ms. millioner, we have six items before you -- miller, we have six items. please read item number one. [item one read.] supervisor mar: thank you. colleagues, as you recall, this item was heard at the last meeting and then amended and approved, and then we heard testimony at the last meeting that it's been continued to this meeting. it's a simple measure that would allow more attractive store fronts along the make merchant corridors of the richmond district and i strongly urge your support. in addition to the small business owners and others that are supporting this effort, it was also supported at the planning commission, where an amendment was made to also include another measure that supports small businesses by limiting lot mergers, so that smaller merchants have more of a say in the process. so, colleagues, if there are no questions, let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak on item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we move this forward with a positive recommendation without objection? is that o

on the port capital fund signed, the original number of 96 million books a lot like what ms. forbes just presented as the 9.6 average over the first five years which raises the question, why was it revised down to 93 million, which looks like less? the first year of the capital funds are heavier. year five is 8.6. then there is a conservative escalation from there on out, which is why this is revised downward. this comports with what ms. forbes just presented. i believe the only item here that has not been before you prior to today is on the federal agency funding side, a reduction of $7.5 million. $6.3 million of that has been moved down to cruise terminal. 1.2 reduction, that is new, something we discovered in the interim. the way the fema money is arranged, there were some cost write down that we do not believe will be eligible for reimbursement. looking at what this does to our overall trajectory, a change of $142 million, fortunately, we are still improving. most of this looks good for the past few years. we have increased our year-to- year sources for the last three year

million, that's pathetic. and i mean i think the people who have donated money would be shocked at that. >> reporter: and when the help is a bag of coconut m&ms, i think that's really shocking. as some people have told us, it's just disgusting. >> with $56 million you should be able to help a lot more than just one vet, if they have helped that. jeff toobin is here. he has the legal aspect of it. we have a google plus question. we've got a viewer, lauren bradshaw, asked are the dvnf's activities or lack thereof actually illegal or just horribly deceptive? >> you know, i think there's a clear answer to this, horribly deceptive, not illegal. this is a weird little corner of the law frankly that i didn't know about. a number of states over the years have tried to regulate charities. this is not a new kind of behavior. these charities that basically raise money to support themselves and don't do any good. and what the supreme court has said in the series of cases is that raising money for a charity, a 501 c 3, is an act protected by the first amendment. so states that attempt to criminalize how much you use an administrative overhead are unconsti

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million. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: i rise to ask my colleagues support for an amendment to protect our most vulnerable constituents, our children. this bipartisan amendment is a simple one. it says that child victims of sexual predators should not be forced to fight for funding if deep cuts to the department of justice occurs. this fences off $30 million in the missing and exploited children account for internet crimes against children task forces. it ensures that even in a time of painful budget cut, we protect the most precious and vulnerable among us. child pornography trafficking has exploded into a multi-billion-dollar industry. it's based in the united states and sadly often involves parents or adults the victim knows and trust. the desire for these children can only be supplied by harm manager children. the department of justice said it could identify hundreds of thousands of individuals perpetrating child exploitation online but was investigating only a percentage of them because of a lack of

cutting this over $300 million redundant amount of monies towards -- >> the gentlelady's time has expir expired. mr. turner from ohio for five minutes. >> i want to briefly say i oppose ms. sanchez's amendment. as a ranking member knows the mark provides $7.9 billion to the national nuclear weapons activities. this is a modest increase of $324 million to a budget increase. what's important about that increase, it's an increase based upon the president's request. that's the president opens own number. in november 2010 that is the number he put forth for fy 13. in his report to congress where he has to lay out what's necessary. in fact, i want to underline the word necessary, for preserving our nuclear deterrent, this is the number he utilized and the number they put forth for their activities, for the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty. if we go to lower levels we will have to invest in our nuclear weapons infrastructure. we didn't come one this number. this is his number. it's the president's own description of what's necessary. we should defeat the amendment. thank you. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi for

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million. >> everything is already expensive. ridiculous. >> a lot of folks not pleased. this could affect one of five families. have two mores days to work at a deal. live from the mobile ms. rim. >> we have some more details. the san -- mobile news room. >> we have some more details. the house of delegates is due to begin debate on tuesday afternoon. is expected to come on wednesday. if it is approved, it will be sent on to the governor's desk. 11:00, leon panetta commencement speaker naval academy's graduation. announcement today. served as defense last july.ince graduation is set for two weeks from tomorrow. >> nut to the issue that is fort and center in the race the battle over same- sex marriage. president obama is going to be matter tomorrow "the view."th >> my justice department has to the courts, we do not think the defense of marriage act is constitutional. it is something that historic plea had been determined at the state level. congress is clearly on notice i a bad idea. president attended a raiser.n fund- you can watch his appearance tomorrow at 11:00 a.m.. >> new at 11:00, a fun story. it local bachelorette has been find mr.0 years to right. she has finally

certainly he raised when he came out than a million dollars in less than 24 hours or whatever it may be. but, as i, you know, ms. omero and i were discussed the swing state independents are now going to swing more to romney based on, this i believe. >> well, to the extent that this is still an issue in october and november, bill, it is early may i think it's an election fundamentally about the economy. there is going to be 130 to 140 million americans who have going to vote in november. yes, the vast majority will vote based on economics. there will be millions who will center their vote around social issues, whether it's abortion, gay marriage, guns, second amendment and that's their right as americans. so, to that extent, you know, north carolina, look, i had north carolina leaning to romney before. >> bill: no longer leaning. florida and ohio. ohio just got a ppp poll, that's a democratic poll ms. omero, just came in. all right? do you support gay marriage? opposed to gay marriage? 62 support, 35. 62 to 35 in ohio on a democratic poll it's got to hurt him there. >> you are a absolutely. this is a controversi

certainly he raised when he came out than a million dollars in less than 24 hours or whatever it may be. but, as i, you know, ms. omero and i were discussed the swing state independents are now going to swing more to romney based on, this i believe. >> well, to the extent that this is still an issue in october and november, bill, it is early may i think it's an election fundamentally about the economy. there is going to be 130 to 140 million americans who have going to vote in november. yes, the vast majority will vote based on economics. there will be millions who will center their vote around social issues, whether it's abortion, gay marriage, guns, second amendment and that's their right as americans. so, to that extent, you know, north carolina, look, i had north carolina leaning to romney before. >> bill: no longer leaning. florida and ohio. ohio just got a ppp poll, that's a democratic poll ms. omero, just came in. all right? do you support gay marriage? opposed to gay marriage? 62 support, 35. 62 to 35 in ohio on a democratic poll it's got to hurt him there. >> you are a absolutely. this is a controversi

million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> so we're wondering tonight if it would matter to you, if you're ms.niverse wasn't exactly 100% a ms., at some point in her life was a mr.? she's tall, she's gorgeous, blonde, beauty pageant queen in canada. and get this, she was not born a girl. her very presence on stage right now is the end of a long legal battle. cnn's paula newton in toronto. paula, the pageant happening right now. do you have some early results. how is she doing? >> reporter: she made it to the final 12. and she looked a bit surprised herself, but incredibly pleased. they're having the evening gown portion of this competition right now. and i think that even know she said she's in it to win it, she would be quite happy with the results so far. i have to tell you, don, we did hear from some family members here, that that backlash many have been talking about is starting to happen. some people are saying we don't know how she made it to be a finalist, if she's not even a woman. she and her family members will take great offense to that. but right now sit the reality of this kind of

ms. alice walker. >> the 1990 addition of this novel has sold more than 5 million copies and has become the most widely read and highly acclaimed novel and the canon of african-american literature. janie has been called a heroin. her quest for identity takes her on a journey during which she learned what love is, experiences life's joys and sorrows, and comes home to herself in peace. what is it about this novel that connects the masses to this work? >> everybody wants to be free. you know, it's a book we love and its better to be loving. but without freedom, it's not, it's not the best. and so i think we connect with this story because at the end we find the woman alone and happy to be by herself, at peace with being by herself. she has had many adventures and gone on many jennings -- journeys. there she is at the end coming out her hair and sitting on her own porch, and she is autonomo autonomous. and she would choose her community. she will choose her family. she would choose her lovers, you know? she is herself. she is as free as probably anyone could be on this planet. and especially in a place li

million for pain and suffering and $500,000 for medical costs. in a statement, buster farms says we regret the injuries claimed by ms. felicity caused by a chicken bone. the product involved in this case was sold to restaurants as an ingredient and not sold at retail. foster farms has maintained an outstanding food safety record for more than 70 years. >> this was a mistake that they shouldn't have made. >> but felicity claims at trial she learned foster farms and round table know there could be bones on pizza. >> their agreement with the manufacturer was that there could be up to two bones in 10,000 processed products. so they should know there could be bones in there and they should have looked. >> she's hoping her case will help improve quality control at both companies. >> i have two more surgeries, one on the schedule in june, and that would put a chip in my vocal apparatus that will give me more voice and more importantly, it will give me more breath. >> jean elle, today in the bay. >> while she prepares for surgery, her attorney is preparing for an appeal. >>> more ahead for you today on the bay. coming up, a

million people with employment. and we know that they have the untapped potential to create even more. that's why, madam chair, ms. chu of california, mr. cohen of tennessee, who are co-sponsors of this amendment, and myself, along with 33 of our colleagues, sent a letter to the c.j.s. subcommittee in march, seeking mbda funding levels at $34 million. in direct response to the then-planned closure of the mbda regional offices and to expand mbda's network of business centers. in 2010, mbda secured $1.6 billion in contracts and $2.2 billion in financing for minority firms. that same year, they realized a 125% return on their investment. our nation's economy will not and cannot fully recover until all small businesses are active participants in a robust economy -- robust recovery. the mbda's mission of supporting minority businesses is absolutely fundamental to the overall recovery of the economy. madam chair, i yield to my colleagues -- to my colleague, mr. cohen, at this time. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee. mr. cohen: thank you, madam speaker. i thank my colleague from new york for yielding the time. this