fourth, to encourage and influence the pla and the prc to engage as a responsible power in the region globally and locally and including through participation inappropriate regional and multilateral institutions. continuing to rule on these principles which can animate a deeper more meaningful military relationship in maintaining a focus on these areas can allow us to insure that military to military engagement such as those enumerated in the seven points of consensus centered around and focus on substantive exchanges and engagements and not symbolic displays of engagement for engagement say. it is a framework premise on the obligations and not just the transaction approach asking what one side can do for the other. the framework we've proposed is designed to build a military relationship sustained and reliable that is continuous rather than intermittent and promotes exchanges tall levels across all issues including high-level visit such as secretary gates trip next week. it seeks to establish functional exchanges and in putting those the junior officer and mir to become a career leve

what is the pla by not doing this? >> my favorite term from cold war political science is famed compliance. -- feigned compliance with civilian desire for a dialogue. it is more about talking and talking and setting up meetings about talking. the shell will be there, but i am not sure that the content will be anything solid. >> it is absolutely parental thinking. i was summoned to the chinese embassy a couple of years ago. for some reason, they asked if they could do something with the dalai lama. when we talked about and, if the first words out of your mouth is the so-called dollar llama fallout, -- dalai lama. >> mike bills vary, please -- mike bills very billspllsbury -- pillsbury, please. >> it seems to me that this is much neglected topic in the study of what they are like. that is to our detriment. i have run across a number of chinese military ridings where the attempt to assess what our american psychological views are. one article was called, "how american strategic culture drives the world." we are compelled

i think the same lag clearly occurred in the pla. the one caveat that i would make to that, often i have found talking to senior pla leaders that their views of the west and of the united states are often deeply colored by their children who are all here studying and making money and making business. there are those connections at a familiar level that provide a window. and in some cases, i think, we under estimate the extent to which these vast networks of cadray children act as a constraint on rash behavior. it really goes to the heart of this issue about sort of our mutual equities. on the defense and industrial side. defense as a rule tend to be conservative by nature. but i would say that it's important to note as phil did that the most successful sectors, particularly shipbuilding, are the one that is are most deeply integrated into the global r&d and have the most interaction with the outside world. it's the ones like commercial aviation that have had the least amount of total interaction that in many cases have made the least

what ithe pla by not doing this? >> my favorite term from cold war political science is famed compliance. -- feigned compliance with civilian desire for a dialogue. it is more about talkingnd talking and setting up meetings about talking. the shell will be there, but i am not sure that the content will be anything solid. >> it is absolutely parental thinking. i was summoned to the chinese embassy a couple of years ago. for some reason, they asked if they could do something with the dalai lama. when we talked about and, if the first words out of your mouth is the so-called dollar llama fallout, -- dalai lama. >> mike bills vary, please -- mike billsery billspllsbury -- pillsbury, please. >> it seems to me that this is much neglected topic in the study of what they are like. that is to our detriment. i have run across a number of chinese military ridings where the attempt to assess what our american psychological views are. one article was called, "how american strategic culture drives the world." we are compelled to t

i do not believe there are pla soldiers in africa.iopia -- in ethiopia they were soldiers that actually were killed by the olf there in the ogadon region. >> i think they were u.n. peace keepers, united nations peace keepers. i'll look at that. >> all all right. they were there protecting the oil reserves. >> i may be incorrect. china doesn't care about human rights in those countries, and they bring in their own labor and transfer no jobs what whatsoever to the african citizens, and that's a major dissatisfaction in africa. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i recognize mr. rohrabacher, the chairman-designate on the subcommittee of oversight. for five minutes. >> thank you very much. i'd like to thank you for having this hearing at this moment because we have to understand that as we speak our country is officially welcoming prime prest hu as if he had the same stature and acceptability here as a democratic leader. we welcome him the same as we do countries that are democratic and respect human rights. this is wrong. we should not

what is the pla by not doing this? >> my favorite term from cold war political science is famed compliance. -- feigned compliance with civilian desire for a dialogue. it is more about talking and talking and setting up meetings about talking. the shell will be there but i am not sure that the content will be anything solid. >> it is absolutely pental thinking. i was summoned to the chinese embassy a couple of years ago. for some reason, they asked if they could do something with the dalai lama. when we talked about and, if the first words out of your mouth is the so-called dollar llama fallout, -- dalai lama. >> mike bills vary, please -- mike bills very billspllsbury -- pillsbury, please. >> it seems to me that this is much neglected topic in the study of wt they are like. that is to our detriment. i have run across a number of chinese military ridings where the attempt to assess what our american psychological views are. one article was called, "how american strategic culture drives the world." we are compelled to tr

i look forward to working with all of you call ever to pla. we invite you to stay with us. we look forward to continuing this dialogue in the future. thank you very much.

and without putting too fine of a point on it, there is reason to believe that the pla is aware of the danger that arises when the military's decide to cut off communication with one another. the chinese defense minister acknowledged recently in the chinese press there is indeed a possibility a mishap or accident might ignite regional conflict. we have argued strongly that one way to prevent or limit this sort of possiblities through continuous dialogue based on open and substantive discussion of issues between the two militaries and the logic of such operational safety platforms is a military maritime consultative agreement, the mmca to address such a situation in which a mishap or miscommunication could metastasize the entire bilateral relationship. so we believe the fundamental purpose for the two countries in conducting the military relationship is to gain a better understanding how each side thinks about the rule and use of military power in achieving its national security objectives. in other words the fully functioning military relationship can help both sides develop a more acu

i do not believe there are pla soldiers in africa. i believe they are people out of the pla working for government-controlled security companies, and we've done a lot of of work on that in our commission. >> this ethiopia -- in ethiopia they were soldiers that actually were killed by the olf there in the ogadon region. >> i think they were u.n. peace keeps, united nations peace keepers. i'll look at that. >> all all right. they were there protecting the oil reserves. >> i may be incorrect. china doesn't care about human rights in those countries, and they bring in their own labor and transfer no jobs what whatsoever to the african citizens, and that's a major dissatisfaction in africa. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i recognize mr. rohrabacher, the chairman-designate on the subcommittee of oversight. for five minutes. >> thank you very much. i'd like to thank you for having this hearing at this moment because we have to understand that as we speak our country is officially welcoming prime prest hu as if he had the same stature a

the r -- the roll, plas -- p [l --please? -- please. secretary pacheco: the motion brought forward by commission fung. [reading roll] there are four ayes. >> there is no further business. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go. >> hello. 9 judge terri l. jackson. the court is now recruiting prospective civil grand jurors. our goal is to dev

front or will it be worth it to you to say 20 dollars a month because you live, work in front of this pla place. are you interested in the spiritualy and financially enough to contribute to it. that's going to the community benefit district is to create an informal but binding subscription, if you will. yeah. i think -- i think it's going to be a bit of both. it will be we who i don't work there anymore but the people that are still in that lyndon building are the primary tenders. they will pick up trash and replace plants that get stolen or vandalizeded. whether it's tree pruning or paving repair that might need to be done by an ouder a outsider for. there will be a fund established. like in a homeowner's association. >> but that's a very complicated project. there are much smaller projects. what come to mind is a project i worked on at caesar chavez and gererroro. this house was delomolished. it was concrete and now it's a dumping ground. because in the absence of any plantings it as a freeway connecter came tire land and encampment and the cattate a rat and -- it built. so we pulled it

i do not believe there are pla soldiers in africa. i think they are people out of bp l a working for government control security companies. we have done a lot of that. >> in ethiopia there were soldiers that were killed, in that region. >> they were united nations peacekeepers. i will look at that. >> they were protecting the oil reserves in ethiopia. >> i may be incorrect. china is interested in the extraction of resources. they don't care about human rights in those countries and they bring in their own labor and transfer no jobs whatsoever to the african citizens. that is the major dissatisfaction in africa. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i recognize the chairman designate of oversight and investigation for five minutes. >> thank you. i would like to thank you for having this hearing at this moment because we have to understand that as we speak our country is officially welcoming president hu as if he had the same stature and acceptability as a democratic leader. we welcome him the same we do countries that democratic and res

he pla with the cardinals from 1991 to '94.e will take over a team that finished fourth ranked and poised for another strong run next year. >> big shoes to fill. >> exactly. >> we're going to get your weekend started early next in what's >>> today at 3 p.m. on 7 liv the giants are getting their own reality itshow? and a man kicked out of a bar because she was pregnant. then on abc 7 news at 5:00, the blood test that could remove the risk of miscarriage when they undergo a.m. neocentesis. those stories and more on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> an acoustic guitar to acrobats, there's a lot to enjoy this weekend. >> don sanchez he's what's >>herucible fans the fire with jaw-dropping performances. it's a fair well tribute to mike search in oakland. >> eric johnson, andy and pep pino the guitar masters. see them sunday afternoon in the marin center. ♪ >> linda tillry and the oakland interface gospel trial with a music tribute to dr. martin luther king. amazing displays of flexibility, control, balance and power precision. the peking acroba

. >> and other things to overcome are peninsul cities that are unhappy with the pla >> how do you separate those trains from those cars going at 120 miles an hour? do you raise the train 30 to 40 feet in th air and create a scar down the community? no. >> and they wi use caltrain right of way butt's too narrow instead of 60 feet instead of the 80. >> there are sections that are narrower and we are loing at options going partially into a tunnel to not have an impact on the property adjacent. >> the most important part is the high speed stf and board they have to listen a little more. pay atttion to what the community is saying. >> van art says construction needs to start in 2012. >> a one of a kind procedure pioneed by a bay area surgeon is changing itself life of a boy from mexico born without ears. >> good to see you. >> reporter: these gold medals are valued posssion, a victory of national competition, medal he wants to give to his doctor. >> he is like gold to me. >> he was born without ears or ear canals but his middle ear bones are intact. >> somewhere in development when the ears dev

one could be more cognitively active, try and use the brain more and take advantage of the brain's plas tisty, so you may not have as much decline. >> reporter: there is no cure, but if an accurate blood test can lead to accurate detection, patients may find greater hope. a new imaging test may also be able to identify patients. researchers used a die attached to plak in the brto the brain. scientists say this was accurate 96% of the time. an advisory committee will review the new scan tomorrow and recommend whether to approve the test. back to you. >> interesting developments. thank you. >>> in a largely symbolic vote, the republican house vote t 242-189 to repeal president obama's health care reform bill. three democrats sided with the republicans. the gop made a promise to repeal the bill if they took over the majority position in the house, which they did after november's election. the democratic controlled senate has already made it clear health care repeal will not make it through that chamber. >>> a very public meeting of the world's superpowers as president obama and president h

i look forward to working with all of you call ever to pla.

the r -- the roll, plas -- p [l --please? -- please. secretary pacheco: the motion brought forward by commission fung. [reading roll] there are four ayes. >> there is no further business. >> right on time. i am grateful that a number of you showed up today. i thought we had just a few people being sworn in. i kid you not. i was thinking we could do this in my office. we would have only been able to get a 10th of you in there. i am grateful that you took the time to be here. i thought this would be my last swearing in as mayor but i have two people, supervisor dufty, tomorrow that i will quietly swear in. this is the last public swearing in of my tenure as mayor. i do hear some claps on the other side. i am glad i do not hear any on this side. somebody picked up on that. -- some of you picked up on that. [laughter] i am appreciative of department heads being here. of course, our city attorney dennis herrera, who has taken the time to be here, phil ting, bevan dufty, the ubiquitous supervisor, and so many leaders, particularly from the la

i look forward to working with all of you call ever to pla. we invite you to stay with us. we look forward to continuing this dialogue in the future. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, everyone. if you would take your seats for this incredibly happy occasion. i am the director of the san francisco department of public health, and i want you to think back 13 years, because that is when i began. and when i started, the very first crisis i had to deal with is what shall we do about the laguna honda hospital. it has always been known for the incredible care, the loving nurses, the fantastic physicians, the energetic volunteers, the courage of our residents, for all of the things that made the care great. but we had a problem. and the problem was the building. we were in a building that had long outlived its usefulness as a place for residents to live. it was no longer consistent with any medicare or medicaid rules. we were the only facility left in the country running open wards. we were told we would not be allowed any longer by both the federal and state authorities. it

the general public had no idea that pla represented power behind the scenes, yet politicians knew he was one of the most important go to guys in the state. when david, a young adult politician was a harvard degree he decided to run for congress in 1972 he was told blake's approval was essential to the organization support. boeing got it and won the election. thad cochran was given the senate fisa in 1978 when he decided to run for the senate seat that eastland had yielded called peel blake. cochran talked to blake on the phone, asked for his help and secured it. but the men never really melted after cochran's succeeded eastland. oblique like many members of the eastland organization moved to an alliance with cochran's republican party, trent lott. despite his connection, blake was seldom quoted and rarely photographed. he existed like some sort of in a dramatic dawn in the delta. over the years he bought more land, made substantial investments while much of it live comfortably in a big house in greenwood. it was to this place bleak summoned scruggs in the summer of 1992 though scrugg

traditionally the pla focused on domestic response and local contingencies.a wider range of missions and the activities. the dispatch of chinese naval vessels in support of anti piracy operations of africa is one example. china's national interests are global, and the pla is becoming a force capable of acting beyond china's periphery. a more capable military accompanies a more assertive chinese foreign policy. this can be seen in china's recent provocative activities concerning its disputed territorial claims in the south and east tennessee's and in the economic zone. china's military capabilities also stoke beijing's competence. china's him stridently complained about operations and the western pacific. beijing failed to condemn north korean attacks on south korea and strongly objected to a joint military exercises in the region between the united states and south korea. in military operations beijing continues to circumscribe the range of discussions between china and the u.s. refusing to address strategic issues such s cyber warfare and space operations. i

she pla [ cheering and applause ] >> oakland native jean quan is the first asian american and the firstoman to serve as the city's first mayor, she plans to take on the city's $40 million deficit and introduce her budget in march, two months early. she also wants to recruit 2,000 people to serve as mentors and volunteers. >> upon which i'm about to enter. >> congratulations. >> and more firsts, this time in sacramento. pamela harris was sworn in as attorney general. she becomes the only woman and a person of color to hold that office. harris said that she wants to use innovation to be not just tough but also smart on crime. she talked about assembling some working groups to look at strategies to combat gang violence, truancy, and i den theft. harris had served as the district attorney of san francisco since 2004. >> the meantime there was no swearing-in ceremony today for gavin newsom, he has beanie elected lieutenant governor but is delaying being sworn in. newsome expected to put it off until at least the weekend. he says the new san francisco board of supervisors can choose his repla

is only healthy year old and has a mountain to climb to make a big spectacle out of russia pla basketball staff stalwarts least of the me and the league has said that they don't march twenty seventh for its first ever star game but they missed their mark our team. that's led doesn't spoil for the moment coming up shortly as the weather stay with us. well. bringing you the latest in science.

the, la general -- pla general will visit washington, d.c. at some point this year. the date hasn't been set, and i think there was also an agreement that was written up in the new york times, and as they put it, the establishment of a working group to talk about more talks. so at least we see a consensus building on both sides that there should be more talks, continued and sustained and not cut off for, you know, political purposes. but it's, you know, obviously, there's a great deal of uncertainty, there's a great deal of mutual mistrust betweent the two sides, so we have a set of three panelists that are ardent watchers of both the u.s. ask chinese defense establishments who can give us their interpretations and their impressions of expectation onsi both sides and outcomes for this visit. i will briefly introduce them both. their biographies are out front on the podium so, please, help yourself to that as well as a guest list for the event. but, first, start with the " editor of defense news, and he's the host of defense news tv which is a weekly television progra

i do not believe there are pla soldiers in africa. i believe they are people out of the pla working for government-controlled security companies, and we've done a lot of of work on that in our commission. >> this ethiopia -- in ethiopia they were soldiers that actually were killed by the olf there in the ogadon region. >> i think they were u.n. peace keepers, united nations peace keepers. i'll look at that. >> all all right. they were there protecting the oil reserves. >> i may be incorrect. china doesn't care about human rights in those countries, and they bring in their own labor and transfer no jobs what whatsoever to the african citizens, and that's a major dissatisfaction in africa. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i recognize mr. rohrabacher, the chairman-designate on the subcommittee of oversight. for five minutes. >> thank you very much. i'd like to thank you for having this hearing at this moment because we have to understand that as we speak our country is officially welcoming prime prest hu as if he had the same stature

nunca dio consentimiento para que entregaran a su hijo en adopción, y dicen expertos que es victoria plaados puedan pelear casos con los mismos derechos de cualquier ciudad y nosotros seguiremos en el desarrollo de esta batalla legal en missouri. >> ahí estaremos al pie como es nuestro responsabilidad gracias ricardo por la información. >> y un derrumbe sepultó vivoas a varias personas y cundió el pánico en bolivia, aquí están las imágenes del desastre. >> como un castillo de naipes la estructura se viene abajo en horas de la noche cuando aún hay obreros trabajando. algunos heridos logran salir por sus medios y reciben primeros ayuda a bordo de ambulancias y otros quedan atrapados con toneladas de escombros y en medio de la oscuridad se en tres americano en la lucha para salvarlos, y calidad minuto cuenta y pesa familiares se juntan en el lugar esperando alguna noticia alentdora sobre seres quer irdz, y un sobre viviente cuenta como ocurrió el desastre. >> estaba apuntando con otros más y yo también afuera, lo que único que alcancé a mirar así porque corrí hacia este lado y ya se vino to

secondaryit the pla artillery headquarters and he will make a trip to the great wall.his is not tourism, but it is a great opportunity for him to see the long history of china's defense infrastructure. [laughter] so i think his trip marks a fairly important moment in the bilateral relationship. it's been a rather tense 12 months since last year when high-level ties were virtually at a standstill, cut off after the announcement of arms sales in taiwan at the beginning of last year. i think there were a lot of incidents that we watched carefully, snubs both ways, insults' in a very public forum, and a mismatch expectation. hopefully, this is the first or one significant meeting that will help but the relationship back on track. i do not think there are any expectations for civic and breakthroughs on this trip, but there were two -- for significant breakthroughs on this trip, but there were two that were announced last night. the pla general who is the chief of the general staff will visit washington, d.c., at some point this year. a date has not been set. i think there w

secondaryit the pla artillery headquarters and he will make a trip to the great wall. this is not tourism, but it is a great opportunity for him to see the long history of china's defense infrastructure. [laughter] so i think his trip marks a fairly important moment in the bilateral relationship. it's been a rather tense 12 months since last year when high-level ties were virtually at a standstill, cut off after the announcement of arms sales in taiwan at the beginning of last year. i think there re a lot of incidents that we watched carefully, snubs both ways, insults' in a very public forum, and a mismatch expectation. hopefully, this is the first or one signifant meeting that will help but the relationship back on track. i do not think there are any expectations for civic and breakthroughs on this trip, but there were two -- for significant breakthroughs on this trip, but there were two at were announced last night. the pla general who is the chief of the general staff will visit washington, d.c., at some point this year. a date has not been set. i think there was a

traditionally the pla focused on domestic response and local contingencies.of anti piracy operations of africa is one example. china's national interests are global, and the pla is becoming a force capable of acting beyond china's periphery. a more capable military accompanies a more assertive chinese foreign policy. this can be seen in china's recent provocative activities concerning its disputed territorial claims in the south and east tennessee's and in the economic zone. china's military capabilities also stoke beijing's competence. china's him stridently complained about operations and the western pacific. beijing failed to condemn north korean attacks on south korea and strongly objected to a joint military exercises in the region between the united states and south korea. in military operations beijing continues to circumscribe the range of discussions between china and the u.s. refusing to address strategic issues such s cyber warfare and space operations. i'm pleased to see that secretary gates get to visit the second until record and there was some

. >> y si está relacionado creo, estamos acabando el pla neto. >>> y jackie guerrido está listo, y ses y por aquí desvemos tennesse y sobrcay aquí llega la acción, justomente se extiende señores la máquina de hacer nieve como le llamas a grandes lagos este sistema hacia el nor-este más bien desde michigan en chicago y a partir de año 20% para el fin de semana, actividad deieve de 6, 12 pulgadas no va a ser intensa como la nevada de la semana pasada va a provocar retrasos y condiciones peligrosas especialmente para manejar, y una gran diferencia en todo el nor-este este anticiclón excepto hacia el nor-este, lluvias y un sistema que viene acompañado también de nieve y pues descansan ustedes el mal tiempo sobre el sureste de california pero regresan muertos lluvias hacia puerto rico y república dominicana tranquila la situación y esta noche la temperatura en 21 grados y situación continúa bastante fría hasta el sur del país y ustedes en san antonio con 37 grados, continuamos con más de "primer impacto." >> gracias y un indigente tiene la oportunidad de reconstruir la vida gracias a un do

the edc problem at the pla was so bad, this internal memo shows, the chemical dripped from the ceiling even backed up in the toilets. because of the contamination, workers wanted managers to warn visitors to not even wash their hands in the water. >> we threatened to go to court and bring in our own union testers to test it. they wouldn't test the water, you see. as a compromise to us, over every place that there was a water outlet, they would put, do not drink. >> here's the thing. that contamination wasn't just inside the plant. as these documents filed at the state of louisiana show, plant managers knew, as far back as the early '80s, there was an underground leak of edc. management knew the underground plume of edc was spreading into mossville. >> common sense and gravity would tell you they're getting edc out of their wells. of course, they had the right to know and they should have known. >> but the company never told nearby residents, like david and diane prince, they might be in harm's way. in this 1991 meeting agenda, there's even a handwritten note, vista feels a public heari

in the planning of l and gas development, in reacting to proposals, reviewing a oil spill response pla, in training so that if there is this bill they are able to be part of the work force and a better prepared way. we recommend the same thing for the arctic. we think all of these things will better position the united states to be able to take advantage of the resources of the arctic, but we do not feel as though we should sit back and wait indefinitely for that to happen. we're challenging congress to put funding into both the research and the capabilities for the coast guard and other agencies so that we can move forward. >> yes, sir. >> randy showstack. i would appreciate if you could explain or elaborate on why science has not had a significant lead at the table and way made -- what may be the relationship between that and the initial difficulties determining oil flow rates and other problems. >> the lack of understanding of basic environmental processes in the gulf of mexico was striking as a result of this incident. for example, there were lots o confusion about whether there we

. >> i think it follows very nicely because the very same plas plasticity in these extreme cases where you're going to have to bypass where you have these pathways and control an external dwris with itsplastyty, in patients who have stroke where they still have residual movement left the question to ask is a similar one. can you somehow augment theirplastyty and recovery. and they recover most of the time within the first three months after the stroke. but not completely. and we know from animal models that we're talking about before that this seems to be because of a time window plasticity that finishes after about three months in humans, about four weeks in other models. so what we want to do is can we use technology to try and take advantage of thisplasty the in patients after stroke? so there are two kinds of technology being used increasingly now. so here is a robot. this is basically a robotic device that attaches to the affected limb of a patient after stroke. and what this robot can do is give very degrees of assistance to the patient so that when they start to make a movement

>> we have sought to work with the pla on a number of issues related to hadr. through the mmca, we hope to be able to engage with the pla to undertake passing exercises and other similar events that we think are v ery beneficial for both sides. they flow from the larger positive equites that can come from engagement. we seek to buld that relat ionship and further opportunities. >> richard white. in the tiny press, there is concern that the us has -- not through the engagement with them but the way you stepped up the diplomacy with vietnam -- this is in the semi-official press. how have they felt about the talks? >> i guess i would offer that it son why it iseao communication so we can change views and they have the opportunity to ask those questions. ussions, reduce what may otherwise exist. >> nhk. gates is going to japan after china. what kind of role do you expect to play for japan in the pacific? the issue [unintelligible] >> i guess in terms of the role of the us/japan alliance, that is something of rather clear and long-standing nature. there is not anyth

together and do a reality check, you would see that over that ten-year period of time the health care pla would increase the debt by around $700 billion. so this effort to try and say, on a common sense, that you have an open-ended entitlent and that would somehow lower the debt and deficit is ludicrous on its face. guest: i think to impune the integrity the people at the guest: i just said i'm not. guest: and say they took the numbers they were handed. let me say, look, these guys are researchers, these guys are profebruaryals. they work at this stuff. and in season and out of season, republican or democrat, you go to whoever is in charge you go to the congressional budget office and you get their take and then that's the basis, kind of the people then decide they agree or disagree with it. but john boehner pulled this out of his butt when he said he told brian williams that nobody in washington believes that repealing health care adds to the deficit. hello. the most respected financial office in washington does. the congressional budget office. and you're ignoring the savings that are t

the pla card waving crowd was good natured and peaceful early in the day but later there were chashes -- clashes between demonstrators and police. some protesters broke into the building in bill milbanks. they questioned whether deputy prime minister was standing in for david cameron. >> this is not about the deficit. the chancellor said the deficit will be dealt with by 2014 when this new system will hardly have begun. no this is not about the deficit. this is about him going along with a torey plan a tore -- a tory plan a tory plan to shove the cost of higher education onto students and families. we all know what it's like. you meet up with a dodgey bloke and you do things you regret. isn't it true, isn't it true? isn't it true? isn't that the truth of it. >> mr. speaker, i know she now thinks she can reposition the labor party as the champion of students. let's remember -- let's remember -- let's remember the labor party's record against tuition fees in 1997, introduced them a few months later. against the man tess toe in 2001, introduced later. the then the brown review which they

. >> that's the number on pla >> okay, how many sets? is there sets you should do with this?sets of ten seco probably is a good place to start. >> i think this one is easy enough. >> i won't make it too easy on you. number two will go into an abdominal exercise. same thing, your feet are going to be up on the couch and raised straight into the air. my shoes are almost as good as yours. all right. so hands straight up. >> okay. >> hold to the three count. >> are you totally flat right now or already starting in a half crunch? >> no, i've got something behind my back here. your back will be flat. you want to be sure you keep your core tight, hands straight up, up, down. hold. three sets of 15 is probably a good place to start. >> don't look, this is so embarrassing. they told me last minute we were doing this. just going straight up. >> keep your feet down. >> straight down. straight up, straight down. i an definitely feel it in my abs. am i targeting upper abs, lower abs, what is this? >> your entire abdominal section. you want to focus on keeping your head straight up, eyes s

beck orwatch pla glen rush limbaugh and i see more of them than i want to say.hank you and have a good day. guest: i appreciate your comments. host: biloxi, mississippi, republican line. caller: good morning. host: is haley barbour going to run for president? is your governor going to run for president? caller: he met. don't see it, but he may. everybody should get on the love train in egypt. that is an old song but one of the comments that is derogative which i don't mean but the federal reserve, the jewish people have a jubilee. they have a 50 year jubilee. one of the jewish people that run the federal reserve give us a 50-year jubilate on debt? that is a lot of money and i don't see it being paid off. maybe they could do that for us. host: did you want to address that point? guest: not really. host: what about raising the debt ceiling? it is at $14.30 trillion. a vote could come by late march or early april and tea party members say they wantont vote to raise the debt ceiling. what will happen? guest: this will be a real test for john boehner and mitch mcconn

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