>> we will call him mr. d. what happened here is, you know, if you thought you were a depositor.. then they say, no, you are an investor and will contribute to the bailout. so turning depositors and inveors is a really bad idea and anybody who has got a deposit in a bank wants to be assured that they are not going to be told, no, you are an investor now and be handed worthless shares in exchange for what they thought was ready money. adam: in the united states we have avoided this scenario not only because we have fdic insurance, people who have deposits greater than the $250,000 which are insured have never been heard, their funds have been transferred to other banks. they have remained holed. we have been able to avoid this kind of scenario accurately, correct? >> yes. in paris, we were pretty specific. after the limit crisis a lot of companies said the half millions of dollars in deposits in banks to meet payrolls and so they offered unlimited insurance on depository accounts that pay zero interest that coverage was ended in the end of december of 2012. so being depositors, i

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chips and must be poured into a chilled stemmed glass and filled only two-thirds of the way up so mr. ddenly the tribeca film festival is very interesting. i think i'll love those movies. >> i think so. >> i think you will too. >>> finally, it's time for love on this terrific tuesday. take a look. >> where's your girlfriend? there she is. where's your girlfriend? where's your girlfriend? good boy. >> where's your girlfriend? good boy. >> keep your paws off this little lassie. she's his girlfriend and he's a little possessive. >> wagging his tail as he was doing it? sweetest thing. >> thank you, lara, very much. hi there, sam. >> we'll try to do the running move again. let's start with a live shot out of chicago. a little bit of, well, we're cleaning up the beaches because it's an 80-degree day, the first one this year. it is the latest in 13 years on lake shore drive. let's see, wait, oh, no, i didn't make it yet. how are you? there you are, good morning, everybody. how are you? >> nice to see you. thank you very much. where you from? >> we're from benton, arizona. >> just married? >> y

mr. clerk can i please call item 3. >> hearing hear the updated information on 2014 and 2015. >> okay. we have maria sue from d c y f. >> good afternoon i'm maria. joined now by my colleague. do you want to - >> actually mr. chair, i wanted to ask if he could do the d c y f presentations first? >> any issues with that? okay. let's precede >> i'm going to switch mike's. so once again i'm maria. it's my pleasure to present our proposed budget for fiscal year 2013 >> excuse me. we'll hear them both together thank you. >> thank you just because we like to follow the folks with age we'll let them start. okay good afternoon supervisors and directors. my name is a laura i'm the executive director of first 5. so i wanted to say that this is the 13 year that san francisco has been a city and part of the city and county of departments. this is my 7th year presenting in front of you. we made over a $120,000 contribution for the children and always april for all. i think we're an oddity in the city in that we our money comes from the state of california and also from a propose 8. so sometimes we are on the organize chart

officers and to the guys with badges as well as the business d helps out community and religious community. thank you and thank you mr. chairman. >> i will do the last around. i know it has been a long day for the witnesses. when the fbi was investigating travel, he did not find his trip to russia. they typed in his name incorrectly. , the airline. our bill requires that travel exit data be base by swiping the passport. we are making sure it is machine-readable on exit. dhs says this would have helped the fbi in this case. do you agree? absolutely. >> good. one example of many where we are tightening things up. that would have been relevant. now, i mentioned this to your previous witness from your group. i guess you are the second

i never said that. >> iever said you d, mr. chairman, i don't appreciate -- >> >> the meaning the witnesses who have come here. .> let me finish we are going to have probably the most open process on the desk here there will be debate in the committee. we will have time for it. -- senatorator grassley knows, i even offered some extra time on this. keep on. we will have the debate. i suspect we will have a lot of debate. >> i thank you. i was not intending -- those remarks were not aimed at anyone on the committee or the three witnesses. there were people out there, you read it in the newspapers, who said it. what i am saying is, if there are things that come up as a result of what happened in boston that require improvement, let's add that to the bill. because certainly our bill tightens uphings in a way that would make a boston less likely. changes in the exit-entry sent -- the system of visas, requiring the 11 million people here to register. all of that make it a tighter bill. maybe it should be made tighter still. we are op

to the requester i suggested they have them download to c d and i asked for his mail address and i can mail those cd's to them. as of today, mr. nooi man has not been willing to meet with us. >>> comment on this? >> david popel in this instance i think the d p w have met and gone above and beyond to offer to meet with the complainant. it has the back project that was looking for some financial controls. i was also concerned that this particular complaint was addressed to both mr. new rue and was the department head at the time and might also be bifurcated to chapter 3 hearing and it wasn't calendared. you can deal with mr. lee tonight. i don't know if you need to recalendar that as a chapter 3 matter. even if however your intent is to dispose of it, i think you can only dispose of mr. lee tonight. i'm not suggesting we dispose of mr. lee, just the matter. >> i guarantee you are not disopposing of mr. lee. >> was he a department head at the time? >> my understanding was that he was in training, interim department head. this is not a violation. that's why it's under chapter 2. >> okay. mr. lee, are you here speaking for mr. nir

ultimately the success of a nation depends on the character d ter of its citizens. mr.privilege to see that character up close. i saw it in the first responders who charged up the stairs into the flames to save people's lives from burning towers. i saw it in the virginia tech professor who barricaded his classroom door with his body until his students escaped to safety. i saw the people of new orleans who made homemade boats to rescue neighbors. saw it in the service members who laid down their lives to keep our country safe and to make other nations free. franklin roosevelt once described the dedication of the library an act of faith. i dedicate this library with unshakeable faith in the future of our country. the honorable lifetime to lead a country has prayed and is as noble as the united states. whatever challenges come before us, i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead. god bless. (applause) >> who cares. struck by a duck. >> obama care. >> this is a simple, strong, good thing. >> there is remarket. >> they have my cell phone, my e-mail address. >> t

d. and, mr. chairman, i will say i voted against the ped care part d -- medicare part d bill because it didn't allow negotiation by the secretary of hhs to lower prescription drug costs. but even though i voted against it, i had, i had town hall meetings all throughout my district. and i had internet training to help my constituents figure out how to sign up for it. and i think we need to have that kind of bipartisan cooperation as we implement these changes to the national, at the national and state level. so i hope that we take that appropriate perspective, and i hope that we can develop that perspective as the affordable care act is implemented over the coming months. in january 2006 when we implemented the medicare part d program, "time" magazine described the, quote, initial nightmares of implementation noting snafus that have resulted in many low income seniors being turned away by the compounding new prescription drug program. in vermont the implementation of the law was described as a, quo

ultimately the success of a nation depends on the character d ter of its citizens. mr.ege to see that character up close. i saw it in the first responders who charged up the stairs into the flames to save people's lives from burning towers. i saw it in the virginia tech professor who barricaded his classroom door with his body until his students escaped to safety. i saw the people of new orleans who made homemade boats to rescue neighbors. saw it in the service members who laid down their lives to keep our country safe and to make other nations free. franklin roosevelt once described the dedication of the library an act of faith. i dedicate this library with unshakeable faith in the future of our country. the honorable lifetime to lead a country has prayed and is as noble as the united states. whatever challenges come before us, i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead. god bless. (applause) we do not. i'm angry. leavitt that. ♪ john: who cares? a slightly different code means you have been struck. 13,000. john: government mess. >> obamacare is working. >>

mr. duffy also referenced this, if you look at 4 d, structural design document was not submitted in order to obtain this site permit and you have to do that if you are going to get peer review and you heard the engineer say that we welcome the peer review. they have not complied and the permit should never have been issued. this is a demolition, you do not have to wait until they take all of the walls and ceiling and floors down because we know for a fact that is what is going to happen because the building code does not allow the elements of the building which you are being told are being retained in order to avoid a demolition, the building code does not allow those elements to be used in the new construction. that is a fact. look at the drawing, the foundations, the ceiling joists and walls and floors which you are being told which is how we are avoiding a demolition, because we are keeping these elements of the building. and we know that going in that those elements of the building may not be used under the california building code to support the new structure. now they may be decorat

mr. shimkus of illinois for today and tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announce d policy mr. barrr, 2013, is recognized. mr. barr: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to submit extraneous material. the idea that we are endo youed by our creator with certain inalienable rights that those are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. think about these words from jefferson and the declaration of independence for just a minute. the pursuit of happiness, the idea that every human being has a fundamental natural right to follow his or her dreams to reach for the stars to work hard to achieve their god-given potential without undue interference from the government. what is the key to happiness? i believe it to be hard work, a relentless desire on the part of the individual to improve efforts and hard work has been an american tradition from our very founding. benjamin franklin once said, it is the working man who is the happy man. it is the idle man who is the miserable man. so this story is the story of america. the work ethic define

mr. rowss recommendations is okay. >> we have talked recommendation one c oh, no, excuse me. - recommendation 1 d about this amending to specify the tax increment or accommodates to the cities and to protect against sea wide it doesn't include the improvements felt city seawall but we're comfortable with their response. >> just to point out the city seawall is intend as part of the xantdz portion but we agree with the portion if it's not needed to fund can't later be used to fund any other improvements. >> we're joined by supervisor kim. >> at that one we'll go to public comment i have two speaker cards. please come forward. anyone else please line up on the side we'll have two minutes >> good afternoon i am a long time port washer member of the central advisory committee and a member of the pier thirty, 32 arena. i support this legislation as i've also been chair of the commission bay c lc for many years. i understand the benefits that could come out i f d funding. the issue of diverting fund if you didn't have this money nothing would happen and you wouldn't have the access tax. i do support the budget analysts re

d b.a. any questions? >> i have reviewed the propped amendment and dpa should recommend it. >> thank you, mr. rows. i'd like to open up on public commit to item it through 4 >> i'm glad you've built this up you've built up the health budget up you've built it up-and-up and up and now your buckets solid. and it's still going to make it - give it all you've got. your solid as a budget rock and you give it all you got. and a thank you, mr. paul son-in-law. anyone else want to commit? seeing none public commit t is closed. can we move the budget >> yes i'll move the budget. >> we can move without objection and now move the other items. >> item number 5 resolution approving the second amendment between the transportation agency and the powers for the center pursuant to charter section not to exceed to 5 hundred 3 hundred and 77 there's for the period of july 2009 through december 31, 2017. >> we have mr. kim. >> thank you i'm henry kim i'm here behavior of the board to execute this transit pursuant to charter section 118. this intuitive was authorized by an enter governmental services and overhead inspe

mr. waldron will pass me. is there some question? well, he gave me a d at midterm. what are you going to do about it?in the front row. doreen. oh, thank you not to interrupt, young lady. sorry. now, mary ann, honey, i want to talk to you about your plans for after you graduate. what about them? now, don't get excited. i was just discussing your college plans with your mother and-- discussing what? your plans, where we're sending you for college. but we know where we're sending me. chico state's already accepted me. if you graduate. i will. god. all i've got to do is get through geometry. you will, sweetheart. but that's not the point. i think that chico state maybe isn't the best place for you after all. what? i was thinking that-- no, no, i wasn't thinking. i decided to send you to a more suitable school. where? now, i don't want you to get upset over this. i've given this a lot of thought. i've weighed your educational needs and i've also considered what you want, but i've also got to consider your spiritual needs. oh, no. now, i know you don't understand my concern for your spiritual well-being. n

and if it's mr importantly in d. -- more appropriately in d.o.d., then we'll go there next. ae secretary of the army made statement. there's a guy in this room who has to have -- who has a bullet in the body -- in his body that needs to be remove bud can't because under his benefits it's not a combat bullet. so we need to figure out what we're doing here. i need to know why we have workplace violence versus act of terror so these guys can get the care they need so if he's found guilty, can it be found a -- an act of terror. >> i would be happy to work with you, get the secretary of the army down here to work with you to get some answers. >> that would be fabulous. >> but i have to go back to this, i agree with my friend from philadelphia, mr. fatah. the fact is, you can come up and say whatever the pact is the department of justice investigated this case, your department investigated this case. the justice department investigated this case. it was not the secretary of the army that investigated it, you and your department investigated it. so what i'm asking you, out of respe

let's check in with sandy kru d cutler, chairman and ceo of the company. mr. back to "mad money.." >> good evening, jim, great to be back with you tonight. >> ythis is an amazing quarter, you say even in the call europe is molasses, the economy over there is so slow, you saw some good asia, united states okay, yet you were still able to deliver remarkable margins. should we be focused more on margins than revenue if we want to figure out what a stock is going to do these days? >> obviously you have to have the revenues. the real key is where you led off tonight, in this relatively slow growth outlook around the world, 2% gdp, the companies that can execute, they can create their own sources of additional sales, their own sources of additional profit. that's really where we think the opportunity is for the shareholder and what we were able to do in the first quarter. you correctly thonoted, profits 28%. we exceeded our own guidance for the quarter as well as the analyst consensus. we're off to a really solid start in a year where markets aren't going to bail pe

mr. brokaw's comments, he didn't rail against the celebrities in general, he raid against they get c and d list celebrities. guys like george clooney and some of the other legitimate a listers, you're bringing in lindsay lohan, the kardashians, thought that was an interesting point. >> i thought it was interesting. in the past, you had ozzy osbourne, justin beiber. all you need is honey boo boo, that's a sign of the apocalypse i am pretty sure. where else do you get different groups, eclectic group together with people in the media. it is not to me, i am not a journalist, don't disrespect tom brokaw whatsoever, amazing journalist, i understand where he is coming from, it is one night. not on-going, it is one night. they laugh, make fun of celebrities, the comedian, the president. it mocks them being there as well. >> we're taking a quick break. we are close to the moment of truth, the president's remarks at the white house correspondents' dinner. who is his target tonight? who could be on the list, could it be perhaps a familiar foe? >> of course, the deficit is a serious issue. that's why

d r.'s regulator's case and restrict meeting of historical standards and sacrificing along the way. there have been compromises made as mr. hoffman admits. with all of this in mind, i ask that you allow them to build this house as designed and that you do not take discretionary review and approve the project as submitted without modification. thank you for your time. good afternoon, commissioners, thank you forgive -- for -- giving me time to speak today. we are glad to see them move into our neighborhood and also very excited to see what they would do with the home. i walked by their house almost everyday on my way. the design to the neighborhood and in the neighbor of 3 and 4 story houses particularly along the wall. i'm here to ask you to not take the dr's request. thanks for your time. >> i live in bruno heights. i'm although also a current member of the design review board. i know john as a professional colleague and a friend. i'm a licensed architect and have been in san francisco for 25 years and i have been here for 25 years. i'm here to speak about this issue because it comes up quite a bit. when i was going thr

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d. you ask mr. hale. he may want to respond is well.let me address your larger question in the context of the question. if in fact we're facing the reality we are facing, then we're going to have a plan, it just, review and take a pretty hard look at everything. the chairman's comments in his testimony, matching the least versus the commission is a particularly important comment because we can't put our military analyst to support our military in a position where they are underresourced and there's an expectation by the people of this country that they are secure and we are guaranteeing security. as the chairman and mr. smith noted in your comment, it is biased to some ability of a government, a security of the nation. it is going to require some tough choices across the board and i generally had some of this choice is in my testimony. brac area we have to look at because there's not one answer to this. if every component of our budget, including tri-care, compensation, benefits. i don't have to engage this body, and this congress on th

mr. secretary, you know corporate r&d has not played in the department of defense and translated and transferred to the civilian sector, dating way back. court to focus on energy and saying we should do so and i understand the price of the fuel is going to rise to $4.70 per gallon in may 1st, an increase of 21% over prices. the volatility of this crisis makes budgeting impossible. with that in mind, what investments will dod make to prevent our fuel bill from cutting further into critical programs. >> you know the numbers on this, how much money we spend annually and one of the largest consumers of dod. it is an issue. it is not just a budget issue, but reliability of our service is. we have an office in the department of defense that focuses on this within that office. we continue to look at different options and programs and we find his offices. it is a priority, has to be a priority within all the balance of the things we are doing. the research and development wing of defense has been remarkably productive element. yes it is a priority and will continue to be a priority. >> i look forward to

some of the problems of certain ncers d we're gti a will the for the dollar, but it is going up, but people are living better lives and longer lives. >> all right, mr. miller, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> alan miller, ceo of universal health services. >> finally, tonight, investors are always trying to find an edge and in the 21st century, using essential media is growing exponentially on main street and now wall street. when it comes if-to-finance, ka kayla tousci tells us it's a risky business. >> twitter, facebook, stock twit and now google. where new research suggests search history could hold clues to predict the market, but using that information is a viral game of risk to be sure. >> we saw a big jump in sentiment last week. >> in 2011, paul hutton, an english entrepreneur and johan boll an, an indiana university pressor, claimed to have found a formula that would mine twitter. hailed as revolutionary. >> social media enabled to us take a large set of data from a large audience that we couldn't really do before. and it needs a lot of refinement and used in the right way, but certainly -- certainly real

mr. poe. there are a number of items. he wants to speak on five items. >> on the consent calendar, it's 10 a, c and d. actually, it's just a general comment that pervades some of the other items. i've spoken before about environmental review with respect to the environmental review of those three items. and i believe elements of 11 and 12. there is reference in the cover page about the determination of environmental review, but there's no attachment and the resolutions make general reference without, in some cases -- well, there is data in one case, but not the city planning file number. when i try and chase down the environmental review documents it proves very difficult. as the board of supervisors is considering both the wiener and kim legislation to change chapter 31 of the admin code, i think it would be good for us to get ahead of that and to either list as attachments those documents where they're short, or at a minimum, to include the city planning item number and information where someone can find those determinations. i just think it pulls together the environmental review aspect of these pr

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d remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. johnson: mr. speaker, today i have introduced two bills to help small businesses. we all like to talk about how small business are the engine of our economy, small businesses, and that's because that is true. that's why i will -- i have introduced the help entrepreneurs create american jobs act, which is a bipartisan bill to double the deduction for start-up expenses to encourage entrepreneurs to start a business and create jobs. i'll also introduce the fairness this transparency and contracting act to ensure that only small businesses, actual small businesses receive federal small business contracts. mr. speaker, these bills are the least that we can do to give our economy a shot in the arm. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island rise? mr. cicilline: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. speaker, i rise today to rec

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d some kind of due diligence. on the other hand i think that the company's lawyers are going to be saying, you know, look, we just gave mrn exactly what he asked for. we didn't go into any questioning why he wanted it. we just assumed that he had done the research himself and knew what he wanted. >> i don't, you have a legal leg to stand on with that. if he wanted cocaine and provided to him, obviously wouldn't they be liable for that? i'm not a lawyer. just say that because a star wanted something and you provided it and paid for it you're not responsible. i mean that seems like, there is a lot of holes in that? >> well, it could be if what they were asking for, what the star is asking for something clearly illegal on its face you definitely have a different issue. in this case he is asking for a doctor and having a doctor is not illegal so. may be they assumed that he was asking for this person for a safe and intelligent reason. melissa: what are the odds they think they settle for much smaller number? aeg live is saying 40 billion is in a preposterous numberause his career was in downward spiral at this point. is ther

d-c . >>> and now back to capitol hill. >> i get it. i am not the young scrapping muslim socialist i used to be! [ laughing ] >> and major flight delay mrse meantime have been renewing a war other the sequester can yous. the lawmakers are back at the table to work on a compromise last week. >> our first question on the backfire of the sequester funding pulled the veil off all these budgets. the question is where is money and where is not and do we ever get a clear idea of what the spending is all about. >> but it was never, ever so digested in such a way it had an application to individual items. >> right. >> it was always one of scatter brain. >> this air traffic controller thing is a classic example. people feel the pain and scream i don't like it. >> listen, obama sold this to public as this will be widespread pain, we will really feel this. so far the pain has been anecdotal here and there. this has been one thing that bubbled to the surface. where is the political slum. >> where it will really hurt, where it won't get fixed is the 120,000 to 150,000 people in public housing and affordable housing. that money is out there but no one

mr. speaker, that troubles me over and over again. it is the iranians who left iran. we know the conflicted issues d alliances were all, if you will, misunderstood, old alliances, friends and enemies. we understand that. but this is supposed to be peaceful nation now. nd the iranians who fled the despotic iran and have become in essence refugees of iran. they were called rebels. they've now been vindicated and they are not called that any more. let me tell you what the president of iraq allows. they allow in the camp that is now camp liberty bombs to go in from the iraqi soldiers. they allow no medical care to come into that particular camp. just yesterday the friends of iran, american iranians were here, and they had 10 people or more, their faces who had died in that camp because the government of iraq, the government that we shed blood for, that we asked to be a peaceful nation is in essence attacking people on their soil who are unarmed, who are not interested in war, who fled because they had been persecuted and they don't allow them to get access to cars, access to hospitals. and so people die

d proaken up. so most of the time i was with him would be backstage at award shows and things. the last show we did with mr two-- two summers ago at the strawberry festival. i went back, knocked on the bus to go pay my respects. they opened the door and ushered me in. i said, "mr. jones, i came to pay my respects." he said, "larry, you know how much i've always loved you boys." ah! you know? >> brown: that did it, huh? >> we lived great life. >> brown: we mentioned in the setup some of the hard aspects of that life. in addition to the struggles with alcohol and drugs. he made millions, he lost millions. a lot of that heartache he sang about was real? >> absolute. i mean, you know, people ask me, they say, "are all of your songs personal experiences? i say, "yes. they're not all my personal experiences but they are someone's." and that's what songwriters do. that's what singers do. george jones could sit there and sing the alphabet and makeyou think that he w singing it directly to you, and that's the only song you'd ever really wanted-- ♪ a, b, c, d, e, f, g ♪ and it you would be crying because it was geor

and i think americans will feel d i goodeld to my friend. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman. and really appreciate his remarks and willingness to sit down and see where we can find areas of agreement. because as the gentleman and i both have expressed on this floor on many occasions, there is plenty of disagreement, no shortage of supply in this town of that. and on the bigger issues of the fiscal situation, we still struggle, as the gentleman knows, on trying to come together. but i listen to the gentleman and i know he's very committed and has been to his agenda, making it in america. and as the gentleman knows, i gave a talk earlier this year at the american enterprise institute which i've spoke of, an agenda of trying to make life work for more working people in this country. and there is a lot in common that we have in these two programs, if you will. because we talk about the kinds of things that will help working neams -- families, that will help working people get a job again. the gentleman's intention in a national manufacturing strate

bureau plan to do next with regard to student lending, and what d you view as the biggest risks in this market? >> so several things, mr. chairman. thank you for the question. it's been an active area for the bureau and for our ombudsman of students which is a position congress created if the bureau. several thing, and i'll try to move through them quickly and happy to have you follow up as you wish. first of all, for those who are undertaking the decision whether to go to college and how to pay for higher education now, we've created new tools, financial aid shopping sheet that you mentioned. that's all been folded into a broader paying for college among july that's on our web site, and we're rolling out to guidance counselors, teachers, parents and young people themselves across the country right now as they're beginning to make these financial decisions for the coming year. second, we have just put out a rule to be able to supervise student loan servicers, many of whom may be suffering some of the problems mortgage suffers had suffered, and we will be actively examining them to make sure they're complying with the l