mcgovern-dole is that. operating in 8 countries around the world, including afghanistan, pakistan, mcgovern-dole provides at least one new trishes meal each day to vulnerable children in schools. it has shown demonstrated success in reducing hunger and increasing school enrollment and attendance. especially, as my colleagues pointed out, for girls. otherwise little girls in these countries don't get any education and they don't get any food. last month, a g.a.o. released a report on mcgovern-dole and it calls for strengthening monitoring by the usda, accelerating the time frame for reporting. it did not, however, call into question any of the objectives of the program. this program works. since becoming a permanent program in the 2002 farm bill, it has reduced hunger and violence, increased education and nutrition, become a vital element in our international diplomacy. zeroing out the program, as this amendment demands, would not only destroy all these benefits for america and the developing world. it would

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as if and his love head does become productive members it's worth it rather than them being on the dole so that's going to happen with this program right chris christie is proposing i disagree it was a program when he was lobbying for it and it's a better program now but he is actually trying to bring this good idea to completion how could it how could it be that taking a school and saying ok we're going to we're going to add to the school a highly paid c.e.o. a bunch of stockholders who have to have profits paid to them and administrators who are looking out to make sure that the profit is there adding that what does that have to do with education profits don't make better because your comments real you might say the same of all of a system that we presently have particularly in new jersey where it. it's been hijacked by hold linkers finance historical revisionists about one third of these young men and women who are graduating are absolutely unemployed people perhaps even untrainable what's the purpose of that tom why don't we hold their feet to the fire we make an investment in these

bush would have arisen back in two thousand and bob dole probably wouldn't have gotten the nomination in one thousand nine hundred six either. the results of elections prove to us that despite the fact that a guy like rush limbaugh is the most popular talk radio host on the right and maybe the most popular media figure he still can't determine the outcome of the primary elections but according to polls fewer and fewer americans care about climate change is that how republicans are getting away with these basically big oil and. they call talking points about climate change and is that a consequence of all the money of the things these front groups these think tanks that have been funded by oil billionaires and coal companies have been just pouring all of those doubt into the media. well you know i think. the economy is the biggest thing that is influencing people's beliefs here i think that. again all of the solutions we hear about to climate change are things like cap and trade or a carbon tax that people think oh my god gas prices are high enough already acting hardly afford to fill

food program. -- mcgovern-dole food program. perhaps these are not the funding levels he likes to see, but i think my colleague knows that legislating is the art of compromise and there are plenty of members who would like to see deeper cuts to further enhance efficiencies in this program. the bottom line is that by voting against this bill using his logic mr. mcgovern is actually voting to starve the children and to create more hunger by denying over $93 billion in overall federal food assistance to the hungry people that he claims to support. in contrast, by voting for the underlying bill, he's voting to provide the funding he argues these programs so desperately need. let me do a recap of what's in this bill, mr. speaker. 77% of the bill is snap, that's food stamps. child nutrition, and w.i.c. child nutrition programs will receive $18.8 billion in mandatory funding this year. that's funding that's on autopilot. this covers 68% of all school lunches and 85.5% of all school breakfasts, either free or at a reduced rate. the snap

you have foreign dictators on the dole i mean look how many middle east dictators receive billions of dollars from the u.s. government those donors have influence they have influence in congress it's also a matter of domination you've got a full loss of the of the status of say we want the u.s. government to dominate the world to engage in regime change operations sanctions embargoes assassinations and beijing's occupations we want to stop that because look how destructive it is it's producing the terrorist threat that they then use it is an excuse to take away our freedoms and it bankrupts our country a couple things that i want to ask as you mentioned bankrupting our country do you think that rand paul is challenging any conservative who is for smaller government and we see this huge debate over debt do you think he's challenging lawmakers by bringing up the money issue that the united states cannot afford to keep operating like this absolutely because you know they all say oh well yeah we want we're we're for a strong fiscal policy and fiscal policy sound dollar but they want to ke

who was the likely republican nominee at that time, bob dole led president clinton 49 to 40%. he had a bigger lead in this kind of theoretical poll over bill clinton at that time in the campaign. so it doesn't seem like there's very much in that poll for president obama to be worried about. >> no. you know how this works, lawrence. the campaign hasn't even begun yet. campaigns are all about a choice. people don't know. mitt romney you cited the job statistics that massachusetts was 47th out of 50th this is an economy that's diverse. massachusetts economy is supposed to be a knowledge economy. how did it get to 47th out of 50 states during this period of time when he was governor? it's going to be, believe me, people are going to be able to have a selection here. and yes, it's going to be a tough race. i don't think there's any question about it. i know that the administration is going to be out there every day trumpeting their successes and their plans for how they're going to put america on track. >> former michigan governor jennifer granholm. and i hope future candidate for

open, record-seth day as rory mcilroy seals the dole atñññññññññññññññ >> this time therelt down. after blowing a four streak lead on the masters, rory mcilroy completed a record-setting victory at the u.s. open. at 22, he becomes the youngest open champ since bobby jones in 1923. check out this approach on 4. it will spin back to within a couple feet. he birdied to go 16-under par. led by 10 at that point. then on the 214-yard par-3 10th, mcilroy with a 6-iron so accurate. his ball lands above the hole. back to the cup. it will stop just a few inches from being a hole-in-one. he would shoot a final round 2-under par 69. no one could mount a challenge but self played -- several played well. garcia tied for seventh. mcilroy would complete his wire-to-wire victory with this tap-in. his 16-under par breaks the u.s. record by a whopping four. it's macill's first major championship. >> i could have held a couple more putts today. overall the whole week has been incredible. i could not ask for much more, and just so happy to be holding this trophy. >> last month the giants swept

they dole out grants. so the youth empowerment fund is an exciting way in come san francisco is engaging its young people. we have one of the few youth commissions. they work on the variety of youth issues. the ymc has launched big brothers and big sisters. nick cannon has an entire campaign of stop hating. kind of embedded in citiess and communities around california. in terms of digital media, i think that's a very important part. we have a lot of digital lead companies. you have new america media. youth outlook. you've not bay cat and bay vac. each of those are engaged with probationers. so i think that people recognize the value of digital media. we have to connect and explore those job opportunities directing our young people. we are doing that. we are around in digital media work. >> i meant to say bay cat. it's actually a digital media company. we work with the crn and currently trying to pull things together with bay cat. it's a good place in terms of getting our youth in that. >> i would like to e

just for the record, i did appreciate the clarification and the doling out of punishment on these types of offenses between alcohol and tobacco. it is not our place here to make the policy change. i would stick to my sentiment. president goh: is there a motion? vice president garcia: suspecting it will fail, i move that we will uphold. >> you are going to grant the appeal? vice president garcia: grant the appeal and reduced the penalty to 20 days. >> ok, thank you. if we could call that motion, please? >> on that motion from the vice president to grant this appeal and reduced the 25-day suspension to 20 days. on that motion -- [roll-call vote] thank you. the vote is 3-2. four votes are needed to modify any department all action. so the 25-day suspension would be upheld. >> should i call the next item? president goh: yes. >> appeal number 6, appeal number 10-26, richard rabbitt vs. the department of public works. protesting the issuance on october 29, 2010 to the university of san francisco minor sidewalk encroachment permit, a chain fence and retaining wall encroaching 6 feet onto the s

brown said, we send our deep con dole lenses -- condolences to the family as the mourn his death the passing of firefighter vein tent perez this week. flags will be flown at half staff at the capitol. >> san francisco fire chief says the department is now reviewing procedures and tactics used by firefighters on thursday to figure out what happened, and if policies need to change. firefighters say flashover inside the house killed per suppress val layer -- valerio. there are currently two investigations into the fire. one by the san francisco fire department, the other by a task force of the federal bureau, alcohol tobacco and firearms, the san seasons fire and police department and the district attorney's office. >> it's been a cloudy day all over the bay area, and record-breaking amounts of rain, and it's create something problem -- creating some problems. a tree toppled in santa rosa, and firefighters uses a chainsaws to chop down another downed tree. this hasn't stopped the summer events. tomas marrone -- tomorrow is the escape from san francisco. >> they're going to be making the

commander in chief of the army is president of the of dole hasanni. as an enemy of al qaeda, he has received strong support from shington. but right now, his days in office appear to be numbered. >> let's pull in our middle east expert for some analysis. the yemeni vice-president says saleh will return within days. do you think that is going to happen? >> that is wishful thinking. i am quite convinced that the president himself wishes to return to dimon as soon as possible, but his sponsors -- return to yemen a asoon as possible, but his sponsors will tell himthat his return isot to the benefit of the saudi interests. i am quite certain he will say abroad. an ongoing civil war starts with the return of mr. saleh. this is not the best interest of the saudis, who share a 1,000 kilometer border with yemen. >> what do you think riadhs saying to salehright no >> well, you had your chances for 33 years. and we supported you in rebuilding gavin, but you failed. you did not use your chances -- rebuilding yemen, but you failed. you did not use your chances. th

there are city slickers like rockefeller all over the country on the farm subsidy dole.st year, 734 farmers got $2.2 million in federal subsidies. in miami, 203 people received a total of $2.5 million in farm subsidies. in san francisco, 179 farmers got $1.1 million. the list goes on. >> unfortunately, folks that live in cities like manhattan or san francisco that are absentee landlords and are very wealthy are taking our tax dollars and using them to help pad their bottom line. >> reporter: we tried several times to get ahold of mark rockefeller. >> i'm calling about the money that mr. rockefeller receives. isn't it time for this to end? >> it is time for it to end. the more you find out about this government the more absurd it is. >> reporter: absurd or not the city slickers are still getting their payments. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >> in case you're wondering this has come up for discussion within the house. the bipartisan house appropriations committee voted to cut some of these farm subsidies. a couple of weeks later it was overturned by house gop member

. >> and then no mo in 1988 because he lost about all -- lost to bob dole. >> we say that polls are only a snapshot at the moment. at the moment, romney seems to have coalesced as the leader. i don't know if he can hold on to that, because god knows we in the press have beat him up well . but the fact he is leading the field and a pronounced way at this point is interesting. >> mitt romney this week acknowledged and admitted that the vast majority of americans believe, that climate change has been contributed to significantly by human activity, and he has been castigated by rush limbaugh and others. >> i don't know whether he will hang in with that position. this will be at test. will he hang or try to switch? rush limbaugh said immediately, "and there goes the nomination." >> anthony weiner draws fire from both sides of the aisle. >> as a woman, a colleague, i would call for his resignation. >> that is a pennsylvania democrat who was calling for an to for anthony weiner resign. some say that the sexting scandal is a matter between in and is considered to inspect it is hard to find someb

the feedbacks dole gives me is informative, non-judgmental, and non-support data. -- non-authoritative. we are allowed to voice our stories. all the staff are experienced in facilitating group discussions and with counseling clients regarding the dynamics of drug recovery in general. i have worked for several years with three counselors at stonewall. like a lot of gay men, i had a lot of other issues. specifically, i have some family issues. i had a horrific coming up experience. they kind of take on a therapeutic role, and because of that and because of my relationship with them, i have been able to transcend and find some resolution are around that. because i stay clean and maintain a several years long relationship with them, you're sort about to re-enter the workforce, and it is imperative for me that i continue that relationship. not only to stay clean, but to make my transition to the work world successful. so please do not allow such a valuable and meaningful resourced to so many gay men who want to become contributing members to san francisco to fade away. the stonewall program

even bob dole had a cycle through the staff. >> ronald reagan. >> so you could almost argue that you don't win unless you throw people overboard but when they leave on a bus, your entire staff leaves on a bus, that's a problem, and in the key states, as well. i was dialing around to try to find people still in the campaign, and they would say, i'm leaving, too. and also newt gingrich has severe hurdles. john mccain had a strong base in new hampshire, he had a fire in his gut. gingrich's problem is his negatives are very high. in a cbs poll this week, his negatives are almost as high among republicans as sarah palin and he's undisciplined and has already had a fight with his own republican party. >> he's not the only person to make an unconventional campaign move this week. the presumed front-runner, mitt romney, announced that he was not going to participate in the iowa straw poll this august. >> that's exactly right, and for those who don't know, and haven't lived through the iowa straw poll as we have, for the republican party in iowa, this is like saying i'm not coming home for th

it is a work from home dole. thank you. >>> and three homes in san francisco are getting help with an electric bill. it is at the home of 3low income families. they are working on sustainability projects. >> it will affect the company and world we live n tomorrow marks 100 years . they are volunteering eight hours to sustainability projects. >> it was the day for solo power. >>> and it is beautiful weather. it is coming to an end. >> we'll see cooler conditions and forget about it it is a two day deal. it is high definition camera . back to san francisco and skies are clear. we'll show you another live picture from san jose and 81 degrees at this hour in the airport. it is sunny and no matter where you look you will see it is clear over the northern two-thirds of thitate and the fog off of the coastline and well off shore and tonight we only expect a few patches to come back. temperatures soaring and mid90s and hot in fairfield and 94 for livermore and concord and upper 80s around santa rosa and napa and breeze w

what are your concerns at this snoint >> unless qaddafi makes a dole to leave the country outside of this progress, this is just going to drab on and more civilians will be killed unnecessarily, frustration of the rebels certainly will continue it grow and i think also the frustration inside the nato countries who support it and people will continue to grow. >> how about america's commitment, it's not unwavering, is it? >> america's commitment in not leaving this effort and certainly not making i full commitment to see it through is a huge mistake on our part. once we decide to do something, we should use the right amount of force to get the job done. >> retired u.s. army general jack keane, thank you very much. >> nice to be here. >> in other news the syrian government invited the opposition for framework for high dye log after months of a protest. it came shortly of a group of dissidents who had been allowed to meet in damascus called for peaceful transition. the state agency said the door was being opened to all syrians to take part in building a puristic society. the four most se

on the dole or is down the euro's up so a group prices this is ahead of a greek column of confidence votes as the country struggles will be a lot more business so three implemented. it's three pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live our top story this hour deputy prime minister sergei ivanov says the plane crash that killed forty four people in northwestern russia was most likely caused by a combination of combat air and pilot error he added that it resembled the crash in which the late polish present. in april of last year around midnight on sunday the routes air flight en route from ask out that result was crash landed on a highway just one corner from its destination eight passengers survived the incident and are being treated in hospital as cross my party's peter oliver who is following the story for us peter tell us more about what we know about how this tragedy unfolded. well it's still very early days to finding out actually what happened to cause this plane crash what we do know though is that this triple of t one thirty four plane crash landed on a highway around a ki

two other murders, michael wills and owe dole ro'dell roberson. bailey, there was a fast arrest, people were raiding the bakery, found a young man had a shotgun, threw it out the window, gave what turns out to be a flawed confession to police about 12 hours later, 15 hours later. he was in jail for a long time. he was kind of waited out. and decided he didn't want to go to prison for life. and he had some information for the police. and that really kind of came to the crux of the jury's decision yesterday when the leader of the bakery, yusef bey. vichlt, and another man, antoine mackay, were convicted of multiple murders. bey iv was finally convicted of ordering chauncey bailey killed. antoine mackay, long suspected of being the getaway driver, was convicted. bey iv was convicted of ordering wills killed, ordering roberson killed. it was a question of the order. mckay was -- the jury hung on the charge whether mckay was broussa broussard's come edition on the roberson killing. >> with this conviction, the bey family's been a presence in oak hand f

the bailout is comes as one of the country's top lawyers files a suit to stop the blondest dog from doling out any more cash or daniel bushell has more from berlin. the euros did long leave germany says top lawyer marcus kerber he's suing the german government to stop its bankrupt neighbors you can save so you grease on the contrary you have to get rid of these grease is no longer worth a candidate no longer with the number of the european union the nations labeled in the region by some as the pigs of europe portugal ireland greece and spain must drop the currency now before they drag down other members wards kerber. things last year raised the pension age to sixty five and could early retirement of the countries believe that greek workers work less will bail you out a second time says chancellor merkel but if you want cash in future you must work longer the statements caused up through ring greece but they're not happy in the e.u.'s cash capital frankfurt either believing the greeks have had it too easy because if we are going to chill sixty seven it's not possible to declare why other pe

life to a dog's death prisoners on death row and now being killed with an animal drug planted bob dole's used to put pets to sleep but it's never been tested on human executions this can cause excruciating pain if something goes wrong and because we have no tests we cannot guarantee that it will go around to people at risk of being killed being tortured to death panted bob jules already been adopted in over twenty states is strictly an anesthetic and is normally just one ingredient in a lethal cocktail but in ohio it's killing alone it is not a painkiller we know there will be if you add other which have some what we call if it to get over that then you can be sure that there is no pain. so a drug is neither a pinky or self that will. produce for a danish company back it's primarily used on humans to treat epilepsy and seizures but it's already been used in nine executions u.s. prisons ran out of the usual pseudonym fired pennsville after britain and italy banned exports but denmark can't do that because the new weapons made in america this is learned x. headquarters in copenhagen despit

military is doling out and that's probably the biggest single program of u.s. assistance in afghanistan so the military is the one that has the greatest. stake in keeping that money flowing right now that's not good you we have just two minutes left you recently wrote a piece on pakistani journalist saeed selene shazad who was he why should we know about his story he was a unique journalist in the afghanistan pakistan region because he had a unique access to al qaeda strategies for the last several years starting at least in two thousand and four he was getting regular interviews with people like ilyas kashmiri the guy who has now twice been reported as being killed in drone attacks because it was so important apparently he was not killed at all and other top level commanders of the al qaeda and what he learned from these people has now been told in his new book published just a few days before he disappeared and then his body was found with signs of torture just a few days ago in that book he says that what he was told by the al-qaeda leaders that he spoke wit

since then, state doled out $4 billion for death row. the study predicts costs will balloon to $9 billion by 2030, there will be more than 1,000 inmates there. this report points at the ledge slay -- legislature and says you botched it. you can't make the reforms would you need to have. >> in addition to costs, years and decades long appeals drives expenses up. executions have been on hold since 2006 because of legal challenge to the use of lethal injection, opponents say this raises questions over whether california should continue to have the death penalty. >> it's a hiddis -- hideous waste of taxpayer money what. we can do and should do is eliminate the death penalty. >> until the people said that is a penalty we don't want anymore. we just can't do it here in california and have to keep it. >> the authors say voters were duped at the ballot box on where the cost is associated with death row, suggesting it's time to put the question back before californians, changing the den penalty will be a fight as voters are split on the issue. >>

there are city slickers like rockefeller from all over the country on the farm subsidy dole.n chicago last year, 734 farmers got $2.2 million in federal subsidies. in miami, 203 people received a total of $2.5 million in farm subsidies. in san francisco, 179 farmers got $1.1 million. the list goes on. >> unfortunately, folks who live in cities like manhattan or san francisco that is absentee la landlords and are very wealthy, are taking our tax dollars and using them to help pad their bottom line. >> reporter: we tried several times to get a hold of mark rockefeller. i'm calling about the money mr. rockefeller receives -- isn't it time for this to end? >> it is time for this to end. the more you find out about this government, the more absurd it is. >> reporter: absurd or not, the city slickers are still getting their payments. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >> and we'll let you know if anything changes. jon karl tonight. >>> coming up, an ancient tribe living deep in the amazon, just rld.overed by the outside world. what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know

the revelation that geithner doled out billions secretly to his favorite banks. "b."s anybody know this story? y don't know this one? this is great. here is tim geithner, tim geithner is our treasury secretary, of course. and he's completely clean. doesn't know how to pay his taxes but he is completely clean. tim geithner went and he gave loans to some of his favorite banks. at a special interest rate. now i don't know if you -- i mean, if you can't pay your credit card, do you get a special interest rate? of course you do. 18, 25%. you get a special interest rate. he worked out a special interest rate for the favorite banks. .01%. your tax dollars -- what is it $80 billion? okay. the news department all around the world decided to go with this one. not this one. this one sells. this doesn't. one more. do we have one more? pictures of weiner's chest. or china pumping big money in to latin america for oil, food and minerals. can anybody tell me about "b"? can anybody tell me that story? anybody know it? nobody? but you can all conjure up in your head weiner's chest, ca

that's involved here you've got contractors that are on the bill you have foreign dictators on the dole we look how many middle east dictators receive billions of dollars from the u.s. government those donors have influence they have influence in the in congress it's also a matter of domination you've got a philosophy of the status that say we want the u.s. government to dominate the world to engage in regime change operations sanctions embargoes assassinations invasions occupations we want to stop that because look how destructive it is it's producing the terrorist threat that they then uses because it is the excuse to take away our freedoms and have bankruptcy our country that was dick of harvard or president of the future of freedom foundation now is the one hundred fiftieth anniversary today of the state of tennessee joining the confederacy during the american civil war who cares well it's one of one of many actually being celebrated this year and while some revere the date as a time to honor those in the south who fought for states' rights others recoil in horror at what they consi

and they are anonymous anonymously on the dole and they're costing us plenty giving back to the illegal alien is showing that you're exactly just once a year deal year to year trying to sell me but it's going you know we could do with dalian some other time but you're trying to tell me that somebody who's working as a greeter at walmart make an eight thousand bucks a year is sophisticated enough to to to scam the internal revenue service oh yes sir there is an entire industry about this but it is millionaires and billionaires are not the area. well no i don't think that's the case the millionaires and billionaires as you like to refer to them pay a disproportionate amount of taxes compared to these working individuals that you're champion and. the fact of the mess that i'm is if you work the work individuals are paying a higher percentage of their total income and then people who make over a million dollars here us. but they're paying so little and at the end of the year they actually get back more from the are looking at their they know here's a few hundred percent of their income is b

ought to learn from the european experience when a rising germany and an established britain had to dole with each other -- deal with each other and didn't manage to do it and the result was world war i, and i often ask myself if the leaders that went to war in 1914 had known what the world would look like four years later when the war ends, would they have done it? would one or the other make an accommodation? i say in the book we ought to approach foreign policy vis-a-vis china with that in mind. we ought to look for opportunities of cooperative relationship. at the same time, we will strenuously defend our interests, and if the chinese approach the problem in the same way, then i'm hopeful that the ingenuity on both sides find a way through, but both sides have to have this attitude. the united states cannot do it by itself, and i think this is the greatest challenge to peace, and the greatest test of progress as possible. >> host: let's talk for a moment about the strategic challenges facing the american relationship. there's a lot of concern in the united states about a chinese mili

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the different is there will be higher humidity for today so you will have to dole with that.ight, mostly leer skies. a mild night. 66 no your overnight low in town. low 60s outside of town. five-day forecast, after today, things really warm up. unless you like a lot of heat, i would say today will be the nice of the day the week. after today, really warm. near 09 tomorrow. mid- to upper 90s on wednesday and thursday. >>> it is now time for ask the weather guys! the segment where tucker barnes and i put our heads together to answer your most pressing questions, weather-related or otherwise. today's question is from nicky. she writes, what makes your ears pop when you fly in an airplane and why don't everybody's ears pop. do you have any idea. >> pressure change. >> yeah. that's it for today. >> i was like one of those people years ago and i was like what is with the noise and then i had a child. you have to deal with it. you have to give them a bottle or something of milk. >> let's clarify that. >> that's where the airline bottles came from apparently. >> to help them out. >>

the best example is ari fleischer, who was elizabeth dole's press secretary. >> rich galen, good to have you on. gloria borger, as well. newt gingrich will be at the republican primary debate on monday. that's 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> up next, a stunning day in the casey anthony murder trial. photos of the duct tape found wrapped around caylee's mouth and nose. the defense theory was she drowned in a pool. why there would be duct tape around her mouth, unexplainable. and casey's brother goes on the stand. wait till you hear what casey told him about that fake nanny who she said was named zanny. >>> later, part three of the sissy boy experiment, research still being cited by those who think they can prevent kids from becoming gay, or make them not gay. ryan kendall was sent to what some are calling repairtive therapy when he was just 14 years old. >> i thought there was some legitimacy to the idea that i was an evil sinner that was going to burn in hell and for years i thought god hated me because i was gay. >> we'll talk to the doctor who he says treated him, coming up. [

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