. >> hi, my name is wind could haveman and i'm vice president of aft2121 at the city college of san francisco. and we are grateful you have crafted this legislation and we support it and i want to talk as a mother of a child that has severe meth illness. she is doing well today. she's 37-years-old and she's had four episodes such that she was 5150ed. she has chemical dependency issues and schizophrenia diagnosis. today she's leading a healthy, full life with friends and a meaningful job and she's a social justice advocate for climate change. the reason is because she had the resources that she needed. she had the -- when she was in crisis she had them after she was in crisis and before she was in crisis. she was lucky because she had a tiger balm and the mom that had resources. when i pass young people on the streets or even not so young and in their 30s or late 30s, and i see my daughter could have been that if it weren't for the resource that's she had available. thank you for this legislation. don't compromise. >> hi, my name is victoria and i represent a compassionate day. we are activist

amazed with those reporters say they were thorough and i've tried to be in contact with missile isser haveman and she's refused to share who, what, where and how they're substantiated and she wouldn't discuss any of those details with us and we didn't have an opportunity to hear any of the fundamental basics of it until just a couple of days ago with a 24-hour deadline and it was horrendously irresponsible journalism and the fact that their own boss is the primary source for the story is appalling, a brazen conflict of interest. >> you've heard them say that's the reason they brought in pro publica which did their own investigation and corroborated for that very reason. >> both of the reporters spent weeks calling dozens and dozens of employees waving innuendo at them and trying to solicit similar kinds of stories and their own boss is the primary source. she signs their checks to pretend that that's somehow objective journalism is ridiculous. >> but again, the whole point of going to another publication, and i think that you would agree with that. >> i wouldn't. >> that's a discussion for an

from -- and proxies from attacking, keeping the country secure so that iran wants to wipe ilz off havemansend u.s. videos documenting the regime crackdown on protesters, mike pompeo, basically saying, we are watching you we want to see these videos, what do you think where that is going. >> i think secretary pompeo and trump administration have been really superb on iran, as the breaking out of the bad nuclear agreement by the administration, the imposing of tough economic sanctions on iran is exactly why there is so much unrest, in iran there is also a unrest because people feel suppressed they don't have economic opportunities they don't have freedom. i believe from sources i have that a lot of people who are protesting in streets just asking for lower gas prices, were killed by the government, in iran, over the last week. so i think we've got to keep economic pressure on i hope that the europeans will join america maximum pressure economic campaign eventually the mullahs who run iran have to decide come back sign a better nuclear agreement, or they are going to face an up rising from p