sally stevens and gill crizwell.f there are any other members of the public who would like to make public comment, please fill out a card. ms. stevens. >>> yes, hi, my name is sally stevens, i'm the chair of sf dog. sf dog fully supports this legislation. been involved in it for years and been working with animal care control and i just wanted to thank supervisor wiener for his role in pushing this through and actually getting this legislation after eight years of it kind of sitting on -- nobody doing anything about it. and i also wanted to acknowledge animal care and control in particular deputy director cat brown for the work that she's been doing. i've been involved in the negotiations on how to implement this and have been really useful and everything has been done in a great way. this is how a city should work. i just wanted to again thank supervisor wiener and acc. >> thank you, ms. stevens. mr. crizwell? >>> i don't know if my comments are going to be relevant or not, but i know that it's past. so, i'm here fr

steven chu and lisa jackson. early last month the president also tapped business executive sally jewel to replace ken salazar as interior secretary. the nominees face major challenges. one imminent decision involves debate over approval of the keystone ex-seal pipeline that would move crude oil from canada to the gulf. the project has drawn environmental protests but a draft report released by the state department last week suggested there might be minimal adverse impact if proper precautions are taken. republicans like oregon congressman greg walden, are pressing for approval. >> the thing americans care most about is am i going to have a job? are we going to get this economy going? can you sign off on keystone pipeline, create 20,000 american jobs? >> ifill: the administration is also weighing decisions on coal-fired power plants and their emissions and whether they need to be more strictly regulated. we look at the president's agenda and what his new team signals about how he may act. michael brune is the president of the sierra club. and scott segal is a lobbyist for utility, refinery and oil and gas companies at br