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will we accept an economy where only a few of us do spectacularly well? or will we commit ourselves to an economy that generates rising incomes and chances for everyone who makes the effort? [ applause ]

will we accept an economy were only a few of us do spectacularly well? or commit ourselves to an economy that generates rising incomes and chances for everyone who makes the effort? >> for the first time since 2001, the state of the union address included no mention of the worlds "al qaeda."

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us. because the only contact we have and seven different agencies have to sign off on it before we can do it >> i just want us to be cognizant we sent up with that far that we are in anchor tenant. we got a good deal and if we feel where we become beholden to them it could never move, can't you worry about whether our ability to keep this as a reasonable cost [inaudible] potentially, is that i have some concerns about to beholden to any one vendor frankly. >> public comments? thank you. i'm larry bush >> i'm larry bush the unsettled budget issue. i was delighted to hear mr. st. croix thinks form 700 will be searchable because that will make a big difference in terms of being able to see where the conflicts might exist. the grand jury also i recommended creating electronic database on contracts for the same reason. i would like to recommend that you ask for a budget whether you submit it now or now at least know what it would cost. currently, as i understand the process, if you receive the conduct notification by e-mail and then they are essentially put on the pdf so they're not searchable

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and let us do what you think. call us at -- email us at comments@c-span.org. or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> in his weekly address, president obama previews his state of the union address. in the republican response representative steve russell of oklahoma discusses the parties priorities for the congress. >> hi, everybody. every day, we get thousands of letters and emails at the white house from americans across the country -- and every night, i read ten of them. they tell me about their hopes and their worries, their hardships and successes. they're the americans i'm working for every day -- and this year, several of these letter writers will join me at the capitol when i deliver my annual state of the union address on tuesday night. carolyn reed wrote to me from colorado to tell me she was able to expand her business, thanks to a loan from the small business administration. today, she and her husband own seven silver mine sub shops -- and last year, they raised wages for all their hourly employees. victor fugate,

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finally i know that i low pressure not be supervisor forever as many of us do in this room. thank you. we know that supporting the capacity of our commune 'til based organizations and neighborhood leaders that residents will far outlast that i'm able to do. we have brought bike racks, benches, public art displays, public leadership brought us safe passages while senior high school problematic blocks in the neighborhood. capacity building and neighborhood leadership in the south of market has brought us more crosswalks the sixth street substation. crossing guards in front of the elementary school increase walking time on king street and on treasure island and on treasure island more accountability in the navy highlight first and fore most for giving me another four years. it is an honor to serve and to lead. >> working with her from all six years she became a big sister and i learned so much from her about what it means to be genuine about your work to have so much integrity to be completely honest. she is so fiercely smart and i just again hope i live up to all that she was a

us? what do you think might surprise us? >> the known unknowns? nk that we knew what was , the wild card and japan. there is a good chance there. i do think. but it is not totally confirmed. it is still one of the most drastic economic reforms in his treat. they will be able to maintain another uncertainty we are looking at. >> the problem is if the economic growth is lower than 5% . >> social and otherwise? thank you for that. coming up next? >> we are pounding the markets. will the power the electric cars this year? >> we will see. ♪ >> china appears to be more and more green as the years go by. it isn't till the end of the decade, of course, courage and china to go green. tesla is trying to get a foothold there. >> absolutely. you want to see blue, but that's not what you get. asking him what the world looks like you had in 2015. >> red is my color, don't you think? >> it is also a lucky color for china. >> big-time. >> why? >> it is the biggest market in the world. getting people to buy with electric giggles. a lot of cities are very polluted r

do. our interpretation is community. for us, it has been a long, well understood term within the latino community to represent community. we basically have used that word, community, as one of our values moving forward. it is an inclusive term that we think represents the work that we do. >> when does it mean race? >> it can mean race if someone wants to attribute it in another context as race. as we embrace the term, to represent the organization and its work in our history in this country, it has been to represent a voice for the hispanic americans in this country and really represent our mission, which is to create opportunities for everyone including the latino community and to open the doors to the american dream for those who are seeking it. >> speaking of the american dream, start with your family. start with mom and dad. >> as you mentioned, i have the privilege of experiencing the american dream in this country. born in kansas, my parents actually came to this country in the early 50's, very early 50's. my parents came

usually i don't do this but i'm going to give you the floor. tell us what you're doing. >> thanks, jim. we got involved in biotechnology in the late '90s that two of our children got diagnosed with a rare disease, as you mentioned in the beginning, pompeii disease. at the time there was nothing. so we really focused as parents initially that what could we do to help drive science toward a cure. that was the initial effort and that led to the development of genzyme to a first gen racing treatment that our kids have now been on for more than a decade and it saved their lives and pa rt of what we're trying to do at amicus therapeutics is what is the nextgen generation for pompeii. that's what brings us here today. a company that has an exciting platform and series of platform technologies and making medicines to fundamentally change people's living and do so with extraordinary science and that's kind of our story and where we are today. >> your family is here and we welcome megan to the show. >> absolutely. hello, megan. she's our sweetheart. she's 18 yea

in terms of compatible and preferred uses. what do we imagine this building is going to be? is it going to be a club or a restaurant a boutique hotel or another office on embarcadero. i can't think for a use for the site better than the common wealth club for the city. i'm moved by kevin star, support of the planning commission and supervisor kim whose district this is, it's an impressive list of support. and i keep going back through all this testimony i was thinking what would harry bridges have us do. these guys that put it all on the line, some of whom gave everything would they really want to be evoked in an argument whether a facade is glass or brick. i think we can do better than that perhaps in discussion. no doubt they should be remembered and honored and i can't think of better groups in the common wealth club in position to pass that information on to future generations. >>supervisor london breed: supervisor wiener in >>supervisor scott weiner: i will be supporting the motion and i won't repeat the rational by supervisors kim and christian son. i would like to take

you do realize you're proving the exact opposite of your point. see? she's changed. she usedbe very supportive of me. [ beep ] claire: come on. [ beep ] [ television plays loudly ] aah. phil! ow, ow! why is it so loud?! my ears are bleeding. i don't know! make it stop! i just installed a sweet home-theater system in the family room. the, um... the trouble is claire struggles with technology of any kind. i mean, remotes, cellphones, computers... haley, have you seen my blue --