sense of people having come over if not in mass by a great number to this other place with a kind of echo of that place being transposed into the world that became my world. so that of my mother's side of the family. my father's side was more mysterious. over time i heard stories of lost aunts and saint john >> new found land which is not where they are from and a deeper echo further back. i had my grandfather's passport from 1918, you could smell the must on it. all of the mysterious presences were there. my father's side was a mystery which we will get to eventually. and the third component is similar to what margaret was talking about. i irish american. i didn't know what a pure american was. none of my friends were pure americans. a lot of my friends were lebanese and from syria. i had yewish and irish american friends. all of our identities were mixed. my sense of being american was being in a mix of things. >> margaret could you also reflect in a prior conversation you talked about your father had a sense of where he came from and it was a little more difficult for your mom to artic

there is an historical echo to this. in the 1952 revolution some senior officers supported the kaine, while younger ones backed the coup. for 60 years egypt has been a military dictatorship backed by a secret police force. finally, they have brought this system to an end. >> they come in very unwillingly and realize they have to deliver power. this has become a crucial element of the atmosphere and the new constitution in egypt. i believe there is such a surge of positive feeling and belief in egyptians that this is a tremendous moment. >> tonight there is pleasure and a great deal of pride in what the crowds have achieved. they have endured everything that was used against them. and they did not leave tahrir square. they have really been proud of themselves. [inaudible] >> you can call it people's power and some call it a revolution. whatever name new news -- you use, it has been is stored. for many days it was days of rage. there were also peaceful protests. tonight it is nothing but celebration. it erupted as soon as

[cheers and applause] >> an echo. that's a nice echo. hello, my name is marvin paddock, and i would congratulate the recipients this evening. here at city hall, i was watching the world series on monday. voted right down here. now receiving this awesome acknowledgement. i first must thank the french house association for native americans -- the friendship house for native americans. [applause] and for the laughter that you guys give me. i would like to thank the youth and their families. thank you a lot. as the youth workeres, this is the hot -- workers, this is the highest compliment to say that your a local hero -- you are a local hero. the center for youth services does matter. it is a healthy identity for urban youth. this award makes me want to

so basically i'll probably echo commissioner wynns and fewer, i think the plan gets better. it is obvious to me, there's thought put behind this. for somebody listening -- and wanting this issue be tracied for five years, it is -- it is really nice to be able to -- to get -- get something to chew on. and realize that this is actually going to happen. so, move forward, with -- with what the feedback we've gotten and with the additional feedback from the community. and -- you know, we know it is not going to be easy, anytime you want to change something or you lose some services somewhere, there's going to be -- some people that will well not be happy. but -- there's -- if we don't tchoig, there's more people unhappy when we find we have less money to support our classrooms. i said we with around 8:0. i want to end this and go into closed session. where is it at? five minutes, cheer the room please. thank you.

of history, echoes from germans tearing down a wall, indonesian students taking to the streets, gandy gandhi leading his people to the path of justice. as martin luther king said while celebrating the birth of a nation in ghana while trying to perfect his own, there's something in the soul that cries out for freedom. those were t t cries that came from tahrir square and the entire world has taken note. today belongs to the people of egypt and the american people are moved by these scenes in cairo and across egypt because of who we are as a people and the kind of world that we want our children to grow up in. the word tahrir means liberation. it is a word that speaks to that something in our souls that cries out for freedom and forever more it will remind us of the egyptian people, of what they did, of the things they stood for and how they changed their country and in doing so, changed the world. thank you. >> in this fast-moving evening with the events unfolding, the celebration in tahrir square, american president obama saying that there's sometng in the human soul that cries out fo

and when we speak to washington there's an echo effect and we need to be one voice and i think that needs to be clear. >> thank you. yes? >> hi, i'm with the california public utilities commission. i watched the news last night and another senator was really claiming on the debate on

washington there's an echo effect and we need to be one voice and i think that needs to be clear. >> thank you. yes? >> hi, i'm with the california public utilities commission. i watched the news last night and another senator was really claiming on the debate on global warming, gee, i think you're saying it's profitable for the green industries now and i'm thinking, of course it needs to be profitable and really the fossil fuel and oil industries that are making hundreds more times more profit and that's what drives this. if we could internalize externalities and middest oil and regardless of your political leaning if you or we could internalize that that's what it takes to drive the point home to the public. people don't see the profitibility of it. the profitibility of it if they see it, it could achieve it. it's an inconvenient truthfulness. it's rather from your gut than based on facts. well, because i have a vested interest, without saying so, this is my opinion. that comes from a high level as far as kind of covering up the truth and talking what we want to be rather than what

. >> chris, this is an echo for me an echo back to the early '90 when chrysler had a platform team. is that getting back to that? >> not in the design world. we are brand centric now. we used to have studios set up per platform where you had a charger and something else in the same studio. from the brand standpoint, there could be cross pollination. >> they end up looking the same. >> yes. now we are brand centric, and i think it's become better that way. >> klaus you are doing the same with interiors? >> slightly. it wasn't differentiating chrysler from the dodge, it was quality materials and the passion factor. now that we have mastered that and prove fod the public that we have mastered it, it's a consideration but too early to talk about it. right now it's quality across the board. although i believe when you look at our product, we can define them by brand. >> do you get the sense that you are getting thecep the sense thu have a lot of product coming out. 16 vehicles coming out, unprecedenced by an automaker, but i hear you people are working like dog, never worked harder in yo

also tell more link cairo echoes in many other countries with terrorism related groups calling for the creation of an islamic state hitting the streets of the u.k. the very country where the radical organizational party were swung civil for the egyptian un rest was created. and that some people suspected of helping old. that's how it's not that most of those the ideas of course have been arrested all the details here not just a few minutes. break up the new york times is under fire for using julian a son to boost its profit and popularity then ditching him after the launch of a criminal investigation. this is r.t. live from moscow where it's now or just after three pm welcome to the program the egyptian army has arrested anti-government protesters in the center of cairo as the country braces itself for more violence it marks a change of approach while the military which previously wasn't intervening in clashes between supporters of president mubarak and anti-government demonstrators five people are reported to have been killed in a morning gunfight in cairo's tahrir square that follows

salud, la decisión del juez es la segunda respuesta dos docenas de demandas en diferentes esdos,a echó a adquirir un seguro de salud en el 2014. >>> y en indiana una jueza les exige a los padres presentar un número de seguro social cndo van a presentar hijos cuando tieron hijos con mujeres que no estuvieron casados, erika nos explica. hace dos meses, pero no pudo é egistrarla pues se lo impedía una ley al carecer de seguro social. >>> me pidieron seguro social para registrar, y me dijo que no puede llevar el apellido del padre. >>> se siente uno impotente al saber que no va a llevar tu apellido, cuando me pregun por qué no tiene mi apelli voy a tener que dar una exlicación. >>> pero una jueza en indiana detener la implementación de la ley, que evita que los papas que no están casados registren aus hijos, por casos como este la organización de estados civiles presentó una demanda. >>> están discriminando al neg el derec a que sus padres le den su apellido, es una decisión importante. >>> el gobierno no tiene interés en decir tú tienes este padre o no. >>> y la jueza dijo que tienen dere

that were put in place over the weekend by the un security council and these sanctions have now been echoed by the e.u. on monday they've put in place their own sanctions as well now part of these u.n. sanctions was that it was the referral of the violence in libya to the international criminal court in the hague now it has been suggested that if colonel gadhafi his sons all some high ranking libyan officials were to make an appearance at the international criminal court it's interesting revelations could be made about their relationship with the libyan regime his relationship with western governments colonel gadhafi doesn't enjoy the greatest of relationships with foreign nations over the majority of his reign but in the past seven or so years he had seen a a rehabilitation almost among western governments and some experts are warning that there could be some embarrassing details for these governments they could come out . should anybody appear on the stand in the hague i think the americans and people like tony blair would be very very frightened of nicolas sarkozy or mr berlusconi of ita

i just want to echo this, that i want to thank the caplet team for all this information that they have provided. >> thank you. >> listen to historic supreme court cases on c-span radio. from 2003, the considering of the fair housing act and racial discrimination in meyer v. holley. the complaint said that he should be liable because he was the officer broker. >> this is 90.1 fm, on channel 132. and it c-span radio. >> and dick cheney is the featured speaker at the closing banquet, of the birthday of president reagan. live coverage begins tonight at 10:15 eastern. >> sunday, janet napolitano on how the u.s. is dealing with security threats. she is interviewed by eric clapton of the new york times, what's this tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> the politics had come apart, and this was destroyed and violent. >> on monday, a documentary producer on the amount of the possible. >> we wanted to show another side of this. people did not understand the pressures that he ever humphrey was under. >> this is sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> president obama previews the speech that he will give n

will cause a lot of discomfort to a lot of people who don't need this bad news bad news recently echoedby floods even a bulletin russia's prime minister said that the unrest in libya has driven crude prices beyond fair market levels in danger in the global economy but here concerns of violence spreading to other oil producing nations in the region have been overshadowed and instead of asking how americans will cope with this are asking the question that never gets answered but at the same time seems to never get old who are our friends and who are our enemies for our chief kosofsky well when chaos on the street affects prices at the pump it has been certainly a rough ride for oil prices this week yesterday crude oil prices reached one hundred three dollars a barrel of oil companies shut down production in libya due to the protests there you know a lot of investors seem to be concerned with what unrest could do if it spreads to major other other major oil producing countries they fear this could drive up prices even further so i'm throwing out numbers like five dollars a gallon at the ga

echoes in many other countries with terrorism related groups calling for the creation islamic of an. the u.k. a country where the radical organization party responsible for the rest was created . ten people in connection with the suicide bombing. officials are also identified. a suspect of masterminding the deadly terror attack that killed thirty six and injured more than one hundred twenty. first. paper courtroom in the back of stories coming from the cables leaked to it but has now distanced itself from the launch of a criminal investigation. quite well now a guide on how to get revenge the kaiser report is next to stay with us. max geyser and this is the kaiser report you know those gold rules are talking about different weapons of mass one actual destruction and out of the story the world economy what it all comes down to pickle juice we're going to talk more about pickle juice shortly first let's bring on they fear but hello thank you max. yes you mentioned davus and there was something that happened that is worth our talking about here the headline read.

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. >> if i may, madam chairman, if i could just echo. we do not have the final numbers, but taking a rough look at where we are, compared to what we had projected earlier about this year's cost increases, it will be a smaller increase than we had projected. there will be some cost growth for the city and general fund. but compared to the growth that we have been seeing for the past several years, this is a lower rate of growth than we have seen on average over the past five years. i think it is worth pointing out that the work of the health service's board, work of the staff at the health service system is greatly appreciated. i think that is going to mean we are going to end up with cost increase lower than projected, while preserving benefits. so we will work with controllers office to provide you the numbers as soon as we have them,

. >>> y bien hecho, me le quería lanzar a la ninel, y llega la metiche de carolina, y echó a perder elnoche se medio hijo, y hoy se terminó de cocinar, vivo enorado de ti. >>> muchas gracias. >>> por qué no caminamos juntos la alfombra? >>> porque no me lo pediste. >>> lourdes puedes tomar el micrófono. >>> te tiembla la mano. >>> una mujer talentosa, muy admirable realmente, es como que la tercera sobra. >>> oye ninel, una mujer como tó tú y con el marido que tienes, estaría celosa. >>> tú no estás brava conmigo? >>> por qué mi amor? >>> yo hablo mal de la gente, pero de ti no. >>> no te conozco. >>> mucho gusto, soy carolina la venenosa sandoval. >>> cómo hes siempre para estar tan bella? >>> con cariño para el público, sabiendo que en cualquier momento pueden aparecer ustedes. >>> ninel, ninel, gracias. >>> ninel, ninel, ninel. >>> yo necesito preguntar, una cosa, no sé quien está más embobado, si tú o tú? >>> somos yamigas, me dijo hasta cómo caminar en la alfombra. >>> amigas qué, no te conoce. >>> ponte pilas. >>> lo que sí te puedo decir, la primera vez que le ponen un estate qu

i would echo what you said which is that my understanding is that the mayor's office can't control this budget and it is important for the commission to understand what goes into the budget, how it is made up, and the budget will be proposed by the mayor and to negotiate with and passed by the board of supervisors. at this specific line items, i think we need to be responsive to the commissioners and do our best to get us answers. i am not quite sure how some of the commissioners requests will be penciled out when we have plans that have not been finalized. the plans that we agreed to regarding mental health. we will have to come back and a month and a pencil out the resolution. but there was going to be some new separate training that has not already been budgeted or that the nearly thousand officers that have been trained already would need to be extensively retrained. while i appreciate the need and we do need to be responsive, i think that your task is to be -- that there has been no proposal made. i'm not sure how you budget for this. i'm not sure how you can account for those cont

i would like to echo the sentiments of most of the people that are here. we would like the board of regents to rescind the sale to these sort of corporate parties. but this was as was mentioned by the first speaker, indicative of what is happening with the radio stations for budget constraints. i'm asking you to please suggest that they rescind what is going on. thank you very very much. >> thank you. >> i am here about the article in "the examiner." i also care about the city and like to see if it works properly. they have not done their job in the past 10 years. i have called on their 22 times and a think that we need to get them out because they're not solving crimes. they are ready to retire. they put me in the psych ward for the second time because of a crime being committed and they lied and said i was going to bomb the asians. i had surgery on my neck and the two disks or taken out. they used excessive force and i might become paralyzed or have the nerve damage. i think we need to retrain the police department to understand the mentally ill and go a

. >>> casi, casi, les echo el cuento, en el día de los enamoros, estuvieron juntos y juntitos, piqué, el 14 de febrero, taba jugando con el barcelona, y a las 2:30 apareció en el restaunte, y shakira. >>> ahí está piqué llegando. >>> el de jaket negro. >>> llegó en un porse después de que pasan la velada, sale a buscar su vehículo, para parquearlo más cerca. >>> y la parte más jugosa, se fueron juntos. >>> y la foto. >>> casi, casi, la camioneta que está ahí parada, tiene los vidrios negros, y no logramos divisar. >>> esa camioneta, llegó a recoger a shakira, y creemos que ahí está piqué. >>> un amigo dice que ahora la vemos europea, hemos visto, una foto, donde luce, lo más europea posible. >>> lo último que comentaron, es que esa camioneta, llegó hasta el departamento de piqué, y se bajaron los dos. >>> en el partido no marcó gol, pero en este sí. >>> este golazo se sintió hasta aquí. >>> un gol del tigre de verdad, shakira, está pasando su mejor momento, con su piqué, y ella y su familia, está feliz. >>> y pablo montero rompió el silencio sobre su hijo, y en costa ca, dicen que pue

at one point gunfire echoed from the streets. in washington, president obama kept up the pressure on president hosni mubarak. >> the only thing that will work is moving a transition process that begins right now. >> reporter: kron 4 news. >>> kron 4's jonathan bloom talks to an expert about what the clashes mean for the 8 government. >> reporter: he is not surprised, mob violence is a tool often used by crumbling dictator ships to scare the people. >> thursday, when the pro- president mubarak mob attacked, provoked -- this is -- significance in terms of the dynamics of the change on the ground and sends a signal that the army is slowly but surely gravitating towards the prodemocracy protesters. all the indications had pointed to the fact that the prodemocracy movement is going at the end -- prevailed. i have a hunch and that is based on my experience that this regime is crumbling from within and slowly but gradually we are going to see this government is crumbling to the point it reaches a point where the government has to be rep

i would echo what you said which is that my understanding is that the mayor's office can't control this budget and it is important for the commission to understand what goes into the budget, how it is made up, and the budget will be proposed by the mayor and to negotiate with and passed by the board of supervisors. at this specific line items, i think we need to be responsive to the commissioners and do our best to get us answers. i am not quite sure how some of the commissioners requests will be penciled out when we have plans that have not been finalized. the plans that we agreed to regarding mental health.

. >>> y se echó a perder tan rápido?eren tirar fotos conmigo. >>> en dónde cantas? >>> en fiestas, en lo que me inviten. y ella está loca. >>> te le apareces en los sitios? >>> sí, porque hay algunas que me lo quieren quitar. >>> por qué? >>> hay muchas viejas que lo están buscando. >>> si tú estás en una relación tanto que te me has aparecido así vestida, por quée tienes esa desconfianza? >>> porque el amiguito es un mujeriego, y si uno quiere una persona lucha por él hasta el final, no voy a permitir. >>> tú dis que nunca le prometiste da. >>> nada. >>> y no hablaron de matrimonio? >>> nunca. >>> cuándo t hablo de eso? >>> hace 6 meses. >>> y por qué lo acosas? >>> porque su iguito, me tiene bronca. >>> me amenaza, me dice que me va a cortar el miembro. >>> tú le dijiste eso? >>> sí. pero no voy a ser tan boba de hacerlo. >>> pero lo amenazas? >>> sí. >>> saca un cuchillo. >>> cuándo? >>> un día me dijo. >>> qué vas a hacer? >>> no sé, pero no voy a dejar... >>> qué hizo par que dudes de él? >>> muchas veces habla con

i wanted to echo the statements that mr. brooks had made about what a positive outcome we have arrived at here today. i think with these amendments that we are on our way not only to moving forward with the clean energy program, but we are now on the path to developing a jobs program, and i think that has been key to all of us. we commit to elements of the 2007 ordinance that was offered because when you couple that with the new local hiring ordinance, you've really got the seeds of greatness. you have 360 megawatts of local and global generation and efficiency, and with these amendments, while we move forward with a proven track for getting the program in place, we will forward with what will become a local jobs program, so i really want to thank the commission for reviewing and receiving and proposing these amendments. i wholeheartedly endorse as an individual and as an organization these amendments and support the resolution as amended going forward. it is very exciting. i just wanted to also make sure that we thank the g

- they must be formed by a vote of either 2/3 of the property owners or the voters within -- this echoes the conversation the supervisor mirkarimi which is having. the way the law is written, the beneficiaries of the property- tax is to look at of the share of it. we are assuming of 43%. the financing lot is more conservative as far as taking funds for other agencies. i've gotten a lot of phone calls in the past two weeks. the last point is important. the board retains full discretion over all appropriations and individual projects. this is another significant difference. in this case, the legislative body is the board of supervisors. finally, there is no requirement that any of the increment to be used to -- to the board would have to authorize it through the budget process that the money is spent. 50% of that chunk of the craft flows to the general fund. these are non inflated dollar amounts. in newarif you accommodate highr density growth, the city will help you build the supporting infrastructure like better streets, transit, bicycle path needed to to support that density. our curren