is john eric sanchez here? >> this is my first time also. good morning, supervisors and rafael mandelman and peskin. and i know that there's issues to address and i would like to first thank you to give me the opportunity to speak with you today. i am john eric sanchez and i was born in san francisco and attended the university of san francisco and i am a 17-year resident and soon-to-be business owner in south of market district 6. as you have read, as you have may have read in my application, i own and operated sit bar and lounge in the hancock women chinatown and north beach for close to 13 years on broadway and powell street. and i have been displaced due to city mandated earthquake retrofit work required of my former landlord. i stand before the committee today on behalf of my new business, potential new business, executive order bar and lounge, to request that this committee and the s.f. board of supervisors approve my request to transfer my type a.b.c. liquor license into my new location at 868 mission street at jesse west at the westf

time. >> for most cases, that's absolutely correct, and that's due to the good work of director john sanchez. >> commissioner elias: okay. and then, the other question i have is i noticed on the case status, there were sort of 94 inactive cases. is that of the 167 that you had reported that were collected and submitted to the crime lab? >> yeah. >> commissioner elias: and what does the inactive status exactly mean? >> so that means at times in the investigation we can't get ahold of the original victim again or they change their minds or there's actually nothing found or maybe there wasn't a real hit in codis, so that's why they're deemed not active. >> commissioner elias: and i would assume that doesn't count those that are being prosecuted because the number being prosecuted are actually one-third of the open cases. >> that's correct. >> commissioner dejesus: so i have a quick question. so this has been in the paper recently. i think there's some legislation being proposed in sacramento regarding kits and turnaround time. i don't know the exact number, but i'm sure whether you're on top --

fought tooth and nail for his vision of the common good, depending on the issue, you knew john would either be your sanchezy staunchest ally or your most stubborn opponent. >> so you had a range of dignitaries there, current members of congress, military and dress uniform as senator mccain was the chairman of the senate armed services committee. he was proud to serve on that committee for many years. he also offered this tribute to senator mccain. >> it was never feigned disagreement, that man didn't feign anything. he relished the fight. he showed that in the arena, the back and forth, that's for the cause gets bigger. that's where the triumph is sweeter. >> he had at well-publicized clashes with president trump and so governor mike pence offered his own special tribute to senator mccain. >> on behalf of a grateful nation, we will ever remember that john mccain served his country, and john mccain served his country honorably. >> that was a tribute from the vips. and now ordinary everyday americans are filing into the united states capital rotunda able to pay their respects to john mccain. some saying they

whatever sanchez reports now from the northern city of john besh in peru are venezuelans are pouring in so they can feed their children left behind by. a physician turned cookie vendor on the pan-american highway. and her husband hoarsely left their teenage sons back in venezuela they now make less than ten dollars per day but that she says is good it was that allows us to eat and son the kids money only for them to eat the little they can get we can't even buy them a pair of shoes or found to talk to them i butted in a cell and horses settled into the city twenty five kilometers south of the border many proven as well as who couldn't afford the journey to the capital even so candy or food to make ends meet this pipe dangers and restrictions venezuelans are pouring into p two bus stations are packed with passengers heading south more than four hundred thousand venezuelans are already living in the country. with the help of a nongovernmental organization twenty five year old nancy high risk found a small house received basic kitchen tools and mattresses nearly a miracle she says for a

john that perhaps the whole reputation of the european union is now in tatters the european commission president york are saying intervention would cause chaos whatever bedroom sanchez the so-called socialist prime minister does the european union is now synonymous with jailing democratically elected politicians is that because it is the sixth largest economy is an economic situation because you are on the budget committee spending is an important member state of the european union not only in its economic sales but also it's a wait. and and in the u.k. and you know the our politics modest whether it's in. the action of commission and in general of the institutions has been disappointing it's over some people are saying the e.u. were saying it might intervene in italy for it because italy was perceived to be and you can you can the politicians and breath of understand way here in britain people understand breck's it because they don't want to be part of a european union that defacto drowns refugees in the mediterranean jails democratically elected politicians and seems to act for its own own institutions rather than for the suppose a devalues the e.u. is founded on.

asked if he believed that john mccain would have done a better job than the men who beat him in 2008, barack obama as president, trump refused to answer, ana. >> boris, sanchez at the white house. thank you. joining us now is senator ron johnson, a republican from wisconsin, he's the chairman of the homeland security and government affairs committee and a member of the senate foreign relations committee. senator johnson, thank you for joining us. our condolences for the loss of your colleague. i know it's a somber day for everyone in washington so let's start our conversation talking about senator mccain. he served as a senator for more than 30 years. he called it the most important job i have had in my life. what do you see as his defining mark on that governing body? >> good morning. john was a larger-than-life figure and if there is one word that symbolizes john, in the end it was healing. he was a feisty guy. you could get in an argument with him pretty fast but he was one of the first people to stand up and say okay, let's figure out how we can come together and he's obviously associated with the phrase serving a cause greater than one's self but look a

sanchez. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's go back to the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. what was the relationship with the intelligence kmunl that was lld frayed. >> it was frayed. there was a quick response. i think what's different about this conversation is now you're seeing a direct response together with people like robert gates, general petraeus. some thought maybe they were looking for new positions as things shifted. you could see this is definitely a line that was crossed. the question is what does security clearance mean anymore when you have individuals working throughout the white house looking at sensitive documents who they, themselves, including the president's family did not have clearances. so security clearance has to mean something and they're basically standing in line. >> i guess the question, though, too, leslie, is what kind of weight politically does this actually have in this particular administration because we know in other administrations what the answer to that question might be. do we know what the answer might be in the trump white house? >