know we are going to be talking about both by supervisor wiener during roll call on the passing of bob morales. i was very shocked to hear that. he was the first person i met her coming to city hall. a great person, incredibly sad to hear of his loss on a personal level but also for the teamsters as well. then also to back up supervisor cohen and wiener on their hearing around police staffing levels. i look forward to participating in that as well and i will be looking forward to cosponsoring it. it's an issue of crime. not only do we have homicide and supervisor cohen, an amazing comment that we've had since we started this meeting a few human resources ago. what i have heard from residents in my district. time and again over the last years it has increased in violent crimes and neighborhood crimes. this issue affects us all maybe different ways in our districts but it affects everyone of us and police staffing levels is something that is right for discussion here at the board of supervisors and inside of city hall. i think public safety i imagine is going to be a huge priority for a lot of u

>>supervisor london breed: colleagues can we do this in memoriam for bob morales without objection? >> so moved. >> today we are calling for a status implementation of the selective participatory budget process for fiscal year 2014. last year my office organized a participatory program yoing district 3 and 10 last year. the residents were involved and submitted funding and they were working with the staff to finalize the project and selected the projects that would receive funding. district have sought the highest number of the voters cast, thousands throughout the district voted online demand person. nine projects were funding under the safety category for a total of 160,000 and six projects were funded in the general project category totaling about $100,000. the projects included funding for park improvements, interactive radar speed signs and scholarships for teens. this year, we will be supporting the continuation for the second

know we are going to be talking about both by supervisor wiener during roll call on the passing of bob morales. i was very shocked

know we are going to be talking about both by supervisor wiener during roll call on the passing of bob morales. i was very shocked to hear that. he was the first person i met her coming to city hall. a great person, incredibly sad to hear of his loss on a personal level but also for the teamsters as well. then also to back up supervisor cohen and

>> i'm wondering, bob, if there's also part of like a moral panic going on here right? of the other beliefs about sort of individual, right? but if there's a kind of moral panic that somehow sexuality -- that seeing beyonce's beautiful body constitutes a pimping of beyonce by her husband rather than her own choices, that like it's this notion that that's where all the bad pathologies of the underclass come from, even though he's talking about folks who are the 1%ers of every kind. >> there's a limit of how much i want to think about mike huckabee sitting in front of a television -- >> watching the partition, trying to think about what does that surfboard line mean exactly. >> this is not a pleasant image to start with. but the idea that he used that term "pimp," the inference being that beyonce is in some sense a whore and horrible and it goes back to this obsession with black sexuality which has been a grimace pekt aspect of american politics for the entire period of this country and we don't need to go there. he needs to stop. i found it offensive and actually i would

moral or religious objections. >> you can't prevent somebody from getting a license for practicing their profession because they're not telling the gay agenda. >> in wake of the bob mcdonnell corruption trial lawmakers are in agreement thatreform needs further action. and following the cases of hannah graham morgan harrington and alexis murphy, lawmakers from both parties are supporting legislation to fight sexual assaults on college campuses. respect the victims and their privacy but at the same time, give them the services they need. >> then there is delegate joe morrissey, the democrat turned independent who last night won a special election despite currently serving jail time for his relationship with a 17-year-old woman. and house leaders are trying to figure out exactly what to do with joe morrissey. looking into bylaws and regulations to see whether or not they can discipline or possibly even remove him while still respecting the will of the voters. joe morrissey was sworn into office here on the capitol grounds this morning but will spend tonight the same place he spent last night a jail in the county. live in richmond jeff goldberg abc 7 news. >> thank y

moral. i think a lot of us have to wake up. thank you so much. host: bobn new mexico, an independent caller. caller: good morning, greta. i wanted to rebut one of the guests earlier. everybody keeps interjecting race early -- everybody keeps interjecting race into the country. i think we have gotten over that. what happens is that they keep interjecting their own little amendments that fan the pork in these bills, so they never took to an agreement on it. that being said, loretta lynch is walking a fine line. be real careful on both sides how she answers these questions. in regards to her questions about illegal aliens, i think she was interjecting her personal views and not what the law was. that being said as well, she needs to really be careful on that issue. host: the senate judiciary committee is controlled by republicans. chairman chuck grassley from iowa was early -- was on the show early this morning. other members, including republican orrin hatch from utah, lindsey graham, senator cornyn from texas, senator mike lee from utah, senator ted cruz fr