david scott, yes. >> mr. david scott, yes. mr. kwaar, yes. >> mr. costa? >> yes. >> mr. costa, yes. mr. wallace? >> yes. >> mr. wallace, yes. mr. schrader? >> no. >> mr. schrader no. >> mr. kissel? >> yes. >> mr. kissel, yes. >> mr. owens? >> mr. owens no. mrs. pingry? >> yes. >> mr. pingry, yes. >> mr. courtney? >> yes. >> mr. courtney, yes. >> miss fudge? >> yes. >> miss fudge, yes. >> mr. sublime. >> yes. >> mr. sublime, yes. >> miss sewell? >> yes. >> miss sewell, yes. >> mr. nagbower? >> no. >> mr. nagbower, no. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> makes sense. >> mr. chairman, the vote is 15 yeas to 31 nays. [ inaudible ] >> mr. chairman i have an amendment that i would offer to withdraw. that would be wonderful. the chair is recognized for both. mr. chairman, i've heard from many food pantries throughout the district that are concerned about the possibility of regulations both at the usda and the food and drug administration which could impose new cost on the ability of food pantries to operate. food pantries are often very small operations in churches and other non-p

david scott? >> no. >> mr. david scott, no. >> mr. costa? >> no. >> mr. costa, no. >> mr. walls? >> no. >> mr. walls, no. >> mr. schrader? >> no. >> mr. schrader no. >> mr. kissel? >> no. >> mr. owens? >> no. >> ms. pinkry? >> no. >> mr. courtney? >> no. >> mr. welch? >> no. >> ms. budge? >> no. >> mrs. suel? >> no. >> mr. mcgovern? >> no. >> mr. mcgovern, no. >> mr. johnson? >> yes. >> mr. johnson, yes. >> mr. thompson? mr. hold en? mr. cherraichairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. mr. chairman, the vote is 17 yeahs and 27 nays. >> are there any other amendments? >> thank you very much mr. chairman. and i have not had the opportunity mr. chairman, to thank you and ranking member peterson for finding come ground on the farm bill. mr. chairman, i have an amendment to file with the clerk, i'm sorry. and i think it's amendment number 95. >> clerk will distribute amendment number 95. >> mr. chairman, i move to strike the last word. >> you are recognized for five minutes. and gentleman from texas reserves the point of order. the gentleman may explain his -- is recognized to explain his

david scott and i have developed a viable bipartisan alternative. please join us to support a revenue insurance program that will help dairy producers without including a government-controlled supply management program. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back his time. >> mr. chairman? >> the gentleman from georgia wish to be recognized to strike the last word? >> i move to strike the last word. >> the gentleman will be recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the amendment that i offer today with my colleague from across the aisle, bob goodlatte, will keep milk and dairy products affordable for consumers and that is the main point. our proposed amendment would strike the dairy market stabilization program that is included in the chairman's mark and is based on hr 3062, the dairy security act offered by ranking member collin peterson. and replace it with a stand alone margin insurance program for dairy producers. this amendment moves dairy policy in the right direction. it keeps most of what is in the ranking member's bill. it onl

. >> david scott. >> aye. >> mr. david scott aye. mr. kwai ar no. mr. costa, no. mr. walls. >> no. >> mr. walls no. mr. schrader. >> no. >> mr. schrader no. mr. kissell, no. >> mr. owens. >> mr. owens no. mrs. ping rey, no. >> mr. courtney. >> no. >> mr. courtney no. mr. welch. >> no. >> mr. welch, no. mrs. budge. >> aye. >> mr. siblon. >> no. >> ms. sewell. >> no. >> mr. mcgovern. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> mr. chairman, the vote is 17 yays to 29 nays. >> the amendment number 85 fails. are there any other amendments to title one, the commodity title? >> yes. i have an amendment. >> number 54. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from california for amendment number 54. you will restrain for a moment until we circulate the amendment. >> gentlemen from california may proceed whenever he is ready. >> thank you very much. i urge the committee to support this simple amendment. my amendment respects the important role children play on family farms, but it also urjz the united states to follow the widely accepted international labor standard for childr

david scott, yes. mr. quayar, yes. mr. costa? mr. costa, yes. mr. walls, mr. walls, yes. mr. schrader, mr. schrader, yes. mr. kissle, mr. kissle, yes. mr. owens, mr. owens, yes. miss pingree? miss pingree, yes. mr. courtney? >> yes. >> mr. courtney, yes. mr. welch? mr. welch, yes. miss fudge? mr. sublon? mr. sublon, yes. miss sewell? miss sewell, yes. mr. mcgovern? mr. mcgovern, yes. mr. goodlatte? mr. goodlatte, no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson, no. mr. naugabauer? mr. naugabauer, no. miss elmers? mr. peterson? mr. peterson, no. miss fudge? mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. mr. chairman, the vote is 18 ayes, 26 nays. >> amendment number two is defeated. are there additional amendments to title two, the conservation title? seeing no additional amoment m to title number two. title number two the conservation title is now closed. title number three, a trade. now it's in order to consider title number three. i ask unanimous consent that the explanation of the title be waived. seeing no objection. seeing no objection. the title is open to amendment. are there amendments to ti

>> i would note to the membership i have a request to strike the last word from fudge, conaway, david scott, goodlet and costa. with that, the gentle lady, mrs. fudge is recognized. to strike the last word? >> yes, sir. >> the lady is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. chairman? this farm bill passes out of this committee in its current form, hunger and poverty will increase nationwide. children will suffer, seniors will suffer, the poorest among us will suffer. how can we justify $ca16.5 billn in cut to the food program when 70% of all recipients are families with children. how can we justify the cuts when 25% are senior sis zens or people with disabilities. i am a shamed that this committee has decided to target over 46 million people in america who depend on this essential lifeline. i've said in the past and i say again, i would love to extend an invitation to everyone on this committee who supports these cuts. come to my district and your eyes will be open. you'll see hungry people, not a lot of fraud. according to the 2011 usda data which i have a co

david scott. >> no. >> mr. quayle. >> aye. >> mr. costa. >> no. >> mr. walz. >> no. >> mr. schrader. >> no. >> mr. kissle. >> no. >> mr. owens. >> no. >> ms. pingree. >> no. >> mr. courtney. >> no. >> mr. walsh. >> no. >> ms. fudge. >> no. >> mr. saab lan. >> no. >> ms. sooul. >> no. >> mr. mcgovern. >> no. >> mr. rooney. >> yes. >> mr. southerland. >> aye. >> mr. crawford. >> yes. >> mr. bosswell. >> no. >> mr. chairman. >> yes. >> mr. chairman, the vote is 27 yays to 19 nays. >> the number 89 carries. the gentle lady from maine seeks recognition. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am the co sponsor of amendment 3, it's at the desk and i would like to call it up. >> amendment number 3 will be distributed by the clerk and the gentle lady is recognized for five minutes for explanation when she is ready. >> thank you very much, mr. chair. this is a very simple co -- no-cost amendment that would give a little more control to state and local communities by authorizing their schools, those schools who have low annual commodity entitlement values, mostly small rural schools, to start

supervisor scott weiner. david chu. don avalos. thank you all for joining. we are working with you. tonight -- tonight we march with you. tomorrow and the weekend, we celebrate with you. and every day forward, we fight with you. to end discrimination. stop barriers, to increase employment and to decrease unemployment in our transgendered community. you have our commitment to do that together with you. so thank you very much for joining all of us tonight and we look forward to this grand march, we not just celebrate diversity. it is our strength. we all know that and we would love your talent in city hall and in our private as well as our public employment opportunities. thank you very much for working with us. keep marching on together. >> please welcome the president of the board of supervisors, david chu. >> who is proud to be a san franciscoan today? thank you so much for being here and thank you for representing every color in the rainbow and every letter of the lgbt community here. i'm so proud to be part of the amazing community that is here. for those of you that are here in

emily 0 rourke, dorothy behr, david dupree, david madsen, lois scott. >> i am with the bernal heightsghborhood center. i live in excelsior and attend the ball high school. ÷iñnr-- balboa high school. i am concerned about the proposal for cathedral hill hospital. traffic affect public transit as much as regular drivers. van ness and geary will become verye. we are trying to avoid traffic by writing muni, bart, and our bicycles. with great traffic, we can walk a block five times faster than any vehicle. living in the excelsior, it would take me and my family an hour or so to get to the cathedral hill, instead of 20 minutes. it will be very difficult for excelsior residents to travel many miles through crowded streets just to get to cathedral held. if cathedral hill hospital is built, it will increasebzmñÑ tr, pollution, and noise within the van ness and gearyxmy neighborhoods. i hope cpmc find these conflicts reasonable enough to focus their money eliminating medical services at other hospitals. chairperson mar: it is great to have balboa high school students with us. >> may i have the

want to thank mayor lee and his staff but also my colleagues on the board including supervisor scott wiener, david chiu, carmen chu, christina olague, john avalos, jane kim, and malia cohen for cosponsoring the legislation. i am grateful for the work of debbie city attorney jane alexander and from the treasurer tax collector's office for helping us draft this ordinance and finally to treasurer jose cisneros for his incredible work as well. and pta's and pto's hold events to raise supplemental revenue. the san francisco business and tax regulations code requires these events be taxed at a rate of 25%. this creates a burden on the volunteer grassroots organization who are staging events for the sole benefit of san francisco schools. and by amending the role in allows volunteer parent organizations to reap the full benefit of their efforts in the schools to better meet the needs of their students. i urge your support and thank all those involved. supervisor kim: thank you. i wanted to thank supervisor mar and their office. it is important that we helped our families and pt's that are of working to ra

i see scott and eric mar and david chiu behind me. we have embraced our parks bond and our whole capital planning to make sure that we put enough money and discipline into these wonderful rec centers and these park attributes and so on. so very happy to share this moment with the president of the rec and park commission. mark buell is here with all the wonderful staff. the staff that dpw has been working with rec and park. by the way, on budget, below budget and on time -- are you kidding? wonderful. [applause] but, you know, the spirit of all this is really two areas. it is the celebration of our community, but it is also the reason why we all agreed to name this betty ann ong rec center. because it is part of the history of a hero coming from chinatown, san francisco. and i n you -- 9/11 is right around the corner. while, as tragic as that event was for the whole country, we do have our heroes. we have people who stepped up and saved thousands of more lives. these are heroes to the country. so i began this really with a very persona

. >>> good morning, randy scott with your "sportscenter" update. david ortiz on the 15-day d.l.hernandez, robbed, a three-run jack. next inning, another three-run bomb off of hernandez. sox up big, not done. your next batter, adrian gonzalez. it's tough to hit anything but a solo shot when the guy in front of you clears the bases. red sox win, 10-1. >>> usa basketball, the women taking on great britain. james and durant there for support. the ladies didn't need it. that's maya moore. a stop and go getting the floater. usa coming back from an early deficit to tie it. second quarter, americans up 11. u.s. up 13. do t to nine in the third until candace parker finds a streak moore. the united states 88-63. >>> the men trying to take care of great britain today. 2:00 p.m. eastern. you can catch it on the espn family of networks. es espn2, espn3, if you're at work, sneak a peek on the watchespn app. >>> a special moment last night at the tampa bay rays game. william dillon spent 27 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. he still loves his country and was happy to be invited to

aubr yes connor, joel murray, david scott, ashley crinell, lindsey dow tri, sophi e clementhal.a thank you to the law clerks who helped write and prepare the report, lucy stein, nicholas wonder, shawn that egen, keenan buchanan, douglas duando. and to andrea jarcho who has juggled multiple roles and worn multiple hats. i want to thank eliss davis, also dan goldberg for his always sound analysis and advice. finally, i'd like to thank denise lowry and carolyn bolden on the committee staff, who spent many hours making the report as error free as humanly possible. so today we bring the help committee investigation of for-profit colleges to a close. but the record we have laid out leaves much to be done, and i look forward to continuing to work with my senate colleagues to help for-profit colleges realize their potential as a genuinely transformative force in higher education. mr. president, with that, i yield the floor. mr. sanders: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. sanders: mr. president, the senator from oklahoma, senator jim inhofe, is a friend o

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scott, president obama called from camp david this afternoon to congratulate the new president of mexico. they confirmed the close ties between the two countries and vowed to work closely together on trade, security, and promoting democracy. >> pelley: and under the mexican constitution, the new president will serve one six-year term. bill, thanks very much. the navy tells us why an f/a-18 crashed into an apartment complex in virginia. a british drug company pleads guilty in the biggest case of health care fraud in u.s. history. and a shark alert off cape cod when the "cbs evening news" continues. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve

i am joined by board president david chiu, and we will be joined momentarily by supervisor scott wiener, who was filling in today for vice chair supervisor sean elsbernd. i would like to thank the clerk of the board, victor young, and the members of sfgtv you're covering this meeting. nona and john. >> please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards sent copies of documents should be submitted to the clerk of the items acted upon today will appear on september 4, 2012 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. supervisor farrell: ok, thank you, mr. clerk. right now, we have supervisor wiener as sponsor items one and two. he is stuck in an endeavor committee. he will join us momentarily. we're going to take things out of order. call item 3 first, and then we will go to item number four. >> item number 3, resolution authorizing the director of the mayor's office of housing to executive level operating subsidy program grant agreement with mercy housing california xl to provide operating subsidies for formerly homeless single adults at the arlington

scott mcgrew says it's not david versus goliath. good morning. this is goliath versus goliath. samsung is the biggest seller of cell phones and apple is america's most valuable company. apple accuses samsung of copying many of the features found in iphones, like rubber banding where you can flick the screen to scroll. apple wants $2.5 billion in damages. samsung says even if they did get idea from apple, apple got it from sony. jury selection begins today, testimony as soon as tomorrow. court records show everything is a fight even which company gets to sit at which table. we'll also be watching facebook stock. facebook founder has in the last few days lost a billion dollars a day on paper as that stock sank to new lows. you remember hours before facebook's ipo general motors said it would no longer advertise on facebook. the guy who dropped that bombshell at gm has been dropped at gm. that and more. good morning. >> general motors has in fact ousted its global marketing chief two years after he joined the company. he was responsible for pulling gm's ads from facebook earlier t

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scott mcgrew live at yahoo! headquarters. this is hardly the first time you have covered a new ceo at that company. >> reporter: actually, i had to write them down. yang, davidstarted the company, cougle, semle, yank, barts, scott thompson, ross levinson up to what, yesterday, and this morning of course marissa mayer. kind of foolish to assume based on that long history that she's going to stick around long. but i think that's exactly what people hope will happen. mayer comes to yahoo! from google where she was employee number 20, the first woman engineer hired at google and has been the most public face as well. mayer of course more than a face, she's a very incredibly talented engineer, very smart, talented leader who it's hoped will re-energize yahoo!. mayer come you wills after the dismissal of scott thompson who said he had a computer science degree, he did not. and he left the company. mayer very much has a computer science degree from stanford. as you well know she is not the first woman ceo of yahoo! not even the first woman ceo of yahoo! with a computer science degree. here is a picture of her meeting with president obama. also in that picture is ca

scott budman has something of a david and goliath story. >> reporter: a growing startup with a big mission, make it easier to raise and send money online. it now finds itself in something of a battle with national restaurant chain chick-fil-a, which has come out against same-sex marriage. >> using technology. >> robert nibert is part of a group trying to keep chick-fil-a he went on we pay to raise $1,000 to file paper work with the city. >> it enables people to get together and state their mission. in the past, you had to have a drive, you can really voice things really effectively. >> thanks to we-pay technology, the money was raised in hours. it's part of a trend, using your social network to raise money quickly. we pay plays a sort of middle man for this kind of thing every day. this time things got political. >> it's always nice to see, i think campaigns that resonate personally within a company. and i can say that there are definitely people in here, myself included that empathize with that kind of campaign. >> all we do is put in the name of the done nalgs campaign, and put up -- we

scott hairston with the hit for the mets in arizona. david wright, the throw goes throughout.avid wright scores. diamondbacks stay 4-1/2 games back. despite the way they have looked the a's were not going to run the table on the rest of the season. all smiles from bob and his group in baltimore. why not, the a's going for a sweep but the orioles jumped on blackley for four runs. matt wieters finds the left field seats. 13 homers for him. orioles tacked on a run. hardy comes home on the error. the orioles on their way. the rookie struck out 12 in his 5. carter that time. in the 6th after the a's put one on the board, he countered when he hit one. the a's can still put together the best july in history. they lose 6-1 but still 18-4 this month, 12-3 since the break. the a's abstained george from milwaukee. immediately below the a's, zack making his start for the angels. he pitched well. the angels are shut out 2-0 which means the a's stay in second place by a half game. the raiders begin training camp tomorrow. they will do so with all of their draft picks in camp. the last hold

scott mcgrew is here and he says it's not david versus goliath. >> good morning.emember samsung, the biggest seller of cell phones in the world, apple is america's most valuable company. big names could testify like the head of apple marketing. apple accuses samsung of copying many of the features in iphone into things like -- into their phone like rubber banding where you flick the screen to scroll through. apple wants $2.5 billion in damages in this trial. samsung saying even if they did get the idea from apple, apple got it from sony. jury selection begins today. testimony as soon as tomorrow. court records shows everything is a fight even which company gets to sit at which table. analysts point out apple's attack is an indirect attack on google. gookle makes the separating system, samsung makes the phone. whatever reason, apple has decided to take on the phone maker. steve jobs was alive in the beginning stages. he told his biographer he was willing to spend every last cent to destroy android, his words. >> we'll keep our eye on this. interesting to see how it

david, we just heard anna talk about these back-to-back la ninas. when duds that end? >> the good news, scott, is that the la nina is slowly weakening. in fact, we're transitioning, at least potentially, to a weak el nino as we go into the autumn and winter. now, if that does occur, that does have the potential to at least bring some drought relief to parts of the country. >> pelley: remind us what el nino is. >> when we talk about el nino-- and for that matter la nina-- we're talking about the pacific waters in the equatorial areas. generally all those areas along and just north of the equator in the central and eastern pacific and when we go from louisiana to el nino, that means we're heading from cooler water to warmer waters and those warper waters from el nino can produce a more active storm trek across the country and that's why at times, if it's strong enough, we can get beneficial rain. >> pelley: and when we might see that change occur? >> already, we've seen the decline very slowly the last few months from the la nina phase into the el nino. again, if that trend continues, at least

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scott leader, sitting in for sean elsbernd. to my right is acting vice president, supervisor kim, and the other member of the committee, supervisor christina olague will join us shortly. also joining us, supervisor david campos. our court today is davclerk todd evans. any announcements? >> please make sure to silence also phones and electronic devices. any document should be said it to the clerk. items acted upon to there will appear on the august 21, 2012 board of supervisors meeting. >> will you call item number one, please. >> item 1, resolution determining the transfer of tight 48 on-sale liquor license from 2700-16 streak to 398- called street. supervisor wiener: thank you. in the opening remarks to the like to make? >> i do want to thank all of the members of the public for being here today. it is not always we get so many members of the public interested in a liquor license transfer. i do want to acknowledge the significance of the site, and i think that is why many of you are here today. previous to castro, western selma was considered a hub for the lgbt community, it even with this plan, it was one of the legacies and histories of identified to protect in this neighborhood. this was identifie

david ireland was his name. you might think he was irish. he wasn't. he was scott-eyish. he was from upstate new york, so the name is a little misleading. they suffered the same number and proportion of casualties as the 20th main. did the same thing. they had to refuse their flank. you can see where this happened. the terrain is not quite as obvious as it is at little round top. but it's something that is worth doing. so i take people there and try to point out what happened. and i hadn't really known anything about it until i got serious about studying -- read a couple of books on the flight. went over there and looked at the terrain. >> you do a comparison. [inaudible] do you think that time, the facts -- people start comparing facts? >> i've been a one-man crusader for that. so far i don't think i've made much headway. the mystique of picket's assault, picket's charge. unsurpassed bravery, courage, valor. you know, lost cause but a noble cause. celebrated. they're all heroes. and so on. 13,000 men, 6-7,000 had become casualties in half an hour. a year ater, 11 months

david wright was swinging a hot bat. r.a. dickey picked up. >>> braves are the model of efficiency. they only had three hits against the giants, two of them homers. the other an rbi triple. >>> british open scott was your leader after the opening round. tied the course with a 6 under 64. tyinger starts the day three strokes behalf. >>> rafael nadal has withdrawn from the olympics. he said he was not in condition to compete. >>> team usa basketball red to go may not be as good as the 1992 dream team but they can play defense with the best of them. russell westbrook finished on the other end. the mernls up 19 at the half. anthony davis the latest at the team but he's fitting in nicely. usa won it by 14, 81-78. two more exhibitions before the olympics. >>> finally when you think the dream team couldn't get any better, lebron james reveals his secret weapon. he spins, fakes, switches hands, and there it is, yes, unstoppable. probably so. will he do it in a game? well, we can only hope. who needs agent 86 when you've about got agent number 6. just another reason why you'd never want to play lebron in game of horse. that's your early look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> another family squabble break

scott here with your "sportscenter" update. we start you in queens. it was supposed to be a pitcher's duel between r.a. dickey and the mets and cole hamels and the phillies. instead, davidht would ruin all that. hamels, 5-10, in 19 year starts with the mets. mets up three. jimmy rollins, taking dickey to the corner. hamels had a nice night. bottom nine. mets down one. and they give to jonathan papelbon, literally. that's daniel murphy. next batter, david wright. a little flare into shallow right. still looks like a laser in the box score. and the mets come back to win, 6-5, in queens. >>> elsewhere, in the n.l. east, you have the giants wearing the throwbacks, taking on the nats in the nation's capital. angel pagan, to right center. pablo sandoval. he's big. but he can hustle. giants, down one. bottom seven, danny espinosa, let the come back begin. not off mr. perfect. it's matt cain. later in the inning, bases loaded. adam laroche. it's the walkoff fielder's choice. nats win, 6-5. >>> sunday night, yankees/red sox, as they wrap up a four-game set. 8:00 p.m. on espn, espn3 and the watch espn app. >>> and we have an update on a story we told you about yesterday. you'll r