state university, san jose, california. i'm sure they do a fine job teaching weather forecasters, but do we want to borrow another 1 -- $180,000 for this purpose? do we want to subsidize the training at this university and not subsidize it anywhere else it is done? is this $180,000 so critical, because we really shouldn't be spending anything right now and borrowing more money unless it's really critical to our needs? is this $180,000 that critical that we should borrow it again? i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia rise? mr. mollohan: i rise in opposition to the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. mollohan: i thank the chairman. mr. chairman, i yield five minutes to the the gentleman from california, member of our subcommittee, doing an excellent job on that subcommittee, mr. honda. the chair: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. mr. honda: i

a san jose international 5.2 million project is part of a larger effort to rehabilitate tax uaw which the faa regional safety analysis team recommended it be interested to potentially unsafe general movement. this funding has move the project for by four years trading 83 new jobs. the fresno yosemite airport national will create jobs when work begins on a $2.2 million project to reconstruct to 19 taxiways. the recovery and to send a private activity bonds from the alternative minimum tax. airports rely on bonds to finance 53 percent of their capital needs for safety, security and infrastructure projects. last august the bond market dried up in this change, the metropolitan national airport in miami dade airport have sold bonds for internal projects and metropolitan washington airports authority sold bonds to assist capital construction program. in terms of airport infrastructure there is no doubt the amt provision is stimulating impact on short and long term projects. in closing the $1.2 million project -- $1.2 billion appropriated for airports in the american recovery and reinvestmen

there'll be some in making money until the day they close the door of the baltimore sun and the san jose mercury and the denver post, so they will figure it out to make a profit to the very day they decide to close the doors but they will be doing less and less journalism. and that would be my critique is that we did this to ourselves and so when the internet came along all of the r and d money, all of the research and development of sublicense and '80s and '90s so that we knew what the internet was and what is potential was and we have placed the industry in a situation where it could drive and ready to charge online and ready to deliver more product, not less, and therefore justify charging on-line, that money went to wall street. it didn't go back into the newsrooms, it made for an inferior product. the baltimore sun now has 160 reporters covering a metro area that is only larger, only grown, and there are still people getting up in newsroom saying it is all, right we will do more with less. you do less with less, that is why they call it lasts. [laughter] the hyperbole that created -

to my great team in san jose, because without them, it would not be possible for me to be here. and to my family for putting up with a mother who has to spend her evenings and nights in the streets. and my husband who is around here somewhere who has taken on the financial burden of allowing me to do this. [laughter] where are you, thomas? [applause] there are many lives behind these awards. but today, i want to leave you with this thought to think about the victims -- all of the victims have died without a voice to speak for them. thank you very much to all of you, and may god bless you. [laughter] -- [applause] >> thank you so much, and thanks to your husband as well. a good partnership. thanks to all of you for joining us. this is a wonderful event every year. it reminds us of how much work we have ahead of us. this morning, i sent a cable communicating to the staff of the state department here and around the world how critical this issue is to the foreign policy priorities of the obama administration and the state department. human trafficking demands attention, commitment,

san jose 5.$2 million project is part of a larger effort to exploit their regional safety issues have now been addressed to potentially unsafe movement that has moved the project forward one full-year creating 83 jobs. the yosemite international will create jobs next month when work begins on the 2. $2 million project to reconstruct taxiways. the recovery act also exempted present activity funds with the at minimum tax airports rely on bonds to finance the infrastructure and safety projects part of the bond market dried up and mrs. changing the aspect the international airport at miami-dade has sold that for the new terminal project the washington airports authority sold bonds for a six year capital construction program. in terms of the infrastructure there is no doubt the amt provision is stimulating impact on short and long term projects. the 1.$2 million project days 1.$2 billion appropriate for our airports at the american recovery and reinvestment act and amt relieved creating much-needed jobs across the country while investing in infrastructure necessary to address the safe and

through the keyhole of a pay model online, it is going to fall to starbucks could in baltimore, in san jose, any of these cities that are underserved is going to work. i think you'll be able to hire the cream of the bought out, laid off crop of journalists. if you are committed to putting the money back in, i think you will grow it. if you do the math of six, seven, $8 a month for 10%, 15% of newspapers prior subscription base was and realize that all of that money is now profit, not circulation costs. circulation was a cost center. that has been transformed. on a small scale basis where everybody is committed to just covering the regional area, there is no room for -- a lot of things are not relevant anymore to the local paper. the comex, the crossword puzzle, national coverage. but there is still a market in these regional areas for journalism. ultimately, it will be and non- profit or a very modest profit. somebody needs to say that 5% or sick % growth is ok. nobody said that for many years. nobody stood up and said what we doing to our own ambitions? here we are. >> how to reporters kee

just to respond to my friend on the other side, who indicated that on my website that the item of san jose state university was not on my website. mr. campbell, i have a copy of my website here. and so i'm going to tell you right now that it is on the website, has been there. and so, when you make those kinds of accusations, i think you need to double-check what it is that you are going to be saying. and to the idea of $180,000, although it may be small, what about this? by 2025, it's estimated the global warming kinds of weather damages in terms of energy costs, estate costs, hurricane damage, those kinds -- global warming impact damages will cost approximately, i want you to hear this number, mr. campbell, $271 billion. that's estimated damages in the future. so $180,000 doesn't seem like a lot of money, but it's a great investment. and i come from an area called silicon valley where we understand our immediate return on investments. and if we can reduce the damages of $271 billion with $180,000 investment, that's a good investment by any means. and not only -- these are not only damages

on the very day that i was in court in san jose california jeppesen case responding to government lawyers assertions that that case should be thrown out on subject matter grounds, former cia director hagan was in congress testifying the cia had waterboarded three individuals and so when it is in the government's interest to reveal those matters for whatever reason the government is quite forthcoming with that information. if it needs to put it in the public record that it can prosecute or-- one of finds itself in the position of being a defendant in the civil case the same information become secret as a way of avoiding accountability. >> without objection i will graham myself one additional minute. why should the government be required to prove item by item to disclose particular pieces of evidence of national security? wiseness the vision for the court to accept as reasonable the government's assertion that in it expert feel litigation over choir relations state secrets at some point that this missile is justified in the initial planning stage? >> judges are not clairvoyant. judges are n

on the very day that i was in court in san jose california, the jeppeson that that case should be thrown out on subject matter grounds, former cia director hayden was in congress testifying that the cia water beaded three individuals. when it's important to reveal those matters for whatever reason the government is quite forthcoming for that information. if it needs to put it in the public record to prosecute alleged terrorists. when it finds itself to be a defendant in a civil case the same information is secret as a way of avoiding accountability. >> i'll grant myself one additional minute so you can answer one question, mr. wizner. why should the government be required to prove item by item that disclosure of particular

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