it's from greg walden who is very vocal on alltel come issues, he's a former telecaster himself. this is, i think, fair to say a lot of this comes from two things which is the merger of nbc universal/comcast and the passage of the net neutrality rules. both were prolonged debates within the commission. both the passage of net neutrality rules and the attachment of provisions raised a lot of, they raised objections from republicans. they felt that some of the conditions on the merger went outside of what the fcc should concern themselves with, and they were just flat unhappy with the net neutrality rules. they think that's an overreach. so what this is trying to do, essentially, is on one hand ostensibly bring transparency to what the fcc does, gives them more reporting requirements, but really it's going to make it harder to pass new regulations because their going to require a cost benefit analysis of any potential regulation, and that would really cloud the water quite a bit in terms of action going forward. >> guest: i'm going to let my colleagues deal with this. >> host: mr.

the newly-configure non-profits housing provider known as haight ashbury/walden house. supervisor chiu: thank you for the presentation. why don't we go to the budget analyst report. >> on page 4 of the report we estimate that the commercial lease a building 449 will result in approximately $75,000 annually in revenues, and is shown on page 2 under the proposed second amendment, the common area of maintenance charges in utility charges would increase by a total of 3633 per month, and that is approximately 43,596 annually. again on table to come at the common area made its charges and facility charges paid by if walden house would increase by 1817 per month. we do recommend that you approve the three proposed resolutions. supervisor chiu: why don't we open up these three, at -- three items up for public comment? in the members of the public that wish to speak on these items? he and nunn, this item is closed. -- seeing none, this item is closed. supervisor kim: i want to thank mary for all your work with treasure island. i know we will go through changes, really appreciate

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common area made its charges and facility charges paid by if walden house would increase by 1817 per month. we do recommend that you approve the three proposed resolutions. supervisor chiu: why don't we open up these three, at -- three items up for public comment? in the members of the public that wish to speak on these items? he and nunn, this item is closed. -- seeing none, this item is closed. supervisor kim: i want to thank mary for all your work with treasure island. i know we will go through changes, really appreciate all the partnership you have work to make such a strong community in treasure island. and supervisor chiu: the three items have been moved for recommendation out with it up -- with recommendation. can we call items number seven, eight, and nine, please? >> item number seven, ordinance appropriating 4,442,000, 514 consisting of 3,000,709630 in fund balance and $732,884 in interest earnings from the sale of the watermark land in condominiums to the port commissions in 2011-2012 to be used for the development of the brannan street wharf and the mixed-use cruise termi

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the newly-configure non-profits housing provider known as haight ashbury/walden house. supervisor chiu: thank you for the presentation. why don't we go to the budget analyst report. >> on page 4 of the report we estimate that the commercial lease a building 449 will result in approximately $75,000 annually in revenues, and is shown on page 2 under the proposed second amendment, the common area of maintenance charges in utility charges would increase by a total of 3633 per month, and that is approximately 43,596 annually. again on

a full $620,000 will be distributed to these four partners to provide these services, to walden for transportation. the used justice institute will provide mentors ship. the adult probation plans to spend money to allow for the ordination of case planning. the department has proposed a halftime position within their reentry division dedicated to coordinating the services. this will be responsible for coordinating and conducting all of the pre release planning for individuals released from state prison and county jails. we will be sharing the health records as well as from our local system. by dedicating a person to this, we will be able to gather and assess the information about folks coming back to us prelease said that we can better target resources. one example is the resources of transportation, this is very costly, very time-consuming, to drive to the prison to pick someone up. we're committed to doing that for those of serious mental illness or other news but we need a good pre release information so that we can direct limited resources. that is our plan. provided that this goes forward, i e

of course, congressman walden had a small radio station for quite some time, senator smith's representing the broadcast. i can tell you what happened in my case is when i became oregon's first united states senator, i said, look, i'm going to do everything i can for our traditional kind of industries. but i said in addition to that i'm going to try to find some new opportunities for us to really lead and innovate. and it always kept coming back to technology. for example, i'm now the chairman of senate finance committee on international trade. i think the internet is the shipping lane of the 21st century. so i'm very interested and anxious, for example, to promote the export or our digital goods. senator thune and i have introduced a bipartisan bill to do that as well. so if you look at the areas i've focused on -- authoring the communications decency act, that we wouldn't hold the intermediaries liable and damage innovation, i wrote the internet tax freedom bill, in effect, twice, the digital signature law in which people are viewing and listening often use when they're, in effect, signi

>> there is a bill from the telecom greg walden who is focused on the telecom issues he's a former broadcaster himself. this is i think fair to say a lot of it comes from two things which is the merger of nbc universal comcast and then dennett neutrality rules. both were prolonged debates within the commission. the ultimate results for the net neutrality rules and the a touch of the conditions to the nbc universal comcast merger raised a lot of -- they raised objections. they felt some of the conditions on the merger went outside of what they should concern themselves with and they were just unhappy with dennett neutrality rules they think it is an over reach. so what this is trying to do e essentially is on the one hand ostensibly bring transparency to what the fcc does. gives them more reporting requirements but more importantly what is going to visit it harder to pass new regulations because they are going to require the cost-benefit analysis of any potential regulation. but cloud of are quite a bit in terms of action going forward. >> i'm going to let my colleagues deal with this. >> mr. k

of course senator walden has a small radio station for quite some time with the family. senator smith is a broadcaster. i can tell you what happened in my case is when i became make united states senator in 1996, i said i'm going to do everything i can forward our traditional kind of industry but i said in addition to that, going to try to find some new opportunities for us to really lead and innovate and always kept coming back to technology. for example and now the chairman of the senate finance committee on international trade. i think the internet is the shipping lanes of the 21st century so lineberry can -- interested and anxious for example to promote the export of our digital goods. we have produced a bipartisan bill to do that as well. so if you look at the areas i have focused on, offering the communications decency act, we withhold the intermediaries liable in libel and damage innovation, they rogue internet freedom bill. the digital signature law, which people who are viewing and listening often use when they are in effect finding real estate documents and now

on february 8th, 2010, in walden, massachusetts.alled to a robbery at a 7-eleven convenience store. >> mark is the lieutenant detective at the malden police department. >> we realized there was a witness that attempted to get involved, so to speak. >> the witness, granny, is having a casual conversation with the clerk, but that soon comes to a halt when a tall man walks in and goes straight for the cashier. >> when the suspect went behind the counter, she obviously observed that something was going awry and went to the defense of the clerk. >> looking for the closest defense weapon, granny grabs the price scanner and strikes the suspect repeatedly, trying to deter him from getting into the cash register. >> i'm not sure if it works, but in her eyes it worked. she was doing something to attempt to defend her friend's honor as well as herself. >> while this is all going on, there's another customer in the store. >> the woman had no idea what was occurring when the individual attempted to rob the store and granny coming to the clerk's

walden over there has copies of impact statement which is voluminous. but isn't it true that the state department draft environmental impact statement concluded that the keystone pipeline would have limited adverse environmental impact? >> mr. chairman, what the statement said was it suggested that there would be little adverse impact to most resources. it then went on to say if that was the case, the applicant followed all of the state and local rules and all the mitigation procedures that were outlined it then went on to say their three or four areas that were of concern that called up spills, possibility, cultural resources related to native americans, called all wetlands and other areas where trees and shrubs would not be put back after the pipeline was put in. statement, environmental impact statement is very long. the summary is just a page but there are many other pieces throughout the document. >> isn't it true the state department's own environmental impact statement included review of an alternative not to build the pipeline at all and didn't

it's like that first line in henry david thoreau's walden, what can i do to wake my neighbors from their sleepwalking? that's what lifting your voice is all about. it's like lying 24a when plato says to socrates my fearless speech, my unintimidated speech, my frank speech which had to do with that which was calling into question those presup suppositions that had blinded people for so long, but they needed empowerment, and they started loving folks who had been so prophetic and blues-like. thank god for the occupy movement. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> wow, that's nice. brother james just drew a beautiful picture. we're talking about artists. give that young brother a hand. where's brother james? there he is right there. [applause] there he is. put the camera on brother james. love you there, brother. >> i gotta take that picture home with me and show it to my granddaughter. >> but, you know, yours is more handsome than i because you're more handsome than i. [laughter] >> i'm going to leave that one alone, i'm just going to show it to my granddaughter. >> isn't that bea

walden for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and welcome our witnesses today.this is interesting but i've been reading through the -- i know you're all quite fun with it. on november 12, 1973, the united states house of representatives under democratic control to consumers sort of action in approving the trans-atlantic pipeline. on a vote of 361--- 18 that pipeline that the standards. senate to get up and approved it on a 40-49 -- 49-for anti, and then vice president spiro agnew cast the deciding vote. that pipeline continue. i was 800 miles of pipeline. it brought oil out of the bay and is about that carried them had the arab oil embargo. president nixon at the time said we've got to do something about using america's energy reserves, and the pipeline came along. and was deemed approved by congress. so this is not an unheard of act to grant sufficiency. made in the state department, you've not been involved in one of these. i get that. as someone who represents a district that has 55% of federal land and have watched things over the years, i believe in the cli

walden has a copy of the statement.ment opposed the draft environmental statement concluded that the keystone pipeline would have limited the adverse environmental impact? >> with the statement said is it suggested that there would be little adverse impact to our resources. if the applicant followed all of the state and local rules and all men biggest and procedures that were outlined, it then went on to say there were three or four areas that were of concern were there could be impact. suppose, crutcher raw resources related to native americans. wetlands and other areas where trees it does strobes would not be put back. there are many of the pieces to of the document. >> is it true that the a state included a review and not to build the pipeline at all. the the impact statement include building the pipeline along the preferred route to was better is environmentally than no plan at all. >> looked of many alternative the merits. we analyzed those. we look the routes that avoided the sand hills. we look the routes that ma