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jackson lee: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i know we're not supposed to remind us of our history. i won't be long but if you recall some eight years prior to the present administration, day after day after day, our budget was simply imploded with millions, trillions of dollars going into the war in iraq. so here we are. someone wants to blame the american recovery and investment act. well let me explain to you, we were in double digit unemployment. look where we are today, going up and not down. in terms of job creation. and going down in terms of unemployment. the economy was sick and it is coming back. but what do our colleagues want to do? pass c.r.'s that every economist says is the wrong direction to go in 2011. it's like you started out with $150 during the household expenses that you have, you had that money to pay for the expenses of that month and all

jackson west. after that, we will move to public comment. >> members of the board, mr. elsbernd, mr. tim, i applied for an appointment to the sunshine ordinance taskforce last year. i am interested in seat 11 as a member of the public. i was educated in media production, i have primarily worked in technology although over the past five years as a self-employed journalist. in terms of any political background, i am politically independent, i am not a member of any party or any organization. my commitment to the issue is one of someone who has spent a lot of time in interest cruising databases including the website. sometimes in frustration. while i have not worked through the sunshine ordinance process, i have experienced filings and requests on the federal level. in terms of the time commitment. i do work as a startup in san francisco, i am flexible in terms of where i can work and otherwise for a fairer consideration as i think there would to a thorough job. >> >> we will be open now for public comment. >> i am a san francisco resident and i would like to speak on beha

jackson. >> good afternoon. i would like to say congratulations to the new commissioners that are here. i was here to support you at the last hearing downstairs. this is the first time that the department of labor is coming to san francisco. one of the reason for that is because of the passage of the local hiring. i refuse to wait another 40 years for san francisco department to come into performance. i received a call before coming here today and i am really burned out. a department which is one of those work force ones. i named it to somebody. you know what? i am upset because what they don't seem to understand is that i pay their salaries. it is a slap in the face when the u.s. department coming from washington d.c. begins looking for information because i have known the lack of knowledge, and i know you have people watching this meeting today. do not allow miss jackson to file a complaint against your department. >> the information provided to us, is there a copy of the invitations to the they will have that

reverend jackson welcome to our program. where the markers. or where the markers well i'm a true people you know but they're going to fight back over reverend jackson you've seen a lot of protests in your day from anti-war to civil rights but is this movement have in common with past movements. will the south this week have some themselves this past on the for the six years ago b.b. group and we turn our pain towel and soul from blood. in the first march to august big article you expect now there will be a big election. if people there come a liar fire passion in great numbers because the myths about the supreme court about the county expect that's one thing the second thing you want is. in alabama was paid to right to work states rights and power of collective bargaining well basically states rights and. elect them obviously from lawless to walk straight pattern here undemanding basic sense of social justice podcast patient the work of must think with a plan just as grows but that there be a new deal. and jobs they start to

reverend jackson welcome to our program. we're very very we're barker's. where are. a lot of people you know but they're going to fight over reverend jackson you've seen a lot of protests in your day from anti-war to civil rights but does this movement have in common with past movements. well in the south to sweep after blood or some themselves the scariest on the floor the six years ago be viewed through and we turn our pain tower and let the sun and the mars august we got a boy. now that would be a vehicle let. people give him a liar apl fire of passion in great numbers islamists about supreme court about the county exhibit that's one thing the second thing you want is in alabama was. right to work states rights and power recruit collective bargaining well walker the state's rights and our workers and their collective maga so from the wallace to walk we have been here undemanding a basic sense of social justice talk just a facial the workers must fight back and i think with a bigger plan than just the state this is goes be

. >> reporter: in 2009 she privately mourned the passing of one of her best friends, michael jackson. in her later years, it was her charity work for aids research that she says kept her going. stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >> really an american icon. a lot of tributes coming out for elizabeth taylor. >>> this comes to us from kxas nbc 5 in dallas, texas, where in nearby denton one teenager is pounding the pavement hoping to find some work in the world of politics. 18-year-old zorro is running for a seat on the city council. when he's not studying, the college student is campaigning meeting the residents he wants to represent. an incumbent opponent is his biggest hurdle on election day. but the chance to make a difference is the driving force that's keeping him from sitting on the sidelines. you were doing that when you were 18, right, bill? >> no, i wasn't. my mother does local politics and i have gone door to door knocking with her and it takes courage. >> i didn't realize. >> nowadays people don't like you knocking on their doors as much as they used to. >> with a kid l

we have the south 880 connector ramp to jackson closed as well.ut as you'll notice, there aren't many accidents out there and traffic is light with a lot of green. here's a live shot at 680 in walnut creek. so a good start and it's still dry out there. eric, kristen. >> all right, frances. thank you very much. it's now 4:40 let's say. >> president obama hosts a gathering today on cyber bullying or bullying on general. but stopping cyber bullies in their tracks before it's too late. >> good morning, everyone. 4:42 on this thursday morning. you're looking live at our sutro camera looking at san francisco, the bay bridge. we can see all of that and it all looks dry right now. but that's about to change, and mike will tell us when coming up in just a few minutes. >> neighbors living near san mateo county elementary school are being told to watch out for mountain lions. the warning comes after the carcass of a deer was found near woodside priority school in the valley yesterday morning. emergency officials think traps could have the smell of a mountain

jackson. commissioner: and voluntary staff. >> the first two years of improvement planning is $7.60 million, budgeted, and that is really to get us started, but to start facility assessments. we have an asset management program, but we have to assess all of the assets we have up there, actually do a full assessment as to cover a program costs. in your 11-12 and 12-13, we have $8.30 million to implement planning, and then steps upper -- and then, it steps up. treasuring the, 2012. our biggest enemies are escalation and inflation. this is a very flattering picture of oceanside. this is taken from the south. if we were to ask about it when it was built in 1992, it was $200 million. if we were to build now that is below the san francisco zoo along the pacific ocean in a canyon below ground with a membrane that has animals running around on the top, it would be $2 billion. if we were to delay and build oceanside out in the future, the price goes up from there to $4 billion, so this is one of the ch

. >> and in the trial over michael jackson's death, what the defense want to prove with a syringe. >>> they have gone green at the white house for st. patrick's day. they are getting their celebration going earlier than we are. >> that looks cool, actually. look at that. >> i know downtown san francisco is ready. >> i think chicago they do the entire river is green. >>> this morning, richmond police are asking for help in catching a would-be killer. the wanted man attacked a woman in her home six weeks ago. he is described as 5'8" to 6 feet tall weighing about 200 pounds. the victim was just 90 pounds and couldn't keep him from bursting through her front door and forcing her into the bedroom. >> i look like that and it's [ indiscernible ] >> attempt to suffocate her, she was trying to say. >> the woman passed out and when she came to the man hit her on the head and then cut her throat. she managed to crawl out of her apartment and call for help. the suspect, though, got away. >>> defense attorneys for michael jackson's former doctor are trying to prove that the king of pop caused his

y el médico de michael jackson le echa la culpa al astro del pop de su propia muerte. >>> y le ya regresamosconcacaf, vea en vivo monterrey- cruz azul esta noche por telefutura. ya regresamos. ♪ si, ya se...ya se. tengo que dejar...esto. tengo que llamar a la línea de ayuda gratuita para fumadores. ellos me darán un plan para dejarlo... entonces, ¿vas a... ...dejarlo? todo el mundo quiere que lo deje. mi esposa, mi doctor,... aaah...hasta mi perro. ¿alguien más quiere que lo dejes? ¿eh? ¿qué si alguien más quiere qe lo dejes? ¡yo! yo también quiero dejarlo. línea de ayuda para fumadores... aaah...sí, hola... ♪ >>> señores, seguimos afilados, y quiero que rl garcía muestre las imágenes exclusivas de colate, el esposo de paulina rubio con otra mujer. >>> realmente triste, y sorprendente a estas alturas que colate se esté convirtiendo más famoso que paulina, estas son imágenes de lo que ocurrió la tarde del lunes en un conocido café del área financiera de esta ciudad donde está nicolás con una mujer extraña, no tiene nada de extraño, pero ajeno a lo que es el circulo de colate, estaba con vario

melina león reveló si está enamorada de otro hombre, que no es su esposo, y estaba castriado michael jacksonte pierdas laura, a las 7-6 centro, y cine de las estrellas, y a las 10-9 centro, india, la historia que paralizó a estados unidos, y nadie se quiere perder. >>> ve a hacer tus maletas ya. >>> no qué tal, les saluda maría eugenia payánlos presidentes de estados unidos y Éxico se reunieron en la casa blanca y tocaron el tema de la inmigración y las nuevas leyes estales similares a la sb 1070 de arizona que persiguen a los indocumentados.en méxico, una jueza ordenó suspender la exhibición y distribución de un documental sobre la corrupción, luego de que el principal testigo presentara una petición de amparo por el presunto daÑo moral que le produce la cinta. y el líder libio moammar gaddafi aceptó la propuesta del presidente de venezuela, hugo chávez de crear una comisión que mediaÍa por la paz con los rebeldes libios. más en una hora.

jackson, determine the greenhouse gas emissions do in fact endanger the health of our citizens. ms. jackson, you've done your job and actually issued an indian term and finding and are now required as we know to regulate emissions. the law requires you to. if congress no longer wants them cleaned up to improve america's health in congress should stop the fecund vba otherwise the epa is violating the law by not enforcing it. and actually you want to cut costs in this country you should allow the clean air act to do its job, the report released tuesday by the epa estimates the benefits of the ground level ozone pollution under the 1990 clean air act amendment will not reach $2 trillion in 2020 while saving 230,000 people from early death in that year alone. to entered 30,000 people in one year will live longer because the clean air act. it's still my hope this committee will refrain from controversy policies and leave these issues to the authorizing committees where they belong so that we can return to the bipartisanship that has defined the appropriations committee in previous years.

jackson lee: let me applaud the work of this committee and particularly mr. rahall and mr. costello who we worked very closely with. i serve as the ranking member on the transportation and security committee and i can't imagine a more perfect fit on the question of safety and security for our traveling public. i thank the chairman of the full committee and others associated with this legislation. however disappointed i am and having to come to the floor and raise questions about our next step. and i am particularly devastated about the cuts in the f.a.a.'s next generation air traffic system, the nextgen. whenever you think of air traffic controllers i want you to think of first responders as i'll discuss an amendment regarding the issue of ensuring the kind of staffing needs necessary to engage in security. farther, since i have the largest airports in the country, bush intercontinental airport, which we were proud to name, i'm disappointed that the

el desaparecido cantante michael jackson.lica en donde le informaron a las autoridades que descansarían l restos de esta gran actriz. ante la preguntaed sobre los rumores que el cuerpo de elizabeth taylor descansarían el mismo mausoleo donde descansa el cuerpo de michael jackson, este oficial nos explica con detalles. >>> después de 2 horas bajo el ritual judío los familiares salieron del cementerio. sin dar ningún tipo de declaraciones. a los que nos contra bans ahí presento tes. soy ángel de los santoss. y ahora regreso a las cámaras con ustedes allá. a los estudios. >>> gracias a ángel. cumplió su deseo de llegar 15 minutos antes. así lo hacia normalmente. siempre llevaba tarde a los eventos que era vino tad. y se iba antes que concluyera la celebración o entrega de los premios. se sentía como parte de la realeza de hollywood ser tratados como reyes y reinas. hacia para marcar una pauta. fui porque quiero que sepan que estoy pn diente de todo. si tan por ahí. humildad. # ciento millones de dólares van a para las obras de c

president biden also pledged his personal support to eliminating the jackson vatican amendment that's been hindering russia's accession to the world trade organization washington leaders have already called it a matter of a pos why do you think it's taking so long to sort this all out. i want to ask but before i go on i wanted to make one one added thing on the libya issue go ahead what i was trying to say there is that i don't think that there's that much space there's that much difference between the russian and the american position on libya i think both of both president medvedev and president obama think that it would be best if there was not outside interference. in the unrest in libya and jackson banneker look this is this is the issue that's been around for so long for more than three and a half decades now it's a sore spot it should not be there unfortunately there's a very strong constituency in congress against repealing it and every time there's another effort to repeal it these people who are congressman pile on other issues of their demands from russia in order to do tha

he was going to be the new editor of a new liberal paper in jackson, mississippi, the state times. so i graduated. i wanted to do an apprenticeship. and i thought if you were going to do an apprenticeship, why not do it in the south and why not in mississippi, which was the most contested, most recalcitrant state? and i got down there, and he was not the editor of the new liberal state times. he was the assistant to the editor, to the famously racist fred sullens, editor of the famously, viciously racist jackson daily news. so i had come 1,100, 1,200 miles and had no job and did not want to tuck my tail between my legs, having told everybody in cambridge that i was going to be a star reporter in mississippi. they found a job on the smallest daily in the state, which was in west point. and i went over there and, in a way, had a magnificent year. i learned so much. a small town, a completely different experience having to learn how to deal with ordinary people and seeing the complexity of ordinary people and working in alien circumstances, something that served anybody who covered ci

. >> i would like to speak in support of jackson west. he cares a lot about open government and has the intersection of experience and technology and journalism naturally falls in the area of where the sunshine is concerned. having the connections to the committee on, people who want to see people working in city hall, i think he would do great job and we should let him. >> i am urging you to please take a [singing] good candidate for the task force and they up our city life. you give us hope for a better day and light up our night and make it better, all the way. it cannot be wrong. keep the task force strong. please line up our sunshine task force, light. >> thank you. are there any other speakers? seeing 9, public comment is closed. i see at least two of our sunshine task force. i would like to think of the applicants who applied for these seats. it is great to see there is such been an interest in transparency and the open government processes. it is good to see some and citizens who are interested in serving on our task force. we wou

good for otis jackson and the united way. taxpayers more than $2,000. jackson's clerk michelle smith was generous and donated $500 to the charity. her kindness resulted in an extra five bonus days off work. good for her but bad for the county taxpayers, who will pick up the tab to the tune of almost $1200. what did you do with your five bonus days? >> i'm unable to comment on any of this. >> reporter: smith, not talking, but county commissioners are. >> county taxpayers shouldn't have to pay a dime for these people to make a contribution. if these people don't to want make a contribution, that's fine. but they shouldn't be -- elected officials should not be using the county's tax resources. >> i think this is excessive and i think this is exactly why people are skeptical about government's constant request for more money. >> reporter: together, jackson's employees collected a total of 296 days off for their donations to the united way. their charity is costing you, the taxpayer, $63,000 in lost work days. >> seems like an out

thank you, miss jackson. we heard from mr. barton, the ranking member on the commerce committee, that carbon dioxide is not a pollutant under the definition of the clean air act. so epa has no authority to regulate that. is that true? >> no, sir, that is untrue. >> just so all the members are clear, what have you done in the greenhouse gas regulations and have you seen them going out of business as a result of your actions? >> no, sir, we have actually see activity that would be encouraging. we had about 100 applications now in process. these are clean air act permit applications that are needed before either undertaking a new facility or a significant modification that would raise the amount of greenhouse gases quite significantly. 25 of those 100 have already done their analysis, the greenhouse gas emissions, and that is before -- but for the permit writers, and two have already received their permits. one in california. >> on clean waters, this new bill, h.r. 1, because you guys dump everything imaginable did you could into

will barton steals the inned bound pass, but joe jackson is in for the foot back. is down for just one point. they foul jackson with five seconds left, so he made the first, intentionally missed the second. rebounded and chance to tie it for in new block. the man who would have gone to memphis ended up winning it for arizona. they will play text next. georgetown leading scorer. rams came out bombing. they made 15 of 25 from long distance. joely rodriguez will give you a lead. they are headed into the round of 32 after many questioned whether they could be in the tournament at all. he had a college named after him and now everybody is talking am a little rev lyings of their known against villanova. nova up 1. george mason stepped back to give the colonials a two point lead. final chance for ngo nova. >>> george mason making the statement. we are back and ready. >> and? the founding father is smiling down. >> i have been forced into a lot of comparisons. this is my favorite shirt and i would like to ignore who else says. this is one of my favorite skirts here. this i

but it was her own lost childhood which formed the basis of her close friendship with michael jackson is the godmother of two of his children. >> michael jackson and i are so close because neither one of us had a childhood. and we can relate to that. and wonder at how we got by. >> reporter: over the years, she said good-bye to many of her closest friends. all the while, battling health problems herself. skin cancer, hip replacements, a benign brain tumor. and at the very end, congestive heart failure, which ultimately took her life. >> there have been so many lessons, life and death lessons, emotional lessons. i have my friends, i have my children and i have no idea what's going to happen tomorrow. no one does. >> reporter: and take each day? >> take each day as it comes. and if it's a bad day the next day, just hang in. >> reporter: terry, the elizabeth taylor i knew was honest and salty and even broady sometimes. unlike almost everyone else, including me, she never wrote her all biography. but when i asked her once what she wanted on her tombstone, she told me, "here lies elizabeth

. >> reporter: elizabeth taylor arrived on the arm of michael jackson.was a grand entrance just days before her birthday and upcoming brain surgery. jackson composed a new song called elizabeth for the event, a celebration of her life with proceeds benefiting the elizabeth taylor a.i.d.s. foundation. fans gathered to cheer the actress and stars paid tribute to the living legend. >> she's been brave. she's raised a lot of money for things that matter. >> she took all of that, her beauty, the glamour and channeled it into raising money for the great crisis of our age. it's something that is really well deserved. >> reporter: she met taylor more than 50 years ago, making the film that would make her a star. >> do you think a race like this is won by luck? >> no, by knowing that i can win. >> like every young man at that time, i fell in love with elizabeth taylor. >> oh, rick! how long does this have to go on, this punishment? >> well, cleopatra is the classic. i like that one the best. >> i love you. i've loved you since the first moment i saw you. >> repor

and barrett-jackson auction companies, specializing in providing products and services to classic and collector car owners, collectors and automotive enthusiasts around the world. the company produces collector car auctions in las vegas, scottsdale, and palm beach. barrett-jackson.com. ♪ last time on muscle car workout we got started on the metal patch for the '71 barracuda,, and i attempted to do some cutting and welding of sheet metal. but alan had to help me-- a lot. we did get the cutlass into the soda blast and we got started on the '23 t-bucket, all before alan went away for the weekend. now that he's back, let's go see what treat he brought back to the shop. megan: i had no idea that the '61 carryall was coming into the shop. i had only heard that we were doing a car for the boy scouts-- they never told me what it was gonna be or when it was gonna come in. my first impression was, what was that? because i've never seen a car like that before, and it's huge. it is a big '61. it's gonna be nice, it's gonna look really good. it was shocking. i saw it, it's like an old-school subur

dr.conrad murray has pled not guilty in the death of michael jackson. the jury was asked to fill out a questionnaire and come back to the courtroom in early may. >>> and a small funeral took place today in glendale for elizabeth taylor. a few hundred family and friends . the legendary star who died of congestic heart failure, as well as michael jackson are buried at this funeral. >>> and police are looking for a sex offenders, why they are saying he is in trouble again. >>> plus it happened in a parking lot 17 years ago. today we're looking into the unsolved murder of this man. >>> and what the latest poll shows about the latest jobless claims. >>> it was an up day on wall street as investors ignored troubles in japan, libya and the middle east. the dow closed up almost 85 points. the nasdaq closed up 38 points at 2736. >>> there was a bit of good news in the jobs front in california. federal figures released today show 5,050 people less filed for jobless claims. that's because of fewer lay offs in the service sector. nationally the number of people app

he's charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson.ave to serve on a two-month case. that trial is set to begin in may. >>> after spending most of her life in the public eye, elizabeth taylor was laid to rest, though, with utmost privacy. about four dozen family members gathered at a famed southern california cemetery and the service actually started about 15 minutes late, just like taylor had requested. george pennacchio reports. >> reporter: without fanfare, a small line of limos turned into forest lawn in glendale. inside, elizabeth taylor's family, there to say good-bye. outside the gates of forest lawn, members of the media gathered to capture the moment, along with a few fans who just had to be there. >> it's just so unreal that she's not here anymore. i mean, she had so many more years ahead of her. to see her go like this it's very heart-felt. >> i was in love with her, okay? she was my example of what a star was, you know. not only her beauty, but i realized even then she was so real and she loved her children and her family s

simpson, michael jackson big power people very famous.time convicting them that's one of the things the government will have to get over. they're going to have to get over this is barry bonds, find him guilty. a lot of well-known people, have a better chance of getting a not guilty verdict than anybody else. >>pam: stand also testified today, he was the former giants trainer. >> he did, that's why i said to stay on message to the jury. he came in and said it i noticed that there was acne on his back, i notice how big he was. that's why means stay on message, just admit straight out to the jury quit fighting the hat size, the acne that people are lying whether he took a nap. the issue did he know steroids? that is the message. tomorrow more evidence and more ballplayers. the one that's going to be interesting is bobby, when he comes and i believe he's going to testify. barry bonds told me that he was taking steroids. that that's going to hurt onslaught. >>pam: thinking michael, stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the bonds perjury

jackson's greatest hits on the truck and during this photo shoot, we were listening to michael.: since you went there, it raises the question, given you are so much in your sound and give a little bit of different influences. >> me first? tavis: sure. if meghan doesn't mind. >> go ahead. >> at a very young age my parents listened to classic country music. patsy cline, willie nelson and my brother was 12 years older than me and listened to 1970's rock and roll. tavis: little bit of everything. how about you meghan? >> i grew up in new orleans. tavis: i knew what you listened to. >> i had soul influence and when i turned 14, my mom helped me put a band together and i started playing. i mean everything. dolly parton was my first love, aretha franklin and the music can make you feel something when you hear it. tavis: i mentioned the story at the top about how this thing really happened. >> we were doing a radio interview the other day and we told the story how we met in the karaoke sounds like a story that was made up. tavis: this town is good about creating lies and that's why i as

the jackson pollock exhibition in 1945 is a perfect example of that. our founding director was deeply interested in abstraction and was engaged in dialogue with the guggenheim about bringing the jackson pollack showed to the west coast. the original price for the painting, $750. are directors thought that was too much of a stretch before the board of trustees, so she convinced them to reduce the price to firefighter dollars. it was just -- to $500. it was what was needed to persuade the board. it is a very subjective history of art. it has been very much shaped by the individuals involved with the museum over the years. in 1935, would start with the gallery with works that came in through albert bender, one of our founding trusties. when we opened our doors in 1935, 181 of the 186 pieces in our permanent collection had been gifted. >> what are the names that pop out as the museum evolved? >> we have another gallery that looks at the theories that the museum has since the late 1980's. we focus on a particular aspect of that program that developed under

and barrett-jackson auction company, specializing in providing products and services to classic and collector car owners, collectors, and automotive enthusiasts around the world. the company produces collector car auctions in las vegas, scottsdale, and palm beach. barret-jackson.com. ( electricity crackles ) ( hard-driving rock music playing ) ( doors creaking ) ( bolt clangs ) ( electricity crackles ) working on the two barracudas, the cutlass, and the g.t.o., we've been putting in some long hours here at muscle car workout. then last week, alan showed up with a '61 gmc carryall. now we've got it apart, and the guys are getting started on the bodywork this week. to the average person, probably looked pretty nice, but somebody that's been in the business and actually looked down the side of it knew what kind of work it would take to make it right. it's been a big, drawn-out process. every square inch of the vehicle, we had to pay attention to, and it was a lot more than met the eye. but once you get into something like that, then you discover how bad something is. so, yeah, we're working hard

standing up for michael jackson.nd because the she was attached to. >>reporter: bill clinton and secretary hillary clinton released a statement sing america has lost one of its greatest talents and fiercest advocates for hiv aids research. it's estimated she raised more than $100 million for the cause during her remarkable life time. a loss angeles. >>pam: are film critic jan wall this year. >>reporter: i met her at the academy arawards. she turned around and said darling, i and the academy awards. she was bigger than life. she cared more about being a human being than being an actress. she wanted to get out there and support people with hiv and aids. she was the first one to run trying to get help for that. instead of all the people were running away. she shamed people into caring about it. plus, she was a find actress. taylor was strong, courageous gutsy actress who tried many different things. yes she was tender and passionate but at the same time she was afraid to go beyond clamber into something like who's afrai

jackson, please come forward. >> good afternoon.ould like to agree with some of the things the last figure stated. i went through the packet, 45 pages. there are questions that i have. another is going to be a meeting on the 18th, and i have given this sheet to the work force as well as city build. i have questions on page 16, page 24, page 28, page 29, and page 31 of the ordinance. you need to look at it very carefully. i have questions and i want to give you this so you can add into it. at the very end, who is going to be auditing the performance of city built and the oewd? i see what you are trying to do is real for the citizens of san francisco. but i see some downfalls and cracks, because there is a lot of games that are being played here where you are giving of considerations to who was first established to do what those groups are doing. that is the human rights commission as well as -- they change the name. the right things in this city. --they rewrite things in this city. oewd used to be cdbg. that was a body that took care

first of all, it's a great pleasure, administrator jackson to be with you, to be involved in the situation with you. i want to commend you for their courageous way in which you applied the epa and the kinds of things you've been able to do quickly already in the kinds of circumstances you've inherited and had to deal with. your mission is to protect human health and the environment and that is exactly what should've been working to do. so i deeply applaud you for it. i think i work on the clean air act particularly a sydney mines, keeping people healthier and massive result providing enormous benefits across the country and in our economy. so as you know, very clearly, we need a strong epa to save her children, safeguard the community and safeguard our future. there is a recent series of article in "the new york times" which were fascinating and are producing a significant amount of new information that is presented in ways that are more understandable than they have been in the past for many people. in fact, stories like little or no testing for radioactive levels and radio to the above t

jackson, please come forward. >> good afternoon.ould like to agree with some of the things the last figure stated. i went through the packet, 45 pages. there are questions that i have. another is going to be a meeting on the 18th, and i have given this sheet to the work force as well as city build. i have questions on page 16, page 24, page 28, page 29, and page 31 of the ordinance. you need to look at it very carefully. i have questions and i want to give you this so you can add into it. at the very end, who is going to be auditing the performance of city built and the

also jackson to south 880 is blocked, as well as south 880 to jackson. live shot of the san mateo bridge. traffic is fine, flowing well across the span in both directions and no trouble right now on 680 and walnut creek. it's quiet through contra costa county. eric, kristen. >> frances, thank you very much for the info. >> surprising numbers from the first of a kind census of a population off the coast. >> east bay neighbors plan to >>> good morning, everyone. 4:42 on the abc 7 morning news. take a look outside from our roof cam in high definition. what do you see? you see the bay and the bay bridge. what don't you see? you don't see any rain. that's a good thing. mike with the forecast in just a couple minutes. >> a public meeting between state senator allen korbut and caltran takes place this morning in fremont over the cutting down of trees along miles canyon road. caltran says it's a necessary part of the project to widen and improve the road. they cut 70 native trees from the alameda creek in the first part of the project. but environmental groups s

jackson? >> espinola jackson. i did not know i would be jumping up so much today. i really hope that you pass on this. 15 years have passed. we have had several directors. the process has been really, really slowed down, and like you said, things have been happening, and i am glad that i was here today so that i could whisper in my baby's ear. i have been working on this since the 1970's. i heard her say that you have been out there. we need to really get the work going. thank you very much. president vietor: ok, any other further public comment? if you did state your name for the record, sir? >> my name is larry wong. i represent the collective bargaining unit for the engineer's and technical people. the past couple of months, kerin has approached local 21. at two of the meetings, we gave presentations. last week, we talked about the work scope. at this point, local 21 supports the rfp conditionally. it was involved in the resources of the puc staff, equipment, a final review of plans, reviewing training requirements, but making sure things are up to snuff, prepar

jackson lee, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. ms. jackson lee: mr. chairman, i have intention to discuss this amendment. i ask unanimous consent before i discuss the amendment to withdraw the amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman's request will be entertained after your remarks. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much. first off, let me indicate -- the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: my colleagues, the importance of this issue. i served as the chairperson of the transportation security committee on homeland security, and i now serve as the ranking member. so i lived through these issues of security for a very long time. from the tragic moments of 9/11 and the organization of our homeland security committee, select committee and then the final committee, i've been involved in these issues. so my intent is to discuss why this is an important safety issue and an important security issue. and, again, it is to recognize that our air traffic controllers are really our first responders. it is important to note that air t

up, and want to invite laura collins, and victoria grace, may toolin, sonya lively. >> my name is jackson bowman. i am part of the coalition of community members. i want to speak about -- as a service provider. for the last four years, i have worked with the transitional dutch age use -- with transitional-age youth population. a do not think people familiar with this population would be surprised to know that usually when homelessness, hiv, or mental health needs, or substance used problems are at play in someone's life, that is not the only problem they are faced with.

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sandra, estevan, jackson, and deborah. >> hi, my name is cara, and i have been an employee of lyon- martin the past three years. i court in a public health, which is a collaborative program with the transgendered law center. lyon-martin works to provide improved health care in this state and has achieved unprecedented results for the transgender community. we have worked with over 10 community clinics, helping them create a safe base for transgendered clients and providing staff competency. we just helped launch a clinic in humboldt county. we provide medical training at ucsf, the general, kaiser, stanford and others to name a few. at lyon-martin we have trained over 35 students who come from as far as the u.k. and as close as ucsf to get hands-on experience and training. we offer the only transgendered rotation and the u.s. students are able to serve trans-identified people. thousands of trans people are receiving, but it health care. the cutting edge work that lyon- martin is doing must continue. please help lyon-martin lyon- martin -- please help lyon- martin and a larger transgender co