paul pressey to laurence bowens for the stuff...he led the tigers with 23....the illinois loses for theime this season...82-73....they are 12 and 1. depaul going for its seventh in a row...facing maryland baltimore....the demons off an early lead...brandon young goes to jamie crockett for the alley opp....depaul up by 5... they played some good defense in this one...worell clahar the steal...and the ball goes to cleveland melvin for the jam...he had 24....depaul wins it...69-61...they are now 9 and 3. horizon league action... uic loses 82-70 to miami of ohio..the flames 9-3 loyola beats st. peters 53- 49..the ramblers 7 and 4. thad matta and 7th ranked ohio state had 9th ranked kansas in house at columbus...the buckeyes down by one in the first half when lenzelle smith junior nails the flush for the buckeyes... but red shirt freshman ben mcclemore then took over for the jayhawks...after a steal he goes in for the jam...he had 22...and kansas wins it....74- 66....in a battle of top ten teams. the bears headed for arizona this afternoon...taking a whole lot of pressure along with them on

founder, established the opera in san francisco, by the way there's an italian directing the opera and laurence fergetty and 93 and good friend of the community. he is the father of the b generations and the guy that started the culture revolution of the 60's and 70's so in many ways italians have made lasting contribution to this city and the silicon valley. there is an important engineer that developed the first micro prosser for intel, so it's a tremendous foundation to celebrate italian culture 2013. also i was reminded by our pastors that san francisco gets its name from an italian man and holly man. it is noted. >> >> for kindness and compassion and generosity and i think these are traits that this city has adopted and made its own traits , so this is not to be under scored, not to be forgotten. what are we going to do in the coming year? basically we have three principles, three guidelines. we want to show beauty and arts. i guess beauty and harmony everyone associates and italy. we want to bring a large paint to san francisco. we want san franciscans to enjoy great art. we would like th

rooting for the giantses and become a critical part of this giants organization, the giants president laurence baer. [cheers and applause] >> welcome giants fans everywhere. hello to way back. look at this. wow! what do you say we make a habit of getting together like this every late october? what do you think? [cheers and applause] we all saw a lot of familiar faces and heard a lot of familiar voices on the parade route today. there were faces and voices which from february through october energized our players and coaches and manager and enabled them to bring home a world series championship. thank you. my favorite sign on the parade route was very simple. it said "san francisco, the happiest place on earth". and we're a happy place today because we see what a team can do in a two way love affair to bring a city and a team together as one. i remember when flying back from detroit on monday as the city flew over the beautiful city in the bay area we all in the giants family wish we could go door to door to blow kirbs to every one of you to return the unconditional love you provided us selling

the port consultant laurence brown after reviewing the giants and cornish company financial records stating that cornish is providing the vast majority of the money. the last memorandum states that they need to generate the entitlements for infrastructure and this is a far cry from building this billion dollar project. the sea wall 337 not a planned project and the giants shouldn't be able to shop for a developer partner. such actions are contrary to the public interest and imply back door dealings especially after the port confleet pleeted the public process and they have created a lot of value. shouldn't that value return to the public through the new issue afns rfp process. thank you. >> thank you. okay. is there any further public comment? hearing none we are going to adjourn the open session and continue -- >> [inaudible] >> in closed session. >> reconvene in closed >> good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability council, room

my husband laurence hoped to be here as well and jeff and i business partner and we are lucky to be included in this month's honorium and thank you for having us and we will keep doing what we do because we love doing t thanks. [applause] >> thank you. supervisor olague. i have the honor of making the next presentation for my district, district three. let me start off by saying i hate restaurant appreciation month for two reasons. one, during the ceremony i get extremely hungry. secondly, san francisco we have the highest per capita number of restaurants of any city in the country, and my district apparently has the highest number of restaurants per square mile of any square mile in our city, and we have so many amazing restaurants it literally takes my staff several meetings and i to hash out who we think should be recognized every year and it's my honor to recognize a relatively new restaurant in north beach and extremely loved in the neighborhood. i would like to invite up liz. i think i saw you back there. if you could step up to the microphone and liz is half of the partnership of dane

laurence bram global activist author economist it's great to have you with us here today it's great to be here this is the global economic crisis broke out four years ago there's been so much effort. to put it back on track u.s. alone has been billions of dollars in bailouts it just doesn't seem to be able to take off why is it not picking up money as people used in the wrong way and they're using old ways to solve new problems and they're not coming up with new ways. we have you know q.e. stimulus what happens is the money goes into the tracks and because you would have no regulation between the banks and the investment banks the money is not being left to people in communities are starting to use to reinvigorate you know the heartland of america it's going basically to the investment bankers were goes through the hedge funds and it goes into asian stock markets and commodities like oil and it creates inflation in china that's what's happening and it's not addressing the problem so it's creating more doubt. and it's a it's a bad conundrum. what we really need in america is we need to

laurence k. free man from executive intelligence review magazine says the way the arab spring played out free agent caused the current turmoil. and work with story to the arab spring almost two years ago in two thousand and one having somewhere been hijacked by a weak mike or combination of the muslim brotherhood and salafist networks so now people are seeing that it appears that president morsi and the muslim brotherhood i'm moving more and more who are consolidating political control and the population is not accepting it and the demands and dreams of the aspirations of the arab spring from january two thousand and eleven have not been met and the backing by president obama of president morsi has also been a serious deficiency and so the people are left with nothing but to demonstrate and to try to stop. appears to be a dictatorship or at least a consolidation of power by the muslim brotherhood. syria's military is preparing to use chemical weapons against rebels and is awaiting final orders fr

go ahead, laurence. turn down your television. caller: it is turned off. do you think they can amend the constitution so the president can run for three terms? i am hearing all over this country the democrats will take the house back in 2014. what do you think? guest: two good questions. the prospect of amending the constitution to allow an president to serve more than two terms is tremendously unlikely. bill clinton said he wished he could run for another term. he referred to elect an owl or as the next best thing. -- he referred to electing al gore as the next best thing. we have only amended the constitution a few times. amendments are hard to get through. i do not see grassroots support for the president to serve a third term. in terms of the democrats' chances of taking back the house, i would say this slim. districts have been drawn across the country. they are redrawn after each census. the districting favors republicans. in 2012, democrats won more votes than republicans in house elections. but republicans won more seats because there are more demo

host: lawrence yun, we -- laurence yun, appreciate you talking to our viewers. >> the house and senate are in today. the senate working on two bills -- to extend provisions of the foreign intelligence surveillance act and the other, a $60 billion relief package for areas affected by hurricane sandy -- hurricane sandy. a book planned for 5 to 30 p.m. eastern on at least one. and the senate will swear in their replacement for senator inouye. the former democratic lieutenant governor was chosen by the governor for the seat. the houses that line at 2:00 eastern. right now, a pro forma session plan with no blood is little work expended but the agenda could change based on the status of the fiscal cliff negotiations. and we got a special book page setup for things related to the so-called fiscal cliff. you can watch video of hearings and briefings and there is a live twitter stream of comments from viewers and reporters and a resource area with related documents and links, all lacked c-span.org/fiscal cliff. >> the soviets but the missiles in cuba. the united states discovers that by surveil

we had laurence from pleasant hill and he said, good morning, representative hartzler. i know we're being told we are at the edge of a fiscal cliff. we did not arrive there by not paying enough taxes. the federal government spends insane amounts of money and even by reducing us all to serfs, the taxes will not cover the spending. well said. here's jerry from lamar. she said, please stop spending our money. walk away from the table if they're not willing to stop wasting our hard-earned money. reform the entitlements and lower the taxes. nothing else in my opinion is acceptable. do not go back to the clinton era. that administration led use in a recession and do not raise the inheritance tax. and then listen to this, she said, i am from a family of farmers. that will kill our family and many others and make it impossible to keep farms that have been in our family for generations. that is the most unfair tax there is. this country will not survive more blows to small business and the middle class. stop the insanity and stop it soon. and finally from patrigsa in jefferson c

language similar to h.r. 6073, legislation that i introduced in the house, after learning that private laurence davis jr., a world war ii veteran, had been buried in a cardboard box in a veterans cemetery not far from my district. this legislation ensures veterans with no next of kin and inefficient funds for a proper, dignified burial will receive assistance from the department of veterans affairs. our nation's heroes deserve to be buried in the same way they served our great nation, with dig anyity -- dignity, honor and respect. private davis deserved better. while we cannot rewrite what is already wrong -- in other words, that has already happened -- we can ensure that it doesn't happen again. this legislation is the right thing to do, and in the final hours of this congress, i'm very pleased that this chamber is taking action on this important piece of legislation. again, i urge passage of senate bill 3202 and yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maine is recognized. mr. michaud: thank you, mr. speaker. i have no further speaksers and i'd yield ba