the second amendment with representative capps, actually two amendments because it applies to both the amendments. to make sure where it says the use of the funds will address long-term recovery, the amendment clarifies that long-term recovery includes mitigation of future events. if we're going to spend billions, we ought to make sure that at the same time we are strengthening the communities to make future loss less affected. it sounds like a minor detail. it doesn't cost us any money to clarify but makes it more likely that we will be not before you in the future, because opportunities to spend this money, to strengthen community, will not be lost. finally, congressman holt offered on my behalf amendment 77. now, admittedly, it will require a waiver here, but i think it's worth considering, because we're doing a lot of legislating with this legislation. to clarify that, when we use these moneys, they will be -- that we will make sure that the rebuilding efforts use the best available science and hazard mitigation data. members have been involved in general rate new information. it's

>> you might be on to something detective capp iviv ivive calde. >> luckily he stopped the carriage into pull the horse, the carriage and the baby out of this truck so no one was injured, but leads for a pretty weird day on the side of the road. >> i vote for toronto. most definitely. >>> world's fastest drive-through. >> two sweet teas, please. put this on debit. thank you. okay. >>> let's go for a little ride on the crazy train. this is a train in ontario canada. this is their version of amtrak. this is jason and he's taking us through a small tour of one of the train cars. what's crazy about this train, that it's in jason's basement. >> what? >> this is a replica of a via train that he spent five years building. >> here's my basement and here's my toy and the via train. >> it took him over 2,000 hours to complete this project. every detail, a perfect match. here's a time lapse of what it took to build this train. this blew my mind. you might think, how did he get so authentic looking? >> when i found out about this train being scrapped we got ahold of it before it was scrap and took

training has been abandoned except in legally hazard area situations, ie the capps program. there is rampant racism. permanent applicants, property owners, business owners and employees. politically favored employees are given positions with less oversight and authority so they can do personal tasks while working for the city. while the situation requires a lack of morality on the part of the employees i also believe this constitutes veting of who is suitable for promotion. those less favored are given poor job assignments, closely watched, unjustly disciplined and otherwise harassed while also required to do the work of the goof-offs. as hards department's customers in addition to fleecing them of as frp money as possible, evidenced by the department's use of an unauthorized permit routing procedure to see the application everywhere possible to see if some additional fees can't be tacked on to the permit costs. the fees collected are not kept and spent by this department but by the administer of finance with director hue's approval. of course the more money the mayor gets t

how about capp cakes? the family of the 9ers quarterback whipped up pastries in honor of colin's super bowl appearance and they delivered them to a high school where the young kaepernick graduated. more 49ers coverage coming up in just a few minutes. we want to remind you that we're sending a team of reporters to cover super bowl xlvii in names. and there they are. our coverage will include sports director dennis o'donnell, also vern glenn, michelle griego, and mike sugerman. >>> in other news now governor jerry brown laid out his vision for california's future in his annual state of the state address today. and republicans actually liked it. cbs 5 reporter phil matier on the governor's live within our means message. >> great state of california, the honorable edmond brown, jr. [ applause ] >> reporter: he invoked everything from the bible to the little engine that could but as messages go governor jerry brown's state of the state address was pretty much about one thing. >> living within our means and not

three buildings at 23rd and capp in the mission district were damaged.ed firefighters were on the scene. and more than 800-thousand dollars in damage was done. new at six. a meeting just got underway for those residents. the red cross has been helping them with food, shelter, and clothing. kron4's terisa is estacio is live at the meeting in san francisco with the latest. terisa? >> reporter: catherine, the agency is trying to help the victims. it take to advocate the damage. you can see this pile of rubble. nobody is allowed the windows are dark and it is not just this building. take a look as we see it is this other building and that damage is extensive. these buildings go all the way back into that alley. throughout the day residents retrieved whatever belongings they could. now they are trying to put this in friends and families. tonight and adding to that agencies are trying to extend help with offerings of temporary housing for earlier i spoke with how this is impacting her. she is a resident. >> it is so hard. i have lived here for 25 years. and lo

capps: however, this right has been under steady attack in recent years with a clore goal, to make it so difficult to obtain a safe and legal abortion that it's become de facto illegal. but i'm among those who remember what what it was like when women were pushed into the shadows to get care and we cannot go back to that dangerous time. the truth is, none of us can walk in the shoes of each woman, facing an unwanted pregnancy. so let's use this anniversary to renew our commitment to ensuring that every woman in america can make her own decisions and walk her own path. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from hawaii seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> in 1971, the united states supreme court heard arguments in row vs. wade. 13 months later 40rk years ago today, the supreme court issued its decision on the case, a case that every law student reads, a case that's defined the

capps: however, this right has been under steady attack in recent years with a clore goal, to make it so difficult to obtain a safe and legal abortion that it's become de facto illegal. but i'm among those who remember what what it was like when women were pushed into the shadows to get care and we cannot go back to that dangerous time. the truth is, none of us can walk in the shoes of each woman, facing an unwanted pregnancy. so let's use this anniversary to renew our commitment to ensuring that every woman in america can make her own decisions and walk her own path. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from hawaii seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> in 1971, the united states supreme court heard arguments in row vs. wade. 13 months later 40rk years ago today, the supreme court issued its decision on the case, a case that every law student reads, a case that's defined the