any more questions or are we -- >> john moore with g.c.n. i was wondering, were all of the onpremise email servers, was a mixed? i missed the third vendor that you evaluated. it was microsoft, google and -- >> lotus notes. >> notes. ok. >> so the mix is we have about 15,000 users using lotus notes on two different lotus notes system and the other approximate users are spread across five different exchange across the city. >> how many people are using the new hosted service right now justice >> we have over 300 and it's been well received. one more from the audience. [inaudible] >> well, i wouldn't credit it to the situation exactly. i know there are stories even last night about restitution settlements and things like that with regard to terry child. i say securities are very important when you look at any type of solution. and the challenge we face as a government i.t. work force is frankly because of budget reductions and the strain of the economy we're facing a reduced work force year after year. we see our work force shrink in the city a

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today she carried a relic of john paul, a vial of his blood that was extracted from his long illness. it took st. thomas moore 350 years to be beautified and another 50 to become a saint. john paul is definitely on the fast track. >> there are times in the life of the church when everybody just says, this is pretty obvious. >> reporter: some are offended by the speed of the process. considering the slowness to respond effectively to the sexual abuse scandal. >> do you think the church is making a mistake? >> i think given the seriousness of these issue, it is enormously premature. >> reporter: today in st. peters square, it was the minority view. "today," john paul's coffin is inside the basilica. his anointed successor was first in line to pay tribute. all of these people in line to pay tribute himself. john paul started this process of fast-tracking saints. he sainted and beatified more people than all of the popes before him. 1340 beatifications, 483 new saints. pope benedict slowed that down considerably, but to get the sense here at the vatican that today he was happy to perform this ceremony for his pre

moore? >> here. >> and mr. sugaya. >> here. >> president claudine cheng. >> here. >> larry del carlo. >> present. >> john elberling. larry mazzolla. linda richardson and honorable jane kim is not seated tonight. thank you. commissioners, the first category on this joint agenda is public comment on agenda items where the public hearing is closed. and that's an opportunity for the public to speak prior to the certification or the commission's consideration of the certification of the final environmental impact report. that is the only item on this calendar that has already been heard in a public hearing, and the public hearing has been closed. so for all of you who want to speak on the certification of the environmental document, there are a number of cards, and they're all mixed up. so if the joint chairs would allow, i would ask for those who want to speak to line up in the center aisle. president olague: that is the preferred way of dealing with it. thank you. and just so the public can be aware, this will be your only opportunity to address certification of the e.i.r. once the commission closes public comment in

huckabee was the last man standing with john mccain back in the republican presidential primary race, and this weekend he announced his plans for 2012. nbc's brian moore has a look. >> reporter: gop favorite mike huckabee has decided he's not running for the white house in 2012. >> i just somehow believe deep within me that it wasn't the right time and it wasn't to be. >> reporter: that further clears an already wide-open field. mitt romney arguably the man to beat is still flirting with the possibility of a run. newt gingrich is in and showed he's not afraid to take on his own party. >> i don't think right wing social engineering is any more desiring than left wing social engineering. >> reporter: ron paul is running, too and making waves with the objection to hurricane and flood insurance. >> people who aren't benefiting for me to live on the beach and get a house blown down, that's not morally correct or in the constitution. >> reporter: gop race for the white house is a marathon, and right now there's no from uner. >> i'm reminded of how the carter administration was pulling for ronald reagan to be the republican nominee because they thought he wo

. >>> a judge sentenced john demania was sentenced to prison for being a security guard at a nazi death camp in 1943. >>> actress mooreioma it is a slow growing tumor in the membranes that cover the brain. a spokeswoman saying doctors have been monitoring that tumor and that the surgery is elective. the date of the surgery has not yet been made public. in the 70s she starred in the mary tyler moore show. >>> what police are releasing about their second homicide of the year. >>> the sharks are 45 minutes away from their most important game in their 35 year history. we'll have a live report. >>> a gruesome mystery is unfolding, all be it slowly in the south bay. what we do know is that early this morning a man was found bleeding on the sidewalk in santa clara. this happened in the 3,400 block of lafayette. paul chambers there live, what are investigators telling you. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with police, they say they are releasing very little details because it might compromise the investigation. they are not releasing the name of the victim because they say they are still notifying family. right here is w

moore shoots backhand. the rebound gets in there. 3-1 tampa, but bruce and the guys do not quit. later in the second, top of you're screen, johnn for the caps. the caps cut that lead to one. then late in the third period, tampa bay up 4-2, and this is when they seal it. he rips it past norberg and the capitols lose it 5-3 and they're swept by the tampa bay lightning. had this series gone seven games, i wouldn't think there would have been big changes, but now we're not so sure. the capitols lacked the urgency this series, and the team who under top seed was live in tampa. dan, what was the feeling in the locker room after this loss? >> reporter: lindsey, just do downtrodden, to say the least. the question has to surround bruce boudreau. 59% of the games during the regular season he has won. that is the best winning percentage -- >> you try not to hang your head after being swept, you know, and commended us on a good year. we had a lot of ups and downs this year. he's telling us to walk out with our chins up, and that's very, very difficult to do. tough time in your life as a hockey player, that's for sure. >> we don't measure