charley sheen plans to donate 1% of his profits fromhis new fx show to military aid for united service organizationribution for a individual. he is guaranteeing a minimum donation of a million dollars with basically no cap on the phenyl amount. the funds will be used -- final amount. the funds will be used for a entertainment facility for injured troops in bethesda. >>> time for a check of the forecast lynette. it's steamy out there. it was painful yesterday. >> and today it will be hotter. a hi of 98. 100 some people will hit that as the temperature. we are not factoring in the humidity. right now, temperatures in baltimore at 75 degrees. 81 in dc and 67 in york and 70 in haikerstown and wind chester. so -- hagerstown and winchester. the story is the moisture. we can see the dew points in the 70 in baltimore. 71 there. we are looking at upper 60s in dc and culpepper around 70. 66 for a dew point in hagerstown and once we get to the 70s, the upper 60s. that's when we are dealing with something that we can feel out there something that's on the miserable side. satellite and radar picking up on cloud

united players. we are a youth-service organization in district 6. before i go on, i want to thank the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs and let everyone know there are interpreter services available to my right, if anyone needs them. let's get started. our agenda for tonight, we are going to go over the agenda and ground rules. we will have a budget overview from the mayor's office, and then we will have some constituent presented speakers, people chosen ahead of time to give short comments about how the budget will affect their constituency. then we will have a community open mike. we have a short amount of time, so i want to remind everyone to be respectful. everyone has written comments or placed their name in a bowl, and we will draw from them and alternate between districts 6 and district 5. has supervisor olague said, it will be hard to hear from everybody today, but the fact that you are here shows that you care, and we appreciate that. the comments that are in the bowl will also be compiled so that information gets to the peop

service unit. we coordinate healing activities such as candlelight vigils, hearing circles and organized peace rallies. we help with fundraisers and long-term effects that a family might feel. as was mentioned before, one of the biggest challenges young men that have experienced violence that have lost brothers, sisters, friends, community violence to get them into mental services and address their own ptsd so they're not a peter traitor in the months to come -- perpetrator in the months to come following the incident. we have grass roots organizations throughout the city of san francisco. we use this relationship to coordinate services with youth and families impacted by street violence and to ensure a wraparound approach to the services. this is the biggest key. when violence and hole sides hit a certain community, we can't do this alone. we work with d.p.h. and work with community-based partners to provide as much of a comprehensive wraparound approach to men and women that are impacted by violence. recreational activities, those folks already have a deep connection with these families. we really t

service organization serving latinos in los angeles. they serve them by building an infrastructure that connects prevention and treatment and science with advocacy. harlem unitedre examples of what service aids organizations have to look like if we're going to end the aids epidemic. i have a recurring dream in which a boy asked a wise woman what did you do when millions of people were dying from aids? i always wake up before the wise old woman has a chance to answer. i'm afraid i wake up because i'm afraid of the answer. i'm afraid the answer will be not enough. i work for a tiny organization, and for all i know, we may close the doors next week, but this week, this week with our suri black treatment advocates and black scientists, no, this week with our journalists, we are going to sweep every drop of information out of this meeting we can. [cheers and applause] my worst nightmare is that we will distort opportunity as this is what i know. the day will come when the epidemic will be over, and when it does, it's important for them to know that we were not all monsters, that we were not all cowards, that some of us, some of us dared to care in the face of it, s

i just took a look and said you don't spend 26 years in a great organization like the united states navy and not miss that sense of service to your country. and i looked at the way our political situation was going in our country, and i said, you know, i can sit on the fringes, i can talk about it, i can i can makeout it, recommendations on how to improve it. but if you really want to affect the direction and course of the nation, you have to roll up your sleeves and get ready to go swim in that dirty end of the pool called politics. so i took a good hard look, laid out the plan, asked a lot of questions, and then finally said, you know, this is going to be the time and the place. >> what happened? >> when i entered the race, i had 14 months to a primary in june of this year. unfortunately the week after i entered to run for congress in northern nevada, our ethics challenge senator john he hason would resign -- john ensign would resign that would cause the governor to fill out the remainder of his term which triggered a special election so it went from 14 months to a primary to four months to a special election. then the

services. many organizations risk becoming irrelevant. fortunately some visionary organizations have begun to read too. harlem united has worked to adapt to the dynamic environment, readying itself for reform and shifts in the health care system. it began as a small organization but is federally qualified with 3000 patients. harlem united connects the dots between medical care and social services. eric is here this morning. he is a health educator and youth advocate for a. -based social service serving latinos in los angeles. they build an infrastructure that connects prevention, treatment, and science with advocacy. they are 3 examples of what effect of aids service organizations must look like if we're going to end the aids epidemic. i have a recurring dream in which a little boy asks a wise old woman, what did you do when millions were dying from aids? i always wake up before she has a chance to answer. i am afraid i wake up because i am afraid of the answer. i am afraid the answer will be, not enough. i worked for a tiny organization. for all i know, we may close our doors next week. but this week, with our 30 b

organization but today qualified with 3,000 patients. harlan united connected the dots between medicare and social services and.plause] one man here today surveying 20 knows if los angeles build an infrastructure connecting prevention treatment science and advocacy. vienna star and cge is an example of what it must look like to address the aids epidemic. i have good dream as a little boy what did you do when millions were dying from aids? the wise woman said i am afraid to wake up because i am afraid of the answer that it will be not enough. i work for a tiny organization is. we made close our doors next week but this week with our scientists, a journalist, we well drop every piece of information out there. [applause] my worst nightmare we will squander the historic opportunity. this is what i know. the day will come when the epidemic is over. it is important to to know we're not all monsters or cowards. some of us dared to do that because some of the stared to love in spite of it. said caring, fighting, loving family live four. this is our time. this is our defining moment. together, we are great then aids. [a

services can you provide counseling wise? >> yeah. well again, i am part of an organization called racetrack chaplaincy of america. we have chaplains here in the unitedhe world. what we provide are social services, any needs that families might have. we conduct memorial services, educational opportunities. and so, i will make myself available, as well as my assistant, to the jockeys. we regularly meet with the jockeys and share prayers with them. they have my number and contact. so, we will be following up with the -- with the fairs that are coming. we have several more fairs. this is the first fair of the summer. we will be present at all the fairs >> chaplain chris, thank you very much. >> reporter: and that private memorial service will be held right here in front of the racing office at 10:30. that is a private service but this afternoon the fourth race will be dedicated to jorge herrera at 2:45. all the public is invited to attend. lorraine blanco. ktvu. >>> new this morning, egypt's president has ordered the country's islamist dominated parliament to meet again. the order from mohammed morsi is against the military's desire which broke up the l

united, for example has really worked to adopt medicare reform. it began as a small organization. today, it is a qualified help system with 3000 patients. it connects the dots between the medical care and social services. he is an educator for a social service organization. they are three examples of what the effective aids service organizations must look like if we're going to end the epidemic. i have a recurring dream. what did you do when millions of people were dying from aids? bile is wake up before -- i always wake up when there -- before there is a chance to answer. i'm afraid the answer will be, not enough. i work for a tiny organization. for all i know, this week, which are 30 black student advocates, we're going to squeeze every drop of information out of this meeting. [applause] my worst nightmare is that we will squander this historic opportunity. the day will come when this epidemic will be over. when it does, it is in plan for them to know that we ran not all cowards. that some of us dared to care in the face of this. some of us dared to fight because of this. some of us dared to love in spite of this. it is in the caring and fighting and loathing that we live for ever. this is our time,

organization. for the united states, this could mean improved market access for our exports of goods and services. it could mean protection if russia violates international rules. it could mean a trade boost and additional 50,000 jobs or more right here in the united states of america. it and all of this if all of this if the united states and this cock lifts the cold war relic, jackson-vanik amendment, and has normal trade relations. we waived jackson-vanik for over 20 years. we need pntr and we need to do it now. our competitors will have access to that market. we will then fall behind them. we can compete with anybody in the world. this is the greatest country in the world. let's not lock ourselves out of the market in russia. let's not put ourselves behind our competitors. here's an opportunity for us to come together. you heard earlier this morning my friends and colleague -- my friend and colleague, david dreier, talking about we can do this together with the president of the united states who has an export initiative to create more jobs. here we can demonstrate to the american people that w

organic. i would like to commend mr. ralph lauren for donate being his time and services in making those on forms. i think it is important to note that the united states olympic committee is privately funded, doesn't receive government support and doesn't receive government funds. so i just spent a great deal of time this past two weeks watching where the house of representatives tried to repeal obama care for the 33rd time and i'm confident that i saw some suits at the podium that were made by kong tailers. and i'm just can't imagine the hypocrisy of them and i have an idea to help rebuild the garment industry in the united states. since there is only 45 working days left in the congressional session the next time one of your members of congress comes to your town for a town hall meeting ask him to slip off the coat and see what the label inside their shirt and jacket is. how do you think this story became a story? caller: well, you know it is just the matter of fact that we're part of a global economy. in central economy after nafta we lost almost 4,000 textile jobs in less than a year. we used to make on forms and clothing. i go to the local

united states as a terrorist organization was vetted by three u.s. agencies before visiting the white house. napolitano said the state department, the department of homeland security and the secret service all thoroughly examined the egyptian man, hanni, before his visit to washington, d.c., whether he met with members of congress and senior administration officials. then, there's a quote in the article from secretary napolitano that says, as we move forward, we're going to continue to have visitors to this country that the state department and others feel are useful to bring to the country to have discussions moving forward who say they're members of a political party that in the past has been so designated. another quote. he was vetted before he got a visa against all known terrorists and other databases for derogatory information. none was found. as he entered the information, we, too, vetted against all our holdings, including terrorists and information from a variety of sources and no derogatory information was found. before he entered the white house, he was vetted a third time by the secret service. no derogatory information was found. so then we can have some confidence this was

general alexander and united states cyber command working with joe kidd and strategic command are putting together the specific requirements that the services and then tried to organize, train and equip. once we clearly identify those i think we'll find, at least in the air force, the greater good of our people are people who help establish the architecture, the infrastructure within which are cyber operates will then operate. those operators need to be recruited very carefully, trained very carefully in a different skill set than the people who establish, operate and defend the architecture. and i think that's our first task, making sure we have had organizational cross clear in our minds can we know exactly who we need and what skill set, and the we focus on finding the right people, trained in the right way. >> and we are competing directly with industry on these issues side think it makes that much were difficult to mr. chairman, thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you, senator hagan. senator graham? >> thank you, mr. chairman. to all of you, really accord yourselves will and they want to share senator hagan's comments about the way you recognize her family.