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1 newhall, llc, as landlord, and the city and county of san francisco as tenant; adopting findings unde. supervisor chu: thank you very much. we have dr. amy heart from the migrant center. >> good morning. my name is john updike, acting director of real estate. today we see the recommendation to acquire this property that jennings and newhall in the india basin subdivision. i have a general map in the overhead. the property is on a street that leads to the postal service facility and is somewhat disconnected from the basin as a result. it does a for the city to secure an excellent match for the office of the chief medical examiner, subject to design, cheaper review, and authorization of funding over the left -- the next two to 2.5 years. originally leased in 2006, housing the laundry facility, dislocated from a hospital project. primarily as a result of an arbitration between union representative laundry workers and the city. set aside, subsequently, the laundry is now an outsourced function that never moved into this location. however, the property jurisdiction has been used as a wareh

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[laughter] >> jon: i know those books und bad, but consider this: without books like those, what wouldget our grandparents for their birthdays? [laughter] we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. now, i'm going to assume by now you're all familiar with twitter, the social networking site that's become an increasingly popular outlet for news about justin bieber. did you also know it's a great feedback delivery system. >> we've been asking you your favorite fast food guilty pleasure. >> lady big mac on twitter. five guys burgers and fries. >> jon: what? five guys is lady big mac? isn't that like the quaker oats doing an ad campaign for farina? fine. they got 24 hours to fill. they're just having fun. at least the level of twitter questions is at the preferred choice in chopped meat sandwich chain level. >> we want to know if a politician's private transgressions matter to their public life. >> lady big mac says, "character matters." >> the decision by the president not to go public with the bin laden death photo, what do you think? >> lady big mac wrote us on tw

there are 500 people behind that and do cpr and i just have to open an air way and all patients fall unde under -- and i'm going to use colors and green, walking wounded and anybody that walks. d for delayed or yellow meaning you're hurt but you're not hurt enough. you're not hurt but that no not that bad an. and d is dead. and dead is the easiest one to determine. and how do we determine whether someone is dead? they're not breathing, right an steve said that several times and how do we know someone is not breathing? we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but

why the octomom is saying she was unde when sheluence when she decided to undergo in vitro. >>> you areooking at live pictures of a police chase that just ended in oakland at east 12th and 298th. that is just off 880, not far from the fruitvail bart station. the car looks like it's on the sidewalk into the parking lot. police is the situation under control, it seems. i'm sure traffic will be tied up in that area of east 12th and 29th streets. so we are following the story. we will bring you the latest at 6:00 p.m. >>> she's finally speaking out against her doctor. the octomom, nadya suleman, says she was on a cocktail of drugs when she signed a consent form to allow the doctor to implant her with 12 embryos in 2008. suleman told cnn that she was in no condition to understand the consent form her doctor presented her. she said she office a variety of drugs including valium because her uterus was contracting. suleman said the doctor wrote something, handed it to her, and she signed it without reading it. the doctor lost his medical hundreds back in july of last inar due to gross negligenc

. >> i go to this school ú&unded by this slave owner, thomas jefferson, and now i teach there. >> yeah and, you know, i'm surr he would not have liked that. >> right. well, he's dead. don't care. [ laughter ] so that's just one.. >> it's a measure of progress. >> that's one measure of progress, and, and it's a wonderful and i'm happy to be the beneficiary of it. and there are other examples you can point to all around the world, so we've made great, great progress, but we ought not believe that everything is fine and everything is over now. it's not. >> you mentioned the president. let's. >> mm-hm. >> let's come to the president as a very real and specific case in which racist attitudes may be a play. >> mm-hm. >> we have just endured a series of weeks in which the president's citizenship was at issue. although the facts f his birthplace were never an issue, there were those who believed and fomented the belief that -- >> yes. why do they believe that? >> well, this is what i want to ask you. you know, there are a lot of people in this country, including prominently bob schieffer among

one of the systems in development allows the base camp to send text to the submarine und under the icelmost like a tweet, i tweet the submarines down here, i press send, there's a microphone down there, that blasts out the sound, it sounds like crickets. >> many of operations are classified, but what we saw was an amalgam of testing and sonar all under the umbrella of testing. what's the purpose of ice-x? >> the reality is that the american navy is clearly showing that it is back. >> this is a land grab. this is the u.s. presence in the inorth. but we're not alone. other nations are rapidly building their capabilities in the arctic as well. russia is creating an arctic armed forces. just this month announcing it will deploy two army brigades, including special forces, and it has resumed strategic bomber flights over the north pole. the canadian government is building eight patrol vessels. norway is building five new frigates. in reality, the battle is not for this desolate sheet of ice i'm sitting on, the real value is beneath the surface. and that's where we're going next, on a nuclea

none of this bill undoes any of the bureau's ability to und -- undo deceptive and abusive practices. we think that's a laudable goal. we don't like, maybe, the way it's been constructed, but we lost that fight. the retail is the bureau is here. so let's make it better. let's make it better for consumers. because this is who we're talking about. i've had strings of people in my district before our committee saying we can't hire people because there's too much uncertainty. there's a regulatory structure here in the financial institution that we don't understand. we don't understand what it is. we don't understand what it's going to mean. it's constraining our ability to help small business owners and that's constraining our ability to grow jobs in this country system of that's ha we're talking about today. we're talking about getting back up on our feet, weeding through the bureaucracy and making sure that the financial >> on today's gue"washington journal" we will talk with tom coburn, a member of the gang of six and a look of the democrat'' efforts to win back that house with the cha

is certain, this scandal is captivating tv audiences around the world and now the murdoches may be und this time with authorities here in the u.s. christa is back with us joined by richard quest, host of "quest means business." the british have been wrapped up in this story for weeks over there. when do you think the focus really jumps to the u.s.? >> the moment there is evidence that there was wrongdoing. or some way in which it has brought it. i'll give you an example. the actor, jude law, the question of whether his voice mail was hacked into while he was in the united states. the question of whether from this country to the united states, a call was made that intercepted a voice mail somewhere en route. the moment you end up with that, then suddenly it is open season in the u.s. federal system and the feds can really get to grips with it. one small point, there have been a couple of u.s. politicians that have groused about the inability of the british to have a decent investigation into this. i think that's sort of playing it a little bit strong. we now have in this country at leas

>> take money from und ever the mattress? people at home what should they be doing? >> smart people on wall street are moving into cash and people are moving into other currencies they think are more credit worthy. pimco, bill gross says he has a lot of faith in the canadian dollar, for example. >> secretary powell, in the end, are the states getting whacked? >> rates go up, affecting states significantly. more importantly, the federal government won't be able to pay quite a lot of money. one of the things that will get cut, could get cut, medicaid. they're single biggest expense. the states could be very much a victim of these spending cuts that will have to happen in august if we don't raise the debt ceiling. >> every anticipate on your watch and while you were paying attention in the bush years that there would be such a debate that would ensue about the raising of the debt ceiling? >> i had the job in '93 under bush senior. we had some debt ceiling flights. nothing like this. ours were private behind the scenes hair pulling. principally my hair. nothing like this

and within a couple weeks, 97% of all the peopleçóÑi in the und states knew tt chrysler was bankrupt and checking how the ford. it was a strong business doing the right thing but they started checking out all these new vehicles. that's right to your point. the themes that people had throughout the united states for it for taxpayer money was a real plus for us. >> charlie: but you were saying and you testifi what the obama administration did to bail out general motors and chrysler was better than letting them go interrupt which would have been the consequence. >> absolutely. 'llever know in hindsight but clearly two presidents and their economic advisors, b)wd of them came to the conclusujñ that this was nearly 10 toÑi 15% of e usgdp. and if chrysler and their suppliers were going to default we could have taken the united states fromÑi a recession into a depression. that's why we deded even though we didn't need the money. >> charlie: to support the idea. >> to support the idea. >> charlie: in order for the larger economy. >> for the larger economy because we could have really set >>

>> we got the rubber band und underneath the car to get to the last spot. to a few more places and show you the hidden gems. there are creepy ones. smallest church in the world. you can go to cnn.com/travel. you can send us e-mail ideas of where you would like us to go. st. louis to kansas or chicago to st. louis. >> are you taking suggestions? >> absolutely. >> trip on one tank. we will talk to reynolds here throughout the morning as well. >>> you know it took years to find boston mobster james "whitey" bulger, now it will take a fortune to bring him to justice. taxpayers are complaining already. >>> it an the alleged crime boss getting good treatment in police caught up with james bulger in california after 19 years on the run. the u.s. marshals service says the helicopter ride to the court appearance in boston cost $1,500. the ad targeting his girlfriend cost the fbi $50,000. the court appointed lawyer will run taxpayers $125 an hour. >> i can't believe that he has been called indigent. that is one thing i'm outraged. >> why not put him up in the ritz? >

presidents, 34 times unde democratic president in virtually every president hasret done it. the president that holds the record for h the most debt ceile extensions in history is ronaldt reagan. ronald reagan extended the debt ceiling 18 times in his eightpem years. during that period of time tripling thehe national debt. the president who holds the next record as president george w. bush, who doubled the national debt in his eight years and raise the debt ceiling ninet shd times.e they should have been done and donely routinely. many members ofho congress housc and senate who have come to the floor and said we will never e vote to extend the debt ceiling i think are not deemed honest with the american people. for the debt ceiling is paying for things these congressmen and senators voted for. they came to the floor and said let's go to war. let stay in war. let's spend $10 billion a month and the president said that isrw congress's decision and now i have to borrow the money to keee that promise in thesers members. congress are saying oh no, we he don't want to have finger -

. >> reporter: congress at tim unds like a playground at recess. >> house majority leader rick cantor he shouldn't even be at the table. and republicans agree he shouldn't be at the table. >> leader reid is frustrated as we all are. and the fact is we are going to abide by our principles. >> reporter: president obama rejected a call om house republican leader eric cantor to agree to $1.5 trillion in both spending cuts and an increase in the debt ceiling. with another vote on the matter next year. the president said no. this may bring my presidency down, but i will not yield on this. >> the president is saying, essentially, he would rather have a default than have to vote on this again next year. that doesn't make any sense. >> he is saying that l lders should lead and d we have to do the right thing here. >> reporter: if the debt ceiling is not raised the federal government will default on its debt while immediately confronting the fact that it spends far more than it takes in. let's take a look at our books. next month the government will take in $172 billion in taxes. but it will ow

the type of cancer is that that sha krez is battling is und undisclos undisclosed. he says despite his illness, he's still in charge of his country. >> he got initial treatment in cuba, now he's going to brazil. what's wrong with the doctors in venezuela? >> i think he wants probably the best for his money. and we certainly know he has a lot of money. >> it's a vote of no confidence inform venezuela but a vote of confidence for cuba and brazil. >> we don't know of the kind of cancer he has. >> i guess when his life is at stake, he's willing to go ahead and deal with that kind of situation. thank very much. credit agencies are warning of big trouble if the u.s. government defaults on its debt. but how seriously should their assessment be taken? we're taking a closer look. and michele bachmann decides to break from her church. what's behind the move? will it hurt or help her candidacy? candidacy? >>> we heard dan lothian over at the white house mention that credit agencies are already warning about serious consequences if the united states defaults on its debt. but ho

and i want to acknowledge the sponsorship of congresswoman ggert and indicate tat unde current law thousands of church pension plans are denied participation in collective trusts, rendering them unable to pull their assets or reap the benefits of buying power. many churches experience difficulties and encourage expense when is diversifying pension plans. our chunches, our houses of worship provide invaluable service and many of those in my own community, the new light christian church, st. john missionary baptist church and many others work throughout our community, we are blessed to have lakewood church in our community as well that works very hard, a church leadership that i've known for many, many years. so this bill has been supported by the church alliance, the ymca retirement fund, the church pension group and others and i thank my friend from illinois as i said, church does missionary work, their workers need to have the ability to have their pension and i close by saying there are those suffering in kenya, they are dying, so the malians who left because of the devastation of the draw

and und the affordable care act, it is now estimated 25 million more people will go into medicaid. so it's broke the census. it was broke before it started. cost twice what it did 10 years ago. $8 billion more than what was estimated. fanny and freddy, we know they're broke. $190 billion you have now committed for to pay to get them out of the hock. congress created that. $190 billion and that is where we are today. it's going to be $300 billion or $400 billion that we will have to pay. social security. people say it's not broke. we have $2.5 trillion worth of i.o.u.'s. the fact is that that money's gone, congress stole it, spent it on oer things and now we lack the ability to go into international financial markets to borrow that money to put that trust fund whole. so why do we need to reform social security? so we can make sure it's there in the future. what we did know is in 2032 now, according to the trustees that everybody on social security will only get 77% of what they're promised and every year after that it will decline. so that when my kids are on social security, they w

none of this bill undoes any of the bureau's ability to und -- undo deceptive and abusive practices. we think that's a laudable goal. we don't like, maybe, the way it's been constructed, but we lost that fight. the retail is the bureau is here. so let's make it better. let's make it betteror consumers. because this is who we're talking about. i've had strings of people in my district before our committee saying we can't hire people because there's too much unertainty. there's a regulatory struure here in the financial institution that we don't understand. we don't understand what it is. we don't understand what it's going to mean. it's constraining our ability to help small business owners and that's constraining our ability to grow jobs in this country system of that's ha we're talking about today. we're talking about getting back up on our feet, weeding through the bureaucracy and making sure that the financial

none of this bill undoes any of the bureau's ability to und -- undo deceptive and abusive practices. we think that's a laudable goal. we don't like, maybe, the way it's been constructed, but we lost that fight. the retail is the bureau is here. so let's make it better. let's make it better for consumers. because this is who we're talking about. i've had strings of people in my district before our committee saying we can't hire people because there's too much uncertainty. there's a regulatory structure here in the financial institution that we don't understand. we don't understand what it is. we don't understand what it's going to mean. it's constraining our ability to help small business owners and that's constraining our ability to grow jobs in this country system of that's ha we're talking about today. we're talking about getting back up on our feet, weeding through the bureaucracy and making sure that the financial institutions are the heart and soul of this country, grow the jobs, grow the economy. thank you. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. all time for general deba