>> i move bustos. >> ok. nomination for miguel bustos as vice chair. >> i second. >> commissioner rosales seconds the nomination. any other nomination for vice chair? hearing none, the nomination for vice chair is closed. any members of the public who would like to comment on the nomination for vice chair? hearing none, the public comment is closed. any opposition or abstentian? [roll call vote] >> madam chair, four aye. >> elected vice chair of the commission. >> congratulations. >> thank you, commissioner singh. vice chair bustos. thank you, everyone. madam secretary, next item. >> next order of business, agenda item 5c, workshop on the recognized obligation payment schedule for july 1, 2018, through june 30, 2019, discussion, madam deputy director. >> thank you, madam secretary. commissioners, it is that time of year again when we take the steps necessary to submit a recognized obligation payment schedule to the california department of finance. we will be seeking oversight board approval later this month

rep cheri bustos (d-il): every vote we cast. budget proposal we consider, impacts people every single day. in washington i'm jessica smith. (justine) now with more on the shutdown is congresswoman barbara lee... she joins us live on the phone ..from washington d-c. thank you so much representative lee... senate leaders continue to negotiations over immigration and spending. with a vote now set for noon eastern monday. how confident are you a deal can be reached tomorrow?(jr stone) adlib (jr stone) coming up... a bizaare scene in the south bay as the c-h-p...chases a suspect who stole a box truck with thousands of dollars worth of appliances. that is after the break. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc li

rep cheri bustos (d-il): every vote we cast.budget proposal we consider, impacts people every single day. in washington i'm jessica smith. (justine) during kron 4 news at 8... we spoke live with congresswoman barbara lee from washington d-c. as we look live now at the nations capitol. sources tell cnn earlier discussions failed between majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer. g-o-p leaders are hoping to a pass a plan that funds the government for three weeks. (jr stone) here is some of our conversation with rep. lee. the government shutdown will continue into monday.the senate will vote at noon on monday on whether to cut off a democratic filibuster of legislation to end the government shutdown.top senate democrat chuck schumer said there is still no agreement to pass the stopgap funding bill. majority leader mitch mcconnell set the vote after schumer blocked a bid for an immediate vote sunday night. mcconnell said he intends to bring up free-standing immigration legislation in february.democrats have b

sanchez the gentlewoman from illinois admits boost times bustos and the gentleman from katechi mr. llama. [inaudible conversations] the president of the senate is appoints the following senators as members of the committee of the part of the senate to escort the president of the united states into the house chambers. the senator from kentucky mr. mcconnell. the senator from texas mr. cornyn. the senator from utah times utah mr. hatch. the senator from south dakota mr. thune. the senator from wyoming mr. brosseau or the senator from missouri mr. blunt. the senator from colorado mr. gardiner. the senator from new york mr. schumer to the senator from washington mrs. murray. the senator from michigan miss stabenow. the senator from minnesota miss klobuchar. the senator from west virginia mr. manchin and the senator from wisconsin ms. baldwin. the members of the oscar committee will exit the chamber stood the lobby doors. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible

commissioner bustos. >> just one clarification for mr. lee. yes. slide 22. i know this, but i just want to make sure i get this. so, on the bullet, for small business enterprises, 74% for professional services is 10 million. that's 10 million in fees, right? >> that is correct, yes. >> just making sure the math -- ok. >> and i have one clarification. of brie. 47 staff and three contracted. what are -- can you expand on that? >> sure. so, if you go back in the way back time machine and remember dissolution and at one point the city, we thought we were going to be a city department, and then we were not a city department, and so three former o.c.i.i. employees joined the department of administrative services staff and, but they continued to perform their same duties and do the same work that they did prior to dissolution at o.c.i.i. so they are city employees but perform 100% of their scope of work out of o.c.i.i. >> so we pay for their -- >> a.d.m. sends us a quarterly bill for the cost of their salaries and benefits, which we then reimburse the city. >> and

i would like to thank representative jeffrey and bustos for being here. their title is about getting the truth to the american public. know alternative facts, alternative universe, not political spinning, but the telefax where they are. to my brothers in arms who are here, thank you for your service and your voice. to leader pelosi, 2018 marks what i believe is the 15th year of the leader instituted a veterans roundtable attended by all of this nation's veterans service organizations. the american legion, vfw, disabled american veterans, goldstar wives from iraq and veteransghanistan -- wives, and iraq and afghanistan veterans. of those organizations understand that what came out of that is a modernization of the g.i. bill. better benefits. it is understanding that all americans want to get that right. they know who stands on their site and who instituted that so i want to thank the leader. having served to 24 years in the military i have what i consider of every firelity is the highest ranking military personnel -- i retired as the highest-ranking milita

policia caido vecinos en thornton aseguran sentir temor ante el aumento del crimen en esa ciudad jose bustosuna caceraa humana en thornton en busca de otros dos sospechosos... --el adolescente de 15 aÑos de edad acusado presuntamente de disparar y matar a 2 estudiantes y herir a otros 17, acudi hoy a la corte juvenil de kentucky. ---de acuerdo con los fiscales, el estado intentar acusarlo como un adulto. las autoridades investigan cuales fueron los motivos que llevaron al sospechoso a disparar dentro de la sencundaria... algunos heridos han sido dados de alta y otros se encuentran bajo tratamiento. ---y una colision entre una camioneta y una patrulla policial de j como saldo un muerto y un herido. --esto en la ciento once en illinois... --- de acuerdo con las autoridades, la camioneta se encontraba del lado contrario de la via por presuntamente estar distraido con su telefono celular. --el conductor de la camioneta muri en la escena mientras que el oficial de policia fue traslado al hospital con heridas de gravedad en las vegas...un accidente fatal entre un motociclista y un camionero...prov

. >> moved by commissioner bustos, seconded by commissioner singh. we will now adjourn the meeting. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president walton: good evening. we're going to call this january 9, regular board meeting to order. roll call, please. >> supervisor kim: here. >> commissioner haney: here. >> commissioner norton: here. >> commissioner sanchez: here. >> commissioner murase: here. >> president walton: here. thank you. please join us in the pledge of allegiance. >> president walton: section a is accessible for the public. and, b, opening items. the board shall readopt its rules at the first meeting of the year. can i hear a motion and second for readoption of rules and procedures? >> so moved. >> second. >> president walton: thank you so much. we don't have any speakers signed up for this item. any comments from colleagues, superintendent, student delegates? seeing none, roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> clerk: 7 ayes. >> president walton: we'll move to election of officers of the board of education. this type of election is by voice v

thank you congresswoman cheri bus bustos of illinois. >> brandly, ydley, you did a gr at the post. don't publish the pentagon papers. tell me about tonight. press freedoms. americans have always since the time of thomas payne and common sense. you go out there and challenge the government. jefferson said he'd rather have a free press than democratic government even. now this president seems to get a kick out of trashing us. that's what he does. >> it's unprecedented. it's not the fifth amendment, it's not the seventh, it's not the 11th, it's the first. thomas jefferson was acutely aware that the only way to hold this country up to its spectacular promise and to transcend even his moral blind spots was the ability to speak truth to power. and we have a guy who took, you know, an oath of office to protect the constitution, who is actively doing everything he can to undermine it. there's always going to be tension with the press. there was with every president. but he's going beyond that. he seems to find some sort of strategic advantage in undermining the idea of truth, which is extr

sherry bustos, hell of a politician. rob reiner. bradley whitford. ron reagan and georgia reese. it's better than the president's speech tonight, actually. it's going to be a lot more excitement. a lot of hollywood, a lot of glitter. it's going to sardi's for a review. >> you're saying for people who didn't watch the state of the union, there is a good way to catch up on it which is to watch chris matthews who will boil it, go through it for its essence and then tear it apart. >> nbc's kristen welker joins us now from the white house. kristen, i was meaning to ask you about something that was just reported before we went on the air tonight with the state of the union. and that is that there was further reporting, it was led by cnn tonight, that in negotiations between the president's lawyers and robert mueller's team, the president's lawyers are now taking a new harder line and suggesting that the president will not speak to robert mueller, that robert mueller hasn't crossed some sort of threshold he needs to cross in order to secure that interview. i wondered if the white house

thank you congresswoman cheri bustos of illinois. >>> joining me now is actor bradley whitford. you did a great job at "the post." you were the voice of restrain, whatever. >> the long side of history. >> the long side of history. don't publish the pentagon papers. tell me about tonight. press freedoms. americans have always since the time of thomas payne and common sense. you go out there and challenge the government. jefferson said he'd rather have a free press than democratic government even. now this president seems to get a kick out of trashing us. that's what he does. >> yeah. it's unprecedented. it's not the fifth amendment, it's not the seventh, it's not the 11th, it's the first. thomas jefferson was acutely aware that the only way to hold this country up to its spectacular promise and to transcend even his moral blind spots was the ability to speak truth to power. and we have a guy who took, you know, an oath of office to protect the constitution, who is actively doing everything he can to undermine it. there's always going to be tension with the press. there was with e

i'd like to thank representatives jeffries, cicilline and bustos for being here. their title is about getting the truth to the american public, not alternative fact, not an alternative universe, not political spin bug to tell the facts where they are. to my brothers in arm whors here, thank you for your service and your voice and to leader pelosi, i think it marks the year of the veterans round table attended by all the nation's veteran services organizations, v.f.w., gold star wives, vietnam veterans, those are held quarterly and they are an intense conversation about what are the needs to fulfill what needs to be done for veterans and that organization, each of those organizations, understand that what came out of that is a modernization of the g.i. bill, better benefits the understanding that all americans want to get that right they know who stands on their side and who instituted that. i want to thank the leader. having served 24 years in the military, i also have what i consider to be the responsibility, retired as a command sergeant major, highest ranking s

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but scott looks to the example of congresswoman sherry bustos who won by 20 points by knowing her voters. >> we're not going to win swing districts and republican-leaning districts if we don't fit the politics of that region. >> reporter: even if it means bucking democratic traditions like guns and abortion. barack obama won six of these midwestern states in 2012 but trump flipped so many white working class voters that he won six just four years later and as a result the presidency. in that heartland report, democrats who have scored victories in those agricultural blue-collar districts describe their own party as lazy, out of touch, and elitist. >> thought i'd so by and say hi, i'm zach scott. >> reporter: comments echoed at the bustling nutcracker family restaurant in scott's district. >> i don't think they think about us. i think they think about their special interest groups and to me this is their special interest group here. >> for me the democrats got too liberal and as they were going that way, i think they just took the whole party with them and that alienated a lot of people.

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