i wanted to thank paul grant, who has worked with the project with the family services agency senior community services employment program. you will see his good work here also john boswell, who came in at the last minute and help us pull this together. he did it in exchange for tyne bank hours with the bay area community exchange time bank. if you want to know about that, you can learn about that across the hall after lunch. finally, from the broadband technology opportunity program, which provides opportunities for seniors and people with disabilities to teach each other, to learn from each other, and create more connections across all of our communities. please q the video, and after that, we will dismiss for lunch after a little explanation. >> we want people to come into the center and learn how to use all the different social media so they are not left behind. we do not want the whole community to be left behind. >> i have always been intimidated by computers. afraid that i would break anything. i wanted to learn. i wanted to see if i could, you know? but i was not sure, becaus

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grant from the department of justice. and i just want to acknowledge maria and tara and paul henderson from the mayor's office for their workn this. (applause) >> language should never be a barrier to receive services or to report a crime. that's what domestic violence is, a crime. like what giants' pitcher romo did to the detroit slugger at the bottom of the 10th inning last night, let's strikeout domestic violence. together we are a world champion team just like the giants to end domestic violence in san francisco. lights out. game over. (applause) >> does anyone have any questions for any of us? >> [inaudible] [speaker not understood]. >> let's set the record straight. this is a grant and we applied for it a long time ago. and we just got the grant award, number one. number two, my office has been holding the seminar for domestic violence awareness month for several years. so, the grant and this event has nothing to do with anyone. the other thing that i want to make really clear is that i think we need to -- and i'm going to use a metaphor here. we need to keep our aye on the ball. when it comes to domestic violence, th

trooper grant is back there with other copies. >> all right. lieutenant paul vance there with the connecticut state police, giving what is going to be the last briefing today on the investigation. a number of highlights there. first of all, at this point, again, this is according to lieutenant vance, no connection between the shooter's mother and the school where the shooting happened. that's -- to this point, heretofo heretofore, we thought and we had reported that she perhaps worked there in some capacity as a teacher, maybe as a substitute teacher. but, again, according to lieutenant paul vance there, no connection between the shooter's mother and that school. we are working to find out a little bit more, obviously, about that. still a number of questions remain. we had been talking about a confrontation between the 20-year-old adam lanza, the gunman, a confrontation that might have happened at that school the day before. lieutenant vance there saying, they've got no information about any such confrontation as well. they are going to continue to conduct aut

during the political campaign it was pointed out that congressman paul ryan had responded to a couple constituents' requests for grantunding in his home district as part of the stimulus package that paul ryan had voted against. they did pass resolutions banning your marks. so there does less flagrant. host: sandy, a republican caller in virginia. thanks for waiting. hello? p in long island city, new york, independent. -- pete. caller: my opinion is, i believe the president actually wants to go off the cliff. i really do. i think he really wants to tax the rich no matter if the derickson pour or not and before we cut any social programs in this country we should stop giving aid to countries that hate us. -- he wants to tax the original matter if it hurts the poor. guest: senator patty murray says going off the cliff might be preferable to signing a bad deal. i think president obama felt a little burned from the 2011 budget talks with john boehner, so he is driving a harder line, having won reelection. the idea of letting the tax rate on the top 2% go up is not really a surprise. i think everybody agrees that he campai

. >> yeah, i think cutting medicaid and cutting pell grants and school lunches is not what jack kemp was about. so paulit's interesting he said, i gave a speech, i gave a speech. you have to more than give speeches. >> i think you're right. and i do remember reading about jack kemp. david jashgs mal, thank you for being on the show tonight. >> sure thing. >>> coming up, they did everything to stop her. but here comes elizabeth warren. the big news is next. >> very proud night for myself and my family and my staff and my friends. i received a kennedy center honor. but today the republicans are trying to block it. oh, i just -- [ female announcer ] what does the anti-aging power of olay total effects plus the perfecting color of a bb cream equal? introducing the newest beauty trend. total effects cc cream c for color. c for correction. [ female announcer ] fight 7 signs of aging flawlessly. cc what's possible. >>> the republicans have lots of different reactions to losing the election. but they all seem to agree on one thing. today voter suppression, is coming up. and today why news from washington about

personally, i think paul ryan -- >> how does it help the poor by stripping meals on wheels, remove pell grants>> that's a question for congressman ryan. i'm telling you from his mindset, his perspective, one way to help people and the economy is to ensure the country is on sound financial fiscal footing. the way he wants to go about it would devastate the very people he says he wants to help reach the middle class and achieve the american dream. >> dana, let's listen to some more of what paul ryan said last night. here he is. >> both parties tend to divide americans into our voters and their voters. let's be really clear. republicans must steer far clear of that trap.ç we must speak to aspirations and anxieties of every american. >> dana, paul ryan now says we shouldn't be dividing people but wasn't it he who said, before too long, we could become a society where the net majority of americans are takers, not makers? is that not dividing america? >> well, it's all well and good to say let's steer clear of that dr trap once he's fallen to the bottom of the hole. i was up on the hill and saw pau

during the political campaign it was pointed out that congressman paul ryan had responded to a couple constituents' requests for grant funding in his home district as part of the stimulus package that paul ryan had voted against. they did pass resolutions banning your marks. so there does less flagrant. host: sandy, a republican caller in virginia. thanks for waiting. hello? p in long island city, new york, independent. -- pete. caller: my opinion is, i believe the president actually wants to go off the cliff. i really do. i think he really wants to tax the rich no matter if the derickson pour or not and before we cut any social programs in this country we should stop giving aid to countries that hate us. -- he wants to tax the original matter if it hurts the poor. guest: senator patty murray says going off the cliff might be preferable to signing a bad deal. i think president obama felt a little burned from the 2011 budget talks with john boehner, so he is driving a harder line, having won reelection. the idea of letting the tax rate on the top 2% go up is not really a surprise. i think everybody agrees that he camp

on the paul ryan budget, the medicaid portion, simply block grants to the states, and increases the amount month because of inflation and population growth. he is not about cutting things, but moving the growth rate to something sustainable. these programs will be bankrupt in a decade we do not do something. you can not willy-nilly raise taxes to cover it. there is not enough money. host: from twitter -- capital gains could be taxed the same as income from work, including text for social security and medicare. gee, i disagree, because you want people to -- guest: i disagree, because you want people to invest, and with capital gains, you do not know if you will win or lose money. you need to keep people investing. what the appropriate rate is, there is a matter of a good discussion worth having, but as a rule, the lower the rate, the better for investment, the better for job growth. in terms of medicare and medicaid, you will see for upper-income under obama-care, that has been done. if you make over $250,000, if you will pay a tax. -- you will pay a tax to fund that thing. the democrats an

hope that the judge will grant the motion that he has suffered enough and he will dismiss the charges. >>> the unitarian church in dc to hear hick speak. they are supporters of paulwith koontz in demanding freedom of the soldier now. >> i think incarceration under torture rouse conditions without being been charged or found guilty of anything for this long period of time is an abomination. >> i think it's a violation of american principles to treat prisoners this way no matter what they have done. in this case seems to have done something very important. >>> that was wtvg reporting. if convicted manning convicts of life in prison his trial is expected to begin in mid march. >> time for the brew on this question of the day responses. the recent nfl murder suicide sparking a major debate about gun control in this country. we wanted to know if you think tougher gun laws would help lower crime. here are some of your responses. michael tweeted: >> she nearly got away with robbery. you won't believer how this criminal got caught. the good, the bad and the ugly is next. >> would you consider your family christmas normal? we have been asking you to send your most bizarre

grant structure that houses two smithsonian museums. the dolley madison house where jennings live with his mistress until he became free in 1847, that also is there today. paul jennings would have been on the cellar level. after the burning of the white house, the madison white house never lived in the white house again. the temporary white house became the octagon. the octagon is another of the buildings still in washington. it was there that james madison signed the treaty again that ended the war of 1812 and jennings writes that on that occasion everyone in the household was thrilled to hear that news had finally arrived. jennings said he played the president's march on the violin. 7s were instructed to pour wine literally including for themselves and jennings rights that the french steward was drunk for two days. never he said was there such an exciting time in washington. and then there is the white house and two years from now will be the 200th anniversary of the rescue of the portrait of george washington which i would submit has allowed all americans to identify this event as the kind of highlight of be more of 1812 instead of shrinking in sadness th

granted in the bush administration without a plan to pay for it, either. >> deciding vote for which, i have to say this every time it comes up. the deciding vote cast by paul ryan. it passed by one vote in the house. paul ryan, fyi. >> he owns a system that cost us dearly. rightly or wrongly, dearly because there's no way to pay for it. this idea that's grown up since the '70s tharks you can have just what you have before and not have to pay for it unless a democrat happens to be president, then you have to pay for that and everything before it. >> here is my question. elizabeth, one of the reasons i wanted to have you here today is you are doing interesting work that i heard you talk at an event. the history of politics of taxes more or less. what's interesting is we tend to talk about it like each side has a direction they want taxes to go. maybe there's an equilibrium. if taxes are too high, they are past this equilibrium. if taxes are too low and you can't fund the government, that creates a backlash and they go up. i wonder if that's how you think about it or that's how the hisry played out. >> what impresses me is americans have been more open to rev

paul ryan budget would actually decimate the medicaid system. you just want to whack off a third of the federal funding and then turn it into a block grant program until the states -- ms. schakowsky: i think $850 billion that would come out of the medicaid fund. i know. mr. johnson: and then the medicare, they want to turn that into a voucher program, put a 1% cap i think on the rate -- on the cost of living increase. 1%. and then give that in the form of a voucher to people so that they can go out and purchase insurance. ms. schakowsky: go to private insurance companies. mr. johnson: it seems to be a kwon certificated attack on that social safety net that has made us such a great civilization. we take care of each other. it's an attack on that. it's in accordance with a philosophy of laissez faire economics. ms. schakowsky: let me say one area where i want to disagree a bit with you. most americans support these programs. i'm talking about huge percentages of americans, republicans, democrats, independents who say, no, we don't think that medicare, social security, medicaid ought to be cut. we don't think so. and so i think in terms of the role

paul in come tax with a decade. have students are nontraditional students. the half our traditional, they have a typical -- you have 10- years to pay back for the cost of the grant and 30 years of profits. is a 13%. they will all turn up not as much of federal government, but there is so the federal return to government. wises up thinking about this as a purely benefit to the student but a benefit also to the government decides financial's -- there are goods that go from 5 to education with the it is healthier, more civic -- warlock the to vote. but of good as some from a college education. we should be putting the highest priority and of the lowest possible priority. the states, the first place they cut is there or to government. we get what we sow and we think about or read our society to be in a few hundred years. not cutting the one thing that is a real embarrassment into the future. " a the thing i should say, i am sure that mark has a few things to add to, i will give you examples of a parent loan situation. if you get involved, you get above $4,000 for a thousand dollars a cetera. what is strange is a lot of people are applying for these loans topping to