mr. garcia. mr. garcia: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker. house of representatives. sir, purr soont to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on august 1, 2014, at 9:08 a.m. that the senate agreed to the conference report h.r. 3230. that the senate agreed without objection amendment house concurrent resolution 111. that the senate received in its amendment to the bill h.r. 5021. appointment, state and local law enforcement congressional badge of bravery board, public safety officer medal of valor review board, state and local law enforcement congressional badge of bravery board. signed, sincerely, karen l. haas. the speaker

creative approaches you and the department are taking i have one question the request is for you and mrs. garcia it's important to get an analysisal report to track our progress much more retrospectly with numbers with all the twald things you might want to see on a summary the question is and this may to a large degree come from my lack of findings in the scomplekt but i'm wondering how much of the issue can be solved by the things you're doing now inside dph and how much are you hospital knowledge to tangle to the processing that goes on in the city and county outside of depending dph. >> first an little analysisal i've hired an analyst on monday to get a grasp on the numbers so i can provide you information. on the processing part we say as much of 60 percentage is internal from the hiring manager not submitting the form to the f d e and i'm not getting an schedule and putting the energy into turning in the notes 60 percent of the delay is in our control and the 40 percent is primarily with civil service rules when i get 6 are seven hundred applicant and have to treat them fairly it's a huge

mr. garcia: mr. speaker, i'm a fortunate man because half a century ago my father, 17 years old, arrived in this country with my mother and this country gave them refuge. later, the rest of our family came. this country has been tremendously generous as we were brutalized by a left-wing dictatorship, the castro dictatorship. and to think, mr. speaker, that a fellow cuban american sits in the other house dictating to this house that we should strip away rights, strip away rights from children is unacceptable. it's un-american. i am a fortunate man and we are a rich and plentiful country, a country of laws. we have an opportunity to do the right thing, to pass the bipartisan comprehensive bill that the other house passed. it is now one year and one month since that happened. the time has come. let us pass comprehensive immigration reform. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker

one for mrs. garcia. in honduras. [indiscernible] they told me to be careful. they said be polite. at the time, it was not so violent. correlation between other people who has been deported in the past four or five years from the united states with the increase? that is one. >> one more question. >> it is supposed to be on, right? two short questions related. who respect to the coyotes, pays the coyotes? family and the united states receiving or the family in the region, a combination perhaps? data shed some light on that. and second of all, i am fascinated by your emphasis on development because it is the roots of all of this. thes the problem of economic development of these countries. oft critique would you have inter-american bank, the in termsdonors, etc. of their follow through on this development issue? the contentsput in of the countries and themselves. their own kind of approach. do you want to start us off this time? >> sure. i will take some questions and i might defer to manuel, perhaps the core relation one. -- correlation one. in terms of president obama and will he p

have identified violence with drugs and unorganized crime but there is also state violence that mrs. garcia mentioned a little bit about. we have heard about people fleing from their countries because there is violence from the army or from state police. have you identified any of you both have you identified any of those cases with any of the people you are talking to because these will deal with different issues of protection than only refugee protection fleing for violence related issues, it would arouse the issue of torture and domestic violence. we have heard about cases of domestic violence as also a reason for fleeg out of the country and these will relate to the institutional response by the state with a lack of judiciary with a weak state police and judiciary, people are afraid of going to their governments. >> you said 34r than 80% of the children who come stay with family. i wonder how much is family reunification if the family had the possibility of bringing those children to the u.s. >> one last question and then to respond. >> the government of el salvador, you talk about have

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mrs. doubt fire. >> as bay area native robin williams was a huge san francisco giants fan. had he season tickets. it was supposed to be jerry garcia tribute night but the giants also ons honored the comedian this even. they showed several clips of robbins appearance at the games and fans stood for a moment of silence before the start of play. more on the tribute on the 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> many fans also gathering at the house in pacific wlits one of the most notable movies mrs mrs. doubt fire was filmed. here's about vic lee with that story. >> the floral memorial just keeps getting bigger and bigger. the fans say there was just something special and unique about robin williams. >> picture says probably the right thing isn't it. he was different to everybody else. different sense of humor. >> this home is now owned by douglas ouster in no hurry to remove the tribute. >> i'm not about to change anything and it's all deserved isn't it. >> coming from all over the world. >> the only miss take didn't put a bucket out front nickel for every picture. i would retire years ago instead of this friday. >>reporter: to many

garcia bratcher. she is the santa rosa mother accused of attacking her daughter's bully at that elementary school back in may. she did confront the boy, but she never touched him. >>> say hello to mrmrs. brad pitt. the couple tied the knot according to a spokesperson, they got married at a small chapel on saturday in france. it was a private ceremony attended by family and friends. all i can say is copy that. >> it's about time. >>> let's bring in our favorite newlywed on the set here, christina loren. >> even i can admit, i have nothing, nothing on angelina jolie. >> oh now. >> yeah, we do investigate. we will get you those pictures. 64 degrees on the east shore. 61 san francisco. and we're at 56 degrees net north bay right now. on our way to a hot day inland. it's going to be comfortable at the coast. 69 degrees in san francisco. >> all right. >>> let's turn over to mike inouye with a look at the roadways. >> live looks outside. no surprises. we have the bay bridge toll plaza, a little, not surprised, but changed. we see the pattern lightening up over on the left approach. this is indicative of later in the commute. it is thursday before a three day weekend. we may see a fewer c