including the rhine white, hiv reductions as well as the cdc reductions you've heard about earlier as well as direct nutrition program that supports low income moms. and on economical and development a similar situation our best estimates based on the way those formulas are described this would be a $335,000 reduction to the city. this includes those public safety grants that are provided by the department of the justice that includes domestic violence and persecution related fund. those funds typically pay for

the rhine why we're in this situation in the first place is the inability to come together and pass aeal budget. and really we see a new base rhine where these big tee bates are taking place, but the new sort of normal is the spending levels that were set by sequestration. and so yesterday we did see congress pass, pass a continuing resolution, pass a stopgap spending bill that went to the white house. and it was based on sequestration. it was one trillion and change. but it was based on the reduced spending levels of sequestration. so in some ways sequestration was a success. it did diminish spending somewhat across all of the agencies and yet we have their ongoing debate in the background over these big issues, that seem to be going on perpetually with no real end in sieg. >> and you harold the frustration, liz, from the congressman about being a new member and wanting to get stuff done. we flow the senate has ha voter rama today where any one can offer amendments. but patty murray's budget is expected to pass. and the question becomes and then what? do they try to get on the same p

including the rhine white, hiv reductions as well as the cdc reductions you've heard about earlier as well as direct nutrition program that supports low income moms. and on economical and development a similar situation our best estimates based on the way those formulas are described this would be a $335,000 reduction to the city. this includes those public safety grants that are provided by the department of the justice that includes domestic violence and persecution related fund. those funds typically pay for equipment for the police department, fire department, sheriff's department and other. on energy and transportation the big impact is potentially on central subway >> thank you i'm sorry i know this is about the sequesterer and the impacts because - so under back to public safety under the federal d o g grants that was already award and it was anticipated. it's not potentially new grant revenue for the city? >> that's right in the current year those are grants that have been awarded. each of those grants are received by a number of different agencies many of them are with the ci

on the rhine white as you know, the biggest part of our funding is ryan white aid that comes from a formula of additional allocations for the aids program. where we are right now we're still awaiting information on our final awards from the coming year but the most recently estimate is we're likely to faces a $1.2 million for focus year 2013 and 15 and we're still awaiting information and that number didn't include the estimates of this sequester i'll get to later. as supervisor wiener referred we have quite a bit of history of up and down predominantly downstairs as we've got federally funding down and replaced from representatives like our supervisors and last year, we had a significant reduction that was not replaced that reduction continues into the current year and will continue flo into 13 and fourteen and in terms of the rescues we've seen in the ryan white fund can you give just a general overview so people can see the dramatic you downturn >> i have on the next slide a history of our ryan white part a that's the bulk of our ryan white funding. you can see the pattern of 2001 to the

on the rhine white as you know, the biggest part of our funding is ryan white aid that comes from

he as the republicans on the rhine. the only obstacle to the agenda he announced in the inaugural address, a liberal agenda, if i want to be generous -- the only obstacle is the republican house did so he wants to crush it. he goes after republicans is very hard. he accuses them performing to throw orphans in the snow to protect company tax breaks. that has been his message since election day parade is not working now. people see him as a partisan now. he will change strategy an attempt something different. >>keep those orphans out of the snow, colby. >> chaz. >> you are not cynical enough. >> chaz. republicans -- i think that you probably will find that there will be common ground on tax loopholes. they may find common ground on tax reform to produce more revenue. my concern is whether president obama can deliver on entitlement reform that he said he favored. he is going to run smack dab into a clash with his democratic colleagues and and house. he will be in the same position speaker boehner was with this republican c

it is just the spring weather that is missing along the banks of the rhine. it should be packed with revelers, but where's the fun in bitin cold and icy wind? stockholders are frustrated. >> our sales are down by 80% on last year. >> up and down the country, business is bad for those who make their money from good weather. there's no alfresco dining and no appetite among shoppers for spring flowers. these ones are heading for the compost heap. >> it will add up to between 5000 euros and 10,000 euros, and that is money i need to invest in more stock. >> the prolonged winter coupled with high oil prices mean bigger heating bills for many households. 15% more on average than last year according to experts. the construction industry is also having a tough time of it. some companies say revenues are down by 20% this year. >> we are worried we will not be able to make up for our losses over the remainder of the year. >> nobody knows when spring will finally make its appearance in northern europe. what is for sure is that every day's delay comes at a cost. >> maybe

avoidance rhine hart, morgan stanley's chief economist. he joins us live from new york city. vince, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> so it's reaching an inflection point. which way is it going? it seems to me the data would say it's going up. >> it's going up, but the inflection point is midyear. i'm on steve's camp that i do see some clouds in the very near term. we do have to get past the fiscal constriction. gasoline prices are hurting particularly low-end consumers. but the good news is politicians aren't going to do much more harm. they're going to probably do much good either and we'll see the resilience of a market economy show through. >> gas prices are coming down. the market doesn't seem to be concerned about what's happening in washington, almost relaying the message that you're irrelevant because we're going to new highs. >> i think politicians are in the process of getting -- getting out of the way. our forecast doesn't have any harmony breaking out suddenly and there's a grand bargain, nor does it have a government shutdown or the wheels falling off on the p

it is just the spring weather that is missing along the banks of the rhine. it should be packed with revelers, but where's the fun in bitin cold and icy wind? stockholders are frustrated. >> our sales are down by 80% on last year. >> up and down the country, business is bad for those who make their money from good weather. there's no alfresco dining and no appetite among shoppers for spring flowers. these ones are heading for the compost heap. >> it will add up to between 5000 euros and 10,000 euros, and that is money i need to invest in more stock. >> the prolonged winter coupled with high oil prices mean bigger heating bills for many households. 15% more on average than last year according to experts. the construction industry is also having a tough time of it. some companies say revenues are down by 20% this year. >> we are worried we will not be able to make up for our losses over the remainder of the year. >> nobody knows when spring will finally make its appearance in northern europe. what is for sure is that every day's delay comes at a cost. >> maybe

. >> hi dale rhine hart. the one thing i wanted to mention today is the dynamic dialogue going on is their story is continually changing. whenever something comes up it moves in another direction. we don't hear the same thing each time. to jeffrey's point this is the same dog and pony show and i am tired much sitting through it today. if the embarcadero deserves a visual interest the bay is spectacular and you pay for views and that's the best one going. transportation is a issue. tell me where you guys live and we have an arena built three blocks from you. this is for more games and you have spending a billion dollars to do because you need something to hold it. something else in the city can hold the smaller events so we're looking at another design today. as jeffrey mentioned what happened here? who got to him? who does he owe to somebody? to get this through is not up front and honest. i am for the jobs. i am for the benefit it brings to the city. build it somewhere else. that's where it needs to go. the

the republican study committee introduced its own competing alternative to the rhine and budget. you said before the ryan budget came out this week, it would wait to see what the house republican budget would look like. -- the republican study committee introduce its own competing alternative to the ryan budget. >> we will file a budget amendment. hopefully by the end of next week we will have a budget passed out of the house. i do not think anything we do is undermining the ryan budget. we have worked with paul ryan and his budget committee. and many of the budget committee members are rfc members. >> can you describe the key differences between the rfc budget, and the ryan budget? is ine, the ryan budget 10 years. that was a big objective republicans have pushed for. i have a five-year-old and three-year-old, and i do not think it is asking too much to balance the budget before they graduate from high school. right now the way the cbo scores it, we will balance in four years. save all working to medicare from bankruptcy. it goes bust right now and 11 years. we support the conce

under the rhine plan, the government subsidizes it. the only famous unnamed critics who say all of this would mean ever shocking. he is heartless and soulless and probably the double in pinstripes. it is one thing when they say it was all but a sham. it is another thing for them to prove that it is an even bigger sham. they are darn near inbred watching politicians who continue to say that we don't have a spending problem. and one that is only trying slow down the growth of the spending. fair and balanced. try over and out. dick armey says that he is over the top of the house of representatives. i am not saying give republicans a pass. i am saying to treat them equally and with the same ferocity. and i do not. >> thing that is most frightening about what you just read is that this has become the norm. i want to thank you for bringing this up. even back in the days when i was still the majority leader, used to try to talk to the press about their responsibilities. democracy requires a competent and objective fair press. this is totally

all of the things our businesses are crying out for, the rhine budget would be emphasized -- ryan budget would deemphasize. it is the enemy of growth. i submit for evidence my business leaders in kentucky. with that, i would yield to my colleague in florida. >> i thank my good friend from kentucky. colleagues, this republican budget should come with a warning label -- american jobs at risk. because the republican budget will lead to large job losses and harm economic growth just at the time when the economy is improving for some many of our neighbors and businesses back home. republicans continue to turn a blind eye to the economic fact that more people working across america and lower unemployment reduces the deficit. economists, including the congressional budget office director right here in this room, advise that putting americans back to work is the fastest and most effective way to reduce the debt and deficit. it is inexplicable that republicans propose to eliminate jobs in construction, education, scientific research, and keep the burden on middle-class families. this is a very po

rubbish, a 200-foot-high wall of it, rhines one side of -- lines one side of the road, and on the other smashed cars are stacked three high. a paper factory is in ruins, its sawdust piles blowing. a small river is obstructed by a ship turned sideways. water eddies across its bow and stern. trying to get back to the highway, we drive on a potholed-road so narrow we almost go through the front door of another ravaged house. a buddhist priest walks waist deep in slush among buildings that have been uprooted like trees. he bows toward a submerged shrine. they were wandering, itinerant priests. we sort of identified two of them who we saw walking up and down the coast. i saw one bowing in front of a ruined crematorium where there was a handwritten sign that said please bring the bodies in one at a time. we don't have the facilities for any more. and there was a line of wheelbarrows with dead people in it. and as each one went in, the priest bowed. these were just everyday sites there. and i have to -- i don't think i need to remind you that there were three disasters on this day. of course,

i'd just like -- i'm sorry i rhine ruined her life >> reporter: 16-year-old was raped during a seriesf late night parties in august when she was drunk. >> the court is able to view the demeanor of the witnesses, judge their credibility and weigh the evidence presented to the court. the court has done so in this case, and it is the court's decision that both of the defendants are hereby adjudicated delinquent beyond a reasonable doubt on all three counts as charged. >> emrichmond, sentenced to a minimum of one year in a juvenile correction facility for rape, trent mace to a minimum of two years, guilty of rape and of taking and distributing an illegal nude photograph of the victim. both mays and richmond will also have to register as juvenile sex offenders. prosecutors said the girl was so intoxicated she wasn't able to consent to anything. >> this case is about a 16-year-old girl who was taken advantage of, toyed with and humiliated, and it's time that the people who did that to her are held responsible. >> reporter: eyewitness testimony from three teenage boys, all friends of mays an

a picnic on the banks of the rhine with his generals. and the north african desert with friends.e established his own picnic rituals, enthusiastically singing old indian army coats and calling for versus i could only be recited at picnics. much has been said and written about churchill and alcohol, some of it true, most not, some exaggerated. i go into detail in the book about churchill's drinking habits. churchill had been told -- brazil, so, was told that churchill had been a drunk. a charge one or two of his critics repeated. churchill did consume more alcohol and we're used to today, but not a great deal by the standards of his contemporaries. and drink did not affect him for his work. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> you have been washing

compare that to what he had don't first two times rhine put out a budget. keep an eye on what call a sideshow developing in the talking point wars between the two parties, the battle to own the word "balance." balanced budget versus balanced approach. democrats have used balanced approach as a buzz phrase to signal that republicans are uncompromising. republicans hope to use the idea of a balanced budget to show that democrats aren't serious about the debt. it is tuesday, there is an election somewhere. it is a unique election, the 115 cardinal elect hours to will choose the next pope started their day early this morning as they prepared for the start of the conclave. one by one, they added to vatican's hotel where they will stay for the duration of this process. they are getting sequestered, essentially. the cardinal attended a morning mass at st. parties basilica to pray for guidance. [ chanting ] >> the mass included all the cardinals, only those younger than 80 will be included in the conclave. those electors will file into the sistine chap until a few

it did the fiscal year 2013 operating under the rhine budget, we exceeded what the president requested -- operating under the fiscal year 2013, we exceeded what the president requested. this was a bipartisan achievement. i want to thank jim moran and betty mccollum -- and betty mcullough. every yaer the senate -- year, the senate fights tooth and nail to cut indian health care. who is stopping is the senate controlled by the democratic party, particularly the appropriations committee that puts less emphasis on this than any other body in government. with all due respect, i would be happy to work on increasing funding. i have done it. >> time for the gentleman has expired. the gentle lady gets a minute to close. >> thank you. thank you for reiterating the problem so eloquently and pointing out the disparity not only in funding but in the health status of native americans across this country. the authorization for indian health services, it also relies on medicare and medicaid. those programs are impacted in a negative fashion by the rhineland and does nothing to get us to funding ihs --

all of the things our businesses are crying out for, the rhine budget would be emphasized -- ryan budget would deemphasize. it is the enemy of growth. i submit the revenue, my business leaders in kentucky. with that, i would yield to my colleagues in florida. >> i thank my good friend from kentucky. colleagues, this republican budget should come with a warning label -- american jobs at risk. because the republican budget will lead to large job losses and harm economic growth just at the time when the economy is improving for some many of our neighbors and businesses back home. republicans continue to turn a blind eye to the economic fact that more people working across america and lower unemployment reduces the deficit. economists, including the congressional budget office director right here in this room, advise that putting americans back to work is the fastest and most effective way to reduce the debt and deficit. it is inexplicable that republicans propose to eliminate jobs in construction, education, scientific research, the burden on middle- class families. this is a very poor read

july 25th, 2012, marked the fifth year since the establishment of the veterans' crisis rhine. line.va offers this 24/7 assistance, and last year the crisis line received more than 193,000 calls resulting in over 6,000 lifesaving rescues. the crisis line has totaled over its lifetime 750,000 calls. earlier this month va released a suicide report. this report includes data on pre lens and characteristics of suicide amongst veterans including those that were not being treated by the va. the report provides us with valuable information to identify populations that need targeted interventions such as women and vietnam veterans. the report also makes clear that although there is more work to be done, we are making a dental insurance. there is -- a difference. there is a decrease in suicide reattempts by veterans getting care in the va. calls to the crisis hotline are becoming less acute can, also demonstrating that va's early intervention is working. mr. chairman, we appreciate your support in identifying and resolving challenges as we find new ways to care for this nation's veterans. my

another read, homosexuality is ugly and the rhine we don't have homosexuals like in your country. paid for by the american freedom defense initiative. most recently, the organization had a series of other ads or anti muslim on the buses. many says the public on facility is in a difficult position. the as mta is receiving $3,000 to put up the ads on the buses. all the proceeds will go towards at san francisco's human rights campaign. details are emerging about the national park service is and is plan to overhaul yosemite valley. i did a proposal horse rentals and bicycle rentals would no longer be allowed in the valley. the pool will be removed from the iconic of suwannee hotel. the ice rink at curry village would be torn out. the 235 million merced river plan has been more than a decade in the making. it's been delayed several by several lawsuits from environmentalists. >> a live look at the james lick. it should be a nice >> a live look at the james lick. it should be a nice day today. hot mess hot mess hot mess ♪ ♪ your'e a hot kind of love you set me on fire you spice up my nig

later, representative gwen moore of wisconsin, a democrat, on reaction to the rhine budget and what democrats want in budget negotiations. we will have those topics as washington journal continues. >> ♪ [video clip] >> i think for dolly madison, but she is offered us is a model for government that stresses civility and deputy. she was modeling this for us. we look to our founding generations because we need examples for role models. her way of conducting politics, stressing building bridges is a model that she has bequeathed us and one we can use for the future. >> our conversation with historians on dolly madison is available on our web site, c- span.org. >> the public is not paying as much attention as i am and you are and those of us who are part of the political community. there's the political community, which is about 10 million people. it is the people that watch c- span and they watch meet the press and they watch fox news and msnb, to a lesser extent cnn, but they really care about politics a lot. we had 120 million or 130 million voters. most people just get a lot of what goes on in

[video clip] studythe republican committee issued its own competing alternative to the rhine budget. you said before the rise and budget came out this with you would wait to see what the -- before the rise and -- ryan budget came out, he said he would see what the budget committee came out with. >> we will be debating all of that in the days ahead. hopefully, by the end of next week, we will have a budget passed out of the house. i just think anything we do is budget.ning the ryan many of the members of the budget committee are rc members. we want to promote the rc budget. >> can you describe the key differences between the budget you will be filing and the ryan budget. how soon will the rc budget balanced? >> it balances in 10 years. that was a big push to get a budget that balances in a tin ear window. i did not think it is too much -- a 10 year old and a three year olds. i just think it is too much to ask that we balance the budget by the time they are in the high school. the house working on budget and the rc to save medicare from bankruptcy. we support the premiums, but we are i

the rhine budget cuts $135 -- the ryan budget cuts $135 billion over the next 10 years. $135 billion. that's not a haircut. it's a meat ax. it will cause harm to low-income families who otherwise could not afford food. the cuts in the ryan bument will have a real impact on poor -- budget will have a real impact on poor americans because people that are on snap earn so little they can get assistance. if they apply these cuts to sole eligibility, that would mean eight million to nine million people will be cut from snap. all the people on snap would see an average cut of $24 per person per month. that adds up to a cut of almost $1,100 per year for a family of four. that may not seem like a lot to a congress that has millionaires, but a real cut will do harm to american people. cuts like these are not just misguided. they're cruel. combining cuts to other low-income programs that are included in the ryan budget, these snap cuts will absolutely make hunger in america worse. now, as we consider a budget at the very least we should do no harm. but we really should be striving to make every

. >> jonathan rhine hold, george washington university -- [inaudible] um, what are the consequences inside israel following on from what dennis just said, of the feeling of being relaxed that the president's not going to have a plan? certainly, when obama won the election, there was very much, well, we're going to have to come up with something. and in that context, you mentioned that the palestinians have no respect for an interim agreement. um, but if something like that was put forward and involved movement onset elements, wouldn't it, wouldn't it just inevitably move forward because you can't really say no to something like that? >> here's -- i'm glad you enabled me to answer this. i thought the one idea i heard on the palestinian side was this idea of a mutual freeze which is let's take time out. six months, we don't do anything at the icc, the u.n., any u.n. agency. and let's just talk to bebe. but do that, we want the israelis to fully freeze settlements everywhere. so the israelis like the first part, they don't like the second part. and they consider that a nonstarter. and the pal

he picnics with roosevelt with hyde park, picnic on the banks of the rhine with his generals and in theorth african desert with friends. he established his own picnic rituals enthusiastically singing old indian army toasts and calling for verses that could only be recited at picnics. much has been said and written about churchill and alcohol, some of the truth, most not some exaggerated. i go into detail in the book about churchill's drinking habits. churchill had been told, roosevelt sorry had been told that churchill was a drunk a charge one or two of his critics repeated. churchill did consume more alcohol than we are used to today but not a great deal by the standards as his contemporaries and drink did not affect him or his work. >> we are back live at the tucson festival of looks. in just a minute to others talking about their look what animals can teach us about health and the science of healing. it was in spring 2005 at the cardiologist barbara natterson-horowitz discovered animals can suffer and die from diseases identical conditions in the parallel lead dr. horowitz in science