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superior source seeing more and more nurses because of less staffing and more outsourcing and even cna staffing -- used to seeing more nurses calling in sick with back problems and things like that, so the money we save will ultimately be paid back out in back repair costs and medical bills for them. think of when something goes weird with the private security. some bad incident happens in the city, and the city is sued and is up $18 million in settlement on a case that private security was not able to deal with to theip could have dealt with more efficiently, and as a city agency, we would be more protected. we will lose more money by going to private security in the consequences of not having professionally trained -- much less turnover. i think you get what i ami saying ip makes sense. it is our city. they are part of our fabric. let's keep them at general. i like working with them. they do great work. thank you. supervisor chiu: -- supervisor chu: thank you. >> your site from san francisco general hospital and vinyl services. i feel experience is assurance and inexperience is a lia

you've been a practical server and commentator on this mission can see now cnas. afghanistan for pakistan in iraq for the marines and thanks to you also for your leadership. you clearly understand challenges we face in afghanistan. lieutenant general retired classmate and close friend, the first officer of the coalition command in afghanistan back in 2003. thank you for charging of course in afghanistan that has opened the door and courting myself. the former army ranger search of both iraq and afghanistan. you know the ground situation, what goes on there. it is great year here and in short the cnas team is definitely afghanistan strong. okay, this path goes this morning. i will give you a short overview of the operational plan from now until 2014 and discuss in more detail where we are currently in that plan. i'll tell you what i think is going well and what worries me. i went with a brief comment on what they think the future is regard to transition, driving down 2014 and beyond. so first, what does the campaign the click? well, our object has remained the same

you've been a practical server and commentator on this mission can see now cnas. afghanistan for pakistan in iraq for the marines and thanks to you also for your leadership. you clearly understand challenges we face in afghanistan. lieutenant general retired classmate and close friend, the first officer of the coalition command in afghanistan back in 2003. thank you for charging of course in afghanistan that has opened the door and courting myself. the former army ranger search of both iraq and afghanistan. you know the ground situation, what goes on there. it is great year here and in short the cnas team is definitely afghanistan strong. okay, this path goes this morning. i will give you a short overview of the operational plan from now until 2014 and discuss in more detail where we are currently in that plan. i'll tell you what i think is going well and what worries me. i went with a brief comment on what they think the future is regard to transition, driving down 2014 and beyond. so first, what does the campaign the click? well, our object has remained the same

kerry from cna. i have a question -- >> carrie, let's get the mic fixed in case there's viewers upstars and elsewhere. is there another microphone? there's one coming. >> how about this, oh, yes, even i can hear me. i'm from cna. i have a question really to address to both of you. both of you have talked about the u.s. congress and this is -- the u.s. congress is really something that can cut both ways. for many years, congress was objecting to the u.s.-china economic relationship because they saw, you know, jobs going overseas and american investment overseas. based on dan's map now since 2003, we've had investment suddenly coming into the states, and each of the states is made up of congressional distributes. how do you see what kind of an up fliewps this has on congress' attitudes? for of a negative attitude or members of congress seeing the investment as interest to their district? can you comment on that? >> well, first of all, i think one thing i very much agree with on derek is the early days

you've been a practical server and commentator on this mission can see now cnas. afghanistan. lieutenant general retired classmate and close friend, the first officer of the coalition command in afghanistan back in 2003. thank you for charging of course in afghanistan that has opened the door and courting myself. the former army ranger search of both iraq and afghanistan. you know the ground situation, what goes on there. it is great year here and in short the cnas team is definitely afghanistan strong. okay, this path goes this morning. i will give you a short overview of the operational plan from now until 2014 and discuss in more detail where we are currently in that plan. i'll tell you what i think is going well and what worries me. i went with a brief comment on what they think the future is regard to transition, driving down 2014 and beyond. so first, what does the campaign the click? well, our object has remained the same. to deny al qaeda sanctuaries and prevent the taliban from retaking afghanistan. and by the way, the death of osama bin laden has not cha

. >> kerry dounbaugh from cna. i have a question. >> let's get the mic fixed in case there are viewers upstairs and elsewhere. is there another microphone here? >> it doesn't seem to be on. >> there is one coming. >> how about this? even i can hear me. kerry dunbaugh from cna. i have a question i want to address to both of you. both of you have talked about the u.s. congress, and this is -- the u.s. congress is really something that can cut both ways. for many years congress was objecting to the u.s.-china economic relationship because they saw, you know, jobs going overseas and american investment overseas. based on dan's map now, since 2003, we have suddenly investment coming into the states, and each of these states is made up of congressional districts. how do each of you see what kind of an influence this might have on congress's attitudes? are we going to have more of a negative attitude like with the c-nook or are members of congress going to see this investment as really in the interest of their district? c

you've been a practical server and commentator on this mission can see now cnas. afghanistan for pakistan in iraq for the marines and thanks to you also for your leadership. you clearly understand challenges we face in afghanistan. lieutenant general retired classmate and close friend, the first officer of the coalition command in afghanistan back in 2003. thank you for charging of course in afghanistan that has opened the door and courting myself. the former army ranger search of both iraq and afghanistan. you know the ground situation, what goes on there. it is great year here and in short the cnas team is definitely afghanistan strong. okay, this path goes this morning. i will give you a short overview of the operational plan from now until 2014 and discuss in more detail where we are currently in that plan. i'll tell you what i think is going well and what worries me. i went with a brief comment on what they think the future is regard to transition, driving down 2014 and beyond. so first, what does the campaign the click? well, our object has remained the same

it was cna. i will answer for you. it was china, but not because of jobs or wages, but because a policy. the number to the country was germany, which told use that -- the number two country was germany, which tells you that this is centered around policy. china and germany have policy. the u.s. has no national energy policy. i know you have ally smart viewing audience that comes from both sides of the aisle. the pew organization attended to determine whether americans would favor a national energy policy. would you favor a policy that promoted renewal but energy and energy efficiency? 84% of americans believe we should have a national-energy policy. 75% of republicans believe we should have a national gas energy policy that promotes queen--- a national-energy policy that promotes clean energy and renewable. host: scott, good morning. caller: good morning. miss granholm, i was in battle creek, mich., not too longgo. they have a solar plant that they built with obama's money -- our taxpayer money. they got it totally up