our oco request represents a small fraction of the total u.s. government's war costs of over $126 billion. but if you asked our commanders on the ground, they will tell you how vital our civilian missions are. as a military transition -- as the military transitions to the state department and usaid, the total cost to the american taxpayers will develop drop dramatically. the overall pentagon savings is $45 billion this year from 2010 levels. while our war cost -- war-related expenses are rising by less than $4 billion. as secretary clinton says, every business owner she knows would gladly invest $4 to save 41. the iraq portion of the 2012 oco request for the state and usaid is 5.2 billion dollars. i've just returned from iraq last week where i saw the remarkable sacrifices our soldiers and civilians are making. we have to use this moment to help iraq emerge as a stable, strategic partner. these funds let us work throughout the country, especially in key strategic areas like kirkuk and mosul. to defuse crises and find long-term solutions. the dep

oco. they are about to do an action about stopping the violence. however, there are wonderful people in san francisco who are working hard to this issue. we have an adult representation, reverend. i agree with cheryl. any ideas anyone here has about how we can better engage the faith community. we would be all ears on that >> the think the best way to get them on at the funerals. another deal is, we have to consider like, if you are not out there you are going to meet all the people. you are not going to touch bases with a lot of those pasteurs. they're are trying to do the right thing. keeping that connection when you go to the funeral, pull them aside. >> they have a strong presence in the juvenile presence. we are very appreciative of their support and work with the juvenile probation community. >> in the sierra in the bay view. there's a minister on staff that can collaborates and tries to leverage other ministers. there's other of spiritual groups. as a form of deescalating is holding bringing in indigenous practices as well. it's a larger sca

. >> todos deben cumplir con el "ser buen caracter moral" es oco no perder la manutencion de los hijosario para recibir un número de identificación. >> es el número de itim es una copia certificada del pasaporte o de otros dos documentos el gobierno le da el número y así lo hace. >> muchos indocumentados tiene miedo de llenar documentos de irs por temor a inmigración . >> hay unión de las dos compañias?. >> pues no , no hay problema por ahora , de que migración pueda usarlos para buscar a sospechoso. ,>> muchas gracias a ramon por la compañía. >> ahora vamos a una pausa comercial pero antes , un adelanto de los detalles de las noticias que veremos al volver en univisión noticias... ejñrcito mexicano tiene en sus manos al asesino de un agente estadounidense muerto en una carretera mexicana . >> hola, ¿quñ tal? prepárense para las nevadas. >> a nivel de mar. >> vamos a hablar de esto y más al volver ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. >> qu! muy buenas tardes , hablaremos de cambios repentinos al norte de california , detectamos la masa de aire frío que viene en el fin de semana con cambios , podrían hab

the afghanistan and pakistan portion of the 2012 oco fer usaid is $3.5 billion. these funds support those who are vital to the strategy. they already serve civilians in afghanistan and now the challenge is to sustain our presence and build on the military gain and show results. working to give general petraeus and ambassador eikenberry the support they need to execute the strategy. this budget request funding for 1500 civilian staffers. two years ago we had 320. taken together, our poor budget is an extraordinary temporary four cost but through the oco budget represents the exercised civilian power as part of america's leadership in the world. we recognize these are exceptionally tight times. the resources of land in this budget the state department and u.s. aid can continue to project our values, promote growth, and above all, serve our national security. with that i will take a couple of questions. >> meter of the figures you this the function of the budget is it? >> this obviously a number of these guys could give. >> doesn't the one function all international

taken together, our core budget and the extraordinary temporary war cost of our oco budget represent an attempt to support our leadership in the world. we recognize the are exceptionally tight times. the resources outlined in this budget, the state department and usaid can continue to protect our rights, promote growth, and above all, serve our national security. with that, i will take a couple of your questions. >> neither of the figures you get exactly the functional budget, is it? state only focus on the u. and usaid budget. >> in terms of the actual money the state department and usaid are going to spend -- this is not the entire international operations budget. >> this is not the full 150. >> i guess we can wait -- >> they will be all the information you need, absolutely. >> can you talk about aid for egypt and the 2012 budget? has it been altered any way to reflect the developments going on in egypt now? >> budget request for 2012 is $1.5 billion for the full allocation. the military portion of that is $1.3 billion and $250 million is economic assistance, which is the same as l

funding for the department of defense and additional funding for overseas contingency operations or oco that total defense budget declines from $708 billion in f y 2011 to $671 billion in f y 2012. that decline is largely from our continued withdrawal from iraq which results in the budget for the overseas contingency operations falling from $159 billion in 2011 to $118 billion in f y 2012. even as the defense budget request reflects difficult choices, it rightly requested increased funding for military personnel and health care. it includes funding sufficient to continue initiative supporting wounded and six service members, continued research into traumatic brain injury, tbi, post-traumatic stress disorder and psychological health, and fully funds a variety of family support programs. notably, the budget request would reduce active-duty army and navy in strength by 7400 soldiers and 3000 sailors respectively. the army has announced plans to reduce its so-called temporary end strength by 20 to hop thousand soldiers over the next three years followed by an additional reduction of 27,000

funding for the department of defense and additional funding for overseas contingency operations or oco012. that decline is due largely from our continued withdrawal from iraq which results in the budget for the overseas contingencies operations falling from $159 billion in 2011 to $118 billion in fy2012. even as the defense budget requests reflects difficult choices, it rightly requests increased funding for military personnel and health care including funding sufficient to continue initiatives supporting wounded and sick service members, continued research in the traumatic brain injury, tbi, post-traumatic stress disorder, and psychological health, and fully funds a variety of family support programs. notably, the budget request would reduce active duty army and arm strengths by 704 soldiers. they plan to reduce its so-called temporary end string by 22,000 soldiers in three years followed by an additional reduction of 27,000 soldiers between 2015 and 2017. as the services resize their forces according to anticipated demands, we must ensure that any reductions avoid unnecessary increas