program will be discussed earlier as it relates to the commercial paper balance -- the negative undefinedear on page 57, we show a summary of the results of the financial statement and federal compliance audits. we did not note any significant internal control deficiencies or witnesses. with that, i am available for questions supervisor mar:. any questions, colleagues -- i am available for questions. supervisor mar: any questions, colleagues? is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> normally, we would have the city agencies. we have access to thecontroller -- to the controller's office. i think -- i have been coming to the san francisco county transportation authority meetings for a long time, and in the general language of this audit, basically what this audit is saying is that without qualification, meeting shall not go into the details this way or whatever way, generally speaking, accepting that general principles are audited, she finds everything to be fair, whatever that means. we listen to the san francisco county transportation authority at these meetings, as th

i felt that it was such a huge and personal moment, such an undefinable moment that it needs to be bigger than anything that could come out of me or their malice. it needed to be universal in this way. the best way to do that was to show all of the feelings and the expression so they were not forced to, they could say something if they needed to but they did not have to. it was about their emotional connection that we did not force anything. it was just as we felt it should be. tavis: tell me how much you had to trust the actors. you know conflict and the story. how much did you have to surrender? >> i do not think i understand the conflict. it is still so complicated today. i relied heavily on all of the actors and advisers and the victims we met. i wrote a script and considered it an outline. i said this is not my country or language. this is your story. everybody had the freedom to tell me this is wrong or we need more of that. so everybody had a voice and we made it together. i sent the script without my name on it. if they all agreed to come together and tell the same story then we h

. >> moving under the right policy, -- to leave those four elements undefined. he does have a presentation on that. and what we have been talking about, how we could -- in a meaningful way judge whether the race we were proposing made sense. and this is an outline that i think got us part with their. well i would like to do -- if we could have some discussions on that, if it seems to be something that makes sense to the commission, i would like to bring that back in january, with the policy guidance over how to proceed with the budget. those four things, if you could spend some time defining what's really include in there. >> the first item is affordability. they spent a great deal of time on the affordability and the charter requires we look at this. if we come back to you with the budget proposal. the affordability and the rates would be considered for the 10- year rate plan, and how that this would change. and as we structure and finance things to keep this affordable for the customers and the family budgets. we have increased the rate reserves, with the cons

>> at this point, it is so undefined. a number of special interests, tax provisions.lso, remember, i think any member of congress should be inclined to vote against legislation if it is more than one lender pages long, and it is coming hot off of the xerox machine and you only had one hour to read it. at that point, you should pretty much be attending know. >> thank you for joining us on "newsmakers." and we are back with our reporters from the politico and "the l.a. times." let me begin with you. we heard from the senator. he is not for degreasing contributions to the social security funds. others are saying it would be a tax hike on the payroll tax if you let it expire. what is the reality in the house and the senate approved does it go through? >> the reality is that they will extend this payroll tax that president obama wanted last year and that they gave him last year. there will be no political pain for everyone, or in january, when there is political paid for everyone. everyone's pay checks will go down. you will see your paycheck reduced if you work in this co

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>> at this point it's so undefined. and especially its pay for. a number of special interest tax provisions. also remember, i think any member of congress should be inclined to vote against legislation if it is more than 100 pages long and it's coming hot off the zero ox machine. and you only had an hour to read it. at that point you should be tending no. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for being our "newsmakers." >> thanks, guys. >> we're back with our reporters. john and lisa, so let me begin with you. we heard from senator kirk he is not for what he calls decreasing contributions to the social security fund. what others are saying it would be a tax hike on the payroll tax if you let it expire. so what is the reality though in the house and the senate? does it go through? >> the reality is they are going to extend this tax cut that president obama wanted last year. the question is whether it happens in december so there's no political pain for anyone or in january which is political pain for everyone who allows that to happen given that

the trouble with the currencies is not merely that they are undefined or as they say on wall street on collateralized that is there's nothing behind them except the problem and the good intentions of the politicians who see to the printing of the paper. perhaps a more fundamental difficulty with these currencies is that. is is the tendency of privileged if you are an unthinking principle of the united states to print lots and lots of the paper that alone may lawfully print and to live high on the hog because they are privileged to sure the united states as you know is the is the owner of the great money printing franchise in the world called the dollar franchise the dollar is the reserve currency and it's that form of money the people are central banks will only take in exchange for american promises to repay eventually. but well they might ask in what and what is a good question and also and what is a good question for how investors will be paid if in the faith in the euro does this apparent figure is own crisis does unfold in a way in which banks go bankrupt there's the threat of con

mercator mapped the interior of north america and this great warpath in 1567 appears the first time undefinable place the interior of north america. it doesn't show the hudson river or long island or cape cod but shows this awkward reaching waterway stretching from the st. lawrence river down to the place the waterway forks. at that place where the waterway forks to the south, that is the place of the mohawks. this is america's warpath. off in that distance is the place where we will meet our enemies. france is not able for a variety of wars of religion taking place in france to follow upon cartier's exploration at that time. almost 75 years, champlain comes back and penetrates into the lake which he modestly named after himself, lake champlain. the great explore we all learned growing up in new york city was an explorer by force, not by choice. he was being taken as a dwelling captive, a willing prisoner by a party of pure on, algonquian who were penetrating the lakes of lake champlain, the iroquois lake and that place where the mohawks live. the reason montagnais and the your aunt's --hurons

and the other 137 were either at risk for developing lung cancer or had undefined growths in their lungsary disease of the participants was incorporated into the study. the breath tests proved accurate in detecting lung cancer better than 80% of the time. and the tests were even more accurate when researchers looked for specific types rather than lung cancer in general. the goal now is to develop a low-cost, noninvasive breath test that when combined with a c.a.t. scan aids doctors in distinguishing between benign and malignant lung tumors. i'm dr. timothy johnson. >> amazing isn't it? >> isn't it something, the breakthroughs. they have pen all the time in medical science. >> simpler than any biopsy used before to look for malignant tumors. the breath. some one may be fearful to get invasive testing done. breathe in, breathe out. >> noninvasive. so many people are afraid of going to the doctor and getting tested. it goes undiscovered. >> not just results. the actual procedure. >> this winter has been unseasonably warm across much of the country. and golf lovers are taking full advantage.

it was undefined. nobody was saying precisely what it was, but this appears to be it. it's that videotape. you're right, it's pretty hard to look at t. unclear who made it. in that videotape mr. levinson is talking about his health. he said that he's being treated well but that he's running out of medicine for diabetes. again, if that tape was made, let's say a year ago, we do not know the condition or at least we don't think we know the condition of mr. levinson. you know, he is 6'4", 250 pounds when he was back in the united states. he's looking very gaunt. >> do we know, does the family suspect and does the state department suspect that he is still alive? >> reporter: i cannot answer this right now. we are hoping that we will speak with the family today and get that information. i think, suzanne, you'd have to say that this case has been so mercy since the beginning and so many false leads and nobody really able to pin down precisely who is holding him, where they're holding him. you know, the u.s. government now for years, it's going to be five years in february si

that was really undefined. but he disappeared when he was working, now having retired from the fbi, he was working on some investigative things. this one dealing we believe with cigarette smuggling and he disappeared in iran. now to see that videotape, what he does say is that he's being treated okay but that he is running out of diabetes medicine. obviously he looks very gaunt there and the family put it on the website, apparently to try to get some type of conversation going with the people or gloups are holding him to say, what do you want, what are your demand. they want help from the u.s. government. >> it goes without saying this is not going to help soothe tensions between washington or the united states and tehran. >> it is a very difficult time because we've been reporting, of course, almost every day the difficulties right now in the relationship. you have the plot against the saudi ambassador, rumors that israel might strike their nuclear programs. a lot of very difficult things. the problem here has

to my knowledge the term operating company remains undefined and given joint ventures are not the type of corporate structures that the volcker rule was intended to cover i would expect that definition would be broad. >> just to say that is an example, is that it was overinclusive but we created the missions for joint-venture is that our operating to merge an entity. i understand there are those who didn't make those exclusions broad enough. >> the covered funds that originate investment loans. there were not exempted. >> i think that is something -- i don't have a good answer. obviously complex and technical but that is why the comments will be valuable to us as well as the impetus from our colleagues who regulate the banks. >> thank you. >> thanks to all the witnesses. like a lot of folks are have a broad concern with the notion of regulations and the general concern is in trying to deal with too big to fail in this way, we will end up encouraging or in sending too big to fail. specifically just as an example wall street journal has reported that the biggest too big to fail banks pay

to my knowledge, the term operating company remains undefined. could you comment on what is meant by operating company? >> that is an example where we thought the statute was over- inclusive. we saw to create exemptions for plant ventures -- sought to create exemptions for joint ventures. some thought we did not make those broad enough. >> one final thing. i noted that the covered funds that it originated on loans on a long-term basis were not exempted. would you agree that credit funds allow the banking system to share credit risk with investors? >> i do not have a good answer on that. we will look at that carefully. all of these issues, this is complex and technical. that is why the comments will be valuable to us as well as inputs from our colleagues. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to all the witnesses. i have a broad concern with the notion of regulation. the general concern is that in trying to deal with too big to fail in this way, we are going to end up in bridging too big -- up encouraging too big to fail. as an examp

this bill would prevent a regulation that doesn't actually exist from overseeing something undefined. an e.p.a. administrator, lisa jackson, has said unequivocally, that she does not intend to regulate farm dust in the future. but to add insult to injury, the consequences of this proposed solution could be devastating. the bill that came out of the energy and commerce committee could be interpreted broadly to limit existing and future clean air act public health protections for different pollutions. this final amendment that i offer today offers us the chance to protect our children and our grandchildren from asbestos, lead, cad mi yum, and other toxic air pollutants. i want to be clear, this is the final amendment to the bill and even though i'd like to it will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted it would then be voted on on final passage as amended. now, mr. speaker, if we are going to adopt this bill, we should make sure that we don't inadvertently roll back e.p.a. rules relating to toxic dust containing cadmium, lead, and asbestos, this should be something a

would still be permitted under the rule however to my knowledge the term upgrading company remains undefinedhen given the joint ventures are not the type of corporate structures the volcker world was intended to cover i would expect that definition would be brought. can you comment and is meant by the upgrading company? >> i would just say that is actually an example where we saw the statute was overinclusive and so we thought to create exemptions there for joint ventures operating companies are vehicles used to merge an entity with or into a banking entity or facility. i understand that we do make those exclusions broad enough and so we are looking into that. >> one final thing under that question is i noted that the covered funds that originate in invested loans and other extensions of credit on a long-term basis were not exempted from the covered fund's definition. would you agree that credit funds allow the banking system to share credit risk with investors? >> while i think again, i don't have a good answer for you on that but again we will be sure we look at that carefully. all of thes