can be appealed, as well, so if they have any questions on that one, they can give us a call or email us if they have any questions at dpw.org. vice president fung: i am finished. -- are you finished? i have a couple of questions. when they make the request for multiple truck locations, your diagram shows all three trucks in the same location. they are allowed to be either in one location or several locations with multiple trucks? >> for multiple, it is one location, and one truck, it can be multiple locations. vice president fung: if that was not multiple trucks at that location, then it would be in excess of 300 feet. from grumpy's. >> meeting this one right here? the multiple truck or the single truck? vice president fung: i am going by the diagram, which shows that the specific situation. i think this was prepared by the permit holder. it shows three trucks in line at that location on front street. therefore, with three trucks, it is 250 feet away. >> that is correct. vice president fung: if it is a single truck, it would be in excess of 300 feet? >> that is correct. vice president f

us. an email writes i had an investor to provide capital for me to open a casual restaurant.ning the purchase agreement, the investor withdrew his financial support. today, owners of other restaurants in town don't want to partner with me. any suggestions on how to find or what to offer the next prospective investor fantastic question. because this happens all the time. >> i think what investors are looking for is to mitigate the risk. they're happy to give money, if they see it won't be too risky for them. one suggestion would be to build a fan base before you look for money if she wants to start a restaurant, why not build a fan base of clients she has for her catering business and get people to vouch for her. maybe she has a blog or twitter feed where people are connecting with her. she can say look i have done all of these catering jobs, i have all of these happy customers. now i want to take the next step and open a restaurant. >> we're seeing more restaurants get their start as food trucks and once they've established that loyal following, go into a brick-and-morter loc

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but the only email account i use is my personal one. >> so most of the contact we have -- that's all of it -- is from mr. smith by email, obviously to your personal email account, is that the correct position? >> there's also some text messages about this time. if you go to the section of this same file called t.t. and look to -- it's 1925 since the second of november, 2010. this is mr. michelle to you. these are digital numbers. can you assist us as to what that might relate? >> well, the second part, as you can hear there, with me to just work through some of this is naomi grimley, our political correspondent. this is pretty convoluted stuff and very detailed, naomi, nonetheless, critical in terms of what role jeremy hunt indeed did have with news corporation and to what extent he was a compromise. >> that's right. the inquiry is very interested about the murdoch bid for bskyb. this was a multimillion dollar, $12 billion billion, in fact, for the bid for the bskyb. basically they're trying to probe to see whether the cabinet minister involved, jeremy hunt, got too close to news corp

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jay and scott are with us, an email from tony who writes, everywhere i turn i hear and read that you need to use social media to reach the maximum potential of your business. i've signed up with facebook, twitter, linkedin and google, but i can't find a user manual on any of the sites. i know kids are born with the knowledge, but what can an old guy like me do to learn how to use the sites? >> there are great sites on the web like mashable.com. that have a huge abundance of manuals and how-tos that i've found to be useful there are other websites that will let you know about the latest tools. with mashable i find that they spell everything out as well as give great tips on how to use it. >> does he need to learn to use all of them in. >> ask the old guy, i'll tell you he might be better off having an intern from a local university or somebody hoo is doing it. that's easy to delegate to somebody else who will have a better handle on it and be quicker at it. i have to believe he could do other things that will be more valuable for him to be doing and delegate to somebody else. >> the on

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@cspanwj for twitter and email us journal@cspan.org. est: here is a write up on the cbo -- host: he joins us on the phone to explain more. thank you for joining us. can we start with taking a look at specifically what tax increases in spending cuts are being referred to? guest: yes. it is called the fiscal cliff. the biggest thing is the bush era tax cuts coming from the 2001 and 2003 tax cut that george w. bush signed. they will expire. they were expended for two years. they will expire. that will be the bulk of it. we will see automatic spending cuts totaling $109 billion. that was triggered by the debt ceiling deal in august. it was forged when the house refused to raise the nation's borrowing limit. one part was deficit caps, spending caps over 10 years in the second part was creating the super committee that was supposed to come up with 1.2 trillion dollars. in additional cuts. that failed last year. as a punishment, and the $109 billion cut was supposed to happen on january 2. those are the major ones. there are other things that a

stephaniemiller.com the website, you can email us all there. >> you really don't know anything abouting a little party tomorrow, and surly associate producer, had a banjo. >> how do you not know i play the banjo -- do you know anything about me. and i have to tell you how this started. >> all right. >> at one of your parties we had karaoke -- >> you a horrible singer. >> f-off. okay. let me finish my story. >> sorry. >> you said my singing sounded like howling and i told you, damn you, i'm going to become a rock star. >> actually i said it sounded like a couple of cats fighting in a bag. wow wee, this will be the story in behind the music. she will be like i was so mad at that >> announcer: stephanie miller -- >> i went on to become a rock star. this is getting out of hand, chris, it is usually just couples with guitars and bad singing. >> no, i'm bringing more than just one instrument. i'm bringing a toy piano -- >> are you bringing a mini van? a little -- really? ♪ >> somebody better be bringing a mini van. okay. >> i'm bringing an acoustic guitar and a mini bongo for courtney. >>

[ applause ] >> okay you can email us all at stephaniemiller.com. like this one my dog, mr. show every day. and he wants you to see his picture. [ applause ] >> look at how handsome he is. i'm so hung over i forgot to turn the tv on for max and fred. >> you picture them sitting in front of the tv all three hours don't you? >> is it me? am i too self involved? and then i go home and say did you see what i said and then jim said -- >> at least you are not talking to the dead monkey. >> that's what i said to all of the guests. are you all here for the dead monkey funeral, come upstairs. >>> had we been in japan, jim -- did you hear this story? >> no. >> you might want to cross your legs. >> oh, i saw this one. >> japanese future husband -- >> oh, no. >> this is just weird a self-described asexual cooked up and serve his genitalia to five diners. >> asexual now. >> please retweet, he said i'm offering my gentles for a thousand yen. >> if it was one thing that -- >> announcer: stephanie miller -- . >> -- sure of, it was that her brand of tuna was bent. [ laughter ] >> i didn't wa

you can email us all there. sexyliberal.com get it. minneapolis almost sold out next month.e the cannibal shrimp invasion as begun. [ screaming ] [ suspense music ] >> there is shrimp-eating shrimp. they have been spotted in waters from north carolina to texas. >> i bet those shrimp have been soaking in oil for a few years now. >> the asian tiger shrimp is what they are called. they are very bossy. [ screaming ] [ eerie music ] >> anyone who spots the tiger shrimp, is asked to report it's location. >> in the water. >> on the cocktail fork. >> the asian tiger shrimp. >> tarter sauce that will help. >> yes. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> i didn't tell you the breaking pathetic news. i went to the eye doctor yesterday. i had floaties in this eye. this is not really funny, but a lot of times this show is the place where dreams go to die including mine. but now one dream could be coming true. and that is i could be getting cuddles the guide horse because i have to get a glaucoma test. >> you can get some medical marijuana. >> there is some everybody or something -- >> you are pr

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you can also join the conversation on c-span or email us.he new york times headline is this -- joe reports -- we would like to hear what you think about this. you can see an image of the president in the oval office with thomas dahlin, the national security adviser, and john brenan, his top counter- terrorism adviser. it details how they make decisions and how involved the president is. three dozen of his current and former advisers describe mr. taking onolution in the bowl. personally overseeing the shadow war with al qaeda. it describes a paradoxical leader he shunned the legislative dealmaking required to close guantanamo bay in cuba. tear what you think. the first call is from vienna, virginia. frederick is on our democratic line. good morning. what do you think about the president's post counterterrorism strategy? caller: it's a good idea. if we had thought about this, we would not have put our sons and daughters in harm's way. you don't know your enemy. you are fighting a name less militant. you could be talking to someone tomorrow and

email us with your stories. sarily on a student loan. give us the stories. let us tell the stories. i hope you will send us those stories and i hope you will send a message to those who voted to filibuster this very important legislation today that they are not on the side of the american people, they are not on the side of the working families, they are not on the side of the middle class, they are not on the side of economic progress, they are not on the side of economic growth. and, mr. president, i thank you so much for the time and by yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. brown: wow. that was interesting. i remember the senator was speaking before me before we left she was praising the republicans for working with her, one republican specifically, about how appreciative she was about working together and taking the time in a bipartisan manner to work forward on a very important piece of legislation that she was spearheading and we worked for. we

took about six weeks of emails and less, a month of texts that we had to -- that we had problems with that. >> i think about three weeks later, maybe longer. >> can you give us a month, please? >> i'm sorry, in july. >> 2011. >> you have emails and text. so you say the 17th of july may make it 15th of july, the 17th of july. >> i think it was the 17th. >> you also confirm there is nothing of relevance in your private account, which was a very private email account. is that right? >> that she. >> does this follow in emails you might have had with folingses was only through your n.i. email account? >> that's correct. >> and any text message contact with politicians would only have been on your blackberry, which was a work blackberry. there was no other mobile phone. >> been asked to put to you this question. were there any emails or texts from either mr. cameron or mrs. osborne on your blackberry at the time you left news international? >> no, although when we got the image back, there was one from mr. cameron that was compressed in june, but there's no content in it. >> so it's a complete mystery what it might contain, is that right? did you receive messages

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use this all day. how many times do you check your computer through the day? your email? facebook? ng in with work? think of all the things all the times you use your computer. how many times have you been with an old computer just like our last caller his girlfriend has an old- is slow and frustrating. technology is to the place will your computer should not be slowing you down. it is-where your. it should be fast and be able to run many programs at the same time. not to mention you get a bigger screen today. people are willing to pay hundreds of dollars more to get a bigger screen. you are not. this computer is well over $1,000. you are not spending the retail of $1,000 you are getting it at $599.this is the lowest price ever a 17.3 in. acer computer. lowest price we have ever offered with quadcore technology. the biggest hard drive ever 750 gb. huge. 4 gb of ram software at $480 worth which does not include microsoft starter edition microsoft word and microsoft excel are also included.e are so many cool things to talk about. i would love anybody who wants to make the call, you kn

email will become obsolete? no. >> i'm not sure. but what we've found is that more people are using messages-- are moving away from email. and so if we build a really compelling experience, i think people are going to switch over. but i'm not going to call the end of anything. >> was this directed at gmail? >> no. >> google's email? >> no. >> because everybody's talking about a gmail killer. >> it's certainly what everyone's writing about. >> google... >> yes. >> facebook and google. >> yes. >> are they on a collision course? >> they are indeed. >> the fight's over what? it's over how-- >> search. how people find, discovery, search. >> say you want to buy a car. you can type "prius" on google and get publicly available information. or you can type "prius" on facebook and get personal advice about it from your friends. are you trying to turn everything we do on the web into a social function? >> i think what we've found is that when you can use products with your friends and your family and the people you care about, they tend to be more engaging. i think that we're really gonna see

stephaniemiller.com, you are email any of us there.wrote to me and said they like steph crap better. [ bell chimes ] >> better if they gave away lurch. >> mitt romney went to a philadelphia charter school yesterday. >> oh, yeah. >> that particular school is on warning status and underperforming in math and reading. >> and chose to call american public schools third world. >> yeah, isn't that nice. richard riley joining us now. good morning. >> hi, how are you. >> thank you for take time with us. >> my pleasure. >> let's talk about mitt romney's record on education as governor of massachusetts. i believe he cut funding, and suggested head start was a failure. so there is a warm-up on his record. >> well, i think it's well-known that he really cut education i guess as much as any governor during that period and it really caused them to have a larger class size because he was doing everything to take money out of public education, and frankly, it made a difference and it's not a very good pro-public school record. >> well, and i don't eve

use a computer. can't send an email. after one president who was out of touch, we just can't afford more of the same. >> i'm barack obama. and i approved this message. >> i approved this message. romney seems to expect something this year after those stories the other day that his superpac might air jeremiah wright ads, romney rerepudiated the idea but portrayed himself as a victim. >> i make it clear i repudiate that effort. i think it's the wrong course for a pac or a campaign. i've been disappointed in the president's campaign to date which has focused on character assassination. >> some on the right regret that romney's taken the wright ads off the table. here was sean hannity reacting thursday night. >> now, governor romney, i have to respectfully disagree with you. i believe that the president's relationship with the reverend jeremiah wright a. man that influenced him for over 20 years, inspired him, is a very important campaign issue. after all, it is a matter of character. chris: chris: will groups further out to

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. >> reporter: the post office loses $25 million a day thanks to people using email and electronic bankingegin closing post offices to stop the red rink. but some in congress will not let it. the senate passed a bill that the cbo says will cost $34 billion. it does not allow the postmaster to close 250 mail processing centers and 3,000 rural post offices that he says is necessary. the subsidy also fully funds the union retirement funds. some in congress say taxpayers should not be forced to sustain a business model that started going out of business long ago. >> the post office is not in the 21st century. it's still 50 years behind and we have to bring it up. we have to modern iertss and allow us to take advantage of the market trends that allow for better delivery of the postal service's mail. >> reporter: how much could this bill cost you? log on to foxnews.com. if you make $30,000 to $50,000 this will cost you $55. if you learn $100, your share 1,000. the senator argued this is not a bailout. only rate payers, those who buy stamps pay the cost. we typically rely on the congressional bud

. >> it doesn't have sperm in it. [ singing in german ] >> you can email any of us in german or englishduties of the official convenient black friend of the "stephanie miller show." while aisha is busy. steph anybody who has seen you on tv will agree that you had to shoot, your health could be threatened by a teenager brandishing a pack of high fructose corn syrup. many nights when i get home i'll fire up a soda stream, sometimes with a side of turkish grandholm. many congratulations on your current show, after the first three shows, i have to put myself back on the audio only crunchy goodness, because i found myself moved by poor tiny jim. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> dixie an -- >> that's what i meant. >> i was trying to figure out how to say sperm-ian in german. this one from karen for billy in texas. steph may i respectively correct your right-wing love muffin from texas. we gays and lesbian do not have the same rights as you do. several things that you, billy take for granted. there i go wanting to be treated equally and stuff. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> i hope not while deliv

one in 10 spam emails comes from or passes through computers in india, and experts say the rapid growth of internet use there has left many inexperienced buses unprotected against fraud. >> breaking down computers to service the parts is how this company makes its money. but it's a bigger i.p. problem that they're now worried about. the threat of sabotage is much more than simple data theft. it could be online banking or trading fraud or people being targeted by so-called phishing emails. on a bigger scale, the entire power grid of the city could be targeted. but the biggest worry, especially the government, is it can be used to weigh terror. right now, only 10% of indians are using the internet. as more and more people get online, many will be exposed to this virtual threat. it's how to unblock common wire files is this 28-year-old man. he describes himself as an ethical hacker, someone who attacks an i.t. system on behalf of its owners to identify vulnerabilities, and had this helps the business protect its system against a malicious hacker. >> i think the cyberlaws in india are pretty strong, but th

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use it. then they will start to learn how to do email or how to go back to chinese newspaper to read all thed lack of knowledge or confusion or intimidation and not having people in their peer network who use computers in their lives. >> the important thing i learned from caminos was to improve myself personally. when i first came to caminos, i didn't know anything about computers. the second thing is i have become -- i have made some great achievements as an individual in my family and in things of the world. >> i

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glad you're up watching us or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot me an email or tweet me @williegeist 1, or. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, may 1. there's a lot to tell you about, including occupy wall street promising new disruptions today. plus, hillary clinton writes herself personally to a hollywood star who has been talking about her quite a bit on the red carpet. who was it, and what did the secretary of state say? we'll tell you later in the show. >>> first, let's go to the news, live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. >>> marking the one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden, mitt romney is campaigning today, here in manhattan with former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. bin laden's death coming about as a major political talking point in the last few days. romney is pushing back against suggestions from the obama campaign that he, mitt romney, would not have gone after bin laden as the president did. >> even jimmy carter would have given that order. >> even jimmy carter would have given that o

facebook all of these companies are already in watching a large emails they already have enormous amounts of private data about all of usu know this is not a word for attack in the sense no cities have been destroyed no houses have been demolished the hospitals have been bombed what this is is you know probably one country getting a whole bunch of data about you know government officials in another country and you know if you know that country that they're spying on it's a little scary a little frustrating but you know it's not an excuse for locking down the entire internet the way some people want to use it ok so it sounds like you think that this could be this could be blown out of proportion. yeah i mean i think it's very easy for these things to get blown out of proportion and i think there's a huge military industrial complex that has an incentive on doing that you never read time they can say oh this is another instance of cyber war or the cyber criminals are attacking us again and we're all in danger we're all under threat they use those as excuses to push through more and more dangerous laws which like we've see

♪ we want to stay connected there is a big world out there email flying through the air i may be over 60, but i love those mp3's face time usus later. stay safe out there in the internet world. take care. yo yo. [applause] >> we will get started. for the second half of our mourning, as you know, the lead davis joined us this morning, and we have dave clark joining us for the next half. dave has been an award winning newsmen for 35 years. he has been broadcasting for 35 years. he started when he was 17, so i have not had a chance to ask him what that special experience might have been about, but maybe you'll get a chance to ask him about this. i was interested in reading about all the places that he has worked. he has ben in new york city, washington d.c., he has been in los angeles. probably the most interesting for me was the fact that he was in philadelphia for a number of years. we know in the department of aging and adult services that philadelphia has one of the most interesting and creative network of services for older adults in the country. it is really accessible to older adults. some of the most creative work we h

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