mr. gordon. any other public comment? seeing none, i believe public comment is closed. supervisor chu: given that, we will close public comment. colleagues, the item is before us. supervisor kim: i actually just had some questions. i am sorry i did not ask them before public comment, but i want folks to be able to speak. i understand this is one-time did not want to clarify, is it a 607 $5,000 credit per job? for just one year? supervisor kim: it is one time per offender, and it is a two- year cycle. supervisor kim: so one company, if they hired three ex offenders, they would get three payroll exclusions for $675,000 each? supervisor mirkarimi: it would be a $10,000 tax credit. supervisor kim: for each fte. find the second year they hire three more, with a get it again? supervisor mirkarimi: $10,000 per offender just once in a two- year cycle. supervisor kim: so they would only be eligible one of the years. ok. i just wanted to say that i really do appreciate this. i know i district 6, their many ex offenders that have challenges to employment, and i think that it is im

about the thing has improved since the time of gordon brown. >> mr. speaker, i understand the prime minister is having trouble connecting with women and is seeking advice. given that unemployment has increased the toshiba 22nd given that women have been hard hit by public sector cuts and given that they have benefited the least from its tax give wickham was not a great sign for a plan b and ensure benefits increased n light of inflation? >> i don't agree with the honorable lady. of course, everything in britain is facing a difficult time with rising inflation, tight household budget in fact there's been a pay sector, public sector pay freeze. but actually if you look at what we're doing in terms of try to help women, the million people were lifted out of tax of the lowest in, many of those are women. look at what we do in terms of traditional childcare, that is helping women. look at the extra hours we're geing for two three and four year old that is open women pics i don't accept what she says it is a difficult economic environment. but for instance,

about the thing has improved since the time of gordon brown. >> mr. speaker, i understand the prime minister is having trouble connecting with women and is seeking advice. given that unemployment has increased the toshiba 22nd given that women have been hard hit by public sector cuts, and given that they have benefited the least from its tax give wickham was not a great sign for a plan b and ensure benefits increased in light of inflation? >> i don't agree with the honorable lady. of course, everything in britain is facing a difficult time with rising inflation, tight household budget in fact there's been a pay sector, public sector pay freeze. but actually if you look at what we're doing in terms of try to help women, the million people were lifted out of tax of the lowest in, many of those are women. look at what we do in terms of traditional childcare, that is helping women. look at the extra hours we're getting for two, three and four year old that is open women pics i don't accept what she says it is a difficult economic environment. but for inst

gordon. very few do i call my very good friend. mr. speaker, dr. gordon's impressive achievements and commitment to education were evident long before he became the president of cal state-fullerton. as our country was undergoing the civil rights movement, milt gordon was breaking through long-standing racial barriers. he obtained a bachelors in science, mathematics at xavier university in louisiana in 1957. a masters of arts in mathematics at the university of detroit in 1960. and lastly, a doctorate degree in mathematics at the illinois institute of technology in 1968. these are significant achievements for anyone, but even more so for someone who had to overcome the discrimination of the time. it is this experience that has driven milt gordon's lifetime commitment to improving access to education for everyone. in his first convocation address at cal state-fullerton in 1990, dr. gordon said, by providing access to professional careers for the broadest cross-section of americans, including women and members of minority and immigrant groups, our univ

mr. herman cain and there is not. what is the reason and explanation on that? >> talk to j.k. gordon. >> herman cain is a first-time candidate when you are walking away from cameras and losing your temper, that does not work well for boaters. >> could this all be a rallying cry? there are plenty who do. he received a record haul of $400,000 since the scandal broke. >> it is not a huge surprise that a third woman came forward because herman cain implied this might happen. he tried to preempt them. he said what ever we hear next would be lies. >> thank you very much. we will continue to follow herman cain's story on-line and online. you can find the story on the front page of wjla.com. i will have poll results at 11:00. >> the new -- the lululemon trial is in the hands of the jury. she believe the victim was a lot during the entire attack. she suffered at least 331 separate injuries and more than 100 of them were defense of woods. she was found dead in the back room of the lululemon shop. her co-worker, brittany norwood is accused. >> police escorted curtis lopez this morning. he is ch

gordon taylor was? >> i don't recall if i knew who he was beforehand, but mr. he hell is this gordon taylor?" >> i don't recall if i asked. i recall being aware of it at the time. whether it was prior to the meeting, or i was made aware in the meeting who mr. taylor was, i don't recall. >> did you know what he did for a living? >> well, i was told. as i just said to you -- just to be clear, mr. farrelly -- i don't know if i had a lot of knowledge about mr. taylor's role beforehand. >> the one thing that, right from the outset of this, really showed us -- and, i think, any 10-year-old -- that the news of the world's line did not stack up was the fact that gordon taylor was not a member of the royal family or the royal household. did you not say, "but he's not royal"? >> i think the point here is not so much whether or not i was told who gordon taylor was but, really, when i came to news corporation in 2007, i did not receive a briefing on all the matters of 2006. it was december 2007. i was aware that the editor had resigned over these things; two people had gone

gordon taylor was? >> i don't recall if i knew he'd he was beforehand, but mr. myler would have told me spirit did you ask any meeting who the hell is this gordon taylor? >> i don't recall if i asked. i recall being aware of it at the time. what it was prior or maybe where any meaning who mr. taylor was i don't recall spent do you know what he did for a living? >> i was told. as i just said to you to be clear, i don't know if i had a lot of knowledge about mr. taylor's role. >> the one thing that really, that really showed us and i think any 10 year old that the "news of the world" line did not stand up with the fact according to was not a member of the royal family or the royal household. so did you not say well he is not royal? >> i think the point here is not so much whether or not i was told gordon taylor was, but really what, you know, when i came to news corporation in 2007, what didn't happen was, i did not receive a briefing on all the matters in 2006, december 2007 i was aware that the editor had resigned over these things, taepodong to jail, one of them

mr. cain or his campaign. and so i'm always cautious. but j.d. gordon did say at least in part it's a response to what's been a less than cordial relationship between the press and his private security. >> while we don't know what else may be going on from the candidate's perspective, aside from security, the secret service doesn't have the c job of holding up a reporters. but when they create a cordon around a candidate that has the effect of holding off reporters number one and questions. and number two, it is worth millions of dollars to an out of luck campaign. >> absolutely. to not have to hire private security, right? >> and the movements. this gives them movement place a to place b. the secret service takes care of all of that. suddenly they have a campaign infrastructure which is the understandable security component but it also is a huge plus for a striving campaign. >> no question. >> let's talk about the other candidate in the news is newt gingrich. what we are now learning courtesy of bloomberg in the "washington post" and other reporters is

gordon, the campaign spokesman tells cnn this. he says mr. we could see other baseless allegations made against him as this appalling smear campaign continues. j.d. gordon goes on to say he has never acted in the way alleged by inside the beltway media and his distinguished record over 40 years spent climbing the corporate ladder speaks for itself. he adds since his critics have not been successful in attacking his ideas, they are resorting to bitter, personal attacks. mr. cain deserves better. that statement coming from the spokesman. we'll have more coming up. it's escalating in dramatic ways today. >>> other important news, new steps by president obama to try to repair bridges and roads, create jobs along the way across the country. his latest attempt to bypass congress is pouring more fuel on the tensions between the two parties in washington. let's bring in dan lothian with more. >> today, the president in both god and reagan, all part of his big push to create more jobs, bring down the unemployment rate. the backdrop today was the key b

. >> host: here's an e-mail, sorry, tweet from florida, gordon who says, mr. gertz is there anything to the story that the u.s. and u.k. working on an attack plan on iran nuke facilities? >> guest: that has been fairly much denied. again, you never know what you know but i remember reporting several weeks ago that there was a meeting inside the joint chief's tank, ultrasecret meeting room in the pentagon, where the top, the chairman ever the joint chiefs was telling the other chiefs, we're not going to do something. i don't know what they were not going to do but my sense is that the military clearly is not in a position to begin another conflict in the middle east especially when we're strapped financially and winding down the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> host: west plain, nebraska, robin, a republican go ahead. >> caller: yeah. hi, bill. >> guest: good morning. >> caller: i like your writing. i read a few of your books. the only thing eight minutes for icbm to fire from iran to hit the united states? >> guest: yes. iranians missiles, they do not yet have

gordon taylor was? >> i don't recall if i knew he'd he was beforehand, but mr. myler would have told me spirit did you ask any meeting who the hell is this gordon taylor? >> i don't recall if i asked. i recall being aware of it at the time. what it was prior or maybe where any meaning who mr. taylor was i don't recall spent do you know what he did for a living? >> i was told. as i just said to you to be clear, i don't know if i had a lot of knowledge about mr. taylor's role. >> the one thing that really, that really showed us and i think any 10 year old that the "news of the world" line did not stand up with the fact according to was not a member of the royal family or the royal household. so did you not say well he is not royal? >> i think the point here is not so much whether or not i was told gordon taylor was, but really what, you know, when i came to news corporation in 2007, what didn't happen was, i did not receive a briefing on all the matters in 2006, december 2007 i was aware that the editor had resigned over these things, taepodong to jail, one of them

mr. bennett, and we'll get your reaction. this from j.d. gordonspokesman for the campaign. >> we look forward to focusing our attention on the real issues impacting this country, like fixing this broken economy and putting americans back to work through the 9-9-9 plan swes strengthening national security. clearly they want to move on, they want this thing to be over with. is that okay with you? >> it's fine with my client, fine with me. >> what about this -- >> as long as i don't -- >> the reason it's generating so much interest as can you imagine is together with mitt romney, he is the republican presidential front-runner right now. he's doing amazingly well nationally in the key states like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, florida, and he's raising a lot of money in the aftermath of these allegations. do you want to tell us how you or your client have reacted to this? >> my client has no reaction. my reaction is people are free to support any candidate they want. i'm sure if some people feel strongly about this, i've received hate e-mail, ob

gordon taylor was? >> i don't recall if i knew he'd he was beforehand, but mr. myler would have told me spirit did you ask any meeting who the hell is this gordon taylor? >> i don't recall if i asked. i recall being aware of it at the time. what it was prior or maybe where any meaning wh m. taylor was i don't recall spent do you know what he did for a living? >> i was told. as i just said to you to be clear, i don't know if i had a lot of knowledge about mr. taylor's role. >> the one thing that really, that really showed us and i think any 10 year old that the "news of the world" line did not stand up with the fact according to was not a member of the royal family or the royal household. so did you not say well he is not royal? >> i think the point here is not so much whether or not i was told gordon taylor was, but really what, you know, when i came t news corporation in 2007, what didn't happen was, i did not receive a briefing on all the matters in 2006, december 2007 i was ware that the editor had resigned over these things, taepodong to jail, one of them was

mr. right?'" cain's campaign is denying all the allegations... saying he has never harassed anyone. p3 superstar chef gordonox show, kitchen nightmares in baltimore. but this time, it's not the kitchen that needed the makeover, but the owner instead. jool d. smith is live at the restturant now to show us how one ord changed everything. good morningg joel d. d. good morning patrice. the flamiigo is still here, as is the name.... but those first three letters nn longer belong justtto owner denise says, they really never did. - that's why as part of cafe's hon's makeover, she is no longer enforcing the trademaak of the word "hon". "hon". the place re-opened to the publlc last night and customers saw how gordon ramsey's staff of designers, has transformed tte inside of the restaurant's ook. menu is a bit simpler. he - ttere's still crabbsoup, meatloaf and crab - cakes, but ramsey says he comfort foods are now the focus. as for his focus, he quickly learned in his week of research andd filming here, that the real problem was denisees desparate defense of the word "hon". he ays it was killing the &pbusiness, and

gordon, my communications vice-president. >> when you ask your question, please state your name and your media organization. >> and please use the microphone. >> mr. cain, steve fedderman with cbc news. do you think it is appropriate for a candidate's character to come under a microscope in a campaign second, you are basically it now in a he said she said situation. she says something and you are saying something. they are both diametrically opposing each other. would you be willing to do a lie detector test to prove your honesty in something like this? >> yes, i absolutely would. but i am not going to do that unless i have a good reason to do that. that was one of the first comments i made when watching this with my staff and i've also share that with my attorney. of course i would be willing to lie-detector test. second, the character and integrity of the candidates running for president should come under the microscope with facts, not accusations. >> thank you. >> reuters news agency, tim. >> a poll this afternoon showed some republican voters to see you less favorably after the allegations made by sharon bialek. how can you convince non suppo

gordon, my communications president, we will take's few questions. >> when you ask your question, please state your name and your media agency, please. >> and please use the micro phone. >> mr. caen, steve -- [ indiscernible ] with cbs news. i would like to ask you a two- part question. first of all, do you think it's appropriate for a candidate's character to come under a microscope in a campaign. secondly, you're basically now in a he-said/she-said situation, she is saying something, you're saying something. they're both dea metically opposing each other. as distasteful as it might be, would you be willing to do a lie detectitor test to prove your honesty in something like this? >> yes. >> sure. >> go ahead. >> yes, i absolutely would but i'm not going do that unless i have a good reason to do that. that is one of the first comments i made in washington with my staff and my attorney. of course i would be willing to do a lie departicularror's test. secondly, i believe the intention rity of the candidate should come under the microscope with facts not accusations. >> tim againer, rotors new -- reuters news agency. mr. caen, the poll released showed that 40% see you less fav

gordon, my communication vice president, we will take a few questions. >> when you ask your question, please state your name and media agency, please. >> and please use the microphone. >> mr. cain. with cbs news. i want to ask you a two part question. first of all, do you think it is appropriate for a candidate's character to come under a microscope in a campaign and secondly, you were basically in a he said, she said situation. she is saying something, you're saying something, they are both opposing each other. as distasteful as it might be. would you be willing to do a lie detector test to prove your honesty in something like this? >> yes. i absolutely would. but i'm not going to do that unless i have a good reason to do that. that was one of the first comments i made in watching this to my staff. i also shared that with my attorney. of course i would be willing to do a lie detector test. secondly, i believe the character and integrity of a candidate running for president should come under microscope with facts. not accusations. >> mr. cain, the poll released this afternoon that 40% of republican votes view you less favorably. given that reaction, how can you convince n

minister gordon brown said they even stole medical records, pertaining to his disabled son, and then went on to publish the details, even though the child hadn't even reached his second birthday. now, mr already given evidence before a house of commons select committee earlier this year. but members of parliament felt that first-time round, they'd been lied to. so today, james murdoch was called back. and one member of parliament offered an extraordinary explanation for why he felt the murdochs had failed to tell the truth. >> are you familiar with the word "mafia"? >> yes, mr. watson? >> have you heard a term murder, the word they use for the code of silence? >> james was upset that the family business was now being compared to the world's most heinous criminal organization, but that's exactly how elected lawmakers in london now regard the media empire of rupert murdoch. and as the hearing drew to a close, this was their verdict of how the murdochs run their business. >> you must be the first mafia boss in history you didn't know he was running a criminal enterprise. >> mr. watson, please, i think that's inappropriate. mr. chairman? >> the chairman said nothing and the murdoch mafia

gordon, my communications vice president, we will take a few questions. >> when you ask your question, please state your name and your media agency, please. >> and please use the microphone. >> mr. cain, steve fudderman with cbs news. i would like to ask you a two-part question. first of all, do you think it's important for a candidate's character to come under a microscope in a campaign? and secondly, you are basically now in a he said/she said situation. she's saying something, you're saying something. they're both diametrically opposing each other. would you be willing to take a lie detector test in this case? >> i absolutely would, but i'm not going to do that unless i have a good reason to do this. that's one of the first comments i made. of course i would be willing to do a dlie detector test. secondly, i believe that the candidate and character and integrity of a candidate should come under the microscope, with facts, not accusations. >> tim gainer, reuters news agency. mr. cain, a poll released this afternoon showed that 40% of republican voters view you less favorably after seeing monday's accusations from sharon bialek. given that reaction, how can you convince nonsup

gordon. my communication vice president. we will take a few questions. >> when you asked your question, please state your name and your media agency, please. >> and please use the microphone. >> mr cbs news. i'd like to ask a two-part question. first of all, do you think it is appropriate for a candidate's character to come under a mike scope in a campaign and secondly, you were basically now in a he said, she said situation. she's saying something, you're saying something. as distasteful as it might be, would you be willing to do a lie detector test to prove your honesty in something like this? >> yes, i absolutely would. but i'm not going to do that unless i have a good reason to do that. that was one of the first comments i made this watching this with my staff. of course i would be willing to do a lie detector test. second secondly, i believe that the character and integrity of a candidate running for president should come under the microscope. >> tim gainer, reuters news agency. a poll released this afternoon showed that 40% of republican voters view you less favorably after seeing monday's accusations from sharon bialek. given that reaction, how can you convince nonsupport

gordon for funding of u.k. youth parliament by the british youth council and a special thanks to you mr.peaker for fighting our travel in this truly inspiring amazing day which i will remember the rest of my life. [cheers and applause] finally, i like to thank the 65,000 young people who voted on our ballots to decide the debate. together we've demonstrated that politics are important young people and one that should be heard. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, surely. i have told us a thousand as many people who voted in previous thoughts on this matter. i am of my staff is accurate, but that number is given. it's a remarkable increase in the level of interest. thank you very much indeed for every and each side and that all of you have done. as you can tell him clutching a piece of paper in my hand. and i've got the results and i think that i will read the results to you in reverse order. well, i think we ought to have a bit of suspense. there are five motions in fifth place with motion number two, no tuition fees, yes to graduate tax. [applause] with 36 votes in fourth plac