where behind the wings were joined by are all together how are ready to share his impressions hello mr howard and welcome to our program thanks thanks for being with us. so the salamander key has just been released and you played what i would call a significant role in this movie so did you really enjoy it but see well. that's the film only has me like i play this business man who has and some of us who runs you know because basically it has to do with. fact that they found they found a sort of a form of rejuvenating and so it if you go and you get younger and younger or let's put it in very simple terms you would go as you could would grow old this fast and of course you know that's that's not a bad thing to discover and. and to to try and sell it to people because. they would need surgery just you know a way and and. so but there's of course there's like a war you start a war at the same time because everybody wants it. and then at the same time which was one of my favorite scenes also was that he discovers that one of his scientists is also. discovered a new disease that will be cured by t

mr. howard coble's district, said, get out. get out of afghanistan before it's too late. and it's the black hole with no end to it. in closing, mr. speaker, i would like to read from a letter from a marine down in my district, camp lejeune, jacksonville, north carolina, he served 31 years, retired as a colonel in the united states marine corps, i urge you to make contact with the current and newly elected men and women to congress and ask them to end this war and bring our young men and women home. if any of comments will assist you in this effort, you are welcomed to use them and my name. dennis g. adams, lieutenant kohl member, retired, united states marine corps. mr. speaker, before i close, yesterday was congresswoman sue myrick, i went to walter reed hospital to visit the young soldiers and marines who have lost their legs, arms, and two of them that we saw, mr. speaker, have no body arts below their waist. no body parts. and here we are supporting a corrupt leader of a nation that quite frankly will never be a nation, it is a country. it's not a nation. it will never

mr. speaker, validly in this respect, in fact, almost a million of the renewable energy certificates have been invalidated were done so in 2003 during the term of the howardovernment without any specific review of what had happened. mr. speaker, the legislation is already subject to biennial reviews the first which is due in 2012. and what we are seeing here yet again is an effort by the opposition to misrepresent facts to create a scare campaign, and they do not do their detailed policy work. >> the leader of the opposition. >> mr. speaker, my question is to the prime minister and i refer to to a visit i made today to arthur and rita clack at their fruit and vegetable shop in quinnby on a $6,000 a month power bill will increase by $1500 and that's the start under the government's carbon tax. >> order. >> and i ask the prime minister, why won't -- why won't the prime minister be honest with the australiian people about the impact of her carbon tax on the cost of food? >> the prime minister. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. and i thank the leader of the opposition for his question. and as the leader of the opposition, even in the words of his question

mr. planhold. those are the two cards i have. >> good afternoon, again, supervisors. howard frasner. first i have to say, a list of probable or expected improvements, that looks like a good list, a few less stops and signals and one has to comment, first, on changing signal lights. this city is a transit-first city but when we have to move cars, we find a need for transit light. when we have to move muni, who needs a transit light, we put stop signs in and that's not good and it has to change and one way to change it is to make the four-ways two-ways and that might help a little bit. what i forgot to say before and it applies to mission and the j, there are streets in san francisco that have double signs for double parking and i don't know if that applies to these two but it should if it's screwing up the muni and that would make it -- give the p.c.o.'s another hammer, a chance to get this thing done. the other ones that are not on the list, prepurchase of fares. that's very good. that's one no one's mentioned yet but coming from outbound, starting in bark darrow, the m and the j tak

mrs. bna smith followed by howard baker. serious faces. talking things over with his wife, edward reilly chief defense counsel and mrs. on left with betty all faced with the tragedy told by these of little lindbergh, the first garment made by betty, the second is the shirt he wore over the first garment on the night he was kidnapped and last but not least thus leading suit identified as the one the baby war which the prosecution contends is the one turned over and return for the ransom. again in the picture she is reminded of that tragic night by the little from guard torn from his suit. he smiles as he leaves the courtroom. is he guilty or not guilty? comments by the author and words and still more words of evidence of doubt of identification and words that span oceans and continents and interest on the street from new york to timbuktu or different reporters cover the trial turned out coffee to the tune of sticking tease. >> the defense counsel was hired and paid for by the newspapers and returned for the story. well, the news reels camera

mr. speaker, in this respect, in fact, almost a million of the renewable energy certificates have been invalidated were done so in 2003 during the term of the howardnment without any specific review of what had happened. mr. speaker, the legislation is already subject to biannual reviews, the first of which is due now in 2012, and what we are seeing here, yet again, is an effort by the opposition to misrepresent facts to create a scare campaign, and they do not do their dekalb policy work. [inaudible conversations] >> the leader of the opposition. >> mr. speaker, my question is to the prime minister, and refer to a visit i made today to author and rita clark at their fruit and vegetable shop a $6,000 a month power bill in connection in connection increases to $1500 just under the tax. >> order, order. >> why won't the prime minister be hoppest with the os -- honest with the australian people about the impact of the carbon tax on the cost of food? [inaudible conversations] >> the prime minister. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker, and i thank the leader of the opposition for his question, and as the leader of the opposition well knows even in the

mr. badner to us back in 2009, there is a series of comments on other properties they own on market, 350 bush, 500 pine, and 120 howard. perhaps since it has been a number of years we could get some updates on those other properties as well. >> i want to apologize to the commission. i was responsible for that time in 2009. due to other responsibilities and issues i was not able to prioritize that to bring that back to the commission. i appreciate this matter being brought before the commission. i will do our best to try to get these other projects move forward. this is an overall update on the status. president olague: great. do we have a date? >> the earliest would be june 2. president olague: we should schedule it for them. i would like to open up for public comment. >> sue hester. we can kind of fit this in. what i have here is a time line on this project. i have been bugging the department to calendar this forever, for many years. i went to the original allocation hearings. they were really interesting beckon the old days of the '80s. there are consequences of sites being dormant for so long. i had a case on the o

mr. blackwell to come out and provide you a brief update on where things stand today. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am going to go into a bit more detail on things that miss howard raised and give you an update. hold onto your hats. in summary, the proposal basically says 3 1/4 innings. one supposes the -- three or four things. at the same time, it acknowledges existing commitments that are held by the redevelopment agency'ies and cls for -- calls for creation once they are abolished to carry out those applications. the last piece of the proposal that has not received a lot of attention is an effort to reduce from 2/3 to 55% the amount of voter approval needed to approve things like economic development. that is briefly what the governor's proposal is. both the assembly and budget committees met last week. the senate committee decided to go along with the governor's proposal. they decided to score $1.7 billion and left room for negotiation. what is happening now, they have formed a conference committee to reconcile the differences between the decisions that were made in the senate and the assembly. they were made without the bill language to a company that gover

mr. speaker, we don't have that right. it is our responsibility to bear those children. and these foremothers knew that. in a letter to julia ward howard in 1873, elizabeth katie stanton, the woman who shocked society, mr. speaker, by daring to leave her house proudly showing her pregnancy because that was just not done, wrote, and i quote, when we consider that women are treated as property it is degrading to women to treat our children as property to be disposed of as we see fit. now, when i was a child in school learning about the issues of women suffrage and women rights, i knew elizabeth katie stanton was pro-woman, pro-freedom pioneer but i didn't know she was pro-life. shoot, i didn't know she was pro-life until a few years ago. she was hardly alone. in her pro-life views. as you can see, susan b. anthony also expressed her thoughts about pro-life in the publication "the revolution." guilty? yes. no matter what the motive, love of ease or desire to save from the unborn innocent, the woman is awfully guilty who commits the deed. it will burden her conscience in life. it will burden her soul in death. mr. speaker, those words were

mr. swing was very effective. what is the status now? >> we continue to take that under advisement. after the departure of howard last year, we have continued to do the work that he has started as well as other senior officials and, again, depending on the budget, and other objectives, we continue to take that under advicement. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> m >> thank you again for coming and thank you for your testimony. the united states is constantly called upon to clean up messes throughout the world. now that is a testament to the generosity of the american people, as well our unique position as an exceptional world power. as well, compared to european assistance particularly france and belgium given the colonial legacy here. >> in terms of the united states, we have still the largest donor in terms of our support through the peace keeping agencies through the un service agencies like unicef. and we continue to lead on this. >>> i think we are working with our partners to continuously find ways to partner with our countries. it is a balancing act. we are in constant discussions with our british p

mr. swing was very effective. what is the status now? >> we continue to take that under advisement. after the departure of howard last year, we have continued to do the work that he has started as well as other senior officials and, again, depending on the budget, and other objectives, we continue to take that under advicement. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> m >> thank you again for coming and thank you for your testimony. the united states is constantly called upon to clean up messes throughout the world. now that is a testament to the generosity of the american people, as well our unique position as an exceptional world power. as well, compared to european assistance particularly france and belgium given the colonial legacy here. >> in terms of the united states, we have still the largest donor in terms of our support through the peace keeping agencies through the un service agencies like unicef. and we continue to lead on this. >>> i think we are working with our partners to continuously find ways to partner with our countries. it is a balancing act. we are in constant discussions with our british p

mr. swing was very effective. what is the status now? >> we continue to take that under advisement. after the departure of howard last year, we have continued to do the work that he has started as well as other senior officials and, again, depending on the budget, and other objectives, we continue to take that under advicement. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> m >> thank you again for coming and thank you for your testimony. the united states is constantly called upon to clean up messes throughout the world. now that is a testament to the generosity of the american people, as well our unique position as an exceptional world power. as well, compared to european assistance particularly france and belgium given the colonial legacy here. >> in terms of the united states, we have still the largest donor in terms of our support through the peace keeping agencies through the un service agencies like unicef. and we continue to lead on this. >>> i think we are working with our partners to continuously find ways to partner with our countries. it is a balancing act. we are in constant discussions with our british p

mr. deputy speaker, the difficulties and the dangers of moving quickly and rapidly with such a massive debt reduction over 45 years. howard wilson once said one man's pay rise is another man ticket. actually, the deficit reduction we're talking about today is one man's job passing from the public sector. and i have to tell the honorable member since he made the point he must remember that those who actually work in the public sector are producers. they pay taxes. they consume. and to remove them from that sector by such a drastic and rapid reduction in the deficit will not actually add to the prosperity or the standard of living of our people. >> mr. secretary, i'm very grateful for the honorable gentleman for getting under. the chancellor has announced over a five-year period of this government, they plan to borrow an additional 485 billion pounds or a 50% increase in official state debt. they're not paying down the deficit. they're not paying off the debt. they're just trying to borrow a little bit less each year, but it's still adding a huge amount to the national mortgage. >> well, i'm grateful to the honorable gentle

mrs. bna smith followed by howard baker. serious faces. talking things over with his wife, edward reilly chief defense counsel and mrs. on left with betty all faced with the tragedy told by these of little lindbergh, the first garment made by betty, the second is the shirt he wore over the first garment on the night he was kidnapped and last but not least thus leading suit identified as the one the baby war which the prosecution contends is the one turned over and return for the ransom. again in the picture she is reminded of that tragic night by the little from guard torn from his suit. he smiles as he leaves the courtroom. is he guilty or not guilty? comments by the author and words and still more words of evidence of doubt of identification and words that span oceans and continents and interest on the street from new york to timbuktu or different reporters cover the trial turned out coffee to the tune of sticking tease. >> the defense counsel was hired and paid for by the newspapers and returned for the story. well, the news reels camera