john burton and my former boss senator pro-item and mr.er governor gray davis. there are others but your collective leadership made this possible. there are several heads of the department of transportation who have been sobered with this project. from project selection from the original decision to construct the new bridge thought the management and political challenges in sacramento. (calling names) from the wilson administration and my colleague today malcolm. thank you all (clapping) i've learned a thing or two from steve my current boss and i want to thing governor brown. this project hit a bumpy road associated with some bolts in the bridge but during that time the governor speculated first a steady i didn't focus on safety and wisdom to let the engineers make the decision when the bridge is safe and i appreciate that kind of direction from above to thank you governor and monthly i want to thank the people from the bay pr there have been challenges from moving this forward but through it all the people of that region have speculated

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lot can be done in a week but actually the physical task to do this intent really must ok you have mr burton gordon former client of the burr british military chemical defense regiment thank you very much for your time. we're turning now then and staying with that story u.s. officials have been giving their reaction to russia's offer to help bring syria's chemical weapons under international supervision let's get more from our correspondent in new york reporter mary to tell us more what is the reaction from the u.s. it's been an odd day some peculiar movements have been happening and now a muted reaction at this late stage. that's right will based on all statements made our signs indicate that the us is not a girl very eager to explore entertain the nonmilitary solution to syria that's been proposed by russia deputy state. spokes person. she's the deputy for that said that the white house is skeptical russia's offer to have assad's chemical weapons stockpiles handed over to the international community by the white house would take a hard look at that plan now u.s. officials have gone so far

mr. speaker. burton was a bright 19-year-old with everything to live for. his only crime was being in the wrong place at the wrong time. two months on from his brutal murder in crete, the only contact the greek authorities have had with his family is to send home the clothes he was wearing that night in the post. will the prime minister meet with me and his grieving mother to see how we can get justice? >> i am happy to all that meeting. it is really important that we do everything we can to help families that are put in this position. to be fair, they do extremely well. they try to go the extra mile. they work very hard. where thingses don't work out in the way that they should and we struggle to get answers from other countries about their justice systems and what is happening. i him -- i am happy to will the meeting you are talking about. tragically, and infant school, one of the largest burns down a few days ago. would the prime minister join me in thanking the ethics counsel for their speed with which with a -- with which they found alternative comic i

mr. speaker. tyrell matthews burton was a bright 19-year-old with everything to live for whose only crime was he happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. yet two months after his brutal murdery contact the greek authorities have had with his families to send home the clothing of us wearing that night in the post. will the prime minister meet with me and his mother to see how we can get justice for terrell? >> i'm very happy to move -- hold that meeting and it's important to do everything we can to help families put into this position. to be fair to her consulates around the world they try to go to the extra mile and they work very hard and the foreign office encouraged them and everything they do. there are cases where we struggle to get answers from other countries about their justice systems. i'm very happy to hold the meeting that she speaks about. >> mr. speaker john raitt infant school one of the largest infant schools and braintree sadly or down a few days ago. with the prime minister join me in thanking the six county counsel for the speed for what they found accommodations for the chi

burton has followed the case closely. >> it is my understanding that the individuals that were involved with the killing of mr.artley were in essence picked up and killed by the zetas themselves. >> the killers were killed? >> correct, the killers were killed by the organization because remember, this is bad for business. >> if the killers are dead, tiffany hartley may never be able to prove what happened. she knows how many people still don't believe her story. that she and david were just sightseeing, that she tried to save him. that she outran boats with gunmen firing at her. in interviews she remains unemotion unemotional. that, too, in the eyes of many has made tiffany hartley suspect. >> people don't see me at night when i go to bed. they don't see me in the mornings when i'm waking up. >> what would they see? >> every night i miss my husband. and i -- i miss laying next to him and kissing him good night. >> and for tiffany hartley, those are the kinds of memories that will last far beyond the questions and speculation that have followed her since that fateful day on falcon lake. >> i want my why to be a

burton, has followed the case closely. >> it's my understanding that the individuals that were involved with the killing of mr.d up and killed by the zetas themselves. >> the killers were killed? >> correct. the killers were killed by the organization because, remember, this is bad for business. >> if the killers are dead, tiffany hartley may never be able to prove what happened. she knows how many people still don't believe her story. and she and david were just sightseeing, that she tried to save him. that she outran boats with gunmen firing at her, in interviews she remains unemotional. that, too, in the eyes of many has made tiffany hartley suspect. >> people don't see me at night when i go to beds. they don't see me in the mornings when i'm waking up. >> what would they see? >> every night i miss my husband. and i -- i miss laying next to him and kissing him good night. >> and for tiffany hartley, those are the kinds of memories that will last. far beyond the questions and speculation that have followed her since that fateful day on falcon lake. >> i want my "why" to be answered, and i know i'm never goin

burton has followed the case closely. >> it is my understanding that the individuals that were involved with the killing of mr. picked up and killed by the zetas themselves. >> the killers were killed? >> correct, the killers were killed by the organization because remember, this is bad for business. >> if the killers are dead, tiffany hartley may never be able to prove what happened. she knows how many people still don't believe her story. that she and david were just sightseeing, that she tried to save him. that she outran boats with gunmen firing at her. in interviews she remains unemotional. that, too, in the eyes of many has made tiffany hartley suspect. >> people don't see me at night when i go to bed. they don't see me in the mornings when i'm waking up. >> what would they see? >> every night i miss my husband. and i -- i miss laying next to him and kissing him good night. >> and for tiffany hartley, those are the kinds of memories that will last far beyond the questions and speculation that have followed her since that fateful day on falcon lake. >> i want my why to be answered. and i know i'm never go