got legal opinions they wanted from their own people. >> he obviously doesn't know. i hope mr. kane reads the book. it's in the book. they can draw whatever conclusion they want. but i will tell you this. using those techniques saved lives. my job was to protect america. and i did. >> you talk about khalid sheikh mohammed. there was another guy you write about in the book, abu zabeta. he was waterboarded. khalid sheik mohammed was water boarded 183 times. this guy was waterboarded more than 80 times. his understanding of islam was and waterboarding helped him reach that threshold and fulfill his religious duty and then cooperate and then you have a quote from him. quote, you must do this for all the brothers, end quote. >> yeah. isn't that interesting? >> abu zabeta went to someone and said you should waterboard all the brothers? >> he said you should give brothers the chance to fulfill their duty. >> i don't think he said waterboarding. an assumption in your case. >> you must do this to all the brothers to allow them to get to that threshold. >> yeah, that's how i interpreted it. f

he said come on let's move in this direction and here is why. obama forgive me quotes by mr. kane. as martin luther king said, and uses the phrase, the fierce urgency of now. all that obama means by that as we should all act right now to do what he says. in other words, he is just invoking king to mobilize people to a act on this behalf. so what is obama stream? the beauty of this is that we don't have to guess. we don't have to speculate because obama tells us himself. here is barack obama's autobiography. i direct your attention to the title. dreams from my father. according to obama, his dream is his father's dream. infinitely his book is not coddled, dreams of my father. obama is not writing about his father streams. "dreams from my father" means these are my dad's dreams that i, obama, have taken. which raises an interesting question. who was barack obama senior? obama's dad? what was he like as a man and what are his ideas? interestingly as a man, barack obama senior was a deeply flawed guy. he was a polygamist. in fact, he was born in kenya. he married a woman in kenya, nam

the kings. marty turco on the back seat. in the second, good defense. patrick kane blocked the one- timer, then burst on the ice, gets it to patrick sharp, who scores his fourth goal in four games, and 15 of the year. hawks taking no prisoners. watch john scott get the best of kevin west. hard right hand and the hawks in control. hawks now lead 2-1 late in that game. >>> well, derrick rose back in action after missing a game with a neck injury. bulls were down by 16 in sacramento, but they stoned the kings in the fourth. joakim noah, the spin. game tied at 76-76. rose takes over. nasty cross-over and hooks it home. derrick in a class by himself. bulls led 85-83. then the next possession, rose, again, blows by everybody for the layup. on the circus road trip, their best record on that trip since the jordan era back in 1997-98. bulls win 96-85. >>> in college web, fighting illini did not have to work up much of a sweat against western michigan. mike davis, the alley-oop, leading by 21 at the half. second half, garbage time. paul with a flush. illinois wins it, now 6-1. final was 78-6

the 2010 stanley cup. >> i thought kane won? >> nope. the golden jet won the goal. >> what is a golden jet anyways? >> ooh that cuts him to the quick. >> he looks good in the hat though. >> he makes a good santa claus. >> he's a giver. >> and a liar. >> that too. >> all right. that is the news for this tuesday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm lourdes duarte. >> i'm mark suppelsa. for all of us here, have a good night. with the capital one venture card we get double miles on every purchase. so we earned a holiday trip to the big apple twice as fast! dinner! [ garth ] we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add up fast, we can bring the whole gang! it's hard to beat double miles! i want a maze, a sword, a... oww! [ male announcer ] get the venture card from capital one and earn double miles on every purchase, every day. go to capitalone.com. i wonder what it could be?! what's in your wallet? doorbusters start at 4am this friday at sears get a forty inch samsung lcd for four ninety-seven ninety-nine. this velocity micro seven inch table

was the actor kane, the greatest most influential start of the american stage. four years older than john wilkes, edwin was a dramatic genius, a prodigy who earned colossal national fame before the civil war began. during the war, edwin booth owned his own theatre on broadway where he could earn in a week the civil war equivalent of $200,000 he gave generously of those profit to the union war effort. he called himself corporal edwin booth. he called his act tears the federal dramatic quarter and together they raised thousands church are the performances of shakespeare for the widows and orphans of u.s. soldiers and from military hospitals. but the crowning moment in the wartime career of this feature out it got there was when he was summoned to washington to give command performances for his beloved president lincoln on a special occasion, the third anniversary of lincoln's inaugural. for six nights in 1864 at the national theatre, by special arrangement with lincoln and the first lady, edwin booth played hamlet, mcbeth and other shakespeare plays to deafening ovation. this was john

others. they couldn't stop one. six minutes into the third period patrick kane ties the game. again, use your imagination here. 28 seconds later eric christiansen is hit by turkey. hawks lose 3-2. now tom skilling is coming up next with the full forecast. blam [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, including celebrex, may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have

cosa es que como el senador mac kane de arizona ahora se oponen a esta clase de reforma necesaria, asÍ que ojalÁ empiezan a manejar los asuntos de este paÍs. >> que va a pasar con nancy pelosi? >> sÉ qué va a estar escrito en nombre de ella en los libros de la historia de este paÍs por los tantos que logramos por su liderazgo y creo que todavÍa tiene muchos dÍas, aÑos en frente de ella donde puede ser lÍder de este país en cualquier capacidad que ella quede porque ha comprobado que los, la agenda de ella es la agenda del pueblo y yo siempre la he apoyado y especialmente porque sÉ que tienen su mente y en su corazÓn los intereses de la gente que yo trato de defender tambiÉn. el futuro de ella todavÍa tiene un largo camino que caminar y ojalÁ lo hace en la manera que pueda ayudar a este paÍs mÁs. >> gracias por estar con nosotros. regresamos con un grupo de analistas que estamos seguros que tan algo que le interesara, y a lo mejor no le gusta pero precisamente lo invitamos porque saben lo que dicen y no les da miedo decirlo. buenos dias, -en mexico las autoridades inform

to shake them up. patrick kane a right-winger is now left wing with hossa. and kopecky. they face at the uc. things started well enough. and it goes in. hawks taking the lead. things fell apart in the second period. and the fourth of the season. tying it at 1-1. shades of edmonton. off a one on one. phoenix leads in the third period at the uc. >>> and kruts sat out and brett farve missed practice for the vikings. he should start against the bears on sunday despite a sore foot. ankle and pretty much a sore everything. he's been taking hits for 20 years in the nfl. >>> jay cutler was seven when brett favor made a debut. he is 7 and the quarterback cannot fath yom think about playing at 41. >> that's lot of games and toll on your body. he will have to have some surgeries to repair some stuff. it is remarkable. everyone knows that, you know, what kind of precedent he has set. hard to touch that. >> does it amaze you to see him play at that level? last year. and and a happens to play with him a lot of years and do a lot of things. whatever he and add records. >> he has a lower passing

the investigation. in divorce documents kane insists that terry has information and she wonts talk because her testimony will lead to criminal liability for kyron's disappearance. >> no judge in a divorce case is going to force terri horman to testify. she's entitled to maintain her silence. >> reporter: the two are locked in a bitter divorce battle also fighting over custody of their daughter. terri horman withdrew her request for parenting time with the 2-year-old after kane questioned terry's mental state, fitness as a parent and credibility. police have not named terri horman a suspect in kyron's disappearance and her attorney says that kane horman is using the divorce to vilify her in the court of public opinion. >> thanks. >> coming up for us a 13-year-old girl is found alive but her mother, brother and friend are still missing. we'll have the latest on the desperate search that has police in ohio baffled. >> also holiday shoppers beware. we're going to tell you that five traps retailers have in store for you when you head to the mall. this is "the early show" on cbs. would y

. >> reporter: it's not even thanksgiving, and robin kane has already done much of her holiday shopping online. a big change from the days when she joined the crowds of early morning shoppers the day after thanksgiving. >> i used to go to the black friday sales. my mother and sister and i would get up really early friday morning, every year. my father thought we were crazy. >> reporter: an american tradition, the rush to the shops for black friday bargains is in transition as retailers offer steep price cuts online. >> black friday for me is online at home. >> reporter: last year, online spending on the day after thanksgiving leapt $61 million to $595 million in a single day. up 11% over the previous year. but now, retailers are putting their black friday deals online on thanksgiving day. many for the first time. last year shoppers spent $318 million online on thanksgiving. a 10% increase. and this year, that number is expected to be even higher. you're going to have sales on thanksgiving day? >> it's kind of blasphemy. people are going to be sitting around eating turkey and then shoppi

brother. this woman is lorie kane. you may recognize her face and name. she was a direct terror and the star of our american cousin, the play performed when lincoln was shot and she was the woman who held the dying president's head in her lap. what is less well known is that the decaying was edwin booth's mistress. and she played a key role and watching his career. the pair met in san francisco after the death of junius brutus booth, laura was 10 years older than edwin, already an established act or is, but early on she recognized his talent. she wanted to be as costar, his direct dirt and it was her that plans their first tour together. he was leading man, she's the leading lady. edwin's genius is evident to everyone who saw him at. his performances in new york and boston attracted the interest of very powerful people. drama critics and writers. one of these was the abolitionist, julia ward howe, future author of battle hymn of the republic. she adopted edwin esser protÉge in 1858, publishing poems in his honor in national magazines. these writings help cement his reputation and b

. 15 seconds later, kane beats him for another one. atlanta on top 3-0. th the great eight. from atlanta putting on a show, alexander with a move around tyler sloan. what a shot that was. just phenomenal. caps lose 4-0. shut out for the first time in more than a year. they host the flyers at 7:00. no john ll for the wizards once again last night. the number one overall pick recovering from a foot injury. without thr starting point guard the wizards go out and shoot 38% against the grizzlies. it sounds like a recipe for disaster or an unorthodox recipe for success. the wizards up 10-6 in the first quarter. kirk hinrich up. remember this guys, vasquez one of three local products playing for the grizzlies. check out the kid fromontrose christian in maryland. up five points. memphis up. wizards pull away. gilbert driving up and in. the wizards win it 89-86. it was a very busy day on the college basketball front. georgetown, maryland. terms played a top 25 team for the second day in a row. this time it was 13th ranked illino. every team practices the inbound play and this is the resul

close by as kane, kendall, grundy and mchenry counties and then west to boone, winnebago, la salle, lee, de kalb and so forth. this is michigan avenue. little damp after some pretty good showers came through this morning. and some thunderstorms as well but more on the way. we will show you those in a moment. let's look at rains that came down in chicago at the latin school and downers grove here in the city at the gilman corporation community school and university park. look at these temperatures. 60 imree readings at a time of the year when the normal high is in the low 40s. and here is a look at peak wind gusts. wind always when you get this kind of variance and temperatures. we had gusts of 41 miles per hour at lowell, minooka, chicago heights and naperville up over 30 miles per hour and it's in a remarkable 63-degrees with sustained winds at 16 gusting 30 at o'hare at this hour. midway at 61. at 62 at car-pointersville and there is a plot of the temperatures around the area. take a look at them because these are gone. sayonara to these after today. what's interesting is how little r

deflecting off the oilers. earlier he took a behind-the- back pass from patrick kane and fired a wrist shot. toews gets his second career hat trick. >>> remember you can watch the bears take on the dolphins right here tonight. our pregame coverage from miami starts at 6:30. kickoff at 7:00. national viewer see it on the nfl network. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. [ male announcer ] when you're a quarterback in the nfl... ♪ there are no sick days. vicks dayquil defeats 5 cold and flu symptoms. ♪ [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] in the nfl, you can't win tomorrow if a cold keeps you up tonight. vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. >>> the university of california regents expected to vote today on tuition increase that sparked violent protests. four police officers were injured and more than a dozen protestors were arrested yesterday at a demonstration on the uc san francisco campus. protestors want the regents to reject a proposed increase that would bring

choice. this is "citizen kane." mine is not a murder. i wish it were. my three-hour epic has been to do this. please, go and find the truth yourself. do not take my word for any of it. no tricks. no hollywood. him in his own words. it's time to take a stand. what this boils down to is a man with a lifetime of being consistent, stating goals and destroying currencies and countries and then stating his goal that america and her currency is next. we know he wasn't lying the last four times. we know he wasn't lying when he said he wanted to be invisible. it boils down to this. which is a bigger leap of faith? that he is still telling the truth, and executing his plan exactly the same way he has done four other times? or this time he's lying about it? and this is the exception. america, you have to decide. your children, my children's freedom and the republic is at stake. we have done so much receremony for these shows. we have gone through everything for these shows. i mean, reams of paperwork. you don't think the attorneys went through all of this stuff? these shows are posted online at

democratic caucus that they had a really bad week a couple of weeks ago. host: paul kane writing about it in the "washington post" and in other newspapers reporting on the agreement reached yesterday with pelosi as she moves into the minority leader position. jim clyburn who would take on a new position said the best way to resolve this issue, the leadership issue, is maintain the diversity and cohesion in our caucus for us to pull up another chair to the leadership table so essentially it will be nancy pelosi is the democratic leader, steny hoyer as democratic whip and james clyburn as the assistant. guest: you have a caucus that is more solid ly in tune with te leadership that existed in part because the people who were least aligned with pelosi have in fact lost election and will not return. so, what you have is a caucus that is more progressive or liberal and more aligned with the speaker. as a result, i think she didn't have any trouble winning. to resolve the issue of who should be in the leadership they decided to add a chair to the table. host: our phone linesre open. 202-737-0001

caught up with a few of them and kaneed -- badged -- examined the damage. >> one by one those arrested walked out of the jail. most charged with unlawful assembly. >> we're guaranteed our rights to assemble. we assemble in protest of the two-year sentence. >> i was surprised just because i thought that we weren't doing anything wrong. we were just marshing down -- marching down the streets. >> reporter: hundreds filled the street after a peaceful recally, but then vandalism followed. cars smashed. windows broken and fences destroyed. near laney college, police in riot gear were rating, a splinter group broke off and headed to 18th street, a massive crackdown occurred when a gun was ripped from an officer's gun belt. >> you have a right to protest and freedom of speech and voice your opinion and discontent. you do not have a right to tear the city up. >> reporter: those who live on fifth avenue couldn't agree more. >> they pass my and they see any car, and the poke the window car completely. they hurt a lot of innocent people. >> reporter: police say more arrests and charges ma

grid called art kane, the former banker, will explain all this -- colbert king, the former banker, will explain all this in terms we can understand. >> it is true, on both sides. the chinese are keeping their currency rates low so they can sell to the rest of the world, and we will have a currency war. >> the result of which will be what? >> it will get us to a very dangerous place, almost like smoot-hawley did during the depression. they will have to wake up and come to some kind of agreement. >> but that did not work for the chinese. this is chutzpah for the chinese to say you are doing this -- >> from the chinese standpoint, they have all this foreign exchange they have earned. what are they doing with it? they are investing it, that is what they're doing. it is money they would never have gotten if they rely only on domestic consumption but they will continue to do it. >> i am not saying they should not have a lot of trade i t -- i am not saying they should not have a lot of trade. i just think you should try to have it on equal playing field, and obama is forcing them to have

8:30al eastern. more on politics this hour. democratic party chair tim kane and michael steele appearing jointly on "good morning america" offer opposing views on the elections. kane credits democrats with doing the heavy lifting to get the economy become to health and create jobs. steele says he thinks the g.o.p. will do well in the elections because, as he says, it has shown that it is prepared to listen to the people. the chairman of the republican governors association in an appearance today on cbs's "the early show" says he is confident republicans will take control of the house tomorrow but recapturing control of the senate would be a long shot. he went on to say the election is not about the public saying hey, republicans, we love you. he said it is a manifestation of voter anger over outrageous spending by the current administration. an update on the bombs last week, the head of the t.s. afa. tells cbs's "early show" his agency has sent a team of experts to yemen to help with screening and training and upgrade the inspection equipment. the goal is to make sure cargo com

commission chairman, tom kane. this is for enough hours. >> a brilliant next speaker. there really is no one more better position to talk about where we are with the war on terror, the need to move beyond the war on terror or not and also to help us think about this both in the objective reality and then the politics of the war on terror than our next speaker, governor thomas kean. governor thomas can serve as the chairman of the 9/11 commission which was responsible for investigating the causes of the 9/11 attacks and providing recommendations to future -- to prevent future terrorist attacks. this is the most important national security commission in u.s. history since the investigation of pearl harbor in the 1940s. a republican two-term governor of new jersey, governor kane won reelection in 1995 with the largest margin of the very in the history of new jersey gubernatorial races and left office as one of the most popular political figures in the states history. he went on to serve as the president of drew university for over 15 years. and today, governor kane is one of our count

," paul kane looks at the lame duck session of congress. michael lee talks about his election to the senate, the tea party movement, and the balanced budget, and hansen clarke talks about his election to the house. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> two in university tuition fees. can we update the house on how that plan is progressing? [laughter] >> mr. speaker, of course i acknowledge this is an extraordinarily difficult issue. i've been entirely open that we have not been able to deliver the policy that we held in opposition. >> and now prime minister's questions with the british house of commons. this week the increase in university tuition fees dominated the questions and a house. more than 50,000 students and reporters protested in london over the tuition hikes. it will go up to three times the current rate. the deputy prime minister stood in for david cameron who is on a visit to china. he also answered questions about investing in green energy and government support for small businesses. >> is not traveling to seoul. mr. speaker, the whole house will

with kanes quet yet keep the common touch. no one's done it quite like our 43rd president. i've seen him dealing with the various figures who come through the oval office. with the folks who look after the presidential household and it's always the same. we could all forgive a president for carrying himself with a certain expectation of privilege, but with this president, no such allowances were necessary. there were no affectations about him at all. he meets everyone as an equal. an attitude you don't expect to find in government, much less at the very top. but it's a classy way to operate. very american and wonderful to see in the oval office. it's also quite familiar to anyone who knows the family. he's courteous, fair minded and kind. capable of great strength and great gentleness and all of this very much is father son. mr. president, when you and i started our association in austin, we knew that big responsibleties awaited us and though of course we couldn't have imagined all that was to come, somehow, your life had prepared you for some of the most serious decisions any presid

congressional reporter paul kane on the agenda for the lame-duck session in congress. then, republican senator-elect mike lee of utah talks about his election to the senate, the tea party, and a balanced budget initiative. later, democratic congressman elecns

the lead prosecutor. host: the hearing begins at 9:00 a.m. this morning. paul kane, will this go hours, days? guest: we think it will go a couple of days. the house ethics committee operates under the ally of secrecy. this is a case that deals with home in the dominican republic, 12 years of financial disclosure forms and how they were not filed properly, assets that were not disclosed. ever issues about fundraising for the city college of new york and a wind that they were going to name for charlie rangel. this discussion could take a few days. then the committee will go into deliberations and go through each of the 13 counts against him and vote on him. if they found him -- find him guilty of the violations, then it goes to the full ethics committee, which has to figure out the sanction. host: phone call from bill. tidewater, virginia. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to comment on bipartisanship. the president needs to understand -- just look at the coverage from the veterans day where they were accusing him of being awol while he was on business with the cou

that we gotta keep getting it out there. >> while searching for his son, kane horman holds down a full-time job and acts as a single dad to his daughter kiera. he says kiera longs for the return of her brother. >>> sarah palin has a new book coming out next week and portions have leaked out on the internet. >> in the book, palin expresses her strong opinions on everything from the current administration to reality tv. manuel giagas has the details from new york. >> reporter: sarah palin's new book doesn't say whether she'll run for president, but with another popular best seller, tv shows and public appearances in political hi-important -- politically important states, she appears to be laying the groundwork as explain today barbara walters. >> if you ran for president, do you believe you could beat president obama? >> reporter: palin takes a swipe at barack obama saying he is among those who seems to think the tea party is racially prejudice. she also goes after the first lady, suggesting michelle obama hasn't shown enough pride in her country. sarah palin's first book "going rogue" s

security.s a matter of national- >> here to mix it up, ari and a new face, will kane. he hosts "off the page," a show on the web. you want me to do the honors, what do you think about the news of the day on terror? >> it's not a complete failure. the department of justice is going to put this guy away, but for the obama administration, you have to say this is a big failure. they want to use this case to show that the courts could handle the trial just as well as the military commission. after getting acquitted, that's a failure. >> doesn't that go to the torture issue? in other words, the reason this happened was because apparently, there was torture relative to the testimony. pause on that thought because the president's out on gm. >> one of the toughest tales of the recession took another big step towards becoming a success story. general motors relaunched itself as a public company cutting the government's stake by nearly half. american taxpayers are now positioned to recover more than my administration invested in gm. that's a very good thing. last year, we told gm's management

development environment with new incentives, and try to reform our education. weep are rid of governor kane's $2 billion tax increase. we balance the budget by cutting spending and ended the fiscal year with about $400 million surplus. the school principals really do work. -- fiscal principals really do work. there has not been such a time where people are willing to except more sacrifice and more pushing the envelope -- accept more sacrifice and more pushing the envelope then right now. you cannot spend more than you have. you go broke. running these campaigns and governing of this concern -- as a fiscal conservative has actually worked to create more prosperity for the state. everybody said there would be 37,000 teachers unemployed. it did not happen. people managed their resources better. botha accused iran of fiscal accountability really worked for us -- of those ideas around this accountability really work for us. we said we needed to do a better job competing in the marketplace. bobby jindal and mitch daniels were very busy attracting business. i had to get in the ballgame. we passed a

, shawn kane from the u.s. institute of peace. i was in baghdad in 2008. it's something which iraq kyes wanted with the u.s.. it showed they wanted to see economic development and they want to be integrated into the region and u.n. sanctions, and i know it's a difficult question to answer now because there's not a government for you to talk to, but this agreement is aspirational. can you give us an inside on what structures have been put up? >> we actualize it lrd. -- lrd. already. >> the actualizing of it, if that's a word, has not stopped during the government formation process. not to get difficult, but in the diplomatic realm, we break this down into subjects. i'll talk a little bit about the economic realm because that's what i did most recently. we have an energy group, transportation group, electricity group, and we sit down with the iraqis and proper ministries and talk about the problems that exist and if there are ways to solve them together. that continues to go on and ebbs and flows a little bit. some things go up and others down. the emphasis changes. it's something th

jocelyn kane for working hard to get this opinion from the city attorney. i know it was -- >> thank you. >> not an easy task. and i will fully go home and read it. >> thank you very much. >> ok. any public comment on this? jocelyn, you brought your mother here. and not making any -- >> not saying a word. no. i'm sorry. [laughter] >> all right. next item. item number seven. hearing and possible action regarding applications for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. item a, rodriguez, marco, d.b.a. rocketfish, 1469 18th street, place of entertainment. >> commissioners, this is an application for a place of entertainment. the applicant applied for this in mid october to add what the application says a small band and d.j. to his restaurant and lounge located on petura hill at 18th and connecticut. this is the location of the late and great lingba lounge that some of you might remember. there is a liquor license on the premises and the applicant, the business seats 40 people. >> on that side of the restaurant. >> and it's open every day for lunch and dinner. is

morning. paul kane, will this go hours, days? guest: we think it will go a couple of days. the house ethics committee operates under the ally of secrecy. this is a case that deals with home in the dominican republic, 12 years of financial disclosure forms and how they were not filed properly, assets that were not disclosed. ever issues about fundraising for the city college of new york and a wind that they were going to name for charlie rangel. this discussion could take a few days. then the committee will go into deliberations and go through each of the 13 counts against him and vote on him. if they found him -- find him guilty of the violations, then it goes to the full ethics committee, which has to figure out the sanction. host: phone call from bill. tidewater, virginia. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to comment on bipartisanship. the president needs to understand -- just look at the coverage from the veterans day where they were accusing him of being awol while he was on business with the country. talking about this health care bill, it is a health care insur

supervisors. acting director kane, when? >> nor 15th. >> november 15th there will be a hearing before the public safety committee of the board. >> correct. >> we held one hearing. i've talked around with various other people, and i can't really generate enough interest or get any direction to go in to have a second hearing. i would like to explore this further, but let me just summarize what we learned from the first hearing. this basically has been whittled down to get around the objections that killed the first attempt to legislator to regulate the profmenter industry. basically what we are left with in the latest legislation is just an online registration system. anyone who declares himself or herself to be a promoter goes to own online site and types in name, address and telephone known. that is the basic requirement, that those with an entertainment permit must use a registered promoter, and if not, there are consequences. they realize it is their place of entertainment permit that is at risk, and you would have to be pretty dumb to brick -- bring in an unskilled promoter that is

think that reappointment for mr. kane is a great need to san francisco, and especially to the redevelopment commission, so thank you. supervisor campos: thank you, sir. next speaker. >> good morning. my name is john scott. i am a resident and business owner in san francisco. i have been working in san francisco since 1992, and one of the very first people i met was mr. king. through all these years, i have found him to be one of the most responsible people that i have ever met anywhere. he has truly been a help for me, someone to admire, and when we needed a leader, he has always stood up and then a leader. when we needed someone to bring clarity and focus and strength to a situation, i found him to be a man to be just -- to do just that -- bring clarity, focus, and strength. when we needed someone to be the glue to hold something together, to bring diverging fox together so that we can actually move forward and make a difference, he has been that man has well, so with that, i think we cannot ask for anyone better to continue to be part of the san francisco redevelopment agenc

a masters degree fromless weian university. >> coming up next a forum on the u.s. economy kane what steps should be taken next to reduce spending and a president's report on reducing medicare costs hosted by the american enterprise institute and national review institute, this is just under an hour. >> all right, so as people are coming back in from the break, we'll go ahead and get started. i'm steven the staff writer for nation review, and i'm moderating this panel, and the question of whether or not those two things are compatible is going to probably dominate the debate over the next year and over some of the years to come. just quickly before we get to our panelists, i'll try to provide context for the debate. i think we have two debates going on right now in this country over the budget. there's a short term debate focused on what tax and spending levels are going to be next year whether or not we extend all of the bush tax cuts or some of them or none of the bush tax cuts, and there's also question of appropriations for the next fiscal year and will the democrats in the lame

. shorts and eric kane has won the melbourne cup in a stray one hundred thousand spectators so the twelve to one romp home at the flemington course with around two hundred metres to go the french train five are all broke away from the rest jockey general motors guiding her home to take the three million dollar prize and a lucky day with the second of the hottest private few years so you think. no one passion in america who won by three lengths in funny paint boarding has become far more than a pastime a russian team has become world champions in the sport for record third time taking on the americans and their own backyard constantine put up of as this report. removes dream of playing soldiers and shooting enemies for fun without serious consequences of course has come true in the form of pinball and produce of you who don't know this in walls teams competing with each other to shoot pool and they use a gun like device called a morgue. which has pallets containing paint there are different kinds of pinball but as a sport pinball was first played at the beginning of the 1980's in th