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you have worked with me over hte years to see you can be who you want in our police department. i think i just want to say -- thank you for recognizing the countless number of gay men we lost to aids in the mid 90's. i can't help but think where they'd be if they survived the aids crisis. i want to leave you with -- what i will take with me. the men and women who do this job every day. i am blessed to work with them, and honored to be part of the police family. the men and women dof this department do it better than no other. thank you all very much. [applause] >> there are a few more comments, for the commander. supervisor campos: thank you, president chiu. i want to thank her for many years of service. at the board of supervisors, we recently were honoring -- this highlighted the fact that some time in the history of the lbgt community, there was the feeling that many of us have with respect to the police department. this was something negative that was a time when -- not too long ago, there was persecution of these people by the police department and that is why it is so impo

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as we all recall they were allowed to keep theforces to bees advlehn ofery20 ve i h hte meua veesol ewin the late fall, at in winter, i hope they give field commanders the same leeway. because the answer to questn my mind s th adohi trsi tgheae tvestal toup ac efte wiuestelik what i would anticipate is that if we stay at 60,000 through the fall, which i hope will be the thwlecedpsi o vewby he'soverrrmeo idob atrly 01 thpdearel defers to field commanders and keeps probably most of the 68,000 through much of the fighting season of 2014 him if that's what field commanders recoend. i o lon ddboha mb ro, d mi pni atts d otturn to him for questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. since i was late getting here let me def to my colleague, bel onpolaorey dran youad a statement that there's been i guess some issue that mae more of the commanders were tj, t ouok t n rceaemphll tc h oury tlipgic in oer words, is the tajik leadership and to chic areas, s the travel almost and aiting to set up tt mae loong inikas o tl s acmas >> thank you, congressman. let me briefly answer, if you don't mind them but my

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tuesday, discussion on the 20-ton health care law >> steve calls to both, "private empire: exxonmobil and hte american power" spent an hour on the tv factor was speaking made dina cappiello come energy reporter for the associated press. post a thanks so for joining with "after words" today in graduations on the achievement. i first of all really enjoyed the book. it felt like a novel. i mean, it really bad like nonfiction and places for which i'm sure a writer you value some of that feeling as well. i know is a reporter who'd done with exxonmobil a good chunk of her career at difficult it was to probe this company. let's kind of start there. why exxonmobil? how did you come to this subject quite i know you've lived previously in your career, but why this company and how did it differ from some of your other subjects like bin laden quiet just go to me it was an interesting journey because as you point out i started out as a business reporter on wall street when i was very young and then i went abroad and were born international subjects. after 9/11 i wrote about the origins of 9/11 attacks and

neither here nor there but i had to -- we are especially happy to welcome you given the ratewo t d htesoe on asatof la uty iserv-crmf ni to see you. welcome. mr. eric howes is the director an els lnment andpbl ai niroiost of the new -- u.s. nuclear waste technical review board. it is great to see you and is it mrdrisor?ed thhe eh oe t heon syllable? orrell. like oral surgery? wel rnn an ol ctf eaernd sten ndia national laboratory. please hold your statements to yo.twivo tes and if u go ppatur rtat . us there you go. turn out now mike on so we can hear you. >> i thank thehairn and ranking mmrornngs haurioe of een buib is. beluin record and briefly speaking on two points now. one, in new legislation weird congress to require stdard fogrdepmcria n fi frfo dial tresid i pld tar dr. peterson reiterate that call. the same is true for generic radiation and environmental protection standards. the rc was corect,e ar wrtoul qme d og pto u ge iplleal te wies, rey pleased that they were explicit todawith such standards must be in final form before the process begins. do fls o ou shcitiheit geannger

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