cortez's uncle said roberts had been a pallbearer at cortez's funeral. the family has asked to see surveillance video from where the fbi agent shot cortez. >> we want that footage to be released. >> the oakland police department took possession of the video as they are investigating the shooting. a spokesperson says the oakland police department is working with the alameda county district attorney's office and fbi to determine who will be responsible for releasing the video. they would not see the status of the fbi agent who shot and killed cortez. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> frances haugen testified before senate subcommittee today. she said facebook prioritizes profits over people and manipulated content it was harmful to young users. isabella salas has more. >> facebook needs to take response ability. >> facebook trending. a big mess for the social media giant. >> i came to realize the devastating truth. almost no one outside of facebook knows what happens inside of facebook. >> frances haugen testified in a senate subcommittee. you four hours aft

cortez in the torso. reporter:'s girlfriend says that is not what doctors told her about how he died. >> doctors told us he was shot through his right arm and into his heart. >> that detail that makes her question what direction cortez was facing at the time. >> it could be so easy to nip this situation in the bed by releasing that footage. reporter: the surveillance video outside the store shows other agents are revving seconds later. it is the video from inside the store that could explain more. >> just want to see the video. reporter: the fbi says the police department, investigating the fatal shooting, took possession of the two surveillance videos from inside the store. a spokesperson says this is an ongoing and active investigation. there is no timeline for releasing the video. cortez's girlfriend says she does not know what is true. she just keeps thinking about what the store employee later told her. >> he will never forget the amount of money jonathan spent that day, because he spent seven dollar

thing parts is jonathan cortez crowd of protesters. hopes of marching downtown oakland will convince the fbi to release video of the fatal shooting. good evening. i'm andre senior, and i'm christine o rendon. the protesters want more information about what happened last month when an agent shot michael jonathan cortez to death. zak sauces live in oakland. workwear. tessa's family members are leading the separate zach. good evening that demand one of several made by the family of michael jonathan cortez, the family continuing to push the fbi today for more information about the circumstances leading up to his death. we're doing this large crowd gathering near the fbi's offices in oakland saturday, supporters and friends of michael jonathan cortez taking to the streets rally co organizer, the anti police terror project, posting to social media as cortes, a sister addressed the crowd. not right that you know justice. people answer life of way. there is no and profession for that. cortez was killed last month outside the store on fruitvale

cortez in the torso. reporter: cortez's girlfriend says that is not what doctors told her about how he died. >> she was -- the doctors told us he was shot through his right arm and into his heart. it can be so easy to just nip this whole situation in the bud by just releasing that footage that was taken from the store. reporter: surveillance video from outside the store shows other agents arriving seconds later, but it is the video from inside the store that could explain more. >> we want answers. reporter: the fbi says the oakland police department took possession of the two surveillance videos from inside the store. an opd spec person tells the i team this is still an ongoing and active investigation -- spokesperson tells the i team this is still an ongoing and active investigation. cortez's girlfriend says that without the video, she does not know what is true. >> jonathan spent seven dollars for his life. reporter: the fbi is not releasing the status of the agent who shot and killed cortez. lara: i'm

and oakland families demand answers in the shooting of jonathan court as an fbi agent shot cortez at a corner store in food fell in september. kron four's that will save money and tells us the demands cortez family and the fbi's response. >> family and friends of jonathan court has held a rally outside oakland city hall monday morning in search of answers. they say the court has went to buy some things fruitvale corner store on september 13th and was shot by a lone fbi agent who rushed in with a gun drawn cortez his uncle and partner want to see surveillance video from that store. we. asking and demanding the but and the store. >> we really need answers. my heart goes out to the and also goes out to the youth in the community that had to witness the murder of jonathan cortez. >> by the agency. i asked all to reach out and try to find out anybody involved. anybody have any other planets to please let him come forward so we can find out why my nephew was killed. i thank you all very much for your time. i appreciate everybody being here. >> his family said their funeral was targeted by

cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent in east oakland last month. the fbi says an agent shot cortez on september 13 shortly before 03:30pm. the incident happened on fruitvale avenue. federal authorities say cortes was armed and wanted for several warrants. i love my brother. i will never get to see this person ever my life. and you guys stole dearly loved family members are demanding answers as to what led up to the shooting. still have not answer from them says is not the person involved into the released video >> we want answer. that was not a deal to be released. i want to know we were really want is for them to release the names of the agents that did it. >> released the names of a to give a family piece earlier this month. the fbi released a statement saying in part, quote. >> we do not comment on an fbi agent status the review process is thorough objective and is conducted as expeditiously as possible under the circumstances. >> and we reached out to the fbi for any updates but have not yet heard back. the oakland police department and the ala

the fbi says cortez was armed at the time of the shooting. the agent involved was part of a u.s. marshall task force. his family was joined by supporters including some who have lost family members in police shootings. >> i ask all to reach out and try to find out anybody involved, anybody has footage, please let it come forward so we can find out why my nephew was killed. >> over a year later, it hurts that i am here again next to michael's family. >> the family of jonathan cortez recently held a funeral laying him to rest. >>> also happening, opening statements in the trial of former danville police officer andrew hall. he's been charged in a death during a police chase in november 2018. he was originally cleared of wrongdoing but the district attorney announced she's filing charges. he has pled not guilty. he was involved in another shooting and that is still under investigation. >>> clean up crews working, beaches have closed. >> reporter: thick pockets of sludge continue to wash up along some of southern california's most popular beaches coating everything from the sand to t

the fbi says cortez was armed at the time of the shooting. the agent involved was part of the u.s. marshals task force. now the family is searching for answers. >> i ask all to reach out and try to find out, anybody involved, anybody with footage, please come forward so that we can find out why my nephew was killed. >> the family of jonathan cortez recently held a funeral for him. we first covered this story live on our streaming service, cbsn bay area. you can watch on trend -- kpix.com. >>> opening statements in the trial of former danville police officer andrew hall, charged in the death of latimer are belinda in a police chief in 2018. hall was originally cleared of any wrongdoing, but after a recent review, the district attorney announced manslaughter and assault charges. hall has pleaded not guilty. he was involved in a second deadly shooting of a homeless man earlier this year. that incident is still under investigation. >>> let's take a live look at the white house. president biden is reversing a ban on abortion referrals by federally funded family planning clinics. the mov

man killed by a federal agent in oak lyn last month says they want answers. 31-year-old jonathan cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent in east oakland. that agent was serving an arrest warrant at the time of the killing and part of a u.s. marshal task force. his family says they were outraged when the fbi showed up at jonathan's funeral this past thursday. they say the feds had guns drawn and arrested two people that were there. the family claims it's being racially profiled and stereotyped as gang members for wearing the color red which she say is cortez's favorite color. >> they harassed us. the they didn't let us mourn in peace. that is just not right. we want justice for my nephew. and we want answers. >> the family is calling on law enforcement to release footage of cortez's shooting. >> well, we have new video of a car slamming through a 7-eleven store injuring seven customers. we must warn you, the video you're about to see is disturbing. it happened at a 7-eleven yesterday. the car smashed into the store, hit a bunch of customers inside. seven people were hurt. all nonlife

let's take a listen to what ted cruz has to say on this. >> representative ocasio-cortez has a famousr grasping her head by the kids in cages. i'm going to give a simple challenge to her and for every democrat in the body, go see the biden cages. jillian: a quick response on that? >> i couldn't have said it better myself. it's interesting that when trump was in office she was at the border crying about it but now she's not only nowhere to be seen but when it comes to cubans coming into the country and being barred, she's silent, when it comes to haitians trying to come into this country, she's silent. she's has no intention unless there's something else behind it. jillian: pitbull had this to say about patriotism. >> if you don't like the united states of america, go back to the country that you came from and we'll see how much you appreciate the united states of america. jillian: i mean, a few seconds there but it was pretty poignant. what do you have to say about that? >> i agree, honestly. i think there's a problem with how privileged the youth is in this country that don't have ne

es manoseada por joe biden, en el otro donde alexandria ocasio-cortez es ultrajada por donald trumpentes despedidos, dicen que dos de ellos, retornaron a su cargos y dicen también que otros cuatro agentes se retiraron antes de ser castigados . >> rebeka smyth . >> increíble controversia, muchas gracias abogados de joaquín "el chapo" guzmán loera presentaron apelación a la condena de cadena perpetua contra el capo de narcos. en una corte de nueva york la defensa dijo que guzmán fue tratado de manera inhumana antes y durante el juicio de 2019 y que integrantes del jurado violaron reglas de imparcialidad. abogados están optimistas de poder revertir la sentencia. >> en idaho un tiroteo causó pánico en un centro comercial en (nombre en inglés), de acuerdo con autoridades, dos personas perdieron la vida y otras cuatro resultaron heridas, entre ellos un elemento de la policía después que un sujeto accionó un arma en el lugar, el sospechoso está detenido. todavía se desconocen los motivos . >> (música) . >> siguen dudas y siguen creciendo dudas de la seguridad en el set donde el actor (nomb

manchin: senator cortez masto. sen. cortez masto: i appreciate you holding this hearing at my request because i opposed the reform that was proposed in the house of representatives because the legislation would have an unfair outside impact on the state of nevada where most of the land is owned by the federal government and it imposes taxes on federal land. more importantly, moving this type of reform through a short-term budget process would create uncertainty for the industry and uncertainty, that is thousands of jobs across the country. it is fair that we have this conversation transparently and figure out a compromise. i here today there is opportunity to work through this and that is how it should apart -- occur. for that i want to thank you for the hearing and working through the process. one of the things i want to stress and i thank mr. chairman for trying to get out to see the hard rock mining in nevada that i know because of the climate and the weather in the fires, you are unable to. if you would, let me put

they also say fbi agents showed up at cortez's funeral last week. and in his uncle's words, harassed and arrested. some mourners. they harassed us. they didn't let us mourn in peace. that is just not right. we want justice for my nephew and we want to answer. we want that footage to be released. this is uncalled for, and this is an unjustified homicide. the fbi says the shooting is under thorough and objective investigation bites inspection division. opening statements began today in martinez in the trial of a danville police officer charged with manslaughter officer andrew hall shot and killed. 33 year old vladimir of elite arboleda during a slow speed pursuit back in 2000 and 18 hall says prosecutors argue that arboleda was trying to drive away from police not toward the officer when a hall fired several shots into our belief is car. no one left in the mirror of antioch is calling for a city council member to step back from certain duties after an incident at her home involving police, mar thorpe says to misha torres walker should step down as cha

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congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, we have to leave it there. appreciate you coming on the show again. >> thank you. >>> next, is blob fish basketball back? why senator ted cruz mixing basketball and politics again? i'll explain next. but first, the headlines with vineta. >> a major cleanup operation launched to tackle a large oil spill off the coast of california. this lake is around 13 square miles in size and 3 miles off new port beach. as cleanup efforts get underway, officials warned of quote substantial economical impacts. >>> many were killed a kabul mosque on sunday morning. the deadliest attack since u.s. forces left. three arrests have been made. no claim of responsibility. >>> 11 people were rescued after their boat capsized saturday night in seattle. firefighters responded to the call in elliott bay. those recued were evaluated by paramedics and first responders and determined to be in stable condition. >>> more of "the mehdi hasan show" after this break. mehdi hn show" after this break i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle h

ocasio-cortez, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ocasio-cortez will vote yes on h.r. 654.peaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. stanton: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes on h.r. 654. as the member designated by mr. huffman, i inform the house that mr. huffman will vote yes on h.r. 654. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on h.r. 654. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? mrs.greene: as the member designated by mr. jody hice of georgia, i inform the house that mr. hice will vote no on h.r. 654. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 395, the nays are 30. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended. the bill is passed

as an fbi agent tried to serve a warrant investigators say cortez pulled a gun cortez's family believes they were being profiled and say an fbi agent showed up at the funeral. they are now demanding answers in an interview earlier this week with abc 7 news the fbi denied the allegation. a bay point man had pleaded guilty to sending threatening text messages during january 6th insurrection at the capitol prosecutors accused 36 year old robert lemke sending messages to the relative of a journalist saying the journalist's words were putting the family at risk. they say he targeted dozens of people from shortly after the november election up until early january. lemke is scheduled to be sentenced in december is plea agreement recommends. he spend 15 to 21 months in jail. well children will be at the center of a nationwide protest on monday. statewide if organizers have their way calls or going out on social. yeah for parents to keep their kids home from school. it is their way to protest governor gavin newsom's recently announced covid vaccine mandate for california school children. abc 7 n

is that in the realm of possibility for alexandria ocasio-cortez? >> well, you know, getting down to the low 2s, that is something that -- i think it is going to be quite difficult. but when it comes to this question of 3.5, you know, there is this matter where we do have these two holdouts in the senate. this is a conversation for us to have. again it doesn't necessarily mean cutting back the scale of these investments. it could mean we say okay perhaps we do a five-year infrastructure plan instead of a ten-year infrastructure plan. that is where i think it is important to contextualize this number. because 3 trillion over ten years is less per year than if we go 3 trillion over five. and you can work with those numbers and have very ambitious policies if you do things like work on the timeline or also washington accounting is notoriously funny. how do you count a tax cut for working families for example? do count that as lower revenue or increased spending? a lot of times that kind of accounting affects the top line without necessarily affecting t

. >> and in oakland family demanding justice for the shooting of jonathan cortez after he was shot and killed by an fbi agent in oakland last month. good evening and welcome to kron 4 news at 9 o'clock, everyone. i'm grant lotus with vicki liviakis that is where we begin tonight. kron four's, ella sogomonian. >> joining us now with the latest on people whose say they love jonathan court s l a well vic in grand. this is quite the situation. family members say the job in cortez was shot once in the heart. >> and died, they claim that the fbi agents only yelled get down on the ground before hand without further explanation tonight. the fbi is responding saying that they were just trying to arrest a convicted felon who drew a firearm leading to the shooting. you've >> family and friends of jonathan court has held a rally outside oakland city hall monday morning in search of answers. they say the court has went to buy some things fruitvale corner store on september 13th and was shot by a lone fbi agent who rushed in with a gun drawn cortez his uncle and partner want to see surveillance vide

you saw the congresswoman ocasio-cortez pleading for text. she wants something in writing. who is wearing the pants in the scenario among the democrats? what can republicans make of that? is there some pressure to be applied? we know that joe manchin of west virginia certainly has at least one leg of those pants on. is there some pressure to be applied to maybe get what you want? >> well, it's rare that i agree with the congresswoman. on this one i think she is right. anybody who votes for any of these bills without seeing the fine print is like a rock only dumber. because that's how they are getting all the nasty provisions. they talk about frameworks and outlines and top lines and concepts. typical washington-type speak and then they put all the nasty stuff in the fine print. >> harris: nancy pelosi told us you have to pass a thing before you know what's in it. >> we know how that turned out. >> harris: why would they do that to themselves this time? earlier this month speaker pelosi said this about the public's perception of the bill. it's not writing the way we would wa

cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent in east oakland last month. the fbi says an agent shot cortez on september 13 shortly before 03:30pm. the incident happened on fruitvale avenue. federal authorities say cortes was armed and wanted for several warrants. i love my brother. i will never get to see this person ever my life. told somebody i loved family members are demanding answers as to what led up to the shooting. still have not really answer from them says is the person involved into the released video >> we want answer that was not relief. i want to know we were really want is for them to release the names of the agents that did it. >> released the names of the to give a family piece earlier this month. the fbi released a statement saying in part, quote. >> we do not comment on an fbi agent status the review process is thorough objective and is conducted as expeditiously as possible under the circumstances. >> the oakland police department and the alameda county district attorney's office are also investigating this case in the newsroom. gayle o

. >> and in oakland family demanding answers in the shooting of jonathan cortez. but first, tell us a good money reports in the studio tonight, live with us. the people who love him say it should have ended this way l a. >> think cortez was shot once in the heart and died, they claim that the fbi agent only yelled get down on the ground before hand without further explanation tonight. the fbi is responding to kron 4 saying that they were trying to arrest a convicted felon who drew a firearm leading to the shooting. >> you've >> family and friends of jonathan court has held a rally outside oakland city hall monday morning in search of answers. they say the court has went to buy some things fruitvale corner store on september 13th and was shot by a lone fbi agent who rushed in with a gun drawn cortez his uncle and partner want to see surveillance video from that store. we. asking and demanding the but and the store. >> we really need answers. my heart goes out to the test and also goes out to the youth in the community that had to witness the murder of jonathan cort

the fbi has not said if cortez was the target of the warrant.according to the anti police terror project. fbi agents also showed up at cortez is funeral last week and, in their words harassed mourners. the fbi showed up to the funeral. to intimidate, harass and threaten members of jonathan cortes. it's family. that's right. the fbi after murdering jonathan showed up to the funeral. showed up to the funeral. in an attempt to criminalize this community and provoke a response. the fbi says the shooting is under a thorough and objective investigation by its inspection division. now to union city, where police are investigating after a man was killed right in front of his home. ktvu azenith smith has more on what happened and the family's plea for help. on sunday family and friends of 35 year old walk into norio, better known as kenny gathered at his home on queen and drive in union city to pay their respects and to grieve with his widow, rachel, coming home from work. he's not in his garage, you know? and. i know it's going to be tough for us and ag

the fbi agent who shot cortez was working with the u.s. marshals. they say cortes was convicted of a felony and had a violent past. and last week cortez family and friends held a rally outside of the oakland city council, oakland city hall demanding answers about the shooting. the fbi says that they recovered and illegal gun from the scene as well as other parts. cortez family says he went to the store to buy a few things and they're now asking to see the surveillance video as proof of the fbi agent's account of what happened. >> it's 6.13 and coming up, a team of independent investigators think they may have identified the infamous zodiac killer. we're going have the latest details ahead. >> and also we've got more news about lawmakers. they are making some progress in dealing with raising the debt ceiling. we'll have the latest in a live report from dc. plus, don't forget the roar of the blue angels will be heard in san francisco. they're practicing today >> so happening today. you're going hear this over san francisco. >> the entire the complete

the fbi has said that cortez was armed, but as family members were saying this morning, no video has been released. oakland leaders are also asking for more answers. >>> and happening now -- opening statements are just getting under way for a danville police officer accused of killing an unarmed man in 2018. andrew hall is facing manslaughter charges in the death of avoleda. he was shot and killed after danville police attempted to stop his car. dash cam video shows the officer, officer hall, firing nine times into the car as arvaleda drove by a road block. hall is also being investigated for a deadly shooting of a homeless man. >>> enough is enough. that's what hundreds of employees in antioch are saying this morning. right now they're on strike and claiming unfair labor practices and understaffing. sharon is live in antioch where health care workers walked off the job this morning. they were vocal. >> reporter: that's right, laura. they walked off the job about 5:00 this morning. they're still here at the corner of the main entrance playing loud music now. a very festive environmen

[ both laugh ] >> representative alexandria ocasio-cortez says, "the embargo is absurdly cruel because it targets the cuban people." so, senator, explain why you so strongly disagree. >>ell, i think the congresswoman is clearly either confused or ill-informed. what creates the travesty for the cuban people is the cuban regime. it is a command-and-control economy that rations people. and the rationing is not only because of lack of access to basic foods and medicines. it is a way of controlling people. if you're waiting on line hours and hours or days to get your rationing of food, you have no time to be thinking about changing the regime. you're just focused on feeding your family. you know, the regime does not unlock the ability of the entrepreneurial spirit of the cuban people, who will find a way to success given that opportunity. but it will not. it doesn't allow for labor rights. you know, right now, if you were to visit, margaret, cuba, you would go to a hotel where the workers there are not hired by the private company that owns them, but sent over by a state employment agency,

host: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez earlier this week. dave jamieson, she talked about the pro-act. we are at a time when things are being cut from budget reconciliation as democrats try to come up with a deal. is there any chance this is left on the cutting room floor? and what else is in that very large bill being put together for unions? dave: so, there's a chance that some of the pro-act stuff does survive reconciliation. most of is not in there. there are reconciliation rules. you've got to pass muster with those. a lot of the pro-act stuff does not do enough with the budget to really survive. one thing democrats and unions are pursuing is putting in monetary penalties against companies that commit unfair labor practices. on the idea being since that is something that would raise revenue, would therefore pertain to the budget, that it could somehow get through in this package. that, i think, would actually be a pretty big deal. because right now, the penalties for a company if they tried to bust a union are pretty small to nonexisten

. >> brennan: alexandria ocasio-cortez will be here, and we'll ask her that very question. plus new jersey senator cory booker on prospects for police reform. he'll respond to our interview last week with senator tim scott. and although delta variant cases are starting to slow, west virginia is in crisis. we'll talk with jim justice, dr. a anthony fauci, and d dr. scott gottlieb. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." these are interesting times here in washington. we're used to the political battles being back and forth between republicans and democrats, but today we find ourselves in an increasingly polarized debate between democrats. the factions in the party, the progressives and liberals, and the moderates. we do begin today with a key progressive, new york representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. congresswoman, it is great to have you here in studio. >> great to be here. thank you. >> brennan: so you have this standoff right now. how real is the risk that the democrats end up with nothing? >> you know, i kn

. >> jonathan cortez. jonathan cortez. >> protesters marched and chanted outside oakland city hall yesterday. jonathan cortez was shot and killed last month as an fbi agent tried to serve a warrant. the agent said he pulled a gun. the family said an fbi agent showed up at the funeral. they are demanding answers. in an interview last week with abc 7 news, the fbi denied the allegations. children will be at the center of a statewide protest tomorrow. if organizers have their way. calls are going out on social media for parents to keep their kids home from school to protest governor newsom's covid vaccine mandate for california schoolchildren. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story from the east bay. reporter: the plan is to speak up by not showing up. according to various social media posts by those organizing a campaign to keep kids home from school on monday to protest governor newsom's covid-19 vaccine mandate. >> we know if our children stay home from school, that will impact the funding that sc

he wasn't elected to be, you know, alexandria ocasio-cortez's or bernie sanders' sock puppet. be a . those types of candidates ran against him, and he beat them on the implicitse and sometimes explicit that he was going to be this moderate, center to have road kind of guy. and one of the weirdest things about our politics that people don't really seem to have processed is that the average african-american voter is now well to the right of the democratic party in washington and really, and is it's to the right of joe biden where he is right now. it was middle-aged african-american voters who won south carolina primary for joe biden because they thought he was a moderate guy, and he's not living up to that. he is getting really, really bad -- jon: and nancy pelosi had to pull that bill, the bipartisan infrastructure bill, because she didn't have the votes. >> yeah. i mean, that's another one of these sort of disconnects, is that joe biden's agenda and interests aren't the same as nancy pelosi's. nancy pelosi is looking at the midterms, she's looking at her own age, and she's thi

>> no did you see the way ocasio-cortez said 1 trillion, maybe for three months that she have an idea much 1 trillion is, it would be different she's 60 years old and done about budgets and omb director may be a trillion would be more real for her, how can she call this bill a trillion and nobody knows better than you in 208,800,000,000,000 was a hard sell to the american people this is unbelievable that were at this point i was heartened to see joe manchin. call me gullible it was like the old days, i am a democrat but i'm not a liberal what do you think i do anything different. someone not running from the label moderate. then we find out he put this in writing in august, my top number is 1.5 the question is can you take two victories, you know how easy it is suspended washington the one point to bipartisan, 1.5 you can sell that as were making our policies work. larry: he's a blue dog democrat, he is a throwback, blue dog democrats, yellow dog democrats sometimes called in the 80s and 90s, bull weasel they were sometimes called when i was working for ronald reagan reagan's whole pr

>> as the member designated by representative ocasio-cortez, i inform the house that representative ocasio-cortez will vote yes on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jody hies of georgia -- hice of georgia, of this inform mr. hice will vote yes on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. connolly: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. kind of wisconsin, i inform the house that mr. kind of wisconsin will vote aye on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 418, the noes are 3. 2/3 being -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the ayes are 421, the noes are 3. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker: the house will be in order. the chair asks all members in the chamber -- the chair asks all members in the chamber as well as members and staff throughout the capitol to rise for a moment

cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent in oakland last month. today, the group gathered to demand answers as to what led up to that shooting. the group says their questions about the incident had been met with silence. cortez ankle says they want to see the surveillance video from the store where his nephew was shot. >> we want justice for my nephew and you want we want that unit to be released. uncalled for. and this is an unjustified homicide. the agency? i all to reach out and to find out anybody involved. anybody have any other we let it come forward so we can find out my nephew was killed. >> the shooting happened near fruitdale and blossom back on september 13th. >> in the south bay today. a building was badly damaged after midmorning fire. it started around 9.30 this morning at taylor and spring streets. that's near the san jose airport and columbus park san jose fire department says fire was so big van to take defensive action. and that wasn't the only fire they had to deal with there. >> another fire occurred at the same across the area

cortez family says he went to the store to buy a few things and they're asking to see the surveillance video of the shooting. police in that a little more looking for 3 women accused of stealing $46,000 worth of merchandise from the sunglass hut. police have released these pictures of the women suspected in the theft. police say the women came into the store and threatened an employee. they say one woman demanded money from the cash register while the other 2 took the merchandise. in the north bay and at police officers now on paid leave after shooting a man who fired a gun. this happened near the pear tree lane and so school avenue in napa yesterday. police say they responded to a family dispute were man fired shots. and when police arrived the arm and was acting in a threatening manner and an officer shot the man once the man was taken to a hospital. no word on his condition this morning. police are investigating after a person was shot near mcclymonds high school. it happened just before monday afternoon on myrtle street. police say when they arrived at the scene, they found a victi

this is bright before representative because they are cortez unprecedentedly joined us on her 1st day of orientation as a new congresswoman. to say that we have nancy pelosi in the democratic parties back in pushing for the most progressive and ambitious energy agenda. this country has ever seen with back with her, but firm opposition to the green new deal remains. on the 26th of march, 2019, a draft of the deal was unanimously rejected by the republican controlled senate. how did you feel when the resolution got voted down in the senate? the goal of the resolution is for it to be a statement of values, to chart a blueprint to lay out the projects of what would be included with an agreement deal. we need an attitude shift, we need to put into gear and into momentum, these big ideas so that we can write the policy over the next year and get these things to pass for sunrise. aim to create momentum for their cars by direct clean lobbying political leaders. do it, hire dead, sean and his team plan to doorstep andrea campbell, the president of boston city council, got it. the goal today is

. >> cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent in oakland last month.ay the group gathered to demand answers as to led up to that shooting. the group says that their questions about the incident have been met with silence cortez. his uncle says they want to see the surveillance video from the store where his nephew was shot. >> we want justice for my nephew. a new one. we want that unit to be released. this isn't cold war. this is an unjustified homicide. the agency? i and all to reach out and to find out anybody involved anybody has any other to let him come forward so we can find out my nephew was killed. >> that shooting happened near fruitdale and blossom in oakland speck on september 13. >> opening statements started today in the trial of a danville police officer accused of manslaughter officer andrew hall shot and killed a lot of mayor are. but later on november 3rd, 2018 following a little chase here. hall shot are belated 9 times. police say are belated tried slowly driving away from officers. the sheriff's investigation cleared hall of any wro

ocasio-cortez will vote aye on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. danny davis, i inform the house that mr. davis will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. rush, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. torres of new york, whose state nower is the rose, i inform the house that mr. torres will vote yes on house resolution 716. sss the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. stansbury, i inform the house that ms. stansbury will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes on h.res. 716. and as the member d

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cortez masto: wonderful.hank you for working with me to curb the unfair practices that affect some franchises. will the cfpb consider the role -- [indiscernible] dir. chopra: the rulemaking requires the bureau to collect certain data about small business loans for a host of purposes. we want to make sure we are hearing from the public. there is a notice of proposed rulemaking to implement that statutory directive. i am very interested in the franchise market to the extent we need to learn more to understand how loans are being originated to franchisees. i welcome your feedback to make sure we understand how that is working. franchisees in this country have been beat up on for too long. we need to make sure they have the ingredients for success. a small business program that is nondiscriminatory is important to make that model successful. sen. cortez masto: i could not agree more. thank you so much. sen. brown: senator tillis from north carolina is recognized from his office. sen. tillis: thank you for being h

cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent and east open last month. the fbi says an agent shot court has on september 13 shortly before 03:30pm. the incident happened on fruitvale avenue. federal authorities say cortes was armed and wanted for several warrants. i love my brother. i will never get to see this person ever in my life. told somebody i dearly love. family members are demanding answers as to what led up to the shooting. still have not received an answer from them says is not the person involved into the shooting released video >> we want answer that one. not a deal to be released. i want to know we were really want is for them to release the names of the agents that did it. >> released the names of the give a family piece earlier this month. the fbi released a statement saying in part, quote. >> we do not comment on an fbi agent status. review process is thorough objective and is conducted as expeditiously as possible under the circumstances. the alameda county district attorney's office and the oakland police department are also investigat

cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent oakland last month and today the group gathered to demand answers about what led to that shooting. the group says are questions about the incident have been met with silence court has sunk. ul says they want to see the surveillance video from the store where his nephew was shots. >> we want justice for my nephew and you want we want that unit to be released. uncalled and this is an unjustified homicide. the agency? i all to reach out and to find out anybody involved. anybody has any other we let it come forward so we can find out why my nephew was killed. >> the shooting happened near fruitvale avenue and blossom street back on september 13th. and the south bay today. a building is badly damaged after a fire sparked this morning around 9.30 taylor and spring streets. that's near the san jose airport and columbus park. the santa fe fire department says the fire was so big they have to take defensive action and that wasn't the only fire they had to deal with in the area. >> another fire occurred at the same across the area here. which i'm not