john givener, deputy city attorney. so, the person appointed seat number 2 must be active in a labor organization. all of the -- there is an additional restriction on all three of the seats, which is the appointees to this body cannot be city employees or officers, and cannot be city vendors, contractors or perform work funded by city bonds. so, i understand the applicant for seat number 2 which one of the applicants for seat number 2 on today's agenda is a city employee. so, that person could not be appointed to any of the three seats. >> okay, thank you. >> [inaudible] a clarify question. for the person retiring from local 21 who is vacating seat number 2, that person wasn't a city employee? >> i don't know. i don't know anything about the person who is currently holding seat number 2. but generally city employees -- sorry? generally city employees cannot be appointed to this body. >> so, maybe it seems to me -- i'm under the impression bob muscat who currently has the seat that is expiring is a city employee. so, i g

>> john givener, deputy city attorney. yes, you can vote on it and move it out of committee today. >> thank you. >> so, i'd like to make a motion to move this forward to the full board with recommendation. >> supervisor kim has made a motion to move this item, item 2 -- excuse me. >> item 3. >> items 3 to 6 to the full board with recommendation. president chiu, do you have any comments? >> yeah, i'll second that. >> second that motion. i will not be supporting the motion today. i think i made some comments at the beginning of the last hearing on this that while i am very respectful of the process that's gone into this plan, i noe nor must amount of work has gone into it over the years with a lot of people. ~ enormous there are some fundamental issues with the plan that concern me. i know that it was a lengthy process. i think that there were pro speckatives that were not adequately represented in the process. we heard about that last week in terms of night life and i want to thank supervisor kim for i think stepping in at

picks, in light of what john asked, given the unprecedented nature of fed policy and the uncertainty around the equity strategy, how much do feel personally responsible to be at the helm when the decisions are made? how does that affect your future? at the last press conference, you said you had spoken to them -- you said you had not spoken to the president about your future. can you tell us whether or not you had that conversation? >> i have spoken to the president a bit, but i do not have any information for you at this juncture. i do not think that i am the only person in the world who manage the exit. in fact, one of the things i hope to accomplish, and was not entirely successful at, as a governor, or chairman of the federal reserve, was to try to de-personalize monetary policy and raise recognition of the fact that this is a distinguished institution. we have a dozen -- dozens of ph.d. economists were trying to understand these issues and implement our policy tools. there is no single person who is essential to that. again, going back to my personal plans, i will certainly let

us for more from journalist charlie mcgrath with wide awake news thanks for joining us here so given johnbrennan's previous experience as a counter terror devise what do you think we can expect from his tenure as cia director. more of the same i mean he you know as your report indicated he is not only supportive of the drone program he's the architect of the drone program and as well as loving things such as rendition you know so he what we can expect i think with john brennan is absolutely more of the same more what being spilled on foreign soil for the name of spreading so-called democracy now washington says it can order the killing of a u.s. citizen not engaged in combat on american soil but that's kind of a big gray area isn't it how broad is that definition very broad i mean you know as you said what is it what is it how do you have to quantify what combat is i mean if i go on a radio program nightly and i talk against. american policy i talk about the never ending war that we seem to be mired in around this planet is that giving aid and comfort to the enemy you know i know that sou

. >> john: speaking of political comedy i have to talk about john mccain. he has givenfington post"," that sentence alone is worth it. it's always the wacko birds on the right and left that get the mega phone. mccain talking about other people with a megaphone doesn't he have a jet pack that he uses to travel from sunday show to sunday show? >> that's factual. i love that he took a shot at guys on his own team. that's great. there needs to be more of that gray area in politics. there is too much blind allegiance. i love that did he it, and i love that mccain is becoming the republican 50-cent. >> he's really fighting the younger generation of republicans. when he said wacko did he mean angry birds? wacko birds or angry birds? >> john: i think he's tweeting with snookie too much. >> it angers me because it made me agree withdown mccain. they are wacko birds. but i hate agreeing with john mccain. also like when he talks about giving wrong people the mega phone. does he remember that he handed sarah palin the mega phone? you gave the mega phone to a pit bull and she has no

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john and diana. that's right, a marine corps spokesman just told us that the all-clear has been given after an overnight incident with the alleged gunman found dead. now, this incident took place on marine corps base, a sprawling facility just south of washington that sits on nearly 100 square miles right near the potomac river. here's what we know so far, three marines are dead in this. two of them were found inside a barracks, the shooter who was also a marine died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. they believe he was a staff member of the officer candidate school at the base and gunfire broke out late last night, just about 11:00 p.m. local time when another marine was wounded, taken to a hospital and later declared dead. the base had been on lockdown. that lockdown has now been lifted and officials say they expect to conduct a full investigation starting later today. john and diana. >> all right, devin, thank you.

given the internet. >> john: i agree with you completely. i guess the argument you'll get from folks who don't want to see a world where corporate money can't own d.c., this is a free-speech issue. how do you get around that? >> with a constitutional amendment. when we've had problems in the past with our democracy, we amended our constitution. and free speech is one but you could say if you did this amendment then it is not inconsistent with free speech. i think that equating money with speech and therefore saying you can't limit money because you can't limit speech was the mistake made by the supreme court in buckley vallejo back in 1976. it was re-emphasized by citizens united two or three years ago. >> john: i think most citizens be they progressive or conservative would agree with you if you laid it out like that. of course, our politicians won't be doing that. right now, president obama is being accused by many of our friends on the right and media commentators of failing to lead in this latest artificial crisis that is the sequester.

john fuglesang. this is "viewpoint." president obama hasn't given up hopes yet for a grand bargain with republicans that would both raise taxes and slash the deficit. even if that means cutting social insurance programs which it would. but with a sequester now law despite mr. obama campaigning against it, he's now trying a new kind of outreach to the g.o.p. call it dining diplomacy. this afternoon, the president broke bread with house budget chairman paul ryan and his democratic counterpart ranking member chris van hollen. last night, mr. obama threw a two-hour dinner for 12 republican senators at washington's jefferson hotel. according to nbc news, they focused on the on-going battles over the debt ceiling the budget and the sequester apparently without throwing any cutlery. two well-fed republicans senators john mccain and mike johanns seemed pleased. >> all i can say is we had a nice evening. >> his goal is ours. we want to stop careening from crisis to crisis. >> john: the senators may have even learned something. because according to nbc news,

john. but given the fed testimony and cyprus, there's plenty to hash out. where do you want to start?s this downward decline. claims are now at 340,000. and that's a significant improvement from where we were in the second half of last year. so we've had the fiscal cliff uncertainty. we have had sequestration. we have had these problems in cyprus. and the economy keeps on picking up what a little bit of momentum here. not fantastic momentum. but certainly more than i think people were expecting if you go back to two months to the -- two or three months to the end of last year. >> what's the most interesting thing about that, john? did it happen after the sequester or did it happen in light of, you know, no payroll tax holiday? or the fed is orchestrating it? >> i don't think the fed is orchestrating it. despite qe, i'm not sure how quantitative easing causes it at this point to cut back on lower. so what this jobs number signals is that layoffs are declining. maybe that means companies being more lean and mean are thinking five years after the the start of the financial crisis maybe i

this is on the top front, carter, john hug givens, on the bottom, erica huggins. they're killed in january '69, and the party in los angeles continues to grow very happenedly so that by the end of -- very rapidly so that by the end of '69 you actually have december 8, 1949, you have a mini war on 41st and central where panthers are defending the offices, um, and the first s.w.a.t. teams, hundreds of police with military weapons are actually bombing the offices and firing, you know, not just from rifles, but from carriers into the building. and they hold off the attack for six hours. here's major mobilization. this is just to give you -- look at the faces. these are not panthers or even potential panthers, many of these folks, in the picture at the bottom rallying after this attack. over 10,000 people rallying, many of them are middle-aged, many actually have more moderate politics. here's some of the prisoners from the l.a. shootout. this is seattle. fred hampton, very vibrant leader from chicago, is assassinated in his bed by the local police working with the fbi

the effort by president obama to move budget talks ahead was given a thumbs up by senator john mccain. and senator pat toomey of pennsylvania described it as good, constructive conversation. the white house says the president picked up the check, but the republicans say they went dutch. >>> positive news about the economy pushed the dow to its second straight record close. wall street traders -- stocks yesterday. the average gained another 42 points but the nasdaq slipped nearly two. asian markets are mixed in today's trading. with japan's index at a four-year high. >>> the city of new orleans will always be special for the baltimore ravens and their fans because the team won the super bowl there last month. >> new orleans is just special period. >> it is. >> so the team has donated two new harley davidson motorcycles to the new orleans police department traffic division. jacoby jones was there to make the donation. >> last time we saw him in new orleans, he was returning the super bowl second half kickoff for a touchdown. >> i'm getting the feeling those guys could speed at will. nob

commodities traders and investors have been buzzing for days now about possible pain at john paulus and gold fund, givenhe benchmark is down more than 20% year to date. the reality is the paulson gold fund is also down by double digits this year and faces redemptions in the new year as some investors grew impatient with that. late last year there was low investment interest. there was a low amount of money invested, but other investors are frustrated by the string of bad luck. given it sagged in 2011 and 2012. the irony is that paulson has been right about gold. from april 2009 when he first put his trade on to now, the yellow metal is up more than 70%. but paulson has never dealt with physical gold as part of his trade. he's focused instead on mining and production stocks primarily and that's where the pain has been. looking at a basket of six key holdings, they're down an average of 32% since he bought them. the only one in the black is rand gold resources, up 1% since he bought it early in 2010. that's when the dedicated gold fund first launched. i'm told paulson, who has $18 billion under management

given is not. the whole picture ok john henry go ahead jump in unfortunately i've done reading that's obviously very different from your own and it states first of all in scripture that christ did indeed establish a hierarchical priesthood he in fact appointed peter the head of the church he said to him you are rock and upon this rock art will build my church he appointed the twelve apostles and they were all men and by the way did women play a huge role in the church yes they did there was mary the mother of jesus who was revered right from the time that she was still alive and she was assumed into heaven as we know from the early writings of the church she was revered as a saint immediately she was looked to by the church she was lived with the apostle john and they went to her for counsel at the last excuse me at the pen acosta who led them in prayer that the holy spirit would come down upon them it was mary the mother of god and so have women played a massive role in the church since its founding absolutely they have but does that role suggest that there has to be a male priesthood you know the

tempted as it may be to end with your view of the national debt, in line with what john asked you about your future, given the unprecedented nature of fed policy on our watch in the uncertainty of the exit strategy, to what extent do you feel personally responsible to be at the helm when those decisions are made and how does it affect your future and at the press conference you are asked if he spoke with the president about your future and you said you hadn't at that time, can you tell us at least if you had that conversation? >> have spoken to the president a bit, but i don't really have any information for you at this juncture. i don't think i'm the only person in the world who can manage the exit. in fact, one of the things i hope to accomplish and was not entirely successful of that as governor or chairman of the federal reserve was to try to depersonalize to some extent monetary policy and to get broader recognition for the fact that this is an extraordinary institution that has a large number of very high quality high quality policymakers. it has a terrific staff. in literally dozens of ph.d. econom

john paul, carol wotilla. both are astute and morally astute and given the fact that the pope is responsible not only for the abuses in europe and the united states, but africa, china, middle east where religious freedom is not just an idea, it's a public policy and from the days of the catacombs in the earliest years of the church, it's his responsibility to protect the people and suggest that this pope's background will be good at dealing with this. >> it's interesting, the argentina background. and with the center left government of the kerschners there. and there are italians who speak spanish and think they're british. one of the things, the pope brings sort of a bridge between argentina being the most european of latin american countries and latin america itself and the developing world, as dan says. and i think what he -- what he's learned there is that the threats to the church are not just evangelical. they're inroads that the evangelicals have made, but also secularism which is more of a problem in argentina and in europe than it is in other parts of latin america, and i think what he-- the reason he ran

picks, in light of what john asked, given the unprecedented nature of fed policy and the uncertaintyaround the equity strategy, how much do feel personally responsible to be at the helm when the decisions are made? how does that affect your future? at the last press conference, you said you had spoken to them you said you had not spoken to the president about your future. can you tell us whether or not you had that conversation? >> i have spoken to the president a bit, but i do not have any information for you at this juncture. i do not think that i am the only person in the world who can manage the exit. in fact, one of the things i hope to accomplish, and was not entirely successful at, as a governor, or chairman of the federal reserve, was to try to de-personalize monetary policy and raise recognition of the fact that this is a distinguished institution. we have a dozen -- dozens of ph.d. economists were trying to understand these issues and implement our policy tools. there is no single person who is essential to that. again, going back to my personal plans, i will certainly let

john najarian. size up the markets given the weekend, the sequester and everything else factoring into it. >> sure.on't think much has changed since friday about the marketplace. i don't view the market right now as whether you want to be in the market. all the evidence suggests that you do want to be in the market. it's a matter of where you want to be. you have a u.s. dollar that continues to rise. i want no part of energy and materials. what do i want? utilities. consumer staples. 44 new s&p 500 highs today. ten of them in the consumer staple side. a defensive rally. the arg this morning was we had seven in a row that were down. not so today. tuesdays are better. it's a market you want to be in. it's all about how you want to be in it. and defensively seems to be the right play. >> we mentioned this headline that shocked a lot of people on the street. let's bring in the man who made it. walter zimmerman is chief technical analyst at united icaps. walter, welcome. when you drop a headline like that, another financial crisis coming, a market crash, you need to be here to debate it and defend it. w

(calling names) >> good afternoon commissioner i'm john i'm here to ask you to regret the error commission. we have here to be given to you our legal counsels letter and our own mitigation passage it is necessary to be sufficient. everybody in city hall say that pedestrian safety and senior safety is their top priority. however, we only get the words not the action. starting in 1980 with the city at a redevelopment agency a number of crosswalks and actually in the last 15 years it's going backwards. you will see two pictures of sidewalks they were cut in half and the metro allowed their sidewalks to be supplied with tables and chairs that cut the sidewalk. a cumulative impact of pedestrian safety and capacity has not been done not for the errors but it should have been done and it has to be define now. we're asking you to turn this eir down at this time so it cabaret edited and so this can be made part of your action on this project. and most of all this need to have a new installation of the crosswalk and it's been planned for 20 years by never got built. several of our seniors are here today to tell you about tha

i definitely think this time should be given an opportunity to latino american cardinal. >> san francisco's retired archbishop johnuinn opened this morning's mass calling this a historic moment for catholics. in his sermon he said the pope surrendered to his faith and that should be held in high regard. >>> coming up, big changes coming for people who rely on monthly checks. >> the government needs to get a hold of what they're doing. >> the new system that already has its detractors. another deadline looming: for anyone e >>> those washington budget cuts are set to take effect tomorrow but there's another deadline looming for anyone expecting a government benefit check in the mail. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts on why those checks won't be there and why some people aren't happy with what's taking their place. >>> reporter: >> when i first chose it, i thought it was a good thing. >> reporter: doris walker had high hopes so decided to get her disability payments or a prepaid debit card until someone began stealing her government benefits off her card and no one would help. >> they're just kicking mibach

talking to some experts in the region who say that, you know, the president has sort of given his secretary of state john that. secretary kerry engaged on getting the peace talks resumed. the experts say the president needs to remain engaged if he wants to see that really happen. the people are going to watch the president closely to see what he does in the coming weeks to see if he can make progress on that point. >> kristen, what struck me about the tactic the president took on this trip was also to shore up -- we can't underscore the significance of this apology to turkey. we need both turkey and israel in the escalating -- they're both important allies in this escalating violence in syria. struck me part of what he was trying to do is, yes, talk about the peace talks but pivot to, let's focus on an area where we have agreement, clear shared goals and shared needs as a way to sort of smooth over the relationship. >> reporter: i think there's no doubt that the administration thinks that was certainly a diplomatic achievement the president engaged in some arm twisting there, got prime minister netanyahu

there is a lot of anticipation, but you have to remember, as we learned from john allen, as he's givens a tutorial in how things work from the conclave and the presentation of the pope, from the time there is smoke and see the pope is about 45 minutes, right? >> or so. the pope is, among other things, given an opportunity to pray in the chapel. and this is after the habemus papam announcement. and, of course, it is up to him how long he chooses to pray. it is also up to him how long he chooses to remain in the room of tears. and so there is some elasticity built into the timing. but based on five years ago, we would be expecting this habemus papam announcement at any moment. >> the crowd is chanting now. let's listen. >> look at that picture. look at how many people. >> we were looking at the square maybe an hour ago in the sort of river of humanity, that has poured into st. peter's square and the surrounding areas, it is astonishing. it is a reminder the transitions of any -- the transitions in the papacy are always fraught with drama and also fraught with hope, hope for change, hope

what it is we have given into the republican mindset of crisis. >> john: representative alan grayson, thank you. a pleasure to have you on "viewpoint" yet again. we'll see you soon. >> thank you. >> john: gun control legislation was also on the agenda on the capitol hill. the senate judiciary committee took up bills to expand background checks to private gun sales and help schools improve security. the school security bill passed 14-4 with four republicans voting nay. i'm going to say that number again. i think it's interesting. four republicans voted no on the school security bill. while the background check bill passed 10-8 with all of the republicans on the committee voting nay on background checks. iowa senator chuck grassley said he didn't think a bill like this would do much good. >> criminals do not comply with existing background check laws. why? why would anybody then think that they would comply, the criminal comply with broader background check requirements? >> john: why should robbing banks be illegal when criminals are just going to rob banks anyway. new york senator chuc

reporter: earlier in the day, pope john paul began the morning in monterey county where he led a mass for tens of thousands of workers. >> reporter: thousands were given the day off. agustin romo and his family would be getting ready to pick strawberries were it not for the court. >> we have a great seat. >> you have the best seats in the house probably. >> i think so. >> reporter: this group is from the polish mission church in san jose. >> i'm catholic and he's the pope. and i came here to see him. it doesn't matter for me he's polish or a different nationality. for me it's the pope. >> reporter: not too far away we find maria cortinas not the best seat but good enough. >> are you cold maria? >> poquito. >> how do you like the view you have here? >> it's beautiful. she likes it. >> reporter: a few hours later, cortina's view no longer exists. heavy fog rolls in and while the papal preliminary continues the pope is heard but not seen. but many say the pope will be felt. the weather still caused enough concern to cancel the pope's helicopter ride into laguna seca. the pope's homily hits many themes including the plight of farm workers. >> and those wh

outcome whose fees are being paid out of a discretionary fund that the house of representatives given to speaker john boehner. so don't be surprised if the first question that chief justice roberts says to these lawyers, who are you? what are you doing here? you don't have a client. the same thing could happen, could have happened yesterday by the way because governor jerry brown has taken the, of california took the same position about proposition 8, that president obama has taken about doma. it is unconstitutional. we don't want to defend it. if you get over the fact that there is lawyer without a client and no lawyer is defending the statute, then the court will get to the merits. the merits are for tax purposes can you treat a same sex married couple differently than a heterosexual and married couple? in this case it is a substantial tax bill. married couple, both females, one dies, the other inherits the estate. tax bill is $365,000. if they had been the opposite section the tax bill would have been zero. jon: they were married in canada, under canadian law. does that make a difference at all. >

reporter: earlier in the day, pope john paul began the morning in monterey county where he led a mass for tens of thousands of workers. >> reporter: thousands were given the day off. agustin romo and his family would be getting ready to pick strawberries were it not for the court. >> we have a great seat. >> you have the best seats in the house probably. >> i think so. >> reporter: this group is from the polish mission church in san jose. >> i'm catholic and he's the pope. and i came here to see him. it doesn't matter for me he's polish or a different nationality. for me it's the pope. >> reporter: not too far away we find maria cortinas not the best seat but good enough. >> are you cold maria? >> poquito. >> how do you like the view you have here? >> it's beautiful. she likes it. >> reporter: a few hours later, cortina's view no longer exists. heavy fog rolls in and while the papal preliminary continues the pope is heard but not seen. but many say the pope will be felt. the weather still caused enough concern to cancel the pope's helicopter ride into laguna seca. the pope's homily hits many themes including the plight of farm workers. >> and those wh

john kerry met with them. how come members of congress haven't been given the names of them.is lack of could you remember yos sit remarkable them. he met with them but i don't know why. there is no curiosity here. there should be more oversight in this situation. they should have had the names of these people. >> bret: we have continued to ask for these names, continued to ask for access and has been denied. >> come on. >>> reports say there are anywhere between 7-30 personnel in the attack. we're going to hear from them. these things come out. that is guaranteed. we know that. they will tell their story, maybe on this network. everything is revealed in the end. so it seems to me the wise course for the white house is to come up with a coherent story about what happened that night. eyewitnesses will be telling that story. this will not last forever. they seem to imagine that the details can be kept from the public indefinitely and that is not the case. >> bret: charles? >> i think they imagine people won't care, mainstream media won't care and the story will be cold. they thi

the establishment has given us a whole series of losers. bob dole and johnain and mitt romney. >> boy, that's kind of heavy on jim carrey loser. but sarah palin slammed karl rove for picking failed republican candidates. >> if these experts who keep losing elections, keep getting rehired and reeking in millions, if they feel that strongly about who gets to run in this party, then they should buck up or stay in the truck. buck up and run. they can head on back to the great lone star state and put their name on some ballot. though for their sake i hope they give themselves and discount on their consulting services. >> buck up, huh? rove was not impressed with palin's remarks and hit back the following day. >> i appreciate her encouragement to run home and run for office. i would say this. i don't think i'm a particular good candidate at sort of a balding, fat guy. and second, i wouldn't leave office in mid-term. >> oh, everything you say bounces off to me and sticks to you. it looks like republican infighting will be heating up going into the mid-terms. but ra

given that, silver concludes that if house speaker john boehner abides by the dreaded hastert rule, houseislation overhauling the immigration rule will have to rely on mostly white districts. >> i feel like once multiple times a week. and the question is, there seems to be an acknowledgement inside republican ranks that they have to do something on immigration reform. it's a demographic challenge, a social issue, an economic issue. you look at the political calculus, in numbers of the house districts, i have a hard time believing you're going to get republicans to go across the aisle and work with democrats on this issue and move the ball forward. but maybe i'm just a pessimist. are you an optimist? >> maybe a little bit more. the number of districts in the figure, the number of republican districts that have more than 10% hispanic was actually a bigger number than i would have guessed, if i had been made to guess. yeah, they want to make sure that if there is a bill, that there won't be any actual voters coming out of it for a decade or far into the future. it will be ten years, it will

john kerry met with them. how come members of congress haven't been given the names of them.k of could you remember yos sit remarkable them. he met with them but i don't know why. there is no curiosity here. there should be more oversight in this situation. they should have had the names of these people. >> bret: we have continued to ask for these names, continued to ask for access and has been denied. >> come on. >>> reports say there are anywhere between 7-30 personnel in the attack. we're going to hear from them. these things come out. that is guaranteed. we know that. they will tell their story, maybe on this network. everything is revealed in the end. so it seems to me the wise course for the white house is to come up with a coherent story about what happened that night. eyewitnesses will be telling that story. this will not last forever. they seem to imagine that the details can be kept from the public indefinitely and that is not the case. >> bret: charles? >> i think they imagine people won't care, mainstream media won't care and the story will be cold. they think the

well, we can understand if he wouldn't want one, given what he's gone through, but thank you, john.n. >> okay. thanks a lot. >>> we're going to look at the dow jones industrial average. we are just a couple of points off our low of the day. we were off about 99 points. right now the dow jones industrial average is off 95, being led lower as bob mentioned by the transportation average, which is now at its low of the day. it's down 108 points. so a little bit of a selloff going on, ty. >> thanks very much, sue. >>> of course, all of the various indexes, the major ones that we follow, are at or near their lows of the day. >>> cbs caremark demanding employees give up their weight and health information or pay a penalty. is that fair or outrageous? it is the topic, one of them, in the "power rundown" coming up. >>> what does your money buy you in the big "d"? you can bet the ranch it will go a pretty long way. need five bedrooms for under $400,000? how about a 5,000 square foot pad under 800k? more bang for your buck when the "power house" comes right back. [ male announcer ] i've seen i

john boehner is an avid golfer. he's a pretty talented golfer. >> given the amount of time he plays, he ought to be. >> certainly.florida to do it. now, in terms of mr. ney, they have pressed back saying he's a convicted felon, does not know what he speaks of. but john boehner is a talented golfer. he'd be the first one to tell you that if you got him on the show. >> professor, i'm sure the president will reluctantly give up playing golf, but it's going to be tough for everyone else, isn't it? for families to survive without assistance for nutrition, for families to cope without transportation for their disabled children. these are the kind of things that are going to hurt, aren't they? >> yeah. it's not the game of golf. it's the game of pool. they're behind the eight ball. american people are being, i think in a very serious sense, pushed into holes of want depravation and poverty. that sounds extreme, but the reality is when this sequestration goes through, when those budget cuts take effect, the poorest of the poor will be vulnerable. those whose backs are against the wall will be pushed into e the bricks fur