i'd like to yield to mr. scott r mr. hinojosa for one minute. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. hinojosa: i rise today in support as a co-sponsor of h.r. 702 which lifts the ban on crude oil exports. modern advances in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have allowed the united states access to large deposits of crude oil and natural gas. last year our country produced over 150 million barrels of crude oil and that number is steadily increasing. the crude oil in our deposits is lighter and sweeter than the traditional heavy crude oil our refineries process. the export ban hinders our access to international markets that need the sweeter type of crude and that have the refinement infrastructure for it. i am convinced that lifting the outdated crude oil export ban will create jobs and economic opportunities for our communities as we strive for greater energy independence. in the great state of texas, lifting the export ban is estimated to increase the annual g.d.p. by over $7.1 billion and create over 4

when the doctor died mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the widow but she refused and he soon. follow the case of scott versus sanford in c-span's new theories, landmark cases. historic supreme court decisions. at our special guest christopher bracy and martha jones. they will explore the historic supreme court ruling by revealing the life and times of the people who were the plaintiffs, lawyers, and justices in these landmark cases. live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and be sure to join the conversation as we will take your calls, e-mails, facebook,, and tweets during the program. on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. and for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the companion book. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.or g/landmarkcases. >> each week american history america bringsel you archival films that help provide context to today's issues. ♪ since 1979 the soviet union, in violation of every convention , protecting the rights of a sovereign nation, has tried

mr. scott shot in april while he tried to move away from officer slag er. the officer now charged with murder. >>> the stunning withdrawal of kevin mccarthy deepened the divide within the republican party. he said his party is clearly divided and needs to pick someone who can unite them. mccarthy had been heavily favored but failed to win over a group of hard line conservatives. >> if we're going to unite and be strong, we need a new face to help do that. >> no idea it was coming. >> current speaker john boehner is postponing the election and will remain in the post for now. representative paul ryan of wisconsin who's been pressed to run for speaker saying tonight he's not interested in the job. >>> if you don't know where your umbrella s meteorologist lee goldberg says wait to find it. >> i'll let you know if you'll need the umbrella by the morning commute. meanwhile, it's mild out there for an october night. 63 degrees. clear to partly cloudy skies. your forecast is coming up. >> also straight ahead, a shocking and saddening discovery. police open up this

. >> mr. scott? >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, thank you for being here. just a couple of quick questions. i don't wa then i want to specifically get to the close air support capabilities but harry reid has promised earlier this week to uphold the president's veto of the ndaa. the president has not vetoed that legislation yet. but just wondering if you and the other leaders of our military have had the opportunity to speak with the president about the importance of the ndaa since it's passed. and how do assess the additional risk if that bill is vetoed and the veto is upheld by senator reid as he's promised to do? >> sir, to be candid i have not talked with the president on the ndaa and for several weeks, i've been focused on afghanistan so i couldn't give you a good answer there. >> we asked you to do an awful lot and on this end of the -- you know, with no ndaa, no budget and certainly you and your men and women are being judged a standard of perfection and that's kind of an unfair scenario that i think that we put you in and extremely important mission.

mr. scott: stand up for jobs for the american people and protect the world from russia. vote for to lift the ban. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. barton: i want to say amen to what the gentleman said. how much time remains on each side the chair: the gentleman from texas has 15 minutes remaining. the gentleman from new jersey has 7 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. barton: i want to yield one minute to the entire delegation from the great state of north dakota, mr. cramer, original co-sponsor of the bill, one minute. the chair: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized for one minute. mr. cramer: i thank the chairman and i thank you, mr. speaker. i've often said i don't know why it takes 36 texans to do one person's job. mr. barton: i take my time back. mr. cramer: but i have to tell you, i was prepared to give a great speech and i listen to my friend from georgia and quite honestly i feel inadequate to the task because you stated it so eloquently and beautifully. i'm committed to what you talked about. so maybe what i'll try

i'd like to yield to mr. scott r mr. hinojosa for one minute. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. hinojosa: i rise today in support as a co-sponsor of h.r. 702 which lifts the ban on crude oil exports. modern advances in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have allowed the united states access to large deposits of crude oil and natural gas. last year our country produced over 150 million barrels of crude oil and that number is steadily increasing. the crude oil in our deposits is lighter and sweeter than the traditional heavy crude oil our refineries process. the export ban hinders our access to international markets that need the sweeter type of crude and that have the refinement infrastructure for it. i am convinced that lifting the outdated crude oil export ban will create jobs and economic opportunities for our communities as we strive for greater energy independence. in the great state of texas, lifting the export ban is estimated to increase the annual g.d.p. by over $7.1 billion and create over 4

mr. scott be allowed to control the next 10 minutes of debate time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from georgia. mr. price: i'm pleased to yield to the chairman of the committee, mr. kline, to control 10 minutes as my designee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kline: i rise today in strong support of restoring americans' health care freedom reconciliation act and yield myself two minutes. mr. speaker, higher costs, fewer full-time jbs -- jobs, loss of insurance coverage, less access to trusted health care providers. those are just some of the harmful consequences stemming from the president's flawed health care law a law that's wreaking havoc on families and small businesses across the country. just this month, officials in clay county, tennessee, moved to close local schools due to severe budgetary challenges. according to the county director of schools, obamacare is, quote, the straw that broke the camel's back, close quote this local offici

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mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this is the final amendment to the bill which will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage, as amended. i rise to speak in support of the democratic motion to recommit that would protect the civil rights of students at schools that receive vouchers by requiring the schools to certify that they provide each student with all applicable civil rights protections. the d.c. voucher program calls into question multiple civil rights protections and turns a blind eye to government-funded discrimination. for example, religious schools that accept vouchers are permitted to discrimination on the basis of religion and hiring a violation of traditional principles, prohibiting discrimination based on religion when using federal money. the fact is that most religious schools are part of a ministry of the sponsoring church and these schools either cannot or will not separate the religious content from their academic progra

. >> mr. scott for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'm very concerned that you're not using the most relevant, base irk, and the best science related information in formulating these guidelines. you certainly did not use some of the most recent peer reviewed and published nutrition and diet-related science. it was not even considered by the advisory committee and not even included in the evidence-based library to be considered by the advisory committ committee when they were finalized in the report. that's a fact. and mr. vilsack you said you were using the best information. your quote was that "we had the best informed opinions." but if you're not using the most recent peer review, that information that is there and your committee has not even agreed to put it into the final report so maybe you all can give me some level of confidence that your staffs and you will take into consideration the strong scientific evidence with the final policy document even though it was not included in the evidence-based library throughout the working g

mr. scott for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'm very concerned that you're not using the most relevant, basic, and the best science related information in formulating these guidelines. you certainly did not use some of the most recent peer reviewed and published nutrition and diet related science. it was not even considered by the advisory committee. and not even included in the evidence-based library to be considered by the advisory committee when they were finalized in the report. that's a fact. and, mr. vilsack, you said you were using the best information. your quote was we have the best informed opinions, but if you're not using the most recent peer review, that information that is there and your committee has not even agreed to put it into the final report -- so maybe you all can give me some level of confidence that your staffs and you will take into consideration the strong scientific evidence with the final policy document, even though it was not included in the evidence-based library throughout the working group proce

, but a video came out shortly that showed that mr. scott while disobeying the police officer was attempting to flee and frankly, flee in a not very quick manner and was shot in the back and shot multiple times. it was a tragedy. it was a horrific incident in our state's. before that had happened, we would often hear that that is not what happened in south carolina. may be, i think, that many people said to themselves i'm a maybe that happens, but not to people like us. but, once a video came out there were many new people sitting at the table to discuss the need for body cameras. my seatmate and friend spoke from the floor of the senate after that tragedy and he spoke about thomas, and jesus and that thomas didn't believe until he put his fingers in the wound and i would encourage you to look at that speech if you want to youtube and look at it sometimes. it's a magnificent speech. he didn't speak very often from the floor, but he felt compelled to speak and the bill passed in real change occurred in south carolina, and we have now funded b

mr. scott's question earlier. the chairman of the secretary of defense have testified before this committee that using funds to fund the department of defense is not a satisfactory way to ensure our national security. do you agree with that position? >> sir, i have been fortunate to have the resources that i need. i have had the right people trained and equipped and that is because they have done it by oh coke, but as i think everyone has mentioned it's hard for any of the services to continue to find when you go year-by-year. >> i think it's important for you to understand that is the rationale the president has given for voting against this and it's the rationale myself and others who had taken that tough vote have used as well and we hope we can change that situation by forcing the issue. is in no a-- wait for reflection and our lack of confidence in you and the troops on the front lines. thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. general, went to thank you for being here and i appreciate your candor. it's really--

but a video came out very shortly that showed that mr. scott while disobeying the police officer was attempting to flee and frankly fleeing in a not very quick manner and was shot in the back and shot multiple times. it was a tragedy. it was a horrific incident in our state. before that had happened, we would often hear that that is not what happened in south carolina. and maybe i think that people said to themselves, well, maybe that happens, but not to people like us. but once that video came out, there were many new people sitting at the table to discuss the need for body cameras. and my seat mate and friend, senator clem pinckney spoke from the floor of the senate after that tragedy, and he spoke about thomas and jesus. and that thomas didn't believe until he put his fingers in the wounds. i would encourage you do look at that speech if you want to youtube it and look at it some time. it's a magnificent speech. clem didn't speak very often from the floor, but he felt compelled to speak and the bill passed and real change occurred in south c

mr. jason scott. and from mission san jose, dr. charlie brucker.ank you so much gentlemen for all your hard work. all right, homestead, you are behind, and i believe that started by coincidence when brandon determined that he was . just sayin' now you get your chance to move ahead we have three categories. the point value of each correct answer is 30 points. and you need four correct answers to stay in the game. this week's categories are the earth, spain, and elections. we're going to do elections. all right. given his party and election year name the presidential winner. this democrat was first elected in 1992 bill clinton that is right. this republican was elected in 1904. theodore roosevelt right. this republican was elected in 1860. lincoln that is right. this democrat was elected in 1948. truman right. this republican was elected in 1928. hoover correct. this democrat was elected in 1828. jackson you got it. and the last one, a democrat who was elected in 1960. kennedy you got them all for 320. congratulations. that means, mission san jose, t

died mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the widow but she refused and he sued. follow the case of scott versus sanford in c-span's new series landmark cases historic supreme court decisions with our special guest george washington university law professor christopher bracey and martha jones, legal research and history professor at the university of michigan law school will explore this historic supreme court ruling by exploring the plaintiffs, lawyers and justices in these cases. live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. be sure to join the conversation as we'll be taking your calls, e-mails, tweets and facebook comments during the program using #landmarkcases on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. and for background on each case while you watch order your copy of landmark cases companion book for $8.95 plusi;s shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> the senate special committee on aging held a hearing this week to gather ideas on how to address pension advances, scams, and how to hold the creditors accountable. experts who specifically deal with this issue testified. >>

mr. scott: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i'd like to thank my cosponsor, senator shaheen, for working with me on the pace act without any question. i'd also like to thank senator alexander for his kind remarks and specifically thank our leader, senator mcconnell, for making sure this bill had an expeditious path to the floor of the senate. so often we hear in america that we can't get things done in the united states senate. and because of your leadership, senator mcconnell, and because of the good work of congressman guthrie on the house side and senator shaheen, we see that we're going to have an opportunity to make sure that small business owners all across america are not more negatively impacted by obamacare. the decision that we have made today to move this legislation forward actually will save on average about 18% -- 18% -- of higher premiums that will not have to be paid by a -- by small business owners. senator mcconnell thank you for your leadership. senator alexander, thank you for your work with us on

mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom, but she refused and he sued. ollow the case of scott versus sanford and see landmark cases, supreme court decisions with our special guest george washington law professor bracy and martha jones. we willwe will explore this historic supreme court ruling by revealing the life and times of the people or the plaintiffs, lawyers command justices in these cases. live tonight at 9:00 o'clock 9:00 o'clock eastern. and be sure to jump -- join the conversation. c-span, c-span three, and c-span radio. a copy of landmark cases companion books. >> homeland security secretary j johnson, a pi director james komi, head of the national counterterrorism center testify before congress. message encryption technology, refugees screaming and drug cartels. >> i want to welcome our distinguished panel here come our witnesses. thank you for your time, testimony, service. when i took over chairmanship of the committee ten months ago the 1st thing i did was reach out to sen. harper and suggested we do something a little unusual for senate c

mr. sanchez? >> thank you, scott sanchez, permit department. this does appear to be on our records, it was constructed in 1978 as a two-unit building. the zoning is rh2 which would allow a maximum of 2 units and it would have been rh2 since 19 78. since that time no third unit would have been able to be added legally. there is a klek lift and review process for that to ensure there are certain requirements that would be met. if they do go ahead and remove the unit now they cannot restore it and try to legalize it later, they would lose that opportunity by removing it now, which would be their choice. the planning department reviewed this, approved it, there is no bbn note is on the property at the time that we did review it, there's no notification requirement. subsequent to the issuance of this permit a bbn request was made on the property so that would be applicable for future permits reviewed by the planning department. there is pending legislation i believe at the board of supervisors that would require notification for removal of illegal u

mr. bobby scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: thank you and thank the gentlelady for rising. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.r. 1090, the so-called retail investor protection act. this bill puts an effective end to the department of labor's responsible effort to modernize a fiduciary standard under the employee retirement income security act or erisa that was implemented 40 years ago. as we all know our country's retirement savings land escape has changed sick -- significantly since that time. 40 years ago the majority of retirement assets were held in defined benefit plans and managed by professionals. plans did 401-k not exist and i.r.a.'s had just been sentenced -- established. today americans have more than $12 trillion invested in 401-k plans and i.r.a.'s and they have to make their own financial decisions. many workers and their families don't have the expertise in managing investment portfolios and so they often have to rely on financial advisors to help them save for retirement. while many of those advisors d

mr. scott tried to buy his freedom from the widow emerson. follow the case of scott versus sanford. historic supreme court decisions with our guest christopher bracy and martha jones who will explore this supreme court ruling by reviewing the life and times of the people who were the plaintiff, lawyers and justices in these cases. be sure to join the conversation as we will be taking your calls, tweets and facebook comments. , landmarkcomment cases. for background, while you watch, order the companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org. every weekend, the c-span network features programs on politics, nonfiction books and american history. c-span, liveing on coverage of the justice or else gathering at the national mall with keynote speaker mr. louis farrakhan. sunday, gop presidential candidate ben carson discusses his book, "a more perfect union." sunday, we are live from new hampshire for our all-day coverage of the no labels problem solver invention which includes eight republican and democratic presidential candidates. , book tv, coverage of the brooklyn book f

mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the widow but she refused and he sued. follow the case of scott versus sanford in "land mark cases" with our special guest, george washington university law professor and martha jones, professor at the university of michigan law school. we'll explore the lives and times of the justices in these cases. "landmark cases" at 9:00 p.m. on mondays. we'll be taking your calls and facebook comments using #landmarkcases on c-span 2, c-span 3 and c-span radio. your available for $8.95 at c-span.org/landmark cases. >>> national institutes of health director francis collins and several institute directors testified about the nih budget at a senate hearing. they discussed the areas of medical research most in need of additional funding. senator roy blunt chairs the appropriations committee on health and human services. this is two hours. >>> the appropriations subcommittee on labor health and human services education and related agencies will come to order. i'm certainly pleased we could have this opportunity this morning, dr. collins,

mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the window but she refused and he sued. following the case of scott versus samford, in "landmark c ases." guest, a lawial professor christopher bracy and marcia jones. we will explore the historic ruling while revealing a life in the times of the people in these cases. cases."klandmark join the conversation as we take your comments during the program. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the companion book, and available at c-span.org/landma rkcases. next, a form on improving mental health treatment in the united dates. the house budget committee meets to consider different versions of the federal budget. &a" with garyq hart. announcer: tim murphy and christmas we talked about mental health bills. a panel weighed in on ways the nation can assist those with mental illness. this is two hours. johanna: we encourage your engagement during the program via social media. audience question and there are microphones around the room. please state your name and organization. you can also submit your question

mr. scott: thank you for all of your work, particularly the work you have done in new jersey when you were in the state legislature and now in congress and i thank the congressional progressive caucus on working families' agenda. since the republicans took over, they have held hearing after hearing to make it harder for workers to form a union and attempted over 60 times to repeal the affordable care act. they were giving tax cuts to the wealthy and all the time they ve been wasting taxpayer dollars on the benghazi committee. today i'm calling on my colleagues across the aisle to get to work on the responsible solutions that hardworking americans want and need, solutions that would help workers achieve a better balance between work and family and get a level playing field. this is the working families' agenda. this would help workers like india ford who is in my district. during the action yesterday -- during the working families' day of action yesterday, she spoke to members how she worked nig

mr. sanchez if you don't mind addressing the issue of the required notices please. over the course scott sanchez planning department so as discussed in other case pursuant to the planning code is not required for the removal of the twenl eastbound only required for a legal dwelling unit that has authorization the 3-r report listed this as a single-family detrimental and pending legislation that could expand the planning code 317 requirement for loss of dwelling units to also unit not authorized as today, the law currently on applies to legal units and we have to evidence the lower floors of this building a legally dwelling units. >> where is that legislation. >> it has been introduced by commissioner avalos following up open interim controls h he has introduced and i believe the planning commission will be hearing it in december. >> oh, i don't think there is a basis for a jurisdiction request. >> under the current provision. >> well, i mean there is no basis in terms of whether the city erred the question of whether affordable housing disappears is less of a legal issue. >> unfortunatel

the reaction initially was that there had been some resistance in the officer that had to shoot mr. scott, but a video came out there shortly that showed that mr. scy the police officer was attempting to flee, and frankly, flee and not quick manner that was shot in the back and shot multiple times. it was a tragedy. it was a horrific incident in our state. before that happened, we would often here that that is not what happened in south carolina. and maybe i think that many people said to themselves, maybe that happened not to people like us. the ones that video came out there were many new people sitting at the table to discuss the need for body cameras. he spoke about thomas and jesus and thomaston believe until he put his finger in the wound i would encourage you to look at that speech if you want to you to bid on look at it sometime. he did not speak very often from the floor. butfloor. but the bill passed. real change occurred in south carolina command we now have funded body cameras. i want you to flash back with me to 2014. i was the democratic candidate for governor in a different

mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom, she refused and he sued. follow the case of scott versus sanford and she spends new series landmark cases, historic supreme court decisions. we will explore this historic supreme court ruling. and be sure to join the conversation using the hashtag landmark cases on c-span, c-span three, and c-span radio. for background order your copy of landmark cases available for 895 plus shipping. >> gen. johngeneral john campbell is commander of us operations in afghanistan. >> the committee will come to order. the committee comes today to here testimony from general campbell. we have a hard stop at 12:00 o'. and just to expedite things, i would say, we very much appreciate having you here. my view is, weis, we are in afghanistan today for the same reason we were in the fall of 2001 to prevent it from becoming a safe haven for terrorists for attacking us. afghanistan is always going to be an attractive place for terrorism because of its history, its ungoverned spaces, it's narcotics and financing. we have a lot at stake t

emerson died, mr. scottried unsuccessfully to win freedom for himself and his family because he argued they had lived in illinois and the wisconsin territory for four years. where slavery was illegal. we'll look back at the scott versus sandford case which was decided by the supreme court in 1857. that's live next monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span3. you can learn more about the landmark cases series which explores the human stories and constitutional dramas0÷mq behi some of the supreme court's most significant decisions. go to c-span.org/landmark cases and from the website, find c-span's "landmark cases" book with highlights, background and legal impact of each case written by tony mauro and published by c-span with cq press. "landmark cases" is available $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> coming up next, more on the supreme court with the group of law attorneys discussing some of the upcoming cases that will be heard in the new term. that's followed by a look at how local b

mr. chen, i'm scott for news4 i-team. before he was caught, he managed to buy $13 million worth of cigarettes in a little more than a year. he admitted to selling 20,000 packs out of that unmarked industrial park building to an accomplice. why did you do it, mr. chen? he didn't answer. investigators say he isn't the only one doing this, there are more. >> the exact same operation, opening an account and purcha purchasing from boxed stores and selling the cigarettes. >> reporter: the proceeds often end up in the hands of violent crime rings. and taxpayers take a bath. $13 million in illegally traff c trafficked cigarettes cost taxpayers a bundle in lost revenue. >> one guy cost taxpayers about $1 million. >> correct. >> reporter: just on cigarettes? >> just on cigarettes. >> steven chen is facing up to five years in prison. >> both sams club and costco issued new policy shrequiring me it and tax information and providing vehicle registration information. >>> what is the latest sxwlmpgts the late is we're still dealing with

when the doctor dude mr. scott tide to buy his family's freedom but she refused and he sued.llow the case. his stork supreme court cases with george washington university law professor. who will explore the supreme ourt ruling. be sure to join the conversation as we take your alls tweets and email. and for background obon each case order your copy of landmark causes companion book. >> this week on q&a, former u.s. senator and presidential candidate gary hart. mr. hart discusses his book, "the republic of conscience" where he argues our political system has been consumed are the kind of corruption avoided by our founding fathers. brian: senator gary hart, you have a book out called republic of conscience. conscience. why a book on the subject? gary: two reasons. the transformation of washington in the 30 years since i left here, i will give you one statistic that i do not put in the book. i was told in 1970 that there were 160 some registered lobbyists in washington. there are now over 13,000. second, i have started studying early american history in considerable depth and i w

. >> mr. scott, five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, mr. secretary, thank you for being here. i think as we talk about the reports, the credibility of the report is arguably the most important thing. it doesn't matter how much time and money went into it if we have a credibility gap, we have a problem. there are certainly some questions about the fact that miss miland was from the private sector. 30 years at one of the major institutions, certainly qualified in every way, shape and form from her academic career to be there. but there are questions about the fact that she's now a member of the private sector chairing the committee. historically, we have not allowed industry representatives on the panel. and i recognize that she doesn't represent, for example, the cattle industry or the corn industry because we would believe that there would be the assumption that there would be bias in the opinions of people who represented a certain industry on the panel. when we see issues like -- when i see issues like tax on soda and other things being r

when the doctor died mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the widow but she refused and he sued. following the case of scott versus sanford and c-span series landmark cases historic supreme court decisions with a special guest george washington university law professor christopher tracy and martha jones legal history professor who will explore the historic supreme court ruling. landmark cases live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern amber sure to join the conversation as we will be taking your calls and e-mails tweets in facebook comments during the program using the hashtag landmark cases on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio and for background on each case while you watch or your copy of landmark cases companion book is available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> there are two measures pending in the senate that address gun violence. senators from both sides of the aisle came to the floor to talk about the proposals. we will hear from gop lawmakers and then the democrats. >> my heart goes

mr. scott: this is certainly a bipartisan issue and gets to the heart of some of the challenges in our country right now. and i rise in support of our nation's community pharmacies which play a community role. they operate in underserved areas like the ones i represent in rural georgia and a doctor may be many miles away, doctors ive advice on drugs and many people see their pharmacist much more than their doctor and there is a relationship between these patients and the physician. their community pillars and contribute greatly to the economies. crucial that they have a level playing field when trying to run a successful business. i was a an insurance broker and i thought i might tell a personal story about a client who shortly after their contract was issued, a gentleman's child got sick and they needed a prescription filled. and they went to the local big-box pharmacy and they wouldn't fill it for him even when i as the agent, without the card, they would not fill the gentleman's prescription

biden, he had grown restless with the vice president's prolonged presidential deliberations and, scott, mr. obama was more than mildly pleased to see the speculation and the distractions that came with it laid to rest. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house, major, thanks. now let's bring in john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, what struck you about the vice president's statement? >> reporter: you know at one point in his remarks he thanked the reporters who had been covering his deliberation process and quickly added, "and covered my whole career." it was a subtle acknowledgment of a larger point which was biden wasn't just putting an toapped this presidential process. he was marking what's likely to be the end of his career in washington. it started in the early 70, and as if to harken back to that he made that pitch that major talked about for bipartisan isship with republicans. it would have been interesting to see if he could have campaigned on that. that was not the mood of his party right now. >> pelley: tomorrow hillary clinton

we have from the planning department mr. scott sanchez. >> good afternoon, supervisors. scott sanchez from the san francisco planning department. our division is responsible for enforcing the requirement of the planning code. they are varying from bmr requirement down to some microscopic level to what you are talking about before with cork and screw tops. that's a requirement. i think the origin of that is the 4-5 flavor full higher alcohol wine that would come with a screw top. the requirement if the wine is more than 15% alcohol, then it has to be dinner wine and has to be corked and aged for at least 2 years. most of the wines that you find with screw tops are less than 15% alcohol. those are the requirements that we have to enforce. as you heard from the agencies so far with the planning department involved with the nuisance issues and you heard a lot of responsibility for the police department for public works and for the department of building inspection. what is relevant for our purposes are the transparency requirements for ground use requirements. we had a bit o

we have from the planning department mr. scott sanchez. >> good afternoon, supervisors. scott sanchez from the san francisco planning department. our division is responsible for enforcing the requirement of the planning code. they are varying from bmr requirement down to some microscopic level to what you are talking about before with cork and screw tops. that's a requirement. i think the origin of that is the 4-5 flavor full higher alcohol wine that would come with a screw top. the requirement if the wine is more than 15% alcohol, then it has to be dinner wine and has to be corked and aged for at least 2 years. most of the wines that you find with screw tops are less than 15% alcohol. those are the requirements that we have to enforce. as you heard from the agencies so far with the planning department involved with the nuisance issues and you heard a lot of responsibility for the police department for public works and for the department of building inspection. what is relevant for our purposes are the transparency requirements for ground use requirements. we had a bit o

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