located at glen eagle golf course that's the published agenda item for today that was heard at the capital committee 2 weeks previously and since that time the department in communication with local 261 located the purchased of the vehicles and the 80 thousand allocation we're requesting ramsz the same but we've come up with instead of a crew cab we'll be proposing that the expenditure for an f-350 instead of two gators one gator vehicle i'll point out at the end of the my comments that the still stays below the $80,000 question have before you today to brief you on how we got here last year in august the commission approved the terms and estimation to the lease agreement between the city and glen eagle and the commission recognized the public through a collaboration with the labors training foundation local 261 to implement a preapprenticeship program at the glen eagle golf course the board of supervisors made up u approved the lease agreement and last month commissioners you adapted a resolution for the creation have a job training and academy at the golf course course and gave it the name commiss

within the 3 percent legal debt limit issuance of the bonds will be consistent with the capital policy committee and not raise property taxes of point 01 cents per assessed value item 13 is the first resolution before you it authorizes the issuance of an in the amount of not to exceed consistent with the 2014 prop a that was proved on november nourth 2013 and item 12 authorizes and directs the sale of the bond within the $500 million not to exceed $47 million plus resolution also is just want with the administrations including the official notice of sale and the intention to sell bonds and the official assessment relate to the official sale of bonds and purchasing of certificates the deadlines for the reports precedes have not been spent they're no precedes expenditures to report on and it grants the authorities to have the issuance of the sale of the bond just quickly present the text changes that were made we're submitting them they're made in collaboration with the office of the city clerk in order to address some of the concerns and their exceptions going forward for bond transportation auth

and the streets afterward you can get some savings the question how much i did go to the capital plan committee and talked about that some were a 5 percent savings that roles up over time but other reports puts the savings higher than that i suggest the city and county do open in-debt look at we know where we were and how many streets under grounding it is the cost traffic from the things going on in the city at the same time this pipe under 3 one and figuring out where everything goes if we figure out out it will be great what's not in the report but if we had had this done during the last economic downturn with the stumping u stomachs money we could go ahead and do extra blocks and streets this year that's one of the things hopefully, will coyote of that to sit down and look at in-depth e in-debt look so at this point you'll be able to get to the advocates on the private citizens level of like here's how much you need to raise can you figure out how to raise 10 or (2) 000-0000 they'll say this is the best route and do the poll and see with the app it's of the community what's the hard number

we are glad she could be here to make opening remark jz she is also the chair on the capital planning committee. welcome supervisor london breed >> thank you. thank you everyone for being here. we have really come a long way from 850 bryant street. when i walk in the hall of 850 bryant i have a frowni mine street. the gray and boringness. the place is falling apart and there is work to be done to protect our city assets. now we have this incredible facility i'm sure every police office in san francisco will have a fwrig smile on their face especially the command staff and the chief who spends so much time in the community probably won't come to the xhounty anymore because he'll be here all day in his office. hopefully we'll see you. this is incredible and what the public asceltsicide look like. we should make sure we are building new buildings and preserving the history of san francisco in this way all over san francisco. i'm so proceed that this building is opening and it is going to set the example for the way that we need to make sure that our public spaces are made available to the people w

the chair recognizes the ranking member of our capital committee. i think the button hadn't been pressed. >> thank you chairman and ranking member for putting this together. st it's an incredibly important issue because it protects everyone. consumers, governments, retail institutions. and i want to commend you putting forward a bill to create a national security standard for all businesses that handle financial information for consumers. this would strengthen the security but in a way that's flexible and can can evolve as cyber threats change and evolve. i am still concerned about the scope of the state preemption in the bill and i want to keep working on the preemption and enforcement provisions. but i have signed onto this bill as a cosponsor because i think it's a serious good faith effort to tackle l what is a critically important issue to our economy, and again, i would like to commend you for hard work and leadership on this issue. i look forward to working with them, particularly in the enforcement and the provisions in it. my first question

garrett, chairman of our capital markets committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman thank you for holding this hearing, an issue that hits home for a lot of folks. let me just start -- i have a couple questions, start at the basics, if i can. governor, i'll throw it to you. >> when there is a breach or someone does steal your card and they go to a retailer and buy a tv, and you find out that you didn't, so on and so forth. who actually is responsible for that. is it the -- does target have to pay the bill for that? does the bank that issued my -- well, my mastercard or if daze not that, is it the bank, or is it the visa or mastercard or discover that's paying for that. >> the oversimplified versions. >> the consumer is made whole. and the issuing bank is the one that makes them whole. however, there's a secondary process managed and run by contract between the payment networks and various players in the payment system that gets resolved through a -- should we say contractual process between visa mastercard retailers the issuer which people take issue with ho

capital itself. >> the work of the security committees consists of checking the names of the refugees with those we already have. checking their identities to see if they are real or if they are fake. it is exactly -- it is exacting work. >> authorities told france before that teams from baghdad have been visiting the refugees and confirm their identities in person. however, with 25,000 names set to go on existing refugee lists, it is not clear it it will be completed anytime soon. genie: yemen has been hit with the longest series of airstrikes since the saudi-led coalition began bombardments two months ago. those strikes are targeting the capital, sanaa. the president of burundi has just pushed back parliamentary and local elections by one week. the delay is linked to the political crisis that almost toppled the president in a failed military to last week. it came after both opposition politicians and the international community requested the postponement. the election will now be held june 2. julia has more from the capital. julia: the protests have been much greater in number and in volatility t

. >> fcc chair tom wheeler will be on capital hill tomorrow in front of a senate appropriation committee testifying on the 2016 fcc budget request and other issues being addressed by that agencies. we will have live coverage a hearing later in the day on veteran access and benefits including sloan gibson and representatives from several veteran's interest groups. that is live tomorrow at 2:30 eastern on c-span3. >>> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114 congress with colored photos of every member, twitter handles, a district maps and a look at congressional committees and the president's cabinet and federal agencies and state governors. order your copy today. it is $13.95 plus shipping and handling through the c-span show. a senate hearing on recruitment efforts by terrorist groups online next. and then a look at child nutrition programs and their impact on local communities. and later the senate committees consider trade legislation including authority given to the president to negotiate international trade deals. cnn national security analyst was one of the witne

. >> ifill: following the deadly train derailment in philadelphia, a house committee voted to cut money for amtrak's capital investment program. the move sparked a fight over funding infrastructure. we talk to a pair of key lawmakers. representative chakah fattah is a democrat from pennsylvania whose district includes philadelphia and congressman john mica is a republican from florida who serves on the house transportation & infrastructure committee. welcome to you both. congressmen,iment to ask you both, starting with you, john mica, do you think congress has adequately funded amtrak? >> i think given amtrak's history of poor performance, i think they've given them more than enough money subs diegz last year, for example every ticket onam track, all 30.9 million $42 on average. >> ifill: congressman fatah. >> there's no passenger rail in the world that is not subsidized. that's number one. the president and the transportation experts in our government proposed $2.4 billion for capital and safety improvements that congress yesterday, on the appropriations committee, cut that by $1.3 billion. i asked for us

. >> days after the fall of ramadi popular mobilization committees to retake the capital of anbar province from isis. ash carter's unexpected and blunt assessment of the iraqi military and why ramadi fell. >> vastly outnumbered the opposing force and yet they failed to fight. they withdrew from the site. and that says to me and i think to most of us that we have an issue with the will of the iraqis to fight isil and defend themselves. >> the state department tried to downplay differences with the iraqi government. >> the iraqi authorities themselves have acknowledged that there were breakdowns in military command, planning and reinforcement. >> and vic biden had to bat cleanup this weekend in a hastily arranged phone call biden thanked him for the enormous sacrifice and bravery of iraqi forces and the state department rush aid shipment of 2,000 at 4 weapons to baghdad. leading the counterterrorism fight during the surge. >> new weapons are not going to make the difference. if war was math everybody would add up who was-- it doesn't work that way. >> battle cry that may anger the sunnis the

capital. host: you mentioned the agenda on the list. three committee hearings to attend to. does it ever feel like, i cannot devote my all to this issue, this one committee meeting that i wish i could? rep. lee zeldin: there are so many issues, and there will never be enough time in the day to get as next deep --neck de ep in all of them. i will have a constituent come in, but until they walk and, i have never even heard of that proposal and then there is a next meeting, somebody pitching a proposal, which is the first time since being an office, and you might be here for a few months and a few years, and you are encountering an issue for the first time, so you try to prioritize your time as to what is important, delivering for your district and your country and there is just not enough bandwidth to spend all of the attention on everything. i wish we could. host: who keeps an eye on that schedule? rep. lee zeldin: we have a scheduler. we have one person who handles everything, both in the district and in d.c. she is based here in d.c., and we have a chief of staff, and a dep

capital. host: you mentioned the agenda on the list. three committee hearings to attend to. does it ever feel like, i cannot devote my all to this issue, this one committee meeting that i wish i could? rep. lee zeldin: there are so many issues, and there will never be enough time in the day to get as neck deep in all of them. i will have a constituent come in with one issue, but until they walk in the office mentioning that idea, i have never even heard of that proposal, and then there is a next meeting, somebody pitching a proposal, which is the first time since being in office. you may be here for a few months and a few years, and you are encountering an issue for the first time. you try to prioritize your time as to what is important, delivering for your district and your country, and there is just not enough bandwidth to spend all of the attention on everything. i wish we could. host: who keeps an eye on that schedule? rep. lee zeldin: we have a scheduler. we have one person who handles everything, both in the district and in d.c. she is based here in d.c., and we have a

. >> in our budget committee yesterday colleague we had the ten-year capital plan presented before us and i know we had the technology plan as well but just thinking out loud, i would hope that we look at municipal fiber networks as a potential and i know that we have in the past from 2007 but i guess my question is why the city is not thinking about the economic potential to consider that chat anooga now a city of 160 thousand is calling itself the fastest city in the u.s. and perhaps in the world of having this smarter smart grid and looking at the economic benefits for business but also the leaving no one behind at their homes so really the equity capital in some ways for technology but thinking about our planning my hope is that we start thinking like chat anooga and other cities for high speed for everyone and that was more of a comment not a question but i also wanted to acknowledge that scott blood from my office did a lot of work with you and i want to thank my policy staff for the great work he has done on this reaching out to the community groups as well and austin texas is

included in the general services at ministries and fy 2014 and fy 2015 capital investment leasing programs respectfully. the committeerk to cut waste and cost of federal property and leases. the resolution is including projects that were reduced -- support consolidations and government owned facilities here the states consolidations resulted in savings of $105 million and avoided the costs to projects is approved within the amount included in the relevant appropriation bill. i have enclosed copies of the resolutions adopted by the committee on transportation and infrastructure on april 30 2015. signed, bill shuster chairman. >> referred to the committee on appropriations. >> pursuant to clause four b of house resolution 223, the house stands adjourned until noon on tuesday, may 12, 2015. and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. >> coverage of the house when they return to begin legislative work after the district work. . we will take you back live now to the national mall, the world war ii memorial in the saving -- 70th anniversary of the end of the war in europe. historian alex kershaw speaking. alex kershaw: from al

one of his proposals could free up $66 billion in capital for 11 lenders including american express. shelby's committee vote debate the bill today and he wants to raise the point at which banks are considered systemically important and that was that some small lenders reduce capital levers and return some of it to shareholders. mcdonald's is bracing for more protest today when shareholders meet at headquarters in chicago, illinois. demonstrators marched on the mcdonnell conflict yesterday and they want workers to be paid a minimum of $15 an hour and have the right to unionize. about 100 protesters were arrested and today's meetings the ceo told stockholders since the first time before coming ceo. erik: after more than 6000 shows, david letterman said goodbye last night. he signed up cbs's "late show" for the last time. stars ranging from tina fey to jerry seinfeld participated and so did president obama and the last three presidents all on tape. letterman did not let it all go to his head. letterman: in light of all of this praise merited or not, do me a favor. save a little for my funeral, all right?

industry for the past 35 years and has a key roll in the investment committee not involved day to day but my name is positions to capitalize on the local relationship and strong experience f in real estate in addition the team is quite strong most of the senior members have been with the firm for 10 years they've worked together at 'coz since a real estate development firm in the northern region the turnover has been limit only a few senior members have left owning over the past 10 years and finally the way they team is structured it is expected to benefit the funds because the way it is structured they have a separate investment team as well as acquisition team and asset management team i'd like to add on the investment discipline of my name is they lead through the cycles demonstrated their ability to achieve the terms there cycles in 2007 and 2008 the bull market they focused on selling of the portfolio assets and that helped them to generate very, very attractive returns. >> just one last point building off that the returns are strong by hive realized fund 3 is 4r0ik9d with the approach fund and fund four has described

sadly, the republicans on the house appropriations committee have proposed cutting capital funding for this service by 25% for fiscal year 2016. while we can not speculate on the causes of last night's accident media reports indicate that it occurred in a sharp curve and there are many such curves and tight turns along this very old coreridor. we would never find it acceptable to operate 19th century technology and yet we continue to operate many sections in the northeast corridor on 19th century technology. we should be expanding it and take all necessary steps to make it into a good repair. >>> a bill pending before congress would expand the fencing along the border at an expense of $2.4 billion, that according to senator cory booker. there was a hearing on technology and border security today that included testimony from homeland security and u.s. customs and border protection officials. senator booker asked them, quote, what's the payoff? before we throw money at the problem, we should find out if we're getting a return on our investment. the hearing is about two hours. >>> this he

we increase confidence and economic prospects to capitalize on today's extremely accommodating finance committees. mark: barack obama promised leaders of the persian gulf that the u.s. would come to their defense in the case of any external attacks. that was at a meeting at camp david. he also said any deal with iraq would prevent it from giving -- getting a bomb. elliott has more. have gulf leaders concerns been eased? elliott: it is hard to know what more they could've expected. they were not expecting any ironclad treaty of mutual defense or anything. given that was not going to be on the cards, it is hard to know what more they could've expected. president obama was there to tell them he had their back and he would help them deal with issues. there was also john kerry, treasury secretary, and total chief all there to try to do it inform americans and the gulf our allies, but also to tell them and show them they will enable these countries to deal with the islamic republic themselves. president obama: the key purpose of our partners is to make sure they can deal with iran politically dramatica

also district maps, a fold out map of capital hill african-american lookand a look at congressional committees and state governors. order your copy today, $13.95 plus shipping and handling through the c-span online store at cspan.org. >>> up next a debate inspired by the writings and correspondence of president lincoln and abolitionist doug lass. they never argued their views on slavery, the war, or racial politics. actor steven lang and norm louis take on the roles of lincoln and douglass during the debate. the metro poll tan museum of art hosted this hour long event. [ applause ] >>> in their entire eventful lives they met face-to-face only three times, maybe four at most. when they timely did they spent their time locked in political combat. one was a proud and brilliant radical, aggressive advocate for racial justice who ran out of patience with the status quo. the other was an ingenious g gradualist master of art of compromise timing leading from behind. one would save the union and slowly cure its major birth defects, slavery, the others frees slaves immediately even if it meant destroyi

that is largely been programmed which is prop a capital bond, but also prop b set aside for population growth authored by dmigzer wiener. i think this committee as we push forward on vision zero project jz efforts throughout the sit a would like a understanding oaf how new revenue is spent to support the board and city policy priority. we have staff from sfmta who will provide highlights for 2015 and 16 budget. we also do have staff from sfcta who will describe how the fiscal year 2015 and 16 work program also supports vision zero. there was a strong interest in get agdetailed budget so the board could provide feedback before this finally comes before the budget committee and at the last meeting it was clear we need a separate meeting dedicated to this item so i want to recognize tom mu gire to present and candous sue [inaudible] we'll have ana [inaudible] present on behalf of the county pranz transportation. >> good afternoon. that you can chair kim and supervisors. as you said we wanted to give a company hence chb picture of the funding sources for vision zero and give a sense what we believe we have funded and where we have funding gaps th

capital hill. and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies and state governors. order your copy tonight. it's $13.95 at c-span.org. on tuesday fcc chairman tom wheeler stephed on ill regarding the budget. it totals $388 houfment. he also provide an update on the upcoming spectra option which is on track for early 2013. i told you it's an hour and 20 minutes. and the work that you are now doing to carry out the agency's core mission. as we consider your request for the next fiscal year we are mindful of the ongoing need to clear the way for economic options. >> kennedy and hillary. the fcc plays an important role continuing that the united states continues to lead the world in innovation and communication. however i feel this leading roll is sleeping. they will highlight and transparency and the success in the sector. according to the book club, the regulators close to the government. has released it to deter your feefl investment. if the fthth is impressed the plan for sbble president commission is father and farther away. and our in additions. the. sbnd potenti

committee. isis fighters recently captured ramadi, the capital of the racks largest province. john mccain chairs this two and a half hour meeting. >> the committee meets today to receive testimony on u.s. policy in iraq and syria. i want to thank each of our expert witnesses for appearing before us today on this critical and complex topic. senator mccain: before i go any further, the secretary of defense and chairman of the joint chiefs were invited to appear is over depending on whether the bill is on the floor or not, but we certainly would like to hear from the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs. today we have general jack keane, former vice chief of staff for the army and chairman of the institute for the study of war, and general keane, we are pleased you could take time from your duties on fox news to being with us today. dr. fred kagan, who is -- that's a joke. dr. fred kagan, director of the critical threats project at the american enterprise institutes. colonel derek harvey, u.s. army retired, director of the global initiative for civil society a

capital hill, a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies and state governments. it is $13.95 plus shipping and handling through the c-span online store at cspan.org. >> tonight, some of today's debate on the veteran's choice program and an effort to reduce wait time. and kevin mccarthy talks about foreign policy at the reagan presidential library. >> today in the senate a bill to grand the president trade promotion authority failed in a procedureal vote that would have allow allowed the whitehouse to negotiate deals with other countries and get a straight up and down vote. after the deal the senators discussed how to to move forward and the implications on the vote. we begin with majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> what we gistjust saw is pretty shocking. there are always limits to what could be accomplished when the american people chose divided government. 'but of course it doesn't mean washington shouldn't work toward bipartisan solutions that make sense for our country. trade offers a perfect opportunity to do just that. we believe in lifting up

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i cut taxes, and when i was chairman of the budget committee, we had a $5 trillion surplus, we cut the capital spend on things that matter. >> do you consider yourself a compassionate conservative like george w. bush? >> i don't like titles. we need to lift everyone. i just did this with hillary, hillary can absolutely be beaten but they're not -- she will not be beaten unless somebody has a big message about lifting america and making america great again, with programs to do it. everyone should feel the opportunity in america, and there are many americans who say i'm not sure that american dream still exists. >> liz cheney came out today and said what we should ask the democrats, knowing what you know now, would you still have supported withdrawing the troops from iraq? it's a good question. >> knowing what you know now, would you have invaded iraq? >> no, i would never have gone in there. >> i was opposed to u.s. involvement in lebanon, it was a civil war. i was opposed to the war in bosnia not in favor of civil wars i supported the first gulf war. going into iraq makes no sense, it was not

are you going to do something different from capital police in with regards to violations of policy? i think this committee, at least should be aware of those types of problems. so we can assist you in doing the things that you need to do whether it's in funding or it's placing, like the chairman mentioned, lock boxes. as we used to do when you went into court or you went somewhere where there's a prisoner. and i know you sure have those at the office that you have those in strategic areas within wherever a protector may be. mr. dine: yes, sir. and obviously, we need to do and i need to do a better job at briefing you and spending time with you so you're fully aware of how the department operates and our practices. so you feel confident in those issues and the things that do exist, and then, of course, we have to continue to take these things seriously and do something about them. rep. nugent: were the people that these officers were protecting, were they notified? or the speaker and the house or others notified of the violation of policy with the weapon unattend unattended? mr. dine: at some point, the ch

the committees involved in our facilities overseas, you go into any major capital in europe or the middle east and africa, they are taking precautions that we are not. i know there is a balance between public access and security, but we have gotten to the point where i am worried about the president. i'm worried about his family. i'm worried about the security on the ground at the capital. i am worried about the supreme court across the street. i have to say that we had advance notice, albeit you had to connect the dots and talk to each other. this was not good. that a fellow is able to fly in here in land a gyrocopter on the lawn. it's not good. i know we got a bunch of reasons why it happened. it seems like we've got some excuses. but that's just not good enough. i have a lot of respect for the panel, individually. i don't know if it's a lack of communication between departments but we have to do that are. is there anything that we have done since this guy landed the gyrocopter on the lawn -- is there anything we have done that we would do differently if that were to happen today, and s

-cuba relations before the senate foreign relations committee happening in the morning at 10:00 eastern. then at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon u.s. capital police chief ken dooin will testify about issues facing his police some 1775 officers protect the sworn capital. plus our website, c-span.org will cover a hearing looking at the response to the nepal earthquakes. again, c-span.org will have that at 2:15 eastern tomorrow. >>> presidential candidates often release books to introduce themselves to voters. here is a look at recent books written by declared and potential candidates for president. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in "hard choices." in "american dreams" florida senator marco rubio outlines his plan to restore economic opportunity. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and couple tour in "god guns, grits and gravy." and in "blue collar conservatives", rick santorum arguing the republican party must focus on the working class to take over the white house. elizabeth warren talks about the what shaped her career. republicans must offe

with about half of that money going towards capital improvements to the railroad's northeast corridor, the site of the deadly train derailment. the committee is republican led and the vote was 31-30 and democrats complained about the shortage of funding especially in light of this recent tragedy. i would hope that ur friends on the probeappropriations committee are cognizant of the real world on what happened last night. and will not engage in a short sighted budget cutting. the gop rejected the funding and proposed a bill that could would promote pose money from the current budget. it's raising eyebrows as the house trance all right sharrie thank you. >>> yesterday's crash brought amtrak traffic to a stand still along the i-95 corridor. the departures board was full of delays and cancellations of course. passengers told "action news" it was hard to get to their destinations. >> i don't know where to go. they said we have to go and we ask for more information and they say wait for the train and they will give us a ticket for the bus. >> the same uncertainty hit travelers in new jersey as well. >> this forced people to change their plans an

and that patient capital coming from a really wide lens of civic and committee stakeholders was aboardso provide a channel where the broadest audience can be invested in your work it is much more it leads to more success and it also mitigates the risk that you'll bump into down the road when you need to be six degrees of separation from access to the mayor or access to the solution. if all of your money comes from one federal agency and parachute down and showed no connection and you're not invested in a set of civic stakeholders, that's a challenge. they do that quite well in blending forms of capital and then sharing ownership over the transactions. >> eric? >> i was reflecting on this panel, given that i was in the white house and now i've been working more in the kennedy underground, what are the things that if i knew then what i know now would be different -- >> tell me. >> hearing what you're doing sounds like you're on the right track, but one thing i think we do a lot in government that when you're on the ground, it becomes an issue is that we need to do more doing and less pla

committee in seoul. they say minister of people's armed forces hyon yong choi was shot to death at a firing range in the capital late last month. they suspect he was executed after not obeying kim jong-un and expressing his dissatisfaction. he visited moscow shortly before his death. he held talks with his russian counterparts. the former chief became the country's defense chief last year. kim has reportedly ordered several executions including his uncle in december 2013. he was considered to be second in power in the north. officials in seoul say the execution was carried out without a decision by the political bureau of the union workers party of korea or court procedures. they suggest kim may be losing confidence in senior officials. >>> authorities in philadelphia are investigate the cause of a fatal passenger train derailment. they say five people are dead and more than 50 are injured. the train was heading from washington, d.c. to new york when it went off the rails. authorities say 243 people were on board. they say 53 are injured. six of them are in serious condition. at least seven cars flipped off the

also district maps, a foldout map of capital will, and it will get congressional committees. your copy today. order it at c-span.org. >> and look at some of the coverage in baltimore. the six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray while they are in their custody. this was in the baltimore sun after the announcement was made by marilyn mosby a day after the police handed over their findings. charges include involuntary manslaughter and for one officer, second-degree murder. president obama talked about the issues during a meeting at the white house today. president obama: it is absolutely vital that the truth comes out on what happened to mr. freddie gray. and it is my practice not to comment on the legal processes involved. that would not be appropriate. but i can tell you that justice needs to be served. all the evidence needs to be presented. those individuals who are charged, obviously, are also entitled to due process. and rule of law. and so i want to make sure that our legal system runs the way it should. and the justice department and our new attorney gen

committee at 10:00 eastern. at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon, u.s. capital police chief kim dine testifies about issues facing the police force. some 1775 sworn officers protect the capital. live coverage on c-span3. plus, cspan.org covers a hearing looking to the response of the nepal earthquakes, again, cspan.org has that at 2:15 eastern tomorrow. >>> here's a few of the book festivals covered this spring. we'll close out may at book expo america in new york city where the industry showcases upcoming books. on the first week of june live for the chicago tribune printers row lit fest. we have our live in-depth program, and your phone calls this spring on c-span2's booktv. >>> at the brookings institution, senator joe mansion talked about bipartisanship in efforts as a democrat to work with republican colleagues in the senate. he also discusses some of the proposals to make government more efficient. this is just under an hour. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm the fellow in the center for effective public management and management editor of the block. i wan

. >>> degait begins today in the state capital on whether to tax sure sugary drinks in california. the state assembly health committee will consider a bill that calls if for a two cent per ounce enthuse fee on sodas and other sugary drinks. it would generate $3 billion a year. the money would go to the program to prevent and treat obesity, diabetes, heart and dental disease. >>> now plans are set for a brand new neighborhood in the city of alameda. the proposal would build 800 hops on the -- homes on site of the old naval shipyard will and backers -- there and backers say 25% of the homes would be affordable rental housing. >> market rate units and it already units for market low, very low, low income and we see that as a really important piece of the project. >> also a new ferry terminal and 200,000 square feet of commercial space. ever since the navy abandoned alameda point back in the 1990s. >>> an inmate died as a result of last month's gas line explosion at a gun range in fresno county. sheriff's department says 52- year-old jeremiah espino died at a hospital yesterday. it's still not clear what caused the pg&e

committees we are on. host: does it help to have the new jersey delegation republican or democratic helping guide you through some of the inns and outs of capital hill? rep. bonnie watson coleman: i have relied on mr. palone and mr. payne. they have introduced me to many people and helped me not get lost. they are very open and supportive of new members. host: you're the first african-american woman to represent the state of new jersey. what does that mean for you personally? rep. bonnie watson coleman: for me, it means that i am the congress representative to women who feel that we haven't had a congress representative for a very long time. i am going to women's organizations and trying to help women candidates. it is the same with african-americans. fortunately, new jersey has three. we have a responsibility to uphold the cause and issues for people like us all over the state of new jersey as well as representing everybody within our district. it means that i get called to come to suffolk county or cumberland county to meet with a woman's group or an african-american group in addition to doing the things within your district -- the things wit

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