>> my name is richard harris with the public alliance of 4500 member golfers.have appear before you before. we have discussed public building matters with supervisors. we do support this contract. i have given you a letter dated september 16 stating our position. i am also giving you a letter from leedo, director of a golf club that supports the contract. on the point that the budget analysts have raised in the arbitration provision and course conditions, we have addressed that point in the fourth and fifth paragraph with letters that we gave you. we were not consulted in the details of negotiation between the parties. from our view there are as many benefits to having the pga and its affiliates operate the golf course, including a series of tournaments' that they are bringing here. we also believe in the city to keep its standards with other courses. this is apparently based on what we support. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. any other members of the public? could you line up please? thank you. >> in the executive director of the first tee o

i'm richard harris. i'm a co-founder with olex who just spoke to you and we've been involved in public golf issues for the last couple of years. i have a couple of -- the public golf alliance supports this contract. we have a couple of small points, one of which bo raised, is the name. we like the name harding park. it's an 85-plus-year-old franchise. we'd prefer that name. a second point bo touched on, we spoke about marketing. marketing is something that you have had two studies on from the national golf foundation and from younger end pros who gave you studies in 2007, 2008. a big item in both of those studies was that harding has not been adequately marketed and they went into great detail, particularly the national golf foundation study. this contract and with the t.p.c. you have an entity that has a worldwide name of the they surely have ability to market -- name. they surely have ability to market things. this market says, -- does not make specific that marketing is a duty of the manager. it's amb

harris, damanti -- i wanted to specifically herar the cac. is there something in writing that i could take with me? i did not hear it. president crowley: we will ask mr. richard to come up. i believe you are responsible for the report? to briefly share with this person the carmine report that we have. madam, he is going to briefly report on that for you. thank you, steve. >> you have in your packets a quarterly update report, the first of believe in 2009, the last report to the commission, and it provides the latest information we have. this has been in our system for the last several years. using chloramine, it has resulted in our reduction in the use of will recall by products. when you use a straight chlorine, it forms disinfection byproducts, which in many cases are considered to be carcinogens, so you still love it efficient defection -- so you still love each fission disinfection. there is additional research going on out there. i believe that report is online. there is a report from the epa region 9 that would reinforce that we were on the right track in terms of usage in san francisco. secretary housh: i think there may be a problem with the packets.

harry reid? i mean, richard, the real movement that's afoot is that this administration is taking our country song to give you -- >> go to any talking points you want. the party is in serious, serious trouble. >> is she right? >> if we didn't go from a surplus, the world's largest ever that clinton left for bush to the $1.3 trillion deficit. no, it's not here we go, andrea, because what we've heard from the people who want to be in the leadership, should the republicans control congress, is return in bush tax policies and spending policies. >> guess what, richard? bush tax policies didn't get us into the situation we are. poor lending practices, ask barney frank about that. >> yeah. right now, i got to wrap it up. 31 democrats appear to be in favor of extending all of the bush tax cuts. >> that's right. >> to everyone. >> we disagree incidentally. >> great to see you. we'll continue this debate and move towards the midterm. >> thanks. >> maintaining your weight by drinking wine. are you kidding me? i have to pay attention to this! that's according to the cast from "the doctors". they are here li

harry. >> kelly cobiella in gainesville this morning, thank you. >>> joining us from minneapolis is representative keith ellison, the first muslim ever elected to congress. and from dallas, dr. richard land, president of the ethics and religious liberty commission of the southern baptist convention. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you. >> dr. land, let me start with you. numbers of ministers, evangelicals, pentecostals, you even of billy graham's son, franklin graham, who is no fan of islam, trying to reach out to this pastor. does this pastor have a theological leg to stand on? >> no. no. if you asked the question what would jesus do, jesus would never do this. this is odeus, this is absolutely beyond the pail. it doesn't follow the golden rule, it doesn't follow the teachings of jesus in any way, shape or form. and he's being urged by christians from all spectrums and other religious leaders not to do this out of respect for our muslim citizens and also out of respect for the serious danger that it's going to place american soldiers and american civilians in overseas. i mean this is a needless, hurtful and really absolutely beyond the pail provoca

richard sock raoet tees -- we have socarides he's coming up at 2:15 with a different sper spebt tiff. you'll hear more about this in the next few weeks. almost out of nowhere senate majority leader harryd has introduced an immigration bill. where did that come from? that critics are already calling amnesty. we'll show you how it will work. plus there is this. >> i felt tremendous heat when this experience started to subside i realized i'm standing up straight, where as before i was leaning on the bed in agony. megyn: the pope acknowledges a modern day miracle right here in the united states. coming up, the controversy behind the man who was healed. and new jersey governor chris christie on a crew said to save his state from going broke. up next the governor's new war against some of the country's most powerful unions. >> so if you'd like to conduct a respectful conversation i'm happy to do it. if you don't please go and sit down and i'll answer the next question. what's your choice? [ male announcer ] if you've had a heart attack caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack could be lurking, waiting to strike. a heart attack that's caused by a clot, one that could be fa

harry truman. i think it's interesting about rahm emanuel, as soon as he began expressing an interest and as soon as richardaid he wasn't going to run for re-election, all of a sudden, this scandal breaks on jesse jackson jr. and blows him up. that looks to me the real chicago way. he has this blond acquaintance and it's interesting the timing of the scandal. >> all right. well, we hadn't heard that one. thanks for bringing that out. let's move on to bill clinton. he's doing a lot of stumping now for the democrats before the midterms and apparently after last week seeming to embrace the tea party. now he's hitting them? let's listen. >> of course be they got the wrestling federation lady in connecticut and the witchcraft lady in delaware. and i'll tell you, so far, they've -- they've gathered up about everybody for this tea party but the mad hatter and alice in wonderland, i think. >> howie, i know that you've said -- questioned whether or not the president should be saying anything about women. >> i know it's just a campaign rhetoric and he has to say something. he was in portland where the democratic cand

richard. you asked the among what the muslims should do to stop extremists. here in new york, we have people across the political spectrum, from sarah palin to harry reid, basically asking a religious group to move their place of worship to avoid hurting the feelings of other people. it seems like, when we go down that slippery slope, we are setting up an environment that helps to breed extremists. it is one of the preeminent foreign policy institutions in the country. what does the council on foreign relations plan to do? >> the council on foreign relations does not take a stand on this issue or any others. speaking personally, i believe that this is not a question about rights. i think the right is clear. the question is, given the larger agenda that he has and the cordova initiative has, the exercise of rights, building bridges between muslims and non- muslims without creating risk for the united states and the rest of the world. we cannot undo how we got here. but the policy question is really for you and not for me. how do we manage this in a way that serves all those interests? i think we are past the point where this is about rights and the existence of ri