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 onl 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 to a

. >> mr. buck? >> were you there yesterday, mr. buck? >> good evening, i was watching yesterday's hearing from my office on sf gov tv and i got chills when supervisor wiener asked all the supers to stand in favor and they fanned back and literally the entire gallery stood, so the board of supervisors showing some great leadership we've been waiting for for som decades, but again just to step back, my name is buck, i'm the urban forester, bureau of urban forestry, i value the feedback from the appellant regarding the tree maintenance concerns she has adjacent to her property and i'll provide some general background information and we'll kind of come back to some of that latest developments, because i think nas germane in this case, so there are two trees adjacent to the property that were the responsibility for public works to maintain, tree number 2, the tree on the left was transferred to the property owner last year in august. if i could have overhead. so, the subject tree we're talking about this evening is here on the left. these are

mr. buck: thank you, mr. chairman, for the opportunity to speak about this important amendment to the department of interior, environment, and related agencies appropriation act. this amendment protects private property in soviet colorado by prohibiting the use of funds for the creation or expansion of environmental or cultural protection areas. these zones, often known as national heritage areas, are just another back door method for the government to impose federal zoning on private property. e heritage areas amount to a an t conservation area, element imposes on the land. the citizens of colorado have fought this for years, desperate to save their farms and ranches. this will ensure that private property rights are restored in soviet colorado. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. any member seeking time in opposition? for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i seek time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. israel: this stop

thank you. >> mr. buck, sort of an aside question, i don't recall in all the documentation that we saw related to the replanting plan and whether it's sequenced serially as the hard skaip and infrastructure is completed and not to wait then until everything is then before you come in and plant at one time? >> so, i believe i understand the question is about the planting plan and how would that happen, would it happen serially and i would probably have bob mace si or another project come up and speak to that. >> greetings, commissioners, my name is peter [inaudible], iem the sfmta project manager on the van ness improvement project. the -- part of the reason that the trees have to come down early in the project is because the space is needed, it's -- the improvement project is a major infrastructure project, we're not only rebuilding bus rapid transit system but rebuilding all the watt and her sewer along van ness after. we need additional space to route traffic and keep van ness open while this work is goin

amendment 23 by mr. buck of colorado. amendment number 25 by mr. davidson of ohio. amendment number 28 by mr. garrett of new jersey. amendment 29 by mr. garrett of new jersey. amendment 31 by mr. gosar of arizona. amendment 32 by mr. guinta of new hampshire. amendment 34 by mr. huizenga of michigan. amendment number 35 by mr. huizenga of michigan. amendment number 38 by mr. king of iowa. the chair will reduce to two minutes time for any vote -- any electronic vote after the irst vote in the series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 22 printed in house report 114-639 offered by the gentlewoman from tennessee, mrs. blackburn, which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 22 printed in house report 114-639 offered by mrs. blackburn of tennessee. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded v

i'd like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from colorado, mr. buck. the chair: the gentleman from colorado is recognized for three minutes. mr. bucshon: thank you. and thank you for the -- mr. buck: thank you. and thank you for the opportunity to speak on this important legislation. our federal government relies on the contributions of civil servants to run federal agencies and faithfully execute our laws. we place significant responsibility into the hands of these executive branch employees. others still are placed in senior management roles where the impacts of their performance are felt throughout the agency. and we expect federal employees to run the government efficiently and fairly and we should treat them the same way and that's what this bill does. when a typical employee is hired for the civil service, he begins with a probationary time during which time the employee can be relieved of his duties if he fails to perform well. after the probationary period, the employee receives greater protection from being fired even if he's underperforming. t

thank you. >> mr. buck, sort of an aside question, i don't recall in all the documentation that we saw related to the replanting plan and whether it's sequenced serially as the hard skaip and infrastructure is completed and not to wait then until everything is then before you come in and plant at one time? >> so, i believe i understand the question is about the planting plan and how would that happen, would it happen serially and i would probably have bob mace si or another project come up and speak to that. >> greetings, commissioners, my name is peter [inaudible], iem the sfmta project manager on the van ness improvement project. the -- part of the reason that the trees have to come down early in the project is because the space is needed, it's -- the improvement project is a major infrastructure project, we're not only rebuilding bu rapid transit system but rebuilding all the watt and her sewer along van ness after. we need additional space to route traffic and keep van ness open while this work is going

reference that was rescheduled a couple of times because of cancelled board moseying that's why mr. buck got it. >> i don't have an issue with taking down the tree they want but a requirement as you say i first thought that was a health issue but not a distance in the sidewalk from the street light. >> that's what i thought. >> yeah. >> i just don't have a problem with the removal can we allow a tree in the department says it didn't allow it we have no department here. >> and if there is an issue with the third tree to close to the street lamb can the two trees that are approved to be replanted can we be replanted appointing to fill the space adequately and to be planned in the exact same spot. >> that's maybe a question for others appellant it sounds like they're trying to put it into the spots they left it. >> exactly. >> that's where i'm confused. >> if the desire the commission to allow them to remove all of the existing trees you can condition in the replacement in terms of number and the location based on the finalized discussions with the species. >> no problem with that. >> nor d

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

we'll recognize the gentleman from colorado, mr. buck, for five minutes. >> good morning, director cuomo. >> good morning, sir. >> thank you for being here and i also respect your commitment to law and justice and your career and i first question i want to ask you is this hearing unfair? has it been unfair to you? >> no. >> thank you. >> one purpose of security procedures for classified information is to prevent hostile nations from obtaining classified information. is that fair? >> yes. >> did hostile nations obtain classified information from secretary clinton's servers? >> i don't know. it's possible but we don't have direct evidence. we couldn't find direct evidence. >> i want to -- without making this a law school class i want to try to get into intent. there are various levels of intent in the criminal law, everything from knowingly and willfully doing something down to strict liability. would you agree with me on that? >> yes. >> in title 18 most of the criminal laws in title 18 have the words knowingly and willfully in them and t

. >> i thank the gentleman and now recognize the gentleman from colorado, mr. buck for five minutes. >> good morning, director comey. >> good morning, sir. >> thank you for being here. i also respect your commitment to law and justice and your career. the first question i want to ask you, is this hearing unfair? has it been unfair to you? >> no. >> thank you. one purpose of security procedures for classified information is to prevent hostile information -- hostile nations from obtaining classified information. is that fair? >> yes. >> and did hostile nations obtain classified information from secretary clinton's servers? >> i don't know. it's possible, but we don't have direct evidence of that. we couldn't find direct evidence. >> i want to without making this a law school class, i want to try to get into intent. there are various levels of intent in the criminal law, everything from knowingly and willfully doing something all the way down to strict liability. would you agree with me on that? >> yes. >> in title 18, most of the criminal laws in title 18 have the wor

. >> we now recognize the gentleman from colorado mr. buck for five minutes. >> morning, director comey. >> good morning, zblir thank you for being here. i also respect your commitment to law and justice and your care career. and first question i want to ask you is this hearing unfair? has it been unfair to you? >> no. >> thank you. one purpose of security procedures for classified information is to prevent hostile information -- hostile nations from obtaining classified information. is that fair? >> yes. >> and did hostile nations obtain classified information from secretary clinton's servers? >> i don't know. it's possible but we don't have direct evidence of that. we couldn't find direct evidenc evidence. >> i want to -- without making this a law school class i want to get into intent. there are various levels of intent in the criminal law. everything from knowingly and willfully doing something down to strict liability. would you agree with me on that? >> yes. >> and in title 18, most of the criminal laws in title 18 have the words knowin

will now recognize the gentleman from coll, mr. buck, for five minutes. >> good morning, director comey. >> morning, sir. >> thank you for being here. i also respect your commitment to law and justice and your career. and first question i want to ask you, is this hearing unfair? has it been unfair to you? >> no. >> thank you. one purpose of security procedures for classified information is to prevent hostile information -- hostile nations from obtaining classified information. is that fair? >> yes. >> and did hostile nations obtain classified information from secretary clinton's servers? >> i don't know. it's possible but we don't have direct evidence of that. we couldn't find direct evidence. >> without making this a law school class, i want to try to get into intent. there are various levels of intent in the criminal law, everything from knowingly and willingly doing something all the way down to strict liability. would you agree with me on that? >> yes. >> in title 18, most of the criminal laws in title 18 have the words knowingly an

>>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

will now recognize the gentleman from coll, mr. buck, for five minutes. >> good morning, director comey. >> morning, sir. >> thank you for being here. i also respect your commitment to law and justice and your career. and first question i want to ask you, is this hearing unfair? has it been unfair to you? >> no. >> thank you. one purpose of security procedures for classified information is to prevent hostile information -- hostile nations from obtaining classified information. is that fair? >> yes. >> and did hostile nations obtain classified information from secretary clinton's servers? >> i don't know. it's possible but we don't have direct evidence of that. we couldn't find direct evidence. >> without making this a law school class, i want to try to get into intent. there are various levels of intent in the criminal law, everything from knowingly and willingly doing something all the way down to strict liability. would you agree with me on that? >> yes. >> in title 18, most of the criminal laws in title 18 have the words knowingly an

will now recognize the gentleman from coll, mr. buck, for five minutes. >> good morning, director comey. >> morning, sir. >> thank you for being here. i also respect your commitment to law and justice and your career. and first question i want to ask you, is this hearing unfair? has it been unfair to you? >> no. >> thank you. one purpose of security procedures for classified information is to prevent hostile information -- hostile nations from obtaining classified information. is that fair? >> yes. >> and did hostile nations obtain classified information from secretary clinton's servers? >> i don't know. it's possible but we don't have direct evidence of that. we couldn't find direct evidence. >> without making this a law school class, i want to try to get into intent. there are various levels of intent in the criminal law, everything from knowingly and willingly doing something all the way down to strict liability. would you agree with me on that? >> yes. >> in title 18, most of the criminal laws in title 18 have the words knowingly an

supreme court, the buck stops with you mr. president and i am sure that mr. allen was looking extra sensory way for the white house for his country to put the weight behind the supreme court decision. and president eisenhower did. he said the troops into little rock to protect the children. so if you have been apparent up close to the man who did that, it must've been a very magical moment for him and president eisenhower painted a portrait shortly after that and gave it to mr. allen as a gift. he also, when president eisenhower was out of the white house he would invite mr. allen to go golfing with him. not as his butler, but as an equal, man-to-man. would you like to place a call. that must've been a beautiful thing for him. spee1 did he live him. >> host: did he live to see president obama and are greeted? >> guest: yes. after the story came out mr. allen the transition team of the president-elect and bless their hearts for this, they saw the story and they sent a vip invitation to mr. allen and to his son to go to the swearing t in. little old me got an i

mr. president? of course he would not dare ask president eisenhower that but that had to be on his mind. will my child be hurt? this is a unanimous decision by the supreme court and the buck stops with you. i am sure mr. alan was looking in an extra sensory way for the country and the white house to put the weight behind the supreme court decision. and president eisenhower did and sent the troops into little rock to protect the children. to be a parent up close with a man who did that, must have been a very magical moment for him, and president eisenhower painted an oil portrait after that and gave it to mr. alan as a gift. when president eisenhower was out of the white house he would invite mr. alan to go golfing with him. man to man, would you like to play golf, and that must have been a beautiful thing. >> host: he ddid he live to see president obama inaugurated? >> yes, the transition of the president elect came. they saw the story and sent a vip inviitation to mr. alan and to his son to go to the swearing in. we went on that cold morning, mr. alan, my son charles, and me, and it was cold and you could take the subway so far but then you had to walk. we were walking a

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mr. sexton because the fact is, and i'll say this to you, buck, directly, the vast majority of is isis victims muslims, not us. >> i was referring to the islamic state which has been until recently considered the most veer lent and deadly. they're continuing to do this. of course they're killing muslims. they're killing muslims in turkey, saudi arabia and iraq. i've seen some of the andy work. >> but, buck, for the people who are doing this, they could consider themselves muslims as well. >> i'm not getting into a theological discussion. >> the attackers can be muslim as well. >> i don't understand why that's being directed to me. by no means am i say it's been directed -- >> we are in fact militarying after us. >> when i say us, we're going. >> everybody who isn't on that team is on my team. this motion you have in your head that when i say us, i'm referring to, what, republican americans? i was working with foreign allies all over the world to try to stop these kind of attacks. you're making an implication that's preposterous. after this sort of attack happens, there is this knee-jerk reacti

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mr. chairman, and thank you, general lynch, for being with us today. you are in charge of the department of justice. the buck you and i am concerned that you keep on saying that you have deferred the authority that by law is yours to director comey. let me give it an example. mr. comey has said that secretary clinton was extremely careless in her handling of highly-classified and very sensitive information. now, the criminal statute uses the word, gross negligence, and i can't for the life of me figure out what the difference between gross negligence and extremely careless is unless one really wants to parse some words. now, secondly the misdemeanor statute does not require intent. it is a strict liability statute and it relates to the removal and retention of classified information. so it doesn't matter whether secretary clinton had the intent to do that or not. the fact is that the fbi said that she did it. now, i think that what director comey has said is that secretary clinton's actions essentially meet the definition for prosecution under the statute. why did you defer to director comey when the respons

mr. chair manned and thank you, general lynch for being with us today. you are in charge of the department of justice. the buck. i am concerned you keep on saying you have deferred the authority that by law is yours to director comey. let me give an example. mr. comey has said secretary clinton was extremely careless in her handling of highly classified, very sensitive information. now, the criminal statute uses the word gross negligence. i can't for the life of me figure out what the difference between -- a strict liability statute that relates to the removal and retention of classified information. so it doesn't matter whether secretary clinton had the intent to do that or not, the fact is that the fbi said that she did it. now, i think that what director comey has said is that secretary clinton's actions essentially meet the definition for prosecution under the statute. why did you defer to director comey when the responsibility is yours? >> thank you, congressman, for the question. let me be clear that my decision was to accept the recommendation of the team of agents and investigators who worked on this.

mr. chairman. and thank you, general lynch, for being with us today. you are in charge of the department of justice. the buck stops with you. and i am concerned that you keep on saying that you have deferred the authority that by law is yours to director comey. let me give an example. mr. comey has said that secretary clinton was extremely careless in her handling of highly classified and very sensitive information. now, the criminal statute uses the word gross negligence. and i can't, for the life of me, figure out what the difference between gross negligence and extremely careless is unless one really wants to parse some words. secondly, the misdemeanor statute does not require intent. it is a strict liability statute and relates to the removal and retention of classified information. so it doesn't matter whether secretary clinton had the intent to do that or not, the fact is that the fbi said that she did it. now, i think that what the director comey has said is that secretary clinton's actions essentially meet the definition for prosecution under the statute. why did you defer to director comey when the

mr. chairman. thank you general lynch for being with us today. you are in charge of the department of justice, the buckyou keep on saying that you have deferred the authority by law is yours to director call me. let me give an example. mr. comay has said that secretary clinton is extremely careless in highly classified and sensitive information. the criminal statute uses gross negligence. i can't, for the life of me figure out what the difference of what gross negligence and extremely careless is unless one really wants to part some words. secondly, the misdemeanor statute does not require intent. it's district liability statute that relates to the removal and retention of classified information. so it does not matter whether secretary clinton had the intent to do that or not, the fact is that the fbi said that she did it. i think what director comay has said is that secretary clinton's actions essentially meet the definition of prosecution under the statue. why did you defer director comay when the director responsibility was yours? >> thank congressman for the question. let me be clear that my decisi

mr. october, president obama, will go to philadelphia, he will go to north philly, to germantown, to northeast philly, to west philly, to the burbs, delaware, montgomery and bucks county and in every area, he will zoom up the vote. he will just do it. he will pull in a half million coming out of southeastern pennsylvania. you're laughing because it will break the heart of the right wingers. he can do that. >> the test for the trump this month with trying to get back on script with the vice presidential pick is can he convince the suburban voters outside of pittsburgh and philadelphia that it's socially acceptable, that it's okay to be publicly for trump. for now, a lot of those voters and the obama people know this, obama can fly in and say trump's not part of your lifestyle. he's not like you politically. >> he also has to break into the union guys, police and firemen. lot of irish guys in northeastern philadelphia, that last pocket up there of republicanism. he's got to get that, too. if he's going to stop that, he will have to offer minorities and liberals and big city people are minorities and liberals, generally. anyway, yesterday donald trump says he feel

bucks and will accept orders from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. get started now. let's get a check of the weather right now from mrr that's what's going on around the country and here's what is happening in your neck of the woods. >> most of us in the 80s right now and noticing the humidity again today, and 86 in washington, and 83 at the paw tuxen river. low to mid-90s, so above normal. 92 in annapolis, and 90 back at winchester with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon hours. won't feel as hot as yesterday because the air is not as humid. on saturday, 91, and sunday, 92. >> that's your latest weather. w. >> announcer: make it right today is sponsored by state farm here to help life go right. >> order uber and eat ice cream on the way. al is a buzz ll married, moving the family across the country come with a lot of stress i know for a fact. >> in our ongoing series make it right today, we want to show you ways to make those life moments easier with the help of our friend at today.com contributor. full disclosure, we don't bike around in dresses like this. we didn't have the time to change but we wanted to illustr

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mr. bill carter. good to see you both, gentlemen. so ads, ads are everything. donald trump has buckedd not spent like a big nickel on anything yet. it has been all super pac. how do you see the state of play? >> i think his strategy has been to use the media, his own appearances. that will run out. he has been limiting his appearances. only fox news that isn't going to work. he'll have to counter, and he'll see him use hillary stuff. comey's stuff will be in his ads. she may try to do positive stuff about her record and donald doesn't really have a record like that. i don't think you'll see him do an ad about what he has done for america. >> brian, we had the numbers up. so hillary clinton and the super pacs that support her, spent $60 million, and donald trump spent nearly nothing. why does he need to? they're tied in the polls. it is working without him having to spend any money? >> it has worked in the primaries. will it work in august, september, october. that's a giant, $100 million as the numbers show. we never see a gap like that between two campaigns in a general election. thi

mr. bill carter. good to see you both, gentlemen. so ads, ads are everything. donald trump has bucked that trend and not spent like a big