if you would bring the mic up there, terrance? >> todd, you said earlier, 17 navy ships cut into fita. which ones are you counting? there's also a program draw down in lcs and in the joint high-speed vessels in addition to retiring the cruisers and the amphibs. where do you get your 17? >> i got it from the department. straight from the horse's mouth. and, yeah, i don't have the list of how it all adds up. i think they're cutting, what, seven cruisers, slipping two lcs, slipping a virginia class sub, there are a number of ships involved here. but that's number that they're using that they're taking out. and that is a significant change. i think that that just goes to reinforce the fact that these cuts are not being solely put on the army and the marine corps. the air force and the navy are taking a share of the cuts, as well. >> all right, any other questions? we are -- oh, we do have -- we've got one. well, we have down front over here. i'm sorry. it's the lights are so kind to me that i actually can't see people right in front. s

wait for the mic. if you would do two things, one is identify yourself by giving me your name and identify your affiliation. and if you don't have any, then you can do what a registered independent in maryland does and call yourself nonaffiliated. so why don't we start. i think we've got a couple of questions here in the front. let's do the one on that side, first. and then you just pass it across the aisle there. >> good morning, dave, thanks for taking the question. jeremy devaney. this question was actually directed more towards todd and clark. we've heard a lot about the consequences of sequestration. and, yesterday, the question was asked at the pentagon about whether or not they're planning and, again, the response was consequences and not the plan. i was wondering if you could either expand on clark's comments about the alternatives to sequestration? do you see a logical path for legislative roll back? and what do you think the dod is doing to plan for sequestration and how is industry reacting?

i want to turn the mic over to se cup who would like to talk to you about the tea party. >> sure. >>r. cain. good to see you again. >> my pleasure. >> you ran as tea party candidate and were seen as the only candidate on the stage that managed to capture the tea party's attention. michele bachmann had that in your absence and now of course she is dropped out. do you think there's anyone left in the field who can affectively reach out to the tea party voters? >> i believe that many of the tea party people connected with my campaign because of how clearly i talked about specific solutions. many of the other candidate initially were generic and general. that's not resonating with the american people. so yes, i believe i attracted a lot of tea party support. now, what i believe that the tea party people are going to do, because i have been in dialogue with many of the tea party leaders around the country to talk about the 9-9-9 revolution that i'm leading, and to talk about the solutions, and they are looking for something else to rally around. remember the tea party was based upon three

see them, if i call on you, please, identify yourself and your affiliation and, please, wait for the mic. so the firsthand i saw was about in the middle there. sir? >> thank you. i've done some writing on asia. i want to speculate on three issues, in fact, and it's open to the panel. one is the timing of the memogate. why now? two is why monsoor jaz, exactly why? and third is why were the two key officers, general kayani and general pasha given -- [inaudible] >> anybody want to take those? i think the answers to the first two are somewhat murky, why now for memogate? well, because jaz released his letter or at least gave an interview about his letter. why did he do it at all and at this time? that's a question to which there isn't a clear answer. there are lots of suspicions. but on the face of it since the same charges that are being leveled against husain haqqani could, in principle, have been leveled against him, um, the motivation for that has to lie in stuff that we don't really know about but can only speculate on. why were those two officers begin extensions -- given extensions? i

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here's the mic that lisa will get over to you. ask your question, and let's see if we can get as many in as we can. and, lisa, here's one. >> yes. thank you for your commentary. but i was just thinking as i listened because i have recently found out about the matter of fracking which is what i'm going to talk about, and i was thinking now in hearing your commentary that perhaps if people in these countries and the victims that you mentioned were seeking revenge, they would say we have found a way of doing ourselves in. because as a friend of mine said -- and if you're not familiar with fracking, i'll mention it in a minute -- fracking is not spelled f-r-a-c-k-i-g. it's spelled suicide. it's already shown up in places like pennsylvania, we can wipe out the water supply, and that's not something you can replace. repeat, that's not something you can replace. many people live in the city don't understand that there's 13 inches of topsoil and a water supply that stand between us and what? oblivion. for those of you who don't know what

the mic. >> jimmy: the mic. know, the miss america pageant was held in las vegas on saturday night. it was an evening filled with smiling, waving, crying and deep philosophical thoughts like this nugget from miss wisconsin. >> the divide between democrats and republicans seems to be getting wider and nastier. do you think miss america should be free to declare her political affiliation? >> miss america represents everyone. so, i think that a message t the political candidates is they represent everyone, as well. in these economic times, we need to look at what america needs. and miss america needs to represent all. >> jimmy: in these economic times, we need to look forward to what america needs. and that answer won the competition. that's miss america. she won with that. she must have done really well in the bikini competition is all i have to say. you know, i watched some of the miss america pageant on saturday night. more than i care to admit. and i decided i want to host that show next year. right now, the ho

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. >> since i have stolen the mic, may i think my colleagues on the commission of the department of the environment. we did not do that without their help. >> absolutely. >> i had one comment. i will say, at the break time, i went to get something to drink and the water was sold in a permanent water bottle that was $7. that is compared to getting lemonade in a plastic bottle at $3. so, of course, and ended up buying the $3. i did not want to spend at $7 for water. you've got to think about in a sense -- i do not know if you are applying everything in plastic. in that case, i chose the lower cost alternative. for my thirst. have to think through some of those things and offer other alternatives. if you make it a $7 water bottle, people get turned off by that. will have to look at what alternatives there are there for the public -- we have to look at what alternatives there are for the public. i immediately said, "i am not paying $7." >> release number -- lease number l-15004, with bauer's intelligent transportation inc., for a one-year term and an initial six-month free rent. . t period.

speak to the mic. >> i can tell you in my own building, the building is about 150,000 square feet and i have roughly 35,000 square feet of vacant space. whatever the math works out to be. we're obviously trying to find new tenants. people come and luck, he'll know, maybe we'd get some people. some of our spaces in my case are quite large. the largest base, the harder it is to find a suitable tenant. i have one space that is 5000 square feet, another is 9000. another space is roughly 12,000 square feet. i have my largest space, 20,000 square feet. it is on the fourth floor, which is not conducive to pdr type activities. those type of activities are best served being on the ground floor. and there are also certain uses in the realm and that cannot be in multi-tenant buildings such as myself. such as auto repair, furniture refinishing, things like that. he may have to be in a stand alone building because those issues like fires and the requirements under the building: that there be four- hour walls between themselves. realistically, they have to be essentially by themselves in a stand al

. -- the mic. >> thank you. the upstairs art gallery is currently vacant. the other diagrams on that sheet show unification of the entire new parcel as an aide to occupancy. but the communicating openings which bendix brought attention to can be seen on sheet a1, right here. right here, we have an existing dividing wall, which we are hoping to open, two six-foot openings in for communicating entrances between the formerly separate parcels. the exterior elevations -- there are no changes to the exterior elevations. essentially, it is the two communicating entrances. it is an increase in the number of bathrooms and other minor changes to the interior, but no exterior facades changes. that concludes my presentation. i am available for any for the condition. thank you. president fong: any public comment on this item? i have one speaker card, jackie bryson. >> good afternoon, commissioners. it is good to see a familiar face i have not seen in a while. my name is jackie bryson, and i do live in the south of market area, not very far from the dna lounge. i am the

tax is another proposed to measure it would charge the financial institutions for every money move the mic with the aim to standardize the markets however with more gloomy economic news over the euro zone's joblessness and feeling retail sales some analysts warn if introduced the new tax meet only makes struggling countries even more dependent on france and germany is money there's no doubt. economic powerhouse of the u. and the skies over the euro zone darkening the signs or the economic strength is no use to why go influence as well you go to. frankfurt germany like much of the adelaide and you are up there are regions of india seeing a mass movement of people seeking work and fortune abroad here in thais by the promise of prestige jobs and big money but often find anything but. reports. carola india famed for its beautiful beaches and the country's highest health and literacy rates is also known for something else. a darker side for many years despite the state's success unemployment remains high forcing millions of keralites to look further afield for work that's exactly what mohammad

running back ray rice put down the ball and he and several teammates picked up the mic. they opened a fundraiser for the cancer treatment centers of america. >> we're going to the super bowl. bring new england, bring pittsburgh. i want new england, i want brady. >> ray rice leading the way? >> ray rice all the way, baby. >> the first play off game is two weeks away at home. >> you missed your chance. >> it's a good thing i did miss my chance. >> the ravens will host either houston, denver, or pittsburgh. you can only watch that game right here on wjz 13. speaking of the dreaded steelers, they'll take the field this sunday. >>> lost and found, a family reunited with their dog four years after he disappeared. they lost dodger when they lived in owings mill. after they moved to north carolina, they thought they'd never see the collee mix again. animal control used a microchip to reunite him with his family. >> and they all lived happily ever after. >>> a teen defends his family against an intruder. >> listen to me. >> the family's desperate call for help. >>> a scene of dang

this is the. mic in the market because norm or cash money for money. entry to recent form halfway through our interview the lights go out. oh. yeah. i have. but your who. stops. are on one. spy cools the dialogue it's been political and economic pressure on the country that's been favored in attempting to resolve the crisis the arab league observers mission has also made little headway safe then they say they were there simply to investigate and to reports there have been numerous calls for even more observers to be allowed into the country i think the real issue is that the syrians need to allow in a much much more neutral a much more wide ranging a much more forceful international observer mission if they've got nothing to hide if it's if they're generally not killing innocent people but one of the the the sanctions impact is heavily contested is this need doubt that they are putting pressure on an increasingly isolated government many people in the country it will say made an already desperate situation even worse. damascus syria. for us and its all

again, i want to reiterate that the major concern -- >> can you speak right into the mic? >> a major concern is the hours of operation. i would second his recommendation that if it is approved, that the hours a restricted. the other item that needs clarification is regarding the parking. it is an issue. on ocean avenue, it may not be. i do not see ocean avenue on a day-to-day basis. in my neighborhood, the number of vehicles that come and go during the course of the day, doing business on ocean avenue, is significant. i think that will be reflective of what is happening in the terraces area as well. as to the other late night businesses, 24-hour fitness and the 7-11, they have their own parking. that is not something this would have. thank you. president fong: product sponsor, you have a two minute rebuttal. >> i have some supporters. we have signatures of merchants and neighbors. there are a number of people here. i just wanted to show you that. today, i want to talk about why i want to start a business. i moved to the united states 14 years ago, when i was a kid. i was a

become move enough of this to the mic and move the money is to ease of rhythm and on issue would have risen and then you cannot negotiate for half price on the international market. beyond that to fifty three million americans on food insecurity fifty million in poverty and for the full million on food stamps we have a real problem and i kind of mean the whole the the the dick at the ship is doing very well but the whole of the ship is getting crowded and more painful and reverend in your opinion well what needs to be done to address this problem of rising inequality. rising inequality gap and your last. well first of all there must be a fairer distribution of the tax burden too few have too much pay and too little and too menace suffering too much pain so that gap must be closed by a commitment not to keep keep exasperate in the gap by feeding the richest one percent that's one thing a second thing that men must be some of the rich in submission the poorest people in the jobs now bottom up not tax cuts top down people will and will rock you look at detroit one hundred thousand a bigg

. >> i'll keep calling names if you hear your name, please come to the mic. >> good afternoon, good evening, commissioner, my name is terry shore. i'm with dturtle.org. we're an international mrn organization based in west marine. Ã comments for the america's cup and cruise terminal. first i would like to say that the feir contains strong

become woman optimistic the mic and fees of risen on the issue would have risen and then you cannot negotiate fair price on the international market. and beyond that if it to three million americans on board in secure fifty million in poverty and for the former you know includes steps we're having real problems and i come to me the whole the the the the ship is doing very well but the whole of the ship is getting crowded and more painful and rather and in your opinion well what needs to be down to redress this problem of rising inequality this rising inequality gap and the us . well first of all there must be a fairer distribution of the tax burden too few have too much pan too little in tunis sufferings too much pain so that get must be close by a commitment not to keep igs keep exacerbating the gap between the richest one percent that's one thing a second thing that must be said of the rich intervention the poorest people need jobs now bottom up not tax cuts top down people want the rich and the rule right you look at detroit one hundred thousand of them bend the laws go to take twenty five

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hood tax is another proposed measure it would charge the financial institutions for every money move the mic with him to sterilize the markets however with more gloomy economic news over the euro zone's joblessness and feeling retail sales some analysts warn if introduced the new tax meet only makes struggling countries even more dependent on france and germany is money there's no doubt germany remains the economic powerhouse. in the skies over the euro zone darkening signs our strength is now used to why. as well you've got this kind of frankfurt germany. patrick young who's the executive director of the investment advisory firm dva advisors says the leaders of the eurozone aren't really doing enough to save it and upcoming elections in some of the blocks countries will only make things worse . the only thing that's growing at the moment i suspect is going to be no waistlines of all the civil servants and ministers who are summiting all over the place and eating endless numbers of cream bones and delicacies in each of the different locales they visit the truth is that absolutely nothing has

in about 1:15 minutes rick perry is supposed to step up the mics and announce that he is stepping outthe gop race. our peter hamby confirming this through two sources. rick perry dropping out of the presidential run. the other story breaking this hour, rick santorum winning the iowa caucuses. here's the deempt you know we reported how tight it was when those results came in that mitt romney did win in iowa and that rick santorum had the surprising bump just squeaking in there in second place by eight votes? well, apparently the certified results have come in and rick perry -- sorry, rick santorum is now the declared winner in iowa. so we're following both of these breaking news stories this hour in the "cnn newsroom." we have a lot of players as you can imagine calling in to us and joining us live. let's start with our shannon travis. shannon, you are live in charleston for us this morning. des moines. you are in des moines. i've got to keep this all straight. let's start with the fact that we just got the certified results, right, in the past ten minutes or so? rick santorum declared

s financial institutions for every money move the mic with the aim to standardize the market however with more. gloomy economic news over the euro zone's joblessness and feeling retail sales some analysts warn if introduced the new tax me only makes struggling countries even more dependent on france and germany is money there's no doubt germany. and the euro zone the signs are strength is now used so why. as well. r t frankfurt germany. all right so we want to talk a little bit more about the global economy and also take a look at something's happening on our shores here in america so let's bring in dean baker co-director of the center for economic and policy research and dean let's start with what we just saw in this report the fears by some about you know this newfound power of germany i know that this is a site that we've seen quite a bit over the last few months german chancellor angela merkel french president nicolas sarkozy working together what about this notion that this is all about sort of a power grab well i think it is a power grab in the sense that they are strained goin

s financial institutions for every money move the mic with the aim to standardize the markets however with more. me economic news over the eurozone is joblessness and feeling the chill seals some analysts warn if introduced the new tax meet only makes struggling countries even more dependent on france and germany is money there's no doubt germany remains an economic powerhouse . and while the skies over the euro zone darkening the signs are economic strength is no use to why. as well. r t frankfurt germany well let's talk a little more about the global economy and also take a closer look at something's happening on our shores here so to do just that earlier i spoke to dean baker co-director of the center for economic and policy research i started by asking him his take on the latest moves by germany and france take a listen. well i think it is a power grab in the sense that they are strangling the economies of southern europe the profile economies spain italy greece and they're demanding horrible austerity and the policies they're pursuing is just making the recession worse so they're

if you wouldn't mind waiting until the mic is at your face because then the c-span audience can hear it, and then marji, do you want to call on folks? i have one question, but i'm going to save it for the end because it's not really about your speech. >> we have one right here. >> do you have a favorite book, something you go to as a comfort book to keep you going? >> right. i have several favorite books among those we've published, um, but and, okay, is -- so one of those, i just have to say this, is one of the last books william f. buckley wrote, and it's called "miles gone by." it is a marvelous book. it is beautifully written, of course, um, and it's a wonderful way to learn a lot about william f. buckley's life of and values and what he, what he learned along the way. um, but in terms of the books i like to read, in terms of my favorite books, i probably do have a favorite book, um, and it's called "a soldier of the great war." and it is a remarkable book about world world war i, and ite of the most beautifully written books, um, i've ever read. >> [inaudible] >> mark halperin.

republicans they don't like and the not the democrats who decided they were just going to take over the mics the one, newt gingrich, who said, i'm going to call you a wife beater, but i'm not going to call you a wife beater, no matter how many wives you've -- that was pretty fun. >> what are you looking at tonight for new hampshire m. >> two things. does romney go over 35 and does he win by more than 10, is the kind of suspense. we have to create some suspense, because there's no suspense as to who's going to be first after that night we had in iowa. and i guess we're sort of looking, as everybody is, at kind of a contest to second place. which i know something about after last night's football game. >> lsu. that was tough. that was tough stuff to see them lose. >> we didn't lose, just came in second. >> all your perspective the there. give me a little sense here. romney, looking ahead, bain capital looks like that's going to be the one issue that is either going to the guy the who created the jobs or lost the jobs. what does that mean for him? has the dirty work already been done here? >> l

they're talking off the mic, i'm getting up. so i think now i'll turn and see the audience. saying hey, juan williams, canvy your autograph? can i have a picture with you? i realized i work for fox. these people love fox news, and i'm wearing a fox news uniform. >> dana: and a red tie. >> juan: one more thing? >> andrea: they didn't do it at npr? >> juan: no, baby. different kind of mob. [ laughter ] >> dana: occupy. okay. >> andrea: paula dean, she has diabetes. she has been diagnosed. a couple of years ago and now taking flak from people saying why didn't you come out earlier and tell us? you're guilty of causing diabetes with all of your food, including anthony bourdain who is criticizing her. not the most healthy of natural food chefs he is not. i love her. take responsibility for what you do. >> greg: my dream came true thanks to people on the internet. i was turned into a unicorn. >> juan: my gosh. >> greg: welcome to red eye, it's like glee but with better music. >> tighter than a subway, tack the truth. this show starts as soon as i stop thinking auk unicorns. >> gre

. >> reporter: romney is stepping up to the mic with a new line of attacks against gingrich. >> as you look at the speaker's record overtime, its been erratic. . >> reporter: he is taking aim at the former house speaker. >> gingrich resigned from congress in disgrace. >> reporter: romney released this commercial aimed at stopping begin gingrich after his win in south carolina, it's the first negative ad to come from the campaign instead of a super pac. gingrich is fighting to raise the money to strike back and fast. the floor primary is in less than a week and will be the most expensive so far. romney has the biggest war chest and the largest organization. gingrich raised one million dollars in the first 24 hours after his south carolina win. is he leading in at least one poll. >> please remind everybody that they have a chance to help nominate a conservative verses the establishment's moneyed candidate. >> reporter: they are treating the next primary like a two man race but two others say they are still in. santorum kicks off his florida campaign saying romney and gingrich trying to d