a limited bus that goes to the corridors quickly and bixby by going on kerry and broadway -- kierney and broadway. if that line does well, we could consider this for the future. we would like to see the e line for 2012 and 2013. we have light rail and a street car that goes out to the wharf. this is the one that goes from caltrain to the wharf. if it does real well, we proposed a shuttle between the ferry building and the war. if you know the situation is full by the time gets to the building. this would-be to augment those tourists and give them the car to complete the trip. a couple more lines will show up. the 22 fillmore will be a popular line for the america's cup. similarly to the masonic, connecting the metro and getting it out to the city center. in addition are the -- we need extra service on the weekend. especially the peak weekends. they are proposing to run extra long trains. where we start to need help is in the marina through downtown san francisco corridor. golden gate transit is doing something new. the bus would pick out the -- and drop-off in san francisco. it is no

. >> [speaking korean] bixby seven >>> after the investigations were overall october 1st 1970 my entire family and i, seven people in total were sent to the political prison camp. the person who committed the crime was labeled the conspirators were the ringleader of for the yanna torian of workforce association were labeled monk principal, also and this is how the criminals and prison camp for classified. we book about 3:city in the morning to go to work before:40 a.m. and the labor was from some of until sundown. mills had to be provided by ourselves to self-sufficiency. i saw countless prisoners contract the disease and suffer from diarrhea. >> [speaking korean] [speaking korean] >> translator: after work there would be the fifer ideology meetings for the prisoners. those were unfortunate to be called by the security agents during these ideology meetings sent away in shackles were never seen again. the first manual labor was beyond anyone's imagination and in case of falling short of work goals the whole group was punished. there were so many dead bodies that i saw of their coming eno

. >> [speaking korean] bixby seven >>> after the investigations were overall october 1st 1970 my entire family and i, seven people in total were sent to the political prison camp. the person who committed the crime was labeled the conspirators were the ringleader of for the yanna torian of workforce association were labeled monk principal, also and this is how the criminals and prison camp for classified. we book about 3:city in the morning to go to work before:40 a.m. and the labor was from some of until sundown. mills had to be provided by ourselves to self-sufficiency. i saw countless prisoners contract the disease and suffer from diarrhea. >> [speaking korean] [speaking korean] >> translator: after work there would be the fifer ideology meetings for the prisoners. those were unfortunate to be called by the security agents during these ideology meetings sent away in shackles were never seen again. the first manual labor was beyond anyone's imagination and in case of falling short of work goals the whole group was punished. there were so many dead bodies that i saw of their coming eno

. >> [speaking korean] bixby seven >>> after the investigations were overall october 1st 1970 my entire family and i, seven people in total were sent to the political prison camp. the person who committed the crime was labeled the conspirators were the ringleader of for the yanna torian of workforce association were labeled monk principal, also and this is how the criminals and prison camp for classified. we book about 3:city in the morning to go to work before:40 a.m. and the labor was from some of until sundown. mills had to be provided by ourselves to self-suiciency. i saw countless prisoners contract the disease and suffer from diarrhea. >> [speaking korean] [speaking korean] >> translator: after work there would be the fifer ideology meetings forthe prisoners. those were unfortunate to be called by the security agents during these ideology meetings sent away in shackles were never seen again. the first manual labor was beyond anyone's imagination and in case of falling short of work goals the whole group was punished. there were so many dead bodies that i saw of their coming enough

and like to invite my co-host steve bell and bob bixby to come up and say a few words before we get startedh our first panel. >> thank you. you have been toiling in these fields for a long time. you have done good work. we appreciate it. i want to make three points. we're very glad to co-sponsor this today. dr. rivlin will speak in the first panel. i would like to say all the work done to date has not changed the debt trajectory over the next 30 years at all. all of the fighting that you saw did not make much difference. that brings me to the third point that maya made. the joint select committee has an opportunity to go big. it is written into the law. they can do similar things if they wish to bring about a really big changes in taxes and spending. it is their choice. i think only external pressure will make them make that choice. maya, thank you very much for everything. >> i have three things to say on behalf of the concord coalition. a thoroughly endorse dole big and go long. go smart was not on my list, but i endorse that. what i was going to say was do not go it alone. some of the wo

bixby having regrets about the way each of those was handled by the united states?some thought we were pressing him to leave. some thought we could tolerate it for a while. are you happy with the message that came out from the administration? >> i think consistent with the set of principles we have laid out with the arab world since the beginning of the year. i don't regret the way the united states handled it. i do regret that president mubarak did not take action sooner to be responsive to what was going on in tahrir square and around egypt. there were a series of mistakes there that turned out to be tragic. one last thing on the arab spring. it is ongoing. has varied from country to country, as we have been discussing. it is indicative of broader trends of bad government, letting people down. communication is now possible in and out of countries. >> a reminder, all of that event this evening at 8:00 eastern on our companion network, c-span2. >> on this constitution day, a reminder that our new studentcam competition is underway. the topic, the constitution and yo