mr. harris, and he has a wonderful map showing where these areas are, and he can answer any questions. so this operations plan is required by the state and specifically applies to areas delineated by the map compaq about 5000 linear together. -- delineated by the map, about 5000 linear altogether. >> can you point out what that might be? >> that is the point. it covers 5000 linear feet of sewer. we will have more sanitary systems in the future, but we are required by the state, since we do have some, and the whole plan is of these on the map. >> 5000 linear feet, a couple in the presidio, lake merced. >> that is correct. the registry is i actually on the border -- is actually on the border. you're exactly right, those are the areas. >> f.a.q, tom. he highlighted it. all right. -- president crowley: colleagues, anything on item 11? ok, any public comment? clerk: we have no speaker comments. president crowley: seeing none, and will entertain a motion. all in favor, say aye. clerk: mr. president, item 12, a discussion and possible action to authorize the general manager of san francisco p

mr. harris, and he has a wonderful map showing where these areas are, and he can answer any questions.

>> mr. harry thierens, as the wells director for the gulf of mexico from 2006-2009, what were your areas of responsibility? >> i managed the engineering and operations group in the gulf of mexico, and those duties changed in that period of time. when i first came, the engineering and operations groups were dedicated to individual assets in the company. the long-term goal was to pull those together into a centralized group, which is where we finished up. >> you had engineering and operations? >> correct. >> just to make sure i understand -- so it was part of that -- who withini tha that grp working for you reduce the operational aspects such asri rg audits, notice to lessees, bulletins, who handles that within your group? >> with regards to audits, they are managed through the wells teams, the operations teams. with regard to notice to lessees, i don't know. and with regard to industry bulletins, i am not sure who they would be addressed to. >> have you ever seen an notice to lessee? >> i do not re

>> mr. harry thierens, as the wells director for the gulf of mexico from 2006-2009, what were your areas of responsibility? >> i managed the engineering and operations group in the gulf of mexico, and those duties changed in that period of time. when i first came, the engineering and operations groups were dedicated to individual assets in the company. the long-term goal was to pull those together into a centralized group, which is where we finished up. >> you had engineering and operations? >> correct. >> just to make sure i understand -- so it was part of that -- who withini tha that grp working for you reduce the operational aspects such asri rg audits, notice to lessees, bulletins, who handles that within your group? >> with regards to audits, they are managed through the wells teams, the operations teams. with regard to notice to lessees, i don't know. and with regard to industry bulletins, i am not sure who they would be addressed to. >> have you ever seen an notice to lessee? >> i do not re

mr. jimmy harris, please join me.plause] and every year, our presentation guests are handmade by a japanese american artist. this is actually a very special piece of artwork of japanese origami. [applause] next, at the heritage partner level, i would like to first call off our bank of america fund, a senior vice president. [applause] then, one of our best food companies in the country and in the web, kraft foods has joined us this year, and i would like to invite the area vice president to join us as well. [applause] [applause] our last one as for our friend, wells fargo, who is always with us since 2005. is the sentence is the metro district manager here? i think he is still on his break. thank you for joining us in this celebration. this is the

mr. jimmy harris, please join me.plause] and every year, our presentation guests are handmade by a japanese american artist. this is actually a very special piece of artwork of japanese origami. [applause] next, at the heritage partner level, i would like to first call off our bank of america fund, a senior vice president. [applause] then, one of our best food companies in the countran

mr shakespeare harris well. i think you. before you became an artist early on to you was an actor and you can feel the drummer in his sculpture walking around his workshop is a weird and wonderful experience and he even offered to give me something to remember him by. it's definitely the first son i have of the been a model. this is for you. is one of those that you like. take it for. truly quite funny sketch for stephanie go the is right. and oh it's not the only thing that galvanizes people around here school so has a thriving music scenes and every week during the summer locals meets up nearly on tues riverside start shooting for a bit of a nice up. play. from champ to scold fridays on that occasion very cheerful people get to get any of them all you meant to the russian writer which stands here on base and. there's been a lot of debates over what it should be here a tall. merry making people come each friday to sing down this or declaiming point train. and there are plenty of unusual styles on display it's all he has cre

>> mr. harry thierens, as the wells director for the gulf of mexico from 2006-2009, what were your areas of responsibility? >> i managed the engineering and operations group in the gulf of mexico and those duties changed in that period of time. when i first came, the engineering and operations groups were dedicated to individual assets in the company. the long-term goal was to pull those together into a centralized group, which is where we finished up. >> you had engineering and operations? >> correct. >> just to make sure i understand -- so it was part of that -- who withini tha that grp working for you reduce the operational aspects such asri rg audits, notice to lessees, bulletins, who handles that within your group? >> with regards to audits, they are managed through the wells teams, th operations teams. with regard to notice to lessees, i don't know. and with regard to industry bulletins, i am not sure who they would be addressed to. >> have you ever seen an notice to lessee? >> i do not reca

mr. harris came last night and he did get to ask his question and he asked me after the town hall if he came here today, would i call on him. and i said you come today, thinking he wouldn't be here -- [laughter] >> and i'll let you go first. well, he's first and he gets to go first. so you get the floor. >> thank you very much. i want to say thank you for the recognition and with your permission, i would like to give a little background before my questions. first is the subject of the mosque proposed at ground zero. for some reason some are ignoring or unaware of the main basic issue here and written in the muslim koran that once a land is controlled by the muslim religion, it be longs to them forever and they will fight indefinitely to this end. this concept is the root problem in hatred and conflict between the jews and the muslims. this cause has been going on since biblical times, this along with the threat of iran wiped israel off the map is concernable. with a forth coming building of nuclear weapons. this has impact on america. if the mosque is built near ground zero, it gives a toe h

mr. harris.he came to mudflows the last night and he had thought she came to midlothian -- he came from midlothian and he did not get to ask his question last night. he gets to go first. >> i would like to give a little bit of background. the first is the subject of the mosque proposal of ground zero. most are ignoring the main issue. as written in the koran that once a site is controlled by 80 islthe islam religion, they will hang onto it until the bitter end. this is concerning. also about iran building nuclear weapons. this has an impact on america. if this is built near grand 0, it is a toehold and the perceived victory concept of 9/11. further, the source of the money is in question. no one knows where the money's coming from, is it possible that the u.s. is finding some of the smallesmosque. we have made comments to israel as though they are a friend. this ship has beehoulsd have be. we need to support israel with 100% against the threat of iran. we need to allow them to construct the housi

mr. lazio. do you think that harry reid and david pat patterson are correct in saying that this site should be moved. >> the issue of the site being moved is an issue of law and due process. whether the site is there or not that's not the issue right now. the issue is that the economy and taxes. mr. lazio doesn't want to talk about those things. he knows that this polling, polling shows against this mosque is 70% against. he knows that, you know, the stop islamization of america and all these little hate groups that he affiliates himself with will get him fund raising opportunities. what he would like for me is not to practice my my religion and leave this country. i'm as american as apple pie. that's the question, mr. lazio. what would you like to do about the economy? >> can i jump in here now because, you know, this is an effort by the mayor to just attack me personally for a view and a position that 60 to 70% of americans and new yorkers hold. so he's absolutely wrong. if you want to know where i stand on taxes, mr. mayor, you can look at my congressional record where i consistently and always v

mr. clean disinfecting bathroom cleaner. >> larry: we're back with harry connick jr. "dolphin tale," a true story about a dolphin who loses her tail. is that true? >> i am. i think it starts shooting around october 1st. i know ashley, i've had a chance to work with her before. she's lovely and so talented. and i'm so excited i'm working with morgan freeman. it automatically sort of raises your cachet when you say you're working with somebody like that. it vicariously makes you a better actor. even though i haven't met the guy yet, i'm going to be working with him. >> larry: who do you play? >> i play a marine veterinarian who is in charge of, unfortunately -- it's a true story, larry, this dolphin gets caught in a net and they have to amputate its tail, or its fluke, technically, and eventually the dolphin receives a prosthetic fluke and is alive today in clearwater, florida. and it's a really, kind of inspiring, sweet movie. i'm excited about it. >> larry: you co-starred in a movie sandra bullock "hope floats" some years back, and she's become a great supporter of ne

harris reports on the growing anger over the issue. >> reporter: conservatives were turning up the volume against the planned muslim community center. >> mrent, ground zero is the wrong place for a mosque. >> you know, nazis don't have the right to put up a sign next to the holocaust museum in washington. >> reporter: president obama did his best to avoid the issue. he gave a speech on friday, that seemed to support the project. only to seemingly backtrack somewhat the next day. critics say the president is putting his allies in a tough spot. with polls showing more than two-thirds of americans against the community center. senate majority leader harry reid, who is in a tough re-election fight against a tea party republican, came out against the project. saying in a statement, that the mosque should be built elsewhere. muslim activists say angry rhetoric is fuelling a dangerous level of islama-phobia. in demonstrations over proposed mosques in places like tennessee. and wisconsin. >> there isn't a muslim say that they peacefully assemble. >> reporter: the bombing of a mosque in jacksonville, florida, in may. and a church in gainesville, f

we're going to check in with harry connick jr. and mr.nd a couple of people may not realize but louisiana is becoming the hollywood of the south. in just a little while we'll show you why so many movie and television productions are taking place, making this the third largest production center for film and television in this country. >> and this money is much needed in the area. they've done a lot to attract the films. you have a forecast to give us as well. >>> let's show you your weather for the weekend. things not looking too bad along the east coast. we have plenty of lovely weather but heavy rains down through the gulf. showers in the southwest. and we have cool conditions in the pacific northwest. then on sunday we're looking at more heat in the northeast. the showers and heavy rain continue along the gulf. wet weather through the western plains and the southwest. >>> here's a look right now at oakland where we have hazy skies. the map in the east bay, 2.6 earthquake three miles west of danville. perhaps you felt that if you were wa

mr. brown discussed the newspaper article and the behavior of the police, and suggested an america that lost its mojo, to use his phrasing. harry shear, was posted and the failure of the levees. and mr. shear that spoke about the failing in new orleans, and was sent after the storm. in "the new york times," what do you think of the glenn beck/al sharpton rallies being held? caller: well, i tell you, this glenn beck a complete and total lunatic. host: why do you say that? caller: because he tries to revise history. he's a revising history buff. this is is a failed shock-jock, and in this area of division, and he's a wedge issue in and of himself. this guy is a complete and total lunatic, no one, i repeat no one should pay attention to this person. host: mike, good morning. caller: i don't watch glenn beck all the time. but half of my family is black. so i watched his black history programs. and everybody in the audience who was black was astounded that they never heard of these kinds of things. so i give glenn beck credit for at least teaching above the fourth grade level. host: karen, facebook in and you are airing the beck ral

mr. obama as telling vulnerable democrats, you may not even want me to come to your district. one of the president's biggest problems is dissatisfaction with the economy, which he admitted in an interview with cbs's harry smith isn't where he would like it to be. >> but i also knew this was going to be a bumpy road ahead. and i don't expect the american people to be satisfied when we're only half of the way back. >> reporter: as for waters, she did issue a statement saying she's confident there are no facts to support the allegations. betty, back to you. >> tara mergener joining us live in washington. thank you. >>> and a reminder, you can see more of harry smith's exclusive interview with president obama coming up today on "the early show.." >>> in pakistan they're calling it a super flood, the worst flooding in the country's history. a week of heavy rain sent rivers over their banks in pakistan's northwest, killing at least 1,100 people, wiping out whole villages and destroying crops. the u.n. estimated 1 million people are directly effected. the first of $10 million in u.s. aid arrived in stricken region on sunday. >>> in neighboring afghanistan, the u.s.-led nato coalition is a bit smaller this mor

mr. president, it is barack obama who holds the position now and bears its responsibilities. this week he took stock with our colleague harry smith of the early show. >> hello, detroit! >> reporter: after 18 months in office, president barack obama knows that many americans are not happy with his job performance. but what grade would the president give himself? do you feel sometimes like your administration is not given the credit it deserves? >> yes. >> reporter: a conversation with the president later on sunday morning. >> osgood: doo wop is a form of pop music that was going on strong long before president obama was born. this morning jeff greenfield catches up with some of its best-loved practitioners. >> you don't remember me but i remember you. 'twas not so long ago you broke my heart in two. tears on my pillow, main in my heart. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, old-time rock'n'roll half a century later. >> oh, baby. >> osgood: hef is the nickname of hugh hefner the founder of a magazine some folks used to claim they read only for the interviews. this morning bill wind chill kerr will interview hef. >> reporter:

mr. smith in this movie. senator payne is a much more distinguished and senatorial person. he is being controlled by the political bosses, one of whom is seen in the galleries up there. it is interesting. harry truman, in 1939, when he saw this movie, hated this movie. he despised it. he was seen as a senator from the pendergast machine in kansas city. i always wonder if he did not think that, at that point, the movie was looking at him and his relationship with the political machine back home, trying to depict that appear that maybe one reason why he disliked it. only thing he liked about the movie is that he said it showed the press gallery in its true, drunken state. the reporters are seen at the bar at the national press club at a later scene. the fact that the reporters are keeping an eye on thomas mitchell. advising.s aide he is -- keeps advising. she seems to be his only staff person. he has one room and the staff has one person -- one room. most senators had only two rooms at that time. they had very few staff because there was no place to put them. today, the staffs are much larger and the offices are much larger. the amount of mail that they get is much more than it was in those da

mr. president, ground zero is the wrong place for a mosque. >> reporter: but it was the statement from democratic senate leader, harry reid, that shows just how complicated the president's position might be this campaign season. in a tight race of his own, reid said he thinks that the mosque should be built someplace else. however, there is concern over the increasingly charged rhetoric in this debate including concern from some republicans. david ramadan was a delegate from virginia to the national republican convention. >> to protect our constitution, we're speaking out, friends, activists, as republicans, as americans, this is not about just a new york mosque. this is about our constitution and the freedom of religion, which we all love and immigrated into this country for. >> reporter: for her part, sarah palin says it is the center's supporters that need to be more tolerant. >> and talk to that imam. those others who want to build and choose that precise location for their mosque that is so offensive to so many people and ask them to be tolerant, ask them to understand. >> reporter: now, president obama says he supports the right to buil

mr. sestak in pennsylvania. and the talk about it giving -- >> chris: wait a minute. are you saying that -- are you saying, sir, that your affects are no different than rahm emanuel or no different that harry reids? >> i'm saying yes, that yes, it's the same. it's political horse trading that the prosecutors are trying to criminalize and they weren't able to do it without putting on a defense. if we put on a defense and properly explain these things i think the jury will see it for exactly what it is. political horse trading. never about campaign funds. i never made a decision to do that. the decision i made was to make a political deal. the attorney general of illinois whose father was blocking the public works bill in exchange to appoint her to the senate, i wanted the jobs created, 500,000 jobs. healthcare expansion, promise not to raise taxes. rahm emanuel the day before my arrest was the guy to make e deal happen. and i spoke to harry reid and menendez and i spoke to them on the telephone and they were about to help. >> chris: i want to make clear. you aring you are guilty of nothing more than harry reid, senator menendez and rahm emanuel? >> that is exactly right. absolutely right. t

harry. >> bill plante at the white house this morning, thank you very much. >>> joining us now is white house press secretary robert gibbs. mr. gibbs, good morning. >> how are you sir? >> i'm well. this is an important milestone. it can't be -- we can't pass that by. but the fact remains is that as many as 100 civilians are killed every week still in iraq. you have a government -- you have elected representatives that have been -- the election took place five months ago. they still can't form a government. is iraq ready to stand on its own? >> absolutely. iraqi security forces have been in the lead for quite some time. they provided security for the election that was certified in june. as you mentioned in that piece, as bill did, the vice president is over there trying to get the government formed. last time it took six months to form that government. i think we're making progress. the history and the future of iraq will now be shaped by the iraqis. and the president tonight will talk about the change in our combat mission as we focus on rebuilding our nation here at home. >> the president goes to texas today to talk to vete

harry, we'll send it your way. >> thanks very much, dave. we are joined here in jackson square in new orleans by former mayor ray nagin. good to see you, mr.e you. >> do you like the title former mayor. >> i do. i like the title mayor but former mayor is appropriate for the moment. >> what has transpired in the city, areas of regrowth and rebuilding, areas that are blighted, but there's still bad news that has carried forward from those moments five years ago right on the front page of the times picayune this morning, there's an investigation into the police department. did the police have an order to shoot to kill looters. and if, in fact, that order existed, could it have come from anywhere besides the police department. could it come from your office? >> no, no way it came from me. i don't have the reports, to be honest with you. it's a guy fired by the police chief. another guy who tried to get back on and he didn't take him back on. i think it's a did he flekz play. >> when you think back to five years ago, what do you most? >> i remember so much. i remember katrina being so deceptive. she didn't really reveal herself until the day sh

mr. president, ground zero is the wrong place for a mosque. >> reporter: even some democrats like senate majority leader harry reid agreed with that sentiment, saying the mosque should be built somewhere else. but some republicans believe taking a stance against the mosque could be a political liability over the long-term. >> it feeds social conflict, long-term social conflict in america, and it actually undermines our conduct of the war on terror, which can't be conducted around the world without muslim support. >> reporter: now, he is going to mix in a little policy when he goes to seattle, washington. though today is primary day in washington state, so he's also getting an opportunity to campaign with the very vulnerable democratic senator patty murray. matt? >> all right, chuck todd. thank you very much. dick armey is a former republican congressman from texas who served as house majority leader. matt kibby is ceo and president of freedom works. a conservative nonprofit grassroots organization together they've written a new book called "give us liberty, a tea party manifesto." good morning. congressman, good to see you. >> thank you. >>