[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. house house -- any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] >> sam goldfarb joins us to discuss debate for the funding bill in the federal government. when we see a final budget? >> the final vote will probably happen tomorrow. it will go until about 2:00 a.m. tomorrow and then they will take a break. the people want to know exactly when tomorrow. they just want to get it done. >> which of the amendments are getting the most attention? >> a lot of the amendments getting the most attention have already been passed or considered. there was one offered by the congressman from montana that would cut off funding for president obama's the health care overhaul. that did pass. it was a big victory for house republicans. it was one of the biggest surprises. it did cut all funding for -- cut out a program that funded the f35 alternative engine

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: the yeas are 261 and nays are 158. the unfinished is recorded vote on amendment number 166 offered by the gentleman from new hampshire, mr. ginta in which further proceedings were postpod. the clerk: amendment number 166 inted in the congressional record offered by mr. ginta of new hampshire. the chair: a recorded has been requested. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. . this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibit by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair

link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c they are looking to support their academic decision, so we do not have a proposal about where those services may come from, but that will be developed over the next few months so we would be able to have transportation as a strategy to support the economic condition of these schools, so we will work to determine what those recommendations should be. a part of the policy is to provide students living in the areas with the lowest average test scores to access these programs. this shows the case through eight schools -- k-sha8 schools. if there are citywide programs that are located in areas with the lowest average test scores, there is reasonable access to those programs, and that is why they are not listed here. if is a citywide program, why are they not on here gunman -- not on here? there is another citywide program. in choosing which herriot's services will be provided from, a region which area service will be provided from, we considered

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to extend the term of luggage cart lease and operating agreement no. 01-0343 between smarte carte, inc. and the city and county of san francisco, by and through its airport commission. supervisor chu: thank you. miss widener. >> members of the committee, kathy widener. the airport is seeking our approval to exercise the fifth and final one-year option to our police and operating agreement with smarte carte. this extension would continue the existing formula of rent payable to the airport by smarte carte for the rental of luggage carts in the domestic terminal and international terminals, is attracted by the amount payable by the airport to smarte carte to provide free luggage carts in customs areas of international terminals. the financial terms of the contract remain the same as the current agreement with a minimum annual guarantee of $570,600 for the rental part in our domestic terminal. an estimated cost by the airport to smarte carte of $2 million to provide the free cards in the customs area of the international terminal. the reds payable by the airport will be 25% of smarte carte

starting to, we were digtus media inc. who was a corporation in san francisco provide us with light post banners with no cost and we were able to put them through the neighborhoods. it afforded the opportunity to have banners and what do you call them -- i can't think of the name, billboards throughout the neighborhoods to claim that broadmoored. it had an impact on people buying in the momentum and getting involved in the community and feeling that my neighborhood is coming back better than it was before. >> communication. these are things you can do now. websites. i'm pretty sure in listening to many of the leaders in the briefing sessions a lot of you have the communications going now. website and we were able to do on line forums with our residents who were not back in the city who were displaced to find out what the barriers are and what they continue to be. we were able to reach out and link them to a service that could aid them into coming home and help them do so. you can look at housing issues. how are you going t

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 148, the nays are 281. the amendment is not agreed to. the committee will be in order. will members please take their seats. the committee will be in order. will members please take their seats. the committee will be in order. will members please take their seats. for what purpose does the majority leader rise? mr. cantor: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cantor: i will be brief. first of all, i want to thank chairman rogers and ranking member dicks and their incredible staff for the leadership and amazing endunce they have displayed the committee will be in order. the chair: the committee will be in order. mr. cantor: they, along with the staff, the parliamentarian's office, the clerk's office, the

i think the record is so clear the world recognizes the bush administration as nothing but torture inc and at the center of that at the center at the top of their command was donald rumsfeld secretary of defense. without the life of oscar what's now about her twenty two minutes past the hour ongoing sectarian violence is forcing iraq's religious minority to seek safe haven in a relatively calm northern region of kurdistan hundreds of thousands of christians have fled there in the years following the two thousand and three u.s. led invasion and sebastian my reports from iraq those who remain are putting their lives in danger on a daily basis. every night miriam gets ready for bed with her family but it's not her bed it's not even her house miriam and her family are christian iraqis who have been forced to flee from baghdad to the semi autonomous kurdish region because they become targets of extremist groups in the country in two thousand and seven miriam was hit by a bomb that was planted outside her house they lack i'm going to put my arms just to buy some chocolate and come back and w

on "the communicators" a discussion about cybersecurity with dave dewalt president and ceo of mcafee inc.. >> host: dave dewalt as president and ceo of mcafee and he is joining us from their company headquarters in santa clara california. if you would start off by giving us an overview of mcafee and your own background. guest: sure peter. david dewalt. maccabee is the largest dedicated security company. we are entirely focused on security from consumers to corporations, governments. we do business in over 100 countries around the world. we have been in business about 23 years. we were one of the original inventors of antivirus by john mcafee way back in the 1990s and of course we are doing a nice job building this company up, focusing in on the security marketplace and it is very complex. as a ceo i have been here at mcafee just short of four years now and in the four years i have been here we have seen just tremendous change in the security space and tremendous change at mcafee. we went from really just an antivirus company with around 90% of our revenues in just one product area to rea

this shows -- as the vendor which is now known as adpi west inc.. this is a four-year contract with the two-year extensions. could we are seeking to authorize at their discretion two options. this item before you is a third amendment to the contract. the first amendment was this a change in scope of the contract with in the revenue collections on updated accounts with the vendor. the goal is to convert to the department's medical records systems from paper based to electronic based which would include billing collection. prior to this project, all patient reports or completely paper based and sent to radical records for safekeeping. and to implement this project, they required a significant capital investment and to insist -- assist the department. a large cost was paid by the vendor for which the department can repay the vendor. the department completed >> for this project in june of 2010. for the purpose of the remaining amendments, it would only be on the next elections. >> this third amendment is comprised of two major changes to the contract. o

report, and as we go to planning this, these considerations start to be more recognize, and better inc., and as we learn what we have to do here, we will make certain that this is put into training, where appropriate. and with that, are there any questions. >> did you want to comment on this? the police department was the lead agency. >> every april, we think that the giants are going to get into the world series, and with that in mind, we have to gear up. over the last year, we have the overreaching umbrella, and it works very well. the amount of personnel barricades' with the services, for the world series and the celebrations afterward,, the first couple of games of the world series, i think that this went very well. and i believe that the playoffs went very well. there were celebrations that happened after some of the games, and the final celebration on monday, this was essentially a capacity issue, with a finite number of officers on the street. we had help from the sheriff's office, and this was like putting out fire all over the city. we were in mitigation of for most of the nig

these are within the inc. area of the county of santa cruz. the county of santa cruz through its police powers -- >> you can circulate as many copies as you want. >> could afternoon. i am a resident of the sunny side neighborhood and a long time deejay. even if you don't listen to college radio you need to know that last friday was a bad day for college radio. even though san francisco is well aware of the role that is played by -- in the diverse nature of san francisco, a shutdown the transmitter and are attempting to sell the radio station to a public station from los angeles. increasingly, universities are selling out their communities to public radio conglomerates and independent voices will be a thing of the past. i am hoping that the board of supervisors will help by making a stand. not only will you be showing support but you will be sending a message that independent radio should be cherished. i am hoping that this resolution will be the first that in a series of policy changes that will help to ensure radio all over the country. pleas

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>> you know, i learned a bitter lesson from writing china inc.hich is when you write a really scary book about the difficult realities, it gives people excuses to act in absolutely the ways that you hope that they don't. because you say, okay, globalization is happening, outsourcing is happening, i'd better get onboard. my competitors are doing it. and, you know, my goal with this book, really, is to lay out what i think is the situation empireically, describe it and then i think once people see the landscape in the way that i'm proposing, hen you'll get this -- then you'll get this networking reaction of solutions that are all around. and as the ceo sees it and as the people who work for him see it or his networks of suppliers see it, the whole world will be reconfiguring around this. but i think in the short term the, what i see happening are the forward-thinking ceos who think of demographics in some important way, have changed their thinking radically because of the recession. so before 2007 what i heard on this book was so contrary to my ins

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costs came in higher than estimated, the biggest impact has been new technology in three materials inc. into the design of the building. fort -- and green materials which have been incorporated into the design of the building. anything that is not industry standard comes in with a premium above budget. in the case of interior bids, we have changed some of the materials to reduce the impact of the higher bids. at the end of the day, we are $3 million above the original budget, 2% higher. we will implement construction contingency fund to fund these costs. -- we will implement construction contingency funds to fund these costs. the second part of this review is non-construction costs. we have increased the budget substantially for the following reasons. the first is furniture. the original budget only included funds for workstations, and we are finding that in order to meet requirements and the unique features of the building we need to provide new furniture unique features of the building we need to provide new furniture

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captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> tonight on "world news" -- state of siege.y crackdown, troops with machine guns in libya, opening fire on mourners at a funeral. and tonight from libya to iran, tensions mounting in the middle east. the ripple effect already felt here at home with gas prices and food. >>> no retreat in that epic battle between the unions and that governor. and tonight, the tale of two teachers, two families, taking two very different stands. >>> not over. another massive winter storm snowstorm grounding flights. and blinding drivers. our report from inside blizzard warnings. >>> going 95. the sprinter smashing records. at 95, her secret strategy. putting us to the test. >> how much further do you go? >>> and was it a royal snub? the wedding list revealed. >>> good evening on this sunday. there's portrait emerging of one of most brutal crackdowns yet in the anti-government unrest shaking the arab world. in libya, security forces have fired heavy artillery and machine guns into a huge crowd where mourners gathered to bid farewell to protesters w

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have helped us form a partnership also with other entities within the city like dig tus media inc. and plan ready, they have come in and purchases lawn equipment to help us maintain lawns and help people come home and bring them home. looking out and seeing ed lee the cao and daniel homsey who is an inspiration in and of itself i want to say thank you. i'm going to just jump right in as you know my name is latoya cantrell. i'm a native of california. southern california. i grew up planning for earthquakes, going through the earthquake drills and getting under your desk at school and things like that. i attended zavier university in new orleans. that's my home. i will not go and that's why i chose to return and help my community come back better and stronger than it was before. i was engaged in the broodmoore association prekatrina. i served as president right before the storms starting the year of 2005. the neighborhood organization was actually formed as the broodmoore civic improvement association in 1930. in 1970 it was incorporated as the broodmoore improvement association. one

still, if brown tracks rihanna's movements, he would be found inç violation of probation. >>> finallyparty candidate christine o'donnell says she's been invited to on "dancing with the stars." o'donnell has been asking what supporters think about it on her facebook page. only many america you can go from senate candidate to "dancing with the stars." >> what are the odds that there's going to be one dance that she'll be dressed in a witch costume and rip it off and have some sequinsy outfit on. >> i don't know about visual. let's move on. >>> this comes to us from memphis, tennessee, where one pizza lover's pension for pepperoni not only satisfied her taste buds, it saved her life. susan, the delivery driver was worried when gene didn't call in her daily pepperoni pizza order for the first time in thee -- three years. she knew something was wrong. after three days, susan checked, got no answer and called police. they found gene had fallen and was unable to move. gene was rescued hanks to a delivery driver who was right on time. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your f

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kindred healthcare inc. has agreed to acquire rehabcare for close to $900 million, which the companies said would create the country's largest post-acute health-care services company. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: strong corporate profits have helped the stock market grow to two and a half year highs, but growing worries over food supplies have pushed some commodity prices up over generation al highs. deborah borchardt is at the street.com and joins us tonight from the nasdaq. welcome back. so in the world of commodities, what makes agriculture more attractive than oil or gold? >> here's the thing. as you mentioned commodity prices have gone up 15 to 20% since the summer, and they are predicted to continue going up. so you don't want to be in the stocks that are at the end of the food chain that are buying food. you want to be at the beginning of the food chain, the ones that are making it. >> tom: so you within to get close toast the ground so, let's start with the seeds that go in the ground

question of their ongoing financial relationship with edison, or entanglements with edison learning inc.. have we look into that at all? i am not going to say anything that may be related to a lawsuit, but do we have information about that? can i get that from our legal department? >> we do not have that information. we can certainly ask the petitioner. commissioner wynns: if the charter is denied, it will not be an issue. the real comment i wanted to make is that it is extremely difficult for me, sadly, to trust that it is a good idea for us to enter a charter relationship with this school. i think a lot of the comments that have been made about the changes in management and programs that have been made at edison really are -- tell us that in fact this was probably not a renewal. we do not hold the charter, so it is not really up to us. one of the restrictions is that renewals in california are for five years. but this is probably more appropriately a new charter proposal, which would have allowed us to charter for a shorter period of time, the initial chartering term. that might -- i

issuance of a tight 51 beer and wine club license to golden gate council of american youth hostels inc. will serve the public convenience. item 25 is a resolution authorizing the the poorman of public health to except and it's been a retroactive way -- the department of public health to accept and expend retroactively a grant in the amount of $402,596 from the university of california sanford's is good for debate in a program entitled integrating hiv and geriatric for people living with hiv 50 and older. supervisor chiu: same house, same call? resolution is adopted. >> item 26 is a resolution authorizing the san francisco recreation and park apartments to retroactively accept and expend a gift from the sanford cisco parks trust to support various reserve -- recreation and park poorman operations. supervisor chiu: this item is approved. >> item 27 was forwarded to the board as a committee report. the resolution approves and authorizes acceptance of a right of way easement need for a 50- year, exclusive, subsurface easement at no charge from the united states department of the interior f

. >> duncan, there have been many emotional reactions to germany inc. nyse. it is an american icon. what do you say to that? >> the bottom line is the shareholder bases are both very global. in fact, the largest contingent of shareholders will be u.s. shareholders, probably 55%, 60%. it is a very global shareholder base, largely u.s. balanced management team, dually headed in new york and frankfurt. i hope people get over the nationalistic feelings. no one feels more strongly than i do. i work here every day. i poured my soul into this place. >> there are a lot of misunderstanding about the deal. what is the key point you want to hit home to american people. >> a lot of people think of us as the new york stock exchange. nyse a very global company. europe as always led from the front, and america has always led from the front. this is a chance to team up with a very good partner and extend that reach in a global, diversified way. that's what we're trying to do, lead from the front. >> the chicago mercantile exchange reportedly is interested in making a hostile offer for nyse. if they

to the extent that here we are, saying that we embrace the best practices that memphis has inc., i do think that's we also look at those practices in the context of some of these things, including tasters -- including tasers. i think it is a positive sign, what i have seen, and i hope the dialogue is as robust as possible. i hope also to include members of the board of supervisors and the public safety committee, certainly, to the extent that th

to the extent that here we are, saying that we embrace the best practices that memphis has inc., i do think that's we also look at those practices in the context of some of these things, including tasters -- including tasers. i think it is a positive sign, what i have seen, and i hope the dialogue is as robust as possible. i hope also to include members of the board of supervisors and the public safety committee, certainly, to the extent that there is specific information you are getting about the men this model. i know i certainly would like to learn more about how it works, to learn more about what its implementation will look like in san francisco, and i think that the more that we are involved, the better it will be, and it is certainly something we need to think about as we go forward with the budget process, which is already starting, because it will cost some money to implement as well. >> i appreciate the support from the board on this. it would be great to have that support. supervisor campos: and the last thing, i have to say that on the mental health complex issue, to end u

captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> i'm david muir. tonight on "world news" from cairo, exit strategy. major developments tonight here in egypt. president mubarak's son and other members of the leader's party resign. christiane amanpour is here with me on what this means. protesters asking who is the white house really behind, mubarak who wants to stay until elections or the protesters who want him gone now? >> near miss. what we're learning about a passenger jet and two military planes. >>> the mind games, how super bowl advertisers get in your head. and what we learned about our own correspondent. >>> and back here in egypt tonight, the mississippi woman who traveled all the way just to see the pyramids. what she found when she got there. >>> good evening from cairo tonight. there are several major developments to report. we learned today that president mubarak's son has resigned with several leaders of the party. a significant development. we also learned of phone calls late this evening. vice president joe biden calling the vice pr