. >> well, right back to mr. hyde, but we are here to his request to basically, you know, bring to some of the new commissionerers, and bring back around to you guys the restrictions that ended up in the western soma area. regarding the limited life performance and so we asked the planning department, and tea ge is here to give us some data points, and i don't know if you want to come in and throw the map up there? if you feel like it? >> and then i know that we have supervisor kim's office here. hello. >> and to listen to this, and since this is her area and it is something that you wanted to make sure that you could pursue, even after you... >> so, take it away, if you have a particular order that you would like to hear it from? >> no, i just wanted to have this conversation again, because i was on the western soma task force and i remember that when the plans were going through, limited live was a brand new excess sorry permit that came out right at the end and the fear was that it would turn neighborhoods into par

jekyll and mr. hyde. >> coming up -- >> how do you plead?not guilty, sir. >> alfredo roca moreno argues his case. >> everything that was tooken from me is noted right there, but it never says nothing about no lighter. viewers: go to ziprecruiter.com/offer700. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> two. >> left. >> two. >> all right, y'all, hold it down. hey, if you stop talking and get up here, we'll go to chow. we structure everything like the military. and we like to have everybody do the same thing all together and they stay in compliance when they do that. if you've got your hands in your pockets, you're wrong. if you've got your hands in your jacket, you're wrong. >> we make them walk on the line so we do have consistency. and if everybody's walking in a straight line, it makes our job a whole lot easier. y'all take your hands out of your pockets. >> while florida's santa rosa correctional institution can be mistaken for boot camp, it's not only the inmates who march in formation. >> one! two! three! >> every

jekyll and mr. hyde, it changes me. it changes me. makes me like a monster. >> me, i did like terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son. because of the drug. >> sanchez has been charged with serious bodily injury to a child. she admits to being high on heroin, and severely beating her 3-year-old son. when he was brought to the hospital, he was covered in bruises, had bite marks on his thigh, and one eye was swollen shut. doctors also discovered he had a lacerated liver, likely caused by blunt force trauma. >> when i am high on heroin, it is like anything triggers me. i'll just go off. i mean, i could be sitting next to someone. if some little thing irritate me, i'll start screaming, i mean, like on attack mode. it's -- it is scary. basically, i chose that drug over my kids. and they probably have a better life without me. >> sanchez's son has recovered, and is living with relatives. if convicted in trial, sanchez could face anywhere from five to 99 years in prison. but she is working with prosecutors on a plea deal. she says the on

jekyll/mr. hyde personality of the obama administration?the one hand, saying they're not going to jail journalists, but on the other hand, a constant crackdown on whistleblowers, a key ingredient for any investigative journalist ? and their attempt to go after the sources of reports? >> two things to take from that. one, this is clearly a course correction for eric holder. i mean, there are more leak investigations, more prosecutions than all other administrations combined. but now as sort of the tenure is winding down and there is been as kind of blowback and the kind of criticism he has gotten from civil rights groups, you know, people who would traditionally be his strongest supporters from journalist groups, i think you sort of saying, namely we went too far. he has said, maybe we have gone too far. every -- written guidelines for subpoena in journalists, rewritten the guidelines for when you take the phone records as they did in our case. he said one of his biggest regret of his tenure was labeling james rosen as a co-conspirator for a

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jeckyl and mr. hyde being my caregiver at the time, being with me 24 hours, she would be the one that would have to put up with the intense roller coaster ride of my feelings. so has it gotten better in the five years? yes. but do i still have the bad days that she still has to put up with? yes. >> am i heavy? no, i'm not heavy? oh, my gosh. this hurts my booty. oh, we've got to go up a hill and make a right. oh, i think i'm making the tires crunch. ♪ >>> actually, i don't really want to tell her anything right off the bat. i would like to listen to her first, see where she's at. and then go from there, because what i know now, everybody's experience is different. >> it's 9:00 p.m., and as you can see, it's still bright outside and we're on our way to see bahia and her dad at the train station and i'm excited. i said just to be yourself and express the way you want to. >> hello, nice to meet you. >> hello, nice to meet you. [ speaking french ] >> it's nice to meet you. >> bonjour. ♪ >> we went to this ho

mr. p: e hyde language does not apply to obamacare. there is not one sentence in here, in this 2700-page bill. read the bill. it applies to medicaid and annually appropriated programs. 10 seconds? quickly. mr. smith: again, one. things that people seem to forget here is that obamacare both authorizes and appropriates the money. so it's outside the purview of the h.h.s. appropriations bill. that's why this legislation is needed. mr. pitts: with that -- mr. smith: the president promised he would apply the hyde amendment but mr. pitts: i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemafr pnsvaa is c f ous mr. rothfus: i rise in sut of-h 7 the no taxpayer funding for abortion and disclosure act. madam speaker we know from science that everyone's life begins at conception. the right to life is god given. and described in our declaration of independence as unalienable. that means something that cannot be taken away. i defend madam speaker, the right to life of everyone in this country and everyone i

mr. p: e hyde language does not apply to obamacare. there is not one sentence in here, in this 2700-page bill. read the bill. it applies to medicaid and annually appropriated programs. 10 seconds? quickly. mr. smith: again, one. things that people seem to forget here is that obamacare both authorizes and appropriates the money. so it's outside the purview of the h.h.s. appropriations bill. that's why this legislation is needed. mr. pitts: with that -- mr. smith: the president promised he would apply the hyde amendment but mr. pitts: i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemafr pnsvaa is c f ous mr. rothfus: i rise in sut of-h 7 the no taxpayer funding for abortion and disclosure act. madam speaker we know from science that everyone's life begins at conception. the right to life is god given. and described in our declaration of independence as unalienable. that means something that cannot be taken away. i defend madam speaker, the right to life of everyone in this country and everyone i

mr. speaker. protecting taxpayers from paying for a practice they may sincerely oppose. since 1976, the hydeits the federal funding of abortions, has been included in relevant appropriations bills. each year it has been consistently renewed and supported by congressional majorities and presidents of both parties. naral, an abortion advocacy group, has suggested that prohibiting public funds for abortion reduces abortion rates by roughly 50%. that means that half of the women who would have otherwise had a publicly funded abortion end up carrying their babies to term. in 1993, the congressional budget office estimated that the hyde amendment prevented as many as 675 abortions every single year. that means that millions of americans are alive today because of the hyde amendment. after 38 years, it is time for this life saving amendment to become permanent law. when barack obama was elected in 2008, a myriad of long established laws including the hyde amendment created a mostly uniform policy that federal programs did not pay for abortion or subsidize health plans that included coverage of abor

mr. pitts: thank you, madam speaker. again, on the so-called compromise, i offered the hyde language in the committee and we won in a bipartisan vote. chairman waxman recessed, changed the votes stripped it out brought it to the floor without hyde. i was involved in the negotiation. i wrote the stupak-pitts amendment. i know what the compromise is with the so-called executive order. it's full of loopholes. the hyde amendment does not apply to the affordable care act and i yield the balance of my time to the distinguished gentleman from pennsylvania another pro-life champion, the time such as i may consume. -- he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman om pennsylvani .lyis recognized for two minutes. . mr. kelly: i thank the gentleman. mo dam chair, make no mistake what -- madam chair, make no mistake what this debate is about. the real debate on the floor today is about life. we're talking about life on the -- in the people's house, on the floor of the people's house. we're talking about a gift from god. we're talking about something that was so well put into our declaration of independence talking about the life l

mr. speaker. protecting taxpayers from paying for a practice they may sincerely oppose. since 1976, the hyde amendment, which prohibits the federal funding of abortions, has been included in relevant appropriations bills. each year it has been consistently renewed and supported by congressional majorities and presidents of both parties. naral, an abortion advocacy group, has suggested that prohibiting public funds for abortion reduces abortion rates by roughly 50%. that means that half of the women who would have otherwise had a publicly funded abortion end up carrying their babies to term. in 1993, the congressional budget office estimated that the hyde amendment prevented as many as 675 abortions every single year. that means that millions of americans are alive today because of the hyde amendment. after 38 years it's time for this lifesaving amendment to become permanent law. when barack obama was elected in 2008, a myriad of long established laws, including the hyde amendment, created a mostly uniform policy that federal programs did not pay for abortion or subsidized health plans that i

hyde. i wrote the amendment. i know it to cover my zits. i yield the balance of my time. >> mr. kelly is recognized for two minutes. >> make no mistake about what this debate is about. h.r. 7 is about taking no taxpayer money for abortions. but the real debate on the floor is about life. we are talking about life in the people's house. on the floor of the people's house. we are talking about a gift from god. we are talking about something that was so well put into our declaration of independence. life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. the first being life. i understand there is a serious debate and people say, we are not ready for this child. but expectant mothers and unborn children have to be protected. in a nation that recoils at the news around the world, this is horrible what is happening. this is horrible. what is happening in the mideast. and we want to rush to help evil because there is a loss of life. in our own country, we have turned a blind eye to the loss of 56 million unborn children. these are lies that were lost that do not have to be lost. i know there is

mr. speaker. first i want to thank chris smith for his leadership over the years. he's one of the people along with henry hyde that i admired from afar. and when i was elected 18 years ago told him, i want to come and hold up his arms in this fight for life. he's been a real champion and just a terrific leader here in the congress and i want to thank him for that. you know, i heard in a congressional life forum a few years ago a lady by the name of frederica matthews green. she was president of the feminist for life. and she said something i'll never forget. she said abortion is the most violent form of death known to mankind. it's death by dismemberment decapitation, poisoning. she said, abortion breaks a mother's heart. she said, there are always two victims in an abortion. one's the baby and one's the mother. one's dead, one's wounded. i never forgot those statements of this great feminist leader. and i think her focus is right. we need to keep that focus where it is. where she had it. on the mother, on the baby. we're talking here about babies who are in their sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth month of pregna