mr. sanchez. >> thank you. >> quite a big folder mr. sanchez. >> we've done our research there's a beggar folder over there that has been going on for quest we first made aware of this complaint last argue with a letter to the context last june i know that is frustrating we're now it has been continues at least a couple of times we're hearing still and working on this and that oh, we'd like tool meet to my knowledge it is the first time they've offered the counsel to meet with the neighbors it is frustrating that comes at that time and they are we started with the hearing with the request to rehear at some debate in the future we thoifl reviewed this matter we looked at the evidence that was presented and think that is quiet clear regardless of the building permit for the original building it is quite clear the intent to have the community celeb for the residents we know this we have multiple letters from the associations stated those are in the brief as well that is it is to be used for any member not the public clear on that definition

mr. sanchez doesn't walk the street of little village quietly. at 89 years old, he's strolled along for more than two decades with his own soundtrack. >> translator: i wake up early and work all day until 8:00 at night. >> reporter: it would be >> translator: it's really hard working out here in the streets in t summer and the cold winters. even in bad weather, we have to go out and sell. the carts get stuck in the streets. >> reporter: it's not that paletas or popsicles are his passion, he and his wife need the money to survive. just a few weeks ago, their daughter suddenly died, leaving them with two grandsons to care for. >> translator: we thought, what are we going to do? we have to pay the bills, the and if we can't work? >> reporter: mr. sanchez and his bells tugged the heartstrings of a customer who started a go fund me page for the little village paletero who is now bait for the selfieaparazzi. people chipped in $20,000 in a few hours. just to start. at about $2 apiece, that's 10,0 popsicles and months of work. this mexican independence d

mr. sanchez. >> mr. duffy. >> joe duffy dbi i didn't mention we got a complaint in august 2017 on the abandoned building we wrote a notice of violation that is still anglo outstanding. >> what permits are on file right now mr. duffy. >> we have a 2014 for interior work and i see or didn't see anything on the retaining wall. >> we can look at that and didn't receive any other complaints on the property only the one by the abandoned building so if any neighbors wish there is anything happening now in the future all of us have the opportunities to contact department of building inspection and look at that for example, if it turns into 7 bedrooms and stuff like that. >> that didn't happen in san francisco does that. >> happened a lot. >> thank you excuse me - inspector duffy the same thing in a neighbor and the project sponsor that a permits was pulled for a response time and plumbing you have no record of that but if a neighbor is suspicious illegal activities related to construction on a retaining wall and

mr. sanchez this is just another longer workday. even with more than $100,000 raised in just a few days, he'll be back out here again tomorrow morning like he has every day for the past 20 years. in little village, liz nagy. >> and the donations for mr. sanchez are still rolling in. this is the go fund me page set up for him. so far, upwards of $133,000 pledged. >> now, most of the contributions have been made in >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> a plan that could cut down on flooding in milwaukee county is gaining more supporters. the movement to get rid of a dam along the milwaukee river. >> the packers are fresh off their first win of the season but it didn't come easy. aaron rogers weighs in on the challenge that mother nature gave tm. >> but first, weather watch 12. it feels like september thanks to a cool down that's sticking around for a couple of days. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda is off today. it's 4:30 on this monday, september 12th. let's start

mr. sanchez this is just another longer workday. even with more than $100,000 raised in just a few days, he'll be back out here again tomorrow morning like he has every day for the past 20 years. in little village, liz nagy. >> and the donations for mr. sanchez are still rolling in. this is the go fund me page set up for him. so far, upwards of $133,000 pledged. >> now, most of the contributions have been made in small amounts. but every little bit counts. >>> that's what's making news in from your 24 hour news source, this is ??? . a final vote due today. after weeks of votes and months of pondering, linn county supervisors are set to make a minimum wage increase official. fundraising for honor flights. central city students are challenging each other for the cause. 15 years after the deadly attacks on september 11th, 2001 -- people throughout good monday morning! it's 4:30 on september 12th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another sunny day from sta

mr. sanchez this is just another warmer longer work day.0,000 raised in just a few days, he'll be back out here tomorrow morning, like he has every day in the last 20 years. >> and the donations for mr. sanchez are still rolling in. this is the go fund me page set up for him. so far, upwards of $133,000 pledged. >> now, most of the contributions have been made in small amounts. good morning everyone, it is 4:30 a.m., on this monday, september 12, here's what we're following for you. >> hillary clinton suffers a minor set back on the campaign trail that is raising concerns about her health. >> a transformer malfunction at a lehigh valley power plant causes flames to erupt. >> there she is, miss america is crowned in atlantic city. >> david is here with weather and karen rogers has

mr. sanchez struggling to push his cart through middle village. we found mr. sanchez and his cart on 26th street, selling his ice cream and possible's desk he does it on summer and nice winter days. he leaves every morning, pushing the 50-pound card for as long as he can, some days only making $8, other days 80. >> everybody in the village has a lot of respect for him because he is a hard worker. and now that everything became so big and everybody is actually giving their respect, it's amazing. >> reporter: he was finally and his wife, died in june. so when this picture was taken and the go fun me account was started, it was with the thought of helping mr. sanchez take a day off here and there. but what happened warm to the hearts of everyone involved. >> i thought he might get 6000, maybe get him a week off. and we got him retired. it's pretty awesome. >> reporter: he didn't ask for help and was determined to work but now the kindness of friends and strangers has changed mr. sanchez's world are medically. now he says he can finally rest. >> reporter: what woul

mr. sanchez take a day off here and there. but what happened warmed the hearts of everyone involved. ( jose loera / started the gofundme account ) "on the optimistic side, i was thinking he might get $2,000. i mean, like, 'well, maybe we get him a week off,' and we got him retired. it's pretty awesome." he didn't ask for the help and was determined to work until he died. but now the kindness of friends and strangers has sanchez's world dramatically. now, he says, he can finally rest. ( reporter ) "what will you say to all the people that gave you money?" ( fidencio sanchez / paletero ) "muchos gracias.">> sanchez hopes to donate 50-percent of the money to his local church. if he decides to keep working... a pennsylvania company donated a solar-powered cart that will help make his job a little easier. a paraplegic man is making an epic journed across china... in his wheelchair. the 29-year-old hopes to prove that there is nothing the disabled can't do. he set off on his journey in august of 20-14. two years and thirty-five hund

mr. sanchez's world dramatically. now, he says, he can finally rest. ( reporter ) "what will you say to all the people that gave you money?" ( fidencio sanchez / paletero ) "muchos gracias." sanchez says he'll al present, but he says he won't take her dancing. he doesn't like dancing. here in the valley... a local organization is about to get a major boost, thanks to triple digit temperatures! fox5 teamed up with ford country, to raise money for the "grant a gift" autism foundation. pretty joins us now live from the valley automall... where the autisim foundation is about to receive their donation. a beautiful wednesday with very light breezes and a high of 86 degrees. we'll warm back up to the low 90s on thursday, then 93 on friday. the great weather continues for the weekend with 95 saturday and 97 sunday. we'll stay in the upper 90s to start next week on monday and tuesday. a beautiful wednesday with very light breezes and a high of 86 degrees. we'll warm back up to the low 90s on thursday, then 93 on friday. the gr

mr. sanchez and his bells tugged the heart strings of his customer. people chipped in $20,000 in a few hours. just to start. at about $2 apiece, that's 10,000 popsicles and months of work. this mexican independence day celebration is a big day. for another warmer longer work day. even with $100,000 raised in just a few days, he'll be back out here tomorrow morning, like he has every day in the last 20 years. >> and the donations for mr. sanchez are still rolling in. this is the go fund me page set up for him. so far, upwards of $133,000 pledged. >> now, most of the small >>> some local students getting to sleep in today. a fire is canceling high school. >>> spilling over into september. i will tell you about the violent weekend. >>> it is not officially fall but it feels like it. let's take a look at the forecast. a live look at the radar shows we are dry and client -- quiet. we are clear as well so the temperatures are falling . we had a good amount of sunshine in the afternoon but without those clouds we're losing a lot

mr. sanchez and his bells tugged the heart strings of his customer. people chipped in $20,000 in a few hours. just to start. at about $2 apiece, that's 10,000 popsicles and months of work. this mexican independence day celebration is a big day. for mr. s another warmer longer work day. even with $100,000 raised in just a few days, he'll be back out here tomorrow morning, like he has every day in the last 20 years. >> and the donations for mr. sanchez are still rolling in. this is the go fund me page set up for him. so far, upwards of $133,000 pledged. >> now, most of the contributions have been made in >> going on 4:30. good morning. monday, september 12. >> two teenagers accused in a stabbing in chelsea. the serial charges they're facing in court this morning. >> new concerns about hillary clinton's health. what her campaign says about this stumble and surprising reaction from donald trump. [applause] >> this is no good. >> a game of inches in arizona. the key plays in the patriots' upset over the cardinals and the changes at gillette stadium surroun

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mr. sanchez deserved a day off. so a go fund me page was started... "on the optimistic side, i was thinking he might get $2,000. i mean, like, 'well, maybe we get him a week off,' and we got him retired. it's pretty aw" awesome." the page helped raise 200-thousand dollars for mr. sanchez in just two days. now let's get another look at that forecast... tonight: isolated shower. lows around 600. wind: n 5-10 mph.wednesday: clouds and sun with an isolated shower possible. highs in the upper 60s. wind: ne 5-15 mph.week ahead: thursday with a high near 70. a warm front will give us a chance for a shower or storm on friday with highs in the lower 70s. slight chance for a shower saturday morning; otherwise, clearing out for the afternoon with highs in the middle 70s. cooler and dry for sunday back near 70. 3 and another reminder...cbs 58 is re-airing our special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.in "milwaukee at a crossroads"--- you'll hear from the sheriff, the chief, local lawmakers and community activists..now they're answering the call from vic

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mr. sanchez will get his check tomorrow and hopefully it will be enough to retire him this time for good. >>> a small townwisconsin town had an unusual race over the weekend. >> it was a pumpkin race they used hollowed out gourds for a makeshift shift boat race. one contestant says the idea is to make the pumpkin as buoyant as possible. >> the lighter the better. got to paddle it. >> local restaurants sponsor each crew. the team that carved their - >>> former quarterback tim tebow already has one of the sales spiked hours after he started practice in port st. lucie. even tebow says he's unsure but how this baseball thing is going to play out. >>> for me success is going to be defined by giving it everything i have and being the best i can be and pursuing this with everything i have. >> tebow is wearing number 15 as a mets player. the same number he wore at the university of florida. >>> big changes coming to the area around amalie arena. coming up peek at the plans and had you they might affect you. >> also people are upset with waste being dumped in tampa bay. they say there's a better w

mr. sanchez will present to congress his plan he feels the party should continue to resist a rajoy government and that what should happen is the question of what kind of an alternative government should be open up to debate. if necessary, he's prepared to have the members of the socialist party debate and vote on his proposal because he suspects that many of these socialist people on the street are against continuing to back the rajoy government which has faced many corruption allegations recently. shona: a timely release, one of former french president nicolas sarkozy's former aides is releasing a tell-all memoir thursday. he orchestrated sarkozy's turn to the far right during his term but the two had a falling-out. the book and criticism could further hurt sarkozy in the polls. >> once key adviser to nicolas sarkozy, now a threat to his campaign to regain the presidency. investigated in 2014 for secretly recording his private conversations with the president, he was consequently shunned, then sued by sarkozy for violation of privacy. now, back with a vengeance and a book his main target, th

mr. sanchez he is 89 he pushes a cart selling ice cream in chicago. his daughter died a few weeks ago. s. him. and you saw a few days later they had pitched in to raise 1 they had pitched in to raise $160,000 -- 00 he said despite being gifted this money he is going to continue to work. what a great story. ng new amazing opout of toro this is the second of to british explorer ships. n exst passage.arctic r ju reported that the hms terror has been -- the hms has been found. this ship and the other have en prizesthe subject of songs and needed to lose some weight. type ii tsearly 28,000,000 people. >> and, we're introduced to a sharing o foun >> back in 2014, dbetic i had lost my father. >>he was given aation ano lo >> i just allow that roadblock to stand in front of me. i lost 15 pounds. and al >> since then she has lost almost 100 pounds thanks to support a family and friends. >> you are on the same healthy path that i am on. because you are talking about a new healthy recipe. health coach helping women lose weight. >> and everybody should know that your focus. and they tend to keep yo

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. good evening scott sanchez planning department. the the subject property located on 36 avenue within an rh1 sdooinz it proposes a horizon addition at the rear and the development of the rooms on the ground floor went through a neighborhood notification twice 2015 the second discretionary review was filled the planning commission read this on december 3rd of last year the item was continued in the hopes the party will resolve their differences on the project it went back to hearing on february 11th at the time the planning commission took discretionary review but only to impose as noted the notice of special restriction this is a single-family dwelling that complies with the magics that was noted on bulletin number one additionally the project has been reviewed by the residential design team and confirming with the residential design guidelines and extends 60 beyond the appellants property not a condition that is uncommon i can i have the overhead? so the the subject property is this one short of property the appellants property as

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mr. sanchez. >> 2015 the total number was one and 10 in 2011 up from the previous afternoon of 60 prior to the restoration so after the renovation of 2015. >> do you think that 60 is a good number. >> sorry to interrupt. >> typically in my experience the situations occurred and neighbors lived next door to a hotel a kaefrt facility or do something hefk different their strike regulations on hours and strike regulations how many of them can events can occur on a daily or weekly basis but basically that is something - that is an excellent point when i have a hearing we heard there was progress being made there were additional restricts and rules they would implemented and i think that resulted in not going further but the restrictions can be further we could impose be conditions on the hours or the number of events and the past practices if the association cannot do it themselves then maybe yeah. >> thank you mr. sanchez. >> actually could have required them to if they wanted this covet kind of operation commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i'll start. >> go for it. >> i'm pretty appall

mr. sanchez today of here and there. what happened warm the hearts of everyone involved. >> grant: halt but those involved. >> britteny: pettifog slightly warmer end of the wake much warmer and then show you what it looks like also seven in concord 73 mountain view at an low 70's and comfortable concord. at 70 degrees and a auto. mainly to the area south like to baja higher elevations what that looks like. shifting away from us what it does the impact circulation and away from as to go into wednesday thursday definitely you notice the difference by friday. partly cloudy skies the coast and then 62 of the day in and 58. 69 for debate and led 74 and then send for for inland locations 80 degrees. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk

mr. sanchez. he'll have 75-mile-per-hour winds no doubt tonight.oing to be a big storm for this big bend area of florida. storm surges with this storm at least 15 feet deep. those marinas boris was just talking about will be flooded again. apalachicola, st. mark's, all the way down to cedar key. then it keeps going. over georgia, over south carolina, and north carolina, possibly storm surges in the harbors and bays here. then it parks itself off the east coast for what could be 72 hours. if it's too close, chris, this whole area will get a foot of rain. if it's farther out to sea, they'll just get waves. but this is the most dangerous part, at least for the northeast. does this thing hang out like agnes hung out in 1972. we'll see. that's still three days away. >> chad, what is your guess? i'm supposed to be off on monday. will i be standing in a cnn slicker? >> is this your own personal forecast you want from chad? >> i think news is a very personal suggestion. so do you think we'll be covering storm surge off of new york come monday morning? >> i

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mr. scott sanchez zoning administrator of the department of planning. on august 15, still not having any action by the department of building inspection-i'm sorry on i apologize. on august 17 we went to the department. i personally met with permit and with the building inspector. mr. don phoenix with senior inspector reseal hernandes mr. pat bosco bitch are permit consulted with also in attendance. we provided a letter we providing to planning to mr. phoenix. mr. phoenix then threatened mr. bosco bitch perspective the fact that, if we were appealing this particular project we better be ready to appeal the 20 other projects in the neighborhood that were going on exactly like this. so, i just was bringing to your attention this is sort of a problem in the neighborhood . we do-we do believe it's appropriate at this time to suggest the planning department take this under simitian for further investigation. i do believe the planning to carmen has any idea this has happened. i think there is something that is happening that apartment building inspections nega

mr. sanchez recommendations we're in full agreement and thank you to the planning staff they only improve the ordinance and thank you, tom and others that provided great advise think these items thank you very much. >> commissioners the department is in overall support and making the changes and with the alignment of the protection on speech and strengthening the sign controls and updating other sign controls including the planning code organization commissioners those changes as much as and ios interests in improving the aesthetics of public safety through sign regulation they can enhance the attractiveness to recreation and reside in the recommendation we recommend item 10 as well as approval with modifications of the first sign ordinance number 9 the modifications are following eliminating the reference to the candle stick point special my own in the map as mentioned in the case report the candle stick point design for design managed by ocii is a guiding line document that makes those planning code redundancy another administration to amend the wind signs the department supports the sh

mr. francisco colon, carlos sanchez and julio santiago. thank you for imbuing clyde with meeting. and egg is too galavantry into our country. >> and all four men are in the 90s and puerto rico and the level sermon was held at the american hissitor cage society. >>> and you may want to let go of the leggo. -- of thingo. >> and going's free ride. other beh doing what it can to . >> then an all-out search in elyria. and a man is caught trying to get into a bedroom window and that is where four young girls were of sleeping. what the mother had to say. >> and dozens of residents having problems with the power bills and investigators are getting answers leaders. >> and i'm terrence lee. >> i'm corrina pysa. it's september 20th and let's look outside here and this is a cooler start to the morning and a beautiful look downtown and it's hot out again, right? >> yes and it's september 20th. and you know the first day of fall is not until the 22nd and this is still with a good reason and why we're seeing temperatures high this afternoon. 61 degrees and the time is 5

mr. sanchez asked director comey about that theory. "was the reason she set up her own private server, in your judgment, because she wanted to shield communications from congress and from the public? now, mr. cooper, here's what director comey said, and i quote, "i can't say that. our best information is that she set it up as a matter of convenience. it was an already existing system that her husband had, and she decided to have a domain on that system." now, do you have any evidence to dispute what the fbi director, mr. comey, said? >> no, i don't have any evidence to dispute that. i believe that secretary clinton had personal e-mail on her blackberry and was looking for a new solution to be able to use personal e-mail. >> now, were you ever told that secretary clinton used the server in her home to avoid the federal records act? >> no, i was never told that. >> were you ever told that secretary clinton used the server in her home to avoid the freedom of information act? >> no, i was never told that. >> now, mr. cooper, i think it wou

mr. sanchez recommendations we're in full agreement and thank you to the planning staff they only improve the ordinance and thank you, tom and others that provided great advise think these items thank you very much. >> commissioners the department is in overall support and making the changes and with the alignment of the protection on speech and strengthening the sign controls and updating other sign controls including the planning code organization commissioners those changes as much as and ios interests in improving the aesthetics of public safety through sign regulation they can enhance the attractiveness to recreation and reside in the recommendation we recommend item 10 as well as approval with modifications of the first sign ordinance number 9 the modifications are following eliminating the reference to the candle stick point special my own in the map as mentioned in the case report the candle stick point design for design managed by ocii is a guiding line document that makes those planning code redundancy another administration to amend the wind signs the department supports the sh

mr. jason smith and ms. sanchez were also very constructive in working on the enforce protect act. we also worked closely with mr. blumenauer, mr. kind and others on the enforcement fund and they joined several members in combat force labor. and ranking member rangel was instrumental with regard to so many of the trade decisions. today we'll have an important discussion about cbp's efforts to implement this you critical law which if carried out effectively will enhance our competitiveness, level the playing field for our businesses and prevent our competitors from gaining an unfair advantage. just on another note, mr. rangel, our witness today has to catch an airplane. so we're going to be going to three-minute questions. i yield to the ranking member for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for calling this hearing. commissioner, we recognize your tremendous responsibilities and we are here to help for you to point out how you can be more helpful especially during crises that we're going through. we all are concerned about the forced child labor law. we understand the

mr. chairman from commissioner sanchez and supervisor yee's office are here. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon i'm ashl i'm ashley legislative aide you've received a letter from her i'd like to start by thapg the small business owners who took time to talk about this proposal your office like to thank sfgovtv staff that conducted community outreach and finally to the sfmta board of directors for the testimony of those here today, this project has the potential foreign the 4r50ib89d and pedestrian safety for our communities are priorities for our office while an overall saving time other residents don't want the stops removed this is an opportunity for pedestrian safety and the impacts go small businesses all of those concerns are valid we must move forward with the proposal that benefits as many community folks as possible and talks about the robust process after several large community members of the committee your office working closely with the staff to look at focus meetings and brought together stakeholders small business owners and represent of the people with disabilities and represent

mr. jason smith and ms. sanchez were also very constructive in working on the enforce protect act. we also worked closely with mr. blumenauer, mr. kind and others on the enforcement fund and they joined ef eed several members it force labor. and ranking member rangel was instrumental. today we'll have an important discussion about cbp's efforts to implement this you critical law which if carried out effectively will enhance our competitiveness, level the playing field and prevent our competitors from gaining an unfair advantage. just on another note, mr. rangell. our witness today has to catch an airplane so we're going to be going to three-minute questions. i yield to the ranking member for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for calling this hearing. commissioner, we recognize your tremendous responsibilities and we are here to help for you to point out how you can be more helpful especially during crises that we're going through. we all are concerned about the forced child labor law. we understand there hasn't been enforcement over 16 years. anti-dumping and intell

mr. chairman from commissioner sanchez and supervisor yee's office are here. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon i'm ashl i'm ashley legislative aide you've received a letter from her i'd like to start by thapg the small business owners who took time to talk about this proposal your office like to thank sfgovtv staff that conducted community outreach and finally to the sfmta board of directors for the testimony of those here today, this project has the potential foreign the 4r50ib89d and pedestrian safety for our communities are priorities for our office while an overall saving time other residents don't want the stops removed this is an opportunity for pedestrian safety and the impacts go small businesses all of those concerns are valid we must move forward with the proposal that benefits as many community folks as possible and talks about the robust process after several large community members of the committee your office working closely with the staff to look at focus meetings and brought together stakeholders small business owners and represent of the people with disabilities and represent

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sanchez has been on both sides of the glass. she came in as a heroin addict and is now in pc. >> when i am high on heroin, like that story, the dr. jekyll and mrde, 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 prosecutor

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the aspira soaks person claims quinones sanchez is waging a cease less campaign of unfair character attacks against mr. calderon. iain? >> jeff, thank you. >>> a jewelry store worker is seriously injured tonight after he tried to stop an apparent jewelry they have. deputes outside of tampa say that on tuesday, a man asked to try on about $25,000 worth of jewelry. the video you can see shows him putting the items on then he bolts from the store. a worker chases the guy all the way to the parking lot, even jumps on the hood of man's car but the guy sped off throwing the worker off the car. >> this victim, um, is valiant as he was trying to be is -- has been critically injured, and hopefully he'll survive it. so it is definitely a serious offense and we take it very seriously. we hope the public will give us some information and identifying who he is. >> officials say the worker was run over during the whole orde ordeal. cops are now looking for a chevy camaro that the man got away in. >> speaking of jewelry phoenix police have arrested this man because they say he stole to us us sands of dollars worth o

several of my -- several members of the house, including representative sanchez an representative chu. 187bill, h.r. 2867 has over sponsors, mr. speaker. it actually answers the supreme court's challenge to come up with a modern day formula by which to have preclearance provisions in the voting rights act. i think it's so important, mr. speaker, and i know so many will agree that we make sure that we find these pernicious examples of restraining people's rights to vote on the front end because after all, mr. speaker, once the elections have happened you can't unring that bell. 10 the beauty of the voting rights act of 1965 was that it allowed preemptive efforts to stop discrimination in voting. therefore, any changes in voting practices in the covered states had to be precleared by the justice department or by the d.c. court of appeals. this is quite important and i have to tell you that what the shelby decision did was struck down that key provision, section 4, which gave the covered states and provided the formula by which we knew which states would be covered. . therefore, in the shelby decision, the supreme court issued a

mr. duffy, correct? okay, 3 min. >> hon. dr. chow. an honorable 10/sanchez and commissioners i normally can attend because i go to the board but on vacation for the month oh here it is august. i am on the tom o'dell advisory board. press sometime we can do a more formal presentation because there's a lot of work and on patient advisory councils as part of the medi-cal and affordable care act. there's been a quite a bit of energy put into it and am pleased because were getting all of our support that we've got in recent years. a few years ago we got eight kind of an administrative hub because the center directors were eliminated in 2003. the minister backfilled at and we are getting a brand within a meet the new one. this is our second one, now. but enemy dumb on thursday. the kind of things that we can provide input on, the patient dr. interface and the human factors being, is smooth. those are the kinds of things that position can help with. a lot. i am very interested in the prime campaign and see what score to come out with that and how medi-cal is can be

mr. sanchez asked director comey about that theory directly. he asked, "was the reason she set up her own private server, in your judgment, because she wanted to shield communications from congress and from the public?" now, mr. cooper, here's what director comey said, and i quote, "i can't say that. our best information is that she set it up as a matter of convenience. it was an already-existing system that her husband had, and she decided to have a domain on that system." now, do you have any evidence to dispute what the fbi director, mr. comey, said? mr. cooper: no, i don't have any evidence to dispute that. i believe that secretary clinton had personal e-mail on her blackberry and was looking for a new solution to be able to use personal e-mail. rep. cummings: now, were you ever told that secretary clinton used the server in her home to avoid the federal records act? mr. cooper: no, i was never told that. rep. cummings: were you ever told that secretary clinton used the server in her home to avoid the freedom of information act? mr. cooper: