he wasn't going to bring any pressure. >> and, you know, cathy and i debated that -- cathy is just not the type to self-aggrandize. she is unlike so many criminal defense lawyers in chicago. she will not call a press conference for herself. but weigh debated seriously before we started the trial, we thought should we, you know, call you guys and say, look, this guy has been in here five years and nine months without a trial. for someone who has never had -- you know, an arrest or anything, no involvement with the criminal justice system but cathy pointed out and i think she was smart to do so, you know, the state's attorney -- they work really, really hard here in cook county, but she's, you know, if we just throw that story up there, they're going to try harder 'cause we'll get them angry. >> make it a high profile case so we just kind of let it slide. >> you and cathy got -- you called her. she told you about this case. >> right. >> and you ended up as co-counsel basically, right? >> yeah. when she told me about him, i was just sort of in awe and thought, wow, i can't believe that ha

with the numbers so low, cathy is desperately trying to raise some in captivity.king with styx, born weighing less than a fifth of a pound and reluctant to eat. so, cathy teaches her, helping her nurse. >> i actually needed to open up the infant's mouth with my little finger and then there was some sucking reflex. >> reporter: in the wild, these creatures hunt larvae with an amazing rotating finger. >> hey, sweetheart. >> reporter: while styx is a long way from that, there are signs she might get there. >> she's even starting to make those little threat noises. >> reporter: after a month of constant care, she is getting bigger. and talking. >> it's the beginning for her. >> reporter: just the beginning, but thanks to cathy, a good beginning. and a great twinkle from awe-inspiring eyes. john berman, abc news, new york. >> wow, those eyes. and you can check out "miracle babies" on nat geo wild. >>> coming up, two men, 132,000 pounds of garbage and one mission to keep america clean. our "persons of the week." do you have an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillat

cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! patty: a baby rhino. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it's seems like we have plenty of people to the back of the room. you may notice that i am not -- mayor lee. i have been filling in for him a lot this year. i have been filling in for his former position. my name is amy brown. the mayor since his regrets. he has a very busy schedule, as i am sure that you understand. welcome, everyone. mostly i want to just express to you that we do know in city government how important this industry is. we know it is important for our tourism visitors and our economy, the jobs that it directly and indirectly creates. most of all it is important because it is part of what makes san francisco san francisco. a vibrant nightlife is part of why tourists come here. the kinds of people that are creative and entrepreneurial, that come here and live here, creating jobs in high-tech industries, it is part of why they want to be here. because of our restaurants, entertainm

cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind!atty: a baby rhino. >> >> good afternoon. thank you, everyone, for coming to san francisco fire department headquarters. we're hear to honor vincent perez and fire department paramedic anthony valario. today we will be unveiling vince and tony's name on our line-of-duty death memorial wall. it is a somber ceremony and yet an important one and i think all of us, it's testament to the men that tony and vince were that vuso many people coming out once again to support one another and first and foremost, to support the valario and the perez family. this is a very special day because it is another illustration of just how special vince and tony were to all of us and how they will live on in our hearts and our minds and also in san francisco fire department's history because they gave their lives in their duties. thank you so much for everyone that's in attendance. we have uniformed members of this department. we have many of the civilian members of this department. all of us hear your pain

cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! patty: a baby rhino. supervisor chu: hello, welcome to the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. welcome back from the board recess. my name is carmen chu. i am joined by supervisor kim. we will be joined by supervisor mirkarimi shirley. the clerk today is mr. victor young. we have jennifer and mark from the sfgtv. do we have announcements today? >> yes, please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak, turn out a speaker card and turn them in. it please provide a copy of documents for the file. items will appear in the board of supervisors agenda on september 13, 2011 unless otherwise stated. supervisor chu: thank you very much. just so folks know in the audience, we will be going down the order, item one, two, and three. before we get into the mou items, i would like to wait for supervisor mirkarimi, because i need to recuse myself from one of the items. so if you can call item number 1. >> item number one, or it's a proven in the grid with nonstop music library

cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file for social security benefits online. patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. >> the chair is calling the meeting to order. please turn off any cell phones or pagers so that they do not interfere with the recording equipment in the room. please stand for the pledge of allegiance. 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. >> thank you. we will now be taking the roll call of commissioners. commission vice president joe marshall is en route. angela chan. carol kingsley. julius terman. commission president, you have a quorum. in the audience, we have the deputy chief of police and the director of occ. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the august 31

cathy tamraz. they were celebrating the 50th anniversary of the news wire service owned by buffett's berkshire hathaway conglomerate. as buffett mingled on the floor with traders, stocks were falling, but the oracle of omaha told me he's still buying and upbeat about the u.s. economy. >> the economy is doing pretty well. we own 70-plus businesses. we own about five that are associated with home construction. they're flat on their backes, and they're just like they've been for three years now, four years, almost. and so there's been no bounce there. everything else is moving forward. we have businesses that serve heavy industry. they're moving forward. we have consumer business. we have three jewelry chains. we have four furniture operations. their sales are improving. >> kearkts how about you? how is your business doing in this climate? >> we're doing well in business. we're pretty conservative in how we move it forward but revenues are up and we're pretty happy with the way things look. >> susie:

. >>> gracias verÓnica, el huracÁn cathie, amenaza con fuerza, y hablamos de la nueva tormenta tropicalpresentado. >>> el mal tiempo le jugÓ una pesada broma, >>> las autoridades no hallaron sospechosos. >>> hablando de clima vamos con jack jack jackie guerrido, >>>athie la honda tropical lleva por nombre, este gran interÉs, alabama, en la florida, y en porciones de goeorgia, est sistema, por el momento sostiene vamos a ver los vientos justamente vientos de 45 millas por horas, muy lento su movimiento a razÓn de 2 millas por horas, este sistema se intensifique un poco mÁs, en horas de la noche, y estamos hablando un sistema que estÁ a punto de generar. ustedes en el sureste de texas, lamentablemente no alcanzan a recib recibir actividades de precipitaciones, y tambiÉn fuertes vientos. seÑores estÁ por aquÍ, con la tormenta tropical lee, serias inundaciones, mientras tanto tenemos a cathie que ha bajado de intensidad, bueno segÚn los expertos es muy temprano para recibir justamente dÓnde es que va a impactar, mientras tanto las fuertes lluvias hacÍa el norte de la costa del golfo de mÉxi

i love you, cathy. >> william john dimmling >> marisa dinardo schorpp >> christopher m.pasquale >> joseph dipilato >> douglas frank distefano >> ramzi a. doany >> john joseph doherty >> melissa c. doi >> brendan dolan >> neil matthew dollard >> james joseph domanico >> benilda pascua domingo >> carlos dominguez >> jerome mark patrick dominguez >> and my father. now lucas, me, my mom, and my grandma, we all love and miss you. >> and my beloved father, lawrence davidson. you would be so proud of your granddaughters. we love you. >> kevin w. donnelly >> jacqueline donovan >> william donovan >> stephen scott dorf >> thomas dowd >> kevin dowdell >> mary yolanda dowling >> raymond mathew downey >> frank joseph doyle >> joseph michael doyle >> mandell dre -- randall drake. >> stephen patrick driscoll >> mirna a. duarte >> luke dudek. >> and my great and wonderful mother. we love you and miss you and i know you are looking down and smiling at us. >> and my sister, -- . you were a special angel sent by god, love by all, taken but not forgotten. you are forever in our hearts. >> c

chief cathy lanier said he was demoted because he underperformed. she did not perform details on how. >>> today is the retirement ceremony for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff at fort myer at arlington. mike mullen has served the post for four years. he is a 1968 graduate of the naval academy and previously commanded the george washington carrier strike group. >>> the last thing you expect to see at your local walmart or target is a celebrity. >> but that's exactly what happened yesterday at a target in alexandria under this baseball cap and behind the sunglasses, yep, that's the first lady, michelle obama doing a little shopping. apparently no one recognized her until a cashier began to ring her out. the disguise. the press photographer who snapped the pictures was tipped off and yes, even the secret service agents were dressed pretty casually. >>> our time, coming up on 4:36. at 4:39, imagine a bank charging you to spend your own money. that's exactly what's happening at one american bank. >>> at 4:49, no more free turkeys for thanksgivin

where's cathy. cathy does a phenomenal job for us. [applause] >> cathy has an approximately $2 million that came out of the fund out of virginia. i cannot tell you how incredible it is to get general funds out of a budget. the wounded warrior established five regional programs. .. >> should shuffling people to the claims offices, we have officers to deal with the disability filings providing individual counsels, family counseling, peer support, and they are engaged in community activities. since its first year of operation, the number of veterans served tripled. as they come off the war roles, it's going to grow more. in the last fiscal year, staff presented outreach programs to over 20,000 people in virginia. they visited the commonwealth military basis to educate family members about the available services speaking with over 6500 people in briefings just last year. the program has been very successful in partnering with state agencies to obtain federal grants that in turn provide for robust training programs, expansions into the rur

well as the british prime minister david cameron visits libya to celebrate the end of cathy's forty two year rule all his life about it looks at how u.k. arms dealers are still. selling weapons could be a moral minefield but not here this is the world's biggest arms fire and a massive earner for the british economy the government's putting its conscience aside as international delegates shop for tanks rocket launches and the missiles so long as business is being done here it doesn't seem to matter who's buying this is just list includes countries like saudi arabia and bahrain both regimes that violently suppressed pro-democracy demonstrations earlier this year bahrain was accused of opening fire on its own armed citizens in february saudi arabia sent its national guard in to help driving armored vehicles made by be a systems the u.k.'s largest defense company its products on this play here would be at home in any bond film this tank can alter its temperature changes infrared appearance the light the british government accompany can't change its spots it says there are countries that wer

going down the sign in arabic at the hatch says the rats this way this is what people in the call cathy believe in his run away under the ground hiding from the rebels. there is no sound here of celebrates racial teams above ground it's dark and humid and scary some believe that gadhafi had blew the bomb shelter argues that it was a facility for the macabre his intelligence service some. living rooms like this one. others just like freeze in cells yet there were more exciting findings i had this incredible rooms here i just packed with electronics of all kind. look at this it looks like professional equipment for surveillance but very very old. james bond type gadgets abound amazing how many with notes similarly never having been used shelves with cases where brown little and big cases from the mall till the ceiling has checked our fair. it's quite old one. this seems to be a briefcase recorder and just next door piles of all do and video recordings apparently taken with it is not is a day to find it implies to play all the tapes looks like some of the secrets will never be revealed. in

cathie, alcanzÓ la catÁlogo dpo ray categorÍa de huracÁn, con vientos de 70 millas por horas, se mueveahÍ necesitamos en texas. mientras tanto continÚan los avisos de alertas en cuanto a fuegos de malezas, temperaturas altas hacÍa el oeste, tenemos los avisos tambiÉn de alta marejada hacÍa el oeste de california. el patrÓn del tiempo, condiciones severas hacÍa el sur de luisiana, pendiente si usted vive hacÍa el norte del golfo de mÉxico. actividad de precipitaciones, de hecho un fin de semana bastante largo porque la actividad de lluvia se desplaza hacÍa el nores noreste. tenemos en porciones de san luis, en chicago 92 grados ni se diga seattle 78 grados, para maÑana aumenta la temperatura en los Ángeles 80 grados, pero nada comparaciÓn como lo que sienten los residentes de las vegas, y aÚn mucho mÁs sobre dallas y continÚa la inestabilidad para el sur de la florida y condiciones estables, pero esto serÁ hasta el fin de semana en el noreste, es todo de mi parte. >>> gracias jackie por tu informaciÓn, vamos a una pausa, en seguida la decisiÓn de un Árbitro lo convierte en blanco de un

contrast that with -- cathy, you are on c-span, go ahead. >> thank you for taking my call.e airport, chicago o'hare, 17 years ago. back then, we never looked at a photo id. there have been many changes. once again, we never welcomed our military aboard the aircraft first either. now we do. we never hugged our flight attendants and captains as hard as we do. this day brings a day of remembrance, but, at the airport, we have never forgotten. for your next trip, the time you're standing on line -- in line and you say tsa is taking too long, give it up. be happy to stand in the line. the life you save might be the one they find something in. instead of griping against the tsa and the new implementations at the airports and our buildings, the big buildings, the towers -- we all have tsa there. they are watching out for us. i want to say thank you to the government. they stood up for us. we will stand uniformed and unified. i thank god that this brought together our country instead of tearing it apart. it could have been a very different outcome. >> cathy from chicago who works w

that chief cathy lanier said burton had been underperforming, but she did not provide details. >>> the 2012 campaign trail is already winding its way through montgomery county. at the top of the hour, republican candidate mitt romney will be holding a fund- raiser so expect to see plenty of traffic around the white flint mall. the latest poll puts romney in first place with 23% of prospective voters. texas governor rick perry comes in second at 19%. while fellow republican newt gingrich is hitting the reset button on his campaign hoping to shake things up. many eyes in the gop seem to be on new jersey governor chris christie. danielle nottingham has more on whether he'll run or not. >> reporter: newt gingrich is in iowa looking to use the new contract with america to jump- start his presidential campaign. the former speak of the house is unveiling a revised version of the plan that helped republicans win the house back in 1994 to try and break out of the gop field. >> we can get back to a balanced budget if we have the right reforms, and government will be smaller, leaner, and more eff

. >> reporter: cathy got sweaters, socks, pillows and a vase and would have bought more. >> almost nothingthere was almost nothing when i went in. >> reporter: she spent about $400 at the albany target all of it on brightly colored boldly patterned clothes and housewares by the italian designer missoni. >> like these cutouts. >> reporter: kendra started her mission at the store in emeryville. >> it was a crazy madhouse. people were running scooping up cartsful of stuff and then there was an impromptu clothes chadding session going on. clothes flying as you can imagine. >> reporter: and it wasn't just in stores. the first day rush for missoni merchandise crashed target's website for about three hours this morning and it was down again this afternoon. >> the buzz on this has been huge. >> reporter: this fashion journalist and teacher, lorraine sanders, says the missoni-target marriage is a marriage made in heaven. items from their regular line can cost thousands. >> for missoni it's a great opportunity to reach out to a much larger audience and new generation of people. >> reporter: but sand

. >> reporter: cathie feels that way as well. her daughter, nicole miller, was also on flight 93. says the new memorial will certainly be a more comfortable place for visitors to pay their respects and she hopes a no less powerful place. >> it's going to be, you know, different to see it that way, but as long as that area, the sacred ground is still protected, i think it will be fine. >> reporter: now, you heard her mention sacred ground. that is the name that's been given to the actual impact site of flight 93 in the area about 100 yards or so around it. the memorial does allow people closer access than they have ever had before to that site. but of course, sacred ground remains off limits to anyone but family members. raj, janelle? >> garvin thomas reporting from shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> 300 miles from where garvin is, similar emotions but a totally different backdrop. let's bring in jessica aguirre from new york city. jessica, if you can, describe what's exactly behind you and where are you exactly at ground zero? >> reporter: well, raj, what's behind me right now, what y

host: cathy berrick?st: there are a large number of contractors, by some estimates 200,000, supporting dhs. there is an effort underway to try and look at it to see if it is an appropriate number or whether some of these functions contractors are performing could be performed by government employees. that effort is ongoing. just the overall area of contract and within dhs, the gao agrees that this is an area that they need to improve in. this is a part of the core management function of the department and really impacts their ability to developed security systems in a cost- effective way. part of this has been bringing on the people with the right skills and abilities to support dhs and provide oversight for contractors. part of it is making sure dhs it hears to their own policies and oversight structure for overseeing the development of systems and contractor operations. we think dhs needs to focus more on this. it is part of the reason the gao has put the transition of the management on the hybris the l

host: all right, cathy. thank you. just to let you know, this is from the bureau of labor statistics. there are currently nine states, and washington, d.c., with unemployment rates above 10%. the state with the highest unemployment rate in the nation, nevada, 12.9%, california, 12%, south carolina and michigan, 10.9%, and rhode island at 10.8%. the national average, 9.1% right now. our next call comes from hawaii. based on the republican mind. what did you think of the president's speech? caller: basically a couple of comments. a first of all, the tax cuts, i think, is a step in the right direction. but i would like to make a comment about the person who wrote the article in "the new york times" and continuously characterize as social security as an entitlement program. i am a little sick and tired of hearing that. it is not an entitlement. i am a retiree. i paid him money, my employer paid in money and the money belongs to the people who paid its in and -- it in and should have been put in trust years ago. the other c

[applause] >> last but not least, cathy. >> thank you very much, debbie. i am glad to be here today representing senior medicare patrol. i am delighted to see some of my friends in plantation. i am a longtime resident. i am here representing the senior medicare patrol. what we call ourselves a great group of people that walked hand in hand with shine and social security and many of the other programs that are helping to put a big dent in helping to reduce medicare fraud. we are all responsible and we all have the opportunity. first of all, make sure you come by our booth and pick up one of our free health planners. we have a toll-free number -- 866-357-8677. this particular book is very helpful for helping you plan. i work in elder care professionally besides being a volunteer. i can tell you that in the system -- you go to a doctor's office and he may spend seven or eight minutes with you. when you leave, hopefully, you can ask for a bill to see what your diagnosis is, the level of service you are given, anything. you might found that he put down a level

i spoke to phyllis who was in cathy green leaves office. she told me that she needed my help because she is the one that goes to the white house. when they set priorities, every time she goes, she is there. she tells them that we need to get the final regulations. they put it on the priority list, and when the priority list comes out, it is not there. ison't know whether this right or not, but i think people believe that they are trying to wait and get some way to the -- the get some way to the -- hook it some way to the health care bill. it will be awful. i am really distressed about it. >> this is one of the greatest achievements of the mental health organization in the country, to get mental health insurance on a parity with physical health. since then, the white house has not done anything to employment -- implement the bill. i think the education, labor, all of the others involved would be very receptive to strong leadership from the white house, it just hasn't materialized. so basically nothing is being done in the meantime. we're goi

we will go to cathy in dallas. caller: good morning. i think the more competition that we have during this election, the better off we are. i watched sarah palin. what really -- everybody is sick and tired of all the bad mouthing of each other. instead of saying what they're going to do, they just sit around and cut each other for what they have done wrong. i do not think that is the issue. i think the issue is what they are going to do for us. i see a lot of racism going 9 and dad is a sad thing. our country -- i see a lot of racism going on and that is a sad thing. host: he writes that at times, she sounded like a candidate, at times, she did not. john has this point, artware page. but this point on our twitter page. carry on the democrats' line from miami, florida. caller: i do not think sarah palin should run because all the people that she is talking to our old people. she is like drugs to those people because they are old and they do not see where the country is going. she should stay out of it. she should stop trying to make the

[applause] cathy and i started in young democrats together. it is wonderful to see here. she is here to answer any questions you have about your specific information -- situation. i tried to make sure that i pull together some of the advocates. you have a question on your particular -- and social security, we'll have some of helping. they handle health care and medicare and social security and it of problems that you might have. i want to give each of the seniordvocates time to tell you what they do and how they can helpou if get a problem. >> i am also a small package so i have to get out on this. thank you for inviting me. i have a couple of pamphlets down here on retirement and disability, read and touch medicare eligibility and i invite everyone to visit our web site and visit me at the table to answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> i am proud to be a volunteer counselor serving the health insurance needs of elders. we are a free unbiased service of medicare. there is no fee from the services. the first thing that i want to do is remind you that in the open

cathy and i will be happy to answer questions you have about the gao work, and thank you very much for your time and attention this morning. >> thank you. those were two good statements to set the ground work. we'll do seven minute rounds of questions. let me begin with your last point, gene, and the whole question of management is not too fascinating really as it is to discuss individual programs, successes, failures, but just to put it in context, what we really tried to do in creating the department of homeland securitifuls to take a lot of agencies and departments of our federal government that touched on homeland security and disaster response, and bring them together with the end of making the whole greater than the sum of the parts to make sure the dots were all accountanted, ect., ect., but in doing -- and i think that was a worthy goal and achieved a lot on that, but in doing that, we created a very large department over 200,000 employers, more than 22 agencies, and federal employees, that is, 200,000, and therefore created a very large management challenge, and the comptrolle

host: cathy berrick the managing director of the homeland security and justice department. the report the department of homeland security progress made and work remaining in implementing the homeland security missions 10 years after 9/11. you can find it on there website. thank you for being on the program. tomorrow continuing our coverage of events relating to the 9/11 attacks including the president's trip to new york pa., and the pentagon for the 10th anniversary. he and the first lady will attend a concert and an interfaith service at the washington national cathedral. for all of our information on the coverage coming you can find the information on our website, c-span.org. thank you for watching this edition of "washington journal" and we will see you tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> coming up next, the first meeting of the joint deficit- reduction meeting followed by president obama as speech to the joint session of congress on jobs legislation. later, mor

and he's a neighbor of my daughter cathy lubber so we've known al for a long time.ed to be here. i want to just chat with you for a couple minutes about what we need to get done. and i want to start by saying i'm not going to ask any of you to be for me for president. because if you're for me, you're going to vote, go home and say i sure hope he fixes it. and i want to report to you -- this is my serious conclusion having studied margaret thatcher, having worked with ronald reagan, having led the contract with america and then having watched the last 10 years. i believe we are in so much trouble. i believe the scale of what we have to change is so much bigger than barack obama. yes, we need to defeat barack obama and that would be a good thing. but it's not by itself sufficient. we're faced with an academic system which refuses to teach american history and refuses to recognize american values. [applause] >> we're faced with the news media dominated with the language and views of the left. we're faced with federal judges who do not have a clue what the constitution

and after secretary lute response i'll ask you cathy has any thing else i'm sure she will add. >> secretary lute? >> thanks, mr. chairman, and thanks, jeanne, for the. i would say the first thing, mr. chairman, that we have been able to reflect is the common narrative that now exist across the 22 agencies, over the life of the department. everyone has heard of homeland security, and people were not always sure what it meant. we are now very sure what it means. inspired and helped by the work of this committee. it means the effort to build a self secure resilient place for the american way of life can thrive. what does it take to do that? it requires we prevent terrorism, we secure our borders, we enforce our immigration laws, we ensure our cybersecurity and we build national resilience. everyone in homeland security can find themselves in these missions and in this purpose. so with the first instance, near rating out the story that was originally intended these years ago when the department was first conceived and formed and having all of the agencies relate to work that they have been doin

[applause] cathy and i started in young democrats together. it is wonderful to see here. she is here to answer any questions you have about your specific information -- situation. i tried to make sure that i pull together some of the advocates. you have a question on your particular -- and social security, we'll have some of helping. they handle health care and medicare and social security and it of problems that you might have. i want to give each of the senior advocates time to tell you what they do and how they can help you if get a problem. >> i am also a small package so i have to get out on this. thank you for inviting me. i have a couple of pamphlets down here on retirement and disability, read and touch medicare eligibility and i invite everyone to visit our web site and visit me at the table to answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> i am proud to be a volunteer counselor serving the health insurance needs of elders. we are a free unbiased service of medicareare. there is no fee from the services. the first thing that i want to do is remind you that in t

finally, we convened our first council on underserved communities, chaired by cathy hughes of radio 1. if you do not know her, you will. she is fabulous. we had ron busby from black chamber. they are advising us where to go next with capital, counseling, and contracting. what are we going to do for you this year? how about the american jobs act? as david just said, this is a critical priority. the number one thing in this bill is to help small business. it will help you do what you do best, which is to create jobs. it is smart. it is bipartisan. it is paid for. it puts more money in your pockets. congress should pass it now. [applause] david talked about what is in it for you, but i am going to reprised that a little bit from the small business lines. what will it do right now for your small businesses? it cuts in half the payroll taxes for all small businesses, and it eliminates completely the tax you are going to pay if you add new jobs. that is going to affect about 350,000 african american and hispanic-owned small businesses in the united states, 350,000 small businesses. this bil

cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online.i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we have an exciting opportunities to rethink how art is done in a hospital setting. >> replacement program generated approximately $3.9 million in art enrichment funds for a comprehensive art program that contributes to the quality of life at the hospital by enhancing the environment and supporting the hospital's needs and therapeutic goals. artists were commissioned to create 100 original works of art. as was for the gardens and courtyard are

cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind!atty: a baby rhino.