thebes acoc has pledged to -- the acoc has pledged to raise $32 million. it should be noted, and the report goes over this in some deep, that the payment in lieu of rent are not intended to reimburse the corp. for read lost after the event is completed, as a result of the legacy leases. these legacy leases will result in an ongoing for revenue, and will consequently reduce our debt capacity between $20,000,000.34 $0.3 million, depending on the site. we will be deploying several strategies to rebuild the debt capacity for the imported products described in the report, including additional operating expenses, programming our existing capacity to fund the most economically viable project, and also looking for other public investments. staff recommends the commission approve the attached resolution with one amendment, the final clause. please try in consultation with the city attorney. the commission secretary has provided a copy of the revised resolution. legally, this is a fair proposal to deliver this really important project to the region. thank you, and i

one and thebe th chances for the american people to look at the business of intelligence and the american people. we will reconvene. we are running a little bit behi. we will work hard to be out at 1:30 p.m. -- to be out at 1:30 p.m. the will reconvene there. we will get under way. >> remarks from this hearing drew some attention. he called the egyptian group the muslim brotherhood "largely secular." after the hearing, a spokesman told abc news that he is well aware the muslim brotherhood is not a secular organization. more on the house intelligence committee in a moment. first, we want to tell you about some of what we're covering today in our other channels. on c-span and2, live coverage of the cpac conference. that gets under way at 9:00 a.m. eastern. on c-span 3, treasury secretary tim geithner will be speaking at the brookings institution about fannie mae and freddie mac at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> in about 45 minutes, we will talk with house intelligence committee chairman mikeog

do you think thebe -alian beten& ,ey wre do you think there will be an alliance between the united statesetime? >> translator: first of all, policies are not fixed. russia and america, they were enemies. now they're friends. we hope that one day we'll be friends also. >> reporter: later that year the u.s. dropped libya from its list of state terror sponsors. western companies have invested more in libya since then, but it's been a cool peace. so if gadhafi goes, will that be better or worse for us? better or worse for us?. >> of course, that was george stephanopoulos reporting. >> the speed with which this is happening, from tunisia to egypt to libya. these incredible democratic waves sweeping over these countries. >> each country is different so they say no revolution will be similar depending on the different countries they're happening in. definitely each day there's a new uprising we're covering. >> this one bloodier than the other two, 233 people have been killed so far. we'll see where it goes. certainly fascinating times. >>> coming up, the real life life international murder case

one and thebe th chances for the american people to look at the business of intelligence and the american people. we will reconvene. we are running a little bit behind. we will work hard to be out at 1:30 p.m. -- to be out at 1:30 p.m. the will reconvene there. we will get under way. you get a bad cafeteria's sandwich -- cafeteria sandwich. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> up next, in the house debate extending provisions of the patriot act. president hosni mubarak made a statement. >> timothy geithner will be at the brookings institution talking about the government- backed mortgage lenders. he can watch it beginning 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> that is not only one of the major challenges facing our country, but it is how we maintain a healthy lifestyle and to have the judgment and strength to say no. >> sunday night, we will discuss today's college student. his school is the site of the george w. bush presidential library. >> part of the patriot act are set to expire on figure 28. the house voted to

and committed to the future programming in the free press worldwide.rl for more information about thebe national press club please visit our web site at www.press.org tebeau you can also findg, you c information about how to donateu to our library. library. for all of our members worldwide, i would like to welcome our special speaker today and all of those attending the event include guest of the speakers as well as working journalists. i would also like to welcome the c-span and public radio audiences, and you can follow the conversation on the twittered with the hash tag npslunch. i will last as the questions as time permits and i would now like to introduce the head table guests from your right. we begin with keith epstein managing editor for the center of public integrity with the washington post investigative fund. space is a producer with cnn. rick bunning, one of our former presidents up washington bureau chief of the houston chronicle. donna leinwand also a former nbc president. timothy all in is the washington economic senator for reuter. and michelle smith, assistant to the ch

one and thebe th chances for the american people to look at the business of intelligence and the american people. we will reconvene. we are running a little bit behind. we will work hard to be out at 1:30 p.m. -- to be out at 1:30 p.m. the will reconvene there. we will get under way. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> on "newsmakers" the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee talks about getting ready for to dollars and 12. today it 6:00 p.m. eastern on c- span. -- talks are getting ready for 2012. >> it is not on the one of the major challenges facing us in this country but also higher education. that is how we maintain a healthy lifestyle and get kids to have the strength in the judgment to say no. >> the president of southern methodist university in dallas. tonight, discussing today's college students, his school as the site of the presidential library, and his own road to smu. on c-span's "q&a." >> treasury secretary timothy geithner and does the president's plan for the future of fan