(applause) >> thank you, brandt. next i'd like to introduce herb schultz who is the regional director -- regional 9 director of the department of health and human services. come and speak to us. thank you. (applause) >> hi, region 9 u.s. department of health and human services. [laughter] >> it's a mouthful. it is a real honor and a pleasure to be here with you this morning. and first off, i want to ask you all to give yourselves a round of applause for the leadership of this community and of san francisco and the bay area and california broadly. (applause) >> you know, it's an honor to get up here and represent my boss, secretary kathleen sebelius and be like brandt colfax, another round of applause for dr. colfax, please. (applause) >> to have a reinvest and recovery act, our stimulus law with the leadership of leader pelosi, of our mayor, of our supervisors, and our community to have $9-1/2 million given to this city and to this area for this. but not just for this, but everybody's already setting this this mornin

lowrie, beat brandt, 5-3. united states wasn't completely shut out.ke it johnson with a long birdie attempt on the 6th hole. he get itself -- justin rose birdied 17 to even his match with mickelson. he then birdied 18 to win one up and the competition was even at 11 each. it was 12-12 when furick was putting at 13. misses the putt. they are in front 13-12. jason definer answers for the united states. his long birdie at 13. est beats hanson and it's tied at 13. came down to this. martin, making parr at 18 to beat stricker. one up, european tour, wearing a patch honoring the [inaudible] come back from a 10-6 deficit. out scoring the united states. they retain the cup. the same kind of come back in 1999. >>> brad won the nascar race today. he is the points leader. we will run down all the baseball developments tonight at ten. see you then. >> lots of things. the a's -- they are right in the hunt. >> they are right there. three things could happen. they could win the division, be a wild card or not be in the playoffs with just three left to play. >> thank

. >> reporter: ivan brandt enjoys a lively game of pig in the poke with friends at the downtown clusters geriatric daycare center. . >> wednesday joy our time together. it makes you seem like you're alive. >> reporter: the 71-year-old says her doctor recommended the center so she would not be alone. >> we give seniors a new lease on life and attitude and action. we give them hope and we give them place where they can feel safe and stimulated. >> reporter: the organization serves the district's elderly for free. participants can take physical therapy, occupational therapy, art therapy and there are workshops for those with alzheimer's disease. >> pick out a good one. >> i love to do art therapy. >> reporter: 70-year-old charles thomas brightens up when he paints his wooden plane. he also enjoys physical therapy. >> i get a chance to work my body parts and keep myself in shape. >> we are a voice for those who are functionally impaired and we want to send a resounding message that they matter, too. just because a person may be impaired it doesn't mean that their quality of life has to be co

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i know the current viewer tv is disappointed they were not one of the nominees, but brandt explainedyou actually have to have the viewers to be nominated. i recently read that obama's campaign spokesperson was on jennifer granholm's show one comment to be coming and i wondered if she is on current tv, who is watching current tv? [laughter] it's great to see so many people here tonight and it's a shame that chris matthews couldn't be here with us to see what a large audience looks like, right? [applause] maybe we are too hard on chris sometimes. i think he tries. but it just seems like he's always asking the wrong questions. he made painfully obvious a few months ago when he appeared on jeopardy i will take last-place finishes for a thousand dollars, please. let me conclude by thanking you the media to become media research center for your pursuit of honesty and accountability and journalism. we need a little more of that in the media and in the political discourse and those that lean to the left and lean forward. congratulations to brent bozel for fighting for years, 25, the silver a

between trade and manufacturing industry to have people that are knowledgeable i want to introduce brandt aldonas who is the director of split rock international a washington, d.c. consulting firm he founded in 2006. mr. aldonas served as an adjunct professor of law and member of the board of directors of the institute for international economic law at georgetown university law center. from 2001 to 2005, he was back u.s. undersecretary of commerce for international trade, and in that capacity according to his biography, he served as america's salesman and i hope he got the commission for all those sales because there are a lot of exports and he certainly deserved it. before assuming his position as undersecretary of commerce, mr. aldonas served as the chief international trade counsel to the senate finance committee, and he is here on behalf of the mitt romney campaign. our other speakers from the other side of the of his dr. jared bernstein. he's currently on leave from the center on budget and policy priorities where he was a senior fellow. from 2009 to 2011, he was the chief economic a

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and to give you a flavor why each was nominated, by the way it was an arduous nomination process, brandtts they've made over the years. watch each collaged. do not throw things at the screen. we paid a damn fortune for them. watch these snippets quietly. smell the sweet nectar of distortion and deception. savor the character is as a nation. the one with the shamelessly sycophantic slobbering at the altar of liberalism. after those collections are concluded, then i will bring on the purchase of pence on the stage. and it is then that we will have a formal vote for the worst reporter in the history of man. that is when you can let it fly. a note to your greenup relatives, easy on the plates. okay. to the finalists. the first finalist for the worst reporter in the history of man is none other than dan what's the frequency rather. she is delighted us for decades with one inaccurate and utterly in ne report after another. he can now be found on the channel still lens testing goes doctored national guard documents are actually some how real. will the -- roll the tape. >> you are an expert. ira