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mr. hachimoto as a member. he is the president of the merchant's association in japan town, but more importantly he is actively engaged in the community of japan town. he has helped to coordinate the cherry blossom festival and the yematchi festival and these are things that he has done in the community for many many years and is now currently training the next generation to take the lead in some of these festivities and so, i appreciate it, and a commitment from the merchants and i appreciate the commitment to the community and more importantly, i can appreciate the ongoing commitment to the seniors, who live in japan town and i thank his compassion for the challenges that they deal with, with the public transportation, and it is definitely needed on this particular advisory committee. so i definitely would like to move forward and in full support of him. thank you. >> i just like to also thank mr. hachimoto for the great work, over 50 years and really the work to preserve one of our ethnic communities, japan town, nahamatchi and building with the xhupts as well and that is a critical point as the projects, and the other efforts to connect to the communities and to move forward and i di

mrs. ford, your sincere friend, elizabeth. >> we have a couple of questions that follow from that, this one from facebook. the cherryrees and pandas have been mentioned as gifts to the nation, please comment on any other gifts in the white house and how the rules developed for the nation that were considered personal gifts. and what gifts have first lady, in this case, mrs. ford, given to foreign dignitaries? >> i'm not sure when a law changed that made all gifts in effect federal property. if you go to the woodrow wilson house here in washington, for example, you can see all sorts of gorgeous things that president wilson was given by his european travels toward the end of his presidency. i think -- i think it begins with the kennedy presidency. >> regina on twitter asked, did betty start any white house traditions? you're thinking hard there. >> i know. you know, it's interesting. she broke the mold more than she started traditions. in some ways i think we've regressed in terms of what we expect a first lady to address, what issues, what controversies, and the like. so no, that's a tradition she didn't start. > wou

mr. charles payne. addressing the minimum wage. connell: charles is here with a strike of sorts. what the president should be focusing on. charles: by the way, you can cherrye you want to pick it from. after you go through the first time, it was about a quarter. here is the reality. 1.6 million people are on minimum wage. about 2 million make less. less than 5% of the working population. the companies that pay out this -- i did a study with burger king, for instance. burger king on the september quarter for company-owned stores , 27% on payroll and benefits, 90% on brand occupancy and another 5% on depreciation. that does not leave a lot. then there is another even greater reality through all of this. we look at these corporations and they are making so much money. you want to see what they did around the world. same-store sales were down. the company closed 13 stores. the middle east and africa are up. asia-pacific open 39 stores. sales were up 3.7%. connell: i know the social part of it, are you here to sell these stocks? charles: i think it would have a negative impact. it is driving a wedge in america. it is absolutely crazy. from a practical point of

mr. chair. this is an example of the cigarettes -- or cigarillos my colleagues were talking about. this one is flavored apple and this one is flavored sweet cherry. and how about this one that's strawberry. these products are all about addicting our children. and here is the long and short of it. in 2009 this chamber and the house signed a bill that gave the f.d.a. the power to regulate these products. the president signed that bill, and since then the f.d.a., the food and drug administration, has done nothing to utilize that power to regulate these addictive products that are going to destroy the health of our children in the years to come. finally, from june of 2009 until october of last year, so more than four years, they finally sent a draft deeming regulation to g.a.o., general accounting office and there it sits. so to summarize, let us not accept inaction by the f.d.a.. let us not accept inaction by the g.a.o.. let's have the courage that the surgeon general had 50 years ago to take on dangerous products damaging the health of americans so that our children will live better lives. thank you, mr. president. the presiding officer: the senat

mr. chairman, this hearing is serious, because it has consequences. in terms of security of the web site, however, it is important to highlight all of the facts instead of cherry picking, i said it, cherry picking, partial information to promote a political narrative that is inaccurate. based on the documents we have reviewed -- and when i say "we," i mean republicans and democrats -- and the interviews we've conducted, i believe we can establish several key facts. number one, although some employees express concerns with security testing before this web site was launched, the agency addressed these risks by implementing a strong mitigation plan as part of the authority to operate hem mow that was -- memo that was issued on september 27th. second, since that time the agency has complied successfully with the mitigation plan. the agency has now compelled full end-to-end security testing of the system, and it addressed specific issues that arose in a timely manner. third, witnesses interviewed by the committee praise the current level of security testing. they have described multiple layers of ongoing, robust protection that meet and in some cases exceed federal