mr. buck: thank you, mr. chair. this amendment to the department of defense appropriations act prohibits funds from being used to implement the president's climate change agenda at the cost of our national defense. directive 4715.21 on climate change adaptation and resilience would force our military to incorporate climate change in everything they do. from combat operations to preparedness to training. climate change would become one of our nation's greatest enemies. when our nation is under attack, generals in the war room and officers in the field need to be focused on winning the battle, not limiting their carbon footprint. our national security has already been impacted by the thinking behind this directive. former acting director of the c.i.a. admitted recently that the u.s. declined attacking isis oil wells in part for fear of the environmental impact. yet these oil wells provide funding for isis, allowing the terrorist organization to recruit individuals in the united states for its evil mission. with isis a

mr. buck took in my previous position we've denied the removal of a tree before this board or any other entity and have that tree ultimately be preserved we think of we've been routing overturned by the board with a development project whether or not that that project is sent back to the board or a proposal we've agreed repeatedly and some of the fellow commissioners are aware why want make the project sponsor we design we've lost every of those cases so your decision was could we safe this tree if we relocated it we thought the odds were better if it was removed than continue and have a removed entirely that's y where the advocacy went. >> there's always a first time. >> i'd like to see it in 12 years i've not been successful. >> i have a question ms. short severalty the public complained about unfair e-mail and correspondence can you shed headlight. >> it was public record like i said the original board of appeals approached the director of public works would he support a compromise when he

thank you. >> we'll hear in mr. buck now. >> good evening, commissioners chris buck with san francisco public works bureau ever urban forest we received an application for the removal them two chinese elm trees at the staff level we denied the trees for removal and upon apparel we approved the tree to the east and denied the removal of tree to the west and went head and met point property owner and their representative from reuben, junius & rose to look at the drain and looking at in the driveway to affirm the site conditions i'll show one photograph at the, have the overhead thank you. >> the tree only the right is approved for removal the larger tree on the left one of the assumptions we approved tree one important removal that will be further away from the subject tree that is opposite the doorway during the site visit we were informed from the property owner that they do have elderly participants that park and exit their vehicle opposite the doorway in 0 prohibition from planting trees opposite of doorways it is fair

mr. buck. >> thank you we'll hear from the appellant now. >> that's correct across the city across the city kevin and i met onsite as chris said we respect to sfmta and applied for the white curb and as a result kevin wanted a loading zone we accommodated that and made i paid all the fees kevin from ada is okay with that and given us the green light to move forward i might add that overflow room we had committed to doing 5, 60 inch box trees but planted 9 as you recall that was dictated saying the landscape was - we followed the better landscape plan we planted 9, 36 inch trees we thought that was sufficient the result of plan check confusion within the department as to how we end up with that we are cognizant of the fact that you know we should have come back to the board of appeals and clarified that but those projects tend to be pretty complicated what you know executed them and had a number of permits that was one of '75 permits we got the drawings stamped so the 9 trees i guess you have t

mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. walker. mr. walker votes no. mr. blum. mr. blum votes no. mr.ise. mr. hise votes no. mr. russell. mr. russell votes no. mr. carter. mr. carter votes no. mr. hurd. mr. hurd votes no. mr. palmer. mr. palmer votes no. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes yes. ms. maloney. ms. maloney votes yes. ms. norton. ms. norton votes yes. mr. clay. mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes yes. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright. mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes yes. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes yes. ms. lawrence. ms. lawrence votes yes. mr. lieu. ms. watson coleman. ms. watson coleman votes yes. ms. plaskett. mr. desaulnier. mr. desaulnier votes yes. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes yes. mr. welch. ms. lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham votes yes. chairman chaffetz: how is mr. gosar of arizona recorded? >> mr. gosar of arizona is not recorded. mr. gosar votes no. chairman chaffetz: have all members voted? clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote, there are 15 yea's and 21 nay's. havem

mr. buck? >> yes. >> mr. walker? >> yes. . >> mr. blum? >> yes. >> mr. highs? >> yes. >> mr. russell? >> yes. >> mr. carter? >> yes. >> mr. grossman? >> yes. >> mr. herd? >> yes. >> mr. palmer? >> yes. >> mr. cummings? >> no. >> ms. maloney? >> no. >> ms. norton? >> no. >> mr. clay? >> no. >> mr. lynch? >> no. >> mr. cooper? >> no. >> mr. connolly? >> no. >> mr. cartwright? >> no. >> ms. duckworth? >> no. >> ms. kelly? >> no. >> ms. lawrence? >> no. >> mr. lou? ms. watson cole man? >> no. >> ms. plasket? mr. boyle? >> no. >> mr. welch. >> no. >> have all members voted? the clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote there are 23 yays and 15 nays. >> the ayes have it and is ordered favorably reported. without objection, motion to reconsider is laid on the table. sorry, we had already called the vo vote. understood. without objection, the motion is laid on the table. without objection to pursuant to clause 2-l, members will have two days to submit views on the resolution considered today. the staff be allowed to make necessary changes to the resolution ordered reported today s

. >> thank you, mr. buck >> thank you we'll hear from the appellant now. >> that's correct across the city across the city kevin and i met onsite as chris said we respect to sfmta and applied for the white curb and as a result kevin wanted a loading zone we accommodated that and made i paid all the fees kevin from ada is okay with that and given us the green light to move forward i might add that overflow room we had committed to doing 5, 60 inch box trees but planted 9 as you recall that was dictated saying the landscape was - we followed the better landscape plan we planted 9, 36 inch trees we thought that was sufficient the result of plan check confusion within the department as to how we end up with that we are cognizant of the fact that you know we should have come back to the board of appeals and clarified that but those projects tend to be pretty complicated what you know executed them and had a number of permits that was one of '75 permits we got the drawings stamped so the 9 trees i guess you have to

mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. walker. mr. walker votes no. mr. bluhm. mr. bluhm votes no. mr. hise. mr. hise votes no. mr. russell. mr. russell votes now. mr. carter. mr. carter votes no. mr. hurd votes no. mr. palmer. mr. ballmer votes no. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes yes. ms. maloney. ms. maloney votes yes. ms. norton. ms. norton votes yes. mr. clay. esther clay votes yes. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes yes. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright. mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes yes. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes yes. ms. lawrence. ms. lawrence votes yes. mr. lou. ms. watson coleman. ms. watson coleman votes yes. ms. plaskett. mr. day sunday. mr. day sunday votes yes. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes yes. mr. welch. ms. lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham votes yes. how is mr.affetz: gose are of arizona recorded? >> mr. gosar of arizona is not recorded. mr. gosar votes no. chairman chaffetz: have all members voted? clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote, there are 15 yea's and 21 nay's. chairman chaffetz:

the eucalyptus tree which is not a non-native tree and when i hear mr. buck speak i wonder why the dpw wasn't taking into more account i could've gotten behind some tree island pines or something goes they are beautiful trees. this tree in my opinion should not be in the middle of our street because it is non-native and were cutting down non-native trees all over the city in an effort to come back to what is supposed to be in california. i also have an issue with the fact that they are talking about cutting down all these trees at once. i live on vanness. what am i supposed to do? if this project extends itself for five years without trees? we will have to breathe all of these dust i don't think they took this in two accounts and they took that in november and they took that away. i even had an email to aaron peskin about that and he contacted erin rice been and he said well it was out and he said no it wasn't so there is a lot of instances of them saying one thing and doing another and that is why there is a lot of anger and it feels like they been very dece

amendment number 22 by mr. buck of colorado. amendment number 24 by mr. byrne of alabama. amendment number 25 by mr. king of iowa. amendment number 26 by mr. gosar of arizona. amendment number 27 by mr. king of iowa. amendment number 29 by mr. lamborn of colorado. amendment number 30 by mr. massie of kentucky. amendment number 31 by mr. massie of kentucky. amendment number 32 by mr. mcclintock of california. amendment number 33 by mr. mulvaney of south carolina. amendment number 34 by mr. desantis of florida. amendment number 36 by mr. rohrabacher of california. amendment number 37 by mr. walberg of michigan. amendment number 40 by mr. conyers of michigan. amendment number 42 by ms. gabbard of hawaii. number 44 by mr. mcgovern of massachusetts. amendment number 45 by ms. lee of california. amendment number 46 by mr. polis of colorado. the chair will reduce the time for identify anyelectronic vote after the first vote in this series to two minutes. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 2 printed in house report 114-623, offered by the

>>thank you >>thank you mr. buck. >>good evening commissioners are good morning. not sure just yet. chris buck, urban forrester with san francisco public works. just some general background on the project with some perspective from us just in general the role of public works here was to look at the locally preferred alternative that was selected and understand how many mature trees would be protected and remain in place with the installation of the project. it was also reviewed by a court science which was a nationally recognized arborist company one point to make was that our director of public works had to make a visit to sacramento to visit with caltrans to allow any replacement trees because the guidelines are typically written for someone like the 101 or the interstate 5 in this case it is obviously a blvd. in the city and with the replacement trees we had to go and bake the commission to get that just as an aside and i just want to state that the proposed removal do not violate the public works code and are not significanttrees as are defined in section 810

the eucalyptus tree which is not a non-native tree and when i hear mr. buckpeak i wonder why the dpw wasn't taking into more account i could've gotten behind some tree island pines or something goes they are beautiful trees. this tree in my opinion should not be in the middle of our street because it is non-native and were cutting down non-native trees all over the city in an effort to come back to what is supposed to be in california. i also have an issue with the fact that they are talking about cutting down all these trees at once. i live on vanness. what am i supposed to do? if this project extends itself for five years without trees? we will have to breathe all of these dust i don't think they took this in two accounts and they took that in november and they took that away. i even had an email to aaron peskin about that and he contacted erin rice been and he said well it was out and he said no it wasn't so there is a lot of instances of them saying one thing and doing another and that is why there is a lot of anger and it feels like they been very decept

mr. fitzpatrick from bucks county. chemical compounds that are found in the firefightering foams used on military bases. the e.p.a. and other agencies are testing these chemicals with suspected links to cancer and other serious health impaths and lowered advisory levels for drinking water. the d.o.d. released sites nationwide where these firefightering foams might have been used and similarly got into the local groundwater. every state in the union has at least one of these sites and the d.o.d. is currently investigating. to date, 16 public wells and 140 private wells in our area have been taken offline because of the navy's contamination at or around the former naval air station joint reserve base in willow grove. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. any member seeking time in pposition? mr. frelinghuysen: i would yield to the gentleman to further make his case and his leadership on this important issue. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. boyle: i appreciate the gentleman from new jersey showing that

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right now he has 1.3 million bucks in the bank. compare that to mrs. clinton's 42 million. trump brushing off tax concerns this morning when he appeared on "fox & friends." >> i spent less money than anybody else essentially and got the best result, which i think is what people want for president. we want to keep it lean. i'm not looking to spend all of this money, and i hear people spend $1 billion. i say, how do you spell $1 billion? it's impossible. >> anthony is here, sky bridge consultants. >> i can find a way to spend $1 billion. >> i think a lot of people could. >> he's making a good point. he had $57 million, gretchen, and he took out 16 candidates. so that's 3.35 million per kill. she had $183 million. she took out one 74-year-old socialist that wasn't a democrat until 23 months ago. she's going to need a lot more money than him. he's very, very effective on the stump. he has a disciplined strategy. he does it leaner the way an enterprise person would do it. >> a lot of people were saying, look, you didn't have to spend that much in the primaries because he had so

he says the buck kept getting passed because mrs. clinton didn't want to hear no and nobody wanted to be the bearer of bad news. she threw massive tantrums and her attitude towards us and various white house staff worsened. it could be count. maybe it will be discounted. but it's not the only account that is similar to this that we have heard the last 20 years. we asked our brain room for a list of books. they couldn't even couple with all the books that had been written about the clintons. and you have read several of those books. >> i think brad makes a reasonable point about the author and some of the things he alleges. this a buzzfeed story about contradictory information he gave in the 90s. but a lot of this is old news. we have seen these kinds of stories with similar allegations reported in places like the "new york times" that i think brad might find more credible, and anybody who has spoken to secret service officials who served in the clinton white house have various stories about hillary clinton's temper and the treatment

we believe that these children came from lancaster county to bucks county, um, with their parents and some kind of strange thing happened to mr. kaplan that they're staying in this house. >> reporter: sources say kaplan connected with a large amish family who were about to lose their farm. the parents allegedly offering their oldest daughter who was 14 at the time as a gift to kaplan. the other nine children and parents had been staying with kaplan when he fathered the two youngest children. >> as of right now we're working with authorities in lancaster county trying to -- we're going to have a person who is very familiar with amish culture help us interview these kids further to find out what was going on. >> you certainly can have his full senses to do something like this to all these girls. and their parents to give them up to a man like this for money. no. >> reporter: some neighbors called kaplan strange. others said they never saw the extended family outside very often. >> he's the father really. he's the father for the childr children. >> reporter: police still trying to sort out all of the details. all of those girls

mr. sniper seen in this military times video told them about the alleged plot. authorities setting up an undercover sting where buckingham allegedly paid a $300 deposit for the bucks. locals say the community is in shock. >> no one would ever have imagined. >> she was well liked because what she gave back to the community after she came home from serving. >> reporter: as for her ex- >> i don't feel angry. i feel kind of sad she felt the way she did that she had to do that to try to take my son from me. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> okay. so she's now being held on $150,000 bail. and wearing an ankle bracelet in the meantime. >> right. she has to be monitored. going forward. >> all right. so coming up in our next half hour, what ben affleck really feels about the nfl. what the actor said about the league and its commissioner during his foul language-filled rant on hbo this morning. is he still standing by those words? >> but first, the man who is building a life sized an replica of noah's arc and turning it mou he's able to use millions in tax breaks for his biblical project. you're watching "world news now." ♪ i want to know, have you ever seen

buck. i can tell you if there is anything that has not been appropriate, mr. trump will find it and fix it. and i can tell you that this campaign that i have no longer -- that i'm no longer part of, but i was very diligent, every vendor knows that we deserve that mr. trump would get the best price, the best rate and whatever may be on left hand enterprise, whatever job was supposed to be done, and if it wasn't, we'll make sure the money is returned properly. >> so were you responsible then for left hand enterprises? >> i was not responsible for that. that came out of a separate budget which i didn't have under my purview. i can tell you, because i've worked there for an extended period of time. that every dime that goes out of that building through that campaign, is scrutinized and looked at and vetted and i would be sure right now based on the story that the "washington post" is reporting is that there is an internal audit taking place right now, to ensure that every dime was spent properly, and donald trump is the only person who does this, to watch his -- h

mr. got the green light to find safetrack. >> details on the huge you chunk of cash going towards the maintenance program and how the agency in charge of metro is overseeing the work. >>> police serial star bucks thief. how he managed to rip off multiple locations. >> another gorgeous day out there. this is worth it. today is so refreshing, our high temperature, 81. are you heading down to the ballpark. 7:05. we wanted you to see that we think the forecast will be delightful. a few clouds doesn't steam to want to come up. i think the temperature will be about 78. dropping to about 73. we got a seven-day forecast that's got rain in it. i'll let you know when to expect that when we come back. . >>> 20 million dollars in federal funds to support metro's safetrack program were approved. the federal transit administration approved the use of the money after reviewing metro's specific maintenance projects. the fta says it's supervisors are performing daily safety oversight in the first safetrack work zone. inspectors are monitoring how well it sticks to procedures, rules and safety standards. >>> police in fairfax county need your help finding a serial coffee thief. take a look at this surveillance

. >> we believe these children came from lancaster to bucks county with their parents and some kind of strange thing happened to mr weird. so creepy to know that this goes on. this is not something that goes on in our neighborhood. everybody feels that way. you know, you feel like you got a nice neighborhood. it's quiet. everybody knows each other. you're friendly. and to see this here? is amazing to me. >> reporter: again, still so many questions, a lot of people in this community very, very shocked to hear this news. now, lower southampton police department is working with thoorts in lehigh county as well as those connected with the amish community to try to get to the bottom of all of this. meantime, lee kaplan as well as the two parents are being held on $1 million bail. karen and bill? >> thanks. i'm sure there's more to come out of this. we will stay on top. >>> arising star remembered as more than 1,000 people turned out for a memorial service for christina grimmie last night. the former voice contestant and south jersey native was gunned down last weekend while signing i was the graphs in orlando. they sai

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mr. chair. congratulations to the witnesses. hauser, senator king talked about training, and my concerns are his, bringing training here is one of the best get. for the buckwe could you describe to the committee some of the training , and yourtaking place thought about the value of that melts mill training? -- mill to mill training? lt. gen waldhauser: it's important to talk about it in three levels. tactical training is the easiest, so to speak. how to shoot a weapon, how to patrol. we can do that and do that well. our partners can do that and do that well. statese as the united and the military can make significant differences is, i would call it, at the executive or operational level. those who would train, equip, they are all part of the military training. we need to make sure that the government understands what their role is and how that military supports the government. there's the tactical level and the one that we do very well, but we also have to consider the other two levels because that is all part of building an army in these countries. >> we are often working with key diplomats and they will tell us the demand to have the u.s. engaged is hug

buck, turning to you, on fact we are now seeing the name abu bakr al baghdadi, isis and we knew from, you know, mrrational behind this whatsoever. had to be a political decision enforced on the fbi. i don't believe for one second anyone in the fbi hierarchy came to this decision to redact and says omit to omit things already publicly stated out there and known. isis already gotten the full propaganda bump from this. everybody knows what's in the information. it seemed like a very clumsy attempt to try to give some deference to this politically correct culture of don't want to say the islamic state but a terrorist group and can't come up with a rationalization for it because it's a bizarre act and soviet level propaganda and no justification, makes no sense whatsoever and it does play into a larger narrative that the administration does not want the speak honestly and forthrightly about the threat of jihadism and looking for other thing to point to. >> tom fuentes? what do you make of buck's comments? >> well, sorry, but i have to disagree with buck because in this case, and i have this from severa