consulado de el salvador en san francisco, anunció que este fin de semana realizarán la jornada del pts el salvador en estados unidos, y en san francisco, están bridando servicios para dar asesoría >>> y para completar los formularios es necesario contar con los requisitos de rigor >>> tienen que traer 2 mini orden, las copias de la última vez que le llenaron el pts >>> precisamente para ayudar a los salvadoreños se realizará una jornada del pts en el salón principal de la iglesia de santa rosa y el domingo 25 de juli ode 9 de la mañana hasta las 4 de la tarde localizado en el 507 de la calle paul >>> para mí me garantiza que puedo permanecer legalmente en este país y seguir las reglas de la ley de inmigración >>> bueno, pues ahí tiene la información, para que por ningún motivo deje pasar esta posibilidad y el número de telñfono que anteriormente fue dado a usted para que se ponga en contacto con las personas en nuestros estudios, para hablar sobre la renovación de estatus de protecón >>> no hay que dejar pasar esta oportunidad >>> un pequeño sismo sacudió a dayly. se produjo a las 2:29

just seeing kind of what's left there and going this is cut and this is cut and this is how much the pt has to raise. >> reporter: now the state board of education is in the process of releasing a list of 1,000 schools it feels are underperforming. what that means is that parents who have children in those schools can transfer them to a better school. >> when you call something an emergency, in this case it looks like they're trying to get people riled up. the real emergency is there's a lack of funding for schools. >> reporter: the california pta challenged the move saying the districts are not prepared to implement the new legislation. >> we think this is a process that has some potential good for students, but it should be done?

the artists on this project and i pt want to acknowledge michae with that project. modestly hiding behind his art. i want to finally bring up one of our partners in this process and it was not just a partner in name but a partner sitting at the table, not just as we designed but as we did the construction to make sure safe passage for what is one of the fastest growing modes of transportation in san francisco. i would like to bring up the acting executive director of bicycle coalition. renee rivera. >> thank you, ed. it is a wonderful day to be here at the san francisco bicycle coalition we are so excited about these wonderful changes to valencia street. we have been around san francisco for quite a few years now and have been working on making valencia street a better place for biking and for everybody for many years. in fact, i was thinking back to 1999 when we first saw the bike lanes that have just been improved put in on valencia street and what an incredible day that was for this street and bicycling in the city. one thing we saw after the lanes were put in is

oakland police joined in { sot.deputy chief jeffrey israel/ oakland pd..20:06++} " ... we believe at that pt.. we attempt to taze him. it is not effective.. he continues to flee.. and still armed with knives. the suspect kept running - at least five officers chased him onto 33rd avenue.. { sot.20:34++} "..the man then turns toward one of the officers who attempted to taze him..knife in hand.. charges the officer. at that point.. other officers on the scene.. there to protect the officer discharges their firearms.. striking the suspect.who then falls to the ground.. and did not survive his wounds. { sot. 1:13:52} " it was really fast.. tat tat tat tat..like that." juana nieva said the shots scared her -a neighbor saw it all. { sot.14:15++.jua na nieva/ witness} . police officer.. told him to stop stop stop.. and he went this way and that way .. and that way.. families in this fruitvale neighborhood say the violence here is not new. and the oscar grant shooting-- the governor signed a bill to create an independent auditor to investigate complaints about bart officers. it also sets up a citizen

the clinton bush pt fund is focused on economic opportunity.he interim haiti will construction, is focusing on rebuilding infrastructure and coordinating assistance among all to match with pt's own development plan. the panel today is going to assess the concept of building back better and what it means in terms of humanitarian recovery. the inrnational philanthropic support, the role of the transatlantic partners have played in this massive effort to assist pt and haitians. and i think all of us are feeling a sense o urgency that the assistance is slow but that we are all trying to help haitians rebuild their own lives. let me introduce the panel and let me begin on my left with the general. general keen is the military deputy commander of the united states southern command in miami florida to refuse the second-in-command of one of the tenet unified command is under the department of defense. he's a native of kentucky. he was an infantry officer with 18 years and airborne status. his experience in latin america includes assignments and panama,

i pt want to acknowledge our buu of construction management and public affairs, alex mario who worked hand in hand with the folks up and down here to make this as smooth as possible. so, you are not just hearing from us, interto ask our host here today -- i tonight ask our host here today and i can attest to the fact they make great margaritas. she will talk more about this project today.he fact they make margaritas. she will talk more about this project today.o the fact they m margaritas. she will talk more about this project today. >> hi, everyone. i'm not a regular public speaker i spend most of my team working so i have my notes. i represent my family here and i'm also part owner with other family members. i have been invited to speak for the merchants at the corridor. we have been here over 40 years. we are celebrating our 40th year this year, so, stay tuned, october some time. in those 40 you years we have s lots of changes. but this one was one long awaited change and we are all excited and pleased to have valencia street scape come here and beautify our corridor with these bea

sudáfrica >>> san francisco >>> tienen que traer 2 ordenes, las copias de la última vez que le llenaron el ptsde acudir de 12 a 5 de la tarde el domingo el consulado en san francisco, abrirá sus puertas de las 9 de la mañana hasta las 4 de la tarde recuerde que el plazo vence el próximo 7 de septiembr >>> detonaron una bomba casera, es el tercero descubierto en el área en los últimos 3 días. >>> la situación preocupa a las personas. >>> steven abuelo de la víctima, dice que no entiende como el pequeño entró a la cochcer de la casa el hombre de 52 años de edad, dice que su esposa ya le había pedido que se deshiciera de sus animales, debido que uno ya había mostrado actitud agresiva ahora enfrenta un delito mayor por poner en riesgo la vida de un menor >>> las autoridades arrestaron a un supuesto pirómeno es un indigente que fue detenido en un parque local despuñs que las autoridades lo identificarn >>> un pequeño sismo, a las 2:;29 de la tarde, y tuvo epicentro 3 millas al noroeste de pacífica, las autoridades recibieron algunas llamadas que >>> saben que el proceso es un dolor de cabeza, pero

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just seeing kind of what's left there and going this is cut and this is cut and this is how much the pt has to raise. >> reporter: now the state board of education is in the process of releasing a list of 1,000 schools it feels are underperforming. what that means is that parents who have children in those schools can transfer them to a better school. >> when you call something an emergency, in this case it looks like they're trying to get people riled up. the real emergency is there's a lack of funding for schools. >> reporter: the california pta challenged the move saying the districts are not prepared to implement the new legislation. >> we think this is a process that has some potential good for students, but it should be done? a more careful manner. we would have preferred it wait until next school year to be implemented, take time for school districts to develop criteria. >> reporter: west contra costa county school trustee charles ramsey says three schools were labeled underperforming in his district. helms middle school was one of them. >> i don't know that throwing money ot the

i noticed from time to term i am pt ronald reagan's, and i noticed one of the greatest gauges of public opinion are the t-shirt shops. people come from all over the country, and the shops want to sell t-shirts they think people will want to buy, and sadly, i remember in the fall of 2008, i was picking up my brother, and everything seemed to say, obama and change. i was there last week picking up another brother, and the same shop had t-shirts, and they said, nobama, and change it back. [applause] the first bit of data i want to show you -- dallas recently released some polling, and they said today the normal is to be pro-life. more people are pro-life than pro-choice. [applause] you have to remember while we are proud to say we are pro- life, we are against abortion. we are against euthanasia. their leadership does not want to say, we are pro-abortion, but that is the way it isn', but may people that identified as pro- choice oppose using tax dollars to pay for abortion. when they have a choice between the candidate of the votes pro- life and the candidate that favors using abortion and

. >> pt of your interview process for the candidates -- is that part of the eagle forum questionnaire like where they stand on the issue? >> we have a 75-question questionnaire. it is a virtual history of the eae forum. it really goes through legislative battles that eagle forum has fought throughout the years. >> ty are all current issues. >> that is right. and they are very informed issues. it is a great indicator of where the candidates are, but it is also a great teaching opportunity to let members know some of the questio that they will face and with the conservative positions are. but we also interviewed. we did not just in interviews here. we make sure we know what the situation is on the ground, but the reputation is, how they have been involved in their communities. because part of the problems we face as we do not want decisions about who is being elected out in america being made in washington, d.c. we want those to come from local organizations, so we make sure we bring them into the process. >> is there another question? >> i was just wondering if you have any ideas -- an

host: there is a twitter comment -- one keeps bringing up that many homeless don'''t want to pt in a shelter . guest: absolutely. for those that are most chronic, there is housing where someone can have a place of their own, their own space and own bathroom and own key, saying that this is their home to the idea behind a shelter, and emergency stop-gap -- what we aim for is a more permanent and targeted solution. permanent housing is not only more to maine, it is more cost- effective. -- not only more humane, it is more cost-effective. host: this congress need to approve this plan? guest: it was authorized by an act a >> britney you a direct link to -- bringing you a direct link to public affairs, presented by america's cable companies. >> now a local perspective on the homeland security from the former head of the los angeles and new york city police departments. good they spoke recently at this event hosted by the aspen institute. >> i want to get us started as close to 2:15 as possible. as you see, the title of this session is "local law enforcement perspective: view from the fron

host: that last pt is what you seem to emphasize in your report. guest: we are not really tracking a lot of these companies. and they go and hire trucks and drivers and security companies, which in many instances, turned out to be warlords. they do whatever they need to to get the goods to where they need to be, but they are all set extorting -- also extorting to get the goods to where they need to go. there is also rumors that there are bribes being paid so that these things can get through local authority. host: so in that case, dollars when they go into a taliban or their supporters, simply supporting the people that we are fighting against. guest: we have only had reports of that so far. defense personnel believes that it could be happening. certainly, local militias do not have the same interests as the karzai government. those things are working contrary to ournterests. host: your report has gotn lots of coverage. i even watched a piece on russian news on this. but it is not the first time we have heard about it. the secretary of state has ta

for a long time there has been a tradition among both democratic and republican pts to offer relief to the un-- presidents to offer relief to the unemployed. that was certainly the case for my predecessor when they voted several times to extend unemployment benefits. right now these benefits, which are often the sole source of income while they are looking for work, are in jeopardy. i have to say, after years of championing policies that turned a record spluss into a massive deficit, the same people that didn't have problems spending hundreds of billions of dollars on tax breaks for the wealthiest americans are now saying we shouldn't offer relief to middle class americans like jim, leslie, or denise who really need help. >> in the past few weeks, a jort of senators have tried three times to extend emergency relief on a temporary basis. each time a partisan minority in the senate has used parliamentary maneuvers to block a vote denying millions of people who are out of work much needed relief. these leaders in the senate who are advancing a misguided notion that emergency relief helps

as i mentioned earlier, i actually know some of tse young people who are in harm's way right now as pt of the surge, and i could not send a message to them that i'm not going to fund, fully fund their protection. however, when i did tt, i said that this is the last war supplemental i ever expect to vote for. the obama administration has changed the practice, which i applaud. i applaud the change, not the practice -- of funding wars as part of so-called emergency spending. that means not on our budget. i want us to fund any wars we're in, and i hope there will be a limited number of wars in our future, only those absolutely necessary. i want us to fund them on budget. that means that we see the cost of those wars and get to compare it against other spending, which we're not doing, for example, to maintain teachers as the caller pointed out in our public schools and the costgainst the debt and defici so i think we'll be able to make much more responsible decisions as a country, and that includes the people who live in the country, not just the elected leaders, if we see war costs against

one meal a day, early morning pt, the basics of a family life. annie is stocking up on ammonium nitrate fertilizer, which is strange because our yard is smaller than this podium. although the insurgency is small, one woman, she is on interested in reintegration. the situation is serious and in many ways deteriorating. mr. secretary, look at her. i am thinking at least 40,000 troops. [applause] [laughter] let me thank everyone for being here. this turned out is truly humbling. here tonight are my wife and son, my four brothers, and two nephews, mentors, comrades from my career, and some special guests whose service and sacrifice are impossible to describe with words. but because this crowd is pretty big, and for good order and discipline, i have divided into four groups. please remember your group number. group one are all the people who accepted responsibility for making this ceremony work. from the planners to the soldiers on the field. my apologies for all the time he spent in the heat. you are special people. in my mind, the also represent --

one meal a day, early morning pt, the basics of a family life.stocking up on ammonium nitrate fertilizer, which is strange because our yard is smaller than this podium. although the insurgency is small, one woman, she is uninterested in reintegration. the situation is serious and in many ways deteriorating. mr. secretary, look at her. i am thinking at least 40,000 troops. [applause] [laughter] let me thank everyone for being here. this turned out is truly humbling. here tonight are my wife and son, my four brothers, and two nephews, mentors, comrades from my career, and some special guests whose service and sacrifice are impossible to describe with words. but because this crowd is pretty big, and for good order and discipline, i have divided into four groups. please remember your group number. group one are all the people who accepted responsibility for making this ceremony work. from the planners to the soldiers on the field. my apologies for all the time he spent in the heat. you are special people. in my mind, the also represent -- you also re

just the names of these -- the 111th fighter wing has flown the jn-4 jenny, the pt-1 trusty, the bt-1, o-1 bird dog, the curtis 0-11 curtiss falcon, the 0-47-a and b. the vigilant. the curtiss 0-52 owl, the grasshopper, the piper 04 grasshopper, the lockheed p-38 lightning, the douglas a-26 invader, the boeing b--- excuse me -- rb-29 superfortress, the northern american f-51 standing, the lockheed t-33 shooting star, the lockheed f-94 starfire, the f-89 scorpion, the boeing c-97 stratofreighter, the blue canoe, the cessna skymaster, the cessna o-5-37 dragonfly, and the a-10 thundererbolt. thank you, -- thunderbolt. thank you, madam speaker. the entire nation joins the citizens of pennsylvania to say thank you to the memories and the veterans of the 111th fighter wing, pennsylvania air national guard. we are all proud of their service and, therefore, madam speaker, i strongly urge my members to support this resolution. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. critz: mad