mr. martin from the airport, to come to the podium and reflect on any progress that has been made with the recommendation. >> the airport has reached agreement with the budget analyst on budget cuts. supervisor chu: thank you very much to the budget analyst. i know in our report, we do see reflected changes that both the budget analyst in addition to the airport have come to agreement with. is that your understanding as well? >> yes, that is correct. supervisor chu: ok, wonderful. if there are no other questions from the committee at this point, would we like to take the motion to accept the budget analyst with the recommendation? ok, we have a motion to accept the budget analyst recommendation, and we will do that without objection. then, colleagues, on items 6 through 8, can we continue these items to the call of the chair so that the rest of the budget has time to catch up with it? we have a motion, and we can do that without objection. thank you. let's return to items four and five. if i could ask mr. young to contact our president and let him know that we are returning to it for the e

mr. martin flexible on the election night in 2006 not only spoke to his group of advisers but he spoke broadlyus and the president of the party to get the party perspective on what ought to happen and he made a judgment that might the party needed to make a clean break in the past and the party needed to start rebuilding itself for another run at government. by the leadership issues and the leadership division that rebuilding hasn't happened. it's more competitive now than ever before that it needs to happen and in the leader in his position would have to judge whether or not he is best able to lead that rebuilding movement going forward. >> we have to leave it up and we will be be back before the speech as start because a lot about the future will be determined in the kind of things the leaders choose to tell the canadian people tonight when they start speaking to the country and that is within the next hour. this is a look at the headquarters in montreal. this isn't a happy crowd of people, not surprisingly, only four bloc seats or candidates are in the lead right now in the province of queb

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. obama is expected to name martin dempsey as the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. admiral mike mullin is stepping down from that position in september. dempsey commanded u.s. troops in iraq. he later led training efforts for iraqi forces. >> this week pg&e crews will be getting ready for high pressure pipeline testing in two bay area cities. that testing involves filling pipes with water at a pressurized level higher than usual. first crews need to vent the gas from those lines. that will happen tomorrow in newark and then on wednesday in san jose. the actual testing should be done later this week. pg&e is testing the lines in response to the san bruno pipeline explosion. >> 5:34. gasoline prices keep dropping this holiday season. during the state -- around the state drivers are pay aping ing a little more than 4 dollars for a gallon, that is also the case in san jose and oakland. in san francisco drivers are averaging 4.15 for regular. that is down 7 cents from last week. every place all over california gas is costing about a dollar more than we paid last memorial

mr. lincoln and the two kennedy brothers and martin luther king.had they been able to survive i would like you to comment that would have brought the interchange that seems to be lacking in our politics today those that continue to exist over and over and i see nothing different over the past 200 years except those four gentlemen. >> it is a pretty sweeping notion, no question the removal of those people change me if john hinckley is done were pointed 1 inch to his left we would have run of reagan eight weeks and not eight years but to stop the tennessee he is having a lot of trouble. and big city mayors and organized labor's pushing back because it involves structural changes. i don't quarrel with what you are saying. i don't know now i don't know secure enough to know. >> i just don't know. >> and except for the few hanging chad. [laughter] >> i probably answer the question but as an aide to senator robert kennedy come if he was elected president, you would have been in the white house with him for several years and would have remained in washing

mr. lincoln, the two kennedy brothers and martin luther king. had those gentlemen survived, i would like you to comment on the fact that that would have brought the truth change that seems to be lacking in politics today which seems to have things that continue to exist over and over again. i see nothing different in the past 200 years except those four gentlemen. >> it is a pretty sweeping notion. no question the removal of those people from life changed things. if john hinckley's gun had been appointed an inch to is left we would have had ronald reagan as president for eight weeks. original not eight years. one of the reasons i stopped the robert kennedy presidency in the summer of 1970 is he is having a lot of trouble. he is having big city mayors and traditional democrats and organized labor push back on his ideas because they involve structural changes that hurt. i don't quarrel with what you are saying but i don't -- i don't feel secure enough to know if lincoln isn't assassinated we have a better post civil war period. could be. i just do

mr. obama announced his selection of army general martin demsey as his new joint chiefs of staff chairman. he replaced admiral mike mullin in the wiping down of the war in iraq. >>> memorial day was a day of mourning in afghanistan. two natos service members and americans were killed. they remembered the 1300 comrades who have died there in america's longest war. >> reporter: taliban suicide bombers struck just minutes and blocks apart in western afghanistan's largest city. the first blast came at the gates of an italian military base where an attacker blew up his car packed with explosives. a second bomb ripped through the bustling city center. u.s. military officials have hinted american troops could be withdrawn from the area by july because attacks are so rare. but monday's blast killed four people and injured dozens more in the normally secure city. violence has intensified since the taliban launched its spring offensive. still u.s. commanders say security plans are on track. >> i am confident that by the end of the year that we will be in a much better position. and i think we will

mr. maloney or whoever is here to represent the appellant. parks commissioners, i am the owner of mark 10 mac's restaurant. -- martin mack's restaurant. one thing that did happen, code enforcement had come out and give us an all clear. we had taken that. we realize we have to go back to the planning commission. we are quite willing to do this. we're willing to do that. we know that we had this very safe. this is the way should have been forced 21 years ago or 22 years hopefully, that is what happens. if you have any questions, i'm available to answer them.

mr. maloney or whoever is here to represent the appellant. parks commissioners, i am the owner of mark 10 mac's restaurant. -- martin mack's restaurant. one thing that did happen, code enforcement had come out and give us an all clear. we had taken that. we realize we have to go back to the planning commission. we are quite willing to do this. we're willing to do that. we know that we had this very safe. this is the way should have been forced 21 years ago or 22 years hopefully, that is what happens. if you have any questions, i'm available to answer them. >> it is there anyone here for the subjects property owner? >> i appreciate the efforts of the appellant to work with the planning department to come into compliance with the code and to make sure that the board understands, it it is my understanding to do with the penalties and of the board would be willing to reduce the amount of the assessed penalties. we september a notification on june 15, 2009, notice of violation and penalty was issued august 24, 2009. penalties began to accrue 15 days after that notice of violation penalty was issued if it's not appealed to this board n nove

mr. hart our west and wish him the best as we go forward here. martin savidge for us live tonight.city. remarkable to see as martin just explained some of the images are stunning. some of the remarkable efforts by people in communities to protect their homes equally stunning and remarkable. i want to take you back to tuesday night. i was down in louisiana. look at this. if you look out at this deck right there, that's where the river is supposed to begin. river is supposed to begin there and all of this land on this side would be dry. you see that structure i was pointing to, right? in the water out there, you see the structure i was pointing to. trying to explain to you it is not supposed to look like this. well, now we have an image to show you what it is supposed to look like. that's the backyard. you see all that dry land under that float. raft right there. now you see it out there buried in the water. it is remarkable. that was tuesday night. i can tell you the waters are even higher now because that area right there is being flooded deliberately because of that morganza spill

mr. president. you got bin laden. good riddens! >> netanyahu laid out his vision for a mid east peace settlement but rejected any return to israel's 1967 borders. martin indick is former you see ambassador to israel. thanks for coming on the show, mr. ambassador. first off, any surprises in the speech by netayahu today? >> no, nothing was surprising from the resounding, prolonged applause to the words he had to say. i think they're all fairly predictable. >> this has been a lot of discussion about president obama's statement last week, that peace negotiations should be based on israel's borders before the 1967 war. last week, prime minister netanyahu said those borders are indefensible. he talked about israel's border's again today. so i want to play just a part of what he said, and get your reaction. >> this compromise must reflect the dramatic demographic changes that have occurred since 1967. the vast majority of the 650,000 israelis who live beyond the 1967 lines reside in neighborhoods and suburbs after jerusalem and greater tel aviv. now, these areas are densely populated, but they're geographically quite small. and under any realistic peace agr

mr. wild west woods final birdie. the last lead him on twelve under par a top five finish all cement in a thirty eight year old englishman out of martin kaymer in the world rankings. to modest ball where demi patrols jools reigning moto g.p. champions of the portuguese grand prix for the first time ever in any class warfare enzo a close second in a serial killer brother two thousand and seven champion case and so has stoner or paris one torn from the very beginning but they're also shadowing the pulse of this young often most of the race twenty four year old finally. made his move for three months remaining how it is on the finish line. and so last stop just short of his fourth consecutive best real victory this is patrick for his first one of the season but there also is new teammate is a stoner the last spot on the podium standings still see venza lead the way the process is just full points behind. and finally a wall of mass from the japanese martial art of arcade zero as on a visit last weekend to share his knowledge with his russian followers and the vatican young went along to meet and. if you wonder just what a kid is old world

he comes up -- martin scorsese in a movie about his early career, "no direction home". >> i was not inventing anything that hasn't been tried before. >>. ♪ mrusic that will last. but my, what a legacy. what an extraordinary legacy. >>. ♪ in the jingle jiangle come following you ♪ >> everybody in the studio was sort of tapping their toe. humming along to every single tune there. >> i'm so glad we did that piece without narration. because as much of a master of words as bob dylan is, his contribution is beyond words. what are you going to add that he hasn't added already? it's unreal. >> it's where you can imagine a world without mr. tambourine man. >> you think of all of the musicians who, what, borrowed? the best form of flattery, right? borrowed something. >> a whole lot of that. happy birthday, bob dylan. hope you're having a good one. you're very much dedicated to covering the story out of joplin, missouri. you can see chris wragge is back there tomorrow morning. along with the team of correspondents. they're continuing to cover it here throughout the day. all in twitter, cbs.com. see you back here tonight. the local news is next. we spe

mr. estimation. -- misestimation. between the two companies, and most of the money was put in by lockheed martin or boeing, we wound up with two families of launch vehicles. it was the first one that had been built since the 1970's. we wound up with a new rocket factory. three new pads and a capability that has not had a failure yet. if you want to look at how programs can be managed with government involvement but still produce tremendous results, elv does have some lessons. >> your points are well taken. i think there is a future in the private sector which is why we created the balance in our bill. we also have to have the reliability, the backup systems, and all of the extra efforts that must be made when you're talking about human space flight. i think going at a measured pace is what we ought to be doing and assuring we're not moving so fast that we end up not having something that is reliable and also that we have all of the safety backup systems that would be required and so the we do not have a big cost overrun. so that it will be more expensive in the long run because you are at a place where you do not have

martin luther king jr. to many she is considered the first lady of the civil rights movement. rob roblin takes us to the anne arundel county where mrsored. >> they dedicated this garden this morning for a special woman. they devoted this garden to corretta scott king. >> she spent her life making sure the vision and the dream he had became a reality. >> because of the weather, the ceremony had to be moved inside, and the building was packed. >> it reflects our commitment to those values they held dear, corretta and her husband, and that we emprace. >> called by many the first lady of the civil rights movement. if she were alive today, corretta scott king would be 85 years old. >> people talk about what a great wife she was, but you when look at her children, you know she was an outstanding mother as well as being an outstanding wife. >> this memorial garden will say that women are as powerful as men and they have had a significant role in our society. because the untold story of the civil rights movement was the african american and other women who gave not just of their time but their lives. >> the keynote speaker was her daughter,

mrs. wales. that's also testament to the fact that they want to be a low key couple. that was the image of the wedding really, driving around in an aston-martinion of where they were going. >> i'm sure that was the case. the problem with the day and the build-up to the day is it was just so wonderful. it gave people almost too much and the idea that everyone would now step away was just never going to happen. i think they apparently decided weeks ago to postpone the honeymoon and go somewhere later on this month. an island in the indian ocean apparently where they will stay in $4,000 a night suites and have total intimacy which is what they need. >> in the meantime, ben, everybody is talking about pippa, what a gorgeous woman she is. the attention is focused on her. will we hear more about her in the weeks and months ahead, do you think? >> i think so. the magazine "tattler" here has the most eligible woman in england. that might have left our shores. she's become a bit of a worldwide phenomenon. >> i think we'll be hearing lots from kate's younger sister. >> i know you can't resist. did anybody leave the party with a lamp shade on their head