mik, great work. we look forward to catching that tonight. >> okay, tom. >> "secrets of bin laden's lair." tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern on discovery. mik, thanks again. >>> presidential candidate mitt romney is in new york city today, and this afternoon he'll appear with the man known as america's mayor, rudy giuliani. on the year anniversary of bin laden's death, a death that romney's campaign says the president is politicizing as he campaigns for re-election. >> the idea to try and politicize this and to say, oh, president obama would have done it one way, mitt romney would have done it another, is really disappointing. let's not make the capture or killing of osama bin laden a politically divisive event. >> to join the discussion is our panel, a.b. stoddard if from "the hill," doug fornell, former national press secretary of the democratic congressional campaign committee, and s.c. cup, a columnist for "the new york daily news." gang, great to see all of you this morning. a.b., the romney campaign r

. >> from 18th and market right on down and emptied into what was a trib tear of butary of mik and becauseited and these loose sands were under the water in 1906 who the violent earthquaking occurred, the santdz lick -- sands liquefiedd flowed laterally. half a block up from this spot was the valencia hotel the famous picture where you see the second story became the ground floor. >> we'll walk up there in a second. frank, what happened to the creek? did it get filled with sand when people built the mission? >> it's still there. actually, the city and county of san francisco filled many the creek and put in large sewers and the large sewers underground that actually collect the water and of course, valencia point -- >> so it's channelized underground and dumps out towards mission. >> not all of it. the issue is still the same. the loose sand is still present so in the next major earthquake, we can expect to see the same types of movement that occurred in 1906. >> people say what kind of effect are we having from the earthquake and it's going to be the same types of things that happened in

and an idea to do a mik-- a bike bell. the way. 10% of that amount is $45,000, so we'd stretch it as far as we can. but it is not a substantial amount of funding but we still rely on prop k to fund some of those activities as well. supervisor avalos: thank you. supervisor chu: thank you, supervisor avalos. are there members of the public who wish to speak on item number five? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, we do not have a budget analyst report on this item. we have a motion to send the item forward with recommendations. we can do that without objection. item six, seven, eight, and nine. >> item number six, resolution approving an amendment to the contract with an addiction, research, and treatment, incorporated, doing business as baart for methadone maintenance services to $27,209,317. item seven, resolution approving an amendment to the contract with asian american recovery services for fiscal intermediary services by $66,510,8454 and an additional four years. item number 8, resolution approving an am

. >> mik, thank you so much for that.ng in congresswoman sheila jackson lee again into the conversation. congresswoman, how concerned are you that here we have potentially the -- how concerned are you that something like that could potentially endanger future missions? >> at first glance, very concerned. but let me, besides thanking judicial watch for what they do, indicate that president obama campaigned on transparency. just a few weeks ago, he was interviewed in the situation room. that would sound like a complete breach of the classified nature of that room. but that room, when there's no information, is simply a room. but it gave the american people insight into the intensity of what transpired during the demise, capture and then demise of osama bin laden who had been a force of evil for the world and the united states of america. i think before we jump to conclusion, let's have the oversight that congress always engages in. let's not have congress be political because this happens to be a season of campaign frivolit

mik, what is the most striking revelations coming out of these documents being revealed. >> one of theking things how many dissension between al qaeda central headed by osama bin laden and many of the al qaeda satellites in places like iraq, yemen and somalia. that was a constant theme in much of osama bin laden's writings, that he was dissatisfied with what those people were doing. also the fact that just a week before he died, osama bin laden wrote about trying to exploit the arab spring that was emerging to insight muslims around the world to rise up in revolution against their government leaders. then because this was a serious question on the mind of all u.s. intelligence, military officials, just how much cooperation between pakistani authorities and osama bin laden. in the writings bin laden calls them the trusted pakistani brothers but mentions nobody in specific at least in these documents. it's important to point out there's only 175 pages of documents that have been declassified. there are $15,000 documents in all that were taken. so we may never know the truth to that, thom

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