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show hes continuing to consolidate military power. >> he clearly does and obvious that the administration used this as a serious threat. what else were they looking to do. >> reporter: they are looking to put an additional radar in japan to give them an early warning detection system but the focus on these missile interceptors looking to increase by 50% and itll come with a $1 billion price tag, bianna. >> we certainly have seen an increase in provocations have that young leader. >> ju...

independents, 202-628-0205. as always, you can reach out to us via social media. the address is there, twitter, @cspanwj. on facebook, its facebook.com/cspan. you want to send us an email? the address is journal@c-span.org. this is the report that was put out by gallup, authored by frank newport, jeffrey jones with the headline, "gallup editors: americans views on healthcare law." host: we want to find out from you what you think the impact is going to be to you and/or members of your...

the presiding officer: are there any senators wishing to vote or to change a vote? if not, on this amendment the ayes are 20, the nays are 79. the amendment is not agreed to. the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent the bennet-crapo amendment 2022 which is cleared by both sides be in order. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. ms. stabenow: thank you. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the se...

job hiring he did not have anything to do with the jobs that will be coming through you. that is how i read it. what is really strange to me, in 1958, i am going to go back. when the redevelopment agency came to the hunters point, there was going to be a lot of development. by san francisco being a union town, we were not getting the jobs. i was one of those that went to the labour council and at that time, it was dan smith that was the secretary. i said, if you intend to have workers,...

opinions and recommendations. commissioner torres: would that include the decrease? >-- increase? >> we have not done that today. >> the question is these rates for the -- cca program. >> that has not been before them and it would not go before them until november or december of this year. commissioner torres: these are your timelines? this says first quarter 2012. approval by ius is part of the process. is the rate issues we have been discussing part of that discussion? >> yes, it wou...

the rate fairness board that is part of our organization? >> we have not been setting -- >> we have briefed the rate fairness board on the state of the hetch hetchy enterprises long-term sustainability concern. we have gone through the customs service -- cost of service and all the rage you have developed. that would have been last winter. what is next up for the rate fairness board, after the general terms of the term sheet and a green light from this body would be to update them on n...

executive park would come from bayview hunters point. we want to have something on record. stan smith became the board member. and the statement at that time was a person, they would go and stan smith would approve the fact that it was coming through to work and it would join the union. in the 1970s, that is what we did. that has been 40 years. and my question, because i know he is here, i couldnt believe, when i found out a few months ago, he is the vice president of the black organiz...

of free speech, open, honest discussion of ideas and issues. when we hear doublespeak from all sides we begin to be cynical and distrustful towards these institutions. this attitude of distrust adds yet another barrier to trade and open communication. thank you. >> thank you. more comments, please. >> madam chair and committee. i am sort of at odds as to why the chair has an excellent idea. we are not thinking outside the box. we are thinking the old way we have always done things. i w...

are smaller in relation to the -- the total city budget is $6.5 billion. the projected deficit we wrestled with -- 3 rudder $60 million. add back to the board of supervisors. -- $360 million. the numbers are pretty small in relation to that. it is not unreasonable and is good public policy we pursue a process of increasing those rates in any event. if we do that, the proportion is clear. solving the cca funding problem is relatively small. if you solve one, use of the other at the same...

from the first local station with news in high definition, this is 9 news now. be careful where you step. several sidewalks in our region remain covered with ice and snow, forcing pedestrians to walk in the roads. cleanup costs, removing snow from area roads could leave some local governments in more of a financial hole. and health care debate. the full senate prepares to take a stand on its version of the health care reform bill. good morning. im andrea roane. thanks for joining...