my name is greg johnson. i will let him know i was acting on his behalf today. i serve as the expansion project director and on behalf of the museum i am grateful to have the opportunity to speak to you today. we are a great deal -- a great deal of information has been presented and we're thrilled by the process and the ability to reach this milestone. we would not be here if it were not for the tremendous about overwork. this has been a fantastic partnership. we're extremely grateful for the efforts that have been put forth. you are familiar with the proposal so i will touch on a few highlights to present to you today. natalee, sfmoma has on average 650,000 visitors a year. a unique factor about that is almost 100,000 of those visitors come to the museum free. we offer free programs, free education programs and access for children from schools and so forth. the ability to expand our facility and grow and increase our programming for the education programs antelope more children and other groups to come in and attend the museum for free is important to our missi

in the transportation public realm area, greg johnson, diane onizuka, paul, and rose. in the land use build forum, you already met karen, and her sidekick is not here today, could not make it. the committee heritage, paul, in, and brian, who is filling in for paul, who is on medical leave. number two, paul mentioned it earlier, but i want to echo this. thank you to the friends of city planning for the grant. the reviews and ratings by the attendees clearly show that it was a very beneficial, particularly well-received and productive. also, you know, we know that japantown is a very desirable and active real-estate market. we know there will be change. and we know that this plan is important to the community that wants to continue to have a voice in that change. i am confident we can synthesize the community's views and unite the community to get this done. over the last four years, -- two years, although the draft plan has been substantially revised -- it feels like four years, excuse me. the original four overarching goal setter in your memo did get confirmed, and the

greg johnson, a conservative columnist in the "knoxville new sentinel," said, "on-line sales tax bill would level the playing field." his article refers to the fact that ten years ago, william f. buckley jr., whom he calls the father of modern conservatism, opined in the "national review" about this problem and that it needed a result. the same kind of ar iewment was made by -- argument was made by al cardin, the heftd american conservative union, who wrote an article last week that said this needs to be fixed and supports an -- a bill like the one we introduced. and an editorial from the "st. louis "post-intelligencer,"" an editorial from the denver post and one from "bellview" in illinois. all of them make the same point. this is a states' right issue. it's about allowing states to close a loophole, a tax loophole. it is about stopping the subsidization of taxpayers of other taxpayers, stopping the subsidization of some businesses over others. about the only ones left who are complaining are the taxpayers and the businesses who enjoy being subsidized by other taxpayers and other bus

greg returns tomorrow. i sense your sadness. >>> back talking to governor gary johnson. asked before the break if you had trouble because of ron paul. what differentiates you from him. they do lump you two together. >> give me the equal chance. put me on stage 15 times and i don't know if there would be that differentiation. the differentiation is -- and i respect anyone with a social conservative agenda, but i am not a social conservative. and then i do believe ron paul is talking about securing the borders. we do have differences on the border. >> do you think it is not our business if iran gets nuclear weapons? >> no. -- well we should be ving lept -- vigilant to that occurring. we should be vigilant to a real military threat. i do not happen to think there is a military threat from iran, but we should be vigilant to that. i was opposed to iraq from the very beginning. i did not see a military threat .'s i didn't think they had weapons of mass destruction. i thought we had the military surveillance capability to see it if it were to have happened. i thought if we went

johnson, number 95, both of them end up on the ground. look at that stutter step and lateral move by marshawn lynch. greg: and ed reed, hit by nat nat.ut he's limping -- haloti ngata. lynch and now john harbaugh's got to take a time-out. he does to stop the clock with 2:15. baltimore's first time-out here in the second half. dan: it has been a heck of a day around the national football league. greg: not of least of which was ben roethlisberger. i would not the count -- i would not count the pittsburgh steelers out of anything. dan: i like baltimore having the tie-breaking position. the falcons went for a very controversial fourth down in their own territory. they didn't get it. that allowed new orleans to kick the field goal to win it in o.t. the dallas cowboys beat the pants off the buffalo bills. the wheels are coming off their snowmobile a little bit. greg: and tim tebow, two completed passes. and denver won the game, did they not? 69 yards on a touchdown, nine carries for 43 and a touchdown. when's the last time an nfl game was won with a quarterback with two completions? on second and 8. lynch, still on his feet and a first down

now and local man greg chalmers survived a tiger woods fight back in a thrilling final round to win his second australian open by a single shot while woods finished third behind johnson despite a fine round of sixty seven well after a disappointing third round of seventy five that saw woods drop to join date the for what was number one k. roaring back close to clinching his first win in two years carving an eagle and five birdies in a five on the prowl around but that wasn't quite enough to win as a stray and charmers enjoyed a confident performance finishing with three straight parents for a final round of sixty nine however the thirty eight year old was forced to watch nervously as overnight lead ascended and went close with a thirty five birdie putts eighteen which would take it into a playoff but this effort just missed to give an emotional traumas the second destroyer title in three years. i got the short straw i got the really hard one to travel with my wife got me out you're all back in dallas starting school but i got my five year old boy and it be great if everyone could be here but. when i think that's great. football now frank says desire was the major fac

now and local man greg chalmers survived a tiger woods fight back in a thrilling final round the ring his second the strain i and the single shot while woods finished third behind johnson then inspired a final round of sixty seven after a disappointing third round of seventy five that saw wood structure joint eighth the former world number one k. rowling back close to clinching his first win in two years adding an eagle and five birdies five under par round but that wasn't quite enough to win as australian charmers enjoyed a confident performance finishing with three straight pass for a final round of sixty nine however the thirty eight year old was forced to watch nervously as overnight leader said we were close with a thirty five birdie at the eighteenth which would have taken it into a playoff but its effort just missed to give an emotional traumas a second the spray and open title in three years. i got the short straw i got the really hard one to travel with my wife got my here all back in dallas at the same school that dug about five year old boy and a great if everyone could be here but i have a son and i think that's great. football ground frank lampard says des

greg: we oh china billions of dollars. why are we giving them financial aid? we'll be talking to bill johnson the foreign affairs committee about this. martha: we have new details for you in the child rape scandal that has engulfed penn state. former football coach jerry sandusky accused of so many action. he is now responding. we will play for you what he said a. >> a reasonable person says where there's this much smoke there must be plenty of fire. what do you say? >> i say i am innocent of those charges. pwhap martha: new tape just coming in to our newsroom that we want to play for you. this is out of syria in a section known as homes syria. watch this. so much devastation in this area, and it is just an incredibly violent situation on the ground in syria. remember yesterday the king abdullah said he believes bashar al-assad needs to go. we'll bring you all the latest. look at these pictures from syria, an incredible thing. greg: congress calling it feeding the dragon. a committee will take a look at whether the united states is shooting itself in the foot when it comes to repairing the ec

greg norman watching his team fall further behind in the morning session. tiger woods sinks a birdie on 16 to win his first match of the tournament. woods and johnsonted k.j. choi and adam scott. team usa has an 11-6 lead heading into the afternoon session. >>> stanford needs to win the remaining two games to still have a shot at getting invited to a bcs bowl but senior michael thomas won't need any extra motivation tomorrow in the big game. >> my recruiting visit i came from when stanford played in 2007 and we won. i'm thinking oh, yeah. i committed that weekend so i'm thinking okay we'll have the x all four years i'm here. i can get my freshman year actually get to play minor role but i'm still playing and we end up losing bad to them and seeing them celebrating and seeing us release that x, that's when you start to really realize and get a feel for what that rivalry really means to you. >> hasn't taken carson palmer long to get comfortable with the raiders offense. he has thrown for over 600 yards and five touchdowns in his few starts in the silver and black so who deserves the credit for the early success? >> i got carson straight now. carson l