most of those 500 people who were excluded from the amnesty bill would go on to hold public office in democratic-controlled states and local governments and in other words, as the disqualification itself, noncompliance with the amnesty bill by the people frustrated the purpose and the intent of the congressional experiment. interestingly enough, the arguments of those who claimed that congress could not by legislation abrogate a provision of the constitution were unpersuasive. this is an area in which among law professors we have seen significant scholarly inquiry, especially following the enactment of the defense of marriage act and the ongoing debate about gun control. what does congress have the power to legislate? my students and i are tracking public debate over this aspect of amnesty and i hope to better be able to articulate public response to this seeming expansion of congressional authority. while the enduring significance of section three may be unquantifiable, it may even turn out to be one of those forgotten sections of the constitution. we can however look to its failed i

the planning department and the planning codes are the sole practitioner dimensions as well as the amnesty program the massage from the conditional use authorization the city lose it ability to the planning process to weigh in an neighborhood issues this is one of the reasons that the land use were returned to local jurisdiction this exemption creates an initiative for one practice as a sole practitioner because of the racked land use process that is unclear from a land use prospective that a sole practitioner has a lessor land use than a regular establishment ate the lack of conditions of approval complicate the planning department issues and the planning department does recognize but use of the legitimate establishment and lucrative planning process we've been open to an amnesty practice those process that is skeleton and will be accommodated we'll like to legalize all the medical establishment as they were in the 2009 controls and the existing land use controls for medical uses used to govern the process and if you're in a location that requires a conditional use you'll be required to h

mark: he is against amnesty, what more do you need to know? john: there was some kind of weird tell me to reading -- weird, talmudic reading of what he said, and this is not the old's school version of amnesty. mark: this is amnesty or -- amateur hour and he said he supports some zone of pass for legalization and he said it. talk about amateur hour. it is that staff work if they did not record that, but i suspect that they did, so they have an audiotape, so they should tell us what he said because there are respectable people on the record who asked him, but also, the most important thing is that scott walker should tell us what we should think about immigration policy and why did he change his mind and who did he talk to? john: that is our unanswered question, what is your position on amnesty and what is your position on immigration? did you make an audio recording on it and if you did, will you release it? mark: it is time for a sports ball update, kentucky wildcats are very, very good. last might -- night they demolished the team against th

should sunset after 18 months and on outreach to let people know about the amnesty and one booushgs we'll recommend that you recommend the code sections recommended be updated to reflect the new numbering or code section numbers that are effected to article 2 that was in effect on march 20th so that concludes my presentation. and i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. >> opening it up for public comment (calling names). >> thank you, commissioners thank you all of you for putting together this legislation i'm wendell as you've read my own private practice i've been in business for 3 years and please if anything the nature of my comments let's see i really appreciate the work of agencies to keep our agencies professional and assessable in regards to today's proposal for conditional use permits i'm in favor of the maintaining the legislation it sounds like with the legislation in place or proposed that i only stand to gain from what the future ensues that sounds great to me when massage establishments use this nor human trafficking they exploit e exploits the p

. >> so if you're in compounds through the amnesty but the way we're going to try to we'd out the bad actors. >> so the woman that she's been operating now and used to make non-conforming zoning district would be allowed to stay. >> i think that regularly begin brought up additional to figure out a way again, this is pending i don't want to speak for the department if you're no expiates and wasn't our fault that law changes or 2009 changed. >> perfect i think the intent when i vote for this to off opinion on that the intent to smoke out the bad actors but not put legitimate businesses we have them all over the city a few established massage districts loans they're operating we have a set of criteria i'm all for that i guess i would be interested in understanding if it's at expedited process maybe to the point of those changes for small businesses and how they operate maybe a joint hearing with the small business commission with a great idea to hear what those businesses go through businesses have said a few businesses were onerous yet in the cu process it is more routine so it shouldn

of whether - >> that's in item 4 seemingly like to item 4. >> item 5 the motion to recommend the amnesty i can add more of the specific language and then i think you've also expressed the sentiment that the need for a discretionary review has not been convinced there's a need for a conditional use process that needs to be reconsidered and that - the like type business. >> we're convinced that this is a progression that should potentially be include with other like progressions that does require not require a conditional use and perhaps what commissioner adams is getting at we would courage the planning department and the supervisor to look for ways to help non-conforming currently existing massage entrepreneurs to remain where they are understanding that there's a legal requirement for any business to have a permit where it exists so we can't go against the law find a way to amend the law that allows for a grandfathering and not just is we're going to disregard the law add something into the new legislation to permit grandfathering and that's something we're - i'm with the exception perh

also coming up amnesty accuses of syrian go of committing war crimes during an assault. >>> four daysfter cyclone pam brought destruction to van roy tu rescue workers finally reach the most remote regions. >>> so israelis are voting in what looks to be the most closely fought election in years. analysts predicting one of the highest turnouts since 1999 with 80% of israelis expected to vote. at stake where the next prime minister will be benjamin netenyahu or isaac herzog. >> reporter: it is close to 80% of the 6 million eligible voters will cast their ballot by the even. among the voters is benjamin netenyahu who's party has been slipping behind in the most recent polls. and in recent days netenyahu himself has reached out to the right, catching support for settlements in occupied territory, and recanting what was always a grudging commitment to a palestinian state. but it appears this was not enough to close toe gap on the zionist union, which polls indicate could emerge as the dominant political movement when the votes are counted. no single movement will get near the seats needed t

amnesty is saying we should impoverish children. if we want to make a caricature policy, we can caricature amnesty international's report as well. a person with children is punished. >> if you have seven children you'll be rewarded with a high-paying job? >> i don't think so. i don't think that's the objective. the point is, for example, the law that has been changed right now is that government employees with four children, the four children - the insurance is not paid by the government. that is a penalty. what they have done is said from now on those with four or five children will be insured by the government. >> do you think this should be a government issue. i'll go back to my original point. should it be a freedom of choice. >> there is freedom of choice. if a woman or a male doesn't want to have children contraceptives are available in all the shops and drug stores will be available in health care centers and iran teaching them to use the contraceptives. we don't need to describe what they are. the point is that the governmen

but after the first daca amnesty. and this is what he said -- quote -- "the current passiveivity of congress represents a crisis of faith for members willing to see a president assume legislative powers in exchange for insular policy gains. the short-term insular victories achieved by this president will come at a prohibitive cost if the current imbalance is not corrected. constitutional authority is easy to lose in the transient shifts of politics. it is far more difficult to regain if a passion for the constitution does not motivate members of congress, perhaps a sense of self-preservation will be enough to unify members. president obama will not be our last president. however, these acquired powers will be passed to his successors. when that occurs, members may loathe the day that they remain silent as the power of government shifted so radically to the chief executive. the powerful personality that engendered this loyalty will be gone but the powers will remain. we are now at the constitutional tipping point for o

sherman offers all confederates amnesty without exception. he was probably writing so quickly he hardly realized what he was doing. you can imagine just how quickly johnston wanted to sign that document before sherman can do his senses. sherman was euphoric. he believed this would end the war, reduce -- produce peace. but, when those terms reach washington a few days later grant relies is the growing concern -- realizes the growing concern. he schedules a special meeting with president andrew johnson. they unanimously reject the sherman agreement. keep in mind, lincoln's body is still lying in the capital at this point. as sherman finds out, there is not a lot of warm and fuzzy feeling up north about southerners. secretary of war conducts grant to go to north carolina to take over from sherman. grant and sherman being, grant will not subject is friend to that -- his friend to that deletion. he heads south and tells sherman that the deal is alice -- off. in accordance, a he has to give johnston 48 hours notice that hostility will resume unless

the court of appeals has set a hearing date for a arguments over the executive amnesty for amnesty fiat at issue is a federal court judge in texas rules with 36 states to have been challenging obama enjoying us is a member of the house judiciary oversight committee also on the select committee on benghazi. good to have you with us. started with a new wave of children coming across the border water your thoughts? >> with everybody knows the policy is the law is not forced that just encourages that for more people to come and that is so easy and fold coupled with the executive amnesty order 22 times he said he could not do it then he did everyone noble sides knows it is unconstitutional the only judge to rule said he did it anyway now it is all of this administration but the unfairness of what he did the benefits that are conferred to go back to get three years of tax refunds and what is most unfair is what it says to legal immigrants those who did it the right way who did it they were supposed to do what does its say to those individuals with the action as he continues to take? >>. lou:

they didn't have any exemption we're working with the planning department to put together africa amnesty promissory note program right now it's a thousand dollar fine if you're illegal illegally operating as long as you get our application ♪ the it will we'll not enclose fines and want to acknowledge in the past we didn't do great outreach we want to do the outreach to the stakeholders and the massage businesses to understand the policies and procedures >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> on the proposed new permit is sfpd one of the referral agencies. >> yes. in order to get a massage permit i have to get a background check. >> to the sfpd. >> okay. >> thank you very much thank you. >> supervisor tang. >> welcome. >> thank you good afternoon, commissioners thank you very much i think cindy did a pretty good job of running down the challenges we're dealing with in terms of the health component i have a s a depression sheet for someone that owns a massage establishment that can clear up questions just to speak broadly i have a package of legislation for the amending of the go health code

>> question, isn't that amnesty? >> governor scott walker. it is a fox news sunday exclusive. >>> and an 11th hour funds the department of homeland security for one more week, but the stand-off continues. >> i'm just saying to the speaker, get a grip. get a grip mr. speaker. >> can the republican-led congress overcome the early fumbles. we'll ask the house majority whip steve scalise. >>> plus with some democrats boycotting netanyahu's speech to congress, has the support to is real become a political football. our group weighs in? and the power player of the week. opera singer renee fleming puts me to the test. >> i would challenge you to increase that. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. the top contenders for the republican presidential nomination spoke to the conservative political action conference or cpac this week. afterwards they held a straw poll and here are the results. kentucky senator rand paul won for the third consecutive year with almost 26% of the vote. but the big story now is the straw p

an application we sent e send you to the planning department ask for a conditional use and have an amnesty program for existing businesses. >> so new businesses will they need the california licenses as well as the other. >> we're the the city as a whole the department of public health we're only looking at fixed locations the c mc regulates the practitioners so we're removing that exemption where it dpaert the type of certifications or people that work at the 125ish9 we're regulating the businesses we want to make sure we're not placing any new requirements on practitioners you can get a licensed from the department of public health or the c mc. >> it sound like from public comment the c mc the california license is more difficult to get they're higher bars. >> it's different in the past the hours were training were more but the department of public health had a program that c mc changed were going to raise our requirements for training hours we're trying to make the standardization for therapists standardized. >> okay sorry so if you have a dph site permit why isn't it enough why can't y

. >>> amnesty international believes air strikes carried out by the syrian government last november mayt to war crimes. elsewhere opposition groups accuse regime forces of using deadly chlorine gas. >> reporter: a man apparently suffering the effects of chlorine gas is doused in water. this was after an attack in southern idlib province according to human rights groups who monitor attacks like this. in hospital survivors are given oxygen. chlorine gas attacks the respiratory system, causing suffocation suffocation. >> reporter: we have received around 70 wounds until now, including women and children and we expect more to come. they suffered the symptoms of chlorine inhaling. some need more medical care. >> reporter: the sewerian observatory for human rights say at least six people, including women and children were killed in this bombardment. opposition activists say it was the second attack of its type in just two days. babies like this one, they say are among the victims. right now the world is being urged to turn its attention to northeast syria. in november last year the president'

question is it is about amnesty? governor scott walker, it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> then, and 11th hour vote funds the department of homeland security for one more week. but the standoff continues. >> i'm just saying to the speaker, get a grip. get a grip, mr. speaker. >> with the republican-led congress overcome its early fumbles. we'll ask the house majority whip, steve scalise. >>> plus, with some democrats boycotting prime minister netanyahu's speech to congress, has support for israel become a political football? our sunday group weighs is. >>> and our power player of the week, the people's diva, opera singer renee fleming puts me to the test. >> so i would teach you how to enhance that, how to increase the range. hello renee. >> hello renee. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with some breaking news. the top contenders for the republican presidential nomination spoke to the conservative political action conference or cpac this week. after

. >>> also amnesty accuses the syrian government of committing war crimes during its attack. >>> i'mob mcbride in seoul, a modern city connecting with his heritage through the power of buddhism. >> reporter: coming up in sport, how one of north america's host historic soccer teams is playing a role in political diplomacy. ♪ >>> rescue workers have started to reach some of vanuatu's most remote islands. the u.n. says at least 11 people have been killed. more than 3,000 have been made homeless. aid has now arrived at the capitol, but little has reached the outer eye lacks. andrew thomas was one of the first foreign correspondent to teach a southern island and sent this update. >> reporter: this wrecked building is one of three that make up the main primary school on this island. 160 small children studied here but they won't be coming back for some time as you can see. this is tan na perhaps the hardest hit island. we flew down in a small propeller plane because that's the only kind of planes that can get here at the moment. what is really needed are the big military planes. >> the pri

with the amnesty tour, for instance, the membership was doubled worldwide. music, yes . >> actually, as you guys know, you've got to film it in the right way. you've got to make it edited in such a way that it delivers the content in a meaningful and powerful and short enough, concise enough form that it actually makes a difference, touches people, and then, as i was learning even yesterday from -- because there has been a seismic shift. our dream is to get cameras to the world. we couldn't do that. the phone companies did that. >> right. >> way better than we would ever dream of. it's knots not getting the cameras out there. how do you actually film it in such a way that it can be used as evidence? so, are there any incriminating bits of evidence that you can include in the footage? but it's you've got to think about all of these things in the way you construct and compose and then we look at ways to amplify that to help get it to the right people whether it's politicians or youtube has general would you sayly allowed us with storifold to set up a human rig

federal judge sided with a complaint filed by 26 states in opposition of the president's move toward amnesty. now that our federal courts have halted president obama's executive actions, further rulings will see if he overreached his constitutional authorities. mr. speaker considering all the fax fakts, voting yes on our homeland security funding

but in a new report, amnesty international says the rules of war were violated. the research that we have done shows that over 100 civilians were killed they place the targeted were not islamic state bases at all. busy markets and mosques and residential areas. >> amnesty says while attention was diverted to the u.s. led air strikes elsewhere, the forces killed civilians relentlessly. doctors say they know the world is condemning and following these crimes. it is action that is needed to stop the bloodshed. rothers are emerlinging that commanders has been killed in fighting around the libyan city. residents say the city is running short of fuel and food. >> still more to come on the program, including edging closer, the latest on iran's nuclear talks. and while polio is more prevalent than ever despite a major vaccination campaign. >> a reminder now the stop stories. israelis have half an hour left to vote in an election that is expected to be a close race between the prime minister's party and the main rival the central left zionist union. syrian forces have bee

neil: now he gets more in a part -- attention. >> the with the amnesty people don't buy that you cannotbut you have to do with amnesty even in a recent polla today" t the president's executive action neil: he did not support himself five months ago. >> key is having a hard time getting traction i think republicans think scott walker is on firm ground. neil: the idea you cannot change your mind he changed his on hiking taxes. >> we want people who were thinking and honest you can compromise and change their mind and recognize the new have a president who has gone too far so we have to do something to rein that in. but front and center mark rubio changed his mind at asea problem with this out of. neil: as long as we cover both sides. i am not saying apple is back but with the new smart phone samsung met the challenge their rivalry is backed. the new segment is your. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it'

amnesty international says syrian government air strikes announce to war crimes. residents say that running out of food as relief teams reach outlying islands hit by clone pam. hundreds of starving sea lion pups are washing up on california beaches. with all the sport including back in monty car low. are hoping to make champions league history as they take on monaco in the quarter final. >> israelis have two hours left to vote in an election that is expected to be a very close race. already served three terms as prime minister he has put security first condemning any international deal that allowed iran to have nuclear facilities which is made up of the leftist labor party and former foreign minister party. they have promise add renewed push for peace and to mend israel's strained ties with the united states. they have also focused on rising cost of living which has become central issue for israelis. correspondent standing by at the headquarters the labor party, and the joint list of arab parties. let a go first -- what is the move there like at the moment? >> cer

as for the president himself he held a closed door strategy meeting with amnesty advocates this morning. our guest tonight ali nurani executive director of the national immigration forum, was there. we will be talking about what the president wants to do now. we are coming right back. much more ahead. stay with us. president obama really doesn't like benjamin netanyahu. president obama his secretary of state and national security advisor all heaping insults on the israeli prime minister. real estate and media mogul mort zuckerman joins us to talk about the president's relationship with the prime minister. in my world, wall isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for him

in terms of amnesty international, of course amnesty is an organization we have worked with closely ine past. we worked with him on a number of projects, but it is up to them whether or not they wish to continue working with us. as for us, we are one to just carry on doing our work, working with our communities that do feel they're being placed under undue suspicion, that are being abused by many different operators of the state. we have a responsibility to them to keep on working. if others work cooperatively with us, we welcome them. amy: risa prized mohammed emwazi is jihadi john? >> i really hope it turns out to be untrue, but if it is, not just surprised, really saddens me and i am -- asim qureshi, thank you for being with us research director , at the london-based prisoner advocacy group cage. when we come back, we go back 40 years, 1971, more than 40 years to the uprising at attica. we also look at what is happening at that prison today. the beating of a young prisoner who was honest been the death in 2011. today, just before the prison guards trial, they plead guilty. they will

lou: a texas federal district court judge leaving his executive amnesty ban in place until a hearing he set now for march 19, at issue whether obama administration attorneys misled the court about 100,000 people they had given 3 year periods of deferred action prior to the judge's infunction -- injunction, joining us now to sort it out. lis wiehl. and also with us mercedes. you just had an operation on your knee. >> a trooper coming in. i have my box under my knee. neil:ic. lou: we're glad you are here. >> thank you. >> let's start with this judge that is going to have a hearing what will be the disposition. >> the judge will up hold his own order whether he is right or wrong, you have to admire his spirit. he came out this stay, obama administration said take it off he said no. lou: they say said take it off and give us a decision. >> that is not going to happen. i think he will rule for himself, and the other 25 states, but not ending there if will go to circuit court. lou: i understand, but he he is having a hearing on this case, what will be disposeed in that case. >> what happen

but in a new report amnesty international says the rules of war were violated. >> we are come to theion that there is damning evidence that the syrian forces committed war crimes, over 100 civilians were killed, the places targeted were not islamic state bases as all, but busy marks busy mosques and residential areas. >> reporter: amnesty says while attention was divert today the u.s.-led air strikes elsewhere assad's forces killed civilians relentlessly. at least 60 people were killed in the shelling in one day alone alone. doctors say they know the world is following watching and condemning these crimes. but it's action they say that's needed to stop the bloodshed. kim vinnell, al jazerra. >>> the iranian president has expressed optimism for reaching ideal with western powers over its nuclear program. hassan rouhani was speaking during a ceremony of the south gas field which iran shares. meanwhile top u.s. and iranian dipdiplomats have been returning to switzerland for talks. they are hoping to resolve the differences blocking an agreement before the end of the month. >>> still ahe

you broke the story, 100,000 amnesty applications approved before the president's fiat, amnesty fiat could be rolled back by the district court judge in texas. is that a problem going forward for the preliminary injunction? >> it could be. it's a very particular part of what the president announced in november. he expanded the applications for the dreamers that had been going on for awhile, he expanded it in two years to three years of legal status and work permits and whatnot. they were issuing these for the last three months and they say -- they argue that they don't believe the judge actually enjoined that part of it but said whoops, we might have misled the court in earlier saying we weren't doing any of afterwards. as you said, it's going to be up to the judges to deal with this. >> i want to turn to you, lisa, on a very simple issue. does it look like this congress is going to roll over? it looks like it's found a way to do exactly what the chamber of commerce and business roundtable told it to do on illegal immigration. that is go with amnesty. >> i think it's disappointing. i

>> there is no amnesty first of all.is what ronald reagan did saying you are a citizen and don't have to leave. this is a three-year period. if they file taxes and they have inam income they are paying taxes they should be able to do that. if they have a social security number that has been given to them by the government i think it would be good to pay taxes on what they are making >> i am so tempted to go down the rabidity hole and -- rabbit hole and fight this. >> no but you basically don't have to leave the country. you know, you are here because you want to stay. >> amnesty is just like wiping it clean. you and i disagree on the getting the tax break. big shocker. >> oh, i know. >> i don't think they should. i made the point earlier this administration seems to be siding with people who break the law over those who don't. but lou while you were talking i was captivated by your shoes. i could not stop starring at them. i am starring at your feet. >> we have more about the shoes on the other side. it is going to be a

question, isn't that amnesty? >> governor scott walker a fox news sunday exclusive. >> then, 11th hour vote funds the department of homeland security security for another week. the stand off continues. >> i an just saying get a grip, mr. speaker. can the republican-led congress overcome the early fumbles? we will ask the house majority whip. >> plus, with some democrats boycotting prime minister binyamin netanyahu's speech to congress has support for israel become a political football? our sunday group weighs in in and our power player of the people the people's diva, renee fleming puts me to the test. >> i will teach you how to enhance that. and increase the range. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again, great fox news in washington. we begin with some protecting news. the top contenders for the republican presidential nomination spoke to the conservative political action con conference or cpac this week and held a straw poll. here are the results. kentucky senator rand paul won for the third consecu

also coming up amnesty accuses of syrian go of committing war crimes during an assault. >>> four daysfter cyclone pam brought destruction to van roy tu

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there will be no amnesty. there will be a series of measures that encourage repayment or partial repayment without an amnesty certainly no haircut to the capital out to the greek state. we shall inform our partners of what we're doing but at the same time i need to state that for obvious reasons for reasons that everyone can see time is of the essence. we need to increase our tax take very quickly. at the same time, creating a great sense of relief among 3.5 million greeks who are in arrears. >> now the latest about our series of the falling price of cot top. prices in the united states have fallen dramatically partly because of stock piles in china. andy gallagher reports from the texas community. >> it is a crop that occupies those who live here all year round. cotton has been planted in this region since the 18th century. >> this is when my grandparents came out here in 1904. they came out in a covered wagon. >> the price of a bale of cotton is the lowest it's been for years, demand is down and uncertainty

what he said if he could not give amnesty to all the immigrants. have to did his words, just like you did with the weapons of master structuring taxes for the rich and deregulation. you are not an honorable man. people like you and the rest of the republican party have brought america to the ditch -- into the ditch. guest: i'm grateful that people can disagree. i'm also grateful that in oklahoma every state representative is a republican. and my state, i live through a revolution. as a teenager, we had no elected officials at all. i'm very grateful today that every elected official is republican and it is broad-based. we have the first female governor, and the second asian american governor in american history. i'm very grateful with alan wilson, the son of myself and my wife, we are very son that we have the youngest attorney general in the united states. i every age category, our party is an open party. hey, one day we want you to come over too. we will not be doing name-calling. that is how we've been successful in south carolina and oklahoma an