pat lawson tells us about second genesis. >> 202-885-4949. their mission is to break the cycle of addiction. thomas barrett is the ceo, and we have a second genesis client. you have been around for 40 years. i know we were talking about you way back in the '80s, and you have done good work over the decades. tell us about the services you offer? >> we offer chemical dependency treatment for men and women as well as for families. and our staff is very dedicated, and we're very passionate about the treatment of this disorder. >> tell us about your clients, where they come from and how many you are able to treat? >> well, at second genesis, we are able to treat over 2,000 clients. it's quite a large patient population. they come from northern virginia, maryland, as well as the washington, d.c. metropolitan area. >> dwayne, you were a former client. a client 15 years ago. tell me the story about the circumstances that led you to the organization? >> i was a substance abuser for 20 years, and ended up throwing away relationships and creating a lot

we want to sit down face to face and say tell me your genesis. how did this start. with mitt romney, we found out it never stopped. >> and, yet, he's in this cycle so far, a much better candidate and facing the same questions he faced. >> it really is. they told us that in 2008, he never found his way. he started out way too cocky and wound up way too gun shy. this time, he's trying to answer questions about this campaign. what is it that romney has told? >> has he been consistent? >> apparently, his debate with other guys were there. it's one of the biggest debates is to challenge. it's not that hard to get under his skin. to hiring the illegals to do it. they knew that that would irritate mitt and he took the bait. >> he has become a big surrogate for romney which is a big who for them. they were quite worried about him early on. this was somebody who was going to be on the ticket for john mccain and was passed over for sarah palin. >> how they came back to challenge or even be the favorite to the president. we found out that because tim poleni is bland, some of t

we think is very important to understand that that is the genesis of this agency. with regard to specific recommendations, with the conduct of 1.1 should specifically include bicycle and pedestri

. >> we explained that in the genesis of the project. their concern is more how the information that we gather will be used concerning their employees. it is a matter of working things through. management was not able to communicate that ahead of time. we now have -- we now need to follow up with the unions and talk to them. >> to just make clear they become a hindrance for us to be compliant on the category of what we are to provide. by virtue of that, we will continue to work with them, but we need to emphasize that the sooner we meet compliance is something that the department can provide. thank you. >> item 7f, a day on other technology projects. -- update on other technology projects. >> pamela levin. we have had some really exciting projects. we have done the system testing, and we expect to go live on january 1, 2012. this is to request of a 3r repo. we have had over 346 elector called reports scheduled since this became available over the web, so it is -- it should as that build up positively affect the work load of the quirks. t

we think is very important to understand that that is the genesis of this agency. with regard to specific recommendations, with the conduct of 1.1 should specifically include bicycle and pedestrian safety, and that we should add an objective to improve safety for pedestrians, people with disabilities, cyclists, and with the key performance indicator of a reduction of injury and death on dangerous pedestrian and bicycle facilities to make sure that we are measuring the number and making sure that we are considering a in a goal of the agency to reduce that number. we think that if we are going to talk about it does for the agency, which should be talking about that. holly think which includes

we think is very important to understand that that is the genesis of this agency. with regard to specific recommendations, with the conduct of 1.1 should specifically include bicycle and pedestrian safety, and that we should add an objective to improve safety for pedestrians, people with disabilities, cyclists, and with the key performance indicator of a reduction of injury and death on dangerous pedestrian and bicycle facilities to make sure that we are measuring the number and making sure that we are considering a in a goal of the agency to reduce that number. we think that if we are going to talk about it does for the agency, which should be talking about that. holly think which includes goals for disabled passengers, particularly hearing and sight impaired passengers. this is an area where we may investments going forward, have opportunities for improvement. we have seen some of that on things like the new buses that have are reporting that tells you where the stock is and also displays it on the screen that is helpful if you're hearing- impaired or sight impai

i get confused as to how that works i can understand the genesis of the question. take this again incrementally. with the lease proposal, i believe your statement is correct. perhaps the best we can hope for is to mitigate our expenses to maintain this building and secure a solid operator, a positive community use, and have no expense to the police department or any other department of the general fund of the city. if there is some opportunity for revenue flow or some participation downstream, let's say it is a long-term lease and things become wildly successful and there is some element that could produce a fiscal return, what we often do, the department of real estate is a place holder of jurisdiction. the police department would then through a state receive revenues. we ofte-- to real estate receive revenues. the jurisdiction move facilitates leasing or sales. think of this as an interim step. we will often put that in an mou so there is a clear understanding between real estate and the police department if there are funds, this is how we would handle that matte

the genesis of theca cac itself, we said, look, we have a 20-year plan here. we really believe that this is going to make our neighborhood better, it will be the new urbanism. denser neighborhoods around transit corridors around climate change and all the things that we were seeing. how do we know that five years or 10 years from now, the objectives are being that? we can out of having a cac for this -- since the formation, i have been serving not yet. here we are, landing in 2008- 2009 to a very cool economy. i voted for fee deferrals for developers so we can jump-start development even though we are pushing them off to future years. $1 million will be collected and subsequent years. but at least they got things going. i think that provide a balanced the voice, representing the economic interests with the interest of the residence. we welcome better transit, we welcome new and innovative ways to make this plan work. supervisor kim: any questions? peter cohen and jason henderson. >> good afternoon, members of the board. peter cohen. i am also active in the nei

london what he's talking about is safeguarding this incredible loophole of fraud that is really at the genesis of the global collapse is what he's safeguarding but now shortly before lobel went bust regimental tin they were granted primary dealer status can you tell us what that means exactly primary dealer what that gives them in terms of privileges is interesting and primary deal is bank financial and city there has been blessed by the federal reserve in the us government to be able to broker or buy sell and so. u.s. government debt on a first come basis they've basically act as a go between between the government and buyers in order to do that i think there's only i can remember they may be between twelve and seventeen primary deal as i forget the exact number but in order to get that status you have to be vetted by the government. one of the reasons of course would be that you have to be credible you have to have the financial stability and strength to do that they were just doing primary deal status what between one to three months before they went bankrupt which begs the question exactly

of demonstrators during the january uprising and may face the death penalty if convicted egyptian genesis summer diab told this is an attempt to divert protesters attention from their battle against current leaders. well there is definitely a sense among especially among protesters that this trial is a mock trial basically designed to cool down the public opinion one of the reasons they are losing popularity is that there is. mainly the muslim brotherhood did leave the square because they're now move busy with the elections and the muslim brotherhood strategy now is to bring change through the parliament rather than through the street. so who really remains in the square now is activists with a move socialist tendency almost socialist agenda who did not do very well in the elections and they see they still perceive the street. the main lobbying. platform. then of the arab league observer mission in syria has described the situation in the rest of city of homs is reassuring so far just to warn you some these images we've got here are graphic the flashpoint city of homs was the monitors fir

it it was meant to be for terrorists offenses it wasn't meant to be for the ken things they use in genesis son is gary mckinnon a mainstay on america's extradition wish list he was arrested ten years ago after hacking into pentagon files he says he was merely searching for u.f.o.'s gary has asperger's syndrome and according to. mother should be tried in the u.k. on medical grounds but america's not giving up on one of the most it is so vengeful . you think uses some of the large and it is so over the top they left him one has internet for three and a half years after the arrest if gary was the slightest threat that wouldn't have been done but it's very much i think him barris them and because of that they were very angry at him there were nine cases currently fighting extradition to america richard o'dwyer is the latest he's wanted on copyright charges for creating a search engine for pirated content it's not even considered a crime in the u.k. but at the moment that doesn't matter the us can still get. the coalition government promise to change this while in opposition there was their cha

genesis 8:22, change my life. there will be seed time harvest.here at your home listen careful with me because i want to walk you through this because i want to help you have an understanding on the seed principle. the seed principle is operating in your life right now at this moment. you were working the seed principle, everything in your life is a seed and god said as long as there remains there will be seed time harvest. a seed can be your time, you traded your time for 40 hours' work, your time and you traded it for a paycheck, your thoughts are seeds, your words are seeds, kindness is a seed, adaptations is a seed. everything in your life is a seed. you are a breathing, walking warehouse of continuous seed. there will never be a day in your life where you're not sowing seed. you can say i'm not sowing seed. it's imknob. as long you aas you're living a breathing you're sowing seed. what goes around comes around. you ever heard anybody say that? they're going to get what's coming to them, why? the world understands the seed principle. they don

regular security check one of you should be a warm and one a police check to be found eighteen student genesis each containing plainly radioactive material and gauges showed the levels of radioactivity it suited the norm to want to target and a further inspection showed that this is is a top story i'm twenty two which could all be produced at a nuclear reactor according to some of your steel luggage belongs to you norine and citizen but this information is yet to begin from officially at the moment of goodies of aid in a criminal investigation. now a hero to some traitor to others bradley manning a u.s. army private accused of siphoning military secrets off to wiki leaks has appeared in the pretrial court had an army base in maryland it is first a hearing since his arrest in may last year among the documents manning leaked was footage showing us soldiers killing civilians in iraq. only it was this video of u.s. army pilots in iraq eagerly firing shots at innocent people on the ground and hundreds of thousands of secret military documents and cables leaked to wiki leaks there have been some cri

already on watch for further credit downgrades if it is decisive the next forty eight hours do risk of genesis says that to escape the mood of new states going back to their own currency is. i think ultimately it's quite clear to me the euro has been a failure and that the individual countries if they want to retain their sovereignty as i believe individual countries do then they're going to have to go back to their original country currencies the drachma to the to the etc and what we're discovering here i think is the playing out of a plot which has been going on for the last fifty years or so across europe which is in order to bring in a political union control from the center an undemocratic fashion of course we know that brussels is very very little democracy involved in brussels which is a kind of european dictatorship and what bothers me is that actually with we're already seeing this with greece and italy now run by goldman sachs effectively dictatorships as for what's going to happen to the week it's anyone's guess but i think we'll have another fudge these these big euro summit seem t

in the book of genesis, the creator's first words are "let there be light." shorter and far more decisive than the words congress have been recently exchanging on the subject as lee cowan will be reporting in our cover story. >> reporter: it's lit her way for more than 130 years, often considered one of the greatest inventions of all time. but the watt hungry incandescent bulb is on the the endangered species list. what do you think thomas edison would think of all this? >> i think thomas edison would say, what took you so long. >> reporter: but fans of edison's finest disagree and are crying, let there be light later on sunday morning. >> osgood: then on to a young singer who is going places and has come a long way already as tracy smith will show us. ♪. >> reporter: his music has taken him all over the world. his indomitable spirit has taken him to even more surprising places. you repeled down a 3-story building. >> yeah. what a treat. >> reporter: singer/songwriter justin hine later on sunday morning. >> osgood: christopher plummer is a veteran actor of gr