and now it is my great pleasure to introduce the president of our current commission, jim miller. >> what a great day for the public health of san francisco. first of all, i want to thank dr. hatz for all of his hard work to bring us to this day, and i want to acknowledge the current and former members of the commission who are here today. each of them has worked hard to champion this project. and we have forked together as a health commission to review and support each of the many steps it took to create the state of the art facility for the free list and most honorable of our citizens. i want to recognize those who designed and built and managed this massive project and overcame the many challenges to bring it to completion. and i especially want to honor and think the staff -- honor and thank the staff of our public health department, who work every day to provide care and rehabilitation for these patients. now you, the staff of laguna honda, finally have a facility to match your exceptional devotion to these patients. you have all made san francisco proud. this new hospital embod

jim miller has more from federal court downtown. >> that is not him. that is not him. i just don't think it was sent. >> the mother of suspects antonio martinez today said her son was brainwashed by his religion. he left his family and friends in a state of shock and disbelief. martinez is accused of setting off a car bomb in catonsville last wednesday. he described this as a counterattack to what he believes is america's war on islam. there was no real bomb. he was nabbed in a government sting. his lawyer said in troubled will be the defense strategy. while we have is a government sting. there is no question the government induced mr. martinez to be involved in an act that was the design of the government. >> the arguments we're making today are designed to make the best position we could with regard to what he should not be detained because the government argued the plot was real. they say he parked the vehicle right in front of the recruiting center to do what he thought would be maximum harm. prosecutors say it is all on tape. if you look at the tape, it is like an

jim miller will talk specifically about the interest of the dod overall in the new s.t.a.r.t.nders of the u.s. strategic command. the senate foreign relations committee approved the resolution of advice and consent to ratification of the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty back in september -- on september 17 at day 14 to four vote. it was a strong bipartisan vote. the senate foreign relations committee under the leadership of chairman john kerry and ranking member richard lugar undertook a thorough review of the treaty than in many hearings, many briefings and nearly 1000 questions answered for the record. among the senate foreign relations committee comes in a armed services committee and senate select committee on intelligence, we had 18 hearings for this briefing between the period of may when we brought the treaty after the senate and this past september. so we had a very thorough process and not of that process was developed the resolution of ratification that led to the successful vote in the senate foreign relations committee on the 14 to four in favor of the treaty. new s.t.a.r.t.

secretary gates and undersecretary of defense jim miller. first secretary gates: there are place holders for each of the modernization programs because no decision has been made. they are basically to be decided. along the lines that admiral mullen is just describing those are decisions we're going to have to make over the next few years in terms of we're going to have to modernize these systems and we're going to have to figure out what we can afford. end of quote. deputy undersecretary of defense jim miller -- quote -- "we think the current icbms are extremely stable and stabilizing particularly as we demirv to one warhead each, we're doing that while the russians are mirving which creates more instability. to go on with the quotation. we will look at concepts that would make them even more survivable over time which would allow them to be part of a reserve force. my point in reading these two quotations is to suggest to my colleague that it is troubling that the administration is not willing to commit to making a decision, is not willing

secretary gates and undersecretary of defense jim miller. first secretary gates: there are place holders for each of the modernization programs because no decision has been made. they are basically to be decided. along the lines that admiral mullen is just describing those are decisions we're going to have to make over the next few years in terms of we're going to have to modernize these systems and we're going to have to figure out what we can afford. end of quote. deputy undersecretary of defense jim miller -- quote -- "we think the current icbms are extremely stable and stabilizing particularly as we demirv to one warhead each, we're doing that while the russians are mirving which creates more instability. to go on with the quotation. we will look at concepts that would make them even more survivable over time which would allow them to be part of a reserve force. my point in reading these two quotations is to suggest to my colleague that it is troubling that the administration is not willing to commit to making a decision, is not willing

jim axelrod. >> some place on the back. >> photographer kent miller is up before sunrise to make sure everything'sfect for his shoot. >> perfect. >> he wants to capture a triathlete at the foot of the george washington bridge just across the river from manhattan in just the right light at dawn. >> this is a great opportunity to photograph him in really special way. body facing that way then spin back around. >> professional photographer for more than 20 years, kent shoots mostly digital now. >> you can't see the picture. >> but this is a job for film. >> now we got it. got to love the sound of a film camera. >> jim: not just any film, kodachrome. >> just reproduces colors in a way that most other films never did and lasts forever. something that's difficult to shooting digital until you bring it in to photo shop and do owl your work. the camera doesn't have that density and that dynamic range as the kodachrome does just naturally. love it. >> reporter: the shoot goes great. >> beautiful colors. >> reporter: but it's a poignant day for kent miller because these rolls of kodachrome are the last roll

miller: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i appreciate taking a moment to recognize jim oberstar's service to our country and to the congress and as one who came to the congress with congressman oberstar, he had such a wealth of knowledge before he was elected as a member of congress because of his service in the congress. but to just see him every year become such a remarkable spokesperson for infrastructure and public works and needs of this country and almost every conceivable form and maintaining this country and its economy and to see him become such an authority both in the congress and across the nation and around the world on the demands of our economy on the infrastructure and the interrelatedness of those two things, you can't really have one without the other. if you're not growing the infrastructure you can't grow the economy. you can't grow the economy if you're not growing the infrastructure. and it's a lesson i think that we have maybe painfully learned over the last few months. and he was a spokesperson for doing much more on behalf of the infrastructure but also on

jim brad shaw. the general council office of david horowitz and steve space from the chief technology, bruce romano, davidson prime and dave miller, dr. young, and nancy bob brooks. i still have more names. for the dynamic spectrum item, wind up in paul murray, gary mark cote and gary, from the office of strategic planning deficit, benjamin and a boost from jerry mattis. >> good morning. we have two items before you that will promote innovations technology. and updating the commission's experiment radius service rules and a notice of inquiry that examines how advanced radio technologies with new models of spectrum management to advance innovations, increase and use and stretch the capacity of a valuable spectrum resources. many innovative ideas in an all sectors of the economy can be traced back to ideas and inspiration developed under experimental radio licenses. and the city of may technology found in the 3-peat system as well as the ltv powering the latest high-tech devices. the experiment radius service has been instrumental in development of cutting edge medical devices. a camera and april provides an examination of high res