do the argon task force doesn't get involved unless there is some question as to what caused the fire. then we come in. we have specialized -- we're a specialized unit. our investigators are trained in fire investigation. they're also peace officers. they work hand and hand with the police department as well, so if we discover after the investigation it is deliberately set fire, an arson fire, then the police department are already on hand and they start conducting their criminal investigation, so it is a joint effort in that regard, but all of the investigations start out the same. we don't know what we're going to find. we don't make a previous position as to what caused the fire and we follow a basic scientific method and analytical process step by step. we gather evidence as we go along. we look at the least damages areas to the most damaged areas, and we're collecting evidence as we go along as i stated whether it be samples that we might think are excel rant any type of damage to furniture or appliances or electric cal components that give information to how the fire started. we

a amazing person and a san francisco resident since 19 [inaudible] school edge children that go to argon elementary. she works as chunication director for project open hand, a amazing non profit organization that provided over 1 million new trish ameals with love and i think that is a common theme within one year. it is a common theme of food is love and the love that is provided with every single meal, every 1 million per year who is with love to the sick and elderly neighbors in san francisco. project open hand has been one of the key leaders in challenging hunger and food insecurety in the city with the food security task force. in 2014 i know maria led effort to raise awareness for hunger. kevin [inaudible] to see what it is like to live on 4.56 cents per day and the challenge that the millions of people that live ochb food stamps and snap throughout the state and country. to understand the challenges and the feeling of hunger. today in san francisco we found out from the report commissioned 1 in 4 san francisco residents, that are over 200 thousand people are at risk for food insecu

things like that though we have got to look at least some people think because congressional earmarks argon waste anymore and that is not the case. stuart: we heard these examples before but nothing ever really changes does it? >> with regard to congressional earmarks, it did but it took a lot of work on the part of people like tom coburn and others who violated these every week and went to the floor on appropriations bills time after time to root out this waste and it did make a difference with regard to congressional earmarks but there's plenty of waste. people say with the sequester and thus doing better on discretionary spending that there is no waste left. that is what the administration would have you believe and that is not the case. stuart: we got a big audience in arizona and they are cheering you on. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. much more on the supreme court case challenging obamacare subsidies. one justice, the swing vote, details on what he had to say today coming up. no pictures of trucks pulling boats. no photos of men working on ranches. just a ram 1500 ecodiesel th