clear differences between the two of you, brian johnson, the american petroleum institute, tyson slocumblic citizen. thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. upon >> lehrer: next, poverty in pakistan. special correspondent fred de sam lazaro reports on a program focusing on women. >> over the past ten years, a lot of changes have happened in this neighborhood. >> reporter: roshaneh zafar is an investment banker with a mission: trying to stamp out poverty in neighborhoods like this one, in her hometown of lahore, pakistan. educated in the united states, zafar has made an estimated one million loans to some of the poorest people here. >> you may not see the same poverty that we saw over a decade ago. so after 10 years, you begin to see changes in the family and their lifestyle. >> reporter: her business in micro-finance-- lending small amounts of money to start and expand businesses-- is tough to make work in a country where two thirds of the people live on less than $2 a day. and it's gotten even tougher in recent years. last summer's epic floods meant an end to all loans in the affec

and brian johnson, a senior adviser on tax policy for the american petroleum institute, which represents oil and gas industry. gentlemen, thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. good to be here. >> woodruff: tyson slocum, i'm going to start with you. what do you have against these tax breaks for the industry and in particular, just as an example, they get a break for drilling costs. why shouldn't they have that kind of a break? >> well, because average americans are being asked to belt tighten, we're cutting programs for higher education assistance, and so if we're asking average americans to belt tighten, i think that we ought to target the most profitable industry in the u.s. economy. the fact is the oil industry's primary signals for investment in exploration and production is the market price of crude oil, which is stubbornly over $100 a barrel. that is providing ample incentive for the industry to do what it does best which is extract oil that we need our economy. we use 20 million barrels of oil every day. we do not need, as taxpayers, to provide subsidies, whether in the f

robert longer, samantha wolf, toshira johnson, neal bardeck, brian webster. anyone who wishes to speak on behalf of the appellants, please step up. >> lawrence rosenfeld, 15-year resident of the inner sunset. on monday, april 18, at the at&t team came out to survey three sites in the inner sunset. the process consisted of asking us where we would like the boxes and telling us the reasons they were not satisfactory locations. for example, the challenges of trenching where there are many tracks. but nothing was said about how the fiber cable gets down the street. i am concerned that the city mandated 18 inch setbacks from the curb will be a problem for people trying to get children out of car seats or disabled persons into wheelchairs' or onto crutches. in a neighborhood that is short on parking, if there is a box that is blocking egress to your vehicle, you are in a world of hurt. there are enough issues like the parking set back that i think need to be handled from a central point of view, rather than leaving it to concerned residents and business owners in e

brian westbrook. and kilgore, and ronald johnson and collins jones, bruce miller, and kurtis hole come out of florida. several local standouts heard their names called. richard sherman the seahawks, and mike mohamed will be a bronco. congratulations to all. a dream come true. >> for the giants, pablo sandoval's mri showed a broken bone in his rightist. surgery is planned thursday. panda was hitting .314. taking on the nats. tough day for teddy root. time tough day for jonathan san chesms walked two batters in the first inning alone. the nats are up 1-0. in the third, showing some pop. the backup catcher drills one. his first home run of the season. game now tied at one. good-men un2-1. bases loaded for adam la rube. brian wilson on a full count gets him swinging. >>> in oakland, on ricky henderson bobblehead day, ricky through out the first pitch. new father kurt suzuki can i hits one out for his daughter malia. in the third, michael young answers. two-run shot of his own off fred didn't ore sin. 3-1 texas. anderson not sharp in the fifth. cruz, three-run bomb. 6. anderson gave up seven runs. the sha

johnson. and then he had trouble with brian vickers early. >> jeff: slides up there, takes two tires and hits the 83 car. >> chris: rough night for brian vickers. he threads the car. sheet metal everywhere. >> jeff: loose on the driver side. >> chris: getting the 83 -- talk about earning stripe. earning tape. on pit road, hold on gas man. he was okay. >> jeff: he didn't take equipment out of the pit box either. >> chris: this is with paul menard. he was all right. >> jeff: i told you real men work in the pits. >> chris: some of the pit stop adventurous for different drivers and different crews as regan smith with seven to go in front. your start on restart inside, outside now. >> jeff: the guys restarting the leader. if he takes the inside lane he's been getting beat by the outside lane. this will be interesting. it could jam everybody up. but if the outside guy doesn't go it could make a mess. >> chris: problems for jeff burton continue. already a long night here in the showtime southern 500. technically, 501 miles. we mate not be done yet -- we might not be done yet. >> mike: no. we have ev

he can be a valuable third down back similar brian westbrook also, a wide receiver ronald johnson, colincu, bruce miller from florida and cornerback kris hole come from florida a&m. several local players got their name called. congratulations to all. it's a dream come true. >> pablo sandoval's mri showed a broken bone in his right wrist. he will miss four to six weeks. surgery is planned for tuesday. tough day to teddy roosevelt. does a little face plant in the presidents race. tougher day for jonathan sanchez. walked five, hit two.ers in the first inning alone. in the third whiteside showing some pop. the backup catcher drills one. his first home run of the season. game tied. d-men up now 2-1. boston line, bases loaded for adam la lope but brian will so many gets him swinging. giants win it. oakland, on rickie henderson bobblehead day ricky throwing out the first bit. suzuki hits one out for his new daughter, ma lea. in the third michael young answers off brett anderson. anderson was not sharp today in the fifth, nelson cruz. a their run -- a three-run bomb. the a's fail, 11-2. >> the s

brian katuliso u.s. counterterrorism strategy. and finally, fawn johnsonnal highway trust fund and the role federal and state gas taxes play in its funding. plus your emails, phone calls and tweets. washington journal, live monday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> follow c-span's washington journal on twitter and join those who get advanced notice on the guests, questions of the day and links of clips to video highlights. you can tweet your questions to our guests and add comments to the conversation. don't miss any updates from washington journal. start your twitter account today at twitter.com/cspanwj. >> next, pulitzer prize winning political cartoonist gives the commencement address to the graduates at colorado college. his cartoon spare on the website of "san francisco chronicle," from colorado springs, this is 25 minutes. ♪ >> thank you very much. thank you for that very kind introduction. thank you, president celeste, thank you, faculty, thank to you that shadowy group of trustees, wherever they are. i won't make them stand. thank you, parents, an

johnson. and then he had trouble with brian vickers early. >> jeff: slides up there, takes two tires and hits the 83 car. >> chris: rough night for brian vickers. he threads the car. sheet metal everywhere. >> jeff: loose on the driver side. >> chris: getting the 83 -- talk about earning stripe. earning tape. on pit road, hold on gas man. he was okay. >> jeff: he didn't take equipment out of the pit box either. >> chris: this is with paul menard. he was all right. >> jeff: i told you real men work in the pits. >> chris: some of the pit stop adventurous for different drivers and different crews as regan smith with seven to go in front. your start on restart inside, outside now. >> jeff: the guys restarting the leader. if he takes the inside lane he's been getting beat by the outside lane. this will be interesting. it could jam everybody up. but if the outside guy doesn't go it could make a mess. >> chris: problems for jeff burton continue. already a long night here in the showtime southern 500. technically, 501 miles. we mate not be done yet -- we might not be done yet. >> mike: no. we have ev

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after that, center for american progress senior fellow brian katulis on current strategy in afghanistan. and finally fawn johnson talks about the trust fund and the role federal and state gas taxes play in funding. "washington journal" live monday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> freelance video journalist david axe was embedded with the u.s. army in afghanistan in march and april. he joined sufment and afghan troops south of kabul on patrols of local villages and a mission to clear roads of ieds. he also talked with commanders about security and the status of training of the army and police. the u.s. is scheduled to begin withdrawing troops from afghanistan in july. >> what the brigade is trying to do here is we have the area of operations three provinces. very critical areas around kabul to try to get expand the security bubble that i'm sure you've heard general petraeus talking about from kabul to make sure that security, governance, and development are increased and improved here in

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brian sister bonnie said the family would not be speaking about the lawsuit. 7 news legal analyst dean johnson says it is clear to him why the stow family has targeted the dodger organization for damages. >> we know that the damager >>reporter: johnson says the stow lawsuit could also have an impact on other public venues over how much security they provide. >> certainly if there is a big settlement or big verdict in this case, professional baseball, professional sports in general, commercial landlord in general are going to be much more aware of their obligation. >>reporter: because of the severity of the injury sustained by brian stow it is possible the family could collect in the millions of dollars. at san francisco general hospital david louie abc 7 news. >>> one more note on this. if the stow prevail they plan to reimburse everyone who contributed to the family relief fund except for former giants slugger bonds who has given college scholarship to both of stow children. >>> former egyptian president mubarak could be on trial as soon as next month. egypt top prosecutor announced charges t

brian remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. his sister said the family would not be speaking about the lawsuit. abc 7 news legal analyst dean johnson says it's clear to him why the family has targeted the dodger organization for damages. >> we know that the dodger organization is potentially liable in this situation and secondly, this is about money and the dodger organization is the proverbial deep pocket. the individuals who are responsible for this crime undoubtedly will be named in the future when their names are known. >> reporter: johnson says the lawsuit could also have an impact on other public venues over how much security they provide. >> certainly if there is a big settlement or big verdict in this case professional baseball, professional sports in general, commercial landlords in general are going to be much more aware of their obligation. >> reporter: because of the severity of the injuries sustained, it's possible the family could collect in the million dollars of dollars. at san francisco general hospital, david louis, abc 7 news. >> if the family prevails, they will reimburse everyone who contributed to their family