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move on, but if they do the same thing, i will tell you, we don't need no cbd, and that comes from a-c-e i am like the last gentlemen, i did not know whether to get on the proponent or opponent side, but i looked at a lot of the community benefit districts. especially one that was recently agreed to hear in the civic center, and i have learned that many citizens who get into this do so with a very unclear understanding of what exactly that community benefit district is going to do. for example, the library commission had a presentation, and they were basically told a very generic things about we are going to work on sign it and do this and do that, but nothing specific. they agreed to a 10-year, $20,000 a year, which will be over $200,000 at a minimum, commitment. they did so almost nothing. these community benefit districts are also difficult when you try to use the public records law, the sunshine ordinance, to try to get some real financial data to see exactly what the heck is going on with it. they will fight you to and nail. they will act like they are dumber than a box of rocks and

sense economic policies that protect american industries and american workers from greedy transnational c e o's but there's an even bigger picture here and it has to do with the myth of the so-called job creator where did this phrase come from job creator i mean wide job creator this is a focused just get sees me just the whole concept of jobs as a commodity has been focus grouped and this is what's come out of it we've turned a jobs into a commodity like like it's something that you know you can buy or sell or that exists. and it doesn't you know but but frank luntz then can tell republicans you know to call rich people job creator oh we don't start the job creators and they can say that government doesn't create jobs you know these are these are nonsense phrases because the reality is what we used to say is hire fire and layoff like he has in g.m. just hired thirty or fired thirty thousand people or the you know that that kind of thing and that and on it goes but the federal government frankly the federal government and thousand jobs this month are chain sell saw al dunlap just fired twen

. >> old english word for a tax was s ht c-e-o-t. and then people who avoided paying the tax were getting off scott free. >> it is free toilet paper. that's where that comes from. >> wow. major credibility just shot up. >> you know what free scott is? that was my chant when they arrested scott on the airline. they took him into the private room! said, free scott! free scott. >> that's what your exroommate used to scream. by the way, my sources at the cia say there are rumors he has gone undercover and has got lib injections and is touring as a comedian named al mccurio. >> i am giving you the finger right now. i am giving you two. >> don't give me any lip. >> matt, stop laughing. you are encouraging him. >> charges dropped against dsk. remember when mayor bloomburg says if you don't want to do the person walk, don't do the crime. >> yeah. >> he is a great mayor. >> leeann, you said where there is smoke there is fire. sometimes even a disgusting jerk is innocent. >> but we don't know the facts either way. my leaning is toward that way

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that uh, like to move some items of the consent calendar. 8 c., 8 e. more specifically, those two. >> with that, madam chair, i will move that consent calendar items 8 a., b., d., f., and g. >> any public comment? >> all of those in favor? those resolutions are passed. >> item 8 c., request authorization to advertise a request for proposal soliciting professional and sharing services to establish a building occupancy resumption program for critical port facilities. >> sorry, as the new commissioner, i will ask some questions. it is more informational. i guess part of it is that this looked like it was developing agency plan in the event of some emergency facilities. in addition to what we're trying to do going forward, what are some of the existing currency plans in place in the event there is a relatively long time line before this gets implemented? what is in place now? to protect? >> ok, we have a representative from the engineering division. right now, the building occupancy resumption plan only applies to the private sector. i think only one of ou

today, prices were up a fraction the c-m-e increased the margins on gold futures. silver rebounded back over $40 an ounce. and copper jumped more than 2% to its highest price in two weeks. growing confidence regarding asian economies and speculation around bernanke's speech tomorrow in the u.s. helped push up commodity prices. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: as millions of americans from the carolinas north prepare for hurricane irene, some may like the idea of a home that floats on water, but only when it needs to. we continue our series, "planet forward," a partnership with the george washington university social media project, using your ideas to power our future. floating homes is concept that could help flood prone areas adapt, as climate change makes weather more unpredictable. here's frank sesno. thailand has had flooding and floating buildings for centuries. what's new, taking on the challenge of being able to float at a moment's notice. >> we think one way to prevent flooding that is not too costly is to build a house that request rise or elev

i have business with kareena is moments away but for now is the world update here on out c b e was launched a special operation in the north of cause of the union in relation to a criminal investigation into the death of a policeman in clashes last month a violent it is skewed with serbia erupted in the regions or try to take control of two border crossing points on tuesday the un called the situation in kosovo tense and unpredictable. hundreds of protesters have clashed with police in south africa ahead of a disciplinary hearing of the ruling party's youth league julius malema is accused of divisions in the african national congress and embarrassing the president by calling for a regime change in neighboring botswana police used rubber cannons rubber bullets water cannons and stun grenades to disperse stone throwing demonstrators faces expulsion from the party at the closed door here. in the united states the number of dead from tropical storm irene has risen to at least forty eight that's a massive rescue and cleanup effort is underway along the east coast thirteen u.s. states have been a

>> he is the c e zero. >> the ceo of apple. >> has he made an impact on your life? >> do you have an iphone? >> yes. >> what do you do with it? >> i use it for homework, research, calls, texas. >> could you live without it? >> probably not. >> 13 years old and already hooked on apple >> he has made a lot of people a lot of money. >> apple stock was down big after the announcement, stocks dropped $20 per share than a matter of minutes but has rebounded. back to the letter that steve jobs release come here is what he had to say, if there ever came a day when i could no longer be my duties, expectations as apple ceo i would be the first let you know. unfortunately that day has come. jobs has been on indefinite leave since january with unspecified medical condition. he was treated for picric cancer in received a liver transplant. one person says apple be a different company without steve jobs as ceo. >> he was the balance point in that company. now, the balance of is been removed. a lot of people have left apple in the last 12 months. the company has been changing quite

>> i'd like to sever 2-e-c-2 on page 25. and actually how about -- i prefer just so sever the whole 2-e because i'd like to ask a question what mr. kelly asked and that's earlier in the 2-e item. >> commissioner maufas? >> i'd like to sever k-28, 29 and 42. 28, 29, and 42. [inaudible] >> correct. thanks. >> ok. let's move on, then. just move on to next item which is -- oh, the roll call vote will take place under section o . and item h, superintendent proposal held for speaker card and action. none tonight. item i, board members' proposal held for speaker cards and action. already moved and seconded on august 9. report from the rules and joint meeting of curriculum and ad hock personnel labor. and this is an item that is 11 8-9-a-1, reconsideration of 115-20-24-sp-2, amendment of resolution number 95-2-a-26-a-2 permitting jrotc students to utilize independent study to obtain physical education credit to extend the independent study option for jrotc students through the 2012-2013 school year. so it's been moved and seconded. s

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. >> jim mitchell, j-i-m m-i-t-c-h-e-l-l. >> okay. assistant chief?hief. >> have you guys been busy? has it been mostly calls like these? >> haven't been too bad today. yesterday was a different story. and last night, but today's been pretty uneventful. >> but it won't be uneventful for long. >> in this situation we had some ice on the line. the bigger problem was that snow and ice had collected on the limb. >> the firemen and news crew have no idea the tree limb above the power line is about to break. >> i was, you know, doing this shooting where you're looking through the viewfinder with your right eye and my left eye, i'm looking around, see what's going on. i see the tree branch move a little bit. i kind of looked over at it, and that's when everything let go. >> they're standing only a few feet away from live power lines charged with nearly 10,000 volts of electricity. >> the power lines. more today is medical emergencies, people are out shoveling their walks. >> the electrical explosion starts right above the assistant chief's head. >> and i can

so what do you think about this story here that the s e c is the one that was through has deleted filesthat is breaking the law by the way because according to the law they're supposed to save these files. for twenty five years you write. have substance to the idea that there is a criminal racket because the f.c.c. and the investment banks and the fund managers of the rating agencies and other aspects of government are cool looting to create this on the whole the racket of price manipulation and price fixing and extraction and siphoning of wealth for their own and ground at the jeopardy of destroying society was their doing and only it also part partially explains not why obama keeps on saying we have to look forward because in fact there's no way to look back because all the records have been destroyed as darcy flynn the the whistleblower in this case said it pays a startling picture of a federal police force that is affectively been conquered by the financial criminals it is charged with investigating you know it's also remarkable is that the crash in interest rates you would think it

c-span: i-c-k-e. >> guest: uh-huh. he was a bbc sports personality c-span: really was? >> guest: uh-huh. oh, household name in britain. and he announced in 1991 that he was the son of god. and this had never happened before, so it became a... c-span: where did he announce this? >> guest: oh, on the terry wogan chat show on the bbc. c-span: just one day said, "i am the son of god." >> guest: yeah. and in britain, this was a big splash. it's kind of like geraldo suddenly announcing he's the son of god. it would become a big deal. c-span: do you know anything we don't know? is it -- is that an announcement coming? (laughter) >> guest: i'm not sure! but david icke said, "not only am i the son of god, but the world is about to be destroyed by cataclysmic earthquakes and tidal waves and floods." and what i thought was interesting back in the '90s is that, ok, we were amazed and laughing. but a little bit of us thought, "maybe he is the son of god. maybe he's right." so he went on this chat show, and the whole nation watched and he made these predictions and said that he was t

is rare that government a works with b, c, d, e, and f to solve the problem at the same time. principal number five but -- the threats emanate from central america bank the leadership in the process must come from central america. it cannot be an imposed solution. that does not work. it does not work when you are dealing with a limited resource base. fortunately, we have an institution established by the seven governments of central america than cells that already exist and created and designed to accomplish just exactly this coordination purpose. it is called -- [inaudible] [laughter] and it represents all seven of the governments of central america and provide, if you will, a regional leadership to what the larger international community could do. i am fairly emphatic about this point. there are two partners that must be partners in this effort, for geographical reasons, political reasons, for socioeconomic reasons, for law enforcement reasons. we talk about this as the central american initiative. we should probably talk about it as the meso american initiative. you cannot

i need to see that in maybe the c, d and e block. chris, would you be comfortable giving your disgusting lifestyle with that kind of undercover police presence in the places you frequent? >> last time i checked there was no more gay apparel. >> have you ever been in the basement? i have the scratches to prove it. i did walk away with this lovely jacket, by the way. i am watching you, chris jie. here is what is outrageous about this. cair that is complaining about this is billed as a civil liberties organization, a muslim civil liberties organization which i find entertaining. there are muslim countries that care about civil liberties. >> if cair is interested in civil liberties i have a couple of muslim countries they can go to and work on civil liberties issues there. otherwise they should shut the heck up. >> sherrod, the cops are monitoring the muslim book stores. >> profiling. >> this is what you do in any case. >> i am not saying stop it. muslims have to get used to this. right now you are where black people were a couple years

doing what she needs to survive please find help jan klein fight cancer that's helped jan klein c l i n e fight cancer on facebook and now. a message from anonymous. dear citizens for a free and just world lately there has been an overwhelming trend of incidents of police officers arresting and harassing citizens for filming while enforcement they are justifying this by calling it a number of things from obstruction of justice to wiretapping this is an outrage and we cannot allow them to continue to arrest innocent people who are merely assuring the safety of everyone by recording what is happening around us recording police officers not only serves the people but the police officers as well we are ensuring the safety of all parties involved by eliminating the he said she said well that keeps true justice from being served filming police has no good valid argument against its legality those we paid to protect and serve us should have nothing to hide from the public while they are on duty for example officer lyons of the oceanside police department shown here respecting a citizen's right t

you can also e-mail us, booktv at c-span.org. >> we continue with more from frankfurt, kentucky.p next, booktv interviews lindsay apple. she explores the life and legacy of former secretary of state and speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, henry clay. [background sounds] >> henry clay was an early 19th century politician, statesman. he ran for president three times, tried to get the nomination two others, failed on all occasions. but he's probably the best known non-president of that period. >> why is that? >> well, daniel walker howell argues that clay had the most expansive vision for the country of any politician of that period. he's speaking, basically, of the american system which was an attempt to unify the country. we were a big country, in fact, most people thought we could not exist as a democracy as large as we were. but he believed through transportation, through commerce that we could tie the country together. howell says that he was a better visionary than he was a politician. he could not get other people to go with him. but if he could have stood out here

the meter maid showed her some r-e-s-p-e-c-t and did not write it.nklin gave her an photograph on an envelope. >>> we're learning about a decision that could reshape the south bay commute. how it will impact you whether you drive or take public transportation. >>> also, the america's cup race is expected to give the local economy a local boost. but hear why one group says the risks far outweigh the rewards. >>> and why the suspect in the case walked into court a free man and left in handcuffs. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. o my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. >>> a san francisco mayor's race heated up today. two more cameras are off and running after signing in at city hall -- candidates are off and running after signing in at city hall. that's capitalist joane ruiz. she signed in at city hall. in his official candidate statement hall said san francisco politics is not for the faint of heart. but all three mayoral hopefuls are confident they can win. >> reporter:

so that's the big concern with this one and that's why the e c eevacuation order, first time in new york was ordered. interesting, it has to start today and in earnest. tomorrow at noon when everybody shuts down mass transit, another historic maneuver here in new york. that doesn't happen often. you've got to go back to 9/11 last time that happened. i think 2005 for a strike. either way, some would use mass transit to get out of here would not be able to do that. you have literally thousands ever people potentially trapped that didn't get out when they had a chance to. everything that's been asked to do has to go in a sequence or we're going to put people in harm's way. should that storm surge come in at high tide, 8:00 a.m. or 8:00 p.m. that will put up in harm's way. tons of people, ferries are still running. once the winds hit 46 miles an hour that will cease and obviously any trips to staten island, even, obviously, the statue of liberty on hold until monday or tuesday. this is a dangerous multihazard storm. whether we get the surge, there's a potential for free damage and lo tree da

. ♪ a, b, c, d, e, f., g ♪ round and round the mulberry bush ♪ the monkey stopped to pull up his socksarkable stuff. diane's husband by the way is till in the hospital but he's expected to be okay. meanwhile, diane and her daughter were treated and released. the corrections officer who struck the family said he was drinking and taking painkillele before he got behind the wheel. >>> good news from the art world. authorities have recovered this sketch, some fellow named rembrandt snatched over the weekend from a private display at a hotel valued at a cool $250,000. now here's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> and the hello to you, josh and did you know that the summer heat can have an impact on the medication you and your family take? find out which ones and what you can do to protect the medications and your health and that's coming up tonight on "world news." see you then. >>> finally, incredible new images from thth wild. part of a ground-break experiment. a conservation group set up hundreds of cameras snapping these pictures when an animal walked by, w

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e-mail us book tv at c-span.org. >> from the 2011 los angeles times festival books larry flynt and david eisenbach, authors of "one nation under sex: how the private lives of presidents, first ladies and their lovers changed the course of american history" to stress their book and check phone calls. >> how does this partnershipome come together?ther? and sure everyone wants another two of you collaborate. >> well, i wanted to find out the history, founding fathers. they have the same kind of sex scandals that they have today, the political landscape.ec hig once i decided that wanted to do the book. my friend david. so his at columbia. a lot of the subject matter and very bright.t as co-author, he has been fantastic. i think we have a greathistor partnership. limited so unusual that no othee book in history has ever been read like this. publishers of history books tend to be conservative. they are only interested in politics and policy. they're not interested in six debates, speak. reno that is an interest which has pretty much occupied america forever. but we have done this we do a great

e-trade. investing unleashed. ce: new york representative charlie rangel and i have had a public disagreement over jesus and taxes. >> many would ask the question what would jesus do? what would jesus do this weekend in >> mike: this guy had trouble passing his taxes and he ought to get the coin out of the mouth of the fish and pay his taxes. he took our debate to the house floor recently. >> my good friend mike huckabee said one of the things that jesus would do is pay his taxes. that scores for the good governor. but when you have a 14.3trillion dollar debt, it is kind of late for that message to have a strong impact. >> mike: well, today instead of discussing the long distance charlie rangel joins me for a come to jesus' meeting. >> good to be back. >> mike: you were on the floor of the house and envoked jesus' name and i wonder if a republican would have envoked jesus, people would say you are bringing religion boit. you didn't get in trouble. >> because republicans talk about jesus we say amen thank you for com

c. d. e. f. g. and h. collectively together to solve the problem at the same time. principle number five. the threats emanate from central america. the leadership in the process must come from central america. it cannot he and externally imposed solution. that does not work. and it's especially does not work when you are dealing with a limited resource base. fortunately, we have an institution established by the seven governments of central america themselves that already exist and that is created and designed to accomplish just exactly this coordination purpose. it is called sica. grassley is. [laughter] and it represents all seven of the governments of central america and provides if you will, regional leadership and buy-in to what the larger international community can do. and sixth and finally, and i am fairly emphatic about this. there are two partners who must be partners in this effort. for geographic reasons or political reasons, for socioeconomic reasons, for law enforcement reasons. we talk about this as the central america initiative. in many ways we prob

e, page 25. go ahead. >> my question was about 2-c. i just needed to clarify for myself. they are about our relationship with cbos. however, any actual contracts such as those you saw, they have to come back. this does not authorize the staff to pay money to the cbo's without authorization by the board, so i thank you for the question. i wanted to clarify for myself, which is as i thought it was. for me that was resolved spirit of my question about -- that was resolved. my question about 2-e was about transportation services, the medical transportation services for special aided, and there waa question raised to me about the bidding process. as i understand it, we got a letter. during the bidding process, one bidder had been given notice they had won the bid, and the process was reopened again, apparently because of a complaint by another bidder, and after the same organization and also submitted the lowest dibid it was given to someone else, so there was some question about the issue, and i see the bitter in question has been judged to be non-compliant, and i just have q

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c-span2. the supreme court is now available as a standard and enhanced e-book and tells the story of the court throughout eyes of the justices themselves. 11 original c-span interviews with current and retired justices this. new addition book includes an interview with the newest justice, elena kagan, and with the enhanced e-book, add to your experience by watching clips from all the justices. c-span's "the supreme court," available now wherever e-books are sold. "washington journal" continues. host: carrie budoff brown is here, and larry lerer is a bloomberg news staff writer, both joining us to talk about the debt compromise that was reached. where were the two of you last knit as this was being worked on? guest: i was at the white house waiting all day, figuring that something would happen a little bit sooner than it did. we were held up for quite a bit of time. lisa can actually speak to this. you might have been on the other end. guest: i was on the hill waiting all day as well. and, you know, sort of a lot of waiting for them to come out of meetings and seeing who was going into whose of

send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. here's our primetime lineup for tonight. >> what are you reading this summer, booktv wants to know. >> the first book on my reading list this spring and summer was transfixed by stacy schiff. what a great insight in recounting her life. is a book that was recommended to me, and so i decided to pick it up and read it and then continued with a strong woman fema, if you will, with "elizabeth i," by margaret george. that's on my ipad. i'm reading both of these as e-books. i have gone back, doing these, "cleopatra" and "elizabeth i," it got me onto the historical and older novels type approach. and with my bible study group i am rereading "pilgrim's progress," which is delightful, to get back into that. it

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c-span2. the presiding officer: the senao order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, e senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. give ear to our prayers, eternal god, and guide us like a shepherd leads a flock. turn us toward you as you cause your face to shine so that we shall be saved. feed our lawmakers with the bread of wisdom so that they will accomplish your purposes. delivering them from the tyranny of the trivial, may they trust you to guide their steps. as they remember the high price and preciousness of freedom, inspire them with the relentless and sacrificial vigilance required to preserve it. we pray in your great name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communicae senate. the clerk: washington d.c., august 2, 2011. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of

get our complete schedule at c-span.org/history and sign up to have its e-mail to you by pressing the c-span alert button. >> the july 20th you and declaration of famine in somalia was not made lightly and reflects the dire conditions of the people in somalia. it is based on nutrition and mortality surveys, data verified by the cdc and on the basis of that we estimate in the last 90 days, 29,000 somali children have died. this is nearly 4% of the children in southern somalian. our fear and the fear of the international community and governments in the horn of africa is the famine conditions in those two regions of somalia will spread to encompass the entire eight regions of southern somalia. the next rains are in september and october and even if they are good we could bear witness to another wave of mortality to waterborne diseases. >> watch more from this senate hearing on light at the c-span video library. >> in his book "pinched" don peck looks at the social change brought on by the current recession and compares it past economic downturns. he recently spoke of politics and prose

journal@c-span.org is our e- mail. stephen moore is our guest. guest: people listening to this show are probably more of the liberal persuasion. the interesting thing -- if you look at the people who get all these loopholes, the people who buy the two million-dollar homes, they tend to be rich people. what i'm saying is if you get rid of those tax loopholes and lower the rates, you are potentially making the tax system more progressive because rich people do not have a way to shelter their income from the irs. host: we have two tweets. one on the national sales tax. guest: i wasn't talking about a national sales tax. this is the idea of the fair tax. the fair tax would be even more radical than what i'm talking about where you just eliminate the personal and corporate income tax entirely and move towards a national sales tax. just like at the sales tax you pay tax every time you go to the 71-eleven. this is an interesting idea. we need to start taxing people on consumption, what they take out of the economy, and stop taxing work and savings and i