mr. martin, david lee, general manager, mr. ginsburg. i am the brother of betty ann ong. my family and i would like to take this opportunity to thank the park and recreation center. supporters who are here and in attendance, those who are unable to attend, petition signers, and all citizens of this great nation at large. we urge you to support the renaming of the recreation center. the ong family would be extremely honored to have the chinese recreation center renamed the betty ann ong recreation center. thank you. president buell: thank you. >> gloria or cathy, would you like to speak? >> good morning. i am the older sister of betty ann ong. i live in bakersfield, california. it's a real honor to be here today. i want to thank you all for your consideration in renaming the chinese recreation center to the betty ann ong recreation center. i would also like to thank all of the supporters that we have had and to everybody for being here. i can still remember growing up in san francisco chinatown and playing at the chinese recreation center very clearly. the playground was a

mr. martin and mr.llison, but i do not get the sense there will be this strength and my capability of having their attention versus the attention of folks down in other parts of the committee. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. >> good afternoon. i want to bring to your attention when i hear presentations made, i only hear workforce and city bill. i hear a little bit about wyc, but ycb, but i do not hear about the other cbo's. we of the renaissance. these people try to get people jobs, and they are not included in anything but is being stated when they come up here. i am quite sure they have other groups and things. i do not feel as though we all are being recognized to make sure that all of the people in those local communities are getting the benefits they should be getting. i would like to see more names included in those statements about who will be sending people on to these jobs, because i have a problem. i hear reports 240 people were hired. they do not know themselves they have been higher

mr martin then. stopped. which bryson if you move from phones to transition. for instance on t.v. don't come. russia and china have blocked a draft resolution on syria the un security council saying the text doesn't rule out foreign military intervention they can down the draft as biased and unhelpful to the crisis in syria moscow and beijing want a different resolution that will push opposing sides of the conflict towards dialogue. flights are canceled in and out of the country transport is disrupted and schools are closed as a twenty four hour a nationwide strike gets underway and rains that's in response to the government's latest hysteria measures as euro zone chiefs push bad the next round of bailout payments. and collective anger sweeps coast to coast across america as the movement of anti-corporate protesters grows by thousands of activists one big business to stop influencing the government and be called to account for the economic troubles in the us. as we have eyes here in our team and meters here with a laser sports news. hello there welcome to the sports update a not s

mr. clean martin sheen media has been jumping on him over these remarks he made the tennessee over the weekend. >> let's have a real fence. 20 feet high with barbed wire. electrified. with a sign on the other side that says "it can kill you" and i get criticized. mr. cain, that's ininsensitive. what do you mean insensitive? >> stephen: yeah! what do you mean insensitive? if it will make you feel better, we'll generate the lethal voltage with wind power. is that sensitive enough? besides, cain didn't even mean it. >> on immigration you said in an event in tennessee that you would build an electrified fence on the boarder that could kill people if they try to cross illegally. >> that's a joke, david, >> so that was a joke? >> that's a joke. >> that's not a serious plan. >> no, it's not. >> you got a big laugh but that's not what you do. >> that's a joke. >> stephen: electrified fence, classic joke. like who's on first? what's on fire? i don't know how many people it's killed. (laughter) but the real punch line to the joke is that it's not a joke. as cabe cain clarifyed in phoenix the next day. >

mr. martin. i served in the united states army in south korea about 10 years ago and i know for an absolute fact you can get a top- of-the-line luxury caribbean- made car for about $2,000 american. -- korean-made car. a 40,000 of a pickup truck would not compete. are we addressing the laws in korea. we were serving jiggle on the weekends we would get taylor made our money suits. -- will we were serving their, on the weekends we would get taylor-made armani suits. but we might not gain anything because there are no decent patent laws. host: patents laws. guest: it has been an issue the trade representative's office has been pushing more and more. in the korea deal which was negotiated mostly under president george w. bush, but also in this transpacific partnership which of the obama administration is currently negotiating with eight other nations in southeast asia and latin america. on the issue of the car exports, certainly ford, gm, chrysler have all been in favor of these deals. after revisions

mr. shuttlesworth was the last surviving member of the big three. he's seen here, sitting here between dr. martin luther king jr. and the reverend ralph abernathy. they were the three founders at the southern leadership conference in the 1950s. mr. shuttlesworth was a godly and devout man of faith who trained for the ministry, but also braved beatings, bombings, and fire hosings in order to advance the cause of equality. on christmas day itself in 1956, somebody placed 15 sticks of dynamite outside the parsonage where he lived. the explosion destroyed his humble home, but he survived. a year later, in 1957, he and his wife took their daughters to enroll in an all-white school in birmingham. but as they arrived, they were met with men carrying chains, brass knuckles, and baseball bats. his wife, ruby, was stabbed in the head. he was beaten unconscious. mr. shuttlesworth once said from the pulpit, i'm answerable to

mr. harrington, thank you. john martin, our airport, thank you.., of course, ann, thank you very much for being here and our human rights commission director, thank you very much, terese afor being here. it's a large city family. >> dennis, thank you. thank you very much, dennis, for being here. commissioner normandy, supervisor carmen chu, thank you. good morning, everyone. larry, good to see you, great to be out there with the new labor center. wonderful. friends, family, emily, judy, good to see you. everybody, thank you for coming. entertainment commission, of course. thank you for being here. and commissioners, human rights commission, as well. we have 11 commissioners representing eight different commissions to swear in today. and i want to, again, thank each and every one of you for both new appointments and reappointments to our wonderful commissions. this is a very, very proud day for me because we're welcoming back people who have done great jobs in our city and running our airports and our arts commissions, our civil service, our commis

mr. gabriel put tone. general martin dempsey and mrs. dempsey. >> the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey, his birthday dinner as chairman. also attending this evening defense secretary leon panetta. >> the honorable mike atkins. mr. harrell poe. >> we are going to be the booksellers area and take you to the front to the north portico where president of obama and michelle obama will be welcoming the south korean president and his wife momentarily. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ >> the arrival at the north portico, president lee myung-bak and his wife mrs. kim yong bok at the white house at the state dinner about to get underway as a return to the booksellers area. we will stay live here at c-span3. writing about the relationship between president obama and the south korean president mark lander writes today that the two men have also built a personal bond with mr. lee become among a small number of leaders wh

mr. martin and others might have a mechanism in it for the public to observe, monitor how funds are being made on the internet gambling so that you can see the certain gamblers are disproportionately contributing to profits. as some of the other ideas we have heard about come age restrictions and so forth we are very important the myth of the payment is important. we don't know how well they work. we need research its weight behind the u.k. and countries in europe understanding what happens when young people go on line and gamble what we really need to find that out is to that question the money and time limits we've already heard and you mentioned this is a good idea and should be running clock online. this should be a win or loss total online said that the young person knows how much they are wagering and this is true whether they are 21 or 51. this is something i think is straightforward, but we really don't know how many of these kinds of restrictions would work. we also need prevention messages become the online. it's easier to put these on line as it is for example and to attract pe

mr. kantor's lips at the martin luther king,jr.orial dedication. >> those with power and privilege will often decry a call for change as divicive. they will say any challenge to the existing arrangements are unwise and destabilizing. dr. king understood that peace without justice was no peace at all. if he were alive today, he would remind us that the unemployed worker can rightly challenge the excesses of wall street without demonizing all who work there. >> as some criticize the movement for being scattered, have they found fresh focus with the staggering respects? let's get right to the scene. with the occupy wall street protest in new york. good afternoon to both of you. if i might start with you, occupy wall street began about a month ago with 150 people there where you are. is the news stiffening the results? one poll thing that they support 3-1. time mag zooen put out a poll and they are striking a cord with many. in terms of the numbers of the bank profits, they speak to the narrative that you hear over and over again that

mr. martin may not be familiar with all of you. please continue to introduce yourselves and say who you are working for. first of all,, the u.n. correspondents association. >> thank you very much. it said that the death of gaddafi gives the sense of security. had the think the efforts are proceeding ahead. have they been satisfactory or is there much to be achieved? >> idec not say there was a sense of security. -- i did not say there was a sense of security. i said if gaddafi remained at large, there would be a sense of insecurity. much remains to be done to bring a sense of security to all parts of the country. as you may know, i am one who appealed that the fighters should try to bring the conflict to an end in a way that does not pose further challenges to national reconciliation. there have been significant abuses. i believe the commitment of the leadership to address that is real, but we have seen one place where they clearly were genuinely supports think colonel gaddafi until the end of the conflict. they will need to embrac

mr. jax someone. >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: but martin blunt testified he saw three bottles of lidocaine near the bed. >> what is lidocaine? >> it is a heart drug. >> did the paramedics administer any? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: the defense tried to offer insight into why murray didn't tell the paramedics about the propofol right away? >> you asked whether he was on recreational drugs correct? >> i don't remember. >> reporter: both paramedics described repeated attempted to resuscitate jackson before he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> you can expect to see more people scaling the outside of the washington monument this weekend. these are pictures of the engineers doing the inspections for the earthquake damage today. they done looking at the tones near the top of the monument. the park service says they will be focusing on find anything loose debris. the group expects to wrap up their inspections by tuesday. >>> they had a great day today. >> as lovely as it was to be hundred there today not that nice tomorrow. >> no. and it's really not, and not just because it will be coo

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mr. beresford. you also have seven minutes. >> i am martin beresford, and as was said, i am the permit holder for the deck, which is part of my unit no. 10. i respectfully request that the border of the appeals uphold the permit, which was granted on august 31. he has stolen much of my thunder, and we are in agreement on most of a point. i will try to keep this brief. the main points were in my brief submitted last week, so if i may just recap a little of the background just to make sure it is well understood. in january 2010, the hoa, the homeowners association, commissioned steven weisberg to look at the situation in the whole building and to recommend how to fix them and to act as the overall project manager for getting it all done, and in april of last year, 2010, weisberg recommended that we repair or replace four main areas in the building. the entire roof, that sighting in serious locations, leaky windows, and then finally the deck, which is the issue at the moment. i paid his retainer. the deck has been in place for 30 years exactly as it is. it was deeded to my unit no. 10 in exactly its cur

mr. jackson? >> no, ma'am. >> fellow paramedicic martin blunt said he found three bottles of lidocane next to him.cane? >> an anti-arrithmic drug. >> the defense tried to offer insight into why he didn't tell them about the propophal and other drugs right away. >> you asked if he was on recreational drugs, right? >> i don't know if i asked that. that's a common question i ask. >> both paramedicics describe repeated requests to resuscitate jackson before he was taken to the hospital where he was officially pronounced dead. >> a maryland senator is being honored this weekend. we're traveling with mikulski for the milestone event. >> and a cult cutter pulls into baltimore's port. a look at the leaders onboard. >> i at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and partnering with a local hospital to help expand patient care. because the more we do in baltimore, the more we help make opportunity possi

mr. saks is talking about, martin? >> what do you say that? do we need protests and an amendment?bsolutely need people who are mobilized and are saying, we're serious. and we're seeing the protests, not only the occ

mr. jackson? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: but fellow paramedic martin blunt testified that he saw three bottles of a drug near jackson'sed. >> what is it? >> it's a heart drug. >> did the paramedics administer it to mr. jackson during the resuscitative efforts? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: the defense tried to offer insight into why murray didn't tell the paramedics about the propofol and other drugs right away. >> you asked dr. murray if mr. jackson was on recreational drugs. >> i don't remember if i asked that or not. >> reporter: both paramedics described repeated attempts to resuscitate jackson before he was take on the the hospital where he was officially pronounced dead. >>> lawyer ifser the man accused of shooting congresswoman gabrielle giffords have filed a motion trying to stop his treatment. they want to keep layoff ner from being sent back to a missouri prison where therapists want him to stand trial. on wednesday a federal judge extended the treatments saying it appears to be working. layoff ner is accused of the shooting that injured six including giffords. the husband of giffords will get to spend more tim

mr. romney is out of touch with america. every six months, i have what i call my foreclosure prevention congress, where we have homeowners sitting down with lenders. and martinh mr. romney would come and see grown men cry and see families that have -- are on the verge of being put out of their houses. maybe then he can understand a little bit better. sitting up on his perch and making these kind of statements only can make americans very angry. and americans want relief. again, i'm talking about people, martin, who have been able to make their mortgage payments, even in these tough times. give them a break. help them out a little bit. that's what this is all about. >> how do you answer the charge, sir, that this is too little, too late. that in a way, the administration really could have intervened much sooner in the housing crisis ? >> i must tell, we have been pushing in the congress for intervention for a long time. and i wish the administration had moved a little faster, but the fact is that they're moving. that's the main thing, and we're going to be moving with mr. demarco again this week, and we're going to say, we're glad that you did what you promis

mr. lopez and we did not. >> reporter: william was a sixth grader at martin luther king, jr. middle school. a spokesperson from montgomery county school was not discuss william's case but the school normally send a recorded phone call home after an unexplained absence and they're sharing their timeline with the police. >>> parents in annapolis are worried about a man that is trying to take pictures of your children. the police have received reports of two men following girls and taking pictures from a truck. parents said they saw a similar truck at the school taking pictures. if you have any information about this call the police. >>> new video for you of a fire in south baltimore that broke out shortly after 11:00 last night on mchenry street. it started a bedroom and no one is injured. no word on the cause and we would like to thank david rose for sending us this video overnight. >>> we'll learn more about why baltimore county superintendent harrison is going to retire. he'll talk about why he is going to step down and reflect on his 12 years of the district. he served superintendent for

martin. thank you, mr.son that and actually as a follow-up, somewhat to the question, it seems to me that the administration has been very clear that you are authority to use military force both in the targeting contact and the authority to detain people, militarily, is tied to the military force, a position which we appreciate. and i also understand that the administration's position that you have the authority you need to go after new associated groups, at least like al qaeda and the arabian peninsula. and i would assume that the legal analysis says that with the deployment of u.s. military force comes targeting authority and law of war, detention authority. so my question is, not as a matter of legal requirement but as a matter of constitutional good practice, doesn't make sense 10 years later to go back to congress and say, yes, you had in mind invading afghanistan, since then the war has bled over to pakistan. now, we need to exercise, use our military assets against aqap which was not in existence at

mr. lopez. and we did not. >> reporter: william was a sixth grader at martin luther king, jr. middle school. a spokesperson from the school would not discuss his case but the normally sends a recorded phone call home after an unexplained absence. >>> 4:33. a man is critically hurt after being shot in the back several times in a parking garage in the university of maryland medical center campus. it started off as attempted robbery but the victim was pistol whipped and shot in the back. >> he was struck multiple times with handgun rounds and listed in critical condition at this time. >> the baltimore police union said that the victim had been stabbed in a home invasion not long before the attack. the injury is what brought him to the clinic in the first place. >>> you want to be on the look out for this plan. he escaped from custody. he was arrested for armed robbery on madison street and was being transported and guilty loose. he has a past history of robberies and should be considered armed and dangerous. anyone with information about this young man please called 911 as quickly as possible.

mr. jordan, would dr. martin luther king be happy today? don't have -- i mean alisyn can attest to this, we don't have a level playing field in america. but we can't use it as an excuse. as women, as black americans, and hispanic americans, but we can't use it as an excuse. >> dave: we don't have a level playing field? we have a black president and a black g.o.p. front runner for the nomination. >> that does not right the wrongs of the past and that does not change the heart in some people. i just ran in 2010. again, where we had debt threats because i was a black woman running, where you have racist people that want blacks to stay in a certain place. have we gonna long way with herman cain. >> yes. >> have we gonna long way with barack obama weighing the popular vote. >> yes. >> the other direction, herman cain is sometimes attacked for not being black enough? >> i'm attacked by being a black conservative. i'm attacked for supporting george w. bush policies, but that's what america is about, freedom of speech. >> alisyn: martin luther king

mr. cain was supposed to attend the dedication of martin luther king,jr. ceremony, but he failed to attempt. there has been a surprise. is this not consistent for a man whoa doesn't want to be associated with african-americans and not a man who is as dangerous as the greatest leader in the history of the country. he doesn't want to be associated. >> i reject that. >> you do? >> i know first off -- >> this is a man who said racism -- >> you cannot ascribe behavior and you don't know. you get a chance to ask why he didn't make it and had to get the answer. herman cain talked about his fight and battle and how he made it on his own. he was able to pull himself up and survive. i think that's a good american story that martin luther king and every other person would be proud of. i don't ascribe any ill will. i was supposed to be at the original one in august and i had a conflict and could not be there this could. i wouldn't want you to ascribe that to me. >> i would not, but you are not running for president. why do you think mr. cain was not there yesterday? >

martin. he played under al and brought home two super bowls. >> [inaudible] mr. davis would want us to be up, everybody to be fired up about the season, about the organization. >> reporter: and he would have demanded a win. he never tires of putting up the same sign. >> what makes this weekend special is we will honor al davis. >> reporter: and so is the o. the diamond vision scoreboard where fans on sunday will see tributes. >> i feel blessedly be here. >> reporter: the party is being held across the street, at half time davis will be remembered and there will be a moment of silence after the national anthem. we have heard john madden will be on hand but officials wouldn't confirm. reporting live from oakland. >> some parents say they are upset their school is set to loose a kindergarten teacher. parents held signs of protest this morning. they say they just found the district wants to move it to a different school as soon as next week. the students would share a class with first graders. >> it affects the teacher that has to take in even more students because t

martin robinson. i am a merchant at third and peru. i want to echo the comments that mr. walker has made. it appears to be false promises that have been made by this agency about construction of the light rail. they were going to assist some of the merchants who were impeded by the construction phase. not one merchant receive 15 cents from this agency. in addition to that, we are dealing with the social plight and the economic blight that the city and county has not addressed through the redevelopment agency. your agency is part of that because you are riding the rails through the third street corridor. in addition to that, when you come for the approval of the rail going from king street to bay shore and the visitation valley, you came with the promise of jobs. the only jobs received were flat positions for the residents of the neighborhood. it is really making a statement that false promises to get a project approved and cosigned through the community -- it never works out to be the things of the past. we do not have the jobs. we have disturbance, we have social blight, and all the folk

martin luther king jr. has a place of honor. president and mrs. ined members of the king family and dignitaries at the ceremony for the king memorial. >>> seeing the memorial for the first time was a moving experience for king's children as martin luther king iii and reverend berniece king described to me before attending today's event. >> well, it is a connecter, perhaps for some people it will be the first connecter. obviously with the internet, people know a lot about our father, but those that come to visit, i think the inspiration of the words that they encounter may awaken something. they'll want to understand better who this man was and the kind of change he affected in terms of advancing our society globally. >> and this man we're talking about was your father. >> our father. >> martin luther king iii, when you go to this memorial site, when you saw it for the first time, what was the emotion you felt? >> the emotion i will characterize by words of our daughter, my -- our daughter's 3 years old and we took her back in may before the monumen

mr. cain's stance on the issues just ahead. >> thanks, martin.dent obama on thursday. the blue dog democrat announced he would not seek reelection and argued the obama administration would not do enough to fix the housing economy. they had redistricting in california. >> you decided not to seek reelection and had harsh words for the administration and advice if you will for voters out there. why are you leaving and why did you decide to go out? i guess with a blast. >> i thought it was important that you only get one chance to say goodbye. i really felt it was important after being here ten years to say what was on my mind. frankly there were two main messages i wanted to leave. the first is that administration has not done an adequate job dealing with foreclosure in america. crushing the economy and my constituents and 70% are under water in mortgages and 30% have lost their homes. this is a devastating crisis and i don't believe the administration acted with adequate urgency. the second thing i wanted to send a message about is the moderates i

mr. president, the martin luther king jr. memorial was officially dedicated. it is a reminder that the brutal beatings and segregation may in fact be over. but that our fight to remove the stains of discrimination all too often continue. it continues through thousands -- continues through the fight to remove those stains continues through thousands of fair housing organizations who serve millions of our fellow americans. it continues with this body investing in these organizations. mr. president, that's the first amendment. i also would ask unanimous consent, mr. president, to -- i mentioned the endorsements of many organizations. this is a letter from those organizations, civil rights organizations, supportive our legislation. i'd like to enter this into the record with unanimous consent. the presiding officer: without objection, it will be included in the record. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i would like to speak on a second amendment also, mr. president. since a peak in 2006, housing prices, as we know, in this country have fallen by nearly a third.

mr. scorsese, i know you're up. maybe martin isn't.t's a bunch of actors, celebrities sitting around a table, pitching ideas to the clinton global initiative and you actually do the impersonation of bill clinton until you're surprised. let's take a look and you can comment. >> i'll check on you guys. you're my little celebrity army. >> oh, kevin. >> what did i tell you about making crank calls in my office? >> not to do it. >> not to do without me. >> that's got to be fun. >> yes, it's great fun. we also did, when he left the white house, we did a video of his last days of the white house. where he stole my oscar from me and i had to retrieve it. this was a comedy thing. but this was to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the clinton global initiative. i can do a little bill for you. >> go ahead. >> ask me a question, matt. >> how is the tour for richard iii? >> i love going to hong kong, it's good. >> it's always good to see you. >> you, too. >> "margin call" is the movie. >>> up next, easing the transition from mom at home to mom in t

mr. obama if the economy is so terrible. speaking on cbs martin'malley a uber democrat laid out strategy. >> there are two going to be two economic plans that the country will choose from. one, that was the failed plan proven to have failed under george w. bush, which brought us not only record deficits but, worse, record job losses in our country. and then you will have the plan that has been advanced by the president, once again renewed with his drive for the american jobs act, that will create jobs in our country. >> bill: so governor o'malley is basically saying mr. obama will continue to demonize former president bush putting forth that more federal spending will create jobs and that the evil republicans are blocking that job creation. in reply, mississippi governor haley bar borrow an uber republican said this. >> martin's amnesia about the fact that obama ha had the biggest democratic majorities in congress since lyndon johnson, they passed everything he wanted, including ramming health care, obama care down the country's throat and now the