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. >>> and we're back with our panel, judy miller, ed rollins, mya mcagain nis. economic issues here. john boehner said the low-hanging fruit in terms of job creation was keystone, mya. we pushed it back because we're politicking and not leading. >> i think keystone could be part of the whole jobs agenda. i think you node a broad jobs agenda. i would look at things from the broader piece of infrastructure, we're about to bump up for the need for a highway built and the highway trust fund will run out of funds. we have no plan for that. >> pretty soon, because we get to the summer, some of the states will think i don't think i'm going to get the federal money. i'll put the issue off till next year. so it can be a very, very -- >> that could freeze some parts of the economy. >> another thing i would look at, if you're looking at entrepreneurs, how you're going to create jobs, the entrepreneurial sector, how you link the middle class to that is another piece of it and something john boehner talked about, tax reform. it's not immediate, it's long term. but for the jo

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this is judy miller from "the new york times" working with scooter libby and then working with the vice president. the alley-oop, you throw the ball near the basket and somebody tall puts it in. the coordinate effort to sell the iraq war to the american people was on full display on september 8, 2002. a payment one new york times article by judith miller that had been fed to her by scooter libby was headlined. u.s. says hussein intensifies requests for a-bomb parts. the first sign of a smoking gun may be a mushroom cloud. then on "meet the press" edick cheney referenced a new york times story. the bush administration planted that very story. to make his point that saddam hussein was about to go nique leer. let's watch cheney in action. >> there's a story in "the new york times" this morning. and i want to attribute the "times" i don't want to talk obviously about specific intelligence sources, but it's now public that, in fact, he has been seeking to acquire and we have been able to intercept him and prevent him from acquiring through this particular channel the kinds of tubes that are

tammy because, judy miller, thank you both. jenna: nancy pelosi gave her weekly address. out a little bit the benghazi select committee calling it a stunt. let's go ahead and listen in. >> i think i pretty well been satisfied that given where the troops were, how quickly the thing happened, this, the thing all happened and how quickly it dissipated we probably couldn't have done more than we did. we have been working on this for a long time. we issued a preliminary report. at some point when we run out of people to talk to, or we run out of people to talk to two or three times, at some.we think we'll all have as much of this story as we're going to get and move on. so, so there is that. what is the purpose of this? what is the manner in which they will proceed? how is that manifested in the respecting the rights of the minority? and, then we'll make a decision about where we should go. i, again, this is brand new. this is one week old. you would think we've been talking about this for a very long time. >> [inaudible] >> no, i don't think -- if they cared about the preside

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point you to our website, www.sfg we're very proud of marissa miller who's a prek special education teacher at paul revere elementary school; judy ratele, kelly clark, a fifth grade teacher at harvey milk academy; and michael feraro, a tenth grade geometry and ap computer science teacher at balboa high school. may i ask for a round of applause for our teachers of the year. [applause] >> mayor lee also honored or principals of the year, who like wise have very illustrious careers in san francisco unified school district. ivy ing, at stockton early education schools; rosina tong; michael rimer, and erik, principal of mission high school. how about a round of applause for our principals of the year. [applause] >> again, i'd like to draw your attention to our website where we will have pictures of our educators, as well as a short bio so you can read all about them. we also have a number of community organizations whose staff and volunteers make our schools that much more vibrant and nurturing and they help us recruit, train and support school volunteers in our school system. they celebrated a few standout volunteers and i'd like to

miller she's from the elementary school and merry religious is a northern california naturalist deeply committed to sharing her love for learning for her students merry religious congratulations (clapping) our next award recipient is judy from marshall elementary first grade (clapping) judy is an educator for 26 years and worked for the united since 499 she's developed the marshall program in conjunction with the library check club and in 2005 she was a national board certified teacher. judy congratulations (clapping) our next award recipient i want to telling me tell a quick story about kelly (clapping) and when mayor ed lee came to her classroom he won't on behalf of balanced ever again because kelly clark gave him that look (clapping) so kelly (clapping) by introducing to be a full-time teacher she's facilitated the educators at the african services and rode her bike from san francisco to washington, d.c. and talked about the importance of public education. congratulations kelly (clapping) our next award recipient is supervisor yee an chavez 7th grade open social studies and for k-8 so she currently teaches spanish her daughter who is here where are you sweetheart there she is a second grader and she's very proud to