if federal dollars come in, you'd pay a draw on cp. if [speaker not understood] you'd pay your draw on cp, et cetera. and then back to the third grant anticipation notes. the sole purpose is to better align your federal dollar receipts with your construction expenditures. and as noted, the credit quality is a little weaker, but the final maturity is only 5 to 7 years. so, your all-in interest costs will still be fairly competitive at 2-1/2, 3% rate. i'm going to reemphasize that last bullet on page 6. this will not currently as contemplated involve the agency's revenues. investors will simply look to the federal government for repayment. and you're not alone in doing this. here's a list of other grant anticipation note issuers. i'll note that with math 21 being limited to a two-year horizon and we're in the midst of sequestration discussions and the federal government is in the midst of challenges, securitization of federal dollars is a challenge these days. that said, many agencies have the need similar to you. bart has done it. portl

i would immediately go to cps. >> buchanon was not fired for making the complaint but was told to take a leave of absence. after hearing about buchanon, kristin kunan released a statement saying in part, i can't believe how many people at the school knew about the sexual abuse and how many warnings the district ignored to find out that there was someone at the school actually trying to help us and that she got punished for it is incredible. the school district is now trying to find documentation to corroborate her allegations >>> a teen is behind bars for the death of a newark memorial high school football star. 19-year-old abraham hade faces 16 years to life in prison for second-degree murder. the jury determined hade told lies from the witness stand blaming the death of osana futi on a 14-year-old friend. the 14-year-old confessed to the murder to save him from a longer prison term but later admitted hade was the killer >>> a 1-year-old boy recovering from the hospital after being shot in his own home. someone opened fire outside st. john's apartment building on west macdonald avenue

. >> auqi hay varias opciones usted puede adopatr a un niños con cps o de manera temporal. >> hay mujeres bebés. >> cuando va a ser una adopcion la apreja deb haber estado cadado por dos años y estar legalmente en el país, tiene un subsidio de 0 a 400 dólares mensuales, se les da medicade. >> durante 6 meses el niño es monitoreado en casa y si los niños son adopatdos encunetran corazones como de los ramirez. >> siento una gran satisfaccion que están bien, que he cumplida. >> noticias univisión. >> ♪. >> a parti del próximo lunes miles de empleados veran una aumento en el cheuqe, los dueñlos de negocios podrían estra sujetos a medidas, ahí tenemos el número de teléfono por si tiene dudas o quejas con relacion a estas namalias. >> la semana pasada una pareja homsexual se sintió mal cuando les pidieronq se retiraran del lugar. >> miles de parejas gay se tomaron de la mano y se besaron. >> ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> la música allegró al grupo de al menos 500 personas que se reunieron en galeria de rosville y es un triunfo para la comunidad. >> segun rosie muchos de los clientes quedaron molestos y supues

what do you do if you're too far for the cp, the cpac crowd.accuse them of being in cahoots with the muslim brotherhood. that's ahead. "hardball," the place for politics. y while thermocontrol wicks moisture away. keep moving. stayfree. hi victor! mom? i know you got to go in a minute but this is a real quick meal, that's perfect for two! campbell's chunky beef with country vegetables, poured over rice! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly! [ male announcer ] bengay zero degrees. freeze and move on. >>> back to "hardball," and now to the "side show." what if the papacy had to draw. they have what's called the first papal political ad. >> leonardo san degrees says he's infallible, but just last week he picked bradley cooper in his oscar pool. bradley cooper, leonardo sandly, wrong about bradley cooper, wrong for the vatican. >> well, just one r

laughter] >> but, i mean, it was important to raise the point as we did in the presentation that the cp in particular does require more resources. but through the efficiencies that ms. bose has achieved and will continue to, we have every confidence that we'll be able to manage [speaker not understood]. >> well done. >> thank you, director, for your support. >> okay. anybody else? any member of the public wish to address the board on this? >> nobody is rushing forward, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. appreciate your support. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ms. miller? >> aye tim 14, discussion and vote pursuant to administrative code section 67.10(d) as to whether to conduct a closed session. >> is there a motion? second? all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? we are going into closed session. thank you all. >>please stand b >> $30,000. there was no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session. directors, it would be appropriate for either motion to disclose or not disclose the information discussed. >> is there such a motion? no motion, i guess. >> second. >> any furt

corner at 1800 oakdale and you are saying how toxic it is and i understand that but why do we have cps across the street? so it's okay for them across the street but not okay to have wellness center that is well needed? i have kids and our kids definitely do need these services whether it's trauma for health and everything else. i just don't understand how we're approving liquor stores and night clubs and pot clubs and not approving the wellness center. the center needs to help the children and community. wrap around services so please stop playing politics and let our babies grow and have the wellness center. >> i am a part -- i am danel cross and i want to have this wellness center. thank you. >> thank you. i'm going to call a few more names. (calling speaker names). >> if your name has been called come on up to the podium. >> i guess i will go next since i don't see all the rest of them. so many facts have already been stated today. i'm not going to repeat the facts and i'm going to take a moment to wrap up the last day of black history month and read a quote from the speech of dr.

change the cpi for social security and cuts for medicare, and -- >> what were the specific change on cphat was the number? >> and these were the numbers pass bed tween jeantween gene s >> and it suits both of their objecties. chuck todd put it beautifully, and he noted it in "first read" this morning, yes, both sides are kicking and screaming publicly and yes, they will impact people's livelihoods, but if you are a republican and you want to cut spending, you are getting it, and if you a democrat who wants to reduce the defense spending or ensure that all of the cuts aren't targeted only at social programs, you're getting your wish. and for these cuts to come exclusively from social spending. so michael steele, you are shaking your head and these people are back to the districts saying, we cut spending. >> well, chuck, he has framed this perfectly, and that is why i said, they settled on this perfectly, and the histrionics and the drama that kids won't get educated is about nothing. >> well, it suited their interests. >> i agree with the political analysis, but the problem is that this

>> blossom trails of a single variety fruit are big all across the country, but it's the variety of cps that makes this one so popular. they say that traffic increases by about 30% thiq timof year, which means big business for a pretty sml community. the path through peach, plum, apple, orange, and nut orchards shows off the picturesque side of the san joaquin valley's staple industry, agriculture. the colorful tetops set against the majestic peaks of the sierrnevada are part ob a changing landscape re. already, the trail has been altered several times since its 1988 inception to accommodate the region's growing population. >> well, it's important for our area. it's important to fresno unty that we preserve agriculture. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-acre family owned operation that has grown 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables for more than00 years, and doesn't

understood] commitments in the coming years and we look forward to continuing to work with the city and cp [inaudible]. >> thank you. >>> hello, my name is marlene morgan and i'm the president of the cathedral hill neighborhood association and on the community coalition and on traffic and environment. cathedral hill neighbors has been involved in the planning of this new project since 2005 and with the coalition since 2009, we have spoken many, many times about our desire to have two state-of-the-art hospitals, both sustainable and both reasonably size and scope, not a megahospital at cathedral hill and nonsustainable one at st. luke's. i think this framework that we're seeing today is a tremendous victory. thank you so much to the team on the board that worked on this and for the city staff and for cpmc as well. i do want to say that i learned a lot about traffic during this time. spoke to a lot of traffic engineers. my favorite meeting this time last year when we were talking about the 28,000 additional day trips, trips to go to cathedral hill hospital as planned and the traffic engineer

first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you cp take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath or swelling of your tongue or throat may occur and may be fatal. intermezzo should not be taken if you have taken another sleep medicine at bedtime or in the middle of the night or drank alcohol that day. do not drive or operate machinery until at least 4 hours after taking intermezzo and you're fully awake. driving, eating, or engaging in other activities while not fully awake without remembering the event the next day have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations, or confusion. alcohol or taking other medicines that make you sleepy maincrease these risks. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. intermezzo, like most sleep medicines, has som

> i was just going to add in that you are correct, and there are other groups that have worked with cpseen doing it in a more nurturing way, and more nurturing environment, and they are getting the results, and they are not being considered or offered the accounts. >> cenk: one final really quick question here. is this set in stone? or is there anyway to fight back? >> i always believe in fighting. >> cenk: fair enough i like it. and if somebody is fighting rahm emanuel, i'm usually happy about it. when we come back we'll have a conversation about whetherite threeists should have civil rights? are they the new minority that are being discriminated against? [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's lobsterfest our largest selection of lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new grilled lobster and lobster tacos. come in now and sea food differently. now, buy one lobsterfest entree and get one 1/2 off with a coupon at redlobster.com. ♪ >> cenk: all right. we're back on "the young turks." we have turk row here. ana what is our story here today? >> one in five americans are now religiousl

yes, concerned parents or cp's as i like to call them, check off boxes to alert caregivers and othersssues. kym whitly who spells her name with a y, and why shouldn't she, says it is for kids who can't communicate their needs, much like me. a doctor has micked feelings about -- mixed feelings about the garb because it could become like bill schulz's face, a bully magnet. >> rough show. >> at cat and dog elementary, meals are monitored closely. >> good boy. stay. good boy. >> i told you. after gay marriage, this was next. birds feeding dogs. you said oh shut up, greg. it is not the end of the world. well, here you go. a ambassador, you are the only one who produced people. it is safety for the kid, but it is also telling the kid, this is who you are. >> it is ridiculous a parent would think of this. it is like you are too lazy to tell the kids' kindergarten teacher or nanny what the problems are. you get up in the morning and check the shirt and then send them off? >> i love the idea. think about all of the shirts you can do. when he tells you he wants this -- it would be like a mement

. >> you pay the cp air account. you go back. by the way, i just got anotherer tonight. no offense.to go back and violets and 40 on federal. i have to redo that. going to charge you again. it's annoying. gerri: one quick question. where are you coming from? that literally pretty. >> i'm working hard, as always. this time it is in the beautiful said a florida. no state income tax return. if you live down here you don't have to worry about it. gerri: it looks gorgeous. thank you for coming on. appreciate it. >> you have a great day. gerri: i know you well. all right. meanwhile, looking number seven, the seventh consecutive day leading the dow to reach another closing high setting a record every day since tuesday. here to weigh in, president and ceo of a planned financial services. financial adviser and author of you can never be too rich or 210 or two blonde. that's not the name of it. >> i like that. gerri: personal finance expert. welcome. i will start with this market back. to you first. keep going up. what do you think we are in for as an individual investor? >> a tremendous amoun

an 83%cp received favorable rating. -- national urban reagan national urban league receiving 69% favorable rating. when respondents were asked for the names of individuals who best represents the interests, an overwhelming 40% said no one speaks for them. a segment of people focus on issues of the emergence of hispanic populations, race relations, the levites, and the 2016 presidential election -- gay rights and the 2016 presidential election. most african americans favor a path to full citizenship within two years for aesthetics and are here illegally. never0% say they should achieve full citizenship. 51% oftingly enough, african-americans believe hispanics will achieve greater economic growth and african- americans over the next five years. 29-year-old share this feeling and 69% of those years or older. some of the reasons for this include, hispanics face less racism than african-americans. the hispanic lifestyle and work ethic, hispanics are given more opportunity and education is better. of african- americans favor a ban on assault weapons while 20% oppose such a ban. this includes a m

i would immediately go to cps. >>> now, after finding out about buchanon, she released a statement saying in part, i can't believe how many people at the school knew about the sexual abuse and how many warnings the district ignored. to find out that there was someone at the school actually trying to help us and that she got punished for us is incredible. >>> for its part, the district is saying it is still trying to find documents to corroborate what buchanon has said. christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> 6:33. people in one west san jose neighborhood will meet today without city leaders. community members are not happy about how a mite meeting went down about a proposed mcdonald's on the corner of bollinger and miller last night. council members say they cannot prevent the mcdonald's from being built, only whether it has a drive-through or not. more than 800 people signed a petition to try and prevent it from opening across the street. >> it looks like we are going to have to bring the easter egg hunts inside. christina loren raining on the parade of the easter bunny. >> you better ca

john, the washington examiner is a cosponsor of next week's cp a rks c. they have a new editorial.conservatives with trump invitation. for conservatives reeling from obama's re-election and seeking a serious conversation about the future of the conservative movement, this year's cpac may not be the place to find it. it's come to something when a co-sponsor of an event ends up attacking the event they're co-sponsoring. >> yes. as we were discussing, who are these people showing up at cpa kr rks? >> they are the future of the party. and it was said they've had stellar years. all star team. >> yeah. fine. okay. but i seem to recall there being analysis out there that cpac isn't the party. it's part of the party. and that we have to make these distinctions. and, you know, if i were a member of the gop, i would say great. cpac, you're over there. fine. take donald trump. take michele bachmann. take sarah palin. take all these folks coming in to spout off a lot of things that most of the country doesn't agree with and that most of the country rejected in the 2012 election. >> this is a t

iependent making, should have been addressed before the current school board and school management at cpsermined to not ignore those issues. i think frankly we would be disappointed in all of us if we didn't recognize this issue and address it and not be satisfied with the status quo and let's go on to the next five years, have a moratorium on school closings which the mayor and school administration has said would be the case and focus on teaching and learning every spring, not closing schools. >> brown: race is inevitably an issue. neez are largely black and hispanic majority schools, and students affected. what would you say to people who say this is these minority communities where the disruption is felt? >> well, it's these minority communities that have been underserved, and thus even though we're facing a billion-dollar deficit, we want to take those savings and reinvest it in the schools that do need the critical supports, do need wraparound services and this is a way to get those monies out of frankly buildings and put them into student sempleses and classrooms that directly impa

when i crossed this week, cp agents knew i was coming over. if we can get me across in 10 minutes what can we get everyone across in 10 minutes? >> as i mentioned, are waiting times and service times are a huge focus. we made significant effors in el paso, increasing our booth time by 14%. that has resulted in reduced wait times. traffic is up in every category over the last 3 years. we are using our new technology try to get people into the rfid enabled lanes. the wait times are down significantly. we are staffing the booths at peak times more efficiently. it is making a difference. we need to move that increasing trade and travel even more efficiently this year. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> i come from a much different perspective, being a former mayor of a city that is 2000 miles away from the nearest southern border. i was the first mayor in the country to pass a law dealing with illegal immigration. over 10% it was estimated at a time and my city was -- at the time that my city was in the country illegal

services worker for two and a half years, just fyi for people, and so one of the big things you do in cpsbecause anyone that has reported police used to treat it as though it was a lesser incident or they wouldn't know who to arrest or who to take in so they would just not report at all. >> stephanie: matt all good stuff, although it did not come from conserveipedia, i will accept your facts. >> caller: and rape and murder it is more towards gays and lesbians than from gais and lesbians. >> stephanie: thank you, matt. so that has nothing to do with my being a mess. >> it is probably all one big crazy lasagne. >> stephanie: hard to separate. >> exactly. >> stephanie: david in wisconsin go ahead. >> caller: a couple of things that your friend wayne lapierre said this week that are so hypocritical and void of logic. first of all he -- he complained that bloomberg was using his $27 billion to guy congress and buy the people and it turns out that that is what the nra has been doing for years. >> stephanie: thank you. thank you. >> caller: talk about hypocritical, and then he said those people

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-sapann c-span radio and cp .org. >> a new plan would raise taxes by almost one dollar trillion almost onede -- dollars -- $1 trillion over a decade. this portion of the markup is about two and a half hours. >> good morning. our committee will come to order. we have a busy day. i want to welcome all of our members to date two. i want to mention a few procedural things before we get started. we will start with some numbers eating -- some members being permitted to ask technical questions. to limitsk members those questions to technical. my staff is not here for a political debate. we will have an opportunity for that all next week. we will try to keep this questioning to mourn -- to no more than about an hour or less if possible so we can move to the consideration of amendments. my hope is that we can consider enough amendments this morning to allow us to have a group of votes right after the lunch. we will alternate sides for offering of amendments. i will be talking with senator sessions so he can keep me apprised of the orders that his members are finding and to keep the market movin

the defense authorization bill said that congress should be consulted about any changes to the use cp as it relates to cyber command. would you commit to providing this committee, this panel with justification for elevating to a u.s. cyber command? >> absolutely. i think right now the secretary and others are looking at that, and i know that the intent is to share everything with this committee before they take any action and make sure the committee is comfortable with any actions. right now is just in the discussion phases. the new secretary has to look at it, and i think that will take some time. then we will bring it back. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you very much, senator fisher. senator blumenthal is next. >> thank you for your service and extraordinary contribution to our defense readiness and our nation. and perhaps i could begin, general alexander, by asking you a general question which perplexes me. we agree, i think all of us on this committee agree with you that the threat of cyber attacks and cyber interference with key parts of our nation's infr

. >> they're refusing cp, and let her die.willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> brian: earlier the retirement home in california said the worker you just heard on tape failed to follow proper procedures and was on voluntary leave pending an investigation. the woman's family says they don't plan on suing the facility or any of its employees. so they've never been angry. >> gretchen: eight-year-old saved her friend's life thanks to something she says she learned on tv. they were eating lunch when one started choking on a piece of popcorn chicken. her classmates yelled for help but they got lost in the loud lunchroom. >> when they were yelling and she didn't come over action i just got up and put my hand right here and i did that three times. >> i think i choked because i was trying to talk and eat at the same time. >> gretchen: wow. it just goes to show how easily that can happen. hannah said she learned how it do the hiemlich maneuver from watching a tv show. congratulations. i know your friend

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he said yesterday on cps' "face the nation" that the rnc will spend $10 million on staff to communicate its principles across the u.s., shorten the time spent on election primaries, move up the convention date and limit the number of primary debates. findings on the so-called occupancy are what brings him here this morning. he's also celebrating his 42nd birthday here on our stage. >> 43. >> 41, i'm sorry. [laughter] young enough that it won't make a difference. to celebrate his 41st birthday, please help me give a warm welcome to republican national committee chairman reince priebus. [applause] >> all right, thank you. prison -- [applause] well, i appreciate that introduction. thank you, everybody. good morning. thank you, angela, for the introduction and welcoming all of us to the press club. i know most of you came for eggs and coffee be, but thanks for staying for the speech. [laughter] i want to recognize our rnc co-chair, sharon day, and tony parker, our treasurer. dear friends and partners of mine at the republican national committee. most of you and most of all, i just really wa

a government office, cp, intellectual council, permanent electoral council was provisional backing. attorney general has been fired. there is no investigation. there was an investigation, we don't know what happened. there was no break-in. so here is a major issue about corruption, theft at the highest level. and we don't know what happened and the u.s. is giving more money now for the next elections to buy perhaps all this equipment again. so i say yes, we have support government because i think there's no other way to do it. however, we have to demand accountability and transparency. >> my name is kendra. i work for a small nonprofit here in d.c. called beyond the borders. i have two questions. the first one is for anyone. i saw that first guidebook for tourism in haiti since the '80s i think. animal and if you think that's a feasible alternative to the garment industry as some kind of sector that could rebuild or reconstruct haiti. and then the second question is for mr. katz, and how do you get people to actually start listening instead of just saying they're listening? and how