mr. garcia: i was the only one there with my kids. elizabeth: lilly' s father had just picked her up from school, she was sitting in the backseat with her 7-year-old brother, when police say garcia and torrez kept cutting each other off. her family now determined to get justice for lilly. veronica: we are going to make sure that whoever did this. i' m not going away. my family is not going away. her face is not going away. mark my words -- you guys will see me again. elizabeth: as for the suspect, according to the mayor, he is a repeat offender and is being held on a $650,000 cash only bond. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. adam: senator kelly ayotte says she will be leading a congressional delegation to visit guantanamo bay. a team of republicans and democrats will review operations at the prison and meet with troops serving there. they also plan to address concerns that female guards may be prevented from performing certain duties for male detainees. senator ayotte is a member of the senate armed services committee. kevin skarupa

mr. garcia. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners and board members. my name is toby levine and a mission bay resident. the same building and mr. garcia. i'm very pleased about a few things going on today and one is that you are thinking about using demographics for building new schools and planning that future. that is extremely important because this city is changing and the weight is moving in different directions. we find in mission bay that we are really pact with kids. it's something that just seemed to have happened over night. it used to be that we were birds, sea lions and dogs. the sea lions have gone away, we still have some birds but we now have lots and lots of children. when you are planning this school and i hope it will go forward, i'm very appreciative of what you are doing now. when you do the planning for mission bay, that you look at all the other possibilities that we have. we have that beautiful library. there is a new park that's going to open up for children very s

mr. garcia. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners and board members. my name is toby levine and a mission bay resident. the same building and mr. garcia. i'm very pleased about a few things going on today and one is that you are thinking about using demographics for building new schools and planning that future. that is extremely important because this city is changing and the weight is moving in different directions. we find in mission bay that we are really pact with kids. it's something that just seemed to have happened over night. it used to be that we were birds, sea lions and dogs. the sea lions have gone away, we still have some birds but we now have lots and lots of children. when you are planning this school and i hope it will go forward, i'm very appreciative of what you are doing now. when you do the planning for mission bay, that you look at all the other possibilities that we have. we have that beautiful library. there is a new park that's going to open up for children very s

mr. garcia. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners and board members. my name is toby levine and a mission bay resident. the same building and mr. garcia. i'm very pleased about a few things going on today and one is that you are thinking about using demographics for building new schools and planning that future. that is extremely important because this city is changing and the weight is moving in different directions. we find in mission bay that we are really pact with kids. it's something that just seemed to have happened over night. it used to be that we were birds, sea lions and dogs. the sea lions have gone away, we still have some birds but we now have lots and lots of children. when you are planning this school and i hope it will go forward, i'm very appreciative of what you are doing now. when you do the planning for mission bay, that you look at all the other possibilities that we have. we have that beautiful library. there is a new park that's going to open up for children very s

mr. garcia. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners and board members. my name is toby levine and a mission bay resident. the same building and mr. garcia. i'm very pleased about a few things going on today and one is that you are thinking about using demographics for building new schools and planning that future. that is extremely important because this city is changing and the weight is moving in different directions. we find in mission bay that we are really pact with kids. it's something that just seemed to have happened over night. it used to be that we were birds, sea lions and dogs. the sea lions have gone away, we still have some birds but we now have lots and lots of children. when you are planning this school and i hope it will go forward, i'm very appreciative of what you are doing now. when you do the planning for mission bay, that you look at all the other possibilities that we have. we have that beautiful library. there is a new park that's going to open up for children very s

mr. garcia. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners and board members. my name is toby levine and a mission bay resident. the same building and mr. garcia. i'm very pleased about a few things going on today and one is that you are thinking about using demographics for building new schools and planning that future. that is extremely important because this city is changing and the weight is moving in different directions. we find in mission bay that we are really pact with kids. it's something that just seemed to have happened over night. it used to be that we were birds, sea lions and dogs. the sea lions have gone away, we still have some birds but we now have lots and lots of children. when you are planning this school and i hope it will go forward, i'm very appreciative of what you are doing now. when you do the planning for mission bay, that you look at all the other possibilities that we have. we have that beautiful library. there is a new park that's going to open up for children very s

mr. burden. >> deputy lorie garcia was among the officers who responded. >> there were a number of inmates around as well and we weren't sure exactly how all that transpired. all we knew is that the inmate was calling for our aid, so if he's on the radio, then the deputy obviously does not have any control at that time. come to find out, the inmates had come to his aid. the other inmates took the inmate down and deputy moon was able to get back up on his feet, and if it wasn't for the inmates in that pod, that really cared about their deputy, deputy moon might not have been with us. it might have been a really, really bad day. and it happened so quickly, but by that time, we were all there, but it happens that fast. so, as much as we say that we have each other's support, it's nice to know that you've got a handful of them in orange that care. >> while the deputy, who has since retired, might have been vulnerable working alone in the unit, the relationships he built under that system are what saved his life, and building those relationships is important to the former secret service agent who runs

a million books and put them to good use let's have a great director barbara garcia and thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. mayor and mr. superintendent and salesforce is deeply committed in the san francisco unified school district the first thing i want to thank both of you here no san francisco our superintendent implicit report to the mayor our school board and you guys don't have to work together ensue you do it is because you work together so well and have an incredible partnership that is what inspires us and so we're noting now in year 3 of a 10 year commitment for more than bone madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> i hundred million dollars to be dedicated to the unified school district i hope that goes 10 and 20 and thirty years the salesforce through the money the technology is important but i guess i'm proud of, of course, your employees who are dedicating what will be hundreds of thousands of hours to do the taken care of and the tutoring to augment you're amazing teachers and principals in the schools so thank you for giving us that opportunity without you two working together we cou

and we have mostly positive surplus on a management prospective thank you to everyone director garcia and mrens and everything and, of course, yourself doing all the direction and also on the reports side i it out you emphasized the drivers so want to thank you for making any late night really pleasance and i'm glad i was helpful and i'm sorry. >> you have to change the reports this is a change in the reports and i got it it was very nice the question with regards to the drivers that are sort out of our control i think the one in our control there is services and safety we're doing great i'm worried about hundred million dollars the 5 percent of over total budget the state we might get it how do wells address that i know you have contingency reserves at the local level but are the counties together working at the state level to make sure that captation praits rates don't fall below what is reasonable and the realignment revenues flow and promised i guess i would hope we can get a better grasp of hundred million dollars i know you guys are doing if you could reach. >> we've worked with all th

and we have mostly positive surplus on a management prospective thank you to everyone director garcia and mrpickens and everything and, of course, yourself doing all the direction and also on the reports side i it out you emphasized the drivers so want to thank you for making any late night really pleasance and i'm glad i was helpful and i'm sorry. >> you have to change the reports this is a change in the reports and i got it it was very nice the question with regards to the drivers that are sort out of our control i think the one in our control there is services and safety we're doing great i'm worried about hundred million dollars the 5 percent of over total budget the state we might get it how do wells address that i know you have contingency reserves at the local level but are the counties together working at the state level to make sure that captation praits rates don't fall below what is reasonable and the realignment revenues flow and promised i guess i would hope we can get a better grasp of hundred million dollars i know you guys are doing if you could reach. >> we've worked with al

mr. torrez. >> we also got ahold of the arrest warranty and we're learning new details about what happened on the day lily died. according to her father, alan garcia 7-year-old brother. they were driving on interstate 40 when another car came across a couple of lanes, cut them off, prevented them from exiting the highway -- or interstate, and he apparently admitted to throwing his hands up in the air, garcia, mouthed profanity at this other driver, reportedly the suspect, tony torrez, minutes later he said he pulled up alongside him and open fire. garcia heard at least four gunshots driving down the interstate. realized one gunshot had hit lily in the head. sadly as we know, carol, she died at the hospital. >> all so tragically stupid. ana cabrera reporting, thanks so much. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," it's a new look at steve jobs. now the man behind the movie defends his version of the apple co-founder. i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before

mr. speaker, as we celebrate national hispanic heritage month, i rise today to recognize two true his in-- hispanic leaders in my home district of omaha, nebraska. two remarkable women, linda garcia-perez and magdalenea garcia, have been instrumental in the advancement of the latino arts and culture in our area. linda garcia-perez has spent 40 years creating, teaching and exhibiting at mexican latino traditions and customs. she incorporates mexican folk art with basic art a instruction to teach english and spanish speaking children and adults. she has broadened my community's knowledge and understanding of the hispanic heritage. as has magdalenea a garcia, the founder and executive director of el museo latino. it's a resource center for latino studies throughout the midwest. of special note, however, are the museum's educational programs which enlighten students from kippeder garden through college as well as adults. the contributions of linda garcia-perez and magdalina garcia have established a robust environment for the latino arts and culture in omaha. it's with great honor that i recognize these two outstanding women. thank you and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gen