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vice president garcia: some question if that is manipulative, etcetera, but that is available to them. >> the space in question is not for the sole use of the candidate, it is not for the soy use of the subject tenet, so i think it is clear that it should be left out of the usage copulation. vice president garcia: -- for Ãgarcia: thank you. >> the motion is submitted. vice president garcia: i will go first. square footage, and formula retail. this is a permit for an atm. one speaker spoke about the atm. i must not have been paying attention, because i did not hear one single person talk about -- hear we go, somebody did, thank you. very few people spoke about the atm issue. this had to do mostly with the square footage, and we just learned whether it is feasible or fair or not, they can read designate an area to avoid that issue, which has been stated by the zoning administrator. as for the formula retail, i think it was mr. sanchez also who said this constitutes or functions as a re-hearing. this board weighed in on the formula retail issue. maybe this does not rise to the level of c

been rejected is the $61 million of state revenue from the state from income taxes, sales taxes, etcetera, from the economic activity in 2013. based on those conditions, we have asked through the mechanism similar to what we did at pier 70 last year, that the city and port would be able to capture more of the revenue, the tax increment revenue through this mechanism. currently, we only have the ability to capture sixty-five cents of every tax increment dollar. it is generated through new development. in this district, that would raise it from 65 to ninety cents of every dollar tax capture. it has similar safeguards. the state has oversight. that would go through the state investment bank to be certain these are projects that are of statewide interest. anyway, this has also passed all the way through the assembly. it has deemed to be a revenue bill, as it should be. it is currently being heard at the senate rules committee schedule on july 6. after that, it will probably go into recess until august to go through the appropriation reviews process, and hopefully we get through that process t

with the withdrawal of forces, without practice you won't be able to row teeth people in june july etcetera. they're giving up an awful lot of 2012 because the president says it's been successful. what he's saying is all that counterinsurgency trying to create a stable afghan, the jihadists interest in the range, he really backs away from those in his speeches. it was positive for the region. we're not going to let al-qaeda have a safe haven and that opens up, if you're a critic then, if you think counterterrorism is enough instead of counterinsurgency, why doesn't he have0,000 troops. just use special forces and forget about all this attempt to really fight a war there. >> i think the point about the 70,000 troop is a very important one which is this is not a choice between having all the troops out of afghanistan by the end of 2012 or the fall of 2012. you can have an argument about when the fighting season begins and ends and how much marginal difference it makes to have that extra time of more troops there. but at the end of 2012, there will be 68,000 troops in afghanistan when presiden

they're meeting with their teachers constantly, etcetera. and, and they're doing whatever it takes.y're lengthening the school day. they're bringing in other services if that's what they need. >> yeah. at a time when resources are limited. >> they're finding a, a way to do it, and. >> how? how? that really is the question that i have. everything you say, can't argue with it. it's uplifting to hearrand it sounds like a formula for success. >> yeah. >> but the x-factor has to be not every school has the resources to put all this intooaction. >> you know wwat? some of the very lowest performing schools in our country are some of the schools where we're spending $17,000, $20,000 a year perú kid. we spend more money on kids get some of the worst outcomess >> the achievement is not very good, right. >> so, you know, i believe that resources are critical. i think in the end we will realize we have to invest more especially in our, in the education of our low income kids. >> yeah. >> but i don't think we should use that as an excuse not to move forward because we really need to be approachi

see their most stable conservative powks is really facing down india in afghanistan, in kashmir, etceteraare growing in strength now a they're going to make a deal that much more difficult. >> can't get away from the sense that your goals are simply too ambitious. you almost want to create an outcome that's good. i'm sitting here saying all i think we can do and even that's ambitious to create a situation that's good enough. for me what's good enough is an afghanistan where groups like -qaeda are not able to d in 2011 or 2012 what they did a decade a. >> if obama was at this table he would say exactlthat. >> he is doing far more. he did not have to raise u.s. force levels to 100,000 in order to offset. we changed the nature of this war the over the las couple years we have turned what was a limited effort intohat i would call a war of choice. we took on the taliban, we essentially became a propackageness -- protagonist n a civil war -- i would s if that's the case, ifur goals are going back to what they were to making sure this is not news by groups like al-qaeda, then let's dial down our

the broader middle east, etcetera. as we look to the future, i think china will require more and more of our focus. i've said many times a peaceful rise in china is great for china, for its people, for the region and are for the world. and t there is an opaqueness to the military side that's been very bothersome. i just had my counteart he from china a few weeks ago. the first time he had visited the u.s. or his president cess- predecessor. we are very focused on the united states capabilities. the regional aspect just in the last coupl days the island disturbance. >> charlie: vietnam. >> with vietnam and with the philippines. in order for us to solve those problems you got to be talking to each other. you speak of the, spoke of the 30-year relationship had with egypt and sitive results. if i don't have a relationship with the chinese military the likelihood of anything that happen is positive is pretty low. >> it is said that theirorces in china that have most and prosperity and the other force is someone in the milit

, etcetera those days are over. what you see increase is a linchpin for all of these companies that have cradle to grave and type of programs and spend more than they earn. all you have to do is look at wisconsin. they were storming the capital and everything else. every time they do q.e.1, q.e.2, q.e.3, all it does is devalue the dollar which makes the stock market seems like there is more productivity but all it is doing is injecting of the white elephant for one last big hurrah. guest: yeah, he certainly made some interesting points. with respect to the value of the dollar, one thing he said is at the u.s. does not manufacture things anymore. obviously that component of our economy has shrunk from years past. also, in one respect, while the value of the dollar artificially drives of the price of stocks, but it makes it cheaper for u.s. companies to export goods to other countries. we have seen it manufacturing be one of the bulwarks of the u.s. economy in the last couple of years. that sector has recovered much m

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did not have a training infrastructure, because we did not have noncommissioned officer leaders, etcetera. the extraordinary progress which has been made with respect to setting up the structure and fielding forces. it is over 120,000 forces that have been trained and fielded, some 35,000 are in training this week. by the end of next year, we will have afghan units that are manned at the end ceo level to the 85% level across the board -- that the -- at the nco level to the 85% level across the board. these gains can only be made -- be made irreversible by the afghan people. that is where this is headed. we have made great progress with respect to that. secondary everett was the east. i would not -- the secondary effort was the east. i would not describe it as a holding action at all. what david petraeus and others have done is reconfigure forces to deal with the challenges of that very rugged territory. in fact, it is not -- the plan is not to take a lot of our forces and put them in the east. as david petraeus says, it provides the jet stream between the safe havens in pakistan for the h

current capital is exhausted -- which it would have built through initial capital contributions, etcetera. and it wants to go and make capital -- capital calls to other dealer banks or broker- dealers, but we are in a difficult situation in terms of capitalization. inherently, and it will most likely fail in a systemic crisis. we can use of the exception of to provide the -- thedodd-frank assistance.emergency exit som what worries me here is the issue of international competition. clearing houses are not under regular regulation -- under basil regulation. it is the expectation that you want to force things to happen on a clearing house. i think there is quite an important need for the central banks internationally to come together and provides a minimum risk management standards here. one of the big problems was lack of information. we knew aig was large. we knew bear stearns was a risk, but we did not know to what degree. i suspect the transformation has not changed much since then. if a large dealer were tomorrow to get into trouble, our primary concerns would be rude to be concerned ab