>> yes, and mta is what i would say real-estate challenged. because of the location of the facilities for the vehicles, it is convenient right now to walk from 5 05 seventh to sixth and townsend, but we would like to consolidate our enforcement divisions from five into one facility, and we will be looking for real-estate to do that. >> if i could add to that, too, in terms of the city's real- estate, approximately 2 million square feet under the ownership of the city and used by various city departments of both the civic center and what we call the public safety campus around the hall of justice, 2 million square feet, plus, we have less than 5000 square feet available. that is a vacancy rate of about 0.25%. our real estate dynamic is far different than the marketplace itself. we are fully utilizing everything we own and at a point where we may need more. >> i just want to say that i appreciate the points of us consolidating and building -- developing the transportation management center. however, i would feel more comfortable supporting a pro

real world. cast member so you know unfortunately the way that celebrity works in this country i think that this fusion between fame and politics gets only war intense you know if i'm not mistaken wasn't it wasn't go i said go for the love boat wasn't he didn't make it into congress too young was a cause he was using as are you. guys all know goes even to the first look we have no explanation and you don't want to leave. her edition of celebrity politics in this country and politicians have long understood whether it was the entertainment world or the military whatever their their national prominence was i mean look eisenhower was certainly helped by the fact that he had one hundred percent name i.d. for his war career the difference here with trump is even sean duffy the gentleman who was on m.t.v.'s real world who's now a member of congress mr duffy went home and became a prosecutor fred thompson had a legitimate career as a prosecutor before he decided to run for office ben jones who would ben

balance the gradual according to it's a real how to free the real power the value yet. china the chinese economy has performed spectacularly even during the the recent economic crisis no truer is. on reentry it's kind of the chinese economy will be reoriented so what will be the new china's economy could grow it is if it's no longer the cheap cheap labor what else what was going to be the two underage. from your question i feel they are very from really going to chinese politics. ten years really restrict their religious reading yes it's a real they were written here you're supposed to be familiar that's where you know then you're very much. yeah you're you know i think it is the news that that. if they can show another five another five. five year plan requires twelve five year plan. i think that and the year plan and we asked we were studying from the former soviet union but we're continuing to keep it but it's really the plan the real important thing all right colony alive solve all. the restructuring because the way we're helping more move to to give emphasis to the

that's not the real world.ir asses off for 50 hours a week and get a paycheck. that's how the real world is. >> you weren't in the real world, you were in fantasy world. you were married to a movie star making $20 million. >> but i'm still working at my shop like a dog. >> you could have won "the apprentice" had you raised more money. >> yeah, but i don't know. that's the easy way, looking for a handout. >> your new lady, cat von dee, do you get free bees from her? >> i get 50% off. >> you like your tattoos, don't you? >> i like it. it's like doodling. i see myself without tattoos and it looks like a color book that wasn't colored in. i hate it. >> tell me about her. you've already discussed why you're better suited to her. are you engaged? >> yes. >> are you married? because you have a ring on. >> she had me a ring made, but we're not married yet. >> you're a brave man. this is number four, right? >> yep. i've been married for like 20 years if you add them all together. >> are you an incurable romantic? >> i'm

[man] do you get the impression, anthony, this is the real thing in a sense-- pretty much the real thingretty much the real thing as it currently exists. i'm not sure this is the way it was 100 years ago, but this is the culture for ibans and the long house as it currently exists. as far as this generation is concerned, yes. i've lived out in the asian micronesian region for about 10 years. i've seen what tourism can do to local cultures. if there is not an effort made by the people themselves to preserve their culture and their language, it will tend to diminish as people move to the cities, people stop speaking the language within their home and their family. then that bit of their culture is lost. it can be permanently lost. so tourism can assist in helping to preserve it through the rituals of the forms of dances, but also there should be a bit more, too. it just cannot survive if it's as a form of entertainment for tourists if it doesn't exist still in some form or fashion within the homes of people. that's the one way for it to preserve itself. what used to be extraordinary is now

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>> i'm real.n the back and hang out with all the guys that are all greasy dirty. it's where i belong in this world and i don't belong trying to think that i'm some fancy, you know, because my wife is fancy, that makes me fancy. it's just [ bleep ]. >> and yet that's kind of why you went into the relationship, to listen to you earlier. >> yeah, i think so, it was a lot of ego and a lot of perception of what i thought i should have and not what i needed. i think it was more of a testament of what i felt about myself. >> do you think you're capable now of being faithful? >> i think so. i think it's something that's like a conscious, day to day, you know, thought process and, you know, i think i'm vocal with cat that if i don't get something that i'm needing or some kind of affection or whatever, and vice versa, both of us are committed to work on our relationship together, and make sure we're 100% what each of us want for each other. i have never had a partner that did that. it's always been either m

it has been a real positive to see them grow, and we want to continue to see that happen. as a disabled person, i also see the affordable housing as a chance for more people to be able to live out there, so i would encourage you to move this program forward. thank you. supervisor chu: [reading names] >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am with the bay area council. a little bit about the bay area council, we are a membership organization that represents approximately the top 300 businesses in the bay area, all industries. something about our region -- i am in charge of our regional land use and real-estate policy areas. we all know that it is very rich not only in innovative economies -- in innovation economy, but biotech, green tent, and many other standard industries. what we do not think about sometimes is the poor use of our land use decisions that have really riled our past. as you all know, there is quite a bit of commuting. the traffic and commuting distance is quite substantial, one of the worst in the nation. there is an extreme lack of housing affordability. some h

from countries who receive the bank's quote unquote help only to call it crippling they may be the real victims of the i.m.f. well joining me now to talk more about it is paul craig roberts an economist and former assistant treasury secretary during the reagan era sure mr roberts thanks so much for being with us first i'm just curious when's the last time you can recall the i.m.f. being you know a top story on u.s. media news. well if. it's not in the media at least it's been on washington's nine for two reasons one. of the current director who's now being arrested strauss kahn was a likely. winner of the next french election at least according to polls and rushed and much prefers its mansour cozy. it's also unwise to mind that the i.m.f. recently announced to washington's great consternation that within five years the chinese economy was how will have some past the american economy. so even though ordinary people don't pay much attention to the i.m.f. or washington was paying attention and apparently strauss kahn was also paying attention to joseph stiglitz and his policies were being

balancing the budget requires spending cuts and real economic growth. we will not have real economic growth that we raise taxes and failed to address the drivers of our debt. the mere threat of tax hikes creates more uncertainty for job creators and more uncertainty results in less risk taking and fewer jobs. we are serious about balancing the budget and getting our economy back to creating jobs, tax hikes should be off the table. i was raised in my family of kennedy-democrats. before this very club in 1962, president kennedy said the following," our true choice is not between tax reduction on the one hand and avoidance of large federal deficits on the other. it is increasingly clear that no matter what party is in power, so long as our need to keep rising, and economy hampered by restrictive tax rates never produce enough revenues to balance our budget just as it will never produce enough jobs or no profits." rather than increasing government spending, president kennedy told this club that we should cut taxes significantly and take steps to increase in

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real life stories from world war two. to truth nine hundred forty five dollars r.t. dot com. legless. wealthy british scientists i'm told so. let's look. at the. markets. scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports. hello and welcome to business here on r t russia's largest carmaker also voz has had a strong start to the year the car giant almost doubled sales between january and april compared to the same period last year after vases still benefiting from the successful clash for clunkers program and managed to increase exports by fifty percent in the period let's take a look at how the markets are doing with our oil prices settled lower dragged down by a sharp decline in silver metal dropped over seven percent after the move us metals and strange nine x. hides margin requirements to trade silver while the move in still fears of a similar margin increase for oil plus energy prices are way down by a strong going through less dollar. and in asia hong kong shares are edging lower amid all the global commodity prices and worries over m

no real world with a quote. of the five humans will show that the position of. it was not in the game only because. of the politically motivated behavior of the main aim was to destroy the view that is why i have put this. i will be the conversation but. really the reason also destroy the real sound small computer station will not be a problem for it will be another argument for my idea that the main motivation the was not recording it was politics. of a deal between ross nafta and b.p. does not appear to be completely dead rostam says it could resume talks on cooperation with the british or major company claims it has received a new offer from b.p. which goes beyond the original agreement during his conference with the news media skolkovo president they have hinted that the government still saw b.p. as a strong potential partner. now moist. simply think those who could clear the deal should have paid more attention to the details of the shareholder agreement the government should have done diligence for more carefully. cause difficulties among the shareholders

cancer really on our economy how is it creating social and economic value for real people in america or anywhere else and i'm having trouble finding too many examples i can find hundreds if not thousands of examples of how that work is actually destructive in addition to the huge crash that we're going through in in one thousand twenty one at the end of the harding administer at the end of the wilson administration the top tax rate was ninety one percent as i recall. harding came into office dropped it to twenty five percent if my recollection is right maybe it was forty and then it went down to twenty five shortly thereafter coolidge kept a very low you know he called it you know the coolidge prosperity and and then you know hoover came in in the up this was the roaring twenty's basically this was one period of time where he by her was on this program a few months ago and he went back and looking at the history of the united states and said that any time the taxes on the top one percent of the top two percent any time that tax rate was above fifty percent that we didn't have boom an

still uses that to terrorize pakistan afghanistan and iraq yes of course but the real global war of any consequence the big war is a financial war using financial weapons of destruction and as you point out they're being used to disenfranchise huge populations just as you would with a with a bomb or a tank you know you use the bomb to blow people up i mean that greece is a great example they're using financial weapons to defraud and bankrupt the country and then they're going to scoop up all the assets for pennies on the dollar just as you would hitler tried to do back in world war two america's doing now well back to this article here eric britton a director at this company compared the development of thrown lighter fuel on a barbecue and a question he said is whether the coals are lit so that's that bottom ninety nine percent whether or not there is any trickling down to them whether or not there's any economy there whether or not there are any jobs there where the bottom ninety nine percent are busy fighting with each other and they don't organize themselves in any meaningful way exc

we're real grateful we have leed. one of the issues with leed is it's expensive to go through the leed process. you have to document everything you do. pay them a fee. they have to check it. what is a leed certification cost? >> there's an initial cost to register the project. the initial registration cost has come down and the u.s. gb c has worked really hard to bring this down. they are trying to address this and all nc. >> nc, new construction? >> yes. sorry. >> so what are we talking about? 10 that , $10,000. >> the certification will be around $1,200. >> that's not so much. i had been told many times it was cost prohibitive. but that doesn't seem to be the case >> i think part of it is the documentation. i think that's an important cost that gets pay back. because leed is third party verification. so talking to real estate agents. when they appraise places and say, this is absolutely a green place. third party verification will be a little stronger. hopefully that will get folded into the price. >> we have some c

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some revenue-generating efforts we have put on the table, looking at our real estate leases, maximizing our revenue through leasing our real estate, having another local tax, going out for grants and donations, maximizing our medical reimbursement program, potential draw on the rainy day reserves in 2012-2013, and really pushing to increase -- reduce our truancy rates and increase our attendance rate so that the district brings in more money, more revenue. our schools have finished their budgets. we were working under the assumption that the $349 was a real cut, and schools were asked to submit their budgets based on a drastically reduced allocation. if things could get worse, we will need to adjust our assumptions accordingly. what else can we do? legislative advocacy, no suspension pledge, a joint advocacy without core network of large districts, seek assistance from the city's rainy day reserve, and we really need to acknowledge all the support and all the efforts that have been critical to the unified school district. thanks to the public education in richmond fund, the teacher and

that is another reason he deserves a real credit, because they took a real risk there. they were not 100% certain that bin laden was there, according to leon panetta. 60-80% short. -- 60-80% sure. >> let me quote charles krauthammer, who is off this week. "terrorists seized and kidnapped and subjected to interrogations, sometimes harsh and enhanced." almost immediately, you heard elected officials and commentators declaring that it was the waterboarding of khalid sheik mohammed that ultimately led to the compound. is this open to challenge? >> it is very much open to challenge. eventually, this week, a lot of intelligence people confirmed that khalid sheik mohammed did not confirm that there was any sort of courier, we did not know this guy, and al-libi did not give them anything -- he was the other water boarded%. now they say that because they did not confirm, we know it was right. >> i keep reading these articles, and is become a theoretical, religious debate. if you believe in torture, it worked. if you do not, it did not work. the truth, as usual, is somewhere in b

he>> there has been a real leadership on the country to come up with smarter ideas, and we have had a lot of good examples and policies, state and federal for the past 10 years or so, so the reform agenda is not that big a secret. they have been a lot of reports that put it together in one place. i think the real challenge that has been touched on is really leadership, and a lot of it has to do with leadership and people really stepping up in leadership positions, and unfortunately, the politics of the equation are still really complicated. that is what a lot of people are saying. it is so easy to drop a bill and create havoc on thousands of workers, and that is what happens for political reasons. i honestly do not think that -- remember when a trucker -- when the truck below up on the other side of the bay bridge? there were and million accusations that that trucker had a criminal record and that is why, basically, the truck blew up and we had all these problems, so there were bills dropped in statements made by leading politicians from boxer on down. it turned out his record was ver

we're seeing they're real constituents, and nears real concern about what might happen with medicare,it is, in fact, the political third rail that we all thought it was. >> okay, jeanne cummings, thank you very much. have a great weekend. >>> and up next, no way out? an exit strategy perhaps from afghanistan. >>> plus, pakistan covers its tracks. we'll talk to a former pakistani police superintendent. >>> and mississippi rising. extreme measures under way to help stop catastrophic floods. this is "andrea mitchell reports." down the hill? man: all right. we were actually thinking, maybe... we're going to hike up here, so we'll catch up with you guys. [ indistinct talking and laughter ] whew! i think it's worth it. working with a partner you can trust is always a good decision. massmutual. let our financial professionals help you reach your goals. ♪ that's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ ♪ i like it, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ that's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ ♪ i like it [ male announcer ] introducing mio -- a revolutionary liquid water enhancer. add a little. add a lot. ♪ for a drink that's just the w

real baby drill. one needs from there two plus two so someone my blood pressure will consider potential areas for development in south atlantic and the gulf of mexico. and. please. yes. thanks. to a. i was. plug a bag of the kaiser porritt time now to go to boston to speak with energy analyst gregory mcdonald of gregor not gonna gregor welcome back to the kaiser report good to see you max it's great to be. on your blog you write paper versus real exit from normal ecological economics and probably ballistic regimes in one chart wow you got all that in one chart the chart is the thirty year treasury bond versus the c.r.p. the commodity research bureau index tells about it tells us a couple of things first let's just note since two thousand and two the u.s. dollar as expressed uther in dollar terms were just in terms of u.s. treasury bonds has lost about sixty five percent of its purchasing power against a broad basket of commodities and i just find that with this latest ramp up over the last two years a

is that real clear? is that real clear? that is one i mean by real clear foreign policy. no who your friends are. know who your enemies are. and it is our new vision. not the establishment, not the politicians. it is our new vision. lastly, this nation has gradually over the years slipped into an entitlement society. i am going to tell you, folks, not only do i believe it is possible but i know that it is time, restructuring programs instead of reshuffling programs, we can take this entitlement society to and empowerment society. empower people! empower states, empower businesses. we can become an empowerment society where our new vision, with our new vision. you know the founding fathers did their job. and they did a great job that it. they kept it simple. they wrote the declaration of independence. they designed and wrote the constitution of the united states of america. one of the other things that is part of our vision is we don't need to be right the declaration, we don't need to rewrite the constitution of the united states. we need to read read the constitution and

you have not fixed the real problem. i thought i would spend some of my time trying to find 9 trillion dollars. we have to cut 9 trillion dollars over the next 10 years. what nobody is talking about the reason we are in trouble today is that they have been kicking the can. after being home of the weekend, i said i thought we are at an impasse, dick, in he said he thought we were, too. i said i thought we would take a break, so i went and talked to warner and the other guys, and i said, "let me take a break from this. maybe you all can do something without me. i am not the easiest guy to work with in the world, and i realize that. i cannot speak for them. i have not been going to the meetings. that asset value is going to be debased. it is the worst on middle income and americans. congress does not make the hard choices. everybody in america will suffer. the wealthy will suffer, as well. it will not just be as impactful on their lives, but the middle class, their savings, their future will evaporate through the net earnin

that made for a dramatic real life spider plus stuff. up next max kaiser and stacy herbert explain how the trillions of dollars injected into the world's economy mostly ended up in the hands of bankers kaiser report finding your way. nice guys are this is the kaiser report talk about your leading economic indicators as you know that according to a recent study the best looking and highest priced hookers are now in washington d.c. and no longer in los angeles california first to give you an idea of how the economy is going in the united states let's take a look at all of the money in washington d.c. stacy everybody got max we have a financial war going on and i have all the evidence you need in my headlines today central banks punt three trillion pounds into world economy so the world central banks have pumped three chilean pounds or five trillion dollars into the global financial system since the crisis the equivalent of eight percent of the world economy according to a new analysis by fathom consulting yes and how do they do that pumpin

very real threat right now the european ideal and the reality and that is the safeguard. that i see the thread. what a professor of economics at the university of. good manners thinks that in order to survive the e.u. just needs stronger support. but you will project. stronger institutionalise from board stronger. as long as you are color of the euro area sees itself as our sources and when it's clear you're not going to work out you need some form of of fiscal transfers of of your own why these two delusions if you want to get where you are project going otherwise you will sooner or later we will fail but it's clear that we're just waiting for a time and i know it's a giggle reforms are needed if you if you're going to keep the eurozone together these problems cannot go on forever and perhaps restructuring debt is not such a lot. it would r.t. it's good to have a company today that i remember to keep an eye on our twitter and facebook page to get the very latest updates on developments all across europe there you'll also find more on our developing stories as well as pho

this is real. >> absolutely.ean, but we don't really sit around and think about, you know, what the public says. i think the elation and the joy comes from more of just being able to beat the odds. whatever those odds were, but to do it together and understand the power of our union. but, then, of course, you know, we kind of set ourselves up, when you think with about the way that we got married. it was out of the blue, it was less than a month. so everybody was saying, like, this has to be some type of publicity stunt. so we kind of understand that aspect of it. >> why were you so sure? >> i was so sure because that was mariah carey! i mean, i've always loved her, i've always been a huge fan, that was like my celebrity crush. and when i met her for the first time, i thought, i might have to meet this diva and i'm going to have to do this and -- and she was so down to earth and so normal and so regular. and a lot like i was. and i was like, whoa, this might be what i've been searching for all my life. >> did she

balance the gradual way according to its real how to think the real currency value. china the chinese economy has performed spectacularly even during the the recent economic crisis though chile is. already entering its kind of the good that the chinese economy will be reoriented so what will be the new china's economic advantages if it's no longer the cheap cheap labor what else what was going to be to do outreach. from your question i feel they are very familiar with the chinese part of . ten years only reason january so reading here it's really a written you're supposed to be familiar that's where you. are very much so. yeah i think it is good news that that. is. another five another five. five year plan requires trail five year plan. i think that the year plan and we asked that we were starting from the former soviet union where we come from you to keep it but it's really a plan a really important thing or economy alive solve all. the restructuring because the way we have been more moved to to give emphasis to the internal. markets consumption in china so we want

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but real reservations from his wife and children. we don't know -- nobody knows how that decision will come out yet. >> which candidate has the most to lose if daniels does jump in. >> mitt romney. mitt romney is more likely than not in this republican field right now, you probably have two people who have a real shot at being both nominated and elected. that's mitt romney and tim pawlenty. newt gingrich has a low ceiling of support. a lot of people don't know him and don't like him. if mitch daniels got in his face, that's a real threat to the other two candidates because he's somebody that doesn't have the same kind of baggage that other candidates have. he could rally a lot of the bush forces behind him. a lot of the bush political strategists believe he would be the strongest candidate. the question is, does he have the commitment and the determination and the consent from his family to do that? >> starting to get interesting. john harwood, thanks as always. >>> check now on the headline for the day. thomas roberts is in the news

you had real talent. but partly i think -- >> not real football. not that. >> kick ball like you guys play. >> to be serious, it was a big dream of yours and you were talented. but reading the book, you drift into a life of crime, partly, i suspect, because of this abuse that you're getting at home. >> yeah, i think i was clinging to anything. i clinged to the wrong friends and the wrong crowd. on the football field i was like disciplined soldier. i would kill for my coaches and do everything perfect, every drill, every practice. everything. i would be the first person there and last person to leave. but as soon as football season ended, i didn't have any structure so i would steal stuff and get in fights and basically football was my family. that was my family structure and family life. that's why i have the work ethic that i have and i have team work and leadership and all of that stuff because of the football. >> to the extent that it was a crucial time in your career, really, you end up in jail. >> uh-huh. >> and you -- you've carried out some

balance the gradual according to it's a real how to free the real power the value yet. china the chinese economy has performed spectacularly even during the the recent economic crisis no truer is. on reentry it's kind of the chinese economy will be reoriented so what will be the new china's economy could grow it is if it's no longer the cheap cheap labor what else what was going to be the two underage. from your question i feel they are very from really going to chinese politics. ten years really restrict their religious reading

still lack an exit system that will effectively figure out people who have overstayed their visas in real time. the dhs program that is supposed to identify visa overstays based on visitor entry and exit information, it remains a troubled and ineffective program. officials of your department have told the committee that less than half of all potential overstays identified by matching entry and exit records, in geo has just released a report that they have an overall backlog of 1.6 million potential overstay records that have not yet been processed. i am sure part of this is we have not given you the support to do that, but it is a real problem. identifying individuals who have overstayed is a crucial