so it's time that he gets off his opportunistic bandwagon. >> this is a guy who made his career out of opportunism. remember what he said at the election, he was strongly committed to sure start. he would improve sure start. and if anyone suggested otherwise, it was an absolute disgrace. as children centers face closure people know he's got it in his power to stop it happening by re-enforcing that sure start ring fence. he's the prime minister. it might not have looked like it last week but why doesn't he get a grip? >> what we are doing for children in this country is we are funding education for 2-year-olds for the first time. we're putting money into the pupil premium, something he didn't do for 13 years. we're making sure money is focused on the most disadvantaged. that is -- that is what is actually happening and when the party opposite looks at his

it is going to be somebody who is trying to be opportunistic at your cost. the second choice is, excuse me, you can get educated on it and take some evasive action. now you control the process and become handicapped access compliant. the last thing i would say is the most important point that can be summarized in here is this. this ability access is a smart investment, because your business will be less vulnerable to drive-by lawsuits. you will have a growing clientele, including those in wheelchairs' or with baby strollers. the average cost to remove a barrier to access is $4,000. the average cost to settle a lawsuit, including the expense of paying your attorney, is $30,000. i think in a business sense, it is a no-brainer. i just want to get that word out there. >> well said. president murphy: thank you, neil. public comments? i believe you have three minutes. >> cameron wells, contractor. i have some questions. can i get and ada permit? i want to know what a casp inspection costs. i want to strengthen the structure of my business. does that trigger the bu

opportunistic. so. we got back out we'll have to make one unforced change with alexander and you've called suspended after picking up two yellow cards and you have a likely candidates to replace visits petersburg players right back but mckee if he's been in fine form so far this season brisk top spot sank is likely to get annoyed however the dutchman isn't giving anything away as to what is starting line up may be don't talk about. who is a key player. have to do would. have to give more than hundred percent to get a good result and. you will see that the global once again be expected of captain andrea sharp it is finding his way back into form after a difficult couple of months of arsenal return to fitness of your that should call for also be a big boost for the russians but advocates side will have to show a distinct improvement from the last two matches where they lost friendlies to belgium and iran if they're going to have any hope of claiming victory in armenia in between. georgia. and here early s

but it's also true that using a lot of fairly opportunistic tribes moving towards the rebels then when the rebels worsened at bat, the move towards the government and so forth and so would. there's a lot of opportunism because there's no ideological commitment of any kind at this point can expect opposition to those people who think they can get away with it. and i think that's really the question right now of whether the opposition will be able to get away with even opposition. one of the things gadhafi has said and in most respects a man of his word is that he will die a martyr to the revolution. so unlike ben ali who was exiled to tunisia, but survived were mubarak who wasn't even required to leave the country, but just went off to his home in sherman shake, gadhafi is going to be, if in fact the rebels prevailed, will be killed in his body will be dragged to the streets so people know he's really dead. there is that quality to the tension. nobody is going to give up this fight because they know if they surrender they'll be killed, so they may as well die in battle. nobody on either

a minute is there was a little spirit in the opportunistic. so. we got back out what have to make one unforced change alexander and you called suspended after picking up two yellow cards from one shishkin and you came up here on the likely candidates replaces it needs to be just good players right bank but snooky it has been in fine form so far this season for scrap spot sanct is likely to get annoyed however the dutchman isn't giving anything away as to what is starting lineup maybe i don't. have to do would. have to give more than hundred percent to get a good result. and. will see the global once again be expected of captain andrea sharma in is finding his way back into form after a difficult couple of months of arsenal return to fitness of your should call for also be a big boost for the russians because side will have to show a distinct improvement from the last two matches of a loss friendlies to belgium and iran again going to have any hope of claiming victory in armenia. georgia. and you really so frida's why shouldn't we have to be the on

say on many people's agenda here but is that in the name of democracy or is it just a land grab opportunist or oil realignment eccentric fetter i mean again you know the labels thrown out there a lot but is there any substance to. well these are two different issues the first issue is his intervention about. other european or western interest is the intervention itself legitimate or not so that's one issue the second issue is what's going to happen after. this is what and will happen so these are two different issues the first the first issue i think we have to remember what was happening in libya just three or two three days ago the death of forces where on the doors open ghazi had the intervention did not take place. benghazi it would be completely taken over by. god it would have been thinking completely over. so that's the first issue the second issue is what is going to happen after that we do hope and we are thinking and we are planning for we were talking about democratic transition you're right we don't know but this is this is at least the hope of the of the opposition this is the

no no let's not use the word awkward let's be very clear britain france and russia were opportunistic in going into libya when they were the same persons selling arms to libya russia china and india abdicated their responsibility in the security council by giving susan rice the leeway to use very loose land which to get into libya we need to say very clearly that the united states britain and france must desist from any further military involvement in libya and that it is not their rule to carry out reaching change in fact what this would be doing is actually strengthening the credibility of the duffy to present himself as a clear list the transitional national council of libya must mobilize the people of libya to remove gadhafi it is the ruler of the libyans and africans to remove gadhafi not the western europeans who got out there over the past forty one years horace brings up an interesting point in the country city i mean there is the the international opinion is is is closing in on this i mean russia china and other countries have said here enough is enough i mean that your bombi

what extent are the codes ideologues promoting a belief system that they truly believe versus opportunists who are promoting their own interests they're both charles koch has a huge ego he's compared himself to martin luther theologian bring this you know supply side revolution to america that will change the world on the other libertarian well he's a libertarian but you know he says he's inspired by the f.a.a. . however you know that we even libertarians the government has to regulate air pollution now even though charles koch sees themselves as the greatest libertarian funder in america he doesn't really ascribe to that part of. philosophy because a lot of the groups that he finds just simply benefit the koch industries bottom line the koch industries company has basically monetize the very worst types of carbon emitting industries whether it's fertilizer oil refinery. tar sands basically specialize in global warming and that's why the koch industries charitable funds you know almost three dozen different climate organizations so it's two things there's incredible you go there and you ca

it is about time he got off his opportunistic bandwagon inserted producing some policies of his own. >> this is the guy who made his career out of opportunism knocks. remember what he said at the election p.m. he was strongly committed to assure star. he would improve sure start. and, if anyone suggested otherwise, it was an absolute disgrace. as children centers face closure, people know that he has got it in his car to stop that happening by reinforcing that sure start ring fence. he is the prime minister. it might not have looked like it lasted, but why does he not -- it may not have looked like it last week, but what does he not get a grip? >> water redoing for children -- what we are doing for children in this country is funding education for 2-year-olds for the first time, putting money into the people premium, something the hon. gentleman did not do for 13 years, and making sure that money is focused on the most disadvantaged. that is what is actually happening. when the party opposite looks at his performance -- >> order. let us have a bit of order now. i want to get to the b

if the question is yes, then the government is more opportunist opportunistic. and this is not good. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: mr. president, we are so proud that you are leading us toward further victories. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: but if we said these reforms are taking place under pressure, popular pressure, this is weakness. i think that people who are helping pressures against their own country means that the country is going to yield to those pressures from the outside. so reforms are not built on pressure. they are built on popular needs, social needs, that the state needs to respond to and fulfills. these are the rights of the citizen. and needs our rights of the citizens. so it is, therefore, important that the state needs to gladly fulfill. if it can't, then assess i'm sorry, i can't. let me correct, i wanted to correct this concept. pressure that the leader comes under is the trust that people put in them. the pressure is the function of the leader. the pressure is the pressure of awareness of t

defense attorneys tried to paint bell as an opportunistic, scorned mistress who eagerly took money and gifts from bonds. >> she was your mistress, your girlfriend, she was in your inner circle for nine years. now you are going 180 saying, that, she can't be believed about anything. >> now, bonds any's attorney, chris argedes says after the baseball player told bell on the telephone to disappear, she began granting interviews and even appeared in playboy magazine as a way to drum up publicity for a book that she wanted to write about the entire situation. now, at times, bell became emotional. and the questioning became so confrontational that the judge told argedes to tone it down a bit. on the list for tomorrow, there is a representative from belco and then two big baseball players, jeremy and jason giambi. live from san francisco, tracy grant, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, tracy. >> the trial of a teenager convicted on five of seven felony counts against him took an unusual turn late today. excuse me. jessica. the jury hearing the case of alexander ushock found him guilty of attemp

is describing what his reputation was, man of the accomplishments, an opportunistic black conservative who sold out his race, the republican party, and was ultimately rewarded with an affirmative action appointment to the nation's highest court, is an intellectual lightweight so insecure that he barely opened his mouth and oral argument. ba that is what they told clarence thomas. they aren't racist. of course not. but david remic in describing rock obama's opponent in 2004, the smartest guy i've ever stood next to and the most eloquent and prompted person i've ever seen. he described him as be -- [applause] -- a demagogue fool. now, david remic describes obama with the terms brilliant, intelligent, or smart more often in his biography of obama than walter isaacson did the subject of his most recent biography, albert einstein. go back and count them. i'm not exaggerating. i wish i were. now, not everything is, of course, as it seems. sarah palin is not the one tiny. george bush and an m.b.a. from harvard before anyone ever heard of the other george bush. his wife is a librarian. dan qua

a man of little accomplishment, an opportunistic black conservative who sold out his race, joined therepublican party, and was ultimately rewarded with an affirmative action appointment to the nation's highest court. a sold of intellectual lightweight so insecure he rarely opened his mouth and oral arguments. that's what they told clarence thomas to his face. they are not racist, of course not. and david grumet this could be the opponent in the 2000 to -- 2004 race in the most eloquent person i've ever seen, alan keyes, he describes him as -- [applause] a demagogue fool. now david grumet describes obama with the term brilliant, intelligent or smart, more often in his biography of obama than walter isaacson did the subject his most recent biography albert einstein and go back and count them. i am not exaggerating. i wish i were. not everything is as important as it seems. sarah palin see what you will isn't the one hiding her scores and her college. george bush sent an nba before anyone ever heard of the george bush. his wife is a librarian. dan quayle misspelled potato because the fla

it's about time he got off his opportunistic bandwagon start producing some policy. >> and now from london, the prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. this week british prime minister david cameron and opposition leader ed miliband discuss the u.k.'s response

the defense attacked bell trying to paint her as an opportunistic lover. former san francisco giants head trainer stan conte will be there as well. court gets underway at 8:30. laura, we'll be here for this very busy day six of the barry bonds perjury trial. >> very interesting to see who they keep calling to the stand. it will be interesting to see how it all ends as well. thank you, marla. >>> it is 5:37. do you remember this phrase when your fingers did the walking? when is the last time that happened? that's one of the questions up for debate today when the san francisco supervisors take on the yellow pages. the board is looking at a controversial proposal to ban the unsolicited distribution of the phone book in city limits. think would have to ask permission before delivering. large volumes are costing the city a lot of money to recycle, but small business owners say it will hurt their business. >>> some east bay homeowners will pay for the damage to their homes after a recent landslide. and they are talk with city leaders at a meeting tonight at san

cockburn, a former friend of yours, called you "self-serving, fat-ass, chain- smoking, drunken, opportunisticynical contrarian." >> hitchens: well, i don't see what's wrong with that, though he should see my ass now. >> kroft: hitchens says he nearly died in january, when the chemotherapy began to destroy his innards. he called it a bad dress rehearsal. he is now in an experimental program with a cutting edge drug that has shown some promise attacking the specific type of cancer cells that are eating away at his body. he is hoping that it will produce a long remission, but as usual, he is keeping two sets of books. >> hitchens: i mean, i make preparations both to live and to die every day, but with the emphasis on not dying, and on acting as if i was going to carry on living. >> kroft: how far do you think ahead? >> hitchens: i hate it when people ask what the expiry date of my credit card is. i noticed it the other day. someone said, "what's the expiration date?" i said, "who wants to know?" >> kroft: hitchens has been deeply touched by the letters and emails that he's received, many offerin

a man of little accomplishment, an opportunistic black conservative who sold out his race, joined the republican party and was ultimately regarded with an affirmative action appointment to the nation's highest court, a sul inventory intellectual lightweight so insecure he rarely opens his mouth in oral arguments. that's what they told clarence thomas to his face. and david in describing barack obama as an opponent in 2004 senate race he's the smartest guy i've ever spoke to, alan keys, he described him as -- [applause] >> a demagoguic fool. now, david remnick describes obama with brilliance intelligent smart more often in his biography of obama than walter isaacson did the subject of his most recent biography, albert einstein and go back and count them. [laughter] >> i'm not exaggerating. i wish i were. now, not everything is as it seems. sarah palin, say what you will, is not the one who's hiding her s.a.t. scores and her college grades. george bush got an mba in harvard before anybody ever heard of the other george bush. his wife is a librarian. dan quayle misspelled potato because

there are a lot of forces but they need to be opportunistic.ow can we build some momentum around some concrete avenues for change and stimulus of the economy of civil society particularly now that the hangover is in effect. let's see what aspirin or medication we can put in for immediate relief? second of all i would say another place we need to be focusing heavily on his capacity building for civil society. the hosni mubarak regime had comprehensively decimated the ngos sector. was the way of insuring adherence to the old order. at this point we have an opening but however those organizations are going to need the core institutional capacity building support that civil societies are able to benefit from. things that are simple and practical. budgeting, financial management, human-resources, operational strategy. the basics about how you build and grow and sustain an organization to create a long term enabling environment for the development of the country. alongside the institutions we need to focus on specific technical and programmatic areas

it is a choice between principle and opportunists. our recovery from the global recession. we will keep taxes low. we will undertake additional targeted investments to support jobs and growth. we will control government spending and stay on track to eliminate the deficit. [applause] we will not cut transfer payments for crucial services -- [applause] [applause] we will not cut those transfers for health care and education like the previous liberal government did. [applause] and we will not give in to opposition demands to impose massive tax increases. [applause] this reckless policy leads to continuing deficits and higher taxes for all canadians. it would stall our recovery, kill hundreds of thousands of jobs, and set families back. mr. speaker, sustained growth comes from the private sector. >> translator: we will help businesses to create jobs. we will not raise taxes on growth. this is a key principle moving forward in the next phase of canada's economic action plan. i encourage all the honorable members of the house to examine in

it is also true that you have seen a lot of fairly opportunistic tribes moving toward the rebels andhen the rebels looked bad, they moved toward the government. there is a lot of -- there's a lot of opportunism because there is no ideological commitment of any time except opposition to gaddafi among the people who think they can get away with it. i think that is really the question mark is whether that opposition can get away with being in opposition. one thing that gaddafi has said and i think he is a man of his word is that he will die a martyr to the revolution. b unlikeen ali who was exiled -- all on like ben ali who was exiled or hospital bark was not required to leave the country -- or hosni mubarak who was not required to leave the country, gaddafi will be killed and his body will be dragged through the streets. there is that quality to the attention. nobody will give up this fight because they know that if they surrender, they will be killed so that mothers will die in battle. nobody on -- so they might as well die in battle. nobody believes on either side that there is any v

it's also true you see a lot of fairly opportunistic quote tribes moving towards rebels and when theortune but bad company move towards the government and so forth and so on. there's opportunism considers the ideological commitments of any kind except opposition to gadhafi among those people who think they can get away with it. and i think that is really the? now is whether that opposition will be able to get away with being in opposition. one of the famous gadhafi has said tonight in kiev in most respects a man of his word is that he will die a martyr to the revolution. so unlike an ali, who was exiled from tunisia, but survives or mubarak who wasn't even required to be the country, but just enough to his home in sharm el-sheikh, gadhafi is going to be, if in fact the rebels prevailed both be killed in his body will be dragged through the streets so people know he's really dead. there is that quality to the tension. nobody is going to give up this fight because they know if they surrender they'll be killed, so they may as well die in battle. nobody on either side or perhaps on any s

is no surprise the protests started in the east, but it is also true of you have seen a fairly opportunistic tribes moving toward the rebels, and when the rebels fortunes look bad, they moved toward the government. there is a lot of opportunism because there is no ideological commitment at this time, except opposition to gadhafi among the people that think they can get away with it. that is really the question now. well that opposition be able to get away with being an opposition? one of the things that gaddafi has said, and i think that he is in most respects a man of his word, is that he will die of a martyr to the revolution. on mike ben ali, who was exiled from tunisia, but survived, or mubarak, who was not required to leave the country, but went off to his home, gaddafi is going to be, if, in fact, the rebels prevailed, will be killed, and his body will be dragged through the streets so people will know he is really dead. there is that quality to the attention. nobody is going to give up this fight because they know if they surrender they will be killed, so they might as well die in bat

i'm fortunate, the coalition led by the liberal leaders have said that they will force an opportunistic election. can the prime minister of this house on the budget to improve the welfare of canadians? i would like to thank my colleague for that great question. i am proud of our government budget measures for doctors as well as students. our budget also includes family caregiver assistance. mr. speaker, unfortunately, the reckless coalition has said they will force an unnecessary and costly election that will kill the measures that will help canadians. hong >> another day, another investigation into conservative corruption. one is getting to years of french training and full salary before he begins work. they have appointed -- now there is more evidence of patronage well above. what happened to their promise to clean up liberal-style corruption? >> our government is committed to accountability and transparency. the minister's office does not in fear fear in the hiring practices of the agency. -- does not interfere in the hiring practices of the agency. we know that coalition members wou

but it is also true you have seen fairly opportunistic "tribes" moving toward the rebels and when the rebels fortunes look bad and they moved to the government. there is a lot of opportunism because there is no ideological commitment of any kind at this point except opposition to gaddafi among those people who think they can get away with it. i think that is really the? now -- really the question mark now. one of the things that gaddafi had said and i think he is, in most respects, a man of his word is that he will die a morartyr to the revolution. i like ballyhoo was exiled from tunisia but -- unlike ban all lay who was exiled from tunisia, but survived and hosni mubarak who was sent out gaddafi will be dragged through the streets so people know he is really dead. there is that quality of tension. no one will give up this fight because they know that, if they surrender, they will be killed, so the miners will die in battle. nobody on either side -- so they might as well die in battle. nobody on either side has merit our value in surrender. so it will be a bloodbath in many respects.