don't make the tenderloin part of the nobb hill coal ition. i thought it was within your discretion to keep it within district 6. as it went on, we thought maybe we could limit should the carane to 800 people. as early as two weeks ago we thought that if you keep everything from leavenworth to van ness, the that would mean1740 residents would go to district 3. coming in here today asking if he could dip below 5%, i do not think that was bargaining in bad faith. >> thank you, sir. >> bradley, district 6. ditto on the previous 2 speakers on holiday plaza. i wanted to comment on the division of a very important neighborhood because it is primarily not a neighborhood of residence but the central business district. market street is not a division but it is an artery through the central business district which has intense residential towers on both sides, high rise and also renovated. and these are similar on votes sidesanboth side. extending the line into center housing like the paramount, st. regis and four seasons makes sense matching it with the

pension prices jim otherwise the social protection system will be under stress also and finally complete ition. and protection for property rights creating a comfortable investment climate. or the top of the agenda of any president could implement pushing how fast specifically do you think russia needs to grow to compete as a top five accounting me depending on the growth rates in other countries or competitors from five to seven percent growth rates will be sufficient to enter the top five global economies will russia do you think under vladimir putin be capable of keeping inflation at four percent. that's what it is now you mention this puts you made a lot of promises during this campaign will you be able to keep that four percent and. kind of keep spending. in mind reducing inflation is the task of poses russian central bank in the garment and. most were you know put in when he or the president lost tourment present video if you nonce that inflation is one of our major economic goals this is a precondition not to preserve microcosms to be in the chief sustainable growth rates last year infl

those people who were fighting one another in one way or the other the hope and partial monocle as ition connected to the soviet union the mujahideen organizations backed by the west and pakistan and the arab world the. secular elements of afghanistan the clergy those who fought one of the during different wars are now all sitting side by side in the parliament in afghanistan. they all of us have the same neighboring neighboring seats there so that's not the problem afghanistan is a united country and a very united country and the opposition to my government accuses my government of not of not being patriotic enough. to defend discussion and some of them are from the north some of them are from the south some of them are from the west within the government the same the same rhetoric goes towards the opposition as they're not being patriotic enough so no that's the least of our concerns and for the fortunately. ask you the fact is the afghan army and police. consist on the basis of the northern alliance there are only ten percent of pushtuns so rank in your national army i know it for sur

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cease fires that don't last for very long i think they're usually the police are feeling the i mean ition and so on and when the police stops fighting we stop to medically but in these moments you know you find that people have food circles you've got fires all over the place because there's you know fires you know people have been using one of the cookies or something like that so these fires become actually like one fire people are sitting around. suddenly you know street musicians come up out of the blue and you know the people are drinking tea and singing together and so there is a post modern state that we are trying to reach and we don't know what it is exactly but this is why we're having it evolution and not just an orderly reform and this is why it doesn't actually matters what the u.s. government once and what is doing and so on because it's about something that's much deeper and i don't know if we're going to win it this time and i don't know if we're going to win it in my lifetime but it's enough that i that i you know on an almost weekly basis that i get moments where i can a

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pension system and finally compete ition and protection for property rights creating a comfortable investment climate well russia do you think under vladimir putin be capable of keeping inflation at four percent. that's what it is now you mentioned this pretty made a lot of promises during this campaign will you be able to keep that four percent all promises that were put in. made as a candidate for the presidency. our feet the target the budget deficit will be cut down the control russian that level is very low so we believe that inflation will not be. put on the danger still russia was very heavily on oil and gas exports obviously does that mean that president medvedev modernization plan has failed at least to diversify the economy during the last four years. growth rates. we more interest in the industry is not related to or the income went after so. start that. nobody can argue against against that but oil prices. global market. hi and this is why the share the nominal share of oil. is still very high. but what is really important is that more and more people more and more resources are b

restraint a lot of the ability of expression manifestation everybody has to see ition so it's very difficult and i was this in our pose now because think you know what where is this film study on this new bill that the government passes and i actually didn't step back from all of this demonstration that has been going out of the government trying to make social peace by in the city of montreal but actually we see. several demonstrations going on this is. since friday so i think it's not working for the government and we'll be trying to go back to the leadership to make sure that this conflict as they say. and then the group of well powers are due to begin today talks in baghdad there were tyrone's nuclear activities now that the u.n. nuclear watchdog said to deal with close to the inspections of the iranian military sites when you know weapons might be developed this might that's washington says it won't let up the pressure on iran as the senate needs to expand sanctions on the country u.s. congressman and he's seen it says to his own the iranian issue washington needs to change its approach

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legal moves to overturn a law designed to suppress the three months of protests over a hike in chu ition fees that requires them to give eight hours notice out of a rally other students say that some constitutional the quebec authorities moves have only fueled the protesters and given with one hundred thousand taking part in the demonstration earlier this week the rallies have led to violent clashes with police and over two thousand five hundred arrests since february newspaper editor corey paul thinks the movement's taking on an ever growing significance. i think that the government is trying to make it a lot. to try to keep it as a student issue that it's a student issue led by simply students and. it can be it can be quelled with maybe some simple negotiations but i don't really think that is exactly the case and i feel that it's an ideological issue it's a movement that has grown beyond the simple fact that we're tuition increase and now encompasses many many problems. that are being brought up in about government. mismanagement of funds corruption within the government itself misman

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i used to listen to senator hol ition -- holings, democrat from south carolina, talking about how wewere looting social security. looting it, because all we do is put bonds in a drawer and we spend the money and we've been doing that for decades. and so the deficit that we're talking about is probably considerably greater than what we're willing to admit. but that's what we're going to be doing here once again. we're going to be looting social security and medicare. and providing some loopholes for them to keep on doing the same thing if they've been doing pit -- it, we'll have to get the i.r.s. on it and going better. but so if you're going to have two optionz --, options, and that ought to be a lot more options. that's not what we're doing, getting together and figuring out more options. more ways to take care of all of the problems that students are having. they're going to be demanding a whole lot more than what we're doing, and i would remind the democrats that the president did take $5 million from this prevention fund and i heard -- i heard it said he said that was enough. wel