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it's nothing more than tha it doesn't require a long-term solution. and you know, kicking the can down the road when the can, i'm going to mix metaphors. when the can is an entirely art creation of the polit came process, you're kicking this artificial deadline down the road for another 18 months is actually not a bad thing. we are not going to resolve how we're going to solve our long run budget issues in this negotiation. even i produce something that looks like a grand framework, it's not going to happen. so i think actually going small, going temporary, just gettinthis through until the voters have a chance to speak again is actually by far the wisest course. yeah, you know, i suppose president romney, if there is such, would like some cover. but if he has-- if there is someing he wants to do, he should try to actually run on it in the election and sell it. >> here, paul and charles authammer agree that we should go small. i'm afraid of that one. because i think nomatter who wince, say obama wins, will have no incentive to move to the center it ma

>> commisioner joseph: i wanted to update you tha -- the legislation was in front of the planning commission on july 7 which was thursday of last week and they approved it unanimously. with respect to the changing of the planning code which is what they were concerned with and so based on the recommendations of this commission, the small business commission, and the planning commission, and other members of the board of supervisors, some amendments are planned for introduction and discussion at the land use committee on july 18. this is sort of fast track via supervisor mirkarimi's office. we expect to see it move out of land use on the 18th and move to the full board for the last two board meetings before recess. that is the information i have gone from the supervisors' office. i wanted to remind you that the commission's bylaws that i give you a copy of as a refresh your because they're interesting to read call for the election of officers every fiscal year and a fiscal year is july 1 through june 30. a nomination for president and vice president is required. i am putting it out there for

this body should be pressing the the leaders on both sides of tha l2st mac leased if present a package that is real in the area of $4 trillion, or depending when you decided to do with that package, but if you voted for package that was less than that, you would be casting a vote toeg raise the debt ceiling but at ci the same time probably cast they country into a situation where we are downgraded and that so madame president, we have sio days left. i know people buckle aren last nervous. we had thousands of n people ang that we wait until this long too actually get serious about thisc issue.on about the scoocncern about social veterans. the understand that. i empathize with them.en't but we have not quite finished g our work, and we actually are oc the right topic. rei and again, senator reid hasl. offered a proposal. the house has offered a neither proposal.on strong neither one of them are strong i enough yet madame president, foo what it's worth i know you know this but i'm talking to people on both sides of the ogle andk r people i think our reading what the markets are doing and

. >> i found it odd tha the department was inserting a scientific method and had not been fully vetted. clearly that is one of the reasons we are here today. what we have now it is significantly watered down from last year. my question to the retailers association, i do not think that there is much of a burden on this at all with a poster that minute -- melanie developed, i was concerned over points regarding accuracy. it is as if there are a disputed and in terms of the balances, it is at least worth a shot. supervisor avalos: thank you. we would like to motion to forward this to the full board with recommendation. i have a very technical amendment that will not be substantive. the first makes reference to collecting references from different sections. those statements will be in posters. very minor adjustments to the legislation. taken without objection. ok. moving forward? without objection. thank you note of -- thank you. legislation adjourned. [applause] >> thank you. first of all, i want to welcome everyone here today to this great event, the final papers to really implement our

that meant the federal stimulus was nowhere near what was imane needed, but far better than doing tha nothing. now imagine that scenario with a federal drag instead. as mr. orenstein doesn't just imagine now. the "washington post" in an editorial from last friday said rewriting the constitution is the wrong way to deal with theust bad. ref let me just reference them their second column these words. worse yet, the latest versionomy. it would impose an absolute cap on spending as a share of the 18% economy. it would prevent federal expenditures from exceeding 18% of the gross genetic product in any the year.acks most unfortunately, the a amendment?the governmt a cause, letting the government exceedsimit that limit to strengthen a struggling economy. no matter how shaky the state of the economy no matter how shakyld the state of the union rather,y policymakers would be prevented t from adopting emergency spending such as the extension of a unemployment insurance and other countercyclical expenses that cushion have helped cushion the blow of e the current economic downturn. in mr. preside

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hinton, in his resignation, insists that if -- ifs had wrongdoing tha others knew that wrongdoing wenturther, i was not aware. there will appear to be a clearing of the decks before the at parliamentar next week. the family remains in full control of the company. >> in other news, security forces in syria have shot dead at least 32 professors across the country. hundreds of thousands of people staged some of the biggest protests so far against the rule assad.sident hassaof 40 civilians have died since the upper using began in march. >> another protest in csyria and is in teargas and panic. they came to show the latest unrest in syrian cities after hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets. opposition groups say that scores of activists were killed when security forces reportedly opened fire on demonstrators following friday parish. -- persrayers. damascus saw some of the biggest protests since the uprising began in march. it was a similar story in the south and demonstrations were even held in neighboring lebanon. this is on the backdrop of the interesting noises from the gov

today and tomorrow, clouds will slowly return friday morning and then then tha will signify the cooling trend is on the way. cooler than average in the afternoon are likely friday through the weekend and spilling into early next week. we've seen a major pattern change and today and tomorrow will be hottest days. today, 3 degrees warmer in oakland. san jose 6. fremont, 7. 8 in concord. santa rosa, 8 degrees warmer than yesterday. here is the reason why. few pockets of fog along the coast this morning. by the noon hours, those are moving away and the fog in the monterey bay will eventually leave in the afternoon hours. 60s at the coast, 80s around the bay. let's put specific numbers with cities. 86 in san jose to near 90 in los gatos. low to mid-80s for the peninsula. half moon bay, 70 degrees there. daly city, upper 60s. mid-70s downtown san francisco and sausalito. upper 80s to low 90s through the north bay valleys. beaches will be sunny with mid to upper 60s. mid to upper 70s, richmond down to san leandro and hayward and low to mid-80s through castro valley and fremont. low to mid 90s

police tha-- police believe that she was killed somewhere else. >> the parents of monica continue tohe loss of their only child. friends of family stop by to pay tribute to a shrine that they have for their daughter inside of the apartment. this day she was a wonderful daughter and mother to a two year-old son that she left behind. she says the issue is not scared to leave her house. according to the police, monica's body was found are residence on a quiet street around for 30 a.m. thursday morning. now family and friends are pleading for the place to find whoever is responsible for this. >> just do the job, that is what i want. for the police to do the job. to find a person that did this. >> monica's father is calling for the police to take care of the people in his community. he said i did not want this to happen to other parents, this is an injustice. i do not want this to happen again in oakland. they have not set a date for her funeral, right now they're working on fund raising efforts to cover the cost and taking care of the two year-old grandson. in oakland i and the coast at

he purr chachases a product tha has little of no knowledge of. that's flag number two. and three, he whips out a handle of cash and doesn't wait for his change. he takes his bag and out the door. would you question that? >> reporter: the employees and owner did question it and took action. >> i have a bad habit of looking at folklk especially when they act a little off-cue. and i ask myself, you know, what is the potential for a problem? and if i'm uncomfortable i'm not bashful. i have no compunction whatever about calling the police and saying, hey, you need to look at this guy. i thought it was prudent to a a least notify the authorities because i had no idea what this kid's intentions might be. >> reporter: a ahorities arrested abdo wednesday at his texas hotel. police say after searching his room, they discovered in addition to the items purchased at the gun store, materials that cocod be used to make two bombs. they found and article from al qaeda's online magazine "inspire" entitled, how to make a bomb in your kitchen. the magazine's goal, sources say, is to radic

that are still for many americans, is islam a more violent religion tha other religions. is it something about islam or something about the koran. and dealing with that. and by dealing with it, what i mean is that one s to deal with the fact that when you look at a sdript ture you have to look at the concept in which the religion arose a do it comparatively in a program with the bible. so part of it is addressing the issue of violence but context actualing it. and therefore for example when i deal with calm-in shows and the host says to me well you know the difference is that mohammed was also a warrior well, what was joshua, so putting that there. the other is th whole question ofs islam is there something about islam that mes it anti-thetical with modernity. we he heard that question for 20 or 30 years but that is so basic becaus it plays into the issue of women t plays into the issue of if you will broader democratizatn, it plays into a whole host o issue and there there is still that very deep vein that runs in my experience, anyway, whether i'm dealing with governmen

i ho tha we can do it on a bipartisan basis.f the senate shows bipartisan leadership on that, i hope that we can get through at least this challenge. e ahead. it would be better the we had a bipartisan agreement to deal with this deficit. i hope the president can achieve that. >> charlie: did you or anyone else have anything to do with encouraging mccoell to do this? >> no. senator mcdonald did this on his own volition and it was a little bit of a spris he called senator reid and said i hope youon't comment on it. senator reid agreed yesterday to do this so at this point they're trying to work together to at least have this as a back up plan if the esidential he was are not successful. >> charlie: and if i'm right, i thin speaker boehner has said work well done, that it offers a possibility. >> well i hope so. you know, we understand when we close the door to this meeting with the president and the cabinet room, every person there, democrat and republican alike say we understand we cannot default on america's debt. when the door

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