report details for you the capabilities and advantages of the facilities and i am also joined by gina thomas and david of the department of technology should you have any particular questions about the service provided for us at rancho. >> thank you, mr. up dike. >> any questions? >> okay, seeing none, to the budget analyst report? >> mr. chairman, the committee is shown on page 4 of our report, and in table two. the annual city cost under the agreement of $130,474 the total first year costs including the one time cost that he mentioned, are $135,417 and i would also emphasize on page 5 of the report that the beginning in physical year 2014, the cost to the state office of technology services of $130.5 million. and 130,000 for the agreement is 209,526, or approximately 62 percent less than the annual rent of the existing lease between the city and the guard of 340,000. so, of course, we recommend that you approve this legislation. >> all right. thank you, any questions for him? >> seeing none, oh,? >> thank you, futa from the controller's office and i just wanted to add supervisors that this

report details for you the capabilities and advantages of the facilities and i am also joined by gina thomas and david of the department of technology should you have any particular questions about the service provided for us at rancho. >> thank you, mr. up dike.

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thomas perez for labor secretary. ginaccarthy to head the epa will determine whether reid takes the unusual step to change senate rules to these kind of presidential nominees are approved with a simple 50 vote vote. you have the vice president. on the senate floor today we got a preview of how nasty the fight could get. first up, harry reid call out his republican counterpart, minority leader mitch mcconnell with this. >> he should take a long look in the mirror and he should spend some time in honest reflection of republicans' own contributions to the gridlock threatening this historic institution where he claims, quote, there's no real problem here. >> well, mcconnell hit back tossing in the irs troubles for good measure. >> he wants to have no debate. do what i say and do it now. this is the culture of intimidation we've seen at the irs. that we've seen at hss, at the fcc, at the s.e.c. and now here in the senate. >> joining me right now, sahil kapor for "talking point memo" and michael scherer, white house corresponden

. >> guest: thank you, gina, and i'm very sorry for your loss. >> host: move on to thomas in statesville, north carolina. thomas, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes. good afternoon, kathleen. you had already touched on what i was going to ask about was the fact that over the past several years i've seen what you're talking about, the commercials and how they've just openly advertised to us as consumers instead of actually going through the doctors or caregivers is what it seemed like. and out just seems like, to me, the side effects like you were talking about, there's just so many side effects with just, you know, like a heart burn, you know, just something simple. so how is all of this, you know, allowed to be put out on the market? it seems like, to me, without really being tested or, you know, if it's any good, you know? i mean, it just seems like we're being used as guinea pigs. now, is it just the system? basically, is there a way for us to change it, you know, to fix it? >> guest: well, it's a great point you've raised, and indeed, we are guinea pigs to

the way republicans treat three upcoming high profile nominees, richard cordray, thomas perez, for labor secretary, and ginaead the epa will determine whether reid does take the unusual step of trying to change senate rules so these kind of presidential nominees are approved with a simple 50-vote vote. you have the vice president. on the senate floor today we got a preview of how nasty this fight could get. first up harry calling out his republican counterpart mitch mcconnell with this. >> he should take a long look in the mirror and he should spend some time in honest reflection of republican's gridlock before he claims it, quote, there's no real problem here. >> well, mcconnell tossed back in the irs troubles with good measure, or for good measure. >> he wants to have no debate. do what i say and do it now. this is the culture of intimidation that we've seen at the irs, that we've seen at hhs, at the fcc, at the s.e.c., and now here in the senate. >> joining right now congressional correspondent for talking points memo and michael sheer. tell me the chances. let's do the bottom line politics. what are the

meanwhile, senate committees approved the nominations of gina mccarthy to head the environmental protection agency, and thomasez to serve as secretary of labor. the nominations now go to the full senate, where both may face republican opposition. wall street gave back a little ground today. the dow jones industrial average lost 42 points to close at 15,233. the nasdaq fell six points to close at 3,465. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: we return to our look at the obama administration undre how do mm with crisis management? we get takes now from both parties. democrat tom perriello is the president of the center for american progress action fund. he served as a member of congress in virginia before losing his seat in the tea party wave. and republican strategist and author ron christie, who worked in the george w. bush white house on capitol hill. welcome to both of you. ron christie, let me start with you. first your reaction from what we just heard from jennifer palmieri. >> i think the white house is trying to project they're doing business as usual. the problem you ha

senate panel voted with no republican support to advance gina mccarthy's epa nomination, while another senate panel backed the nomination of thomas pÉrez for liver secretary -- again, with no republicans voting in favor. both nominees face uphill battles before the full senate. house lawmakers reportedly have reached agreement in principle for immigration reform the plan to introduce next month. the house bill is expected to be even more restrictive than the senate's with a path to citizenship that could take 15 years. seven people are still missing after a series of tornadoes ripped through the texas town of granbury, killing at least six. dozens of people were injured. the area hardest hit by the storms included many homes for low-income people built by the nonprofit habitat for humanity. in britain, for computer hackers have been sentenced to jail terms ranging from 20 months to nearly three years for carrying out cyberattacks as part of the global network known as lulzsec. the four, who range in age from 18 to 26, pleaded guilty to at targets including the cia, sony, and rupert mourdock's news international. another will set

menendez was brilliant the way he explained why thomas perez deserves to be head of department of labor, but i want to spend a couple of minutes on gina mccarthy. she has a history of bipartisanship. she worked for not one, not two, not three, but four republican governors. republican governor of connecticut jodi rell. republican governor of massachusetts paul cellucci. republican governor of massachusetts jane swift. republican governor of massachusetts mitt romney. she worked for four republican governors. she's not enough qualified for my friends on the other side. and she was confirmed here without a dissenting vote for her current position. what more do they want? what more do they want? the woman worked for four republicans and one democrat: barack obama. what more do they want? this is what christied to whitman said -- christie todd whitman said about the republican boycott. when they walked out of that meeting, they didn't come to the meeting. she said they looked like sore losers when they walked out. she said if you don't object to the person and what they've done in the past -- and they don't with gina -- you have even less

thomas roberts. we begin with this breaking news out of cleveland and the new developments out of the last hour and a half in this unbelievable story. police revealing that amanda berry, gina, bound, held captive all this time. officers today confirming it was berry who vanished in 2003 a day before her 17th birthday who finally managed to get someone's attention. >> the real hero here is amanda. i mean, she is is real hero. i mean, she's the one that got this rolling. you know, we're just -- we're following her lead. without her, none of us would be here today. >> so that ball started rolling when a neighbor heard berry screaming from inside the home as he passed by as he had so many times before. however, this time he went to check it out. >> so i go on the porch -- i go on the porch and she says help me get out. i've been in here a long time. she comes out with a little girl and she says, call 911. my name is amanda berry. >> as that neighbor kicked down the door, amanda berry carrying that little child, a 6-year-old girl. police were called, authorities rescued two other women found alive inside. then police took three suspects into custody. investigators revealing tod

nomination of thomas perez for labor s-bgtd, however the outlook is less certain in the senate environment and public works committee which is scheduled to vote thursday on the nomination of gina mccarthy to be in the environmental protection agency. those are some of the headlines on c-span radio. >> the agency will face an existential dilemma, you have the open internet order but you also have the death of the social contract that built the telephone industry and the cable industry. that is to say, both of those were fundamentally built on the premise, we give you a monopoly, you serve everybody, we have universal service, we we have other requirements. as we move to an all-data world, the economic foundations of those contracts are crumbling. >> i think when we get into 2017 and look back on tom's tenure, assuming it's probably one term of the presidency, i think whether it's judged a success or failure will probably be determined by whether or not those auctions are a success or failure. they are very complicated. they are going to be very complicated. there's a lot of land mines, there are a lot of different foreign issues to figure out, and tom's clearly got the skills a