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javier, sergio, matt miller, john ring, francois, andrienne, ben, kate, mary beth sanders, kim, brigitte, matt, tom, and arnie larson. >> mr. president chiu, i am here to support this project as emphatically as i can. unlike the sponsors, in human. about that money, let's be real. there are a lot of campaign contributions lying around. is this about building the kind of neighborhood that we have witnessed here tonight? building on the sinking sand? i know there is perhaps a supervisor year or two. with a "ph," for the closed captioning, like sarah palin. with the ambient -- they will need a lot of money. i urge you to think about your future. the displacement of the doctor, the chair of the program. dr. terrance -- no, but all of that aside. think of you! president chiu: next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. i am with the local and san francisco. i urge you to reject the appeal. i think the environmental report is adequate. when this project is done, you're going to avoid all of those commuters. another thing is there was a lot of noise about local hiring. zero planning. it is not

the winner is brigitte braley. she records our show every day.too much. she watches klg and hoda. no matter what is going on in her crazy life from 10:00 to 11:00, she is going to smile and laugh. >> so, so cute. >> thank you for being such a devoted fan. we are sending her to the vero beach hotel and spa in florida for three nights and two days. round trip air fare for two and dinner at the cobalt restaurant. >> that is awesome. every day we look at the weather down there, don't we? it's just 83, just saying. >> that's what she says. >> just saying. thanks, brigitte. >> you can send your things into our website. >> not all your things. just that stuff. we've got a big week coming up. >> yes, we do. who is going to be on our show? >> denise quaid on wednesday, uma thurman, sinbad will be on. >> we have a big week. laura bush already here. >> this whole death of privacy issue is becoming not just interesting but dicey. we are going to talk how if you lose your identity ways to get it back. >> that is scary to me. >> now that you're known as just h

that we cannot cut brigitte we cannot cut back on that funding. -- that we cannot cut back on that fundinge other thing that has really interested me, if you look at the votes in the house there are more in the first few months of this house on important issues than in decades. the 87-member freshman class that we've tended to characterize as the tea party class or very conservative class. look at their votes. there is a surprising things. you mentioned police and fire. 30 of those freshmen voted to increase spending for police. i think 24 voted to increase spending for fire. a number of voted to support the national labor relations board. there is some surprising switch -- is not the modernist. host: maria, a democrat, washington, d.c. caller: they say they want to save medicare and they want to create social security. we all as taxpayers pay to those funds. i feel that the war's is completely -- to use the funds to countries. g.e. does not pay taxes. once they got tons of money, -- the middle class is becoming a class like other countries. obama when send and he at least -- this country

that we cannot cut brigitte we cannot cut back on that funding. -- that we cannot cut back on that funding. the other thing that has really interested me, if you look at the votes in the house there are more in the first few months of this house on important issues than in decades. the 87-member freshman class that we've tended to characterize as the tea party classr very conservative class. look at their votes. there is a surprising things. you mentioned police and fire. 30 of those freshmen voted to increase spending for police. i think 24 voted to increase spending for fire. a number of voted to support the national labor relations board. there is some surprising switch -- is not the modernist. host: maria, a democrat, washington, d.c. caller: they say they want to save medicare and thewant to create social security. we all as taxpayers pay to those funds. i feel that the war's is coletely -- to use the funds to countries. g.e. does not pay taxes. once they got tons of mey, -- the middle class is becoming a class like other countries. obama when send and he at least -- this country has

that we cannot cut brigitte we cannot cut back on that funding. -- that we cannot cut back on that funding. the other thing that has really interested me, if you look at the votes in the house there are more in the first few months of this house on important issues than in decades. the 87-member freshman class that we've tended to characterize as the tea party class or very conservative class. look at their votes. there is a surprising things. you mentioned police and fire. 30 of those freshmen voted to increase spending for police. i think 24 voted to increase spending for fire. a number of voted to support the national labor relations board. there is some surprising switch -- is not the modernist. host: maria, a democrat, washington, d.c. caller: they say they want to save medicare and they want to create social security. we all as taxpayers pay to those funds. i feel that the war's is completely -- to use the funds to countries. g.e. does not pay taxes. once they got tons of money, -- the middle class is becoming a class like other countries. obama when send and he at least -- this coun

that we cannot cut brigitte we cannot cut back on that funding. -- that we cannot cut back on that funding. the other thing that has really interested me, if you look at the votes in the house there are more in the first few months of this house on important issues than in decades. the 87-member freshman class that we've tended to characterize as the tea party class or very conservative class. look at their votes. there is a surprising things. you mentioned police and fire. 30 of those freshmen voted to increase spending for police. i think 24 voted to increase spending for fire. a number of voted to support the national labor relations board. there is some surprising switch -- is not the modernist. host: maria, a democrat, washington, d.c. caller: they say they want to save medicare and they want to create social security. we all as taxpayers pay to those funds. i feel that the war's is completely -- to use the funds to countries. g.e. does not pay taxes. once they got tons of money, -- the middle class is becoming a class like other countries. obama when send and he at least -- this coun