the deviation of district 10 would become negative 0.78 pirs% and district 9, 4.8%. >> district 9 becomes 4.8, is that correct? >> yes. >> from the current 4.81. ok. d-10 would become with this change negative .87. d-9 would become 4.80 by moving this population of three. any questions? mr. alanso? >> sure. >> mr. leigh? >> yes. >> miss melara? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> miss pilpel? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> please make the change. >> we have one more population move that we wanted to bring to you. this one is between the district seven and district four. this is a congressional line you would align to. it's 19th after median. it would move from 7 to 9. total population -- >> 7 to 4 you mean? >> yes. how can it move from 7 to 9? >> yes, 7 to 4. not 7 to 9. >> what's the population? >> nine. >> resulting deviation? >> the resulting deviation would be for district four, negative.96% and four district seven, negative .3%. >> ok. any questions? >> i guess i would like to know, i drive there a lot. i don't see anyone living on th

very respectable number given that our goal for federal disadvantage business is 13.5%, and ours a pir ration and goal for business is 25%, and you can see that we're reaching to 34% in that goal also. if you have another mentor protege program which is focused in construction. these are prime contractors that work with the small firms, small contractors. again, they will sign an agreement. at times, the same small businesses outbid the prime that mentored them. we've had a number of examples of those. it's a very robust program that we have with the association of general contractors. we've signed an agreement with them and we do have the numbers there. eight construction companies and mentors that are participating in that program. it's a very good program and i'm thankful to a.g.c. for working with us and participating in that aspect of our work. >> as i mentioned, and as was mentioned earlier, we cover not just the san francisco county, but the entire nine counties of bay area, and we cover a lot of projects in our region. 155 contracts,. but any contracting that we do, this chart

it's the pirs time they were allowed in to see -- first time they were allowed in to see thestadium.a waitress in rhode island is having a great day after a customer left behind $450 for a tip. she says the couple came in last month and must have enjoyed her service when she opened the book there were five, 100 dollar bills staring at her and a $42 check. the regulars say she totally deserves the tip. >> she has been a phenomenal young lady. she remembers you when you come in. she remember what is you order. >> i love the customers. i have like my own regulars. i just love coming to work. >> now, she says she is going to use the pony to pay off a couple -- money to pay off a couple bills. well deserved. you ever get -- you deserve of a tip for the weather the way things have been going. >> we will talk later. i like that. >> seriously. i don't want to get into the science side of it. what's causing this. it was so warm two weeks ago. >> well, again you heard me talk about that dip in the jet stream. that's we had basically all week -- that's what we had basically all week. up aer lev

america cries out for the unity that this administration has destroyed, the republican party after a pir rited contest for its nomination for president and vice president stands united before the nation tonight. and i congratulate governor reagan. i congrat late -- i congratulate governor rockefeller. i confrat late governor romney. i congratulate all of those who made the hard fight that they have for this nomination and i know that you will all fight even harder for the great victory our party is going to win in november because we are going to be together in that election campaign. and a party that can unite itself will unite america. my fellow americans, most important we are going win because our cause is right. we make history tonight not for ourselves but for the ages. the choice we make in 1968 will determine not only the future of america but the future of peace and freedom in the world for the last third of the 20th century and the question that we answered tonight can america meet this great challenge. far few moments, let us look at america, let us listen to america. to fund

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what you can't see what people would have bought if the government wasn't suction dies go the pir of cars. maybe they would added the room into their house, maybe they would have put it into a savings account to save for college. >> john: there were other unintended consequences. >> the cash for clunkers program could hurt you if you buy a used car. >> john: used cars went up $1800 because others were crushed. those were hoping for a bargain, too bad. one more unintended consequence, charities that rely on used car donations were hurt. >> we have had two cars donated the last two weeks. >> john: so we raised the price of used cars. >> we reduce the cars given to charity. we barely affected the environment and we spent several billion dollars. >> why doesn't the government butt out? >> you can't create a program that is going to make everybody happy. the larger goal for cash for clunkers were hoonlable. >> he can leave with that but can taxpayers? on to promise number nine, congress must guarantee americans a living wage, only fair. protestors and politicians agree wages should be hig

business owners -- paul ryan's speech has been picked apart like a -- you know elephant by school of pirie. >> you need to separate lies from outrageous falsehoods. >> stephanie: what is the difference john? >> [ inaudible ] voted against simpson boals. and blaming obama for the [ inaudible ]. obama said you didn't build it that was the biggest lie all week. the government takeover of health care was polititfacts biggest lie of the year. he has done nothing for jobs. that was a lie. their party blocked the jobs bill. successful in business. successful in business is a good thing. that's a falsehood. the president never said anything like that. so it was really kind of all over the place every night. and mitt really repeated the same lies, but again, they are going for one thing. low-information voters. >> stephanie: jacki we -- we were talking -- and i know that they have won back the women vote, because just ann romney yelling i love you women! that's all i needed. >> that's right. >> yeah, i thought we really could relate to her in that moment. >> it was a very powerful speech she gave

quit pir verting the issues. host: thank you. guest: i appreciate there is one listener out there who agrees with me but this is exactly why this war on women rhetoric is so inflammatory and try to tone it down. the idea that there is one group of people hostile to 50% of the country is absurd. your caller is picking up exactly on the issue. we can't pay for everything for anybody is unsustainable. and when we try to negotiate these specific benefit for womens it comes at an expense. and there's a lot of opinion difference of opinion on birth control. host: next call from massachusetts. caller: good morning. just to follow up on the last comments. viagra are paid for so that isn't what i called about. but if that's paid for then certainly birth control should be paid for. on a broader level, i think the whole thrust is to subgate women and women who want the meets needs of their fellow men. this is more of a philosophical point where women are the nurturers and we see what's happening in society and we want to make sure there is

and milk pir ra nas. what's behind the very unneighborly feelings. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> energy is front and center in the presidential race today. we've been watching as mitt romney and president obama trade long distance jabs that accuse their opponent of keeping the country from developing all of its potential energy resources. romney drove home his point during a stop in ohio's coal country today. our national political correspondent, jim acosta, is following romney's bus tour. he's joining us now live. what happened today, jim? >> reporter: wolf, move over medicare, there are other wars of words breaking out right and left over energy. and something joe biden said earlier today. >> i see how he's been waging war on coal. >> reporter: mining for votes in eastern ohio, mitt romney accused president obama of leaving coal in the dust in favor of green energy. when romney took his hammer to vice president biden, he had the coal miners standing behind him fuming. >> his vice president said coal is more dangerous than terrorists. can you

america cries out for the unity that this administration has destroyed, the republican party after a pir rited contest for its nomination for president and vice president stands united before the nation tonight. and i congratulate governor reagan. i congrat late -- i congratulate governor rockefeller. i confrat late governor romney. i congratulate all of those who made the hard fight that they have for this nomination and i know that you willll fight even harder for the great victory our party is going to win in november because we are going to be together in that election campaign. and a party that can unite itself wil unite america. my fellow americans, most important we are going win because our cause is right. we make history tonight not for ourselves but for the ages. the choice we make in 1968 will determine not only the future of america but the future of peace and freedom in the world for the last third of the 20th century and the question that we answered tonight can america meet this great challenge. far few moments, let us look at america, let us listen to america. to fund the