it's an action item. 1-a is request by inspect are john keane for approval to 0 accept a gift basket valued at approximately $25 from miss lizza pa drosia. and 1-a to accept the donation of $6,000 from the supporters of the san francisco police department wilderness program wilderness program. >> thank you very much, lieutenant. commissioners in why are packets, a little brief description why these gifts were given. the basket from rosa pa drosia -- pedrosa to officer keane and line item b, $6,000 an incredible program where many of the children that rarely have an opportunity to leave their neighborhoods get to go camping and they do with san francisco police officers. >> i would move to approve both. >> second. >> all in favor? >> i have a question prior to approving it, i didn't understand from the wilderness program letter, who's giving the money? who's accepting the money? that's confusing. >> we have someone here from juvenile. >> yes. >> we have someone here from juvenile. >> yes. wilderness program. >> we will taye public comments before you go. >> commissioners, chief, i'm t

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest steve kean if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is nice guys are saying by all. right. steve. in india she's available in hotels. full seasons hotel. and direct. for. most of the. deliver of. the world's most notorious prison. held in the us. that's spent. the number of. years. coming up next our special report takes us back to the era of stalin a time when even a private. these children have a different kind of history lesson. is visibly nervous what he's about to tell them is very important to him on a personal level who recount the story of a girl who went to a mosque much like this one there was eighteen years ago. she started a diary at seventeen she was banished to the infamous gulag locked up behind bars. for an attempt on stalin's life who instructed i got no explicit instructions from anybody. just another page in the history books. his grandmother lived through it. to understand how he feels about the difficult subject

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form, we have fran harris of dallas, texas, versus amy kean of new york city. >> they're going to duke'll announce it that day. >> and at the end of the process, they'll come out a little bit, too. >> yeah. even better. >> this is the mother of all searches. >> the mother of all searches. >> thanks very much. >> i can't even say guru daily dual. how about a little drumroll? here are our first two dualing gurus. >> she said -- >> it's amy kean and fran harris. >> it's started. never mind. >> you can get to know those two and the rest of the seven at abcnews.com/gma. what do they think is >> woman: i don't know what i did before gps. >> gps: turn left ahead. >> woman: actually, i got lost a lot. now i just follow the steps, and i can get anywhere i want to go. turbotax lets me do my taxes the same way. its unique gps feature guides me step-by-step. searching over 350 deductions. so i get everything i deserve which helps me know it's done right. and gets me right to my maximum refund, guaranteed. >> man: try turbotax online now. you don't pay unless you're satisfied with the results. [ fe

governor kean was right and i thank him for his commissioner'' report. i also last week outlined needed plans for continuing to invest in new jersey's transportation infrastructure, which we need to be world-class for both jobs and competitiveness. but if we are to fund these investments in the future, we have to control the costs in other programs. we need to make cuts in programs that have been shown not to work in order to make investments that will build a more productive tomorrow. some people say that getting spending under control and reforming the budget is the third rail of politics. i am here to tell you i am not afraid to touch it, in fact i embrace it, because it has been said, opportunity expands in proportion to ones courage. i am asking you to join me in cutting the popular in order to fund the necessary. and i will go further than that. it is one thing just to say no to higher taxes after decades of tax increases, 115 in the last 10 years alone. if new jersey is it truly become a home for growth, we need to reform the taxes we place on bus

governor kean was right and i thank him for his commissioner'' report. i also last week outlined needed plans for continuing to invest in new jersey's transportation infrastructure, which we need to be world-class for both jobs and competitiveness. but if we are to fund these investments in the future, we have to control the costs in other programs. we need to make cuts in programs that have been shown not to work in order to make investments that will build a more productive tomorrow. some people say that getting spending under control and reforming the budget is the third rail of politics. i am here to tell you i am not afraid to touch it, in fact i embrace it, because it has been said, opportunity expands in proportion to ones courage. i am asking you to join me in cutting the popular in order to fund the necessary. and i will go further than that. it is one thing just to say no to higher taxes after decades of tax increases, 115 in the last 10 years alone. if new jersey is it truly become a home for growth, we need to reform the taxes we place on bus

fran harris of dallas and amy kean of new york are duking it out today.a, to weigh in on their answers. do that online. >>> first, more on the winning tickets to one of the largest jackpots in history. one of the golden tickets was sold in washington state. and neal karlinsky -- i'll swing over here. and neal karlinsky is in seattle with the latest. good morning, neal. >> reporter: good morning, robin. two, very lucky winners this morning. one from washington state, where i am right how to. the other, from just across the border in idaho. the washington state winner is from the tiny town of ephrata, purchased in a safeway grocery store. those are 4, 8, 15, 25, 47 and 42. now, we don't know the exact details on the winners, whether they're individual or, as is so often the case, groups of people that went in on the ticket. we know they will share $355 million. that breaks down to about $224 million that they'll split. and for the winner in washington state, they have one good benefit on their said. that is no state income tax here. robin? >> we broke down

caller: i must say that you have a strong resemblance to tom kean in your mannerisms and appearance.de from that, 2008, norm coleman and john mccain both contributed high amounts of money to the politicians within my community. he then received a pardon that was revoked because it was so apparent that there was a conflict of interest. i believe it was $30,000 to the republican party. represented by fred fielding, white house counsel. i found that that was a conflict of interest. is lobbying not just a form of bribery? guest: thank you for that compliment about governor came. i know the government -- the governor and any comparison to him is an honor. i think that what we all recognize is that there is a balance here. what we are struggling for is to find the proper balance. when the watergate reforms were passed 20 years ago, the feeling was that it $1 million contribution -- which richard nixon had received -- was too much. that it bought something. congress at the time thought that a $1,000 contribution was enough to raise money for a candidate, make your statement, and not be so l

caller: i must say that you have a strong resemblance to tom kean in your mannerisms and appearance. aside from that, 2008, norm coleman and john mccain both contribud high amounts of money to the politicians within my community. he then received a pardon that was revoked because it was so apparent that there was a conflict of interest. i believe it was $30,000 to the republican party. reesented by fred fielding, whiteouse counsel. i found that that was a conflict of interest. is lobbying not just a form of bribery? guest: thank you for that compliment about governor came. i know the government -- the governor and any comparison to him is an honor. i think that what we all recognize is that there is a balance here. what we are struggling for is to find the proper balance. when the watergate reforms were passed 20 years ago, the feeling was that it $1 million contribution -- which richard nixon had received -- was too much. that it bought something. congress at the time thought that a $1,000 contribution was enough to raise money for a candidate, make your statement, and not be so lar