and i highly recommend marquis ausby. i have personal experience as a recipient of the work that he does with the access of love, he is at all the meetings, it is very supportive of people, medical canada's patients, and i have had a problem with that like all of us have. i have gotten to see that, i can't think of anybody more qualified. as far as all the other person's, i can very much recommend each and everyone of them for the other seats. supervisor kim: are there any other speakers for public comment? public comment is now closed. i do want to thank all the members of the public that came out for this item has yet to the applicants. how want to concur with one of the public speakers, fred. i think every advocate is very passionate and you can see that in the application and through the letters that we received on your behalf. it is a very passionate community, and we have a lot of great individuals for these seats. we do have the number of seats where there is only one applicant. including two of which that would be

i also wanted to support marquis ausby. for the past year-and-a-half, i have not seen him as a meeting. he has been diligent in supporting the task force. he has been taking on extended roles and volunteering. >> i have been a patient since 2000. i have been a caregiver for others since 1976. i have known lots of germany -- a terminally ill people that needed medical cannabis. been around the task force meetings and stuff, the different committees, i have noticed that the consistency of marquis ausby nd ken -- and ken lima, i also see their work and compassion with the other patients, and i recommend that both of them be appointed to seek to end for accordingly. >> i am here to support the candidates sarah schrader, marqquis ausby and more. they are candidates i have known and trusted for years. kenneth lima is my cousin and the way he took people -- and took care of people in hospice care, i was extremely humbled. one of the people he took care of that the veterans hospital had $1,000 stolen from him by the nurses and he s

marquis says he prefers women. >> i'm in prison.'s no women in here, but there are men that want to be women. so i have to deal with it while i'm in here. i'm in here. i'm straight. i mean, i like feminine men, so, you know, however you want to look at it. as you call is homosexual, being gay, i wish i had a different word, but as far as in here, you know, he's a woman and i'm a man. >> marquis and precious insist their relationship isn't just about sex. both speak of a bond rarely shared in prison. >> yeah, i love him probably harder than i loved any woman. you know what i'm saying? and i have 13 children. i have nine daughters and four sons. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out day to day. so i can't just deny him when i get out, but you have to understand that this is just for -- this lifestyle, as far as the sexual thing, this is just for now because i'm locked up. i do this becau

i wanted to take a moment to -- i wanted to take a moment as well, to advocate for marquis ausby. in the times that i have wanted to be able to do things that were associated with what he was doing, i have seen him put forth a lot of commitment. he spent a lot of his own personal time, i can attest to that as well as its neighbor. and just about everything that he does, he is surrounded by trying to advocate for medical marijuana patients. in light of that in light of the fact that i know him to be very dependable and a very transparent, i would like to recommend him for that seat. i think his qualifications and the work he has been done -- that he has done have been more than demonstrative. he would be the best logical oi

we did here marquis ausby a few weeks ago however, you can come up and say a few words. >> hello, i am a patient advocate. i am also a member of students for medical cannabis protections. i have been working with the medical cannabis taskforce since i became a patient earlier this year. i started learning about the laws and regulations of medical cannabis and cannabis in general. i cannot put down a book or a sheet of paper or anything of that sort. so, i decided to start advocating for patience and getting to know all that i can and to better help the youth, the elders, the low income, the disabled, the veterans, the students. i would do anything to help them. thank you. >> i saw this in your resmae. -- resume. >> i am on the patient advocacy committee. this is the task force. i was given a death sentence due to my severity in the whole of my heart. this pardon me for military service. i was a veteran assistant to the bed utilization. i graduated from i.t. technical institute. and i had to endure brain surgery while i was awake. i was put in a hospice. while i was a hospice, i used me

washington did not want french backed canada either and was willing to double cross the marquis they lafayette to keep about but that is another chapter of the book. i described benjamin franklin turning north in 1775. real ordeal for 70-year-old mad at that time of year. his instructions make for fascinating reading. my favorite line is you are establishing free press and give directions for the frequent publication as needs to be observed at the time. franklin failed but gave the british quite a scare and so doing inaugurated an american conquering into liberty being played out today. let me give you one more example of how the book draws connections between now and the present. summer of 1777 emerging forces evacuated for ticonderoga in the face of an invasion from canada led by the general. the retreat turned into a route. the americans lost their equipment and a lot of their self-respect. some of that self-respect was beginning a few days later. the only real battle ever fought, action at which the british pursued -- it is about the battle. a year after the events, general arthu

we have hunter holliman and marquis ausby for seat two. ansupervisor wiener: you expresd your preference for mr. ausby and mr. watkins? supervisor kim: i do like everybody who applied, so i understand where supervisor elsbernd is coming from as well. i know from talking to folks that they have been an almost every meeting. members of the public at commented on that. >> i think i willg go for mr. watkins. seat two is a hard one, but based on what i have read, i will go with mr. holliman. supervisor kim: ok, so what we have moving forward here as a recommendation than from the committee will be mr. holliman for seat two and for -- >> [inaudible] supervisor kim: i'm ok with doing it as one package. mr. watkins for seat four. >> [inaudible] supervisor kim: ok. we can move that forward with recommendations. i really wanted to thank mr. ausby and mr. lima. i know you have spent a tremendous amount of time and are very active on the task force. we had a very difficult decision in front of us and i would love to see everyone moved forward as well.

this is what we wanted to have, we wanted to have marquis players. with want well rounded -- that can be great examples. >> no matter how it turns out luck has a chance to make a statementment in his statement in his final game. it's the number three team against number four and decided contrasting style. >> not only ahead of us but -- one of those team that got the first place, first place pushes and second place pushes and lot of teams want to put them in the championship game they completely understand. they are outstanding team that fin bed off in a high note. it's great, it'll be a great game. >> the biggest news to come out of the meetings is still the marlins signing of reyes, miami trying to make another splash with one of the big free agent fish. albert, according to reports the marlins have an offer on the table. he is said to be interesting the ten year deal. the cardinals are reported to be pursuing him. the red sox met with billy bean and are interested in bailey. so far all just talk. sharks at home tonight. we will see you tonight at t

and by the way, the marquis de lafayette says this is his idea, i'm not so sure. then he encourages the march key to take a long overdue leave to go back to paris. lafayette had no idea that it was his good buddy, george washington, who really put the chi bourne on -- kibosh on this project of his. washington being washington, he had a very deefs side. he did, however, use this for disinformation and deception purposes against the british. so he puts the word out that this is actually going to happen because what he wants to do is divert british forces to canada where they can't do any damage, and the marquis falls for it. so washington who did not visit the great warpath until after the revolution is, actually -- >> [inaudible] >> nick just whit perked to me, when -- whispered to me when he was shopping for property. [laughter] actually has a very interesting influence on what happens there. >> okay. our dean has a question. >> first of all, congratulations. we're all basking in your hail low tonight. in your halo tonight. you will be going to canada on a book, a

global declared bankruptcy because what you happened then is i think you have people distrust the marquis as a way to say is it will deliberate because you know as we both know there are people that stood for delivery for books gold and silver but ended up you know as far as i know right now still i resolved i would see their money back so you saw a second period. last two weeks of november again for open interest in the longs for gold it's a richer struck respect of twelve thirteen percent again so you really really have a market market drop off in the open interest of futures and of course oversmart because of m.f. global collapse ok so this is i was banned they biggest bone of contention that the big silver vigilantes and gold vigilantes have around the world whether it's eric sprott in canada or others you've got the paper market the callbacks and the l.m.a. and they have broken free of reality and they simply create price discovery based on outright fraud which is now evident in the m.f. global situation so what sort of changes to goal and so over derivative contracts happened at the

he then took off in the stall and mercury grand marquis' and he is now charged with robbery, assault, and theft. >> donald trump said he will no longer take part in a debate he agreed to moderate. it had been scheduled in iowa, but it ran into trouble when only newt gingrich and rick santorum said they would put is a paid. it concerned a top republican party officials that he could be running. he's in the event would not have been the most watched but the most substantive and interesting event. and tonight, president obama threatened to veto the republican jobs plan, but gop leaders are going right ahead with a vote, the latest in a nasty series of down to the wire struggles over taxes and spending. we are on capitol hill with our project, mayor report. >> house republicans were set to pass their tax cut bill this afternoon. >> we will be taking the first big step toward bringing jobs to america. >> seeking support from independent voters. quite to cannot be for the middle-class, for keeping taxes low, and be against middle-class tax relief. >> most democratic lawmakers are opposed. >

. >> a while ago, one senator asked if you agree with the bottom line of the marquis report and you said yes based on the e-mails from your fellow commissioners. that is a pretty bold answer. >> that was not my answer. >> do you agree with the bottom line of the markey report which is that all of this hubbub from your commissioners is really a coup attempt and slow-walking safety? >> i will not comment on any congressman's conclusion -- >> do you agree with that characterization? >> i was very disappointed to see the content of many of those e-mails. those were clearly conversations that were going on without my offices knowledge. i don't think that is in the spirit of the openness in which we pride ourselves as a commission and i think it is clearly indicative of a need for better communication among commissioners. i was very disappointed when i saw those e-mails. >> unless you want to clarify, i will take it as a yes and i find that very staggering. do you think your four other commissioners to hold nuclear safety at a lower priority than you do? >> no, i think -- i believe we all have

over the course of the season the warriors will host teams with every marquis superstar.uns, not so lucky. >>> voters are in for next year's rock 'n' roll hall of fame. big names are getting inducted. guns n roses, beastie boys an red hot chili peppers. guns n roses the only band to get in during the first year of eligibility. lead singer axl rose hasn't ruled out a tour. >> dust off the head bands. it's 6:58 right now. a new way to save $5.00 has stores very angry. >> amazon says if you go into a store and see something you like and scan the bar code with your cell phone to see how much it costs on amazon, they'll knock another $5.00 off the price. it used to be only clerks that scanned bar codes. now regular folks can check if a price is cheaper elsewhere, usually checking amazon. the company figures they should take advantage of it. see the product in the store, order from amazon and you'll save five bucks on top of it. >>> on wall street, the dow industrials are slightly lower. big news out of europe, the latest plan to save themselves. netflix turning higher after a

it's not necessarily the names on the marquis that are hurt but the names at the end on the credits. people that build the set, costume designer, caters, those are the people who are hurt, because pirates many of them hiding overseas outside the reach of u.s. law are stealing products, distributing them and profiting from them on the internet. and as a result, you have less production in the united states. you have fewer opportunities to work. so that is where the damage is being done. we think that that what is being undertaken in the house right now is a very reasonable, very focused approach that deals with all aspects of the internet food chain that help cut off these illegal sites from the american consumer. we're not going after the intermediary, we're simply trying to work with them. what we are saying is all of the people along the way, the ad brokers, the payment processor, the isps, the search engines, they all play a role in making the internet safe and lawful for everyone. and this law would simply cut off access from rogue sites that are based overseas from the american

genuine intention of turning canada over to us once you have a french fleet and a french army, the marquis they lafayette says i am not so sure. and he encourages the marquee to take a long overdue leave to go back to congress. lafayette never tweaked this. he had no idea. is good buddy george washington who really put the, bosh on this project of his. he used this for information purposes, he puts the word out that this is actually going -- to canada or can't do any damage and the marquee falls for it. washington who did not visit the warpath until after the revolution is actually -- >> shopping for property. very interesting on what happened. >> you have a question? >> congratulations. we are basking in your halo. question on the international partners use spoke of. it will be in britain. i want to know what you expect your most knowledgeable french, british and canadian readers, how do you expect them to react? and secondly what you can figure out quickly, you taught a generation of students how difficult the alliance words are. is there anything in this book that you think would have h

he met to agree with the bottom line is the marquis report, which i would characterize as follows, that all of this hubbub from commissioners is really a coup attempt and is all about slow walking safety. >> senator, i am not going to, on any congressman's improvement recommendations. >> my question is about what she think. to recruit the characterization? >> i was surprised to see the content of e-mails. those are clearly conversations going on without diathesis knowledge. i don't think that's in the spirit of the openness in which we pride ourselves as a commission. and i think it's clearly indicative of a need for better communication among commissioners. so it's very disappointed when i saw a lot of those e-mails you >> well, so to clarify i'll take that as a yes. i find that pretty staggering. do you think any or all of your further commissioners hold nuclear safety and a low priority and you did? >> no, i think we all have -- i believe we have also different interpretations of what safety means. that is why we have a commission. >> senator sanders. >> this has been a very interest

national review's" fifth anniversary dinner he said the socialist state is to justice and freedom what marquis de sade is to love. he self titled one of his books, referring to himself as a libertarian journalist. you look at his agenda as a mayoral candidate and it involves loosening the drug laws and legalizing gambling so there's a lot of ron paul type figure that bill buckley would identify with. so i think those are all very important points but it's also important to enter a cautionary note. after his mayoral campaign and a rather despairing passage in "on making of a mayor," the book he wrote about the campaign, he wrote about how there's no future for the republican party and we'll see the party system break up into various factions that would be adamantly doctrinaire, insufficiently thoughtful, improvidently angry and self defeatingly sectarian and i think any political movement, especially one as highly aroused as conservatives are now, will be tempted in those directions and when it comes to that, we can look to bill buckley for lessons in correctives. it's important to realize that

his car a 2004 mercury grand marquis was found a new minutes later after police responded, but biancaolice chief says, quote the credibility of the original version of events is under intense scrutiny by our investigative deem. he failed a lie detector test on friday. he served two years in prison on firearm and drug charges. he is being held on an unrelated warrant. f.b.i. agents are searching for evidence at lane's home. officers were going door to door and searching a vacant field nearby. police have released a sketch by lane on one of two men that carjacked him. the missing girl, bianca is 2 to the 5, 25 pounds with a light complex ion. her mother and seven-year-old sister held a tearful press conference asking for help to find the 2-year-old girl. there is a reward of $170,500 for tips leading to the toddler. anybody can information can call 800-speak up. jon: hope they can find that little girl. jenna: new information on rocky relations between our country and pakistan. the prime minister now saying his country wants to rebuild ties with the united states, and he sees signs of p

joining us now is chris marquis. how are you?thank you. >> we are making seafood pie this morning. chris, tell us what you have put in the pan this morning. >> so far you have olive oil. cod, salmon, shrimp. saute that up for a few minutes. then you add potatoes and frozen peas. saute it. you add cream. >> tilt the pan up if you would. it is a great dish for a cold day like this. especially being home and watching the game. this has been on for what, five minutes? >> it is five minutes. >> what is our next step. >> our next step will be to add a little more cream. >> can't go wrong with that. and a classic sauce of cream and flour cooked down with shallots. >> can people buy that prepared? >> no, i made this. it is simple, but you just have milk and add flour and butter and heat up, season it. >> you are putting it in chilled. does it matter if it is chilled or hot? >> no. it actually works better if it is chilled. you heat this. you add a little -- >> seasonning here. >> chives, a little flare. >> tell us -- >> instead of saying

somebody may be marquis is our boss at one time released a report entitled, read the title, regulatory meltdown come out for nuclear regulatory commissioners conspired. that's euphoric, conspired to delay and weekend nuclear reactor safety in the wake of fukushima. representative markey, your former boss said in a statement about the report quote, the actions of these four commissioners since the fukushima nuclear disaster has caused a regulatory meltdown that has left america's nuclear fleet in the general public at this instead of doing what they have been sworn to do for commissioners have attempted a coup on the chairman and have abrogated their responsibility to the american public to assure the safety of america's nuclear energy. that's in this report. i have an e-mail here and i'm going to have to be made a part of the record, any mail that was sent by eliot brenner, director of the covington affairs at the nrc to a reporter. no sense that, my staff has contacted other reporters. three others have confirmed this. i have to conclude that all reporters were contacted and to receiv

washington had red hair as well as hamilton and the marquis day lafayette -- de lafayette. host: this is a question from a viewer via e-mail -- guest: absolutely. that is why he is often preferred to as the farmer called away from his plow to serve his country and then returning to his ancestral acres. to as arred as farmer. he loved fiction. he read don quixote. he read books about farming most of all. he was a very practical, self-, quintessentially american in his approach to agriculture. host: aaron from new jersey -- guest: by the time the whiskey rebellion occurred deep into his second term, a host of fischers had developed -- fissures. there were political parties. there were many who believed washington was guilty of overstepping the bounds and of posing a danger to the liberties of his countrymen. host: a number of viewers are sending washington quotes. here's one -- luis from philadelphia. caller: it is a testament to his character that he would relinquish power. people like napoleon and cesar chavez in venezuela and some on boulevard seemed to want to hold on to

not only has the marquis had a negative impact on them with falling prices, but now what's been done to them for the betterment of the state so called, has had a real dire impact on the finances. they are angry. been a right to be. when you have an opportunity to good -- to do good, we need to look at that. whatever help you can provide these people would really appreciate it because it's the fault of their own. they bought in good faith, they have lived there in years in good faith and now they're being impacted. but i want to thank you. it's a huge issue and whatever you could do we would appreciate it. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for appearing before this committee, helping us with our work. i want to hearken to the remarks of mr. voice of california. i was in on those meetings as well when we raise concerns about the cap ratio back in 2008 and we received direct assurance from fha not to worry, we got our arms around that we were going to hit us. we're not going to go below the statutory minimum, then again. we called you back. i had me

marquis is recognized at this time. >> thank you mr. chairman very much. mr. pourbaix you told us repeatedly that the oil coming through this pipeline would enable us to reduce our dependence on imported oil. in fact transcanada's application for it permit purse -- serve the national interest of the united states by providing a secure and liable source of canadian crude to meet the growing demand by refineries and markets in the united states and in your testimony you post what you said was the key question. do americans want secure, stable oil from a friendly neighbor in canada or do they want to continue importing high-priced oil from unfriendly regions such as the middle east or venezuela? however, some of question these assertions of energy security benefits siting plants by gulf coast refineries with him transcanada has entered into long-term sales contracts to reexport diesel and other refined products made from the keystone crude to latin america, europe and beyond. in other words, if this pipeline is approved, the united states may just be the middlema