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however, items three and four are the aao and the aso for the enterprise departments, which we heard in may. we need to take a motion to combine both of those items into the full budget of one and two. can we entertain a motion to combine items two and three to items one and two? we have a motion. we had a second. without objection. ok. we have items number 7, 8, and 10 which were dispensed with already. items number 5 and 6, these were items we made amendments to previously because of state regulations around noticing for fees. we have to open these specific two items of public comment. i want to do that now. items number 5 and 6, are there any members of the public who wish to speak on these items, 5 and 6? this is public works, a temporary street occupancy fee and the admin code for the public administrator. we will close public comment on these two items. colleagues, can we take a motion to send these items out to the full board? ok, we have got a motion by supervisor mirkarimi. seconded by supervisor cohen. we will do that without objection on july 12. ok. there is item number n

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the key to the solution to this problem is to find a way for german creditors and french creditors to aso take a haircut or pay some of the costs of settling that that problem which is the whole issue of restructuring this debt in the medium term in such a way as to make it sustainable so that's what i was talking about before but you need to find some sort of a solution in between just cutting the greeks off and bailing them out down the slippery slope as you say we need to find something where the greeks and the germans but not just the taxpayers also the banks share the cost of resolving the crisis it's interesting he said he'll do you think banks want to share the cost of resolving this crisis because then they'll just go to the i.m.f. ok i mean and you keep going up the ladder to get more money to do it maybe start off real reform in the euro zone. we of course beings have have been shifting trouble some said from the financial crisis on hoover to nod towards the end center of bangs and the general taxpayer of the e.c.b. he has bought or already more than one hundred billion euros of

prudent a government, we have to make a ae lot of changes and none of it io going to be easy so we might aso thll get used to it now. wor for wherever it is worth to hav. my word we will continue to try to be the . coats: >> the senator from indiana.ad >> i accept that having had the opportunity to work with senatoe feinstein on the intelligence committee. i don't cities for its second ta accept.k it's been a pleasure to work on that committee and we spent many hours behind closed doors discussing issues of greatue importance to this country, anda she's provided great leadership in that effort. with so i will look forward to working with the senator from california and accept her offer. onti hopefully we can find a goodcout solution to this issue and i couldn't agree with you more, senator feinstein, that this is the first of many things, tough decisions that we are going to have to make and if we are not flexible in making these fiscal distress, we are going to market's and by ournding too constituents. they know we are spending too much. we need to make decisions some l of which will be pa

i believe this assertion will ce strike most of my colleagues and fhe americans they represent aso a confusing breach of commonrcue sense and it seems to be undercut by the reports the administration sent to congress which makes it clear u.s. armedd will continue to plan limited strike missions to suppress enemy air defenses to operate pr armed predator drones attacking forces in an effort to protect libyan civilians and provide the overwhelming support for the nato operations. from intelligence to a real we reviewing. i indeed, we read in today's "new york times" that since the april 7th date that the administration claims to haveash ceased hostilities in libya, u.s. warplanes have struck the defense is on 60 occasions and fired up 30 missiles from unmanned drones. mr. president, i ask conclusiond of the time in the record of the article of today's "new york u.. times" entitled scores of u.s. strikes in libya followed handoff to nado.object >> i certainly agree that to a full-fledged state of wargi and i would certainly grant scholar, but i find lee it hard to swallow u.s. armed for

say that i'm in close contact with senator sheldon whitehouse, who's also from rhode island and who's aso one of the leaders in the senate on cyber security, he believes that we will see bipartisan progress on the iue of cyber security in t senate. i'm hopeful we'll see a lot of these issues addressed and we'll be able to get them through conference. >> thank you all very much. we do look forward to continue working with you because both of you have been leaders in this area. we hope to be able to continue to call on you for your input. at this time, we'll recognize the gentleman from illinois. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm ing to be brief. mr. langevin, you have expressed a level of restraint regarding this bill, in that if you think we strengthen in certain areas and i'm curious to say i know that we want to send the best bi that we can to the senate, and then again we can persevere as you have indicated. how do you think we can strengthen this bill? >> well, a couple of things, congressman rush. i'd like to see the approach that we're taking here addressing the challenges to the bulk