jeanette a louise johnson. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. and if there are any other speakers that did not sign a card, please do line up. >>> hi, everybody. my name is [speaker not understood], i'm 16-year-old and i'm here with project [speaker not understood] we're here and talking. project is an advocacy program that consists of [speaker not understood] or has a parrottction who is incarcerated. and i'm speaking in support of the fair chance ordinance. i'm here today because my mom was incarcerated in 2009. she was in san francisco county jail and she wasn't let out until 2010. when she was released it was difficult for her to get housing and to get a job because she had a lot of felonies. therefore, it was hard for us to -- my brothers and my sister and i to live with her wasn't able to keep a house or stable job because of her felonies. so, it took about 3-1/2 years for us to live with her and it was very unfortunate because i was in a very uncomfortable situation with a guardian and i just really wanted to live with my mom. it would ha

johnson of "national journal." we appreciate you coming in to talk about this subject with us. guest: love being here. host: up next, louise radnofsky of "the wall street journal was put talks about the affordable care act and the republican plan seeking to replace the law. later, in our weekly your money segment, nuclear weapons material and facilities. but first, a news update from c-span radio. this hour.itics maryland democratic governor martin o'malley says he is preparing for a possible run for president, telling "the washington post goes with any telling "the washington post" that he can't wait for hillary clinton to announce she will run in 2016. he needs the groundwork for a national campaign. the governor reported raising $2 million last year with his political action committee. he won't say when he will decide on whether to launch a white house bid. agencyional security spying has triggered a legal action in germany. our group of german computer hackers -- a group of german computer hackers and human rights campaigners are suing the government for allegedly breaking the law by aiding foreign spies per submitted