mr. burton, thank you for your time. guest: thank you for having me. >> douglas shaw will be on the washington journal tomorrow discussing the latest iran nuclear negotiations. and then looking at the republican house and senate edge it plans. -- senate budget plans. and then -- talk about president obama and then as well you. washington journal live sunday. >> in his weekly address president obama talks about the red alledge as attorney general and the vote in the senate. -- has the republican response. president obama: one of the most important positions in the government is the attorney general. it has been almost four months since i nominated the red alledge in this position. she has distinguished herself as a tough, fair attorney. as the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york she successfully prosecuted the terrorists who planned to bomb the new york subway and federal reserve bank. she has settled -- many settlements for those who have been wronged. she has jailed some of new york cost violent monsters

mr. burton, congratulations on your career. find it depressing the fact that you have to sresinvestigate incidents that srhave occurred and not had any intelligence on matters where you could have protected people. i'm concerned about these guys that are going over to foreign countries, former soldiers, and fighting with different groups against isis. do you have any comments on that that? thank you and have a good weekend. guest: thank you for those kind words. i failed to mention that the state department in domestic assignments have special agents assigned at various field offices around the country and part of their job is to do protection here domestically on visiting dignitaries and conduct passport and visa fraud. many are signed to the task forces around the nation. but your concern nor the foreign fighters is a real one. that is factored into the threat matrix overseas as you protect diplomats and one of the issues that domestically we face but is a huge challenge trying to keep track of american passport holders that

mr. burton. i find it unfortunate that you have to investigate incidences that have occurred and you don't have the intelligence on matters where you could have rejected these people. i am concerned about these guys that are going over to foreign countries, former soldiers, and fighting with different groups against isis. you have any comments on that, thank you and have a good weekend. guest: thank you for the kind words. in essence, the state department and domestic assignments, they have special agents that are assigned to different things in the country, and part of their job is to do protection domestically, visiting dignitaries, these fraud, and many are assigned to joint task forces around the nation. your concern for the foreign fighters is very much a real one. in essence, that is factored into the threat matrix overseas as you protect diplomats. it is an issue that we face domestically. it is a challenge to try and keep track of passport holders that have traveled abroad and perhaps ker

mr. rafa or ms. burton from the rec and park department could respond to some of the comments that the young people and suggestions. that would be helpful for me to understand if the presidio trust and the coalition that looking at strategies to fully fund safety accessibility, free and/or affordable programs expanding scholarships and a lot of the other recommendations, and then clarifying sleeping under the stars as a right, but also sensitivity to various homeless and sro youth and others, but i know those were concerns raised, and making sure that a compact is something that could be put into practice that is fully funded and that is made real as well(paused). >> >> and unfortunately all i can do is really offer my moral support and as a colleague of those working in city parks to be supportive of making the changes necessary so that you all feel safe and welcome in city park lands regardless of their status whether city or state parks. i wanted to start with that. regarding some of the suggestions maki

mr. burton: -- mr.utterfield: thank you for yielding time to me this evening as a representative of the 46 men and women comprising the congressional black caucus. mr. payne, i thank you for what you do for our caucus and what you do for the state of new jersey and what you mean for all of us. i am pleased this evening that we have set aside this hour to remark about the confirmation process for loretta lynch. president obama should be commended for choosing an attorney general nominee who is well qualified, well fall qualified in every respect. though she lives in new york city she is a citizen of north carolina. her father, whom i have known most of my life, is a native of martin county, north carolina, from the town of oak city, which is right in the heart of my congressional district. the lynch family has deep roots. ms. lynch has a 30-year distinguished career. she is a well respected lawyer and federal prosecutor in the eastern district of new york which serves eight million people throughout broo

burton from the rec and park department and mr. rafa from presidio trust we will follow up with you and work with supervisor farrell on some of the great ideas from the young people and thank you very much to catherine and stephanie from supervisor farrell's office for being here. i wanted to mention one point they think the youth commissioner rosa chin hit the nail on the head with a recommendation that we have equity with policies like this and looking at the southeast neighborhoods, soma, the various areas where i think there is an inequality of access to outdoor activities and the others that recommended the scholarships to be expanded, how we work with rec and park and the school district and others to ensure they're real and to the community reps and the larkin street and meta and the others i think really great partnerships with community, not just the government agencies, but with the community organizations as well, but i want to say thank you for opening our eyes and the door to a longer conversation and then the young pe

burton has followed the case closely. >> it's my understanding that the individuals that were involved with the killing of mr.up and killed by the zetas themselves. >> reporter: the killers were killed? >> correct. the killers were killed by the organization, because, remember, this is bad for business. >> reporter: 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. >> reporter: what would they see? >> every night i miss my husband. and i -- i miss laying next to him and kissing him good night. >> reporter: 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