. >> the rate of expansion increased over the past 4-5 billion years? >> exactly. increasing just about during that period. it was slowing down and now it's speeding up. >> did it slow down because the universe was creating galaxies and stars? do we have a billion galax snes. >> no. about 100 billion. >> can we talk about a galaxee? we have the solar system. it consists of 8 planets now? pluto has been demoted. >> correct. >> if you were over voting on pluto and whether it belonged in with the 3 others they were going to put in because pluto's size was comparable to the 3 others and they ought to get into this union too, how would you have voted? >> i would have voted the way the international astronomical delicacy voted. it was a wise decision. >> how would you have voted? >> the same way. it's bad to be tied up by historical artifacts so science can't progress into the future. >> so if -- that means we have 12 plan sne. >> no. >> you would voted against it. >>>> i would have voted there are 8 planets that are real planets. >> we can change -- we are really changi

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i have a question about their developing expansion plan. i know in this initial expansion plans, they had a conference center and hotel on the park where jonestown is, and they have potential buildings that would be on the edge of the park merced development, but i am wondering what movement there is with park merced and san francisco state planners. >> we've been working with -- discussing this. keel keeping this up to speed. we have had open dialogues with them and really engaged with operational, whether it is related to division. it has brought and fostered such community in a lot of ways. with san francisco state we sat and talked with them about the goals throughout the area. certainly san francisco state's proposal is separate from ours, but we are trying to make sure the two don't conflict in anyway, that they work together for transportation goals and all those aspects. we are looking for family housing. i did want to clarify one point, though, earlier on. it is our intend of all the units there, rent control today, that when this

it's a powerful army perspectively it's a very dangerous expansion program states all of this is pointing to a possibility that sooner or later they going to embark on a policy of active expansion it's dangerous for us to say that china is all strategic partner and it is one but in relation to that we should also have powerful forces of all right with a powerful economy and be ready for a show of strength and the question many russians and europeans have worried about how real a chance a free regime between the i think the e.u. is concerned of us having a visa free regime with certain central asian states where drugs and the terrorist threat come from this is why the europeans are wary but basically we should of course seek a visa free regime and it's realistic but we're realistic in the short term is anyone's guess if you were going to the school thank you very much simone for talking to us. vote for bush. by one vote for kerry for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the gu

policy everywhere central asia africa and god knows where else even in afghanistan it's a case of expansion directed at grabbing raw material resources china is building up its power. to presumably they have one hundred nuclear warheads more than we believe they had a more it's a powerful enemy perspectively it's a very dangerous expansion pride in states all of this is pointing to a possibility that sooner or later they going to embark on a policy of active expansion well it's dangerous for us to say that china is all strategic and it is one but in relation to that we should also have powerful forces of all right with a powerful economy and be ready for a show of strength and the question many russians and europeans have worried about how real of. a free regime between. i think the e.u. is concerned having a visa free regime with certain central asian states by drugs and a terrorist threat coming from this is why the europeans are wary but basically we should of course seek a visa free regime it's realistic but we're realistic in the short time is anyone's guess if you will have to thank y

later they go in to embark on a policy of active expansion it's dangerous for us to say that china is all strategic and it is one but in relation to that we should also have powerful forces of all right with a powerful economy and be ready for a show of strength and the question many russians and europeans have worried about how real a chance a visa free regime between the wrestlers would be i think the e.u. is concerned i have asked having a visa free regime with certain central asian states by drugs and the terrorist threat coming from this is why the europeans are wary but basically we should of course seek a visa free regime it's realistic but we're realistic in the short time is anyone's guess if you were going to thank you very much simone for. what was. going. up in smoke a russian air base is reportedly just straw and along with millions of dollars of military hardware in deadly fires triggered by the intense heat wave. jewish homeland israel's government stands accused of blatant racism and passing increasingly discriminatory laws. also archie throwing a lifeline to the russi

both versions of the bill that is being considered today include expansion of the e- verify system. all of that is premised on the understanding or belief that people should be punished for working. that is what they are being punished for. the ice raids that i had the privilege of testifying about before you, the activity that enforcement officials visit on our communities is a result of the license that ice feels it has because of the employer sanctions. employer sanctions should be eliminated, but it will be expanded as part of the legislation. the other part of the legislation that will expand is probably an expansion of such concepts as aggravated felonies, elimination of the process rights, expansion of the 1996 legislation that president chu alluded to earlier, when in fact, we should be seeking methods for allowing immigration judges to have an option to provide second chances to people who are rehabilitated, people who have served their time. when the legislation becomes serious and introduced, you should speak out against these provisions. i can guarantee they will be ther

study from 2009 and was able to look at the expansion plans of doubling the student population. and it looks like for onsite students, those who are in san francisco, the transportation report says about 9,200 students on site and 4,150 students online. i think that's about 2/3 on site, 1/3 online and about 1,578 in dorms or housing that's provided by academy art university. i think those dorms are one of the institutional housing questions that came up in the last hearing. but looks to me the expansion plan include about 500 to 600 new onsite students per year. so 2008 to 2012, the population is growing from 9,000 to 11,000 onsite. and that is a growth of 500 to 600 students per year and large number of faculty and you want to add 1,000 new faculty and staff. looks like it's an increase of about 700 more faculty from 1,228 faculty in 2007 to nearly 2,000 in 2016. are you still on target for those numbers of onsite students and increasing your faculty and staff? this is from the transportation study from 2009. >> i don't know the exact percentages but we have been growing in stu

but looks to me the expansion plan include about 500 to 600 new onsite students per year. so 2008 to 2012, the population is growing from 9,000 to 11,000 onsite. and that is a growth of 500 to 600 students per year and large number of faculty and you want to add 1,000 new faculty and staff. looks like it's an increase of about 700 more faculty from 1,228 faculty in 2007 to nearly 2,000 in 2016. are you still on target for those numbers of onsite students and increasing your faculty and staff? this is from the transportation study from 2009. >> i don't know the exact percentages but we have been growing in student demographic and staff. we are meeting the student needs on campus. and i would like to mention that in terms of -- as we develop a strong relationship with the planning department since i have been on board and working on the environmental document, these projections are for the planning process. it doesn't mean that the academy is going there, but the planning department has asked us to get a better gasp of where we're going and learn what the impacts are. even t

when you have that big of an expansion, what are you going to shoot? the people are going to come to an open area. they said two guys showed up, a guy was drawn out, so he had nothing to do. they don't recognize -- they didn't recognize who the guy was. it wasn't like he was a regular there. they have nothing to do with joey's. an incident happened in their restaurant bar. so i know san francisco. they have a place in the mission. they took a shot down there. it provides a good, safe environment. a bad incident happened. >> we're talking about the builder? >> i came from sacramento. actually, part of sacramento. we have a strong and salsa-type music following. so a lot of us came down here in san francisco to joey's specifically on sunday's. so i know as far as all my companions from sacramento that we really enjoy jelly's. and we'll certainly regret it. all of us have felt safe at joey's, it advocated a clean, healthy, fun environment. i'm not aware of the details. i don't believe this is something that was due to joey's and their way of operation. i'

it is a very massive expansion of government and here come a couple of the reasons why. first the medicaid program by 2019, will have 16 million more people enrolled in it, 16 million people just by the end of this decade. there is also a new entitlement program that will have an additional 19 million people in it. this is according to cbo, by 2019 so between these two expansions medicaid in this new entitlement program, that is an additional 35 million people on a new health entitlement program according to cbo. by the end of this decade. the cost of these to entitlement expansions will be by 2019 according to cbo, about $210 billion annually and it is expected to rise every year thereafter at a rate of at least 7%, actually of some of the gimmicks that word in the bill it would probably be rising at eight or 9% a year so we have created another entitlement expansion that is going to grow on the future just as fast as medicare and medicaid have grown or the last 50 years which everyone now knows of courses burdening the current budget in one of the main reasons why the

changing the clean water act designating waste as bill this wording change cleared the way for the expansion of mountaintop removal mining throughout southern appalachians. on january twenty second of two thousand and two president bush returned to west virginia it is such a wonderful day for us and for west virginia to host a special me with those with a special bond to our state ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states i'm. we can do a better job in america one of these days we're going to be driving automobiles that are fueled differently. and that's going to be exciting times for america and which is new technologies coming down and we can encourage those technologies so conservation. take a logical development got to be an integral part of energy folks we need more supply you know workers welcome back here in the back and he said i'm real repairing a machine that digs for gold we need to use coal we got a lot of it and we need to make sure that we. wait around. for the past twenty years larry gibson and his family have been fighting to preserve their ancestral home place

the expansion brings the total number recalled eggs to 500 million. you can visit the fda's website for brands. >>> in oregon 31 members of a high school football team got sick during a team training camp this week. the cause remains a mystery. the problem started wednesday when seven kids were taken to the hospital of their arms started swelling. by friday 31 players reported feeling sick and many were tested for high-risk enzyme levels. school leaders brought in experts who said the workouts were hard not excessive. the superintendent are asking parents what the kids ate and drank. one possibility is the players took supplements. >> all the kids did that? 20 some kids one or two maybe. all the kids were doing this? doubt it. >> six of the players are still in the hospital. three had to have surgery. >>> experts say there is no contest between wearing sunscreen and sitting in the yo. yon ue gnesshich one is better? we'll show you, coming up. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we hav

energy a permit to build a second coal silo behind the school this decision cleared the way for the expansion of massey energy's coal processing facility two days later a coalition of citizen conservation groups including mountain just a summer activists returned to west virginia governor joe manchin is office. for her. thank. god. we're. and never will. first three years for the rights of those children that i see it's raining outside right now are saying tell us mugs day i'm sorry. does that mean anything to you we've preached you know for three years. to marry the people in these camps who used to be healed accountable for that but what i want to ask you. i'm going to back to the back corner we need to clear this way because people got a good back and forth sure. i'm sure more work. more. you can get a new school that's the one you're broke your eye playing here i'm telling you we are not budging there's more coming. your. way around the iron fist fight yet you know what they're offering their field will go to market every morning made in a whisper in the air while he's fighting fail we wa

there is an equivalent job gains associated with the expansion of city spending. therefore the net economic impact is measured in jobs and gross city product as very small and effectively negligible given the size of the economy and sensitivity of the economic model. looking forward this is based on a 3% escalation in costs of services in fee revenue. there is nothing magic in that 3%. vic could be higher or lower. but the finding of a neutral impact is not sensitive to that. the escalation could be much higher and you would essentially still have the same trade-off. i think they have a last slide of reverent -- recommendations. supervisors accommodating than -- accommodating that. thank you. supervisor avalos: you talk about a growth in jobs on the public sector side, showing a growth in jobs. >> we are already providing these services. what the legislation does is provide a new and more secure way of funding these services. that is why we cannot be more specific about what will happen with that additional revenue and job numbers i am fighting with the city budge

the recent economic expansion is slowing down and it will continue its policy of spending.resident obama has signed into law a bill that has affected 26 states that have economic difficulties. >> 15 million americans have august off from work. the difference is that the politicians have a job to return to in september. to stop the ranks of the unemployed from growing, the house voted on a $26 billion bill that will plug the holes in the budget in various states and ensure that teachers and police are paid. obama made his last-minute pitch for the bill's passage. >> it will help states avoid laying off police officers, firefighters, nurses, and first responders. and it will save the jobs of teachers like the ones that are standing before me today. >> they are under pressure to help boost the economy after the july jobs report. at its monthly meeting, the fed showed record lows and the economic recovery is losing steam. >> the ritz -- reaction on new york stock exchange was swift. >> they announced that they would take some measures that would keep the balance sheets steady r

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it's a flat expansion or does that include the sloped wells. if it's truly a four foot expansion are we all now forced to walk single file. and when i call to report a - egregious cases i get things on the phone. like, well, is the car parked up close to a building, yeah but it's a very narrow sidewalk and they're half way into that and half way bo is sidewalk. we can't enforce that because people complain that's private property so i want us to understand what we're legally entitled to have as on open and free owned slide walk and private and verses public property. they said what you do is look at the furthest pro truks of any part of the building in that one block and how that comes out even if it's an e illegal pro truks, everything can be parked from that in visible line-up against all the other buildings and we're left with these thin ribbons of concrete often not flat we're forced to maneuver around often single file and that's not pedestrian safety. what are the rules about what is a sidewalk, what is private proper timed why can't we g

the company is now preparing to become china's first listed coffee producer to fund further expansion, serving the export and domestic markets. >>hongming: of every 10 tons of beans and powder, 8 tons of beans and 9 tons of powder are for export. the remainder is sold domestically. >>reporter: clearly, this local company believes profits are to be made competing elsewhere - mainly in asia - rather than banking on china's own consumer market. come 2015, china could start to bother other producers in the region - notably indonesia and india. the industry as a whole will surely be hoping that the middle classes continue to expand in developing countries - and that they'll add coffee to their shopping lists. >>this way, as china's supply grows, growing demand should maintain a worthwhile commodity price forall. >>still to come on world business... >>how a crackpot inventor and his dog reanimated an ailing cheese maker. >>all the more for us and not a sheep to worry us. get off my cheese, get off. >>and capturing the glamour of the gridiron at nfl films >>we can take any team, no matter ho

but looks to me the expansion plan include about 500 to 600 new onsite students per year. so 2008 to 2012, the population is growing from 9,000 o

>> it would be an expansion. chairman nolan: over and above? >> central subway. this is what we currently have under our watch in terms of assets and the status of those assets. >> so future needs is just based on what we currently have, right? >> right. chairman nolan: thank you. members of the boards, question? >> one question, mr. chairman. on page 80 of your presentation the current conditions, most of your graph shows a pretty severe need for capital expenditures in our overhead system. and yet looking on page 8 here, traction power is down at 32% within design life. and yet substations and overhead, 81%. what comprises the huge chunk of that number? >> i don't have the exact figures here. but i believe that, you know, that 2/3 of the traction power system is driving that to a large degree. the substations and the overhead itself while being relatively low percentage-wise has a fairly high dollar value in terms of the arse etc. and those assets would need to be repaired -- replaced at this time. director beach: ok. i understand the value of overhead and subs