[applause] i also want to give special thanks to mark sanchez. thank you for your help. we greatly appreciate it. thank you for housing in the bronco heights neighborhood center -- in the burn all heights neighborhood center -- in the bernal heights neighborhood center. [inaudible] lastly, but certainly not least, and i want to thank my staff. [applause] [inaudible] they really make so much happened. with that, i will hand off to mike so people can introduce themselves -- i will hand off the microphone so people can introduce themselves. >mayor lee: good evening. my name is ed lee, mayor of san francisco. [applause] i want to thank supervisors campos and kim. i'm here because supervisor campos is doing his job. when he was part of the board of supervisors who appointed me to this position, i promise to do the best job i could as interim mayor, which means that every mayor, whoever he or she may be, needs to be in district 9 and in every district of our great city. [applause] [inaudible] tonight, the topic is about our very serious budget, and i wanted to have that conver

. >> sean: i've enjoyed watching mark sanchez in the two years he has been in the league.ack. you can't be a competitive team and get to the super bowl unless you have one. what did you see in him early on that convinced you? >> first it want just what i saw it was what tannenbaum, our general manager we had woody johnson down for this private workout -- >> sean: owner of the jets. >> right. we had our offensive coordinator, quarterback coach, matt cavanaugh was there as well. we put him through a grueling workout. i mean really. every pass known to man that he did. and he was so accurate. the thing that impressed me more than anything, besides his physical abilities and all that, was the fact he had 24 receivers out there there's other top prospects that might have had two guys at his pro day. i thought it smoke volumes about who mark was. >> sean: e]s'p -- you insist yor players do interviews. if they do, they got to mention two players and one coach. in every interview. >> right. i will never tell a player what he can and cannot say. i will say this i encourage them, wh

sanchez. the legal mark will be on washington journal tomorrow. washington journal begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. this weekend on booktv, the origins of government from early tribal societies to modern states of china and europe. an author pulled discusses translate -- his transformation from liberal to warrior. also this weekend, david cole field on the role of religion leading up to the civil world. look for the complete schedule at booktv.org. >> michelle bachmann is here, i understand. she is thinking about running for president. which is a weird because i hear she was born in canada. [laughter] yes, michelle, this is alex starts. >> which more than 6 million views, video of president obama's speech at the white house correspondents dinner is the most watched video on youtube for the past few days. watch it at youtube.com/cspan. >> janet napolitano testified at a hearing for the senate homeland security committee. she talked about preventing terrorist attacks following the death of osama bin laden. she talked about how to attract immigrants who overstayed their visas. senator jo

mark m shirt. shirt. this is a show about the essence of the game. it's up until may 28. in san francisco, don sanchez 7 news." >>> still ahead, an abc7 salute, an east bay college professor who is insfeirg her students to follow the math path. >>> a college professor has won the highest award for teaching math. lyanne melendez has the abc7 salute. >> eight, that's right. >> she probably would not have been here had not been her math teacher in her native bulgaria. she was given a second chance to solve a math problem. >> i was very puzzled how my classmates could do it and i couldn't do it. so i went to the math teacher. i won the local math test with a perfect score. >> that day, what comes from within you can take you very far. she gives that advice to all her students. >> you can tell she knows it all backwards and forwards but she is very good and knowing where you are. >> it's a lot easier to tackle any sort of a problem. >> she has taught at mills college for nearly 12 years, during that time, math majors and minors have more than doubled. in 1998 she sounded founded berkeley math circle a week

mark ellis smokes one to left. that's gone. his first of the year and the a's win their third straight 4-2 the final. giants and brouwers in milwaukee. that means sausage races. jonathan sanchez gave up two hits in seven including this grounder that sneaks under cody ross' glove. it's trouble. the inside-the-park-home run. in the eighth. pat burrell finds a hole. rowand beats the throw home. maybe another giant comeback. but the bases loaded. the brewers pull off the suicide squeeze. the perfect bunt. braun was halfway home. brewers with the 3-2 victory. >> cal softball opening a best of three super-regional series in lexington. winner goes to the world series. bottom four, that's gone. junior's second homer of her career. that was all the support jolene henderson need it. strikes out four in the complete game shutout, cal is a win away after a 1-0 victory. game two set is sunday. >> in berkeley, double-header between stafford and cal. wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. it's fielded and thrown home put won't be in time. the cardinal ends the regular season with 4-# -- 4-2 victory. game two called due to rain. >> time to ache a time-out. you soccer fans stick

mark in the inland areas. spring is trying to assert itself. >> exactly. >> still to come, johnny depp's return as captain jack sparrow. >> don sanchez tells us why he thinks the next installment of pirates of the caribbean is the juicy johnsonville sausage. made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. >>> six people are facing charges as part of a multimillion dollars mortgage fraud scheme in san jose. the defendants most real estate agents i accused of targeting low income buyers by arranging $40 million in loans that never should have been made. while the government is going after the small players, some believe it is also time to zero in on banks and wall street. >> the schemes were conducted by two real estate agents from century 21 golden hills in san jose. long gone, another real estate agency occupies that state. according to the u.s. attorney's offense this is what transpired from 2004 through 2007. a scheme like many others in america that caused the collapse of the housing market. low income families buying their piece of the american dream were sold a house they could not afford. the realtors got their com

sanchez over torrez. three run scored and the marlins wind up winning 4-1. that's all the time for sports tonight. >> all right, marku for joining us tonight. good night.

mark ellis smokes one to left. that's gone. his first of the year. the a's win their third straight, 4-2, the final. and brewers in milwaukee. sausage races. jonathan sanchez gave up two hits. including this grounder that sneaks under the glove. that's trouble. gomez can run. sprints home. home run. 1-0, brewers. and pat burrell finds a hole on the left side. aaron rowand beats the throw home. same score, bases loaded. the brewers pull over the suicide squeeze. they lay down the perfect bunt and braun scores. they are at a game a piece with the 3-2 victory. >>> and the best of three super regional serious in lexington against kentucky. winner heads to the college world series. they are looking for their first super regional win since 2006. bottom of the inning, scoreless. and 1-0, bears here. that was all the support jolene henderson needed. the sophomore allowed one hit, strikes out 4 in a complete game shutout. cal is a win away from the world series after a 1-0 victory. game 2 set for today. back in berkeley, big game double-header between stanford and cal. top three, cardinal austin wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. field at second, t

forces subcommittee and in particular my ranking member, loretta sanchez, and the staff for their work on this year's strategic forces mark and i'd like to thank our director. this bill builds off a strong bipartisan and bicameral consensus and fully funds the nnsa, the national nuclear security administration, and supports continued modernization of our nuclear forces and infrastructure. it also supports robust oversight of the administration's implementation of the new treaty and establishes prudent measures to slow down the rush toward nuclear disarmament. the bill responds to the affects of prior cuts by this administration to missile defense, providing an additional increase of $110 million above the president's request. it adds these funds to fix the system that protects the united states' homeland from long range ballistic missile threats. it also provides an increase in funds to support the implementation of the administration's phased adaptive approach, an important cooperative effort with japan and israel while recommending reductions in future capabilities that are less viable. equally important, this bill advo

sanchez from california is on the armed services committee. what does the death of bin laden mean to the front torque the war in afghanistan to you? >> i think the killing of bill laden marks significant beginning to the end of this war. you couldn't win this war with bin laden still alive. by taking him out, by killing him, we can now talk about how we end this operation in this war. not to say that the terror threat's not alive and well. it certainly is. we have to be very mindful and vigilant about that. with respect to afghanistan, i think there's a timetable already in place that general petraeus has set forth to begin the withdrawal in july. and to begin a transition of power to the afghan people who ultimately will have to win this. >> congresswoman sanchez, do you think we should get out of afghanistan now? >> absolutely. i've been one of the advocates saying what the heck are we doing there now. getting osama bin laden was our key to us being able to pull out, as my colleague has said. i think the way in which we got him, points to the future wars for the united states. this is the type of thing we need to be investing in. it really speaks to why do we have 100 or

sanchez providing 4.8 million for night vision advanced technology development. >> any discussion on the non-block amendment? ms. turner is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, i apologize. my comment is actually upon the mark i want to thank the chairman for his efforts of putting 425 million in the mark for the modernization of abrams tanks and bradley fighting vehicles. the army had intended to cease production, which would have closed a plant in lima, ohio, resulting in the loss of advanced manufacturing capability and the loss of human capital. the chairman traveled out to lima, ohio, toured the plant and restored the fundingment it's very important for our manufacturing capability and also i think it will assist the warfighter. thank you. >> any other discussion? mr. bartlett recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, i would like to note the committee that we -- members of the committee visited both the abrams facility and e the -- both the abrams and tank facility. the service wants to close both of those for several years. in everybody's estimate the cost to make the cold lines hot again would be more than the cost of p keeping the lines warm. thus, the committee's recommendation that we keep th