his name was dan quayle, and there was a program set up by the tenants called resident management council. some people in the audience were trained to be managers. and the men were trained to be plumbers and electricians, and all areas to take care of the public housing. who was supposed to run the public housing? the tenants. and the city is still receiving those funds. you hear the hope, the hope started in bayview. that program was to get the men and women off the drugs and put them in training so they would have stable jobs. i have the information here. i gave this information to the housing director. i mean -- no the president -- what are you baby? president of the commission. i had him make copies of it, because i wanted him to know. that so-called rad is an excerpt from what the tenants should be doing. and i asked you at a meeting, asked for an audit of hope, the mayor's of housing, all of those funds are to go to the tenants. and the city is getting those grants that started at bayview-hunter's point. and the tenants did reconstruction of the buildings themselves. they were train

last night the north's first minister peter robinson spoke to former us vice president dan quayle. he's chairman of the company which holds a portfolio. i think it is right from our point of view that it passes olds area may not cause the money available so it can develop those assets. that means i've to start knitting in growing our economy and helps the construction industry to develop or the site the irish pints of reaching the next flight point one eight the euro to fifty five developers in northern ireland's loans for use by page hundred and fifty properties cough which were in the north. the rest were in the republic the uk and germany. numb up all the loans from the irish bikes at huge discounts. of course the taxpayer opinions in the pints and box is for the loss occurs. today now not sold the portfolio of loans for more than one point six billion euro. the agency didn't disclose the final price to see it but it's likely to be higher than they paid to the pints. today's deal might be good news for nona. it's been welcomed by finance minister michael noonan. but the taxpayer

as far back as 1988, dan quayle promised a republican ticket would deal with the dangers of climate change>> the greenhouse effect is an important environmental issue. it is important for us to get the data in to see what alternatives we might have to fossil fuels. >> the next year newt gingrich sponsored the bill that warned the earth's atmosphere is being changed at an unprecedented rate by pollutants resulting from human activities. >> we all know human activities are changing the atmosphere in unexpected and in unprecedented ways. >> in 2003 then-governor of massachusetts mitt romney wrote that power plant pollution is harming the climate and hailed massachusetts as the first state to enact a cap on co2. even george w. bush said that humans were causing climate change. >> i recognize that the surface of the earth is warmer and that an increase in greenhouse gases caused by humans is contributing to the problem. >> and by 2008 the gop platform called for the party to address the risk of climate change based on sound silence. john mccain dedicated an entire speech to the topic. >> the fa

his vice president, dan quayle, was there and talked about his legacy. what he said. >> the style of his leadership led to results. geez, just look at it -- foreign policy, the apprehension of noriega and democracy in panama, expelling saddam hussein, the fall of the soviet union, fall of eastern and central europe, the fall of the berlin wall, the elimination of apartheid. america's standing tall after those four years. >> and also as part of this weekend, there are all kinds of panels talking about foreign policy, domestic policy during those years in the late '80s and early '90s. i had a chance to moderate one of the panels today with three historians who were all working on different books about president bush's legacy. they touched on the positives, the negative, the heart-warming, the difficult, all the things that happened during those years, and they got a little saucy, too, i've got to tell you. don meacham, one of the authors, a pulitzer prize-winning author who is now working on a very lengthy book about president george h.w. bush, shared an e

. >> this is a dan quayle moment? >> his a lot of them. they made him out to be mr. phi beta cappa.n his biggest decision, you remember what it was? do you know who would be president right now? >> did he have to vote? >> two terms of john kerry. then the vice president. john edwards. he brought us john edwards as a vice president. john edwards -- >> you like hair. >> he had good hair. he had a mistress and a baby. >> we've had those before. >> i feel bad for all of these guys who have to talk -- >> what about us? i've got a plan. >> i feel empathy. >> of climate change is the biggest threat to world security on my wind surfing. >> make sure there's no ambiguity. >> great politicians understand, they are 50% entertainers. if they lose that, they don't engage with the constituency anymore. reagan taught us that. great ones that exist today understand, they get up there. >> do not mention reagan in the same breath as -- do not misunderestimate john kerry. >> strategiry. >> that was not strategiry. that was w. >> you would tune in to find out what he would do with the english language.