but no interior photographs. these floor plans assign uses to all interior spaces in slave quarters, demonstrating few changes from uses in the 1844 inventory. moving westward through the building in 1937, the first floor had a servants dining room, kitchen, laundry, and a small bat room. on the second floor, two rooms at the east end are servants rooms as they have been in 1844. the beal family owned decatur house and show the only major change to the building was addition of shutters on the h street side in 1944. marie beal in correspondence in 1948 described the building as a shambles. and in the last stages of decay. but she also indicated that it was being fully utilized by her household at that time. when marie beal died in 1956, she bequeathed it to the national trust for historic preservation. they had immigrated from italy to be servants in 1951, continued to live in slave quarters with their four children until 1961. making them the last residents of the building. and indeed, last private residents of l

for the new interior. latrobe went on to act as an engineer, traditional architect and landscape architect for sights in maryland, virginia, pennsylvania, ohio, kentucky and louisiana. he aided in the building of the first catholic church in america. next one. the baltimore basilica. took almost 20 years to construct. and the decatur house. also adina in ohio. and pope villa in lexington, kentucky. his final destination ended up being further, further south in new orleans, where he designed the city's waterworks. ironically he died of yellow fever, the very disease he was trying to prevent from spreading by the way of engineering pursuits with that water works system. there's a lot of history left up to interpretation, obviously. especially the madison and latrobe relationship which seems to have been pretty copacetic for the majority of the time. latrobe was well known whether he thought that it was gossip or not for being a loud mouth and very opinionated. people didn't appreciate it very much, especiall

are the message from the secretary of the interior. he has a lot of religious imagery in his opening. and while it please the almighty to bless us with the return to peace, we can but press on guided by the best light he gives us, trusting that in his own good time and wise way, all will yet be well. the message is significant. mainly because it deals with emancipation and also lincoln's kind of reformulation of his thoughts about his administration during the course of the war, 1862 was a big year. a lot of change. he had issued a preliminary emancipation proclamation in september. he eventually decided to remove general mcclellan from command. and a big thing was that the democrats had gained 28 seats in the house of representatives. so he was -- lincoln, according to some historians, david donald for one, was trying to -- he might have been seen as more radical in some opinions. he was trying to come back centrist. especially what he says in this message regarding compensated gradual emancipation was a way to try to bring more conse

but no interior photographs. these floor plans assign uses to all the interior spaces demonstrating few changes from the uses indicated in the 1844 inventory. moving west waurd through the building in 1937, the first floor contained a servant's dining room, a kitchen, a laundry and small bathroom. on the second floor, two of the rooms at the east end remained classified as servant's rooms as they had been in 1844. the beal family owned decatur house until 1956 and their financial records show that the only major change made to the building was the addition of shutters on the h street side in 1944. marie beal in correspondence described the building as a shambles and in the last stages of decay, but she also indicated that it was being fully utilized by her household at that time. when marie beal died in 1956, she bequeathed the property to the national trust for historic preservation. the ones pictured in the top left and bottom right photograph who had immigrated from italy to work as servants for marie beal con

and the budget director for the department of interior for many nous. also wanted to say thank you to the staff on both sides, a democrat and republican, on this committee that work with us on some issues. let me start out by characterizing the way i see this budget. senator bingaman and distinguished senators, i see it as a squeezed budget with some tough choices and some very painful cuts. it is a budget that cuts government and requires government to do more with less. it supports job creation. job creation is the focus of this committee, a focus of the president. it is job creation and energy, both in conventional energy as well as renewable energy. it supports job creation through conservation and tourism. it supports job creation through the water supplies that we manage on behalf of the people of this country. and lastly, it honors our important responsibilities to the 566 tribes and alaskan natives of the united states of america. overall, this budget is 3% below the budget which was enacted by this congress in 2011. 3% below 2011. it is about e

it's been a high priority for us at the department of the interior. this budget foresees that there will be a downsizing of additional 591 fte within the department of the interior. so we are asking our employees to do a lot more. this is, in fact, even in the climate where we have asked them to take pay freezes for many years at this point in time. but we're continuing to figure out a way of doing more with less. we also have a number of program terminations that are set forth in this budget in downsizing, $517 million of downsizing and reorganization that is included in this budget. some of these are painful cuts. the national heritage area programs which many of you on this committee have supported, those are cut so many million dollars. that's a painful cut. some of the central utah project which i know senator lee and the utah delegation have been very interested in, which we have supported and continue to work on, we have a cut in there of $18 million for the central utah project. not cuts that i would like to see, frankly. but given the tough b

he is a former interior minister. he had a close relationship with the police throughout his five years in office. he has talked about immigration, integration and identity, so he is closely connected to the idea of a french identity and the threat of islamic terrorism. so, i don't know at the moment how he will come out of this. obviously there are big questions about the surveillance of this man was under, whether they should have spotted far earlier that a fundamentalist was on list and that he was able to accumulate those weapons -- but not a fundamentalist was on the loose. the intention was that it ended without further police have casualties. a question of maybe why they went in and maybe perhaps why they did not know he was still alive. it is too early to say. people might think we are senegal when we are talking about the deaths of seven people and an islamic terrorist, thus we are talking about the election -- >> we have to leave it there. mohammed merah has been killed and the siege in france is at an end.

and just a few quick words about the 2013 department of interior budget. there's been a lot of talk about oil gas leasing and development in the u.s. and the need to expand. the developments reduce our dependence on foreign oil and i firmly do believe we need to reduce over dependence sending $1 billion a day to countries that don't like us much hadn't done us much good in securing and developing our economy or enhancing our national security. but i think it's important not to confuse reducing our dependence on foreign oil with reducing prices at the pump. we all know the price of gas isn't just about supply and demand factors and the talking point of "drill, baby, drill." it's not getting it for us. be honest. there's for drilling rigs in the united states than there are anywhere else in the world. production is up. we're producing more than we have in the last eight years, dms on imported oil is declining and consumption domestically is down. but we're facing competition from china for oil and that's driving the world price as well as speculators influen

austria's interior minister has described the greek border as open it like a barn door. >> at a meetingrior ministers in brussels, germany and austria put pressure on greece to implement proper migration controls. there is the preferred point of entry into the eu for illegal immigrants. >> the austrian interior minister and her german counterpart both agreed that there to many illegal immigrants in their countries. >> it is important to emphasize that the roots of this migration stream lie on the greek-turkish border. the border is open. a barn door. >> at the border between turkey and greece is the main gateway for illegal immigrants to the eu. an estimated 50,000 cross it each year. the majority of those immigrants end up in seven of the eu's 27 member states. the country's pressing athens to secure its borders. it that fails, a return to border controls should be a possibility, since germany. >> of the country fails to fulfill its obligations under the agreement, then there has to be the option of reintroducing border controls. >> but before resorting to that, the interior ministers

however, in the last hour or so, the interior minister, who is here in toulouse, he arrived an hour or so ago, he is going into a military barracks. holding meetings. and the motorcade left and we saw it. we watched it drive up the road behind me. it turned right into the road where the apartment is. he moved right up a very close to the scene, which could be significant in itself. there are reports on french tv stations that another senior official has arrived and done the same thing, going out to the scene. it is difficult to interpret what is going on. very little official and information is coming out. clearly something is afoot. exactly what, we're not able to say. >> thank you very much. cuteness troops claimed they have landed the role of the president amadou toumani toure and suspended the constitution. they have also brought in curfew. the announcement came after appeals for calm. >> these are the men who claim they are in charge of mali. no word from the president. at half past 4:00, a group of renegade soldiers appeared on state television to announce they had ended the role

we're getting that news from the interior minister.n about 90 minutes from now, he's saying the man will give up to police. this has been a -- there are hundreds of police in the area now. negotiations, as i said, have been continuing for several hours. the brother has been arrested and this man is wanted not only in connection with the shootings at the jewish school in which three children were killed but also shoot innings the toulouse and nearby towns of french soldiers, three french soldiers have also been shot and killed. one french soldier remains in the hospital in a coma. so we'll continue to follow this story, of course, and bring you updates as soon as we get them here. nina? >> we certainly will, andrew. in the meantime, let's go back to business news on "world business today." and take a look at how the stock markets are faring. 34 minutes into the did i's trading session, this is how the markets are doing. markets opened up as investors reacted to positive u.s. housing data which came out in yesterday's session. but we've

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so i guess we've got a situation where either the data from department of interior is wrong or it has not been communicated adequately or appropriately to the secretary. so the question that i have is -- who's right here? are we -- when you peel this back, are we seeing an increased production on federal lands and offshore as well? or not? >> let me take a stab at this, senator murkowskmurkowski. no doubt the statistics show u.s. oil and gas production is up. last year, more oil was produced in this country than at any time since 2003, according to -- >> do we dissect that as to state, federal. >> i can. no doubt, the aggressive dwomgt of shale gas and oil has led to a shift to private lands in the east and to the south where there is less amount of federal mineral estate in those sections of the country. as far as natural gas, last year there was more natural gas produced from blm-managed mineral estate than in decades. oil production was down somewhat last year. but we're moving forward, again, offering up additional parcels for leasing. we're processing more applications for permit

peter's and paul it but around the they did not have the finances to do the interior decorations and was a wonderful priest who was italian and about my grandfather up i believe in 1944 to begin the decorations on the church. >>> of the most beautiful churches think one of the most beautiful churches in san francisco and this is right in the middle of what used to be the italian section north beach which is not chinese mainly the a lot of italian minutes. >>> joe dimaggio's parish where he was born and raised some very from. >>> the former mayor of san francisco was buried from this church and this is his work now. >>> he was helped by can't who was also an artist to the tune of them mark on this together for a number of years. >>> that's the most dangerous work is that because your so high up? >>> euna lee that the had his first heart attack what used to the church here. >>> it's a very beautiful. and what year was this personally >>> the begun in 1944 and a grandfather passed away and 51 it was close to the head man and then finish it after my grandfather passed away. >>> have you

what i would leave you with is this is the department of interior's study. this is what you had request in terms of a comparative royalties studies. so the fact that you're saying we didn't really -- it was more of a global study as opposed to one domestically, i obviously need to understand a little bit more about what was requested. but what came out i think is pretty telling in saying that efforts to increase the royalty rates onshore or offshore will make us less competitive. and i don't think that's a position we would like to be in. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i may, senator murkowski. >> yes. >> i think the study has to be read as a whole. and we will obviously do that. but it was the gao's finding back in 2008 that said that the american taxpayer was not getting its fair return. and so these studies have been put together to do that. my understanding is that it has a very different conclusion than the one that you articulated. but we'll take a look at it and we'll work with you. because at the end of the day, we ought to be getting a fair return to t

on the budget through the tribal interior budget council. and through this informed consultation with tribes, we included in this budget request $43.8 million in program increases in priority areas such as contract support costs, rights protection implementation and law enforcement. and chairman icaca, there are some -- the indian affairs 2013 budget request continues to provide funding for two of the department's priority initiatives, strengthening tribal nations and a new energy frontier. this budget request seeks an increase of $43.8 million for strengthening tribal nations. within this initiative, we plan to advance nation to nation relationships by seeking $12.3 million in program mattic increaskreecreases in continued the navajo gallop water project. we also plan to continue protecting indian country by seeking an additional $11 million in public safety funding. with that increase, $3.5 million will go towards hiring traditional tribal and affairs law enforcement personnel and 6.5 milli$6.5 million will pay increases. this request also

la costa se mantuvieron en el rango de los 50 en santa cruz, al norte en san mateo 61, hacia el interiorraves de concord 63 grados, oakland 60, y el area de san francisco en los 59 mientras que en el valle a traves del area de napa en los 68, lo que estamos apreciando es alta presion en control, los vientos a continuar del norte, el patron maritimo se va a mantener alejado de todo el interior por eso las temperaturas van a estar descendiendo un poco mas al rango de los 30 incluso a traves de las horas de la madrugada en muchos sectores de los valles del interior pero alta presion sigue en conrol por lo menos de aqui hasta el viernes los cambios van a comenzar a llegar justo a tiempo para el fin de semana, hasta que eso ocurra estaremos viendo tiempo muy templado a traves del interior temperaturas en el rango de los 70, en la costa en el rango de los 60 con tiempo mucho mas fresco al acercarse un frente el sabado... cu - bump out ---vamos a anuncios publicitarios en noticiero telemundo 48 en alta definicion, pero al regresar... take vo ---enterese quien y porque ha logrado infiltrar y sab

the house of a retired colonel in the iraqi ministry of interior. the second was of a captain in the same ministry. both men were kidnapped and found dead. and then also among the targets were police checkpoints in the city. the total death toll was 27 people killed including at 3 of the attackers. the attackers were traveling with the ministry of interior suv and wearing the uniform of the special forces of the ministry of interior, which raise question marks about the possibility of insurgents getting such equipment. >> thank you. in recent months the somalian group al-shabab has been weakened. our journalist was there following this. >> a rare chance to go deep inside somalia. a flight to a town which until a few days ago was a key al-shabab stronghold. landing, it is immediately clear who controls baidoa now, ethiopian soldiers with firepower. the visit was organized by the ethiopian army, keen to show that its winning the war against al-shabab. a look inside what was the islamist militants bas space. images of a war that has drawn in foreign fi

migrants from the interior flock to make new lives here.ut the surge in growth is relatively recent. until 1991, shanghai was stymied. why was it held back, and how did it boom? some of the answers may be found in china's historical geography, which colors its outlook toward foreigners. for centuries, the threat came over land, from the north and west. mongols and manchus frequently raided, and often ruled, chinese society. more recently, the invaders came by sea. following a victory in the opium wars, the british won concessions in several chinese ports, including shanghai in 1843. shanghai rched the zenith of its colonial power in the early 20th centur the outside presence can still be seen. the old foreign trading houses occupy prime positions on the waterfront strip called "the bund," a reference to german authority. ( machine gun fire ) ( explosion ) narrator: in 1937, japan invaded shanghai. its status as a trading city was virtually destroyed by the time chinese nationalists were driven from power by the communists 12 years later in

my grandfather went to the hurst castle on the interior.go there, you can see some of his works. >> i've never been, but i hear it's amazing. >> yeah, and i've been to the sites. >> what type of themes were used? >> well, he wanted the castle in a spanish style, but he had an entrance with a mosaic floor. he wanted the murals to fit with the style. and my grandfather also did the designs on the ceilings as well. he did a bit of work over four years time. then, he was drawn to hollywood through a connection with della rogers, the reporter for hurst. that was what allowed him to support his family during the depression. >> that was a good place to be during the depression, i would imagine. we'll come back with more tales of the fantastic journey that joe's grandfather took in the art world in california. >>> welcome back, today, we have teri browner and joe sebaroli. we're talking about the art work of hector, he had a varied career and had spent a lot of time here in hollywood. he seems to have gotten out of hollywood with his catholic faith

we know from the interior minister that he does intend to come out alive. he said he would give himself up this afternoon, but there is a lot of police activity here at the moment. policemen are driving past us, forensic teams arriving here, and skilled negotiators, who are well used to this kind of operation. you mentioned he threw a handgun out of the win dosme this is a colt handgun that was used in the three previous shootings. he is known to be heavily armed. there is a news of a calish nick off and other handguns inside, said the interior minister. >> obviously huge caution, christian, still in terms of how to deal with him. can you just outline how they actually got this far in terms of tracking him down? >> yeah, there were two key pieces of information, really, which goes all the way back to the first victim. he was a soldier who was selling his scooter through a small ad section of a newspaper, and in that ad, he said that he was former military and the bike had not been used very much. there was an email exchange, the i.p. address was known to po

i do appreciate what the interior has done to avoid the statutory responsibilities. but the analysis as i understand it fails to quantify how this merger is actually going to generate any savings or efficiencies. and we had asked for an assessment of the costs and the benefits of t s of the proposal. but from what i can tell, the department has failed to include any of that. i'm of the mind that the interior department needs to go back and actually calculate whether the consolidation of administrative functions is really worth pursuing. i know that you evolved in this probably more so than most others out there. what can you tell us about this new proposal versus what was originally laid out there? and about f haven't been able to demonstrate that we're going to see any cost savings here? >> again, i think the jury is r savings there actually will be. >> you do agree that's an important part of what this was all about? >> it is. but we also believe that there will be efficiencies gained based upon the actions that the secretary approved yesterday. and by that, and wh

i mentioned in my opening comments the department of interior's own numbers would seem to in onshore oil production, down 14% from last year, offshore production down 17%, and, yet, yesterday when secretary salazar commented on the president's blueprint, he stated the fact of the matter is we're producing more from public lands, both oil and gas and both yankee shore as well as offshore than any time in recent memory. so i'm trying to understand our data here. because i think that this is important. people really do want to understand what the situation here is in this country. so i guess we've got a situation where either the data from department of interior is wrong or it has not been communicated adequately or appropriately to the secretary. so the question that i have is -- who's right here? are we -- when you peel this back, are we seeing an increased production on federal lands and offshore as well? or not? >> let me take a stab at this, senator murkowskmurkowski. no doubt the statistics show u.s. oil and gas production is up. last year, more oil was produced in this country th

according to the interior data, also oil approach ducproduction lands has dipped 14%. as the administration talks about all this new approach duc -- production, none of if is being done on public land, it's all being done on private land. in 2008 when you were a senator, you refused to vote for any new offshore drilling. in fact, you had a conversation with leader mitch mcconnell at that time where you objected to allow any new drilling on americans' outer continental shelf, even if gas prices reached $10 a gallon. well, you're halfway threre. halfway there. the question is is this the direction that this department is going and are we at some point believing under your leadership that gasoline prices? >> senator heller, let me first say that i think that exchange on the floor of the u.s. senate, like the exchange that you're engaged in, is part of the phony can debate with bumper sticker solutions is one of the must fundal issues -- >> are you saying -- >> let me finish. when you speak to the statistic of what happened in 2011 in terms of production, you have to look

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interior lighting shall be sufficient to make easily discernible the appearance and conduct of persons and asians -- persons and patrons wear all call is served, delivered, and consumed. the petitioners shall not make any structural changes without prior written approval from the department. 5, the sale of all college beverages for of sale is strictly prohibited. sixth, there shall be no exterior advertising are signs of any kind or type including advertising directed to the interior from within and promoting more indicating the availability of a hot beverages. the interior displays about collet beverages which are visible shall constitute a violation of this condition. >> we should remind everyone that to supervisors have had their phones go off. we should not be an example to other people. >> we have the life venue to box up the hill now active in a way that it has not been active in a few years. i assume this addresses any potential concern you might have with the relationship there. >> i would have to check with the inspector's office, but i think so. >> any members of the public w

the interior ministry confirming they are not at the moment assaulting that apartment block.e one, one would assume would take the final actions in this if it was indeed the final assault, shep. >> shepard: the people in france are uproarious over this. and it has becomes a has been the case in france for quite some time now a sort of us versus them. french indigenous french people versus islamic people whom they are having a real war with. >> yeah, they have had a large number of immigrants. many of them muslim over the last decade or so, shep. and there have been certain problems with some of those communities or between some of those communities and, remember as i was saying earlier this all taking place against the back drop of a presidential election, there is a candidate from the nationalist party called marine la pen. she is the daughter of the well known former nationalist leader john marie la pen. she has said this just shows that france needs, in her words, a war on islamic fundamentalism. that is exactly why you heard nicholas sarkozy appeal for french unity today

apparently their main ry of theiraqi minist interior officers. both men were killed as a result of the attacks along with more than 20 officers -- 20 police personnel and three of the attackers who managed to withdraw almost safely except for those three men from the city. attackers were wearing the uniform of the special forces of the iraqi ministry of the interior. they were traveling using suv's usually used by the iraqi ministry of interior, which raises questions about the abilities of those troops. there was no immediate claim of responsibility, but the targets, the two officers killed, were very well known for their fighting against al qaeda in iraq during its time controlling the city as part of its present control of large parts of the sunni parts of iraq. there was a curfew imposed on the town of how deep the right away and the attacks ended at 4:00 in the morning -- in the .own morni -- the town of haditha. the international red cross has arrived carrying food for several and thousand people. that does not mean they will be allowed in

interior lighting shall be sufficient to make easily discernible the appearance and conduct of persons and asians -- persons and patrons wear all call is served, delivered, and consumed. the petitioners shall not make any structural changes without prior written approval from the department. 5, the sale of all college beverages for of sale is strictly prohibited. sixth, there shall be no exterior advertising are signs of any kind or type including advertising directed to the interior from within and promoting more indicating the availability of a hot beverages. the interior displays about collet beverages which are visible shall constitute a violation of this condition. >>

so please, help me welcome my friend, the secretory of the interior secretary salazar. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is an awesome day, because we are gathered here with the voices of conservation from sea to shining sea. all 50 states of the united states of america are represented here, so let's give you a round of applause. [applause] what me also say that these conferences and work on conservation have been made possible by a great team of conservation leaders to president obama has assembled here. so, today you will be hearing from and listening to a number of great partners that we have as we move forward in the 21st century conservation agenda in the united states of america. secretary tom vilsack from the department of literature, the chief of the forest service, the director of the nrc have cut a great administrator for the epa, lisa jackson, you heard from jo-ellan d'arcy from the army corps of engineers and epa one of our great partners, that the purpose of commerce and the work that they do and our interior team. our deputy secretary david hayes, joh

i want to say just a few quick words about the 2013 department of interior budget.rst, there's been a lot of talk about oil and gas leasing and development in the u.s. and the need to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, and i firmly believe we do need to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. sending $1 billion a day to countries who don't like us much hasn't done much good in enhancing our national security. but i think it's important we don't confuse reducing our dependence on foreign oil with reducing prices at the pump. we all know the price of gasoline isn't just about supply and demand factors, and the talking point of drill baby drill isn't getting us those desired results. drilling is up. there are more drilling rigs in the united states than anywhere in the world. we're producing more than we have in the last eight years, consumption domestically is down, but we are facing competition from china for oil, and that is driving the world price as well as speculators adding as much as 56 cents a gallon at the pump. there is no magic bullet. in montana energy pr

, en la costa sin embargo nos quedamos en en rango de los 60 mas hacia el sector interior este, concordd en los 69, en los 68 oakland, en el rango de los 60 en san francisco, y hacia el norte tambien bastante agradable, napa 71 grados un poco mas fresco en calistoga en el rango de los 60 y por ultimo aca en el sectore noreste y noroeste en el rango de los 50 grados en la costa de mendocino lo que estamos esperando es que la zona de alta presion que se ha mantenido en control se va a debilitar esto va abrir las puertas para que nos afecte un sistema de baja presion mismo que arrastra un frente nos va a provocar lluvias comenzando ya el sabado en las horas de la noche y tambien durante el domingo sin embargo antes del paso del frente temprano el sabado tenemos la posibilidad de ver neblina a traves de todo el sector debido a un aumento en la humedad domingo y lunes posibilidad de lluvias y tambien veremos un descenso un poquito mas marcado en las temperaturas. .. cu - bump out ---vamos a anuncios publicitarios en noticiero telemundo 48 en alta definicion, pero al regresar... take vo ---le

he was given an equal salary to the white administrative workers in the interior department, which caused quite a bit of controversy. the other workers rebelled, complained to the secretary of interior and within three months had pressured them to discontinue menard's salary and urged the secretary of the interior to demote him to a messenger because they couldn't countenance standing there in the same office with an african-american who was attaining equal salary, even though he was probably better educated, more qualified for the job than most of his adversaries. menard nonetheless sticks it out with mitchell and the lincoln administration as a participant and a negotiator in these colonization seems. he also comes into contact with another abolitionist, henry highland garnet from the state of new york. mr. garnet is a very vibrant, fiery speaker who has long been an advocate of the liberia movement, the back-to-africa movement as a means to attain emancipation and freedom. started actually after the war becomes one of our first ambassadors to liberia and dies over there. but that was h

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settlements but of trade into the interior of north america? the answer was a fort-building program in what was called the ohio country which had no definite boundaries at the time. the ohio country consisted of parts of what is today the state of pennsylvania as well as ohio. in fact, the most strategic region at the time was in western pennsylvania, particularly at the forks which make the beginning and mark the beginning of the ohio river where the allegheny and the monongahela rivers meet to form the ohio. and there the french established a fort in 1754 called ft. duquesne, and the british colonials in virginia were very concerned about that. they would not easily tolerate that. virginia claimed boundaries stretching to the south sea based on its charter from the crown back in 1609. the virginians were very much expansionists. and leading men of virginia had already formed a land company which got british permission to colonize this area. and if a certain number of colonists could be situated there, let's say 100 families, that company, by

the secretary of interior adopted its new consultation policy. in all of the areas that we do consultation, perhaps there's no more important part than consulting on the budget. and thus, on a quarterly basis we assemble tribal leaders from all regions of the country to make sure that they have input on how we're crafting the budget. and i have to say that their position has been very clear to us that they do not support any cuts in spending through interior indian affairs. nevertheless they are very helpful to us in identifying what the priority areas are, and one of the messages that i've heard very clearly in this consultation policy over the last three years is that when budgets are tight and we have to be fiscally responsible, that tribal leaders say don't forget the federal government has got to take its turn too. don't just turn to tribal programs and start chopping. and so in this 2013 request we have proposed stream lining which means that what we're going to do is look very carefully at what we can do more efficiently to consolidate pro

las temperaturs en el rango de los 50 en san jose, lo mismo en livermore, hacia el sector interior estencord, 59 vallejo, oakland 53, aca en el area de san francisco 55, napa en los 56, petaluma se queda en 54,... esta zona de alta presion misma esta trayendo la posibilidad de condiciones mas humedas esto se va a mantener a traves de nuestra zona el dia de manana pero solo en el sector norte, a traves del area de san francisco, todavia podriamos ver algunos aguaceros dispersos pero el tiempo va a estar mejorando, mientras la zona de alta presion, justamente llega hacia el interior, y los sistemas frontales, pasan al norte de nosotros, asi que veremos una condicion relativamente mas seca ya para el miercoles, pero la posibilidad de lluvia regresa a traves del sector norte y hacia el interior para el jueves cuando otro sistema frontal se nos acerque pero la lluvia basicamente sera bastante aislada... cu - bump out ---vamos a anuncios cu - bump out ---vamos a anuncios publicitarios en noticiero telemundo 48 en alta definicion, pero al regresar... take vo ---en san francisco surge otra pole

a todos nos pasa, y en esta carrera no sabemos levantar la mano de que queremos paz para la luz interiora hcerlo y llegue a un momento que no queria más, queria estar con mi familia. >> juanes papa es de disciplina o amor. >> ambas cosas. >> luna y paloma me derrito, pero la conexion es distinta con dante, hay que ser fuerte, hay que entender limites, a mi me cuesta regañar, pero soy un tipo buen papa, pero cuando toca regañar toca. >> el disco sale el 29 de mayo pero el sencillo esta disponible en itunes en la señal. >> más adelante la administracion de alimentos revisa un alimento de cafeina para inhalar. >> que psa en los deportes, vamos con la respuesta. >> saludo para todos, so enrique gutierres, los kaers mostraban su mejor baskeall , inicaro una gira por el este, no han sido bueno en esta condicion kobe byrant con el lazamiento para emparejar el partido, 6 segundos, y en la prorroga, muy desafinado, los pistones se llevan el triunfo. >> vuelve la concachampions, monterrey, pena máxima convierte humberto suazo, al 42 la diagonal, y el chupete el 2 a 0, reaccion de los locales con e

most of those relate to interior work. one was subject to an appeal that was a permit to remove the front stairs. both planning and building have been involved in that and have worked to ensure with the property owner that the stairs were provided in the rear to provide access to the voting. there is also work on the garage level. in terms of the timing, i do not know what prompted this permit. as stated by the permit holder, the civil suit was filed on february 2 and this permit was filed on february 3 and about a week or two after that, the variance application was filed. the variants is still pending. i do not believe it has been scheduled. the earliest it could be heard is in april. that variants is to -- they wanted to remove the fire escape in front of the building, which would be an improvement. even though this is a historic resource, we would move the fire escape and provide the stairs. also, extending the stairs to the roof. i just wanted to provide the additional information. commissioner fung: can you describe

following the murder of two troops working at interior ministry, they pulled them out of the ministry. we learned some advisors returned but many are on lockdown because of the security concerns. bret? >> bret: more on this with the panel. conor powell live in afghanistan. thank you. >>> a prominent con seventive