there kaufman. i'm sorry, mr. kaufman. mr. kaufman votes aye. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 32 aye votes. 31 no votes. >> the amendment is adopted. if there are no further amendments to this section of the bill the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia mr. whitman for the purposes of a motion. >> mr. chairman i move to adopt the subcommittee report of the subcommittee on readiness as amended. >> question's on the motion of the gentleman from virginia. those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. a quorum being present. the ayez have it. and the motion is adopted. the committee will now receive the report of the subcommittee on military personnel. pursuant to committee rule 17 and in consultation with the ranking member we'll post poent recorded votes on amendments in this particular subcommittee mark until the end of this portion of the mark. the chair recognizes the chairman of the subcommittee, the he gentleman from nevada dr. heck for an

kaufman said he was wrongly terminated. blue cross filed a wrongful lawsuit and cited the bowly alley and the $900 bill he ran up. >>> and we could see a sharp change to the weather up next withdrew tomba. >>> and the warriors did what they wersupposed to do. the over all t >>> it is weather time. drew tuma is here. and thoroughly enjoyed that rain storm last night it. was a treat. >> the best time it rains is when you are sleeping and then the sunshine when you are out. and then next week it will warm up especially on monday. live doppler hd, showing the rain out of here, a distant memory. and live outside on the saturday evening atop the abc 7 studios and looking at the embarcadero, a rather pleasant night but watch the flags they are breezy and creating chilly conditions. the gusts at sfo 20 miles per hour and in san carlos, a wind gust of 20 miles per hour. and that wind kept us on the cooler side today. opening up the almanac 26th day of april, everywhere below normal, from sfo to oakland, numbers 3-8 degrees below nor

i'm here to support holly kaufman for seat no. 4. i think she brings a unique background to the potential of working on xh identity , she is a native, she has strong experience and i think she shares the need to make sure whatever funding is available goes to the place where it will help the most, whether it's the home owner or the business. i also want to applaud the efforts of supervisor mar, your calling to make sure this committee gets off the ground, maybe you will decide it needs to be continued for a year because a year may not be long enough to do all the work they have to do, but i hope you will appoint miss kaufman to this position. >> thank you very much. >> afternoon, supervisors, jashua arse with bright line, also a member of the mayor's work force committee and it's been 6 years working on this with supervisor mar and the board. it all starts when the feds was starting to invest in energy efficiency and we wanted to make sure it happened equitablely, and this idea supervisor mar had to set up a task force and a steering

kaufman filed a lawsuit against blue shield three weeks ago saying he was wrongly terminated. blue cross filed a countersuit, citing the bowling alley incident and the 900-dollar bill he ran up that night. >>> up next at 6:00, going green by giving up the green. east bay residents get a lesson on how to reduce their water use. >>> and we could see a sharp change to the weather. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> warriors and pelicans game four, the dubs going for the knockout blow. in oakland, the routine wasn't >>> tens of thousands of people are flocking to social media to watch a california's man close encounter with a gray whale and her calf. he pass paddle boarding when he spotted the whale in the water. he followed the female and calf for two hours. he calls it one of the most memorable moments of his life. >> i was freaking out at that moment. we're aunts compared to that credit tour. it was beautiful and immense and breathtaking. >> case believes the mother whale, known as a cow, went south to give birth and will migrate back to alaska for the summe

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kaufman has to go, but at for mr. kaufman or dr. kaufman's credentials, it's misunderstanding, i have a law degree from georgetown as well. i had sam dash for criminal law. ken feinberg. i understand the issue. i don't agree with you but i have also studied the -- the kgb, so i understand the difference between a police state and the situation that is in the united states. our disagreement is not based on misunderstanding or my not being enlightened with the information. it's based on a different view of the information and a different degree of sources as to whether i get my information. on that note i have to play the same role on the iran panel so i have enjoyed it. thank you for your forebearance. [applause] >> i'm sorry. what ways the part of the -- briefly what was the part of the question for me? make it up? is there a partial police state? i think that the fallacy -- my learned and now departed colleagues understanding here is we're acting as if the only way we can have a police state is if wore having some recreation of the

kaufman's work is the best piece of literature. >> on the same lines, i may have missed this myself,uld you elaborate on the conspiracy to of doug. turning into an experience to of ducks. was that booth's idea, did he put it into motion himself? eric: the difference between the conspiracy to abduct a lincoln and the conspiracy to assassinate. the conspiracy to kidnap lincoln -- keep in mind, during the war booth is very anti-lincoln. iccs more and more things changing as a result of the war, he built up his hatred. booth, again, the initial motivation behind his plan with other conspirators to kidnap lincoln is a result around the middle of 1864 when general clemen grant offers to exchange prisoners of war in order to diminish the manpower of the confederacy. booth gathers his own people, as well as agents that he kept in touch with up in canada, who were looking to kidnap lincoln. basically, he gets his own group of people who do not have direct contact with the confederate states of america that they are representing to undertake this kidnapping. it is a crazy idea, the way that th

kaufman has ago, but as for mr. kaufman or doctor kaufman's credentials, it's misunderstanding. i have a lot of grief from georgetown as well. i had sam dash for criminal law in feinberg. extend issue. i don't agree with you but i also studied the ss and the kgb so i understand the difference between the police state and a situation that's in the united states. our disagreement is not based on misunderstanding or minot being enlightened with the information. it's based on a different view of the information and a different degree of sources as to where i get my information. on that note i've to play the same role on the iran panel, so i've enjoyed it. thank you for your forbearance. [applause] >> i'm sorry, what was the part briefly what was part of the question for me? briefly. make it up? is there a partial police state? i think the fallacy, you know we are reacting as if the only way we can help a police state if we're having some re-creation of the nazis were some re-creation of some, you know other infamous dictatorship but i think that the architecture, it's certain not co

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kaufman as far as whether or not the united states can actually be said to have a police state. i'm wondering perhaps it because you work on an international level primarily your understanding of how that can apply to the us might not be nuanced in terms of we don't have to have all people subjugated under a police state or perhaps one group of people to be experiencing something completely different than the majority of the country. so when you said that i was left wondering if mr. pitts might have a different view that perhaps. the community was in a different united states than you do. and and that being a very legitimate way to approach this panel might make us go back to -- and i guess i will reveal myself as a liberal the fact that i think this is a systemic problem. i am wondering if we are creating a self-fulfilling prophecy and a direct this to mr. pitts. you mentioned how many more proportionally black people are arrested for crimes the statistically they are not involved in as much. we are filling our prison system with african-americans. we are to my beliefs, creatin

kaufman needs to go. as far as credentials, have a law degree from georgetown as well. i had sam dash for criminal law kim feinberg. i understand the issue. i don't agree with you, but i would also study the kgb. i understand the police state in the united states. a disagreement is not based on a misunderstanding or my not being enlightened with information but based on a different degree of sources as to where i get my information. on that road, have to -- on that note, i have to play the same role on the iran panel. thank you to the audience. [applause] leonard: i'm sorry. briefly, what was the part of the question for me? yes, partial police state. yes, i think the fallacy in my learned and out of party colleagues's understanding is that hillary can have a police state is if we are having some recreation of the nazis -- is that if we have -- that the only way we can have a police it is if we have some recreation of the nazis. if i had to live anywhere, i would live here, obviously. it is really not as bad here as it is in other places, but the architecture of a polic

. >> okay, we'll go on to our next applicant, is holly kaufman here? >> good morning, supervisors, i truly appreciate the opportunity to be here and to put my candidacy forward for the energy efficiency committee. i am a san francisco native, my mother was born here too, she grew up in the mission in the fillmore district. i grew up a lot in my grand father's shoe store on 24th street in the mission when it was an irish catholic neighborhood and we were some of the only jews there. so i really experienced the whole evolution of the city because i'm older than i ever expected to be. so i've also been very active in my city, which is the city that i love dearly, and i also happen to be both a tenant and a co-owner with my family of a 10 unit apartment building in the inner richmond which was my mother's business that she ran for about 40 years. so i think what i would bring to seat no. 4, which is the seat that i am apparently most being considered for and am the most interested in, is being able to bring a perspective of being both a tenant and an owner

to find a religious leader to command a national voice like someone of "richard john neuhaus" or kaufman or the reverend martin luther king as a preacher. rick warren can get on tv to organize his approach to the evangelical christianity but to go beyond that confession talk about a new house as a writer. but with a lot of name dropping to the more sophisticated in life been to policy. >> every time you read it is a kleenex. the structure these conversations i am glad you got to this subject because part of what interested me is the development of the writer. >> key found that 1984. >> with a book to empower people that is partly peter. but that phrase the naked public square is a frenzy. >> host: what does he mean by that? >> a public right that is aggressively shown of any reference to the judeo-christian argument for who we are or how we perish but that kicked up into the public consciousness so when that happened they finally calmed down. so like mailer every other sentence he is trying to come up with the one phrase. he is a natural writer. and prolific. 10,000 words a month. and th

>> kaufman would have been there and abraham heschel an important figure for neuhaus.harvey cox was there. and the berrigan boys but they ran into trouble with their new york cardinal whose name suddenly has escaped me. how can that be the case? >> spelman. you have got the right audience here. [laughter] let me ask you a question and this was something we are talking about before. we just mentioned brought up name checked as you said some very big public figures. if you were around in the 1960s and 70s you knew who all these people were. >> and you heard what they had to say about american life. they were on the covers of magazines and you call up neuhausen to get your quote. bill coffin and bill buckley about the vietnam war at yale in 1967. heschel martin luther king a giant. what do we have today? is there anything like it? we don't mean powerful influential religious people in politics but intellectuals writers and thinkers who are dominating with neuhaus called the public square. do we have any version of that today and if so what is it like and if not what happe

. >> reporter: jim kaufman trains workers, training them to look out for people around the tracks that look sad or anxious. >> with some gentle coaxing and a direct question, do you feel like hurting yourself today. the deputy can make an intervention that could save a life. >> reporter: last year transit police kept 40 people from taking their lives but they can't do it alone. >> at the ends of the day, the problem we're looking at is bigger than suicide on caltrain it's the issue of suicides in our community. >> reporter: it's why caltrain says they're committed to educating the public and they refuse to let the cost of making those changes be a roadblock to saving lives. b.a.r.t. says they plan to unveil a campaign in about two weeks and officials want people to know that there is help out there. anyone who is considering taking their own life can contact their local bay area suicide prevention hot line. in san mateo county, cristina rendon, ktvu news. >>> another sunny day across the entire bay area. in fact, right now we do have mostly clear skies. there's a storm out here and thi

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in colorado republican congressman mike kaufman about to get more than aggressive push from the establishment to challenge the incumbent there, bennett. he won by nine points in a competitive swing district against a strong democratic challenger. you might remember tea party candidates in 2010 and they won victories in what otherwise was a pretty big republican year. thank you for sharing your monday morning. >>> state of the unions starts right now. >>> hillary clinton's big cash headache. a legends call for justice. this is "state of the union." >>> ohio governor kasich on other things. good morning from washington. i am jim acosta. president obama is promising a review of his drone program after two were killed and their deaths brought up new criticism of the strategy. and now joining me is senator mccain. thank you for joining us and getting up so early this morning. >> thank you, jim. >> you have had a couple days to mull this over. the drone strikes that resulted in the deaths of those two hostages. were their deaths preventible in your view? >> i think it was preventible where there wa

kaufman. >> thank you mr. chairman. i yield to the gentleman from new york. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. just quickly for clarity, what we're thinking about then is putting it into law and then going to our service members and family and say, hey, at the wut it into law but we're still interested in what you have to say and i don't think that's the right way forward especially given the fact that, again, this amendment that i'm offering still requires the department of defense to do what it is that the subcommittee chair has asked them to do which is to come back to us, make an assumption that it's going to go forward as the recommendation that we worked it, but then also give us the benefit of your counsel if you would change it and tell us about the implementation of that. and i think that only makes us stronger, and let me also say that, and i haven't only been here -- it's my fifth year -- but whenever we do something, like we put it into law and we say we can amend it as we go along, that hasn't worked ou

shannon kaufman former doj assistant attorney general, along with chris, our politics editor.irst, tonight we have a kelly file investigation for you into claims that mrs. clinton's private computer server has been wiped clean and has no data left on it. trace gallagher has that. trace? >> megyn the experts seem to agree it's highly difficult to permanently delete e-mail, but it depends on who's deleting them. you or i would have a tough time eradicating our e-mail trail. but when hillary clinton's attorney said clinton's ip staff confirmed to him the messages are gone for good, it reinforces the notion that a savvy ip staff got rid of the information. when you delete an e-mail, it is like pulling a file out of a file cabinet. and when you wipe clean your server, it's like shredding the file you pulled out of the cabinet. if you replace the hard drive, it's like burning the file altogether. remember, it's still possible to pull clues from the ashes, it just becomes much more of a process. so there are two reasons the server is so important. first, because some e-mails might be

kaufman for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i having been through basic training with officer candidates in the marine corps the trust between cadre and recruit is just so important to maintain that. i really thank that though we have to send a message and i think those who violate that with consensual sex ought to be criminally prosecuted first so i support the amendment. >> will the gentleman yield back? >> i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back adults of this time. mr. johnson is recognized for five minutes. >> yes, i rise in support of this amendment. whenever you have a person who is in a position of control over another regardless of the age of the people involved consent is mitigated and even extinguished and so i think that this is a good amendment and it's something that we should support and i yield back. >> mr. chairman? >> is there any further debate on the amendment? the gentlelady from california. >> thank you mr. chairman and i would yield my time to the ranking member. >> i see the confusion here because the

and last but not least, a big thank you to robert kaufman and the fund in the new york community trust. we will start off this discussion this afternoon, we should begin with the department of defense and see where we stand. and we're very happy to hear from two people first of all we'll hear from major general o felts who's serving as advanced director of the joint staff and as such potential for a whole range of issues including some of these issues, she started her career in the u.s. air force. afterwards, we'll hear from julia bylo, enlisted personnel management at the office of the secretary of defense and prior to her current position was senior policy adviser in the office of senator jim webb. but she also has a 23 year career in the marine corps. so without further ado general, please take the floor. >> thank you and good afternoon. thank you, fellow security professionals, thank you for inviting us here today to discuss the rescission of the ground combat rule. as an air force pilot removing gender related beararriers for all women is important both professionally and personal

another congressman kaufman out of colorado wants to use v.a. bonuses.s though it's not only a vending machine of problems but a vending machine for money that can go, i guess, to projects that just balloon out of control and really no one seems to care much about it until now. i want to play a clip from v.a. secretary robert mcdonald. he was on with my colleague rachel maddow last night. take a listen. >> i think v.a. succeeds by running like a business. any organization that loses sight of its customer -- and i think we lost sight of our customer -- becomes very inward looking during the time of crisis. >> did they lose sight of their customer or have they still yet to gain or regain sight on the customer? >> veterans service organizations will say they absolutely have lost their trust. this comes in the middle of the one-year anner have vary verniversary of the wait time scandal where patients were waiting for treatment for suicidal feelings for cancer for amputees. there's some cases they were waiting months so veterans feel like they deserve more. >

let's talk about the campaign with ben kaufman. he's founder and ceo of quirky.ou're a crowdsourcing dewhere you help inventors who come up with cool ideas come up with backing? >> we're a community company. everyone hates consortium. we're a community company. we find the best products every week and turn them into consumer products. >> you're working with harmon with headphones of the future. >> we're working with harman with an evolution of how quirky sort of progressed. we started as a company people submitted ideas we brought them to life under the quirky brand. about two years ago, we partnered with g. efrlgts.e. >> i was getting to that. you make quirky things for the house. >> like the egg tray. sold out like that. and the power strip. our staple g.e. line, now, know has every single thing you need to live in a smarter home. >> you're holding that up. >> a security system that we can stall for $20. this is i think, an outlet that you can control with your phone. this has all the functionality of nest for $50. >> nest has done very well. you can control yo

victor barcinas, jordan barker, shawn bell, jonathan broswell, sean brent chakia campbell, aaron kaufman, justin easter, mason gibbs cole gresham carl, alicia gutierrez, grace johnson, matthew lange dequan lindsey, jacob detaja, elisha, destiny spoon, bailey stevens miran, nathan, gary walsh, caitlin watson, david wilke and cara young. these are all the students on the team. while i don't have all the names of their parents and teachers, i want to congratulate them as well and thank them for their efforts in helping create our future scientists innovators and for challenging these middle school students to be the very best they can. see, these things don't happen overnight. these science olympiad team training weekends, spending saturdays and sundays figuring all these mathematic formulas out and figuring out this science. i also want to wish the best of luck to all of you as you make your way to lincoln, nebraska, for the national competition which is in may. i'd like toned by saying may god continue to bless these students, these teachers and parents pearts. may god put a protection ov

in colorado, republican congressman mike kaufman about to get more than aggressive push from the establishment to challenge the incumbent there, bennett. he won by nine points in a competitive swing district against a strong democratic challenger. you might remember tea party candidates, in 2010, and they won victories in what otherwise was a pretty big republican year. thank you for sharing your monday morning. >>> state of the union starts right now. >>> hillary clinton's big cash headache. a legends call for justice. this is "state of the union."