mr. givener, if you would like to speak to this question. thank you, mr. givener, our city attorney. >> deputy city attorney john givener. as the committee members know, the residency requirements that is imposed on a number of different committees and boards is waivable in certain cases when the board or committee was created by an ordinance. in this case the requirement is that the member holding the seat be a property owner. that specific requirement in the ordinance is not waivable. so, that's just a mandatory requirement. >> thank you, mr. givener. at this time, can we hear paul giusti? >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is paul giusti. i'm a resident of district 8 and i am applying for the graffiti advisory committee to be reappointed. i've actually been involved in the graffiti advisory committee since the beginning. i think it's been, ghosh, i want to say 7 or 8 years now. and the work that we've done, it's just too much to really even get into in two minutes. but i'm really proud of the work we've done. it's outlined in our annual reports. we

mr. nordstrom. given the information you saw on tv and the information on libya, did you come to the conclusion as to whether this was a terrorist act or it was based on some film on the internet? >> >> it was instantly recognizable to me as a terrorist attack. >> instantly recognizable? why is that? >> because of my prior knowledge there, i almost expected the attack to come. we were the last flight there. >> -- the last flag there. >> the first impression i had it was going to be something similar to one of the brigade's we saw there, specifically the brigade that came to mind was a unit or a group that's lieutenant colonel wood's personal and i have track for some time and were concerned about. that a specific group had been involved in a similar but much smaller scale incident at the end of june involving the to be in conflict where they stormed the facility in protest what they claimed was an anti islamic film. >> thank you. i just want to make it clear for the record that on september 16, ambassador

there's a lot of people who have given money. mr. munger has given money and put his name on it. other people put their name on it. why didn't these? there's some other angle here that we don't know about. >> reporter: grace lee, cbs 5. >> so there is a court hearing scheduled for tuesday, and there is a possibility we could find out who is really behind that $11 million before election day. tomorrow here on eyewitness news this morning, we'll have a conversation with the governor and more on california's budget situation. that broadcast starts at 7:30. >>> this morning, hurricane sandy moving closer to the east coast. it was upgraded back to a hurricane from a tropical storm about 90 minutes ago. the continuing threat is prompting an unusual move from a few airlines. jetblue u.s. a ways and spirit will offering waivers to customers who want to change their flights. that means you wouldn't have to pay a fee. the national weather service is warning of widespread impacts from that storm and susan mcginnis is live from the coast of delaware. good morning, susan. how is it out 24r? >

mr. speaker. given the that, a part-time nuclear deterrent would be dangerous seeing de- stabilizing. will the prime minister can serve that the british trident successive submarines must and will operate on the basis of continuous absent deterrence because i think my friend is right to raise this issue. one of the key elements of the credibility of our deterrent has been the fact that it is continuously at sea, something the royal navy takes immense pride in and being able to deliver that without a break over so many years. and having that some of the crew and visit some of the submarines it is incredibly impressive what they do. i pay tribute to them for the service that they provide. yes, continuous ads he is a key part of our deterrent. >> and a parliamentary answer to my friends rectum yesterday, the government said and ago, we remain very concerned by continuing reforms of support for the in 22 rebels were killing, maiming and raping in east congo. so why then did the government chief whip authorized the payment a 60 million pounds of british taxpayers money, on his very last da

and i think it has been evident in most of the answers that mr carter's given tonight that he seeks the solution to anything as another opportunity for a federal government program and what we're seeing right now is in my view a a trickle down government approach which has government thinking it can do a better job than free people pursuing their dreams and it's not working i am suggesting that there are literally thousands of unnecessary regulations but invade every facet of business and indeed very much of our personal lives that are unnecessary what's happened with some of the legislation that's been passed during the president's term you've seen regulation become excessive and it's hurt the it's hurt the economy free enterprise can do a better job of producing the things that people need than government can free people and free enterprises trying to find ways to do things better are able to be more effective in bringing down the cost of the government will ever be the call that the president mentioned years we haven't yet won eight of our total resources is not being utilized at all

given that mr. romney and mr. ryan have given no details but have given a promise that they're going to reduce taxes by 20%, how does mitt romney deal with that tomorrow? what does he actually say that he has previously refused to say on explaining that? >> well, i think it's fascinating that they're treating mitt romney like he's the president and a lot in the media treat president obama like he's the challenger. what president george w. bush did when he was governor of texas is said i want to reduce taxes across the board and i want to make sure we have a balanced budget. he wasn't very specific during the campaign, and when he became president, he released a series of principles that went to capitol hill that said these are the measures that meet my -- >> here is the problem with that though, ron. people who have assessed his mathematics have deemed them to be completely impossible. michael, this is just in from mitt romney on how he'll pay for his massive 20% across the board tax cut. take a listen. >> everybod

given that we have miss herrick and mr. shaw here, one possibility would be that we want to proceed and there may be complicated issues that we will want to know on the merits as well. i am not sharp and final, but i am actually what i am hearing is making me feel that we may have to do it, and there is... and less reason that we can't do it in terms of the direct, you no, do we have a conflict? we ask, you know, with regard to the city officials all of the time, who where the situation is sensitive and we are all working for the city, and we have those kinds of concerns. i haven't heard anything that said why we in particular would be unable to deal on the merits related to a member of the staff. >> commissioner liu do you have any thoughts on this? >> well, i think that was a really helpful discussion, helpful from the city attorney's office to get the guidance we did. because i came in thinking, you know, if there is a way to transfer it to another adjudicatory body that might help with the perception issues, but if ther

mr. ren ever given an interview? >> plummer: mr. ren is not terribly well-known for his...t in front of the media. >> kroft: we requested interviews at various points along the way with company officials, both in china and here. and we got their most important spokesman and lobbyist here in the united states. but it's not like they swung open the doors and said, you know, "we're an open book." >> plummer: well, i think that... >> kroft: you allowed our camera crews into your facilities in shenzhen, and there was a big banner saying, "welcome, '60 minutes'." but we weren't allowed to talk to anybody, to speak to anybody. >> plummer: the goal of the visit to shenzhen was to give a really rich and visual impression of the company. it is a company that has experienced a history of not fully balanced treatment by the media, and that's created a sense of wariness. >> kroft: huawei is not going to like the treatment it receives from the house permanent select committee on intelligence any better. its final report is due tomorrow. >> hello, everyone. welcome to the cbs sports updat

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i don't think it will pose any safety problems, given the track record from mr. sirhed. i'd like to show -- if you have any questions, mr. sirhed, like to do it. little big for the overhead. here is one of the renderings of what this will look like. will it be a beautiful place. that said, without questions, i would request this be sent to the full board and determination be made that it would serve the public convenience and necessity of citizens of san francisco to have this type 48 license issued. thank you. >> any public comment on this item? >> just one. i thank you guys for this meeting. thank for all the police department. they have done a great job. i have been cooperating the last eight years. some people sometimes criticize them but they are doing the right job. i think with your help i can be the last man standing on union square as a private enterprise and not a private enterprise not a cookie cutter chain, okay. thank you very much for your support. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm marsha garland. i'm here in support of t

mr. romney lost, given the fact he is behind the polls and given the fact that challengers basically always win the first debate against an incumbent president, it was notable and would have been fatal for the romney campaign. the fact it was the president who lost instead says what exactly about the rest of the race? exactly. this modern history right here, the complete record of the precedent for this thing in american politics, after what just happened at they debate last night. in terms of who won the first debate, the record for sitting presidents is 1-6 now after last night. but in terms of who went on to win the election after those first debates, look -- it's dead even. wins, three. losses, three. half these guys won, half these guys lost when it came to election day. and this year, who knows. the great dan rather joins us next. >>> dan rather joins us next for the interview. >>> the president began this segment so i think i get the last word. so i'm going to take it. >> you're going to get the first word in the next segment. >> he gets the first word of that segment. i get the last

mr. henase was leaving the office and never came back and he never responded to the letters. i have given 6 pieces in support of mr. ross murry coming back and i have sent 17 letters to the board of supervisors, i believe that this time around we will get a cost analysis from the chief as in terms of what they will cost including training, ammunition, over a period of time, per officer. and i think that this should be also introduced at any meeting that you do have on this subject. and i will do what i can to get those to you as fast as possible. i don't know if we are going to have it by the date of october 22nd, though. >> thank you for your time in that matter. >> any further public comment? >> come on forward. >> i have complete faith in your budget, you guys know exactly what you need. vy been affiliated with special weapons for over 35 years. so, i wish you the best on your budget and whatever you decide to have with your police force is already with me. i just want to state something to the president right now. i'm the one that gave you that private information and i want to take t

no political donations given by mr. williams. however he he has said negative things about conservatives on a few occasions including telling david letterman you can't say something shocking enough in some of these conservative crowds, unquote. scott pelley, the anchor of the cbs evening news has no recorded affiliations. cautious journalist who has played it pretty straight. anderson cooper an anchor man in cnn 2004 registered as a democrat. criticized the tea party saying quote tea party protesters and other voices are front and center driving moderates out of the g.o.p., unquote. pierce morgan another host on cnn, a british subject and fiercely criticized mitt romney. mr. morgan is a liberal man openly supported politicians like bill clinton. wolf blitzer also holds court on cnn. he is not registered with any political party and not given any donations. he was extremely complimentary of michelle obama's speech at the democratic convention and has criticized conservatives. in 2009 mr. blitzer suggested that the tea party is rac

mr. alvarez and he has given me time and patience working with the housing authority to work things out. but i want you guys to look into this about this right to return. if we can't return, than nobody can return. if we can't have these things -- [speaker not understood] we're being aced out of our own community and it's not fair. as you know huntersview is a housing family development. what about our children? you are telling us that our kids can't do that. our kids have to be in at 6:00. our kids have more say so and authority in our house. that is how they raised their kids, but not mine. i ask you to look into this matter as soon as possible. >> miss ester you mentioned 257 units, but only 125 currently used? >> 125? it's 107 now? supervisor cohen will speak to this a moment and my understanding is that hope sf u the procedure is that people aren't displaced, but they are staying in the same vicinity, so that as the new units are developed, but you are critical of that project? >> yes i am. i have no problem working with hope sf, but they need to work with the residents. we know mor

given that african americans and latinos are disproportionately low income in our society. >> suarez: you said you both want to get to the same place. what would be wrong with using mr. kahlenberg's formula, given blacks and latinos are dispoportionate's poor in the united states? you'll still get to diversity if you didn't use race and used socioeconomic. >> there was a period in texas when a lower court struck down the consideration of race and texas could only have the top 10% plan. under that plan, the freshman class at u.it. , only had 4.fooich% african americans, dean 11%, 12%, 13% graduation rate from high school. there was a measurable and appreciable gap that led to students on campus feeling racially isolated and feeling like they were spokespeople for their race, that there weren't other students like them. that inhibited the cross-racial interacts and learning from one another that is is the educational goal. texas, having had that experience, decided to add on this additional piece to try to get more benefits from the goal of diversity. >> suarez: quickly, mr. kahlenberg, if abigail fisher prevails, what would face incoming freshman classes over the next

mr. romney, given the current issues related to education, health care, the economy, including unemployment and housing prices, all the issues that matter to the most americans who have struggled in the toughest times we have seen in our lifetimes, what would it take to get the romney campaign focused on speaking in detail rather than attempting to -- >> thank you. esau that we lost our connection with our guest. we have about five for six or minutes in this part -- you can see we have lost our connection with our guest. we have about five for six minutes in this part until our next program. here is a tweet -- why and obama bring the troops somebody had total control over congress for the first two years of his presidency? >> our next caller is eighth republican. -- a republican. caller: i would ask about energy independence. in america, [inaudible] >> thank you for your call. matthew is watching us in tucson. what would you ask? caller: i live in arizona. we are scheduled to lose our processing and distribution center. i would ask both candidates how would they address this issue? we have

mr. dold given him not the voice but the vote.e need someone that will go to congress and put the middle class vote. i got the endorsement of the human rights campaign, pro-choice america, firefighters, all of these groups in the past gave their endorsement as -- they gave me their endorsement. >> thanks for the city club of chicago who supported this and all offer candidate forum this election season. >> tomorrow on "washington journal." we'll talk about campaign spending and $1 billion each candidate is expected to raise. bob biersack is our guess. we'll look at the politics and history of the state, the associated press senior political writer mike glover. then the chair was the state will talk about how they're spending the final days before the election. democratic party chairman sue dvorsky. "washington journal" with your calls and e-mails live 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. with less than 10 days to election day president obama will campaign with former president bill clinton tomorrow in ohio. later former u.s. ambassador to