mr. spencer's report, they're not managing their network the right way. they just want to slap around antenna -- i'm sorry -- they prefer to place antennas all over the city instead of managing their network better. i'm not sure if i have more time, i wanted to say a couple of things. >> put one thing up. i want to address it. this is their after picture? do i have it upside down still? in their original c.u.p. they sent to the planning commission, they identified holly park as one of the areas where they needed to upgrade coverage. if you look at the map you have in front of you, this doesn't address holly park. 2g, 3g, 4g, none of it addresses all of the folks they want to address. it's not the right site, it's not right plan. >> we love technology. technology is a part of our life. we're not against at&t. i'm an addict of the iphone. an expansion of wireless services should be allowed when there is a true need from the communities affected the most. we all agree that san francisco should be leader in technology but we can't continue with this approach.

the online magazine alternative right dot com for his insight on the implications of the trial mr spencer thanks of course for joining us at this time now let me ask you is the death penalty for a bedridden eighty three year old appropriate at all. well i don't think age is that important what i see in this matter is grand pa corsi just a couple weeks ago the military interregnum which was controlling egypt since mubarak was ousted they went out of your protestors with extreme prejudice a number of jiah today were patani people they wanted for beating up a woman i think at some point all these horrible pictures are of course posted on twitter and in quite it caused quite a stir i don't think that those ruling authorities will be held accountable to any of these crimes of what you see at the end of the day with something like this it is something it's right or left or right in many ways it's it's all too human and that is even if we want to imagine that these revolutions are branded romance or not you know love and democracy and so on and so forth at the end of the day it becomes a matter

mr. speaker. [applause] >> honorable member from scarborough, spencer. >> mr. speaker, canadians are concerned about crime, and i have heard about my constituents regarding yesterday's verdict of the honor killing. we know the sisters were killed because they were women, women who wanted nothing more than to live their lives according to canadian values, free from oppression and violence. as the justice said yesterday, it is difficult to conceive of a more heinous, despicable, onerous crime than killing your own children for no ore reason than -- other reason than some sense of honor. [inaudible] >> the honorable minister of justice. [applause] >> we have been very clear, so-called honor killings are barbaric and unacceptable and have no place in canada. >> here, here. [applause] protecting women and other vulnerable persons from all forms of violence and to hold offenders accountable for their acts. in canada, mr. speaker, murder is murder regardless of the motive. our government has always focused primarily on the rights of victims and not by the rationale of

mr. speaker. [ applause ] wlt your permission, i'd like to acknowledge gabby's mother, who is with us today, gloria, and her father spencer who is watching from tucson. gloria. [ applause ] we thank you, and we thank commander mark kelly, a hero in his own right as an astronaut. [ applause ] a hero in his own right as an astronaut and a commander of a mission, but also our personal hero for the care and love that he has given to gabby over this past year. oh, and before that to help make here, as gloria and spencer has, the person that she is. i join i think all of our colleagues join in thanking you, gabby, for the honor of calling you colleague and wishing you and mark much happiness and success. you will be missed in the house of representatives, but your legacy in this congress and your leadership in our nation will certainly endure. so thank you for being who you are, for lifting our country at a very important and sad time, and we wish you, again, much success, with great gratitude, admiration, and fex, affection, salute you, congresswoman gabby giffords. [ applause ] does the gentleman seek recognition? my privileg

mr. speaker. s with your permission i'd like to acknowledge gabby's mother who is with us today, gloria and her father, spencer, who is watching from tucson. gloria. we thank you and we thank commander mark kelly, a hero in his own right as a astronaut, a hero in his own right as a astronaut, and commander of a mission, but also our personal hero for the care and love that he has given to gabby over this past year. oh, and before that to help make her as gloria and spencer have the person that she is. i join all, i think all of our colleagues join us in thanking you, gabby, for the honor of calling you colleague and wishing you and mark much happiness and success. you will be missed in the house of representatives, but your legacy in this congress and your leadership in our nation will certainly endure. so thank you for being who you are, for lifting our country at a very important and sad time and we wish you again much success with great gratitude, of admiration, and affection. we salute you congresswoman gabby giffords. does the gentleman seek recognition on my privilege to yield the floor to the distinguis

mr. speaker. and with your permission, i'd like to acknowledge gabby's mother who is with us today, gloria, and her father, spencero is watching from tucson. gloria? we thank you, and we thank commander mark kelly, a hero in his own right as an astronaut. a hero in his own right as an astronaut and a commander of a mission, but also our personal hero for the care and love that he has given to gabby over this past year, oh, and before that, to help make her as gloria and spencer have, the person that she is. i join -- i think all of our colleagues join us, thank you gabby for the honoring of calling you colleague and wishing you and mark much happiness and success. you will be missed in the house of representatives, but your legacy in this congress and your leadership in our nation will certainly endure. so, thank you for being who you are, for lifting our country at a very important and sad time, and we wish you, again, much success with great gratitude, admiration and affection. we salute you, congresswoman gabby giffords. the gentleman seek recognition? it's my privilege to yield the floor to the dwiciistinguish

mr. speaker. [applause] >> with your permission i'd like to acknowledge gabby's mother who is with us today, tkpwhroer why and hegloria, and her father, spencergloria. [applause] >> we thank you, and we thank commander mark tele, a hero in his own right as an astronaut. [applause] >> a hero in his own right as an astronaut and a commander of a mission, but also our personal hero for the care and love that he has given to gabby over this past year, oh, and before that to help make her, as gloria and spencer has the person that she is. i join all, i think all of our colleagues join in thanking you gabby for the honor of calling you colleague and wishing you and mark much happiness and success. you will be missed in the house of representatives, but your legacy in this congress, and your leadership in our nation will certainly endure. so, thank you for being who you are, for lifting our country at a very important and sad time, and we wish you again much success with great gratitude, admiration and affection we salute you, congresswoman gabrielle giffords. [applause] >> the judge seeks recognition now. my privilege to yield the floor to the dist

mr. speaker. s with your permission i'd like to acknowledge gabby's mother who is with us today, gloria and her father, spencer, who is watching from tucson. gloria. we thank you and we thank commander mark kelly, a hero in his own right as a astronaut, a hero in his own right as a astronaut, and commander of a mission, but also our personal hero for the care and love that he has given to gabby over this past year. oh, and before that to help make her as gloria and spencer have the person that she is. i join all, i think all of our colleagues join us in thanking you, gabby, for the honor of calling you colleague and wishing you and mark much happiness and success. you will be missed in the house of representatives, but your legacy in this congress and your leadership in our nation will certainly endure. so thank you for being who you are, for lifting our country at a very important and sad time and we wish you again much success with great gratitude, of admiration, and affection. we salute you congresswoman gabby giffords. es the gentleman seek recognition on my privilege to yield the floor to the distinguishe

an interesting thing, reagan borrowed that line from spencer tracy from the movie "state of the union" and the man's name it wasn't mrent and he showed that he was taking command and stuffing it right down the throat of the guy that was going to turn his microphone off and it was a big boost to him. and campaigns have these seminal moments and they're he very important, but you one elections over the long haul. no one event wins it or lose tz although it's possible that you could have a moment that could lose it. newt had a great night the other night. there's no doubt about it and i think that, you know, the political person in me loved the moment because republicans don't like the media, and newt took a situation where he was attacked, and he turned it back on the attacker, and made the attacker look worse than anything he had done. >> dave: rick santorum called it a gift moments ago, he said it was a gift from john king. if that was newt's finest moment it was it mitt romney's worse when he tried somewhat to answer the question about his tax returns after he's failed to answer the bain capital question he very wel