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 was black and wearing dreads he was treated differently. >> the incident happened six days before the 20-year-old was arrested after refusing to leave another flight at san francisco international. the flight crew asked him to pull up his saging pajama pants. >>> the 25th annual aids walk in san francisco will be held next month. and tonight hundreds gathered to honor some of the top participants. the kickoff reception was held at slide lounge to generate support for the 10k walk. more than 300 dedicated participants attended the event and were celebrated for their contributions. they are friends and colleagues and are associated with some from the other company. in the past 25 years, they have raised over $74 million. abc7 is a sponsor of aids walk san francisco for many years now, and i had the pleasure of hosting tonight's event once again this year. aids walk by the way is sunday, july 17th. hope you will come and join us. >>> health item. if you are trying to lose weight, experts recommend cashing in your chips. potato chips are worse for you than soda, candy and even ice cre

court mr martin went well what we've been saying to president medvedev and form and so love for office is so important that russia is able to play its part in trying to find a solution so the role of the mediator for russia is to work alongside others who are busy trying to find a way through i think the significant element of this is making sure that's also linked back to the u.n. so we have confidence in our communications between different people but it's very good to see russia engage it's very good to see that in the age of trying to help to get as you said you consider an aid for to live together as an inappropriate response to the plight of the people there what is and appropriate response in your opinion. consistent in saying what needs to happen is that the israelis need to open the borders with gulzar and the love people and goods to the feeling now i recognize the importance of the security situation for israel we've always done that but it seems to me a position that's not tenable you have the inability to get the economy moving and one of the things i've been saying to the

mr. martin malsch on behalf of the state of nevada. welcome, sir. mr. commissioner public-service commission and mr. christopher kouts, former acting director of the d.o.t. office of civilian radioactive waste management. again, your full statement will be submitted for the record. you have five minutes, and we will start with you, mr. hollis. welcome. >> thank you mr. chairman and members of the committee. thank you again for the opportunity to testify about the local support in nevada for yucca mountain. im gary hollis and i am the chairman of the county board commissioner. state of nevada. as you know, mr. chairman, yucca mountain is located entirely within my county. while the testimony is - i want you to know that it reflects the views of the other county commissioners as well, and as well as many political and local leaders in rural nevada. mr. chairman, we deeply appreciate you and congressman green took time to visit yucca mountain and to meet local people in nevada. as you learned there are many of us that live next to yucca mountain that suppo

greg martin was an official at gm, frederick henderson was the ceo of gm, and the fact that mr. bloom was on a cc really doesn't prove anything here, i don't think, except that -- other than the fact that gm was in control of gm. the treasury department represented observers having to ask, not able to dictate to gm, and, you know, frankly, i think that's what we found here, that gm throughout the bailout remained under private control. and i, i don't see from this memo which has mr. ratner and mr. bloom up here as a cc, that this coming from gm officials that this in any way indicates that it was, it was a non-gm officials who were leading the dance. i just want to point that out and, again, i do that because i understand the concerns that my colleagues have, share many of those concerns. i just wanted to correct the record. and i thank the chairman. thank you m. >> and i thank the ranking member. i'm going to allow myself five minutes. mr. bloom, mr. snowbarger, and i think today the most important thing we can understand about this hearing, it's not about democrats or republic

mr. brian lord and his guest. general martin dempsey and his wife. >> dr. wife, mrs. ruth olestad. >> the honorable ambassador phillip murphy, u.s. ambassador to germany, and his wife, mrs. tammy murphy. >> mr. ullrich braess, and his wife, mrs. dorothea braess. mr. john schumacher and his wife, mrs. mary briggs. mrs. claus klineses and his wife, mrs. deidra klineses. mrs. leland kennedy and her guest, ms. tina hoskaovich. the honorable secretary eric shinseki, secretary of veterans affairs, and his wife, mrs. patty shinseki. mr. john kuhni and his wife, mrs. barbara kuhni. >> i feel great about being here tonight and i'm wearing a rented tuxedo. no, what are you wearing? i'm a lawyer in chicago. you guys all look great. mr. robert b. hansen and his wife, mrs. kathleen hansen. mr. douglas redacker. the honorable senator amy klobuchar and her husband, mr. john mittsler. >> this would be, o.k., cost $170. >> and the shoes? >> $29. yes, that's correct, macy's. there you are. thank you. >> mr. eric garsety and his wife, ms. amy wacliff. mr. james rogers and his

mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to the following brave servicemen who died in afghanistan since we last met. kevin fortuna and martin lamb from first battalion the rifles. marine samuel alexander and lance corporal martin gill from 42 commander royal marines and corporal mike pike from the fourth battalion the royal regiment of the scotland. all of them were dicated professionals serving our country. their deaths are a reminder of the very high price we are paying to stop afghanistan for being a haven for terrorists. we honor their memory. we will support their families. we will not forget their service d their sacrifice. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, i will shall have further such meetings this morning. >> can i associate myself with the prime minister's tribute to our fallen soldiers. we do indeed owe them a great

mr. speaker, can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to kev fortuna and rifleman martin lamb from first battalion the rifles? lieutenant augusta, mahmoud ahmadinejad samuel alexander and lance corporal martin gill from 42 commando royal marines and corporal michael pike from fourth battalion. they all showed enormous bravery and courage and our thoughts are with their family and friends. and as the prime minister said, these number of deaths once again demonstrates the bravery of all of our forces in afghanistan and elsewhere around the world. mr. speaker, we read in the newspapers today that the prime minister has torn up the justice secretary's policy on sentencing. has he? >> what we want is tough sentences for serious offenders. this government produced -- we produced a consultation paper a wide consultation paper that had wide consultation and wide support for the proposals it made and in the coming weeks we'll be publishing our legislation. >> ed miliband. >> but, mr. speaker, we read in the newspapers today that the prime time's torn up the justice secretary's proposals bec

dr mara martin very nice to meet me and tell me about the clinic here mr their clinic not them are like that center was a passion project their prime created. after i created the multi-car lecture at the original moment in in monaco where i live where i reside the reason i came to mosco was one i love the country i love the city but moreover about twenty percent of all of my clients who come to my clinic in monaco are russian or russian speaking so there was a very big demand. a lot of check what exactly is this life shit is is a method that i created based on over twenty years of experience to do a complete check up of the entire body of another check up in a standard method were one does an electrocardiogram and takes your weight and takes your poles but those are important parameters but they don't save lives and they certainly don't detect disease rights and so i we created a method whereby we find things before they're detected by other standard methods for example early stages of cancer for example since i grew up in one accord i've detected nine cases of pancreatic cancer and fiv

david martin tells us they stand behind the president, but they made it clear mr. obama wasn't following their advice. >> reporter: both general david petraeus, the commander in afghanistan, and joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mullen, the president's principal military advisor, said today they initially balked at president obama's drawdown plan as too risky. >> the president's decisions are more aggressive and incur more risk than i was originally prepared to accept. >> the ultimate decision was a more aggressive formulation, if you will, in terms of the timeline, than what we had recommended. >> reporter: they wanted to pull out fewer than 5,000 troops this year, but they were up against an option presented by president obama's civilian advisors to pull out the entire 33,000 surge force by the end of this year. the president decided to pull out 10,000 this year, all 33,000 by september, 2012. >> is it going to be hard? you bet it's going to be hard. >> reporter: but mullen said it would be even harder on the taliban. >> the taliban had a really bad year last ye

martin for sacrificing so much personal time. you of done a wonderful job. come on up. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. i appreciate it. i will not repeat all the things, except to acknowledge our wonderful staff. stick your hands in the air as well. thank you. the themselves will also be contributing in the cost sharing. and of course, it has been wonderful to come together with labor in the city, and the way we do with especially in san francisco. i get to do what some people regard as the more boring parts, which is actually talk about what we did. as the mere mention, -- as the mayor mentioned, a keystone of this program is cost sharing by employees. that is giving us an immediate release starting at approximately a year from now in fiscal year fy2012-2013. the cost sharing will depend on the health of the pension fund. real contribution rates, and based on the level of employee earnings, they will assist the city. it will become the employe e contribution. we cannot projects what our -- we cannot predict what our pension rates will be next year, but they certainly will not be going up and our employees will be par

mr. priebus, thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you, martin. appreciate it. >>> coming up, congressman anthony wiener. enough said. >>> and violence spreads throughout the arab world. we go live to a region embroiled in chaos. next. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. introducing better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance. if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy a car that's one model year newer, with 15,000 fewer miles on it. there's no other auto insurance product like it. better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual. it's a better policy that gets you a better car. call... or visit one of our local offices today, and we'll provide the coverage you need at the right price. liberty mutual auto insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> huge explosions have rocked the capital of libya during a series of nato air strikes. some of the blasts appear to have been close to the compound of colonel gadhafi. but the libyan leader is absolutely defiant issuing an audio recording on stat

so mr president asks some of the old timers around the white house lyndon johnson took fed chairman william martin into his office and literally physically beat him up then slammed him up against the wall and then delivered his ultimatum it's time for you to do the same metaphorically at least with eric cantor in the tea party republicans in congress who want to destroy your presidency but he's throwing the credit worthiness of our great nation slamming the op against the wall by pulling all federal funding to every state whose member of congress wouldn't vote to raise the debt ceiling and then let them try to explain to vera voters why their food stamp cards don't work why their social security checks aren't arriving and the road repairs all stopped and half their schools are closing time for some hard bolster respectfully of course. coming up senior scholar truck collatz joins me tonight for a conversation with very. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. even want to well. whatever government says there's confucius safe get ready because their freedom. you know sometim

martin, luxury and speed. >> i racecar because i like to drive fast. >> spy car because i'm sneaky and would make that mission possible. >> i believe would have to be a tow truck, mrr. >> fly, and cars usually don't fly. >> make a good tow truck because i'm strong and sturdy. >> if i had a catch phrase? lightning mcqueen has ka which california-chow. >> i not a need for speed. >> look out, i'm coming through. >> catch phrase? ta-da. that means watch out. >> ta-da. >> a catch phrase? i would say, let's do it. and i get after it. that's my last phrase i say before we take the green flag. >> woo-hoo. >> mike: intern justin. a's look took two out of three with the pills -- phillies, and when you get eight hits off their ace, you think victory. no not so fast. jimmy rollins, who was 4-4, scores. 2-0, ryan sweeney with the bloop to center. now 2-1. that was doc holliday gave up. in the nine inch, gets sweenie to ground into the game-ending double-play. fifth complete game of the year for holliday. >> final round of the travelers championship. frederick jacobsen with the lead and his putter did not sputter. now, ryan moore entered 18 tied with jacob send. had this short

martin is back in trouble again. he made a statement saying " women should not mess with those women that have retarded kids. warren lindsay lohan after serving 35 days for mr. maitre for violating her probation for the 2007 drought driving cases she is now free as she left house for the first-time >> it feels good. >> she's not entirely free she still has to complete form hundred and 80 hours of community service these are terms of her this is video of that governor wallace signing the bill a group opposes same- sex marriages it will spend $2 million to oust those members to change their mind on this issue. that are obama address the issue of same-sex marriage he is politically opposed to this it is up to individual states to read and i same-sex marriages his administration is eager going to stop the fighting at the marriage as between a man and a woman also obama used his harshest language ever during a press conference yesterday he has resisted any attack hot excuse me they have resisted any tax hikes. dan obamas said it get over >> it is time to make tough toward the choices >> obama mentioned that his children do their homework on time and congress sho

mr. malsch for 5 minutes. check your microphone before. through this. >> i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony. my name is martin malsch. i have practiced law in the nuclear energy field for over 40 years in both the public and private sectors. i am a special deputy attorney general for the state of nevada. the failure of the yucca mountain repository program is a direct result of decisions taken almost 25 years ago. a decent respect for history would suggest that those decisions crated a very high risk of program failure, but the lessons of history were disregarded. the original 1982 waste policy act foresaw many of the problems that now affect the amount and program. among other things, it sought fairness in redundancy by requiring multiple sites from which to choose alternate locations for the repository and its struggle for equity by setting up a site selection programs for two facilities, one in the west and one in the east. all was scrapped in 1987. congress decreed that all efforts must now focus on just one site in nevada and they did so notwithstanding incomplete scientific information and the fact that now spe

martin wheatley, responded in this way. to suggest that the united states sets a gold standard that of the market follow is nonsense. i mean, mr. chairman, if we continue down the road of overregulating this industry, and certainly there was some participation by this industry and the collapse of 2008 but it was not the sole reason. there were many, many other reasons why the collapse occurred. and if we continue down the road of over regulation, it's pretty obvious the concerns that a number of us have that were attempted to be waived by you, our fears are going to come true. and our true today. we are seeing swaps and derivatives traded around the world and markets even in like panama, and we're supposed to take some confidence in the fact that because we are going to overregulate the financial markets in the united states, that everything is going to be safe and secure in the future. i'd like your comment to that. >> well, i think that what happened in 2008 and what was addressed by congress was to ensure that the transparency comes to these markets and we lower risk in the markets if u.s. commerce is affected, directly and

mr. johnson sent the e-mail referencing the provisions. it is important to identify. greg martin was an official at gm. the fact that mr. bloom was on a cc does not prove anything except the fact that gm was in control of the gm. the treasury was an observer, not able to dictate. that is what we found that gm common throughout the bailout, remained under private control. i do not see it from this memo that this indicates it was not gm officials leading the dance. i wanted to point that out. i understand the concerns my colleagues have. i share many of those concerns. i wanted to correct the record. >> i'm going to allow myself five minutes. the most important today we can understand is not about democrats or republicans, it is about the american people. this hearing is essential. wheat are talking about taxpayer dollars being invested. mr. bloom, there was $50.2 billion in assistance. how was that divided up? >> i am not familiar with that number. there was $49.5 million to gm. i am familiar with that number. i'm trying to be responsive. i am not familiar with the $50.2 million.