big chunk we went through recycled and i went through that by 2011 we will have added the de saline ization and the canals and the other part will represent ten percent of our supply portfolio. by 2020 we will have achieved a more diverse supply portfolio that is no longer solely dependent of the hydraulics coming out of the delta and colorado river. the second piece of the strategy is authorities capitol improvement category. we recently recosted our program which is a 20 to 25 year program and it will cost us 24 billion dollars to do that. if we truly want water supply and reliability we need to pay for it. it does not come cheap. someone asked earlier in the earlier panel. what if the projections are wrong. we're talking a lot of money. my concern is what if the projections are right? are you willing to jeopardize your communities water reliability by saying we may not have to do that? some of ourcip? what we're implementing may make no sense in other areas. where we're spending our money may make no sense in seattle where they have a different portfolio, supplies and timing. so we have

it seems like money and effort will be wasted on the starbucks- ization of stow lake, changing the atmosphere of the whole place. if it becomes an historical monument, which i hope that it does, a handmade boats that are there, they should be preserved. ithank you. >> michael, mary ann, christiana, raymond, suzanne, don gibbs, susan, and larry. if you could come up in that order, please. come on up. >> commissioners, i am dennis. i have two points. one, what is going to happen to the employees, including the fellow that just spoke? what i just heard from the mackenzie is the staff was going to be expanded. does that mean that the current staff would be capped while additional folks are at it? have you considered that? i know that i it won't get an answer, but i want you to think about it. these are real live people. you should not lay them off. they're not going to bring people from new mexico. they're going to hire people who are there. the second point, you need to realize there will be a much bigger carbon footprint. they have to fly back and forth all the time. they do that regularly. the

national security no court ruling no legal procedures were needed to crack down on the radio going ization later pay-pal backtracked on its statement it had acted upon a government's request mastercard and visa were most the face of on the subject but the general explanation they give for not accepting donation payments for we kill it says that the site quoting courage is promotes facilitates or instruct others to engage in illegal activity but on the other hand nine their master card more. problems processing donations for say nuku clark's clan a racist movement and his two nanny with a history of extreme violence with the goals of racial segregation and white supremacy and yet it takes seconds to make a donation to the klan a number of senators including the chairman of the homeland security committee joe lieberman were quick to pat those companies on the back for cutting off cash to weaken but americans crack down on the organization that appears to be fighting for transparency and freedom of speech leaves many asking what happens to american values of freedom of expression these are ve

now what about your in ization you know what is human rights watch doing here also to try to make sure that these people get some kind of justice well we certainly support the heaviest cases more importantly it would be better if the detainees did not need to go to court and litigate their cases you know our firm belief is that anyone who has committed a crime can be prosecuted in a federal court and if not they should be released to their home countries and we've certainly worked very hard to try to get that to happen but most importantly if that is not going to happen this concept of indefinite detention whether it's legislation or an executive order that needs to be limited just to those detainees who have ended up in guantanamo through no fault of the obama administration do you have a position when it comes to trying to attain a civilian trials versus these military commissions absolutely civilian trials work they have were. for for centuries and they have worked particularly in terrorism cases convicted hundreds of accused terrorist in the last few years whereas the military comm

with terror tied welcome ization is building a huge center in the middle of this community well i strongly agree with the principle that parishioners should have a voice and people local community should always have a voice but it doesn't mean that it's a smart decision i want to bring up your use of evidence i mean to bring up this kind of document which i saw this on your website it's a twenty year old document to bring one document and say that therefore the muslim american society is the public face of the muslim brotherhood that is a very huge statement to make and i think it also shows a certain amount of ignorance about muslim brotherhood i don't think there's a connection i'm not i'm no matter i'm not i'm wrong but the muslim brotherhood and our chairman they're represented in the parliamentary of egypt which is an ally of the united states the muslim brotherhood is hated what they are talking about you know you are if they are not born they can find ideology my god you're connecting it with the organization might be given a chance to speak no you're going to you interrupt ok. it's

they're going ization for security and cooperation in europe is losing its influence and needs to be modernized are the words of russia's president dmitry medvedev who's been visiting the calls like capital of austin law as it hosts the first summit of the thirsty six member group in a decade russia also wants to reboot relations with the group which suffered after the country withdrew from the european conventional arms treaty three years ago that decision came after the us announced its missile defense plans in europe also at the summit president medvedev has once again cost his initiative to create a pan-european security treaty but. the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it is unusual it's been discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past is still strong and this initiative is ahead of its time but its turn will inevitably come as. well russia is looking to build greater stability across europe and especially near its borders that's according to victor newsom a political analy

i will refer to the deprofessionalize addition -- ization.rofessionals asi the uprisings in tehran or more last all covered through the social media platforms and cell phones, a rear benefit on hand. what are some of the benefits of this? >> one application is speed and public service. i was in the newsroom of "the times" when the u.s. airwaves flight was set down in the hudson river. the first photographs that went up on the website of the newspaper were taken by somebody with a cell phone who happened to glance and see this strange sight, an airplane about to land in the river, and snapped off some good shots that in fact were not equal by professional photographers because they were not there to see it. if that is all a news organization does is relied on amateur eyewitness accounts, i think that is an abdication. in that simple case, a full news staff was scrambled immediately with photographers, reporters, who then supplemented and unverified information that was coming to them via the web and the ability to talk to the newspaper. >> wha

you have an international as ization of that critical fuel supply. >> it parallels the path to stopping nuclear weapons. >> in the sam nunn metaphor, he has a good metaphor in which he says for those who find the idea of a world free of nuclear weapons still a little far- fetched, and i would say that includes me, i am a doubting thomas supporter -- he says let me explain to you how you can think about it, and i like this metaphor a lot. he uses it as a way to help audiences understand. zero is like the top of the mound, and from the valley, where we are now, seeing the top of the mountain is pretty hazy. unit of -- there are clouds and various mountain ranges. but you have an idea of what the direction is. the task is to start working your way up to the base camps. a base camp that get you from where we are now to all nuclear weapons and materials that exist locked up as good as gold is not the end of the journey, but if you fail to get their, after a nuclear bomb or to have gone off in various cities, it will be a world so chaotic. the proposition is, we have it almost unanimous for p