k. howard, mayor's budget director. submit priorities for a variety of expenditures, including capital, 90, and equipment. and our office -- including capital, i.t., and equipment. and our office works with the comptroller's office and office of finance and the fleet reviews all of those requests and prioritizes them and figures out which funds will be available to support which requests. supervisor kim: thank you. chairperson chu: thank you, supervisor kim. why don't we go to the budget analyst report? >> as shown on page 3 of our report, we had a table based on information provided that identifies the dollar amount for equipment to be purchased by 11 different departments under this proposed issuance of $10 million. that includes 8 million net $780,000 in equipment -- $8,730,000 in equipment. and on page 4 of our report, we work for the total debt service for the 10 million two for $5,000 is estimated to cost 5 million. and that includes $10 million in principal and $8 million in interest. all of the equipment shown i

k. howard is the founder and chair of common good and the author of "the death of common sense" and he sayshit the restart button on all these regulations. thanks for joining us, sir. so regulation is bad? all regulation is bad? >> no. i mean, regulation in a crowded society at one level is necessary. but you can't tell people how to do everything without making them fail. same reason that soviet central planning failed. it's like death by 1,000 cuts. >> so some regulation works to keep order. but it's when government gets too big and out of control, that's when it becomes a problem. >> especially when it tries to tell people exactly how to build a factory or how to run a daycare center. >> let's look at the first example. in colorado, daycare centers, as you point out, are required to have at least two centers with a minimum of 10 blocks per set and they must be played on it. i don't know what this means. what does this mean? explain this to me. >> there are these regulations in colorado that literally tell people how much space they need for the kids to play on the blocks. how many blocks

brought up numerous times the hypocrisy the people like rudy giuliani howard dean fran townsend ed rendell can take money from the ne k. and yet because they're in positions of power the laws don't apply to them he it's not a matter of it's not a matter of whether you agree with the ruling or not or whether you believe that any case should be diluted or not it's a matter of principle here if this log says that are we all treated fairly under this justice system or not i mean stream media has been pretty complicit in completely ignoring the have pocker see in this case well having these ads play nonstop on our networks so it's been left to people like glenn greenwald the salon dot com that does at the center for american progress just to name two other examples to remind everybody they something just doesn't seem to fit so it's also not surprising that we haven't seen the mainstream media that plays these ads all the time and not mention that ed rendell former governor of pennsylvania and in fact an m.s. and you see contributor as being dell is being investigated by the treasury department's counterterrorism division f

k-cups. shares of starbucks -- >> howard schultz is like steve jobs. >> up another 3.4%. >> it was in the teensthey were rude and trying to serve this stuff and serve quickly and he came back. >> i thought when he came back in he would streamline the whole thing. you can still get a lot of things you want. they figured out how to do it better. >> i can't believe how successful his retaking the reins has been. all-time high. >> when you go into starbucks coffee on your imac, that's the modern thing. >> and then you can go across the street and do the same thing at the other starbucks. >> what you don't do is go in and read "the new york times." >> you might read it but it would be on the ipad. wouldn't be me reading. gail collins? >> she mentioned it. >> now she does it just to annoy people who mentioned she has said it 40 times. >> this is like the dog on the roof. >> it's almost kind of fun whyy. >> promised to do this in every column she writes. >> she is just a joke. i am embarrassed i grew up on the same street. >> did did you know her? >> i knew her family. >> really? >> especially in cinc

pennsylvania for how to provide security howard dean the former government governor of vermont and a very prominent democrat these guys are all being advocates right now for the any k. department care or the state department designated terrorist group and they're all working for them to try to get them lifted off of this terrorism list so they're allowed to walk around advocating for a group that the state department has identified as terrorist but i belong this journalist in yemen he committed the crime of exposing the u.s. bombing that killed civilians and interviewing someone one of someone who happens to be a u.s. citizen that the u.s. wanted to be silence about it was sesame that he gets locked away in prison so the message there is that there are good terrorists and bad terrorists and if your former official at the. credit to republican party you're allowed to advocate for people that are state department does a good terrorist but if you're a journalist you're not allowed that's chilling that it has shill is seen in yemen among journalists journalists are terrified right now to interview these people and the ultimately it hurts the u.s. counterterrorism effor