josh kaufman is in the same vein.he is a lawyer who has worked on the computer and cyber side of the world, works on arts and entertainment. has substantive knowledge in each of these arenas. he worked for 10 years, involved with the arts and entertainment world are so he brings real substance, real context to his work as an attorney. so josh, we welcome you on behalf of of the institute to our party. [applause] >> it's a real pleasure. jon and i go back about 30 years. i told john, it doesn't matter, the first deals with npr,. [inaudible] i've been on the board of earning matters since its inception. and although i'm not in the education field, my contributions have generally been more on the entertainment side of the business, i have been so impressed with john earning matters over the years. i've heard from a lot of people in the media, and the balance in the quality of what learning matters presents has presented for 30 years now, to me one of the most amazing things. you see a piece of learning matters and it is

it is my pleasure to introduce to you the author of "woody guthrie: american radical," will kaufman. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you. "woody guthrie: american radical" was born appropriately on bastille day. july 14th, 1912, in okeema, a oklahoma. which was the yelling, walking and talking and laughing and crying, shooting and beating fighting, gun club and razor carrying of our farm towns. because it blossomed into one of our first oil boom town. they discovered oil there and 1920 when woody was 8 years old. he saw the population quintuple overnight from 2,000 to 10,000. one day it was a sleepy southern hamlet and the next day he woke up and everybody was fair and it was filled with these oil boomers wore boone chasers who were making their fortunes hand over fist everyday until 1928 when the oil ran out and it went from boom to bust. very quickly was dead as an oil town so hundreds of oil boomers turned out to roam the countryside. in that respect, this town and its children become a microcosm of more towns and communities across the southern plains when th

now, i would invite everyone to stand at the invocation by father kaufman the house of representativeshaplain 2001 and remain standing for the singing of the national anthem and the presentation of the colors, father kaufman? >> let us pray, god bless america, here we stand united in memory and dedication. here a prayer rises from hallowed ground, made sacred by a great heroic self-sacrifice so others might live. here is found the beginning of a new national pledge of allegiance inspired by those who would grasp the few moments given them to take matters into their own hands and truly make a difference. resolve never to be victims of circumstance, here true americans witness to a living truth beyond themselves, their hope, to free others, who with them will change the world. desire is to end terrorism and violence, they became willing seeds planted for freedom's harvest. only unbelievers, lord god, continue to seek a sign of your love and forgiveness, for we know you have heard the prayers murmured here over a decade. has this anguish been detected too long? have we not witnessed enoug

contractor working with our architects so that we can build what is being designed, but i can have jim kaufman speak to the original budget. when we put out the baby, the bids came in under the engineer 's estimates. we were fortunate in that way, and again, most of the chain orders -- change orders came in as a result on forseen, and we voted to demolish when the city voted to condemn them. >> i am with the transbay program management team, and i take care of the budget. a work in total is around $16 million. the contract it came in underneath that. the balance of that money is held in contingency to cover these kinds of events. for delivery this kind of work, you are going to run into unknowns, the ability for the contractor to estimate accurately from day one is suspect. we recognized a sufficient contingency to cover these changes. in addition to that, actually about $1 million for the additional properties that were required for eminent domain, we cannot include in the original bid documents because at the time, tjpa did not own the property. we knew we had that chunk of work that had to

. >> i am herewith our liaison, barry kaufman. good for a little bit of context, in the spring we received notice but our county office was going to go into improvement, if for if, and those are the school the turn now going into program improvement if. the process has been fairly easy. because we haven't been including these schools, and because we have been a fixture you are aware of. >> 7 cisco is the only one in the area, but the powers of nbc? as two separate entities -- powers the nbc them us to separate entities. it is required to write an addendum to the plans. i called on them to explain the unique relationship no, and in e bureaucratic sense, they said to make sure we include that in the addendum, so a few things are want to mention. one, the addendum that is here is pretty much the same post no work for the unified school district, -- the same as the work for the unified school district, and section 6 is the work you approved last spring for the title three sections, so this was a giant cut and paste, so we were able to

up in what we now have as the crystal clear data in the last several years largely funded by the kaufman foundation out of kansas city and augmented by others. two important findings that i hope you take you that will augment the even more compelling stories about people and families and the appreciation of the human situation and that is, first, 91% of those u.s. born workers in the united states from the 1990's to 2005 were better off because of the immigrant, both documented and undocumented, presence in the united states. their earnings were enhanced by about 2.7%. why? it's complicated and i'll send a link to the commission so you can look at the exciting charts and graphs and do that to your heart's desire. it comes down to a simple idea which is intuitive and you know it. the economy is not a fixed pie. when you expand the labor curve, a simple economist will say the price of labor goes down and we're all hurt. the more people that work here, the more people that are chasing jobs and we're all doomed. wrong. the expansion of the available labor force creates opportunities that did

market strategist wayne kaufman says this is not a garden- variety correction. >> this is not run of the mill. this is stress in the financial system. there are a lot of indicators that show this-- that are reaching levels that show real fear. >> reporter: stock investors are becoming more worried about the possibility of another recession. they were spooked by the fed's grim outlook for the economy yesterday, and many are disappointed that the fed isn't doing more to help. but the concern is not just about weakness in the u.s. it's europe and asia, too. >> you've got not only the continuing european financial situation, with greece and the possibility of a domino effect through the rest of europe, but you've also got, now, the potential for a slowdown in china. >> reporter: those jitters were also felt at the new york mercantile exchange today. crude futures settled down 6%, at one point dipping below $80 a barrel. trader anthony grisanti thinks oil could head to the low 70s on the back of a decline in stock prices. >> when you look at oil, over the last 2.5 months, really what it's

rather for the market presents some opportunities for bargain hunters however much interest in kaufman believes it is too early to call the bottom and the prudent best of would be better off sticking to the south. it might be somewhat close to the bottom some people believe from say and their occasional boat and fishes around but you know prudent minute probably week before making any serious decisions any call to blue chip name which is you know essentially has come off strongly and has good ability to generate cash to play didn't it would be a good church for russia clearly its own gas company a sort of sneer through poor gus broom brush metal company just as last on there is between thirty to fifty percent year to date so they were the major losers in this game consoles you know obviously and they knew recovery scenario companies like heroes mitchell could be a very good bargain several cents for. good where bert and the end of the grain export ban it won't help russia sending this year's crop brought experts estimate of the total export potential of this year's harvest is around th

particularly men or is there something else that they're picking up on joining me to discuss this is paul kaufman founder and president of the protectors of faith and values based solution for bullying and author of the book no more christian nice guy i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight now thank you for starters let's let's take a look at why it is that jesus needs a make over in your eyes i mean what's so wrong with the jesus that we see now everywhere. well this idea that he was gentle jesus meek and simply it's a work of fiction the record will not bear that the record shows a much different jesus we see jesus who is more emotional than those around him we see a jesus who is tougher and more courageous and those around him and we've made him basically into the labrador retriever and in doing so we made him of very unappealing but simply. not accurate he was he was tougher than most people around him and we are called to be conformed to his image and if we think that image is nothing but cancel jesus week in my old it's not accurate and it's not very lucky i've got a fellow who

the attack the checkpoint well emotions been running high since august when kaufman police seized two border crossings in a trade dispute with. a local documentary maker told me that one sided nato is forcing serbia to accept its terms. this is something that is escalating the situation over there with german soldiers trying to isolate the community and turn it essentially into a ghetto in this you know uni polar world the serbs are hoping that somebody will come to the aid because nato at this point is not really contributing to a peaceful resolution of the problems over there and nato is simply pushing ahead with its interests in north korea which are mainly konami it's hard to say whether the situation will get worse but nato has not refrain from using force when it needed to push for its interest it does have blood in its sense ever since the neato bombing of serbia in one thousand nine hundred nine and these conflicts are showing that they don't really care what was going to happen to the serbian civilians are unarmed civilians in kosovo that they are going to push ahead no matte

. >> the kaufman foundation actually released a report that reflects this reality right now, too.o what can we do? if you guys -- go talk to congress, talk to president obama. what would you say? what would you ask for? >> exactly what gene talked about was that the leverage here gives small business owners a distinct advantage. if people are looking to get hired, they need to be value enhancers. they need to go where they can increase revenue. ev anything they can do that will help a business owner get one, two, three times multiple from hiring them. they'll get hired. if they're not a value creator, they won't get hired. >> if you hire somebody, we'll give you this tax incentive. >> they're not stupid. >> we're not going to hire people if we don't make money off of them. if you have a skill set, i'll hire you to do that, not because the government is offering me a tax rebate to do it. >> thank you so much. so great to see you a couple of years later. good luck with your business and getting your customers to spend more. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> a personalized experience.

the past we've talked to people trying to make christianity hit her sexy some are going to dr paul kaufman author of no more christian nice guy he's part of a movement that's working to make over jesus and the ultimate macho man now to be time to forgive me for the fan of you live show on facebook and of followers on twitter if you missed any of the night show or any other night you know he's passionate like you can clash the large hill and coming up next he's the. mission. couldn't take should three months for charges free. the free. free. free. the old free blog videos for your media project a free media don carty dot com. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the day. the lucky. the. lucky lucky. lucky . that's.

it's my pleasure to introduce to you the author of "woody guthrie american radical" well kaufman. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it is a muddy harvick road ♪ my poor feet have traveled this team rhode ♪ ♪ on the west word we've rolph ♪ into the desert mountains for cold ♪ ♪ i have worked in orchards of peaches ♪ ♪ i've slept on the ground in the light of your moon ♪ ♪ at the edge of your city ♪ we come with and dust and we go with the wind ♪ ♪ california, arizona, i worked on your copps ♪ ♪ and north up to oregon to gather your kutz ♪ ♪ did from the ground, cut the grapes from your fine ♪ ♪ put a place on your table that white sparkling wine ♪ ♪ and green pastures of plenty from dry desert ground ♪ ♪ from the dam where the waters run down ♪ ♪ every state in this union as migrants have been ♪ ♪ and will work in the fight and will fight until we win ♪ ♪ it's always we ramble this river in the diane ♪ ♪ of the green valley i will work until i die ♪ ♪ and this land i will defend with my life because my pastures are plenty must always be free ♪ ♪ [applause] thank you. "woody guthrie american rattle" was born a

meanwhile, jeffrey kaufman is in tripoli with a look at what life is like now. >> a statement. this is their city. a free city. >> i personally wasn't expecting this many people but i guess it is proof to the world that we are done with quadaffi. quadaffi is gone. over four decades but now he is done. game over. >> and so the square that quadaffi rebranded green square has gone back to its own name. and his green flag replaced by the old flag, red black and green which flies everywhere and adorns everyone. >> if it i told you six months, a year ago that you would be standing here a new libya, a free libya. >> no one would expect that. i don't think we would have been allowed to think that. >> when we visited the same square in july we saw thousands of people professing their love for the dictator or so they wanted us to believe. what we discovered is that many were being paid just to show up here. what a difference between them and now. if felt like a performance for our cameras. this feels genuine and there is no question it is from the heart. today, marks the end of ramadan,

secretary of state henry kaufman is seeking yet the asian pacific economic cooperation meeting in san francisco. f lories and we will to food fifth. >> university california border regions is meeting to discuss a budget plan. that plan could double tuition in five years. undergrads' currently pay 12,200 in annual tuition. that does not include room and board in canvas beads. yesterday the giants have released this statement. >> information is he was asked to step down as ceo a few weeks ago. >> the giants were not going to make the announcement until after this season but word got out. they're holding a press conference this morning. larry barrett will take over as ceo. he has been with the team since 1992. >> we are back in just a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the san francisco golden gate bridge. a beautiful shot. fifth half >> the 80 approach is one of the worst we have seen in a while. it track is grinding along and all the lanes. this presents something of an improvement. >> there rise on the dow jones as we see the european central bank making money available if netf

wednesday with here at the central library that we started as much of our programming is funded by the kaufman foundation, i particularly mention them because this was their idea, and a great idea. we're doing a series called kansas city cradle of entrepreneurs. over time we'll be doing a history of entrepreneurship in kansas city, but right now we're having conversations with some of our great contemporary entrepreneurs, next wednesday john mcdonald, the brewing pioneer, founder of boulevard brewing company, the finest beer in america -- [laughter] i hesitate to say that with samuel adams being on the program tonight, but i'll be interviewing john, and you'll hear some great stories about how he created america's greatest brewery. also, by the way, i was his banker before i became a librarian. [laughter] so i know the inside story, and carrie mcdonald, his sister, is one of our outstanding employees, and she has pictures and bail bonds receipts. [laughter] so that should be fun. also this is, obviously, a history-loving audience. we have terry beckonbaugh here on thursday, august 11th, talkin

and so following senator kaufman's footsteps, i come down and we pick a federal employee to recognize. i will get to this federal employee in a moment, but let me just say we have already seen rumblings in the press of a -- another potential political brinkmanship around the end of the fiscal year. i see my good friend, the senator from maryland, who like me, a senator from virginia, we have a disproportionate number of federal employees in our respective states. actually, the presiding officer from west virginia probably has a disproportionate amount of federal employees as well at this point. you have to remember, every time we get to that 11th hour, we put all of these federal employees' lives in limbo, and that is not fair, it is not right. every time we do this, we self-inflict upon this economy another effort imposed by us that slows our economic recovery. so i know the majority leader and others are trying to work in good faith to make sure that we don't have another brinkmanship around the end of the fiscal year. a senator: would the gentleman yield for just a moment? mr. warn

. >> adam kaufman the chief of investigations for the manhattan d.a.'s office. >> there's a real place for the manhattan d.a.'s office to have a role in policing the world's markets as they come through manhattan. >> morgenthau exposed how iran secretly moves money to finance pursuit of wmd's. exposed secret relationship teen the islamic republic and some of the word's most prominent banks. >> bill hemmer will host the report catch it 9:00 eastern, tonight. >>> firefighters working around the clock battling a vicious blaze south of pauldale, california. -- it is now about 30% contained no home are being threatened. >> the midwest and south could be dealing with stormy weather, northeast continues to get a taste of fall. meteorologist maria molina with more. >> it has been nice across parts of the northeast, upper midwest and carolinas. fall weather. by the way, it is not fall yet, it is still summer. next friday, it will be officially fall. you are looking at more normal temperatures. right now temperatures for this time of year are normal. 65 will be t

patrick kaufman, director of research at the washington institute and an expert on iran. you think this plays out? >> this is about iranian domestic politics. president ahmadinejad has spent the last six years disrespecting the parliament and judiciary. this is a chance to spoil his trip to new york for the u.n. general assembly where he is giving a speech on friday. they are going to do their best to make him squirm. jenna: you don't expect the hikers to be out this week? >> well, it wouldn't surprise me if they were released just in time to make ahmadinejad look stupid. jenna: and when would that be exactly? >> well if i had to bet, i bet right after he speaks on friday but who knows. the iranian system is even better than that of the u.s. senate for giving anybody an opportunity to block progress. so it could take longer. jenna: even better than the u.s. senate. that is an interesting comparison. as we take a look at some of the politics behind the scenes here, does ahmadinejad have any power as far as releasing these hikers? and what does that tell us about his power

kaufman: americans were left in an economic hangover. new taxes, as some would propose, would reward the spenders with more money to waste. we need to stop spending money we don't have and begin living within our means. the future of our nation depends on it. a washington promise is only temporary. a constitutional amendment is permanent. for the sake of tomorrow's generation, let's get it done today. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island rise? mr. cicilline: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: then the gentleman is recognized. mr. cicilline: madam speaker, the house passed legislation to re-authorize the children's hospital graduate medical education pral. while celebrations should be in order, i'm disappointed the bill was considered under sessspention, preventing amendments to improve the program. the bill passed by this chamber fails to correct a glaring mental health parity which excludes children psychiatric hospi