tv staff who are covering the meeting jesse larsen and jennifer low. with that, mr., if you can please call item number 1. >> item number 1 is a hearing regarding the closure of the university mound ladies home, specifically how the university mound ladies home board intends to ensure that none of the remaining residents will be without caron july 10, 2014. >> great, thank you very much. i know that we have a number of members of the community that are here and we're going to have a brief presentation from a number of folks. but i want to just say that the reason that i called for this hearing is that i believe that what's happening with this institution, with the university mount ladies home, and the fact that the board of directors has given eviction notices and that there are dozens of retirees, many of them, most of them women, that are facing eviction at ages of 80, 90. the fact that that's happening, to me, is symbolic of the larger issue that's happening here in san francisco, which is that our city is changing to the point that i believe we are forgetting wha

larsen the old native canadian is taking us to his land hunting and fishing here since he was a child he's one of four chipper wayne's living memories he's seen as people and nature itself change. my. mind will be here to come and go here maybe one hundred miles from here they've got plans now. and that link is going down every year but it's not hank she don't level up the rocks do. i tell her i know will be a question before here's where you seem to live only. all because the environment the plants would it take so much water and the big dams they have. we got no hint i would stop it. either get good but many are worth their weight in a bread dish to feed your family now they save big money big money. there you might have a good day for a while let the riches you we've got a billion dollars a day a lot of bad my app you know i still buy the government out below million dollar stake right well no i understand quite a few are given up. and made her hundred dollar did. it wouldn't help there. but the native canadians patience is slowly wearing thin and for chip away and is living on wel

larsen the old native canadian is taking us to his land hunting and fishing here since he was a child he's one of four chip away in living memories he has seen his people and nature itself change. lanes will be here to come and go sure maybe one hundred miles from here they've got plants now. and then it's going down every year but it's not ok you see the level of the rocks there. and there will be a question before here's where you see the live and. all because. the plants would take so much water and the big dams they have. we got to stop it. but maybe your work or whatever it does to feed your family now. big money big money. you might have it good for a while let the riches you we've got a billion dollars a day a lot of my app you know i still buy the government outfield million dollar stake write all noise. i made her on a dollar did. grab. there. but the native canadians patience is slowly wearing thin and for chip away is living on welfare. the lead. to school places tried to play players play polo going to. want to thank you. for the story taking every minute. the luck may the

reading and you have libraries that put books in their hands, i have heard that so many times, gary larsen was coming home on a cold and that into a library to get warm and librarian put a book in his hands and that made him a writer. you have no idea of a ripple effect of putting a. file that can so if they have grown up learning they will buy books and seek out books. you can buy books in expansively. you can buy a book on the street and used bookstore. it might not be the $18 book you want to get but if you love love love that book you will go get that $18 book. >> what role -- what more of a role for schools conflate in advancing the cause of divers books being made available? i know lee & low is principally an institutional publisher and your company focuses on targeting the school market. our schools stepping up to the plate to really make a difference? you have done work with schools as well. share with us your relationships and what you see the relationship between schools and divers literature. >> i would say schools are on the whole stepping up to the plate. i think we have a ver

i'm joined by lars larsen, syndicated radio host with compass media networks and doug schoen.>> thanks, martha. martha: we had similar situation back in oklahoma in april, took longer period, matter of minutes, i think 26 minutes for that convicted of homicide convict to die in that situation. lars, you obviously reignites the whole question about the death penalty in this country. what do you make of it? >> well, what i make of it is the mainstream media will try to say this is a reason to stop the death penalty. the problem is, the vast majority of americans, more than 70%, support the death penalty. i think the real justice here is that it took two hours for this man to die. it took 25 years to get to executing joe woods for killing debbie dietz. that is the real crime here. not the fact that this guy snored on his way to hell. he deserves to be there. and he is dead now. how is that a botched execution? and stephanie gresham, spokeswoman for the attorney general's office in arizona, says all he was doing is snoring. big deal. martha: doug, what do you think? >> well i see

larsen and full committee ranking member, mr. rahall and mr. lobiondo, the chairman of the subcommittee and tom graves who has been effective in working with us to put forth this bill that is bipartisan today. with that, i reserve -- did the gentleman have any other speakers? mr. defazio: i have no requests for time. apparently we have done something unusual around here, created something that doesn't seem to be controversial except among a few talking heads out there. mr. shuster: i reserve. mr. defazio: i would be happy to yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. shuster: i thank the gentleman for working with me and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4156. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid n the table. the