cpac was a very good body for us to consider. we are taking the cpac advisory under advisement. there is a little bit over 22 on that, so we do not know what that will look like that -- left over on that, so we do not know what that will look like. we want to make sure that this is representative of the larger work we're doing and not just representative on who they have incurred the advising. supervisor avalos: i appreciate that. one of the conundrums i saw was that we had these different commissions and bodies that need to play a role still, but how did they do that with the new office? moving in this direction of cpac playing that role and fitting in parts of all the others is a good direction, i believe. >> and this would certainly not diminish the work, the authority of the ages 8 and first -- hsa and first five. they can really advise across the board. the next up around that is working with cpac's staff person to identify what the current structure is. we may be coming back to you, if there are any changes, anything that we need to do legislatively, to ensure that cpac is

friends here, the director of san francisco child care providers association and the chair of the cpac child care advisory committee. amanda and melissa are the she-roes. i will set the tone and sit back and let them go through the presentation. you had received the final draft report of the actual summit. but also you have in front of you the powerpoint we will go through very quickly. do i hear a thank you? in that spirit, the summit was put together to engage in our community with why pre k collaboration. the importance of alignment with our partners in the community. the district only provides one- third of preschools in the city but there is another body out there, two-thirds of the children are in community-based organizations. along with that, there is also which is important about pre k, not only do half pre k allotment but you have allotment k, 1, 2, and 3. this was the first effort around talking about what this meant not only for the district but for the community. the next line talks about why pre k. to make sure we're talking with the same time. the district is not doing a

that's just hot, fun rhetoric in front of a cpac crowd. what's your point? >> i just read a peace about your party and what's going on in the last four or five years, and what's going on, is this guy has been dictating a new style of party. they tell you no tax increases, more tax cuts for the rich -- >> this is a consistent -- >> wait a minute, chris. this is consistent with where republicans have been for generations for years on tax cuts. >> that's true, ronald reagan was able to make compromises all through his presidency. >> but when he ran he talked about the tax cuts. there's a difference between candidate and president. >> the party has changed and the process of the party has changed. the party has changed. >> i think a lot of people think this guy, mitt romney who looks good, has everything right with the family. this guy doesn't have a lot of interest or philosophies. they see a guy basically for a businessman's point of view, and doesn't have a foreign policy philosophy. so here is a foreign policy person with a policy, they have their sights set

withdraw from cpac the question to have a gay rights group. >> he is going to have to be in very deepere. the fact of the matter is the majority of the american people believe in gay rights. the majority of the gay people are not trying to take contraceptives away from women like roman catholics in their institutions, and going even further and lying about the first -- the president of the united states and saying he is anti-religious because he won't let them deprive women who work for these million billion dollar corporations the catholics run on health care. so sooner or later romney will have to say i'm with the people or i will let this fringe run everything i say. the bishops, thehe will have to choose. i he he is such a moral coward when it comes to saying anything meaningful, for instance, about a young woman called terrible names. he would not go against rush limbaugh, i'm definitely going to have you back, thank you for being here tonight, next time let me know how you really feel. >> thank you, i appreciate what you do. >> stay with us, ahead, still ahead, rove's new claim

and people said at cpac, obama has done more to unite the g.o.p. than any of the g.o.p.didates and this is going to galvanize the religious communities together. >> mike: that's why at cpac, we said we're catholics now, pro-life and galvanized. thanks to you for being here. i think the moral objection for many people is the church and state separation does not mean that the church shouldn't speak out or hold its own particular views, it's just that the government shouldn't force a governmental view on top of the church. it's the government that has the responsibility. and when it does, no american is spared i'll talk with david dryer to see if we can avoid economic disaster. go to presidential come did he.com and get an obama coin bank and you can save the change, could come in handy soon. we'll be right back. they claim to be complete. only centrum goes beyond. providing more than just the essential nutrients, so i'm at my best. centrum. always your most complete. and then treats day after day... who gets heartburn well, shoot, that's like checking on your burgers after

. >> i am the chair of cpac, i'm the director of the san francisco child care providers association. we do the ceo said -- sye -- side. >> director of the preschool quality and enhance and with the early education department. >> i am melissa luke, also part of the early education department. i am the kindergarten transition program specialist. dr. murase: thank you. i appreciate that. i did want to say that i was not able to make the summit. and i had some other conflict. all i have heard for someone who was not able to make an event is how i should have been at that event. i will do whatever i can to make sure it gets there the next time it happens. it is such positive -- just the collaboration and information sharing that happen. from all the participants. i wanted to commend you, commissioner yee and the early education department and collaborators for making such an event happened. and not wasting any time about it. getting it up and running and on the ground and happening which is always a his and when you have to pull together quite a few people. it was very successful because

i want to first of all acknowledge the leadership in this room from first five, cpac, ddcyfdcyf, is to the leadershipd coming together that we have been able to make progress we have been able to make today on these issues. however, this process is not enough. the field of early childhood education is under attack. it is a field that historically characterized by fragmentation. we do not need more fragmentation. batf office of early childhood education simply makes sense. it makes sense because we need leadership on this issue. it makes sense because hsa has the infrastructure to provide leadership, and it makes sense because the personnel have demonstrated a willingness in the priority of vision to provide the leadership. the first step of creating the office is actually a bit easy step, and that is the step that stymied the process to date. the real hard work comes after the creation but everyone has to collaborate and work together. i support and urge this process to move forward, and to streamline the system further and make further progress, acknowledging all of the great leadersh

that was mitt romney at the cpac convention in february making his way to a conservative base. in 1968 when mitt romney's father, george, ran for president, he faced a strong right republican party out there but conducted his campaign in a very different way. that's the subject in a new york magazine article. coauthor of "the real romney" i have to ask you about this question. we all remember george romney, people of my generation, as people of a moderate republican that stood against the far right. it seems like mitt buckles all the time to them. he won't raise taxes at all. he will buckle to nordqvist on that. playing ball with liberty university and playing ball with a crazy right on every front. every once does he have a sister soldier moment and say enough guys. >> in 1994 he was a liberal to moderate republican. there was a time he was following his father's model and running as a liberal to moderate. when he ran in 2002, he described himself as a moderate. now running as president he describes himself as severely conservative. they were surprised and started looking at t

at cpac this year she talked about how the republican nominee needed to be instinctively conservativere. watch this. >> our nominee must be ready, strong, fortified, passionate, a fighter for american ideals. our candidate must be someone who can instinctively turn right to constitutional conservative principals. it's too late in the game to teach it or to spin it at this point. it's either there or it isn't. >> she listed a lot of qualities, and then she got willard. will she go for romney? and is she a plus or minus for him if she does. >> i wonder what candidate she was talking about there. i don't think you can expect the full roar from sarah palin for romney, but want doesn't want to look like she's dooming his candidacy. she also wants to say i told you so, we need more conservative next time. i don't think you will hear that outride opposition. >> dana milbank, thanks for your time. coming up, 50 years after mar offing with dr. king, he's still on the front lines. [ female announcer ] it figures...on your busiest day you see the gray. try root touch-up by nice 'n easy. just bru

you couldn't have a more contrasting point of view, and withdrew from a cpac in 2010 to protest include of a gay rights group. how do you read this contrast and give me the politics of it, bob. >> he seems to be going to the friendly confines of a university noted for it's gay hatered. he has more than once now grovelled before the social conservatives with their hatred of days. and there is an obvious connection, there seems to be a pattern that he is still following some of the same impulses he had in school, and that is to say a relationship with homosexuals. >> let me go to you richard, i want to ask you quickly, we show you this pole, look at how people view the president in terms of likeability all around compared to willard mitt romney. caring about average people, 52% to 22. compassion and understands average people, 52 to 23. consistent, stands up for beliefs, 41 to 30. this is an nbc wall street journal poll showing how people think of both of them. >> look, this election will be decided on the economy. so there are other things that trump all of those issues. voters are being

they dropped out from cpac in protest of a gay republican group, a gay conservative group being allowedipate. the school's liberty christian academy, their high school, says flat out that it quote, does not imploy teachers or accept student who is are homosexual. that's where mitt romney is delivering the commencement address tomorrow. mr. romney, i'm sure you didn't think it would work out like this, but this your campaign now. it's here the pst queer. get used to it. a million piece. get used to it. get used to it. it the pst queer. get used to it. 's the pst queer. get used to it. pst queer. get used to it. pst queer. get used to it. small busine que. get used to it. they want to shut down 3000 post offices, cut 100,000 jobs. they're gonna be putting people out of work everywhere. the american people depend on the postal service. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. used dishcloths. they can have a history that they drag around with them. try bounty extra soft. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty extra soft leaves

positions but we had that conversation in february when he spoke at the american conservative union cpace're working to repeal the defense of marriage act and we are for same-sex marriage and freedom means freedom for everyone. when it comes to the endorsement process, it's not unilateral. i have a board of directors, chapter leaders and there's a multi-step process and it's not just one issue. >> are you going to vote for mitt romney or barack obama? >> well, i can tell you right now, we are looking at all the issues on the plate. as i said, the economy is the number one issue right now. marriage does factor in. so i don't want to belittle this at all but it is not the only issue. >> clark, you said we. you. the question for you, as an individual, not as the head of a group, will you support mitt romney or president obama as a result of this announcement? >> that's a point i'm not just an individual, i do represent a constituency within the republican party so at this point, we're working with a number of republican candidates up and down, including openly gay republican candidates for

they dropped out from cpac in protest of a gay republican group, a gay conservative group being allowedarticipate in the conference. the school's liberty christian academy, their high school, says flat out that it, quote, does not employ teachers or accept students who are homosexual. that's where mitt romney is delivering the commencement address tomorrow. mr. romney, i'm sure you didn't think it would work out like this, but this your campaign now. it's here. it's queer. get used to it. [ male announcer ] away... [ laughing ] ...is the crackle of the campfire. it can be a million years old... cool. ...or a few weeks young. ♪ [ laughs ] away beckons from orion's belt. away...is a place that's closer than you think. find your away. for a dealer and the rv that's right for you, visit gorving.com. olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! put it on my spark card! [ high-pitched ] nice doin' business with you! [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve

one of the big issues we have been having so much has been talked about cpac access to capital. we have seen the administration to help business owners particularly find access to capital. but one of the things not talk about his credit. even though there's a lot of opportunity out there or you hear a lot about a lot of money flowing through the bank's corporate unions sba programs, one of the things not discussed is how your credit comes into play. a lot of our members are finding that you hear about all this money out there, but that they still cannot access it because of all the credit requirements. maybe we should learn more about how someone's credit score or credit comes into play with an sba loan and a beer from the business owners about how they managed the process in terms of their personal credit history and accessing a loan. >> i think this is a question that we get quite a bit. i know that you want to get to the other two. i will suggest our access to and get together with you and you can tweet with your organization. there's a lot of discussion about creating a more