have access to those state and federal funds that we assumed at the time when the program was put to the oe voters. we also will be actively supporting local, especially regional initiatives, related to new funding sources. one that comes to mind with all of the local -- one that comes to mind is the gas tax. this will come before this body of those issues, but obviously those initiatives are needed in order to meet our funding goals for the capital program. in addition to that, we will continue to advocate for priority projects for san francisco under propositions 1a and 1b to get the funding as originally programmed. again, those big projects, especially those that have been promised, have been counted in the funding plans on those revenues to be able to make -- to be able to move forward for project development phases. and talking about transbay, central subway. -- i am talking about transbay, central subway. we will continue to advocate for the release of those funds. a high-speed reaail funds, the connectivity funds have been vetoed twice by two different governors in terms of distribu

yes, the oe was cut because what we decided was it was much more appropriate. it's increasing dramatically in offices of science and ere. so we were trying to consolidate where -- where we think it would do the most good in terms of the level of program management. so overall, if we gathered up all the pieces in energy storage, it's actually going up. >> senator portman? >> thanks, mr. chairman. and to the question whether energy storage is part of efficiency? yes. it is. and part of using our system more efficiently. earlier we talked about your commitment to a new enrichment technology that gives the united states the ability to get back on the cutting edge in terms of our technology, create great advanced manufacturing jobs. but also be able to supply our energy needs. and from a national security point of view, to deal with our need for tritium for the nuclear arsenal which comes from enriched uranium. that comes from enriched uranium, correct? >> correct. >> and is that policy of this administration that we should have a u.s. source of lowly enriched urani

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the statement that this country only has 2% of the world oes oil. well, when we're talking about reserves versus resources and recoverable, we all -- you all know at this table that the number can be all over the board here. and it's how we define it. and i think sometimes it's a pretty loose definition that would lead people in this country to believe that we really don't have much of a recoverable resource. so it's important that we use the right terminology and try to be as accurate as we can, recognizing that we're dealing with a very fluid assessment again as our technologies and our capabilities expand. did you want to finish up? >> no. >> okay. no, i appreciate that. mr. chairman, that's all that i have. thank you. >> thank you. let me ask one other line of questions. dr. gruenspecht, your testimony, in discussing the world or the international energy outlook, you say renewable energy is projected to be the fastest grow ing source of primary energy over the next 25 years. the renewable share of total energy use increases, in your projection, f

how much does this add to the debt?oes th what's theis nominal amount of money does this add to the debt? >> it's debt as a percentage of gdp. >> but how much actual money is added to the debt? >> let's pull it from one of the tables.zes let me have my team gather thate while i answer the question the right way, which is to think of the debt as a percentage of gdp and this budget stabilizes debt as a percentage of gdp which is important for maintaining the investment environment that we all want which is making americ the right place to invest. m let me circle back to oko. i think we all agree that the cbo, i think we would all agree that the cbo is the referee and i want to make it clear that cbo scores oko as savings. >> so, if we assume we are going to be at war for ten years in bt the baseline, because that is what the law requires cbo does by the way. ir and all of a sudden we are going to have a pull out from iraq anf afghan before ten years is over, this money is all of a sudden a spending cut, it's savings?ngs? >>

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recent statistics with the committee as well as what barriers you have encountered in any effort to recruit hispanics. this is probably in all of my work in hthis regard, this is oe of the worst departments of the federal government as it relates to hispanic participation, i appreciate about the state department reflecting the look of america, when 16% of the population is nowhere near the reality at what the happening in the state department, that does not include a full look of america, as you move on to the next assignment, i would like to get the benefits of any challenges that there were so we can have a plan as to how we change the numbers around. >> senator may i respond briefly. we will give you more details in the taken question, but i took very seriously your charge to me when i accepted tdirector generl commission to try to improve the outreach to the hispanic and other minority communities to make sure that they understood what opportunities were available to them at the state department. whether it was the foreign service or civil service and to expand the information they had and theirability to ask questions and to be informed and participate with

the democrats needed closer to minus 18. oeup i think they want are upscale social moderates, they want them to vote on higher taxes. downscale whites vote on economic and inequality, and upscale social moderates vote on the social issues. the republicans would like the down scale voters to vote on social issues and discontent and the upscale voters to vote on taxes. i think the way this has worked out, all the upscale voters are thinking how right wing they are on social issues, and the down scale voters are thinking how rich romney is and they can't get to him. they have to turn this thing around and they're not doing a very good job right now. >> i do think they're making serious progress with young people who are opposed to contraception. >> yeah, they're doing great with that. joe klein and e.j.deio, thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> good to be with you. >> good to be here. >>> coming up, we know newt gingrich has women troubles, but so does the once-married rick santorum and the once-married mitt romney, beca

her family owns the rhino and lion nature reserve just outside johannesburg. like geza poachers used darts on two of her rhine oesthe next day. >> this to me i think was the saddest of all. if you have the substances on you to kill an animal outright and put it out of its misery, why not just do this? why dart it, hack half of its face off, then leave it? see, it's so hard. it's so hard to speak about it. because of the excessive cruelty of it. if you do need to kill it, then just kill it. don't make it suffer and it doesn't understand. it's the most vile, inhumane act. >> reporter: vile, inhumane and, sadly, it appears the perpetrators of some of those acts are being assisted by veterinarians. because some of these animals have been sedated and the drugs have to come from someplace. >> yeah. we know for sure that there have been veterinary drugs used in poaches incidences. vets are the only legal end users of those drugs. >> reporter: in court proceedings that have shocked south africans, two vets, a helicopter pilot, a wild game reserve owner and others are facing hundreds of charges. they're accused of slaught

the galaxy. some new aimages have created oe more. the european space agency took these, patches of cold gas.lands of carbon monoxide and they could help astronomers learn more how our universe was formed. this has to do with microwave radiation. you see that spot in the middle? that's basically what they're calling microwave fog. they don't know why it's there. >> right in the middle? >> do you see the yellowish and whitish colors? it gives off this brighters light. so they don't know why. if one of them is correct, it could be a huge deal. have you heard of dark matter? they say most of our galaxy is made up of dark matter. they say that spot could be evidence of the annihilation of dark matter. so we don't have any proof that dark matter exists. that could prove it. >> i haven't eaten all day. now you have me wanting a milky way. is there a milk way way in the machine back there? i want one. >> maybe a snickers. >> there's a little machine over there. i'm going to go get a milky way in a second. what else do you have? >> one more mystery for you, don. this one has to do with stonehenge. th

aggressiveness and the clarity of someone who is, at the moment, the momentum candidate, tand the guy who's oe win away from knocking out the front-runner and winning the nomination. he did not look like that man tonight, and i don't understand why. >> tom brokaw, finally, the audience to these debates, this one started slow and stayed slow for a while. it wasn't like that one where the first question to newt gingrich was a giant moment in the debate. and what i'm wondering about is when an audience is 45 minutes in, and only then does it start to get interesting, and then it gets a little sleepy again, this is a two-hour drama, or it's supposed to be a two-hour drama. if it doesn't sustain the drama, is it possible for the points that we think are scored an hour and a half into this thing to actually register, or has the audience kind of drifted into another place? >> well, it's -- that, again, is very hard to know. look, we're in the 15th rounds of these debates. they've been going on and on and on, and there wasn't that aha moment tonight, as we have seen in other debates. i was thinking ab

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. >>> as danielle nottingham reports, senators say the budget doesn't stand a chance of making it through. >> reporter: president oe- obama released his budget and released a battle over the deficit. he's pitching a $3.8 billion plan which includes $350 billion to stimulate job growth. the president told a crowd of supporters at a northern virginia community college that 8 billion would be dedicated to help schools train workers. >> at a time when our economy is growing and creating jobs at a faster clip we have to do everything in our power to keep this recovery on track. >> reporter: the president renewed his calls for tax hikes on the wealthy and he wants to stop tax breaks for big corporations. but the president's budget does not stand a chance in congress. republican lawmakers quickly shut down his proposals dismissing them as bad for job creation. >> rather than threading water he actually makes things worse. >> reporter: and they say his budget does nothing to cut the deficit. >> somebody asked me if this budget was dead on arrival, i said no it's not dead on arrival it's dead on arrival. >> republicans refu

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might create humanitarian corridors, safe areas but that would require the turks, probably the arabs to probing oem. one option people don't want to talk about is clandestine, lethal and non-lethal support to the opposition. that is what nato did in libya. there are compelling reasons to give the syrian opposition the means to fight this. it would involve literally supply lines through turkey, maybe across the lebanese border to the opposition and to give them the kinds of weapons that are required to amount a more serious resistance. we don't know who we are supporting. you are like litigation li to fuel what is beginning to look to me like a full-blown civil war. >> gregg: how do you diffuse iran's participation in this in support of damascus? >> broader question is, how do you create an opportunity to use the syrian model to weaken iranians? no better way do that is bring down assad but you are left with the same problem. this could go on for quite some time. you have a regime that is determined to survive. like sam adams in the 18th century, these guys are going to separately but they have cho

the united nations says more than 6,000 people have been killed in syria since march. tonight that number continues to rise. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president oe -- obama wrapped up a three day trip today. the president spent two days in san francisco. he left from sfo this morning and flew on air force one to washington state. before he arrived there, congress passed a payroll tax extension. mr.obama made note of it when he spoke at a boeing plant and included a dig at republicans. >> it is amazing what happens when congress focuses on doing the right thing in -- instead of just playing poll -- politics. >>> president obama's west coast trip was expected to rake in a lot of money. in all he attended eight fundraisers over three days. it's estimated he raised more than $8 million. that's on top of the 29 million that he raised for his campaign and the democratic party last month. >>> bay area holiday weekend is here. we have some temperatures that are going to be a little bit cooler. these were the highs from today, 67 in santa rosa. 65 in napa. temperatures definitely coming down tomorrow. look for your daytime highs tomorrow to be in your lo