. >> so become everybody this the may first thank you for jefferson city us for the celebration of asiant's the international looibd to celebrate of the success around the world and may first, it the the state of hawaii with this we have a special, special hawaii culture and the asian panicking american heritage thank you for american ails for the hawaiian airlines thanks to hawaiian airlines. i know that ms. sue thank you. >> happy day. we're going to go around and you know the other neighborhoods. let's go back to the business of 14rg9 the business we have is telling the truth year in the city and county of san francisco many of you know apa heritage is at the national celebration started in 1978 around the country a lot of countries celebrate by in 1995 we celebrate a special time of the year with the apa family to come together and have our own celebration and get to know each other a little bit better we are troud from 2005 on we're celebrating our tenth year. we're excited it's not easy to start a new tradition we're happy this new tradition is here to stay. i was informed and rece

but somehow it ended up getting lost in the jefferson city post office. this month, a postal worker discovered the mail and decided to track the recipient. thanks to facebook, the post office was able to find a family member and the card arrived at its destination this week. very nice. >> a state legislator is calling for a return to firing squads to carry out executions. the proposal coming after last month's botched legal injection in oklahoma. republican paul ray in the utah state house says he believes death by firing squad is more humane and wants to offer inmates that option. live in our new york city newsroom with more. brian, give us the details on this. >> you remember that botched legal injection in oklahoma last month. convicted murder's execution by lethal injection failed due to a blown vein. he died 43 minutes later of an apparent heart attack. now the representative paul ray wants to introduce legislation in january offering inmates in utah the firing squad option saying it's more humane. ray telling the associated press, quote, the prisone

assault lot of that as far as listed as jefferson city the gunman opened fire with those bull is heading in both the elderly man and a young girl witnesses say was planner for yarn >> : is is unclear if either it was intended target and that sears said he said this all together. >> : set loose with the call white collar driving southbound 89 to block a 66 that of a new at least two occupants exit the vehicle the fire several rounds back northbound 66th ave. the result being able the in for messages about those victims. sts still working on the case at this point did not have any suspects in custody and overnight they told us that what they did not have a good source up a suspect description. >> : live from children's hospital. >> : also ease a month a team austral was drawn at antioch happen in a backyard pool on seven delacorte from afternoon the boy was rushed to hospital but did not survive. >> : the funds from a pool where a happened that adults were on the scene and present officers investigating what led to the drowning in interviewing anyone who was at home at the time of the inci

just last november in jefferson city, a 28-year-old man was indicted for sex trafficking of a child under the age of 14, also earlier this year, a springfield man pleaded guilty to trafficking of a 17-year-old girl with learning disabilities. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mrs. hartzler: i urge support. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. doggett: mrs. maloney has spoken already this afternoon in connection with another bill and i yield her two minutes to address the issues raised by this bill and the serious problem of sex trafficking. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: i rise in strong support of this bill. it is extremely important and there is no politics in sex trafficking. this body is often described as being bitterly partisan, but today that is not the case as voices on both sides of the aisle and hard work on both sides of the aisle have joined to work to try to make it better and try to stop this abuse. have already heard that and that traffickin

city so go to it. >> thank you very much for being here today. lynn jefferson good afternoon. >> my name is lynn jefferson and i currently serve on the francisco reservoir working group and i have been for 2 and a half years it's been truly what i would call a very collaborative effort i serve also as president of the board of directors for cal high community center located on north beach on lombard street every day we serve 6 to 7 hundred people including babies toddlers children, seniors and families coming from chinatown the immediate neighborhood and they would be very served by a park at the reservoir site and i'm working on a project with the director of after school programs to get the kids involved in a civic project so they can learn about what does it take for us to create a park at the site of of the francisco reservoir. there would be thousands of children served. there would be thousands of families and seniors and it would just be a wonderful addition and it would be considered a city park because some of some of the people we serve come from beyo

city club welcomes dr. denise goldberg, author of koran."jefferson's pleasee information, refer to the website www.cityclub.org. we thank you all for your support. today is the annual forum on the american justice system made possible by a generous endowment fay andm robert j. you for yourank support. we welcome students to today's form. participation is made possible by the development pipeline company. joining us are students from shaw and westlake high schools. with those students be -- please stand and be recognized? [applause] thank you all for being here. today's program is in partnership with the metropolitan law association. let's return to our speaker. with welcome questions from everyone including guest. holding the microphones are terry miller and marketing and outreach specialist kirsten. can we have our first question, please western mark >> -- please? >> thank you for inviting us. earlier today i had the pleasure judge will dawson, and he said that he -- you your goals tot set a steady path for your future. goals orlan out your was a spon

city club welcomes dr. to me spell author of "thomas jefferson's quaran." to order a dvd or cd of the program, go to www.city -- cityclub.org. we welcome friends of richard and beth kaplan, friends of joe silverman, hawkins school alumni, hawkins school, and the legal society. we thank you for your support. today is the annual form on the american justice system a possible from a generous gift from paul the view walter and jesse glassman. thank you for your support. we also welcome students to today's student. participation is made possible by a gift from the development hype one company. joining us today are students from westlake high school. students, please stand and be recognized. [applause] thank you all for being here. program is also in partnership with the cleveland metropolitan bar association and we could not be more delighted. let us return to our speaker for our traditional city club question and answer. -- answer period. holding the microphone are program director terry miller -- kerry miller. >> i am a graduating senior this year. i would lik

city club welcomes dr. to me spell per, offers -- author of "thomas jefferson's quaran." to order a dvd or cd of the program, go towww.city -- we welcome friends of richard and beth kaplan, friends of joe silverman, hawkins school alumni, hawkins school, and the legal society. we thank you for your support. today is the annual form on the american justice system a possible from a generous gift from paul the view walter and jesse glassman. thank you for your support. we also welcome students to today's student. participation is made possible by a gift from the development hype one company. joining us today are students from westlake high school. students, please stand and be recognized. [applause] thank you all for being here. program is also in partnership with the cleveland metropolitan bar association and we could not be more delighted. let us return to our speaker for our traditional city club question and answer. -- answer period. holding the microphone are program director terry miller -- kerry miller. >> i am a graduating senior this year. i would like to say thank

evenings certainly a lot of concern here in the city of donetsk people are afraid i was artie's policy . what if we had a fifty first state named jefferson it seems like it's a little bit odd to hear but residents in california are seeking to do just that two counties in the north where most constituents are politically conservative will have a chance to vote next week on breaking away from the state of california artie's mega lopez has that story. california is known for its ground shaking earthquakes but another force because soon it's what the state among more than its phone lines only this one is man made voters in the northern county of del norte say and also into hama will vote next week to join a multi county effort to split california into two states and that fifty first state they want to be called jefferson so far officials and glen and mo doc and you insist cayuse counties have already voted to join the movement the county will vote on the measure on june tenth so here is a rough idea of what california and the newly formed jefferson state would look like believe it or not just the seven counties that have already voted for th