. >> cory lamb, followed by karen mccoy >> good afternoon, mr. lamb. >> good afternoon, director, my name is corey lamb like the sheep. i would like it talk about the massive increase in the number of busses for approval, and others that go down to san jose. the traffic they create when they pull over to the bus zone does not allow for accessible services for my passengers, sometimes i let them off because of being blocked by the big busses, they take their time when everyone is getting their laptops together. i think it would help muni although we don't want people in their cars to talk about the bus service about how to speed up their service somewhat. 18th and castro is not the area to have the area blocked by two busses. i work castro a lot and it's really hairy when you have people jumping out of busses and trying to get into taxis and i'm afraid we're going to have a severe accident there. the other thing i was talking about there was a service that popped up that wanted to mirror one of the muni lines up and down van ness. that seems like a rev

mr. lamb ?oo ?a good afternoon again. my concern has to do with, i'm all for regulation and i think if there's a problem with regulation then the hammer needs to be thrown upon those companies that aren't following those regulations. as a person who is monitored on everything i do including stretching in the cab and drinking in the cab or whatever else i do in the cab, more regulation is not (inaudible) i don't want another one, another piece of technology that i have no idea who fti is. they have a bunch of employees in nevada but i'm not one of their employees and i don't think there's ever been a time that sfmta has contacted me anyway but they can't get that result. if someone doesn't respond to them, they can put them out of service. who accepts the call, who denies the call, this kind of minutia, if you don't like the way fly wheel works, don't use fly wheel. i know we're trying to get this thing going but really what we're trying to do the thing going. whether you like coke or pepsi really doesn't matter, people ar

swain and mr. lamb. i miss them. used to spend christmas with us. e is a difference between being able to call you. it was an extremely enjoyable time spent with both of them. mr. swain and mr. lamb was on fridays. snowden is a whistleblower. he definitely deserves immunity from any charges against him. all the people, the naysayers that say he was treasonous. they are so ill-informed. his supervisors had tried to find channels to bring this to life. it is unconstitutional and a violation of the constitution that trumps all other activities. the patriot act and the nsa and what they have been doing. i believe this has been going on prior to 9/11. lie.is the biggest more importantly, there was a ands action lawsuit by at&t election before obama came to office. as soon as obama came into power, his first act as president was to squash that immunity toranting all the telecom industry that had been spying on americans. everybody says he should have done this in a proper manner. they tried. people have tried. they were squashed. barack obama was supposedl

. >> we will now move on to the vice chair of the subcommittee, mr. lamb of ohio. >> thank you very much to our commission members for being with us today. this is a question i would like to ask all of you. the incentive auction legislation prohibits the fcc from excluding qualified bidders . as it works its way up to the commission, it appears the wireless bureau is simultaneously working on the spectrum aggregation docket to achieve spectrum caps. will you commit to allowing any that compliesder with statutory requirements to participate fully in the auction? chairman, if i could start with you. in your testimony, when you talked about the incentive auction, you said you are looking at a voluntary market- oriented approach. >> the statute is quite explicit in that regard that the commission may not exclude somebody from participating. ?> also aggregating it would be wide open for everyone to be involved? >> what has been developing here, the ceo of at&t recently came out with a statement saying, wait a minute, i think i to makeke to have rules sure not o

mr. cousins becomes the sacrificial lamb for an offensive line that cannot protect.reat to be a backup quarterback in the nfl. thank you sir. >>> the details behind the flight of 214, and what caused the deadly accident. the tonal truck had dangerous cargo will get a new location. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. a vote on a budget agreement coo comcould come tomorrow. the president said he's willing to sign the bill in its current form. >>> health secretary kathleen sebelius is calling nor an investigation in the roll out issues regarding healthcare.gov she made the announcement just before she was grilled again on capitol hill. >>> nelson mandelnelson mandelag instate until his burial on sunday. maya angelou wrote about nelson mandela. >> he all lost somebody. that's why i mentioned the people of south africa and tell them that we the people of the united states, we americans, in particular, we also lost a friend. we speak of the people of all the south african people and say, sorry, we, too, we have lost someone. sorry, we

lamb. this current administration needs to understand that this deal is a bad deal. i'm randy weber, there you have it. thank you. mr. roskam: i thank the gentleman for his insight and his perspective and add monday is for action. and at this point, i would like to yield to the gentlelady from indiana. mrs. walorski: thank you, mr. roskham and thank you for the opportunity to speak about this issue tonight and thank you mr. speaker. in the state of the union address on january 24, 2012, president obama said, let there be no doubt, america is determined to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and i will take no options off the table to achieve that goal. on march 4, 2012, president obama again stated his desire to prevent a nuclear-armed iran. he said, iran's leaders understand that i do not have a policy of containment, i have a policy to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. president obama said of iran, the clock is ticking and we're going to make sure that if they do not meet the demands of the international community, we are going to take all options necessary to make sure they don't have a nuclear