hastings. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'm very pleased to yield three minutes to my good friend, gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett, is recognized for three minutes. mr. doggett: mr. speaker, the indifference by some in this congress to a looming public health crisis is truly stunning. this republican bill cuts the emergency funding request for the centers for disease control by 80%. that's four of every $5 they ask for that have been eliminated. the zika virus is a terrible virus. it eats away at the brain of a fetus. and it results in a family tragedy of a child who is born with very severe birth defects and will require costly lifetime care. zika can be sexually transmitted, and it is spread to many parts of texas. we have texas tough mosquitos and the season is just beginning there. year on the cusp of a epidemic -- we are on the cusp of a epidemic spreading across our region and the republicans are refusing to provide the resources to prevent it. i apprec

hastings ran to his room and the victim was able to lead police to him. officers say hastings had the phone but wouldn't give it up. he's also accused of resisting arrest. he was taken into custody and now is jail on $75,000 bail. >>> lottery player in new jersey is doing mighty fine tonight, a 7-eleven sold the only power ticket worth hundreds of millions. sabina kuriakose has been hanging out where people have been buzzing about the big win and the winner who has net to come forward. >> as soon as she woke up this morning and saw on the news she jumped out bed half naked and ran they don't check the ticket. >> reporter: if you areally for mike of his wife they soons realized they are not the winner of the powerball prize. somewhere in the homes amid the streets of mercer county. lies the golden ticket. >> i hope it's me. >> reporter: out of 44 states, new jersey is the luckiest, the sole ticket for the seventh largest powerball jack pot ever sold somewhere in our area. people waking up in mercer county, the news hadn't hit the paper yet, many rushing ho

horrifying but this is what they do. >> as the day's visitors begin to arrive, investigator hastings members of the sheriff's emergency response team will keep an eye on one inmate in particular from a security room inside the visitation area. >> this is the window we sit at and watch that has the film on it. they can't see us. we also have cameras we monitor to catch them. >> we have information from an informant that the girlfriend might be passing heroin to her girlfriend. >> actually two informants told me. >> that's her. >> the suspected inmate's girlfriend arrives and gives him a kiss. >> keep an eye out. >> usually when you catch them, they give themselves away. it's body language. she's got nothing in her hands. >> he's pretty rock solid. he's not looking around. he isn't looking around at all. >> as the visit nears an end, it's apparent to investigator hastings that a smuggling attempt has not been made. >> he's not showing any signs at all from the years i'm doing this, i'm questioning the guys that gave me information. >> nothing. >> so now what i'm going to do is find out

officers say 23-year-old james hastings, jr., seen here, took a man's phone early saturday morning at the red carpet motel unright white horse pike in galloway. police eventually found hastings with the phone in north jersey. officers say he physically resisted arrest causing minor injuries to an officer. the cell phone was return to the victim and hastings has been charged and is being held on $75,000 bail. >>> well, we had three deadly fires in the span of just about nine hours and of course those deaths could have been prevent according to fire officials with few simple measures. a total of six people were killed in those three separate fires on friday night and saturday morning. officials say in at least one of those fires, one of the victims tried to battle the flames. that was one in west philly much this is the one in norristown. two adults an child died. they say always leave fighting the fire to the experts. >> main messages here is that if there's a fire, get out, stay out. don't fight the fire especially if you don't

of the police found him but he didn't want to give up the phone, hastings in jail on $75,000 bail. one officer minor injuries. >>> today, at philadelphia city hall, activist to say openly smoked the drug in 2014 marijuana possession in small amounts for recreational use became a civil fence in the city limits. even with those changes over the past year and a half, advocates say there's more work to be done on drug reform. >> it's not going to happen fast enough. we have to save our patients and even people that want to do it recreationally. we need to stop prosecuting for victimless crimes. >> with legalization for medicinenal purposes, many activists are upset because patients can use it but still will not be able to smoke it. some supporters say smoking it provides the fastest relief. >>> the u.s. were coast guard suspend add search. friend told authorities 26-year-old melendez disappeared last night when a jet ski ran aground. near trenton boat ramp around 7:00 p.m. another boat picked up the friend but they couldn't find melendez. >> it was supposed to be the day women dream of

the audience did not see the hastings clip.he congressmen now from florida , here is jeff hastings talking about it. [begin video clip] >> i am being tried for the exact same thing that i was tried for before, and i don't know how to call it other than double jeopardy. so in congress says that the standard, that the standard for impeachment is not the same standard as in a criminal trial, well i kept waiting to see what patron --dard of its standard of impeachment is. standard is in the feelings of the particular senators sitting at the time. [end video clip] brian: is he right? betty koed: he is. he is making an interesting point. impeachable high crimes and misdemeanors have never been well-defined through the years. so with each new impeachment trial, the senate is faced with new impeachment hurdles to determine if that particular set of crimes committed by this individual reached the point of , and theyt standard somehow qualify as high crimes and misdemeanors. that is the only guidance they have from the constitution, so t

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the audience did not see the hastings clip. [begin video clip] 5:00 a.m. being tried for the exact same thing that i was trying for before and i don't know how to call it other than double jeopardy so when congress says that the standard -- that is standard for impeachment not the same standard as in a criminal trial. i kept waiting to see what the standard of impeachment is good the reason he never said is that because there is no standard. the standard is in the feelings of the particular senators sitting at the time. [end video clip] brian: is he right? betty: he is. high crimes and misdemeanors have never been well defined through the years. with each trial, the senate is faced with hurdles to get over in one of them is to decide if that particular crime committed by this individual reached the point of impeachment standard and do they somehow qualify as high crimes? the only guidance they have from the constitution. they have to define and redefine impeachable crimes over and over. brian: overall, no supreme court justices have been convicted, no pres

critics are calling him a he haste because campaigned against violence against women and here he is hitting a woman. the incident is a blow to his image as a feminist modern leader and threatens to end his honeymoon after his election. a word on a bill on cigarette packages coming into effect here in france. all manufacturers will be obligated to create neutral packaging first europe. you can see one here. these packages are going to make you scared. there,s a gruesome photo but that is the point. the aim is to make cigarette to help people kick the habit. between now and then, there will be a mix of the old packs and these new packs. we are going to take a quick break. when we come back, an update on the headlines and the search for white 804. more reports from greek authorities. they have found debris that could belong to the plane8úxúr [thunder] >> people are going to do things under cover of darkness, afraid of light, so if you come at midnight, i'll be there with my headlights glaring. if you are a democratic country with a constitution that has a bill of rights, you have to enforce th

hast time we saw he saturday. she was literally laughing out loud with h the two finished a four hour meeting with amber's lawyers. what many say appeared to be missing here or much less visible is the bruise th on her cheek the day before. so four days after the allegations of abuse where do the taking johnny's side his daughter, his ex and body guards and comedian friend. on amber's side their next door neighbor, her friend, and twitter activist that started the #i'm with actor. speaking out for johnny his daughter little ri rose instagramed this pic saying my dad is the sweetest most lo person i know. johnny's partner of 14 years hand wrote this letter posted on tmz saying, quote, these recent allegations being made are putrageous and all the years i have known johnny he's never been physically abusive. there's the body guard that witnessed all of this. one report claims that two guards will testify that johnny was actually 20 feet away in the kitchen while amber was in the living room. so it has some asking if

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but this area from hastings to omaha, to wichita and topeka, kansas, in the heart of tornado alley, dodgingday. >>> still ahead, we will tell you what caused hillary clinton to lose focus in a campaign rally in california. it had something to do with a topless supporter. you'll want to see it for yourself. started out, it was all pencil and paper. the surface pro is very intuitive. i can draw lightly, just like i would with a real pencil. i've been a forensic artist for over 30 years. i do the composite sketches which are the bad guy sketches. you need good resolution, powerful processor because the computer has to start thinking as fast as my brain does. i do this because i want my artwork to help people. >>> all right. so let's get a check on the morning's other headlines and for that we say good morning to louis burgdorf in the control room. >> good morning, thomas. hillary clinton got a bit distracted at a campaign stop in california yesterday and that's because of two guy, comedians who have been pranking the candidates. they took off the shirts while standing in the front row of the r

but the tornado threat is greatest from hastings to omaha to haze to salina, almost to topeka and wichita. we could see another few strong tornadoes today. betty, so possibly a life threatening situation in the central plains once again. >> oh, could be dangerous out there. thank you so much for that, bill. >>> well, an infant in florida is making waves online as one of the youngest water skiers ever. check it out. 6-month-old zila doesn't know how to walk yet, but over the weekend she glided 700 feet across a lake. her parents both water skiing champions so that may explain a lot here. they placed her on indoor skis after she learned how to stand and they noticed her strong grip. way too go. only 6 months old. >>> so just ahead, why 11 states are suing the obama administration. >>> plus, the frightening scene when a manhole cover explodes near first responders. >>> and "snl's" kate mckinnon is at it again. nine minutes past the hour. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with o

the audience did not see the hastings clip. the congressmen now from florida, here is jeff hastings talking about it. [begin video clip] >> i am being tried for the exact same thing that i was tried for before, and i don't know how to call it other than double jeopardy. so when congress says that the standard, that the standard for impeachment is not the same standard as in a criminal trial, well, i kept waiting to see what the standard of impeachment is. and he never said, because there is no standard. and the standard is in the feelings of the particular senators sitting at the time. [end video clip] brian: is he right? betty: he is. he is making an interesting point. impeachable high crimes and misdemeanors have never been well-defined through the years. so with each new impeachment trial, the senate is faced with new impeachment hurdles to determine if that particular set of crimes committed by this individual reached the point of impeachment standard, and they somehow qualify as high crimes and misdemeanors. that is the on

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look at the best selling nonfiction books according to "the washington post" continues with max hastings examination of espionage and military intelligence during world war ii in "the secret war." ta'nehisi coates, winner of last year's national book award, looks at the current tate of black america in "between the world and me." and wrapping up the list is "the legends club," the rivalry between basketball coaches jim myth and mike krzyzewski. that's a look at some of the current best sellers, many of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our web site at booktv.org. >> but the fact is that we have gone -- again, latinos -- from big numbers to power for the first time. and that's a huge change. and i think it is incredibly important that we realize that that new power is here and that we can talk about things that in the past we really have no chance to talk about. and, therefore, when we have a candidate who says, donald trump, that mexican immigrants are rapists and criminals and drug traffickers, i think there's a new power, and we can respond to tha

i index hast the msc done. it is down 8%. we don't have a custom chart.he 13 stocks are still down about 5% over the six months. you know what happened? lots of market turmoil. a lot of risk in the china market. u.s. investors kind of paid really close attention. this will broaden the investor base for u.s. investors wanting to get into chinese stocks, kind of passively. etfs will invest. angie: mostly down. what impact will this have on the stock -- these stocks? stephen engle: alibaba in the last six months is down 3.7%. it is up 33 percent since february. we have one quote from the chief executive from one of the exchange traded fought -- funds. who said u.s. investors are a low chinese adrs valuation because of the china risk. would be full inclusion hopefully a global investors will be able to buy them as part of their mandate. that is the hope. another question in june, which mayns tomorrow, the msci include a shares. the mainland authorities have been trying to do to restore confidence in those because of the turmoil and trading halt, because of al

in that particular building, i lived there when i was a student at hasteings and there were others libing there. there were student from i believe it was called the pacific mortuary school on glauth and what was then called san francisco state college and i think maybe one or two other schools. but, i do think that that's perhaps for the purposes of the planning department would be useful piece of information and think something about its history as a residents club would improve the report. >> thank you. i don't see any other comments from commissioners. i believe do we have consensus the document is whole? >> yes. >> okay. >> great job. >> thank you. >> i would just ask sponsor tokeep momentum and plow through this. it is taken a lot of everybodys time. thank you. with that, we will adjourned. >> i want to say one thing. the apple store at union square is opening this saturday which shocked me because i saw it is a couple week uzgo and looked like it needed 6 months. i just an announcement and that came through the arc and committee, so just fyi. >> thank you. >> [meeting adjourned] ♪ >

event that hast occurred in human history. when you look at what the founders said about corruption, they wrote extensively. james madison, secretary of the constitutional convention, was keeping meticulous notes. he recorded the word "corruption" more than 50 times. what the founders were talking about when crafting the constitution is the kind of corruption that was the bending of the mechanisms of government away from the common good and towards what they called "the factions." today, we call that the special interests. so if there is an order going on, it is not one of the founders wanted. they wanted a truly representative democracy, where we could solve our problems collectively. , as he tossedt upon, is the former executive huffington "the post." national grassroots organization called the alliance for democracy. guest: i am head of a group called issue one. "huff post"f the exectuive. host: just wanted to make sure i followed up. i wanted to make sure i got some of your bio out. director of issue one, which has been ar

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in that particular building, i lived there when i was a student at hasteings and there were others libing there. there were student from i believe it was called the pacific mortuary school on glauth and what was then called san francisco state college and i think maybe one or two other schools. but, i do think that that's perhaps for the purposes of the planning department would be useful piece of information and think something about its history as a residents club would improve the report. >> thank you. i don't see any other comments from commissioners. i believe do we have consensus the document is whole? >> yes. >> okay. >> great job. >> thank you. >> i would just ask sponsor tokeep momentum and plow through this. it is taken a lot of everybodys time. thank you. with that, we will adjourned. >> i want to say one thing. the apple store at union square is opening this saturday which shocked me because i saw it is a couple week uzgo and looked like it needed 6 months. i just an announcement and that came through the arc and committee, so just fyi. >> thank you. >> [meeting adjourned] ple

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i want to make one additional note that was oversight on my part in haste to get the memo done so my apology for that. on page 3 under the gift restriction, we had thought at the staff and agreement with what the thrust of the proposal is in this regard that we would like to see additional language under the alternative that does speak to a prohibition on the contact laubiest directly or indirectly or through a 3rd party paying or reimbursing for travel of sit a officer. that was a key discussion and agree that is something important to capture here. it doesn't do that so that is my oversight but want to make that a place holder for agreement in that area. under the lobbyist contsbution limit list a alturn urn to consider that takes a similar approach the proponent of the measure do in applying a contribution limit that apply tooz lobbyist. any and all committees controlled by the candidate they are giving to. the proposal is there would be a contribution limit of $50 and that a lobbyist could give no more than $50. we propose alternative for discussion that will take the same approa

"all in with chris haste" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> if there is a bubble burst,you could make a lot of money. >> the new onslaught from hillary clinton. if donald trump wins, you lose. >> he actually said he was hoping for the crash that caused hard-working families in california and across america to lose their homes. >> tonight the latest clinton charge that trump rooted for a housing crash. as donald trump recycles attacks from the '90s. >>> then the trial of a fallen american icon. the breaking news on today's big bill cosby decision. >>> plus why donald trump is snapping at new questions over

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nobody haste done it. this is just a suggestion. david: kilmeade's show. melissa: just a suggestion. so that is just another example of trump making a headline. you find when you get out into the details it's a little bit more moderate than you thought. he recently seemed to say he wanted to raise taxes on wealthy, remember that? then he specified what he raise it from his own proposal. here is latest example of his strategy. >> you will get a judge who would overthrow, overturn roe v. wade? that is specific thing that you would do? >> or, overturn, look, i'm going to put conservative judges on. >> your specific thing to protect the sanctity of life would be appointing a supreme court justice that would overturn roe v. wade, do i have it? >> they will be pro-life but we'll see about overturning. >> there you go. i'm calling it trump's rorschach strategy, tony sayegh, jamestown associates vice president. fox news contributor. ashley pratte, a senior political reporter. tony, he is a marketing genius. >> yeah. melissa: this makes a lot of sense. people are s

hastings of florida for may 10 through 13. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, s. clark, is recognized for 60 minutes as the tezzig knee of the minority leader. ms. clark: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remark -- their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of the special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. clark: i'd like to thank my colleagues for joining us this evening for this critically important discussion. i thank the chairs of the bipartisan task force on the opioid epidemic for their leadership and tenacity in pushing reforms. thank you, congresswoman custer and congressman guinta. this week, we will debate bills on the opioid crisis and if there's ever been a time to put away partisan differences and rhetoric it's now. i'm proud of the task force in supporting bipartisan b

should make haste while the sun is shining but as ando through the air, in q3 q4, we should not assumeill be so quiet. please stick around so we can talk more. , thengoing to a brick coming back to talk about the boj and the braves it -- brexit. ♪ welcome back to "trending business." magnus.me now is george we talked about china in the previous segment. talk about the boj. kind of stuck in a hard place right now as shinzo abe says volatility is abrupt. could we see intervention? guest: i am not sure. it looks at the -- it looks a bit premature. wonder what did the energy policy board deliberations look like and what they have to do to weaken the yen. the balance sheet is exploding. japan soon, the bank of vastprobably own a majority of japan's sovereign debt. all of these things are possible policy options for the boj in the future but why do we think they would work any more successfully than they have done to date? you said between a rock and a hard place and that is exactly correct. i am not very optimistic that there is much the boj can do to have a decisive impact in influencing t

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"all in with chris haste" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> if there is a bubble burst, as they call it, you know, you could make a lot of money. >> the new onslaught from hillary clinton. if donald trump wins, you lose. >> he actually said he was hoping for the crash that caused hard-working families in california and across america to lose their homes. >> tonight the latest clinton charge that trump rooted for a housing crash. as donald trump recycles attacks from the '90s. >>> then the trial of a fallen american icon. the breaking news on today's big bill cosby decision. >>> plus why donald trump is snapping at new questions over his charity promise. >> i get nothing but bad press from the dishonest media. >> and the rise and fall of anthony weiner. >> this is the worst. doing a documentary on my scandal. >> the documentary filmmakers join me when "all in" starts right now. >> and for that i am profoundly sorry. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hillary clinton has found an issue that appears to distill her campaign's portrayal of donald trump as a con m

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and at the beginning, when we get information in like this, sometimes in the rush and the haste for breaking news, some of the things we do are not as accurate as they are once we get more information, as this continues on. mary schiavo joins us again. mary, again, flight number 804, egypt air, flying from paris to cairo. i guess it was about 4:07 in the morning there, as this happened. a long time, again, for this plane to be without communication with air traffic control. >> it is a very long time. and of course, i'm sure, and the lines are lighting up already, because of the problems in both airports. if you'll recall, in paris, there were a number of persons who were very suspicious persons and they had, i think the number is, and i'm doing this off the top of my head, so forgive me if the number isn't right, but there was something like 78 persons they had let go from the paris airports for ties to terrorist groups, including isis and al qaeda. and that happened about two months ago, and then, of course, there were the problems in egypt. so a lot of people are immediately suspicious of

what the yuan hast, this is as a pancake. the veneer done his track the dollar weakness on par.ling is underway in the philippines with voters choosing a new president, as well as lawmakers at national and local levels. on the presidency, and the selection is arguably the most important in 30 years. we've got southeast asian correspondent reporting live in manila, haslinda. what is at stake for us? haslinda: the stakes are very high. the philippines are no longer the sick man of asia. they are considered are rising tiger economy, 6% average growth over the past eight years. lots of challenges ahead. we know that 26% of the economy still lived below the poverty line. distribution has been pretty uneven. take a look at infrastructure. the traffic congestion in manila, it's outrageous. it took me an hour and 40 minutes to get from the airport to the hotel, which should take just a few minutes. lots of challenges still for the upcoming president, and so far, indications are such that it is more about personality as opposed to policies. that is what is worrying the investment communi

of what we've seen and not speak to the level of standards i'm push for again and again with the hastingsollege of law setting back the example for the bulk on the shelf and referred to as we go through the next 4 years with the sold pages that put together with contention that lacks the clarity by which i'd like this institution to present itself some of ocean slides shown in the power point were very nice the documents itself is given to us i think false fall short of what i expect to be in the files more an institution. >> commissioner commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to no ax required for you to take. >> sorry would you curious about a response i guess the i mp is a standard thresholds and we reviewed this at the planning code it outlines the standards for an im p the staff reviewed that and found the requirements are met, of course, i have and the academy of art the minimum requirements were not met and requested additional information a series of hearings the i mp was cut to 2011 if there is specific information the commission would like to see we can request

for student body i look at difference post secondary institutions from 2 to 20 percent so we had hastingsn the 20 percent and some in the single-digit range that in the future needs to be looked we need to get each institution over a period of time that had been like building a newly creating using existing housing stock i'll say that one more time with that said, i want went to the emergency of pittsburgh spread out over many, many blocks like the aa you, we should shuts we walked a lot of hills not a bad thing we spaced our classes out to get there by walking rather than having to take take the shutter in hearing number one you do not i don't is a hours or horse in the race but i think around the economic vitally that brought to the city in terms of money that is come in with the students bring and spend like i said with the flip side i think that is what we're dealing with today, the land use issues specifically around housing and i think commercial i guess, sir if you have a minute can i ask you a couple of questions. >> you presented on our slide a project not clear what the project

a lot hast haguest: changed. has called for unity. you see senator sanders supporters and senator sanders himself really willing to continue to engage in the butary not only in kentucky if you look at the california next month, there is a sense of the battle for the soul of the deck -- democratic party continues. this push to the left continues. takethough sanders does shots at secretary clinton about her speaking fees, that her ties to washington, this is not a really deeply personal campaign. it doesn't have the animosity we saw between then senator obama and secretary clinton in 2008. this is more an ideological campaign were watching unfold. he said that if he has 50 plus 1% of the pledged delegates, not the super dollar but theates, no pledged delegates, that he should be the nominee. do they think they can pull this off? it's going to be a difficult task for the sanders people to do that. but they have an argument to make. they are really making a populist case for the nomination. because the democratic system is so dominated by

hastings: mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has asked for a recorded vote. a recorded vote is requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 241, the nays are 183. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair will receive a message. messager: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to in

i want to make one additional note that was oversight on my part in haste to get the memo done so my apology for that. on page 3 under the gift restriction, we had thought at the staff and agreement with what the thrust of the proposal is in this regard that we would like to see additional language under the alternative that does speak to a prohibition on the contact laubiest directly or indirectly or through a 3rd party paying or reimbursing for travel of sit a officer. that was a key discussion and agree that is something important to capture here. it doesn't do that so that is my oversight but want to make that a place holder for agreement in that area. under the lobbyist contsbution limit list a alturn urn to consider that takes a similar approach the proponent of the measure do in applying a contribution limit that apply tooz lobbyist. any and all committees controlled by the candidate they are giving to. the proposal is there would be a contribution limit of $50 and that a lobbyist could give no more than $50. we propose alternative for discussion that will take the same approa

. >>> injury haste been seated in the corruption trial of us representative chaka fattah. prosecutors say fattah misused campaign funds and grants as well as accepted bribes, opening statements, in the trial, are set for may 16th. congressman fattah has held office for more than 20 years, but just lost the primary election last week. his son, chaka fattah, jr., now serving time in federal prison on attacks conviction. >> new jersey assembly speaker says he'll put his on rescue plan for atlantic city up for vote tomorrow. vincent bill would establish performance benchmarks at ac, what has to meet over two years before full state take-over could happen. the senate has proposed version that far bill that would give the city just 130 days to get his finances, back in order, mike anal next. >> i have to tell you, your tan looks fantastic, just got back from mexico? >> did i. >> beautiful. 7:11 now. >> well, donald trump wins big and ted cruz drops out. primary proves to be major turning point in the race for the white house. and now donald trump looks like he's going to be the

i want to make one additional note that was oversight on my part in haste to get the memo done so my apology for that. on page 3 under the gift restriction, we had thought at the staff and agreement with what the thrust of the proposal is in this regard that we would like to see additional language under the alternative that does speak to a prohibition on the contact laubiest directly or indirectly or through a 3rd party paying or reimbursing for travel of sit a officer. that was a key discussion and agree that is something important to capture here. it doesn't do that so that is my oversight but want to make that a place holder for agreement in that area. under the lobbyist contsbution limit list a alturn urn to consider that takes a similar approach the proponent of the measure do in applying a contribution limit that apply tooz lobbyist. any and all committees controlled by the candidate they are giving to. the proposal is there would be a contribution limit of $50 and that a lobbyist could give no more than $50. we propose alternative for discussion that will take the same approa

before we saw other businesses and we urge the city to implement this program with haste. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i am the executive director at the business located on 24th street. we are the oldest organization on the corridor. and an organization that not only represents san francisco but a national review on latino art. and we started this organization when it was spoke how to invest on this corridor. and this is the number one issue, and no secret our business has operated 43 years without a long-term lease, on month-to-month. that is not sustainable. through the work, through the mayor's office and the mitigation fund we have been able to think of strategy to push forward and try to secure our space. but we cannot do this if we don't have the financial resources and the support from everybody at city hall. so we really urge you to implement this quickly, i am ready to send my proposal and i feel i can't do that if i don't have the resources and push. i implore that this is taken fast. i don't have time, i literally am go