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it is already water und the bridge. let's move on to the super committee. i have made a list. eliminate all loopholes in offshore tax havens, give territorial provisions, repeal all nasa loss, -- , repeal the bush obama tax cuts, term limits and benefits for government elected officials and employees, replace social security with interest for all of the money borrowed from the account over the years that was giving -- given phony congressional ious. crease the age to 74 full but crease the age to 74 full but 70 for full the 70fo benefits. those that need medical attention the most are barred for two years under the government rules for social security. the supreme court should review the balanced budget amendment for equality, fairness, and follows the rule of law. the same rules should apply to the budget amendment that are not linked to congressional rules. 60 vote passage in the senate in minimum 218 votes for the house. host: williams, a democrat, hallandale, florida. caller: america must remember that were our brother's keeper. look around you and see how our nation is fa

so if we repatriated that money, at 15%, half of -- less than half und are the tax rate, producing $210 billion. start us off the first three years of instlaechlt we need. bingo. >> but i guess -- >> bingo. >> the issue. i want to bring the panel into this, governor. whether it's you and i talking on television or a variety of various smart, hi guys, there's jimmy, karen and susan. no shortage of ideas as to, we have the idea we're discussing now. many others. but there is a shortage of a sense, jimmy williams, that the government can take any set of ideas and integrity resolve a debate using those ideas to actually pursue a share purpose. >> well, first and foremost, the government doesn't normally pro-act. the government reacts. that's pitiful but that is our government. the question is -- >> it's time to change that. >> i agree, governor. couldn't agree more. live, i would love to see the president of the united states introduce a bill when they gets back from chicago that says it's simple. keep personal income rates exactly where they are. lower corporate rate to 20% and get rid of

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

the ch-37 chinook helicopter came und are fire and crashed killing everyone onboard. in operations like this one, helicopters can be especially vulnerable. >> this helicopter like any helicopter, you go pretty fast in a straight line, but when it is over a target area, when it is inserting itself into a target area, it is slow, and it is a very, very easy target for troops on the ground. >> reporter: the 38 people killed included 22 u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s, 5 army aircrew men, 3 air force airmen and as well as 7 afghan special forces and one afghan field dog was also killed. the navy s.e.a.l.s were from at least two different units and included some from unit 6, credited with killing bin laden back in may. none reported to be part of the bin laden operation. president obama expressed condolences to those killed. their deaths, he said in a statement, a a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices bade my our military and their families including all who served in afghanistan. as the united states draws down its presence in the country, the special forces are expected to beco

look at the difference here. 16 million jobs created under reagan, 3 million und bush i, 23 million under clinton, 3 million under bush ii. and clinton had the biggest reductions ineficit and debt by far of any of them. he had the best economic growth. he had the best jobreation. and the second bush administration comes, and they say big tax cuts. that's going to fire up economic growth, tt's going to fire up job creation. they were wrong. when clinton had a proposal to raise revenue and cut spending, they said it would crater the economy, and yet clinton had the best record on economic growth, the best record on job creation. they were wrong again. during the second bush administration, at the end, has everybody forgotten? we were on the brink of financial collapse. i was called to a special meeting in this building with the bush administration's secretary of treasury, and i along with other lears of the house and the senate were told we were daysway from a financial collapse. this idea that you can't raise revenue or it will kill jobs; you can't cut spending or it will kill jobs has not

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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

this is her mother, who stepped off a boat in the caribbean and und up here for the night. >> i mean, this is amazing. i cannot even tell you. we have everything we need. >> reporter: volunteers poured in to help. even doctors, veterinarians. coming to look after your dog while you u t some sleep. lucky dog. literally. >> try to keep them entertained and comfortable. >> reporter: and it wasn't just in new york. all along the coast, 14,000 national guard troops on the shore. families filling sandbags in annapolis. friends mopping up each other's homes in north carolina. and through the night, we read the tweets from the 65 million-person hurricane community. one of them -- "braving the storm from the 19th floor." another -- "sandbags in front of the doors, boards on lower windows." and we watched your home videos. >> look at that rain! oh, my gosh. >> reporter: last night, we decided to track one of the tweets down. she tweeted us just a few minutes ago and said she h h big windows and they are afraid of the glass upstairs. hi, i'm diane. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: if the wind c

alisyn: that is great detail that you have given us, and, it unds like the kids, who saw this, who wereat the university, because we don't think the school is yet in session, it sounds like they were spood enough by whatever they saw to give police a very detailed description. they say that he was walking fast in the direction of the volleyball courts and wearing a blue and white striped shirt, stripes were vertical, gray shorts, brown sandals, and he was 6', light brown hair, outside of the new residence hall-east and apparently campus security were alarmed enough by what they heard that they sent out this alert throughout the campus, it says, person with gun reported in dittrich, obviously a building, stay inside. and secure doors, emergency personnel responding, call 911. of course, this is what campus seurity trained for, apparently, after the horrible massacre, virginia tech suffered in april of 2007. >> i find it interesting with such a detailed description, if they gave the description together, or if they were separated and each gave the exact description i would be concerned ab

and that is und siege today.'s a constant struggle to make sure it is more possible for people to get on the lower rungs of the ladder of upward mobility. and that takes work. it takes good government policies. >> charlie: i would argue passionately the premise which you may or may not agree with. it is that for a sense that there are people who are, who are among the natural aristocracy who might have different political philosophy. but in a sense in their understandingof what america means, it is a shared assumption. and it's not defined by each other's understanding of the role of government. >> that's right. let's go back for a moment to the question of the will doctrine of government. >> charlie: right. >> government exists to protect preexisting rights. government doesn't give us rights, the government row techs our rights. government if it knows limitations, it will be modest before the wisdom in the market. the libertarian impulse in america, which is powerful and perennial, says only this. fore the gover

japan was going to take us unde unde under. coined the phrase.he apocalyptic way in which we're conducting our politics. if that continues driven by the tea party largely and by others, mainly by then, if that continues, we have a real problem. if this was an episode that we will move on in a more constructive way, then things will be fine. we'll see what happens. >> 45 tea party members have voted against the bill. seriously, the united states of america and the constitution is so weak that it hangs in the ball lachbs based on what 49 people do in the house of representatives. 45 people can be swallowed up in an instant. >> why do we worry the last three weeks worried about defaulting on the debt. the nation's credit was at stake. it's not a small matter. >> you know what i said? >> i'm not saying all along? they're going to be okay. they're going to do the deal. the deal always gets done. and guess what? washington got the deal done again. excelling? no. is it a deal we want to aspire to? no. but everybody is talking about everything is the end

fulfilled thend more a tripling of civilians on 1.025.und to we put in a lot of effort to try to stabilize and reversed the deteriorating situation. i think we both believe that we are now at a place where we can now begin the transition and do so in a responsible way. part of that transition is supporting afghan reconciliation. we have said that for a very long time. i gave a comprehensive speech about our approach in february at the asia society in new york. ambassador marc grossman who is leading our efforts to build a diplomatic framework for this kind of reconciliation effort is proceeding in very vigorously. because we know that there has to be a political resolution, alongside the military gains and sacrifice that we have put in alongside the sacrifice and suffering of the afghan people. but we want this to be a, as we say often, afghan-lead and afghan-owned. >> can it be with afghan regime your working with? >> yes. >> do you trust karzai? >> yes. i do with leaders all over the world who have their own political dynamics that they are trying to cope with, which are not always ones

people may not really und lly ud what they're asking for, but they are asking for it. >> i spent recentlyew our role in afghanistan and they are concerned more than anything what will happen in afghanistan, that india will come in and fill a void there. what is the primary fear about the potential withdrawal of american troops from that region? >> you hit on two very important points. if i had to stress one, actually, it would be india, you know, pakistan for a variety of reasons is terrified of india. they've always thought and feared that india was going to sort of try to take them over one day. i personally think they're wrong, but it's very hard to persuade them of that. >> it was clear when i was there, that was the conversation piece with everybody we met. >> pam, you spent an enormous amount of time in that area of the world. it is our principal ally, pakistan, with our war within afghanistan, and yet within pakistan, there are -- there were in cambodia, years ago, sanctuaries, where they go back and forth across the border, and the pivot point in the relationship with this country

und and with the phase one required cuts or title i kutz in 2011 combination with the cuts under title iii, we have essentially a 15% cut from the 2011 march lown baseline. 2011 is a very low base line anl more than 2010 and takes us bace many years earlier so you have a low base line and we are goingi, to cut 15% more out of the program supporting success of the working families supporting the smallest children come supporting the success of our college-bound children to read this is not have that builds an stronger america. the third factor is that while our children and head start andt children and for college and dot citizens seeking job training or going to take these lows the wealthy and well-connected don', contribute one slim nine. well, you know what, there are g some ouef those programs in the did in the tax code that actually help the middle class. my colleague is making that argument and the garden is our extended so don't touch any of those programs. we took the same attitude toward to the spending program we would see some benefit to the middle class don't touch any spend

that storm, that surge, could put parts of the city completely und water.e about new york city it's a honeycom underneath. it's tunnels of all sorts and it's an island. jacqui jeras in cnn's hurricane headquarters. tell us about new york city and the risk that's posed to the city. >> the risk is really high, ali, even with a smaller hurricane or a weaker hurricane and that island you mentioned, has been built up. it's been filled in. this used to be a much swampier area and probably shouldn't have built this much here. this is a computer model basically that shows us what the storm surge is. this isn't just one big push of water. this is a consistent slowly rising push of water that's going to be moving in as those winds fudnnel into the bay area, up the rivers into manhattan. that's going to be one of the areas we're most concerned about as we zoom in here, those winds could make the rivers flow backwards at some time. this is going to get maybe ten blocks in from the coastal areas. that's a good potential. this is going to move into the shipyard areas. yo

to put that number into perspective sometimes surly to break it down different ways to help people unded how large it is. $15 trillion in debt is roughly equivalent to $50,000. for every man, woman and child in america. now, that includes everyone, that includes an offense, it includes people who are retired and includes people who are in college and high school or junior high or a great school and it includes people who were in the middle of their careers it includes everyone when you break it down by taxpayer it is more like $150,000 ahead. that is a lot of money. so recently, i had a friend whose wife gave birth to a child so someone jokingly asked that friend have you told your new baby about your serve the national debt that he now holds and the assured me they hadn't yet the job couldn't process. i have another friend who on halloween sent out a tweet saying i'm schering a trick or treaters tonight by telling them what their share of the national debt is. [laughter] really is a frightening prospect only as frightening as anything else you could do if you think about and when you st