we will hear remarks from loretta lynch and labor secretary thomas perez. this is live coverage on c-span2 [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] we are now waiting for the live event to begin at the center for american progress. it will be a conversation on the criminal justice system. we will hear remarks from loretta lynch and labor secretary thomas perez. this is live coverage on c-span2 [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> good morning everyone, welcome to the center for american progress. thank you for coming out for our event. we will get started in just couple minutes. a brief reminder, please silence also phones and electronic devices. second we will ask that everyone remained seated at the conclusion o

applause] [inaudible conversations] >> it's now my pleasure to introduce the secretary of labor, thomas perez. briefly, secretary perez training was as a civil rights attorney. he's the former maryland secretary of labor, former assistant attorney general for civil rights in the united states where he worked on student discrimination, police discrimination of voter rights. este allow secretary, he has worked on increasing the minimum wage and overtime protection for lower wage individuals. the first time he came and spoke with us as secretary, he met with the board shortly thereafter and asked what he could do to help and veteran homelessness. we said one of the first things we could do is to increase the asked for the hp rp program. we are glad to say that happen this year for the first time. [applause] >> good morning. it's great to be back. thank you, governor mcauliffe. no energy there. here's a love about this job. we are making a ton of progress. thank you for your help and that progress. thank you for your service to the nation including, but not limited to the department of labor. whe

two board members, treasury secretary jack lew and labor secretary thomas perez, discussed the report's findings in this 20-minute press briefing. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you for being here. the social security and medicare boards of trustees met earlier today to complete their annual financial review of these two important programs and aproved their finality reports. it's been a privilege for me to serve as chair of this important body for nearly four years, and i want to thank the other members of the boards for their partnership and their many contributions on these critical issues. for decades social security and medicare have served as our nation's most successful social insurance programs. these important programs represent stability and economic security for millions of hard-working americans who contributed to the program during their working years and rely on the benefits into their older years. ensuring the long-term solvency of these programs for today's retirees and for retirees of future generations is among our nation's greatest responsibilities. today's repor

labor secretary thomas perez was part of this event. he shares what his department is doing to help veterans find steady work. also remarks from virginia governor terry mcauliffe. this is two hours. >> good morning. yay. oh, that got quiet fast. hi, everyone. welcome to washington. whoo-hoo! all right. to good vantage of the coffee this morning, good. my name is really cohn, i am the director of the national coalition for homeless veterans. i have seen a lot of your faces the last few days. i know because you guys have prevented me from doing things like going to the bathroom. that who is here for the very first time? whoa! [applause] >> i want to welcome you to the family. we are like that weird aunt. for those of you who have been here once or twice or 25 times, we have a tradition. sometimes it involves pink floyd. ask my colleague to, and offer the morning prayer today. >> yes, ladies and gentlemen, my this year. come in lester i was wearing a pink floyd shirt. the reverend doing the prayer in a pink floyd shirt. how awesome is that

visit ncicap.org] ♪ >< next, labor secretary thomas perez discusses labor policies, minimum wage, andrtime pay. democratic officials outlined plans for next month's convention in philadelphia. after that, a discussion on u.s. strategy in libya. >> labor secretary thomas perez outlined president obama's labor policies including expanding anrtime pay during appearance at the national press club on wednesday. the secretary is the son of immigrants from the dominican republic and has been named as a withtial running candidate hillary clinton. this is about one hour. >> under perez, the labor department issued a rule that requires financial advisors to put customers first. adding in all of, the three years that he has been in the labor department have been nothing if not attention grabbing. they seem to have grabbed the attention of hillary clinton. the wall street journal reported that perez is one of nine names on the short list as running mate for the presidency. democratic immigrants, he chose a career in public service that focused on civil rights and immigrants rights. he worked as a

move forward by commissioner thomas and seconded by commissioner lee let's take a vote. >> commissioner lee commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas and president tan. >> congratulations that item passes move on to item number 9 excuse me - >> if i might interrupt through the chair it seems with the arrive of commissioner thomas you might be able to actually take action on may 3rd minutes. >> oh. >> there was a motion to continue to you can move to approve based on her arrive we had a backlog of minutes getting continued and then at some point never approved and they'll end up on the commissioners website as drafts regardless we have to be public but i'd like to have you guys approve them while you still here and yes great idea would a commission like to move we reconsider the minutes from i forgot which date may thirds. >> like to make a motion on the may thirds meeting. >> all right. there is a motion and a second. >> public comment nope all right. commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas president tan. >>t item passes the minutes pass for may 3rd one t

secretary thomas perez and terry mccullough are expected to speak. like a bridge at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> a spotlight on a recent book festival continues on book tv with a panel on drone warfare from the annapolis festival in -- this is about one hour.

among speakers at the opening session, labor affairs secretary thomas perez, and terry mccullough.

secretary of labor, thomas perez, is the dinner's honored guest. >>> a rising british lawmaker shot andtabbed to death. the bizarre comments her accused killer just gave in court. >>> i'm not the same individual who i used to be. i have to learn at the pace that i can now. >> fighting for recovery. the difficult journey that this man had to take to make a full return and survive an incredib >>> an alarming update in the deadly shooting in england. jo cox was shot and killed last week. the man charged in her murder appeared in court this morning. when asked for his name,ho mair said, quote, death to traitors, freedom for britain, end quote. he's charged with murder and several other offenses. jo cox represented the labor our party. she was 41 years old. >>> it has been a tough couple of days in oakland, california. they have been through three police chiefs in eight days. the department is struggling with allegations that a number of officers had sex with a teenage prostitute and exchanged racist text messages. the last acting chief was on the down. the mayor says the decision was not co

please welcome our guest, secretary of labor, thomas perez. [applause] secretary! applause >> thank you. good afternoon. thank you. it is great to be here. may i ask you to give one more hand to the people who are serving our meal and working so hard for us? >> justin, thank you so much. it is an honor to be here with you and so many mentors. mentors like secretary cisneros, great friends and the force of nature known as arturo and pauline, michele martinez, two examples of when women succeed, we all succeed. thank you so much for what you're doing. this isn't my first visit to the area. it is an honor to be with you and having been in local government i know that the rubber hits the road in local government. i know that when you are working in cities and counties and states you can't afford to be id -- idiological. you have to get job done. so i want to say thank you for everything that you are doing. when i think of naleo and all during my time in naleo, i think of john lewis, who was a sit-in with a number of democrats. if you saw his hash tag it said #goodtroub

thomas perez is ordering a re-do, a new election and wants to personally oversee it.in a court feeling the feds say local 689 amalgamated transit union didn't allow all leadership positions in december and they denied it when they asked for a re-vote and they allowed ineligible people to vote. no response to request for comment from jackie jeter, the president of the union. jeter is named in the government's complaint today, a court is expecting her to respond to the government's allegations by month's end. >> scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> a new feature coming to gm vehicles is an industry first that could help prevent the deaths of children in hot cars. the system will sound a chime and then display a reminder for you to check the rear. if the system detects that you've put anything in the backseat within tern minutes of starting your vehicle, the system will be available first as a standard feature in the 2017 gmc acadia. >>> a powerful honor to vice president biden. the awar he received job. >> the wait is er, nowov at subway, you'll love the greek flavors of ou

attorney general loretta lynch, thomas perez secretary of housing and urban development julian castro and secretary of education john king. there leadership is criminal to the progress of the administration on these issues and we are honored to have them. the conversation will be led by daryl atkinson, advisor to the bureau of justice and a member of the interagency council and the first ever second chance fellow at the department of justice. prior to joining doj he was senior attorney at the 7 coalition of social justice where he focused on criminal justice reform issues and was honored as a champion of change at the white house. we are thrilled to have all of them here. without further ado. [applause] >> thank you for that warm introduction. i want to thank the center for american progress for hosting this important conversation. it is a real experience for me, that would be an understatement. sitting on this stage with four cabinet officials talking about issues, a real bucket list moment if you will for me. what really makes it even more surreal is 20 years ago i couldn't have env

. >>> we're join bed by the labor secretary thomas perez. he's not here in his official capacity. >> well, george, let me answer the first question you asked leader mcconnell. is donald trump qualified to be president? the sans no. he's chaos candidate. the differences between secretary clinton and donald trump in terms of temperament, values, couldn't be more stark. they're on display once against over the last two weeks. whether it's the brexit afterma aftermath, where he talks about how great his sprinkler systems are. or the aftermath of orlando where he's once again dividing america. or in the aftermath of the supreme court cases where, you know, hillary clinton is about we. donald trump is a and, hillary clinton understands that there's angst here in the country. we made a lot of progress under this president. we have a lot of work to do. and, her vision of america is a vision of we. we're stronger together. donald trump is all about me. and that's the fundamental different between the candidates. >> you talk about the angst. the poll

senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, virginia senator tim kaine, hud secretary julian castro thomas perezaltecerra. >> if you only pick someone for the campaign, you will make a bad pick. it will be politically bad. it seems odd but if you try to be too political it will blow up. there are two qualifications. >> you're saying clinton and bush did not do that. >> correct. clinton, bush and obama, all three of our last three presidents i believe picked one for the right reason. in bush's case if something happened to me cheney. bush didn't need cheney's animal magnaetism magnetism. he made a governing pick. hillary needs to do the same thing. >> you know he asked you one question. pick one person. >> i will not. >> i get the explanation. you're not going to give me a name? >> no way. who can run the president and be a good governing partner if nothing bad happens to the president. >> who would you pick? >> i wouldn't pick elizabeth warren because i think she's got a chance to pick off some moderate republicans who are going to have the bejesus scared out of them. >> tim kaine? >> i think ti

then labor secretary thomas perez talks about for our these for his department. we will get a preview of next month's democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> on today's washington journal, we will discuss the political and economic impact of united kingdom's decision to with the european union the eu ambassador to the u.s., david o'sullivan. then a look at how the terrorist watchlist works with timothy healy. of the fbis director terrorist screening center from 2009 to 2012. and then later dingell griswold talks more about the uk's referendum and the future of the european union. ♪ host: good morning on this saturday, june 20 5, 2016. the headlines are about the turmoil over britain's vote to break with the european union and the ripple effect on the united states both economically and politically. who previously, warm ticket harm u.s. trade relations with britain, vowed that the u.s. will remain committed partners with united kingdom and the european union to ensure continued stability, security and prosperity. the financial markets were anything but

attorney general loretta andh joinsh secretary thomas perez and john came in discussing the issue. see it live 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. coming up today, look at retirement savings plans. the aspen institute's financial secured a program host members of congress. research, business and investment experts for a form on the subject. see it live starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> you realize this is something i would not only love to do but something i think can be really different from the kinds of books that have been written about macarthur in the past and a way to rethink and reevaluate who this person was, what his real significance was, what his virtues really were that made him one of the most adored and and related figures in american history but also what were his flaws, and what were the things that made him in many ways unpleasant and even hated by millions of people. hudsonay night on q&a, institutes arthur herman takes a look at douglas macarthur in his book " douglas macarthur, american war." youhat is one of the things have to say. he saw the future more

please welcome our guest, secretary of labor, thomas perez. [applause] [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you. it is great to be here. may i ask you to give one more hand to the people who are serving our meal and working so hard for us? >> justin, thank you so much. it is an honor to be here with you and so many mentors. great friends and the force of nature known as arturo and pauline, michele martinez, two examples of when women succeed, we all succeed. this isn't my first visit to the area. it is an honor to be with you and having been in local government i know that the rubber hits the road in local government. i know that when you are working in cities and counties and states you can't afford to be d ii i ilogical. when i think of the people i know during my time he was part of a sit-in with a number of democrats. if you saw his hash tag it said #goodtrouble. keep causing him a lot of good trouble. now, i often go into a room and i have some understanding there have been events that occurred with our meeting because we live our world in

joining me is thomas perez, secretary of labor. he was here on a personal capacity as a hillary clinton supporter. thank you for coming. >> good to be with you. >> what do you think about this? is it going to be tim kaine or somebody wild like elizabeth warren? two women? first two women? >> i will leave that for secretary clinton to decide. what i'm all about every day in my personal capacity is making sure we build on the progress of this president and take it to the next level because the differences between these two candidates could not be more stark. >> let me ask you the tough question. you look at the polls, nationally hillary is up. maybe an average of seven points. that's a good average to be above. but if you look at pennsylvania, ohio, some tricky industrial states where people do have jobs problems, where industry has caved over the last several decades, they are looking like brexit. they are looking like england. they are looking like those parts of the u.k. that voted to get out of europe. they don't like the way thi

secretary thomas perez and terry mccullough are expected to speak. like a bridge at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> a spotlight on a recent book festival continues on book tv with a panel on drone warfare from the annapolis festival in -- this is about one hour. >> good afternoon. by name is scott cooper. i am a retired marine and currently serving as the national security outreach director at human rights first. it is my distinct honor to share the stage with these tremendous authors who have written three remarkable books. i will start on my immediate right introducing them. after my introductions i will let each of them talked for about ten minutes about the amazing books they have written. then i will take the chair and ask a few questions and open to the audience for questions. on my right is a richard whittle. his book "predator" this secret origins of the revolution as the book we are discussinge today. i happen to be one of the larger fans of his book that is of book on the v22 and he he has written this book "predator" which is a remarkable biographies of a machine.. so a remar

from the obama cabinet, labor secretary thomas perez, and hud secretary castro.ion could be six weeks away. for now clinton is focused on trump. >> we are not going to let donald trump or any one else turn back the clock. >> reporter: one of the advantages for hillary clinton now with the big endorsements is that she will get some additional help on the campaign trail. it's high profile help. president barack obama will be out there campaigning for her, dist often on his own sort of erent events and places where he has been successful before. but this week they will appear together. that's something that donald trump does not have with a big nationally known surrogate who can campaign almost in his place. >> i think they are kicking off in paul ryan's back yard in wisconsin. >>> member of the first family, later on the next big step for malia obama. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater t

thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> it's now ply pleasure to introduce the secretary of labor thomas pereziefly secretary perez training is as a civil rights attorney, a former maryland secretary of labor, former assistant attorney general for civil rights for the united states, where he worked on student discrimination. please discrimination. he has worked on increasing the minimum wage, and on overtime protection for lower wage individuals, and the first time he came and spoke with us here as secretary, he met with the board shortly thereafter, and asked what he could do to end veteran homelessness. we said one of the first things can you do is increase the ask for the hvrp program for the full dlsh we're glad to say that happened this year for the first time. police join me in welcoming secretary perez. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> it's great to be back. thank you, governor mcauliffe. no energy there, you know? [ laughter ] here's what i love about this job. we're making a ton of progress, and leon, thank you for your help in that for progress, chick, thank you for your help, in

move forward by commissioner thomas and seconded by commissioner lee let's take a vote. >> commissioner lee commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas and president tan. >> congratulations that item passes move on to item number 9 excuse me - >> if i might interrupt through the chair it seems with the arrive of commissioner thomas you might be able to actually take action on may 3rd minutes. >> oh. >> there was a motion to continue to you can move to approve based on her arrive we had a backlog of minutes getting continued and then at some point never approved and they'll end up on the commissioners website as drafts regardless we have to be public but i'd like to have you guys approve them while you still here and yes great idea would a commission like to move we reconsider the minutes from i forgot which date may thirds. >> like to make a motion on the may thirds meeting. >> all right. there is a motion and a second. >> public comment nope all right. commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas president tan. >> that item passes the minutes pass for may 3rd o

thomas perez or julio castro. >> we are not going to let donald trump or anyone else turn back the clock>> and this next phase of the campaign will include president obama out on the trail. that will happen this week. and bernie sanders vows to stay in the race at least through tuesday. that is the very last primary and it happens here in washington, d.c. craig. >> kelly for us this morning. thank you. >>> the calls are growing louder for a california judge to be removed from the judge after giving stanford swimmer brock turner six months for sexual assault. 1 million signatures were dropped off to take action. we have nbc's gadi schwartz with more. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, this is the stanford edition and on the back side of the page is a full ad aimed at stopping sexual violence and efforts to get the judge kicked off the bench. >> reporter: 1 million signatures and signs calling for judge aaron persky's removal from the bench. >> this is an outrage. >> reporter: the petitions to the judicial commissions tasked with investigating judges. the six month sentence is not

[applause] announcer: labors secretary thomas perez is among the speakers today at the national coalition for homeless veterans annual conference. we will bring in that live starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. today, a look at the societal effects of climate change looking at the localized impact communities.s and that is live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> madam secretary, we proudly votes tof our delegate the next president of the united states. [fireworks] ♪ applause] announcer: live today on c-span, washington journal is next. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a discussion on the potential u.k. exit from the european union. and at 7:00 p.m., the iraqi ambassador to the united states speaks at the council in washington. coming up and 45 minutes, washington journal is that the u.s.-mexico border in laredo, texas. brandon darby of breitbart texas on the illegal flow of of immigrants in the area. immigration lawyer on laws related to citizenship and deportation. at 9:15 a.m., a discussion on the mexican drug cartels. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. "washington journal" is live fat the

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thomas perez will put a constructive spin on whatever we see at 8:30.political this june. ♪ tom: breaking news this morning. not osborne and dimon. caroline hyde in london, tom keene in new york. we have seen a lot of these smaller transactions through the week. all of that coming back to cheap money as well. let's move on to our "business flash" with nejra cehic. nejra: they are has secured $63 billion for its pursuit of monsanto. selected bank of america, credit suisse, goldman sachs, hsbc, and j.p. morgan chase. they will each provide $12.5 billion in short-term loans. if the deal happens, it will create the world's biggest supplier of pharm chemicals. discussions are at an early stage. pag -- bain and pag asia are said to join kkr in bids for takata. size of increasing the a five-year loan from $1 billion to $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, who say that china's biggest search engine has a commitment from 21 banks. it plans to borrow the money for general corporate purposes. caroline? caroline: of course today we are still fo

he and labor secretary thomas perez led a briefing highlighting the release of the report. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you for being here. the social security and medicare boards of trustees met earlier today to complete their annual financial review of these two important programs and approved their final reports. it's been a privilege for me to serve as chair of this important body for nearly four years. and i want to thank the other members of the boards for their partnership and their many contributions on these critical issues. for decades, social security and medicare have served as our nation's most successful social insurance programs. these important programs represent stability and economic security for millions of hard working americans who contributed to the program during their working years and rely on the benefits into their older years. ensuring the long term solvency of these programs for today's retirees and retirees of future generations is among our nation's greatest responsibilities. today's report confirms that the bipartisan budget act of 2015 addressed the

discussion on congress when it comes to talking about gun violence followed by labor secretary thomas perez. the latino elected and a pond officials at their annual conference in washington, d.c.. later, president obama talks with young entrepreneurs in california. >> david hawkins. is senior editor with rollcall. we continue our look at the democrats it in this past week. the 25 hour protest. really surprised at all when they began this action? i was peered i did not know what was coming. members of the democratic leadership were only told it was coming a few hours in advance. we did not have much word. we do not have worried about how long it was going to last. that's word about how long it was going to last. democrats and we will be here as long as it takes. they said such things before in these protests have petered out. like it had ad flav it seemsor like it had a flavorf making it up as we go a long a little bit. >> i think that is fair. i was looking around yesterday for a comprehensive roster of everyone who had spoken and the answer i got back was we didn't know it was going to go

two board members, treasury secretary jack lew and labor secretary thomas perez, discussed the report'sdings in this 20-minute press briefing. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you for being here. the social security and medicare boards of trustees met earlier today to complete their annual financial review of these two important programs and aproved their finality reports. it's been a privilege for me to serve as chair of this important body for nearly four years, and i want to thank the other members of the boards for their partnership and their many contributions on these critical issues. for decades social security and medicare have served as our nation's most successful social insurance programs. these important programs represent stability and economic security for millions of hard-working americans who contributed to the program during their working years and rely on the benefits into their older years. ensuring the long-term solvency of these programs for today's retirees and for retirees of future generations is among our nation's greatest responsibilities. today's report co

secretary thomas perez was among the meeting for homeless veterans here in washington. he talked about a labor department veteran to find steady work. activists for veterans and administrators to help the homeless veterans. this is about two hours. >> good morning. that got quiet fast. hi, everyone. welcome to washington. woo-hoo! all right. took advantage of the coffee this morning, i see. i am bailey crone and i'm the direct for for the national coalition of homeless veterans. i have seen a lot of familiar faces. you guys have prevented me from getting to the bathroom and it's great to see you. i'm curious. who is here for the first time? i want to welcome you to the family. we are like that weird aunt. bear with us. i hope you are ready for a slightly wild ride. if you have been here once or twice or 25 times. we have a tradition to kickoff things this morning. sometimes it involves what pink floyd and this year he dressed up. pretty exciting. we will ask him to give our opening prayer today. >> yes, ladies and gentlemen. my luggage did come in this year. last year i

. >> we'll go live now to remarks from labor secretary thomas perez, started just a couple moments ago. he's the luncheon speaker at the national press club today. >> before we can talk about the best america, it's critical to understand that america is doing remarkably better than we were back in 2009. all those people who say optimism is uncool frequently deny some of the facts. despite what the eyour caucus wants you to believe, we have come a long way since the depths of our economic crisis. thanks to the grit and determination of the american people combined with the leadership from the private sector, sound policy decisions, by the obama administration, tough votes to enact the stimulus bill, we are back on our feet as a nation. in the three months before the president took office, we lost 2.3 million jobs. the auto industry was on life support and there were a number of people saying pull the plug. the unemployment rate was inching toward 10%. weekly first-time claims for unemployment were over 600,000. today, the unemployment rate is below 5%. we're in the middle of the longest

we will hear remarks from loretta lynch and labor secretary thomas perez. this is live coverage on c-span2

move forward by commissioner thomas and seconded by commissioner lee let's take a vote. >> commissioner lee commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas and president tan. >> congratulations that item passes move on to item number 9 excuse me - >> if i might interrupt through the chair it seems with the arrive of commissioner thomas you might be able to actually take action on may 3rd minutes. >> oh. >> there was a motion to continue to you can move to approve based on her arrive we had a backlog of minutes getting continued and then at some point never approved and they'll end up on the commissioners website as drafts regardless we have to be public but i'd like to have you guys approve them while you still here and yes great idea would a commission like to move we reconsider the minutes from i forgot which date may thirds. >> like to make a motion on the may thirds meeting. >> all right. there is a motion and a second. >> public comment nope all right. commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas president tan. >> that item passes the minutes pass for may 3rd o

two board members, treasury secretary jack lew and labor secretary thomas perez, discussed the report'sdings in this 20-minute press briefing. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you for being here. the social security and medicare boards of trustees met earlier today to complete their annual financial review of these two important programs and aproved their finality reports. it's been a privilege fo t

move forward by commissioner thomas and seconded by commissioner lee let's take a vote. >> commissioner lee commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas and president tan. >> congratulations that item passes move on to item number 9 excuse me - >> if i might interrupt through the chair it seems with the arrive of commissioner thomas you might be able to actually take action on may 3rd minutes. >> oh. >> there was a motion to continue to you can move to approve based on her arrive we had a backlog of minutes getting continued and then at some point never approved and they'll end up on the commissioners website as drafts regardless we have to be public but i'd like to have you guys approve them while you still here and yes great idea would a commission like to move we reconsider the minutes from i forgot which date may thirds. >> like to make a motion on the may thirds meeting. >> all right. there is a motion and a second. >> public comment nope all right. commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas president tan. >> that item passes the minutes pass for may 3rd o

motion as amended commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner thomas president tan that item passes looks forward to not hearing that many updates from project moving on to item 5 police department questions or comments oh, lieutenant is coming up great. >> right. >> good evening president tan commissioner joseph and commissioners lieutes

commissioner caminong commissioner perez president tan we have quorum commissioner frost ask excused this evening and we have some expectation of commissioner thomaswing up all right. first order ever business public comment any public comment on it