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but still, these are seen as imped." . one might be the rigid restrictions on ground floor heights.n. open space. instead of fixed amounts of open space per unit, make it on a percentage basis. three, dwelling unit exporsche. it's rigidly -- exposure. by the way.ç these three items came from architects, a couple of whom are well known to you. and it's the idea that we support the goals of what eastern neighborhoodxd wanted t do but there are still some roughç edges that could be smoothed out. my purpose in coming is asking would you agree to open thank you conversation if we were toq propose changes? it could be to eastern neighborhoods that were from a design perspective. we took this to the eastern neighborhood c.a.c. to. eliminateç the c.e.u. for studç housing in eastern neighborhoods. they adopted it unanimously. and then finally, the conversation that never goes away is the question of p.d.r. and weç all agree that preservg jobs for less educated -- it has to be part of a civici] vision. but it doesn't seem quite to work in a city where now it's -- its chief objective is jo

does imp worldwide and china, we import 18% of all our imports come fror china. china then is number three for . our exports. and that is from the u.s. to eqina, top exports to china include electrical machinery anc equipment, power generation equipment, agricultural products, aircraft and spacecraft, optics and medical l equipment and then our imports from china electrical machinerye and equipment, power generation equipment, apparel, $29 billion worth of apparel, $25 billion worth of toys, gajs and sports equipment and furniture, $20 sis billion and that's facts c and figures by the u.s.-china business council.rom first call-up for joe schatz from "cq weekly" comes from florida. go ahead. >> caller: i have aan question. about a month or so ago there was an article about the apple n plan tt that makes the ipad tha had the explosion that killed several workers and it talked ts about how, you know, they work with these chemicals that are p just -- there's no regulations at all and the aluminum dust build up and they had an explosion that killed several people and

the mpcac urges the board of directors and the board of supervisors to ensure that imp honored by having the t.s.p., this presentation, provide for mitigating projects -- mitigated transit projections where they occur and not rely on a fee alone to mitigate aggregate delay impacts. i think i got that right. so what that means is that we're saying, the four of us -- this is what it means for me, is that i don't think the e.i.r., the transit analysis of the e.i.r. should be eliminated. i do not think that's a good tradeoff. i think that needs to be kept in. ceqa is a good law and i don't want to see this gutted. i don't want to see members of the public lose an opportunity to weigh in on the transit impact of a project to their particular neighborhood, and that's what this project is doing. this is a good idea if you include the -- if you bring back the transit impact analysis and require developers to do that. and if you don't, you are throwing the baby out with the bath water. ceqa is a good law, and it needs to be respected. thank you. >> david, an he's the last person who turned in a s

but i take the imp taking of your question.hink congress which is the least popular institution perhaps in the united states holding hearings on the most popular institution, the nfl, i think is absurd. they ought to stay out of it. it's a serious problem. i think the nfl ought to deal with it but i don't think the congress a ought -- >> there's a very serious issue. ites also high school football. there's an estimated 100,000 concussions every year in high school football, so they've got to find a way to deal with that problem. else that a very serious. >> than even you think! concussions in football are not just an issue for the nfl. lots of young americans even starting at age 6 or 7 play football. a 2010 study by purdue university and indiana university published in the journal of neurotrauma found an estimated 43,000 to 67,000 high school football players suffer a concussion every season. a lot of these injuries be much higher. by the way, congress gives the nfl an antitrust exemption. that's the reason why congress is leg

every administrative decision or rule or regulation imp stemented by the national weather relations board will be subject to attack. this vulnerability will attack the agency's mission. the peace and stability in labor relations and minimizing the likelihood that labor strife will negatively impact interstate commerce in the united states. as recently as january 26th, the chair an of the lrb reportedly told the associated press or the a.p., reported that the nlrb would push for new rules that give unions a boost in organizing numbers. the chairman is quoted in stating we presume the constitutionality of the president's appointments and we go forward based on that understanding. the chairman's reference on the constitutionality of this is a critical issue. as you have heard today of the appointment of the three recess members is not constitutionally sound, the actions of the nlrb will be ultraferous. the agency will be isn't to legal challenge on that basis. this is because of a june 2010 united states supreme court opinion called new process steel versus nhlb. in new process steel, they a

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attempting to come plooi with a compliance model that takes a long time to build and imp mement slows us down and imposes impediments to our ability to have speed, nimbleness, and agility. >> 2007 -- >> i don't believe your microphone is on, sir. >> 2007 we had an intelligence disaster in this country that details are still classified. 2008 dod super net was hacked. we were unable to get the opponent off for a week. 2010, google and 80 other companies get whacked, intellectual property. most of this will not report it but it will show up in chinese products in about five years. last year we saw the ability to destroy physical infrastructure using cyber attack. and we have a list that the sis of major cyber events. mainly i got tired of people asking me when would we have a cyber pearl harbor. the list is up to 90. what we need now is to stop saying do no harm, we need to move out and do a coordinated defense. >> dr. lewis, so you think we definitely need legislation? >> i do. and i think there are things -- one thing that we can say now that we couldn't have said five years ago, we no

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sale, the editorial pages are taking a stab at president obama, saying the announcement fullyi imp indicateshe president in the related courts decisions. joining me now is bill burton, who runs the obama subpoeper pa thank you for joining us today. >> hi. >> do you find yourself in an awkward position yesterday today and today given the decision and e-mail to supporters saying it time to put money into super pacs? >> not particularly. as i said on your show previously. this is not a perfect system, and these are not the rules that we would have if we were able to just make them from whole cloth right now, but it's the rules that we have and we are going into an election where karl rove and coca-cola brothers and others have pledged ins of dollars against obama, maybe we do not like the rules but we have to have a force against what they are doing. >> criticism from the right is probably expected, but certainly many voices on the left are saying this goes against the progressive ideals that are you trying to up hold. fine gold said i think it's phony and people will see us as weak and to me,

exporters were among the gainers after the japanese government announced its intention to boost the imp's european fire power. japan says it might offer up to $50 billion to help europe out of its own crisis at a time when tokyo itself is gappaling with the biggest debt burden. kyung lah joins us. >> reporter: japan is saying, look, imf, we do want to help you, but only sort of. in an opinion piece that was written by the financial ministers of the united kingdom and japan in the "financial times," basically what the ministers were saying is, to the imf, we hear you, we understand the euro crisis is the biggest threat to global growth, so we want to contribute. we're only going to contribute if certain conditions are met. here are the conditions as spelled out in this opinion piece in the "financial times" saying, quote, we will not have any -- no new eurozone specific funds. that's a condition. they also will give money if the funds given are subject to imf conditions. also saying any additional resources need to be drawn from a wide range of countries and that the eurozone must boost fi

responsible, and now, i understanding that human rights advocacies moved beyond the idea that only states are imp kateed -- implicated, but often state is the name guarantor. in the beginning, the state was part of the problem, the ped discrimination corruption, administrative short falls, and economists suggesting rather than ask the state to do more for food security, we need the state to do less. we need the state to move out of the distribution of food and up stead provide subsidies and allow markets to take over which seemed to me to be a plausible suggestion given the decades of difficulty and actually giving security, but looking at the lens of rights may have made it harder to see that as a potential solution, and even that people oppose that as a solution that led people to see that as kind of abandoning the idea that there was a right to food, that if this state were to step back, even if it was likely that having this would be more. >> host: yeah, one thing occurred to me in reading through that discussion in your book was the distinction between the role of the state and providing a r

key targets for him and so he makes a much broader, tack on mitt romney for his health care plan and imp implications for social issues. >> it's about government control of economic lives and regulating you, taxing you, forcing you to buy things and forcing their values on you and your religion. which, by the way, romney did to catholic hospitals in massachusetts by forcing them to distribute the morning-after pill. why would we give those issues away in this general election? at the core of what's at stake in this country, why would we put someone out there who is uniquely unqualified to make that case? >> so we've still got a turnout operation going on. mitt romney, larry, is at the superior organization here as in other states and what rick santorum hopes is that some of those inflammatory comments he's made may comp state by stirring up some of those conserve tich christians, evangelicals or tvangelicals. many that cross over from the tea party. >> thanks for this. now let's turn to republican senior strategist steve schmitt. he was top dog in the mccain campaign in 2008. steve, welc

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he says he would imp meant it if elected president. the plan includes reforming end teet. ment programs and a repeal of president obama's health care plan. >> i propose $5 trillion in reductions over five years, no one else has come close to that number. not even ron paul. i've said i will spend -- >> santorum had a lead over mitt romney in michigan. but two new polls released yesterday now show romney leading santorum by just a couple points. >>> mitt romney is also talking economic policy in michigan. he focused on the nice's debt during a campaign stop in kalamazoo. >> this president is on track by the end of four years to put in place as much public debt almost as all the prior presidents combined. can you imagine that? that's the on track -- and no plans to cut the deficit. >> romney said last he would also repeal president boehm's health care plan and send more money to the states. >>> president obama is talking gas prices this morning and criticizing republicans to are blaming his administration for the rising costs of fuel. he made the comment in his weekly online

this bill imp smp -- simply says that analysis should be done on every bill that the c.b.o. does to say will it create jobs? will it cause the cost of jobs -- the loss of jobs? why is that information valuable? because we should be singularly focused oen job creation. we should avoid the kind of partisanship that disputes about trickledown economics, voodooic comms or using the bush tax cuts as the baseline. we need a commbs approach that says members of congress should have t information an should know, does this create jobs or does it not, before making a decision. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from georgia. mr. price: how much time remains? the chair: 45 seconds. mr. price: the swrelt uses the appropriate buzzwords, trickle down, voodoo, partisanship, all of that. the fact is none of that is in this bill. what's in this bill is an objective, common sense, common ground attempt to provide greater information to members of congress. his amendment strikes the entire underlying piece of legislation. again, page four, line 24. it calls on the c.

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