what makes us uniquely america? you are the president, you will say there is no difference between us and spain except arrogance, really. just the arrogance. i'm spanish. whatever. people are people. but there was a new and revolutionary idea in america. maybe we need to go back to that idea. what was the idea? the idea that man can rule for himself. how does he do it? america is great, because america is good. what makes us america, really, and unique? right now, i read a story today that americans are just killing killers. that's the spin. on one of -- which one was it that said that? america is a bunch of thugs, killing killers, osama bin laden. that's why we need a revolution. no. no. don't you see, everything that is making us america is being dismantled. this is -- you may have a different list. this is mine. we're individuals. then we're pioneers, we're dreamers, we're courageous, charitable. fair-minded. and people of faith. i put this list down yesterday. it started to look at this list. and i thought to my

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fortunately for us america does great things. i believe that we can find a balanced approach that -- combines some reductions in spending on some programs. but combining that with increases in revenues for those who are most able to afford it and other policies that would promote faster economic growth like during the clinton era. the current budget proposals, both the president's budget and the republican budget proposed by congressman ryan, don't exactly get it right. they both leave room for improvement. we have to get this right, mr. speaker, and the only way that we can get this right is by both parties working together and sacrificing. we know that the american people don't want to underfund education or investments to grow the work force. we know that they don't want us to sacrifice our long-term global competitiveness for short-term gain. americans believe that we can walk and chew gum at the same time. mr. speaker, we can invest in tomorrow and still get our fiscal problems and our fiscal house in order. how do we move f

america's cup. i understand this is going to phase 2, the cruise terminal, so this bill would not be used for construction. >> special projects manager with the port. if i could give a brief overview, for the benefit of the public. the city is undertaking a great deal of capital expense to prepare for the america's cup. $58 million in phase 1. the event authority is investigating. those will be reimbursed by rent credits that the port will give to future long-term development grants. in total, the city will spend about $113 million getting ready for the america's cup. there are certain tax benefits that flow to the city that have been quantified at $19 million

exploratory and project, and finally, it will serve as a lasting legacy for the 34th america's cup, and we hope to use the cachet with the america's cup for future use at pier 27. the next steps -- again, i mentioned a four, we go to the budget and finance committee for fiscal feasibility. we are in the process of selecting a construction manager general contractor. that process is under way. the rfq was issued two weeks ago. there was a previous meeting last friday, and we'll get back to you for consideration for approval of the contractor in the june meeting. the design team is very busy doing the design development drawings. we hope to complete them by july. we will check in with you with regards to that. after that, the construction drawings hopefully will be completed by the end of the year. on another parallel course is ceqa. the idea is to complete ceqa by the end of the year so that we can start phase one construction january 2012. that is all i have for my report. there are any questions, i would be happy to answer. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? that a couple of ques

pawlenty. >> as i travel america it seems too many of our fellow americans feel that america's best days are behind us let me tell you, they are not. i grew up in a working-class family. i led my state in a conservative common sense direction. we can restore america's promise. i know that because i've lived it and i've live the american dream. we are going to need to restore common sense, american common sense to washington, d.c.. i hope you will join our cause began to timpawlenty.com to find out more. >> a lot of people can check boxes and say they have conservative positions. i've led on every one from social conservative issues, life, marriage, and i've got the arrows in my back from the mainstream media to prove it. i've led on national security issues, sometimes against president bush on issues like the iran freedom support act. i've been out front on national security issues. out front with my former colleague jim demint on social security, medicare, welfare reform. i led on welfare reform. i was the one that carry the water on that. it is not just checking the boxes it is having the courage to

days ago there was a peace conference here briger with one hundred fifty emergence of america's kurds weeks its official us policy. with these him or it was in it they killed scared of them they won't do it for you war. in the past but it was a sure america wants peace america is the one piece we want to see what we continue we want to remove. the libyan people to exploiting libya to britain could actually to colonize to control the tree sources even if it has to kill him or once he's for a prince supporting peace yes the obama agenda ok well according to you the what's the plan is here in egypt you mention egypt just now we heard tonight the financial help is coming from both countries and the americans using the term or maybe the buy their way into long term influence do you think. well tunisia barely used but the regime is still there same as in egypt so you get rid of one here but a new here replaces new york and one of the lines i used in my article this morning was in egypt and you perceive the same thing a virtually everything changed. america will tolerate the city america doesn't tolerate them or

before that, he'll join us on "good morning america." just hours before, iowa governor mitch daniels announced he will not run for the nomination. mostly out of family concerns. newt gingrich is still on the defensive over his $500,000 bill at tiffanys. he refused to say what he bought, saying it's private. >>> tucson, arizona elementary school students got a rare treat last night. the classmates of christina taylor green, the little girl killed in the tucson shootings earlier this year, talked to another touched by the tragedy who is light years away. >> they chatted with mark kelly. his wife was seriously wounded in that attack. very cool for the students there, as they really come together there. >>> well now, for this morning's weather. more severe storms. from dallas and oklahoma city to pittsburgh and buffalo. more twisters, large hail, and winds topping 80 miles an hour. thunderstorms and gusty winds across minnesota and wisconsin. rain from rapid city to billings. 6 inches of snow in the rockies. showers from seattle to portland.

today with us a victory for america. amen to that. martha back to you.elcome home from the beautiful gardens of london, it's great to have you back. martha: thank you, bill, it is great to be back, what a day to cover this story, bill hemmer, thank you so much at ground zero talking to the folks down there doing a great job this morning for us and we appreciate him being with us as well. as we all know on a morning nearly ten years ago the white house chief of sthaf andy card walked into a classroom in florida to pwraeupbg the news in george w. bush that america was unattack. we will speak with mr. card later this hour about how that day changed the course of history. and people in celebration today over the death of bin laden. how the pentagon is remembering that store tpeuf i ca horrific p next. >> i knew a few people in the pentagon. i'm a little nervous. i get a little emotional to talk about it, so it's a touchy subject. i can't get rid of these weeds, or these nasal allergies. i know what works differently than ny other allergy medications. omnas.

used in meeting in special event usage. the design team has recently completed schematic design and development is currently under way. next slide? december 31 of last year, the city may bid to host the america's cup and it was accepted by the event authority, including the use appears 27 and 29. this use provides funding and support from the event the authority for the overall project costs and provides a viewing experience for the event occurring in 2013. as a result of this additional usage, the cruise terminal project is aligned two-stage improvements in a compressed project delivery schedule. under the host agreement, the authority is required to demolish the entire shed at pier 27 and the non-historic portion appear 29, paying to relocate the equipment to a different location on pier 27. the port is responsible for completing a phase one shell on the terminal building by january of 2013 for use as the america's cup village. the event authority with an install temporary improvements for the cup races during 2013. the event authority is required to return the premise free of tenant improvements in early 2014, at which time the port would construct face to construction, to fill out the rema

chestnut corridor and all the other areas, using the america's cup theme, do you want to present something that would attract visitors coming here for america's cup to come out here, spend their money out here? submit that. that's what the other neighborhoods are being encouraged to do. the best plans are the orr beganic ones that people say, can go we get a little help, we'd like to do some planning, what's your number anticipation, where will people live and how can we get them to come over here. when they come over here, we can deal with the noise element through the entertainment commission. >> thanks, mayor lee. let me also add, we are all super excited about the america's cup, especially here in district two, but one thing, everyone knows what fleet week is like here in the marina and this is fleet week on steroids. this isn't going to be a weekend, it's going to be dozens and dozens of days, of racing, of people coming into district two. one thing in my office, we are focused on, aside from small business issues, which are very real and exciting to think about, but how do we make th

welcome to our viewers watching us on pbs in america and also around the globe. in a major reserve, the german government plans to shut down all of the country's nuclear power plants and by 2022. it was set up in the wake of the nuclear disaster in japan. they get 23% of their energy from fuel. there are still questions over how that gap will be filled. >> the german government has been under pressure from the grain movement. -- gree nmovement. -- green movement. >> we want the electricity of the future to be safe and reliable and economically viable. to get this, we need a new structure for the energy supply chain. >> they are on standby and will reopen. the other nine will close by the end of 2022. germany currently gets a quarter of its energy from nuclear, 17% from the noble like wind. their plan is to cut total energy used by making machines and buildings more energy- efficient. but more wind power means more pylons and high-voltage cables to get it from the wind farms. otherwise, imports from french power stations could rise. >> we feel that the share will

chestnut corridor and all the other areas, using the america's cup theme, do you want to present something that would attract visitors coming here for america's cup to come out here, spend their money out here? submit that. that's what the other neighborhoods are being encouraged to do. the best plans are the orr beganic ones that people say, can go we get a little help,

have to do is how many people in america who have gone through elementary school, don't remember supply and demand? we have and huge supply and it will blde j difficult for us. american people are open upd toa production all over america. t and to do that we have to gothii beyond this bill. a this is a start but is worthwhile. >> joining us as len kerner at dna news. the senate took a pair procedural vote on legislation this week aimed at addressing high gas prices at the pump when democratic sponsored bill, one republican sponsor. how do these two bills aim to lower gas prices? focus the attention or by both sides? >> well, yesterday the senate democrats tried to move to a bill that would refuel about $21 billion in tax breaks for the five major oil companies and that was defeated. it didn't reach the 60-vote threshold they needed. and today the republicans tried to move to a bill to expand offshore oil and gas drilling the senate is pretty much in a gridlock right now on how to deal with high gas prices. >> senator reid suggested after yesterday's vote that those subsidies, tax rates is to oil and gas companies to raise the debt ceiling. but his rationale

>>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." and have a great thursday. we'll see you again tomorrow. zbleef in the news this thursday morning another twist in the contra costa county narcotics scanned. one of cops ran a brothel. >> and search for missing bay area girl. police say she was abused by her mother and her mother's ex-boyfriend. >> more sunshine, still breezy and warming trend is on the way, but the cold wet washington, d.c. is still in the forecast. >> and live, in the weekend. >>. >>> thursday. if you got a bike pull it out. >>. >> topping our news this half-hour there are new allegations involving the embattled head of a task force. first he is accused of stealing drugs from a police locker and now he is accused of running a broth. >> well according to the private investigator this is where the brothel was operated. it's on gregory lane and apparently it wasn't a well kept secret. butler has written a 34-page statement that he and former narcotics officer norman wielsch ran the brothel. they have been charged with

us. as america's fallen heroes are honored at arlington national cemetery this memorial day, remember themave a safe holiday week. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high- definition. >>> breaking news out of oakland. police officers converging on a robbery suspect. what we have learn about who police just tracked down. >> not everyone here is white, obviously. that's all i can say. i'm truly embarrassed. >> rising tensions on campus. is there a white supremacy movement at a bay area high school. >>> the latest round of cases to be thrown out in court. >>> good evening of course i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. breaking news out of oakland where a police high

us. the riccio is struck down was america the ban importation of goods made by child labor . we can't pass laws about laws that prevent importation of shrimp from corporations that kill sea turtles in the process we can't pass laws against that anymore and laws that ban the importation of carcinogen make gasoline additives we can't keep them out of the country we're letting the deputy oh poison us and kill off the environment all for more profits for transnational corporations this is insanity we need to reclaim our sovereignty and drop the w t o and the rest of the so-called free trade agreements that are strangling america and frankly the rest of the world for that matter and the first political party that stands up and promises to do just that a political party that campaigns on protecting us industry again we tariffs closing tax loopholes for job outsourcers and reinvesting in a new american infrastructure that makes all u.s. businesses more profitable the first political party that does that will win big at the polls we need to make things in the usa again or we know the

people and in that would be like the old time notion of america we're actually worried about the rest of the world. and about our own people at us and how do we as a culture branch the power from the americas ruling class we have now the top one percent taking twenty five percent of the income owning forty percent of the wealth without the i mean it where would you start. for me. it's so easy it's a very difficult question for me is very easy i started writing the book that we're talking about you know twelve steps i say listen i can defy i can show you where you're worth millions of dollars individually and as i was just a member of the corporation of america i can i can show you where you are not able to make the citizens the way that we do it again i'm going to keep getting back to this is we have to figure out how to unite how to come together outside of the office cation of the republican and democratic party and to say listen i'm an individual because listen you could be. a white area and separatist in idaho or a black nationalist separatist in detroit but you're both thinking the same things you're both thinking i want to

the question before us is what role america will play as this story unfolds. for decades, the united states has pursued a set of core interests in the region -- countering terrorism and stopping the spread of nuclear weapons, securing the free flow of commerce and safe-guarding the security of the region, standing up for israel's security and pursuing arab- israeli peace. we will continue to do these things, with the firm belief that america's interests are not hostile to people's hopes -- they're essential to them. we believe that no one benefits from a nuclear arms race in the region, or al qaeda's brutal attacks. we believe people everywhere would see their economies crippled by a cut-off in energy supplies. as we did in the gulf war, we will not tolerate aggression across borders, and we will keep our commitments to friends and partners. yet we must acknowledge that a strategy based solely upon the narrow pursuit of these interests will not fill an empty stomach or allow someone to speak their mind. moreover, failure to speak to the broader aspirations of

doesn't stop our wars and the death and destruction of the brain so who are we this is not what america used to be but i do fear that this is the way that we're going to stay unless we take a look around unless you wake up in a dream that osama bin laden's death has solved our problems and now we can sit back and relax. no unfortunately the world has only begun to force ourselves to change. it's a ride a which means that we're as specially excited for happy hour tonight as that means we get to go have a real happy hour before we can start at the top of the show. first starters let me just start with a couple of sorry joining me tonight and we're going to introduce you guys are doing lauren with her and j. crew are open government strategists i apologise in a horrible. we need no introduction they don't either don't need to know who we are or we i don't care i don't want to be a doctor i'm going to go with that one so we already railed on ed schultz a little bit tonight for sure but you know looking ridiculous and that was a ridiculous were hysterical blag but i have a hard to handle that is

>>reporter: internet uses up more electricity in america than the audio industry uses to manufacturears and trucks. experts say the system can handle the extra demand. overall demand has dropped over the past few years mostly because of the recession and higher efficiency of the factory floor. google and facebook have been using more and more energy as been a bone for the electricity companies. millions of servers that make the internet run account for 2 percent of all electricity consumed in the u.s.. if that's about half of what is consumed by the chemical industry which is the nation's biggest industrial users of electricity. greenpeace and criticize several internet companies for not using more clean energy. if the companies claim they're taking advantage of new technology to reduce their environmental impact. google relies on the wind for many of its energy needs. it says efficient cooling towers for data centers also keep electricity bills lower. greenpeace alleges that tech companies will be vital in improving energy efficiency in the future. in new york, allison. >>pam: a che

america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have is. >>> you're watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >>> u.s. forces did take out osama bin laden. excuse the obama administration is using how they took down the most wanted terrorists in how city prosecutors will retry the teens accused of the fatal burning of a pit bull. >>> and business leaders are saying casinos would bring money to the state. this morning, the proof they say is helping to improve maryland's ecomony. that and much more coming up on this wednesday may 4th, good morning i am charley crowson. megan is on assignment. let's kick off with a check of the midweek for cast with justin berk. >> cold front swinging through after we ended up with a beautiful day yesterday, it held off the cloud. look what we got this morning many all rain. maryland's most powerful doppler radar. light to moderate rain showing up. yellow and oranges and heavier bands of rains swinging through. another batch from west mister through laurel and we will pul

welcome to our viewers watching us on pbs in america and also around the globe. in a major reversal of its policy, the german government mass announced that it plans to shut down all of the country's nuclear power plants by 2022. the move follows a review that was set up in the wake of the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan. germany currently gets 23% of its energy from nuclear fuel. but as our correspondent in berlin, steven evans says, there are still questions over how that gap will be filled. >> ever since fukushima, the german government's been under pressure from the green movement with countless demonstrations and in the polls. today chancellor merkel made the change they want. >> we want the electricity of the future to be safe and at the same time, reliable and economically viable. and to get this we need a new structure for our energy supply chain. >> so the eight atomic power stations now on standby won't reopen and the other nine will close by the end of 2022. germany currently gets nearly 1/4 of its energy from nuclear, and 17% from renewable, like

>>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america," coming up next. . >>> this is further evidence that my son's death was not in vain. >> a sense of closure after the death of osama bin laden. the debate some are having following news of his death. >>> and we will likely know about the navy seals team that killed him but we know a special forces team effort was efficient and impressive and decisive. also it's powerful wide and packing a mighty punch. the threat the mississippi river swelling is bringing. two factors that could be disaster for thousands living near the banks. that and much more coming up on this tuesday may 3rd. good morning i am charley crowson. megan is on assignment. let's check your forecast on this tuesday with meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning. it's early and mild but let's recap yesterday. before we talk about today, and let's check out annapolis. we started out with clouds and you know every once in a while we get lucky and we blow the clouds out. we wound up with rain free skies and in fact a lot of sunshine

a chance of reawakening america, inspiring us to lead rather a van to follow. of being proud of ourselves for the things that are good about us and have as to what we always do which is correct ourselves. there's another way in which america is exceptional. america has been the most successful country and society in the history of the world and self correcting. we recognize sometimes a leak but always be in justices and bad things we're doing and straighten out. we haven't had to someone come and straighten us out in all the years we have been a republic because we have a system that self corrects. there is no reason we can't do that again. and we figured it out in the best we human beings do it, by conducting elections. we do it by conducting elections that are as fair as we can possibly make them and you help us do that which is why i love the work republican lawyers do. you help us make sure the elections are fair and honest. i will conclude with one story about the election that i lost in 1989, about four or five days before the election. i asked one of my

case this national tryout and saga over sex captivated the public mind and distracted us from serious threats to america one of which was not tied up. of the 9/11 commission recordrosto led commissioners say the monica lewinsky scandal distracted the administration and kept us from doing what we should have been doing to protect the american public. p >> guest: you will never convinceub everyone about bill clinton and they will have pros and cons why he was a great president or why he was a tv and. people will argue that for centuries to come. >> were there any political any all sexual escapades left out because they cannot be substantiated? >> hall there were some imports and tapes, especially audio tapes involving high-ranking politicians that we wanted to use but we couldn't because you have to have the information from both parties. we definitely would have been sued. >> guest: there always has been rumors about presidents and first ladies and in many places we go back to disprove the gossip so the focus was the substantiatedntia stories we were not just going to grant a scandal. for example, j. edg

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version of days of the civilians in the area america's reaction has been varied the white house first accused pakistan of not doing enough to counter terror before the us changed its tactics finally addressing pakistan's calls to acts as america's drone technology but despite signs of a peace offering and generic and sentiment has continued rising u.s. plans to extend its military presence in pakistan and ensure its dominance in the region after its troops withdrew from a guy stand seem to have collapsed and he's about bin laden's demise just like us drones came out of the blue delivering a direct hit on us critics which many say america is victory will hardly change the life of ordinary people here in a country that's been in the mails to fact by the global war on terror since raging in pakistan was one of the first to be completed all the time and since two thousand and nine in fact this allegation that is taking it to put these facilities all he needed population to this place really quite tranquil as you can see people out there are going about their daily lives that we have done with it less than a hundred kilometers away from here and with mounta

america. let's hope it can remind us all why we are in this.irst on that bright september morning by foreigners and subsequently taken from us by our own government in the name of our own security. we all know the absurdity that that has represented. that does it for us.

most of us in modern-day america are sick, we suffer deep emotional displacement from the line is we are told and the subsequent lies we tell ourselves. i'm fine, doing well, part of a healthy space policy. i'm helping my children become whole, helping individuals, none or at least little of this is true. so what does society look like to you? >> guest: what it looks like to everybody. we do a lot of eating fast food, we get educations that don't really help us become full well-rounded people. we involve ourselves in a political where we think things will happen but we know they are not going to happen, so we are actually kind of schizophrenic. we are doing something that we say well i hope this is doing well but i know it's not going to do well, like for instance saying i will elect a democratic president and then we won't be fighting war anymore. i will elect a black president and there won't be racism anymore. all kinds of notions we have the we know aren't going to work but we hope for the best, we hope things will work out and finally we will be able to retire and make a living

america whatever the cost other than it r.t. copenhagen well while estimates of being made on how long nato intervention in libya will last another us mission will not be able to crack its bags as expected america's planning to keep troops in iraq beyond the deadline set for later this year is out is really important i explained there's more to it than a drive for democracy. she is the country clothed in stars and stripes accessorized with a nobel peace prize winning president pioneering the big d. around the world let us be clear the united states of america stands with the people of tunisia and supports the democratic aspirations of all people from tunisia. to egypt to libya to washington has said the will of the people must determine the fate of their country. but in iraq where america claims to be transplanting democracy a renewed sense of nationalism has united thousands against the us we're not supporting the democratic aspirations of people in iraq we haven't been for it for eight years now it means iraqi people have wanted us out and we stayed there for their own good that's not democracy. anger over u.s. occupation dates ba

clinton in which this national saga over sex captivated the public mind and distracted us from serious threats to america one of which was al qaeda. in the 9/11 commission report the commissioners lay it out that the monaco luann ski scandal directed -- distracted the administration and kept us from what we should have been doing which was protecting the american public rather than focusing on a sex scandal. >> guest: you will never convince everyone. everyone will have the pros and huns while he was a great president or why he was a deviant. people are going to be arguing that for centuries to come. >> host: a tweet from larry flynt. were there any political escapades' you left out because they couldn't be substantiated? >> guest: we had some important tapes, especially audio tapes including high-ranking politicians. that we wanted to use because it was recorded in one state. and both parties to use tapes. we were definitely sued for it. >> host: any others? >> guest: there are plenty of rabaul all presidents. we go back to some of the gossip. our focus is on going and unsubstantiated story and how they

but the essense of america, the values that have defined us for more than 200 years, they don't just re still the america that does the hard things. that does the great things. we're the nation that always dared to dream. we're the nation that's willing to take risks, revolutionaries breaking free from an empire, pioneers heading west to settle new frontiers, innovators building railways, putting men on the moon. liberating concentration camps. we're the nation that all those years ago sent your division to a high school in arkansas so that nine black students could get an education. that was you. because we believed that all men are created equal. that everyone deserves a chance to realize their god given potential. we're the nation that has faced tough times before. tougher times than these. but when our union frayed when, when our harbor was bombed, when our country was attacked on that september day, when disaster strikes like that tornado that just ripped through this region we do not false terrify, we don't turn back, we pick ourselves up and we get on with the hard task of keep

us. this is are really sincere step of, you mess around with america and it may take us 10 years, but we will dig in to your hole or mansion, and we will get you prepa. tavis: will get to the deficit now. senator simpson, what do you make of the debate so far? in your words, describe how you view the debate . >> i have a bias and that is that my wonderful cochair and i, erskine bowles, 18 great americans, six appointed by the president, 12 from the congress, put together a package that was voted on by 60% of the 18 of us. five democrats, five republicans, one independent. 60% will get you anywhere in washington. then you have the gang of six. when the president finished his remarks, pray for the gang of six. three democrats, to republicans. i can tell you this. the president's plan is a good shot. does not get there, because you not do anything -- do not do anything for social security. we are not out to cut social security. we want to make the thing is solvent for 75 years. unless you want to leave it alone, with all of the passions from aarp -- do not touch it. do not put your hand on

. >> has many of us forgot why america is an exceptional nation? >> he has to answer some tough questions. >> he has to show discipline in the way he talks about issues and a seriousness of purpose of which is very capable by which a sometimes people question. >> maybe it is a black mark that his time in congress ended in failure but at least he is famous and is seen as a big player. many others think that he is not credible, dull, or both. most of the main players have not declared. sarah palin will probably not run. many consider the potential republican candidate unknown unknowns. >> no, no, no. >> what do you think of the field? >> i think the republicans feel this week. >> that is why gingrich has a chance. some think that he does not have a chance but the field is wide open. >> some of europe's top golfers were among thousands of mourners at of the funeral of seve ballesteros. his ashes were carried a from spain to his family's church. >> in a tiny village where he first picked up a golf club, the fondest farewell to a sporting legend. family

fiscal policies to grow the middle class in america and to pay off our debt at the same time the solutions that raise problems are really quite clear we've used limited before and it worked we need democrats like harry truman and republicans like dwight eisenhower not corporate shills like mark kirk john boehner and eric cantor if we're going to get america back on the right track. as the big picture for us and i for more information on the stories we've covered visit our websites of marvin dot com and. also check out our you tube page as a you tube got consolations the big picture r t v two dot com slash artist and this terror show is available as a free video podcast on i tunes and don't forget democracy begins with you when you show up participate tag sumanda. will. bring you the latest and signs and signals from. the future of coverage. led mission three liquidation three per store charges three the arrangement three lists three the stereotypes three per the old fleabag live video for your media projects for free media. tom.

could be created with the america's cup also encourages improvements of swimming pools so people see how water is a big part of our lives that we should always have around us, but i think the america's cup will be wonderful for the city because we will be able to watch from the shores, and it is almost as if the san francisco bay area region was created for the america's cup, and i hope it stays with us for many years. i want to see the giants win the world series again, and already with spring training coming up, there's this feeling of exhilaration about the giants again, and i hope that the 49ers stay in the city, and bayview hunters for development is a key part of that. so i'll be making sure we are in communication because i think sports really helps encourage even children and our families to see that athletic and physical activity is so important in healthy lifestyles. >> are there any other issues that concern you that we have not discussed or areas that you plan to concentrate on throughout your remaining term as supervisor? >> some people do not know that we serve on a lot of other committees. i serve on the bay area quality -- air quality manag