they're doing is going to be put out for a competitive bid nor is it subject to -- i had to deal with mr. lamb to deal with his 14% or whatever but i guess i'm not the right color because they don't want me but i want to come before you this evening and let you know that they discriminate and they do all they can unless you want to be a janitor or direct traffic and not be a mechanical contractor and be a part of their team that they have, you have to be chosen by them, it's no competitive bidding, it's none of that. you got to be a part of the team, a part of the paradigm and that's how you get to be a part of building this cpmc. i also want to bring up the subject of st. luke's hospital and dr. arthur coleman who did a heck of a lot for the bayview community but my time is up but i had a lot more to say. thank you. >> thank you, board and president chiu, my name is brian webster, president of the worker's resource in the mission district. we've been serving the working poor here in san francisco for 30 years and our board is made up of rank and file members of organized labor. we support the

mr. lamb, you asked -- i was morely interested in knowing if i could find any common pattern in some of the mass murders of the 20th century. some of the people who have committed the most horrendous act, hitler, stalin. palpot, malsatung. there is another one. and soy looked in some depth at their childhood. and although it -- they were disturbed in different ways and a lot of them had difficulties with their father, in particular. and they got into trouble in some ways. i could not come up with any convincing findings that i could say, this was the root of their later -- becoming these monsters that they later become. i could not find it. and the conclusion i came to as a result of this -- and with a number of the other leaders as well -- is that something very important takes place, some transformation takes place as one gains ultimate power. that the very process of gaining ultimate power changes the nature of the person. changes the way they look at the world. changes the way they look at

mr. nice guy. republican presidential campaign newt gingrich lamb basted two of his top gop rivals tuesday. nbc's brian mooar joins us from washington with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the candidates are sprinting toward the starting line. >> what's going to happen in this process -- >> reporter: with six days to go before the iowa caucuses, the gop presidential campaign is getting personal. mitt romney mocked newt gingrich's failure to get on the primary ballot of his home state of virginia. >> more like lucille ball at the chocolate factory. you know, you've got to get it organized. >> so, our campaign is going to stay positive. >> reporter: gingrich insists he's going to be positive, his supporters have launched attacks on romney, and a new text message campaign calling romney's once pro-choice views. rick perry portraying the other candidate as washington insiders is campaigning with the ultimate outsider, controversial sheriff joe arpao. rick santorum's campaign is finally gaining momentum and michele bachmann is desperately trying to get momentum back. kno

mr. byung, district four, the store manager of the sunset district good will, martin lamb, in district 5,ney chen, district 6, steven lee, the leader of aspire, district 7, a longtime democratic activist, district 8, the founding executive director of the chinatown community development center gordon chen, strychnine shirley chen, district 10, a community leader and visitation valley, and last but not least, the business woman and president of an iron works co., florence kong. could you join me in thanking all of their leadership? [applause] the last thing i want to say is we have been celebrating our heritage for 163 years, and i look forward to another 163 years of celebration. thank you very much for being here. >> supervisor chiu, thank you very much. this is the seventh year that san francisco has held an official celebration for asian americans. the plans are the culminated efforts of the members of the mayor's asian-pacific american heritage celebration committee. please welcome me and joining claudine cheng for her remarks on this year's celebration. >> thank you, everyone, for jo

mr. medvedev a sacrificial lamb to the electorate and so mr. putin can walk into the presidency in march question mark. i don't know yet. beyond that, let's try and generalize what we have learned already. i agree with him that this is really a fork in the road. john mccain sent a rotor to mr. putin saying prepare for the odd about spring. mr. mccain, it's december out there. it's not the spring comes the winter but what does that mean? are there masses of are masses of hungry and upset russians, hundreds of thousands and millions of people in the square? is at the russian equivalent of the muslim brotherhood or the russian brotherhood? no. what we saw yesterday at this point in time, and i don't know tomorrow and after tomorrow and i have been wronged i admit it. what we saw is one of the russian politicians i talked to today said, the whole -- was full of people chanting putin is a thief. it is not very big and it was part, about seven to 10,000 people. who were these people? people living close in the heart of moscow. this was intelligentsia

lamb chop one night. i honestly don't remember why but look how normal they both are. ben bernanke is mr.aldy guy for obvious reasons. mr. rom nooe is 22% because he is almost always pulling 22%, no matter who the mitt anti-moment is in the republican field. robert ford, the american ambassador to syria, this is the one i'm most proud of. he is, on this show, the ambadassador. robert ford went to hamma. he drove right along side the crowds of protesters demanding seer syrian authoritarian government step down. he met them with olive branchs. not the metaphor but actual olive branchs. the ambadassador had to leave syria and come back to the united states for consultations. things got too dangerous there. they are still dangerous. the united nations estimates that 4,000 people have been killed in syria just since march. then just today, a human rights group reported that 34 bodies were found dumped in a town square in western syria. also in syria today, the ambadassador, robert ford is back in syria as of this evening. this does not soften the support by the obama administration. hillary cl

does that mean somebody is going to offer him as a sacrificial lamb to the electorate so mr mr. putin can walk into the presidency in march? question mark. i don't know yet. beyond that, let's try and gener generalize what we learned already. i agree with the statement that this is really a fork in the road. john phbg kaeumccain sent a let putin saying prepare for the ara arabat spinning. it is a winter there, but not spring. but it means masses of hungry and upset russians, hundreds of thousands, is that the russian equivalent of the muslim brother raod? no. what we saw yesterday at this point in time -- and i don't know what will happen tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, et cetera. i have been wrong, i admitted it. one thing we saw is the whole rein was full of people chant ing "putin out." it was not very big, maybe 7,000 to 10,000 people. people who are living close in the heart of moscow. this was the elite. intelligentsia. looking a second ago, a woman with a polish name but some kind of glamour circuit correspondent was there arrested. the leaders of the political party --