i know that luisa and her honorable mother, donna, esther as well, are smiling up tonight looking at what's going on. luisa's contribution to our city and future generations to come were based on her beliefs that preservation of natural rights was an essential part of the social contract, and that consent of the people was fundamental to any zice

i know that luisa and her honorable mother, donna, esther as well, are smiling up tonight looking aterations to come were based on her beliefs that preservation of natural rights was an essential part of the social contract, and that consent of the people was fundamental to any zice exercise. power to the people she used to say. she worked diligently in developing the strategies of short and long-term goals. one constantly would receive a phone call, and many of you know, to show up for such and such a meeting, bring in new ideas and facts and fi

esther day i jury sentenced elway to three years in prison for money laundering and conspiracy. prosecutors describe this sentence is fair. >> i think the message of this case is very clear. contributions like this in texas are legal and you can't give corporate money to a candid it directly and you can't given directly. it's been the message all along. hall >> this is a second conviction he was found guilty of setting corporate donations to the texas house candidates back in 2002. the next up for delay is the paris court in texas. a white house panel has reviewed the gulf oil spill has come up several conclusions namely, the group says the oil industry, congress and white house needs to do more to prevent this type of spill in the future. the recommended increase budget of offshore drilling regulators and increasing the liability caps for drilling companies. it also wants to see 80 percent of fines and penalties going to restore the gulf of mexico. i can we want to take you back out side where we're keeping an eye on the dumbarton bridge is been close since 230 because of a des

it will shortly after the scented to esther. it did not change one thing, but it changed the amounts. commissioner norton: they made this mistake on all of them? >> yes. just a mistake. commissioner norton: thank you. president kim: any items for first reading by the board? and the speaker card -- any items to be severed? commissioner wynns? commissioner wynns: yes, i have a couple. my comments will be related to those in k. i am just withdrawing two as a point of example, and then we can talk about the process. president kim: ok. any others? all right. mr. kelly, we will come back to item f. >> ok, and congratulations on your apparent electoral victory. [applause] the one issue is that this is a transfer of funds from uniforms and other things to create a 0.375 fte t-10 paraprofessional, so the question we really have is, does this take a five-hour paraprofessional and raise his or her time to eight hours? a 4-hour to a 7, or is this creating a new position that is only three hours? it is significant, because if it were the lat

than one occasion of putting his foot in it even man makes it very clear that it is a good on again esther. they smell a. touch a then it is valid believe that it is to do with a racist idea as it is a guest of liberalism put us under two years. but it's not the first time it's really internal politics have soured the visits of foreign delegations last year just before the u.s. vice president joe biden came to israel the israeli prime minister announced the start of settlement building that decision was a blow to the a bomb administration's peacekeeping efforts and cool down israeli american relations and many believe that such political embarrassments are weakening israel's position in the international arena it is not the government of those countries but rather of the people of those countries in the public opinion of those countries to public opinion israel is definitely unfortunately. doing its of these really. foreign ministry is the first to admit that made video visit is a missed opportunity particularly where. there were very worried about the corporate remember group. across the.

. >> esther mcveigh. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm delighted that the government's new enterprise allowance will be begin in my home office on monday. the prime minister, is it not initiatives like this that will spark enterprise and stop businesses in some of the most deprived parts of the country? >> my honorable friend is quite right and i hope honorable members will actually encourage people to start up businesses and to get enterprise going 'cause it's a private sector-led recovery that we need in this country. but we should also give special help to areas like hers and i visited recently to make sure we do everything to help growth and to improve the prospects for the atlantic gateway which is an exciting prospect for her area and those who work on mercy side. >> dave mill band? >> mr. speaker can i send deepest condolences to those filled in moscow airports our thoughts with the fiance family and friends of gordon kuzland. mr. speaker, can the prime minister explain to the house what in his view is the cause of yesterday's

pardo said the medicine bundle given to crazy horse by horn chips contained the dry seed of the wild esther mixed with the dried heart and brain of an eagle. a son of fire thunder reported crazy horse had on his person a little medicine bag just before each battle he would chew a small portion of this medicine and rub it on his body. chips himself said that eagle clause were part of the medicine bundle and that he further instructed crazy horse to make a zigzag streaked with red earth from the top of his forehead downward onto one side of his nose at the base, the point of the chan. this was done with one finger. one shifts added that the chief strike is horse with the mold from here. many of the details were included in the account by eagle elk, a friend of crazy horse and called him cousin and he described what he had watched crazy horse do as he readied himself to go into battle. eagle elk said he always wore a strand of braided buckskin. at the lower end with something like medicine tied up in the buckskin. be an eagle when -- whistle tied on. just before the start of a battle when they

here today representing a broad and growing constituency here in the united states so esther, thank you. [applause] with that, again, shall be, thank you for hosting this today, and i hope i can today share some thoughts that will provoke some thinking and encourage us to think hard about the question of energy particularly here in the united states. i am particularly pleased to be here at the museum to share with you our thoughts on the state of american energy. as you know, this building is devoted to the advance in world history, even as that in many cases define generations or moments that are part of our identity as americans. the greatest moments in our history occurred when we overcome challenges. but when we recognize and to get vantage of key opportunities. in my remarks today, i want to focus on the challenges and opportunities before our country related to energy and how what we do this year could have a profound impact on the country's energy future and with it, our economic prosperity. while this particular story is yet to be written for the newseum, at this moment in t

this is from esther from toms river, new jersey.leave the room? i did not write this question. so i can keep sleeping. i have a hard enough time to sleep on my own. and i don't need his help keeping me up. >> yeah. my husband and i have the same issue. many couples do. the first thing, i would suggest your husband talk to the doctor. if he has sleep issues -- >> sleep ap apnea. >> they need to have a good arrangement. when does he need to leave the room? and maybe she needs to be the one to leave the room. that's what we end up doing. establish some ground rules. he doesn't want to keep her awake anymore than she wants to. together, they can come up with a solution. >> usually, it's okay to leave? >> yeah. you've got to get some sleep. you know, being asleep in the same bed isn't necessarily the key to a strong marriage. >> after 15 minutes, it's time for you to quietly go to the living room. >> one of us has to get some sleep here. >> let's do one more. >> all right. >> here we go. it is rachel from boston, mass. my husband's best

. >> with esther and defense, the contributions of small contribution and a lot of hope in things get better, than a look right now, we want to thank our panel and we've got two more speakers at the end. we're not quite done. thanks so much, guys. [applause] >> chinese present hu jintao is traveling to washington next week, and members of the obama edition has held a series of events to discuss u.s.-china relations leading up to his visit. this my secretary of state henry clinton will discuss u.s. policy toward china at a state department for him. live coverage here on c-span2. this is expected to start in just a moment. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> live pictures from the state department as we are will a waiting secretary of state hillary clinton. she will be talking at u.s.-china relations this morning. while we have a moment very quickly we will tell you some of the other programming items that are coming up here on c-span2. from des moines, iowa, the aisle inauguration of govern

esther, would you please stand? she is the president and ceo of the hispanic institute. she is one of our coalition partners, representing a broad and growing constituency. thank you. [applause] >> with that, again shelby coffey, to lead for hosting this today, and i hope i can share some thoughts that will provoke some thinking, and encourage us all to think hard about the question of energy, particularly in the united states. i am particularly pleased to be here to share our thoughts on the state of american energy. as you know, this building it is devoted to the chronicling the events in world history. he then said, in many cases, defined generations, or moments -- events that in many cases the fine generations. the greatest moments occur when we overcome the challenge or recognize and take advantage of key opportunities. in my remarks today, i want to focus on the challenges and opportunities before our country, related to energy, and how will we do this year could have a profound impact on the country's energy future, and with that, our economic prosperity. while th

esther corder discusses his book at the carnegie council of ethics and international affairs in new york city. this program lasts an hour.