and ray branigan is a manager over the whole program and john sullivan couldn't be here because he promisedtake us to the giants game but who hiffed here, almost literally, for the last two years, working also with curtis -- heartdigen. who was an intern that provided assistance. all of those departments working hard on this project if years to deliver this great library to you all. part of what made their job, i won't say it was easy, but made it a great project to work on as we had a great contractor. and i know, deshawn is here and brian from isac, it was a great challenging project and they did a great job. please give them a hand. >> and then finally, i just want to reiterate what luis said, leena chin and mindy and the rest of the folks that are managing the whole blip program do an outstanding job are making sure your tax dollars are well spent. this project, like we strive for in everyone, was on time, it was on budget. and this is really the model library for the system. we're very proud to have worked on it. my wife, grew up part of her childhood on 17th avenue came here as a litt

>> john sullivan. host: have you been pleased with his performance so far? caller: i have. host: what was one of the key items that made you vote for him? caller: he campaigned for cuts in spending. that was one of his biggest campaign items. host: if he turns on that promise in two years, would you vote for him? caller: i think i would be disappointed, but i would vote for him. a government set down, we've been through it before. none of us want that. after a compromise with the democrats sometimes, but i don't see where they think the money is coming from. we are out of money. host: thanks. terence samuels, go ahead. guest: it's a political dilemma that republicans face. you cannot campaign on an issue and then win and have a chance to govern and suddenly it is more complicated than the singular issue. what you have is how to keep your promise and not seem destructive and overly determined to keep the promise so that the consequences seem bad for the country? host: ken on the democrat line. caller: good monica. i will try to be quick about this. i wish there was the repub

but john l. sullivanmes to new york and he is scheduled to give an exhibition of scientific price fighting at madison square garden to a gentleman named greenfield of england. the mayor of new york hears about this and is distraught. club having nothing better to do in the city, he has the city lawyers take them to court where they assure the judge there will be no boxing, it's going to be a scientific ex-vision -- exhibition. on that basis the judge allows them to box. a huge crowd at madison square garden. the bangkok shoot -- the betting action of course and credible. they were clearly taking home quite a bit of money. but the chief of police and a gentleman named inspector williams, named for his facility, was the placement of the nightclub are at ringside. in the second round the action gets a little too interesting, and williams leads into the stage and stops the fight. and they are then hauled into court where the chief of police just makes an investment of himself by saying, you know, i had to sto

john michael sullivan is wanted for the shooting of two men on the day of the san francisco tried tticker-tapeland police say sold an old the two men monday and invited them to his house up to the celebration. officers say sullivan lord a man to the basement and shot him multiple times. when the other man came to help police say he shot him in the head. detectives say sullivan has multiple tattoos, he is considered armed and dangerous. in oakland, jeff bush kron 4 news. >> here uc-berkeley with the baseball season just a week away from getting under way, the university has announced its wiping out the baseball program, men's gymnastic program for next year. it's all a cost- cutting move. the three other programs have been saved. the women's gymnastics, women's lacrosse and rugby. i uc-berkeley kron 4 news. >> in national news, a former catholic school teacher, three priests and another church official all been charged with rape, assault and endangering the welfare of children. also accuse the archdiocese of philadelphia. a grand jury is in the archdiocese did nothing to stop the alleged abuse.

>> john sullivan. host: have you been pleased with his performance so far? caller: i have.t: what was one of the key items that made you vote for him? caller: he campaigned for cuts in spending. that was one of his biggest campaign items. host: if he turns on that promise in two years, would you vote for him? caller: i think i would be disappointed, but i would vote for him. a government set down, we've been through it before. none of us want that. after a compromise with the democrats sometimes, but i don't see where they think the money is coming from. we are out of money. host: thanks. terence samuels, go ahead. guest: it's a political dilemma that republicans face. you cannot campaign on an issue and then win and have a chance to govern and suddenly it is more complicated than the singular issue. what you have is how to keep your promise and not seem destructive and overly determined to keep the promise so that the consequences seem bad for the country? host: ken on the democrat line. caller: good monica. i will try to be quick about this. i wish there was the republica

>> john sullivan. host: have you been pleased with his performance so far? caller: i have. host: what was one of the key items that made you vote for him? caller: he campaigned for cuts in spending. that was one of his biggest campaign items. host: if he turns on that promise in two years, would you vote for him? caller: i think i would be disappointed, but i would vote for him. a government set down, we've been through it before. none of us want that. ter a compromise with the democrats sometimes, but i don't see where they think the money is coming from. we are out of money. host: thanks. terence samuels, go ahead. guest: 's a political dilemma that republicans face. you cannot campaign on an issue and then win and have a chance to govern and suddenly it is more complicated than the singular issue. what you have is how to keep your promise and not seem destructive and overly determined to keep the promise so that the consequences seem bad for the country? host: ken on the democrat line. caller: good monica. i will try to be quick about this. i wish there was theepublicans

signed, sincerely, john b. sullivan. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain up to 15 further inquests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> it's time for congress to roll up its sleeves and begin to work together. democrats and republicans must come together to create new jobs for the american people, strengthen our recovery and reduce the debt. yesterday instead of finding some common ground -- yet instead of finding common ground solutions, republicans have put forward an agenda that only serves to divide the american people. mr. baca: yes, we must lower the deficit and national debt but it is wrong to balance the budget on the backs of vulnerable americans with dangerous cuts that may lead to double-digit unemployment. in my district in california, our unemployment is near 14%. my constituents can't afford to have congress play po

john wayne schultz was one of the contestants asked to move on. the contestants were divided tw two other rooms were dismissed. >> i forgot the words. >> ashley sullivanrgot the lyrics to the words. but she was also picked for the final round. >>> 7:50. millions of dollars on the line. the reason a local medical marijuana dispensary is reportedly opening its books to the irs. >>> more changes to facebook. the new options found on the website this morning that's being praised by gay marriage advocates. >>> an east bay medical marijuana dispensary is getting some unwanted attention from the internal revenue service. harbor side's health center is being aditted according to "the sacramento bee." the facility reportedly does 22 million a year in transactions and pays state taxes but federal tax codes enacted to keep drug deemers from profiting -- dealers from profiting could also be applied and that could cost the center millions of dollars. >>> the federal government says there is a growing internet gap in some parts of america. the commerce department says one out of every ten americans can't get internet service fast enough for things like watching vid