mr. sheehan. there also is no b.l.a. report. let's open it up to public comment. is there any members of the public that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. i'll make a motion to move this with a positive recommendation to the full board. take that without objection? thank you very much. madam clerk, can you please call item number 8. >>clerk: ordinance retroactively authorizing the office of the treasurer and tax collector to accept and spend a grant for the financial justice project and amending the annual salary ordinance to provide for the creation of one grant funded position. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. i believe we have amanda freed from the office of the treasurer and tax collector to present on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. this is an ordinance to accept and expend 415,597 from the laura and john arnold foundation. this grant award is to support the treasurer's financial justice project to develop a fines and fees reform. fines and fees serve as consequences for breaking rules or help us un

mr. sheehan disagreed and believed it will prevent efforts for deportation quickly.next, the full hour ofarguments before the supreme court. >> my argument first this morning in case 1613 63, nielsen, secretary of homeland security versus preap. mr. trip? >> mr. chief justice, may i please the court, criminal alien did not become exempt for mandatory detention by the happenstance that dhs did not arrest them immediately or promptly after they got out of jail or prison. the best way to illustrate the point is to look at the statutory text. the key provision we're talking about here is 1220 6c2, is a prohibition against releasing a detained criminal alien.this is on page 4. what it says is that, the secretary may release an alien described in paragraph one, only if it is for witness protection. and it is undisputed here that the witness protection exception does not apply and the categorically prohibits the release on bond of anybody who is an alien described in paragraph one. the question is, who are the aliens and paragraph when it is on the prior page, it answers that and it is in no unc

telling now because i mean this was actually what the americans have been demanding the american mrs sheehan has been demanding over the past few days that the saudis must come up with a story actually to tell i mean. that the ward actually would have been in the consulate and the first step was to admit that it was he was killed in the consulate but. the details of the saudi story cannot hold clearly for many people who are we all we know know now what happened inside the consulate and we read into the fact that turkey as our correspondent was saying a little earlier is probably going to release more information which has been doing all along has been drip feeding this information is that admission that turkey doesn't buy this this this saudi arabian explanation and that it's not part of this of this group in between saudi arabia and the u.s. to try to mask the fact. they don't look quite as bad for saudi arabia i think all the eyes are going to be now on turkey and whether the turks are going to accept the saudi story or they are going to release more information to undermine that story an

mr. griebel: i have more time? i get a bonus. again, keith, i go back to the cardinal sheehan center where i was on the board. i dedicated time and financially to that organization to help a lot of kids in bridgeport and the surrounding towns get the proper training. >> thank you. m griebel. mr. griebel: i want to tie your question back to joe's. if we're not having a serious discussion about this operating deficit and not prepared o to take the rainy day fund we'll undermine funding to special education and those agencies that take care of the most vulnerable. the most important thing a governor can do and why i said earlier what i've done is making sure we are having honest discussions about issues, bringing the right people to the table to collaborate and making sure the dollars are being used in the right way. we have to have a serious discussion about the $4.6 billion operating deficit and how to address it. >> thank you. gentlemen make sure you stay on message. question number 8. >> to mr. lamont. six states have statutes, so-called death with dignity statutes on their books. over the past six years con