mr. wagner colleagues, any questions for mr. wagner or ms. garcia that's correct thank you very much and for your continued hard work and last up the mayor's office of housing thank you mr. lee. >> but colleagues, we did ask mr. lee to come back given the housing portfolio deals with homeless certainly not only exist but in the pipeline i want to include that as part of the conversation. >> good afternoon olsen lee director of the mayor's office of housing in terms of the most cd mission wanted to clarify how our mission fits within the subject matter of that particular hearing in terms of the the providing the financing and facility the purpose of affordable homes in san francisco one of the decision this were made n many years ago the decision to create permanently supportive housing rather than lease hotels or other housing and this is define in part by creating permanently affordable housing we could leverage or leverage outside resources to pay for the cost confident housing in some cases the operating costs of housing is lower than the

mr. spero. >> thank you, senator. just to expand on chief fisher and commissioner wagner's answer, one thing i would like to call attention to is we had talked about, i believe mr. hartunian talked about a lot of the leadership committees and collaboration that is going on, whether the beyond the border executive group, or the cross border crime forum or bolt. those are, as i said before, very, you know, those are good -- great ways for us to strategize, identify the threats, both, you know, interacting with our canadian partners. but one of the things i want to expand on what chief fisher said, in addition to the ibets, our hsi border enforcement security task forces are making a big difference. one of the -- they're the operators on the ground who are actually out doing the -- conducting the investigations, making the search warrants on both sides of the border and making the arrests and identifying and disrupting and dismantling the transnational criminal organizations. it is a great model. it is a model where we're allowed to -- we give our title 19 cross designation or essentially deputize canadian law enforcement so

mr. wagner here and the relationship with a mayor in which we've had.e ability to create even essentially an enterprise fund for a particular enterprise. barbara has been able to get the mayor to agree to fully fund [inaudible]. gvhj now this last iteration -- the summary you've given, i have to commend you. i think part of it was driven from my request to look at trends and look at it in larger segments than just simply line items. which are necessary. then, also you've taken now each by the various activities and we've now been able to see the significant changes in the two year budget process. i think you saw the questions from the commission being much more meaningful. not just on specific programs but the overall trend of where we're going. i think your department your division there, your leadership that needs to be commended. i took an extra three minutes to thank our department for really putting this together and gaining the credibility of both the mayor's office and what we hope will also be the board of supervisors. jn? as our last function t

mr. wagner? >> senator, at the ports of entry it's really we focus on the risk segmentation of the workload and looking at ways to better utilize the physical infrastructure that's there and getting the most efficiency we can out of it. how we define something as lower risk or high remember risk is dependent on what access to the information we have the analysis and targeting capabilities that's also enhanced by what our foreign analysts are sharing with us. we have very good data exchange information exchanged with the canadian government and the mexican government. they have different capacities as to what access they can get and what information they collect and then within their own privacy constraints what they can share with us, but it's a little different within both countries but we do a very robust information exchanges with the mexican government as well as the canadian government that helps us make that risk segment men station development. >> my time was expired and my colleagues are

mr. wagner and we'll wrap up. >> i'll add supervisor we'll be continuously evaluate as we get into the new building with motion and staffing studies for the workload that's part of our continuous evaluation. >> i'll appreciate that my office be appraised how things are moving along thank you very much so i want to thank my colleagues and sitting in on the hearing folks from dph and h.r. and the public it sound like one way or another we're on a good pathway but one i want to make sure we monitor to have the new hospital happen seemingly and be a provider in the affordable health care act so thank you, everyone for pulling together and at times we're apart by the way, back together thank you. >> thank you supervisor avalos (clapping.) so colleagues with that being conducted i'd like to entertain a motion to file item one ash motion by supervisor mar and seconded by supervisor tang without objection. >> all right. call item 2. >> hearing open the state of the city's homeless services and safety net surveys and the home agency and the did you want and the mayors to report. >> thank you madam

. >> i yield 1 1/2 minutes to mrs. wagner. mrs. wagner: i thank the gentlelady for yielding and for her leadership on this issue. madam speaker i rise today in support of life. life begins at conception. we know that after three weeks the baby has a heart beat. after seven weeks the baby begins kicking in the womb, leaving -- believe me, as a mother of three i know it well. by week eight the baby begins to hear and fingerprints start to form. after 10 weeks the baby is able to turn his or her head frown and get the hiccups. by week 11 the baby can grass wp his or her hand. by week 12 the baby can suck or her thumb. by week 15 the baby has an adult taste buds and the week of 1 that baby can flex hiser -- 18 that baby can flex his or her arm and by the week of 20, madam speaker, not only can that baby recognize the sound of his or her own mother's voice, that baby can also feel pain. madam speaker it is not only the pain of the child that must be -- that we must be concerned with, it is the pain of the mother. h.r. 36, the pain-capabl

. >> i yield 1 1/2 minutes to mrs. wagner. mrs. wagner: i thank the gentlelady for yielding and for her leadership on this issue. madam speaker i rise today in support of life. life begins at conception. we know that after three weeks the baby has a heart beat. after seven weeks the baby begins kicking in the womb, leaving -- believe me, as a mother of three i know it well. by week eight the baby begins to hear and fingerprints start to form. after 10 weeks the baby is able to turn his or her head frown and get the hiccups. by week 11 the baby can grass wp his or her hand. by week 12 the baby can suck or her thumb. by week 15 the baby has an adult taste buds and the week of 1 that baby can flex hiser -- 18 that baby can flex his or her arm and by the week of 20, madam speaker, not only can that baby recognize the sound of his or her own mother's voice, that baby can also feel pain. madam speaker it is not only the pain of the child that must be -- that we must be concerned with, it is the pain of the mother. h.r. 36, the pain-capabl

mr. reyes: eyes and ears. the trucking association has been terrific partners. and shipping as well. we need everyone. rep. wagner mr. chairman, would you mind repeating who wrote the program? rep. smith: nancy revard. we at the department of homeland security have a best practices module or training capacity called blue lightning. blue lightning and so, that needs to be replicated everywhere. including our own. delta has undertaken this. far too few of our own airlines, certainly in mexico and all the other airlines need to look at it as well. anything you'd like to say before we conclude? mr. reyes: no, thank you. i would concur with congresswoman wagner that education and awareness will be the biggest deterrent. we can't investigate and prosecute our way out of this problem and when you're ready to come to utah for an undercover sting, come on out. we'll put you to work. thank you. congressman chase it's -- congressman chaffetz has been out with us a couple of times. rep. smith: he sends his best. he's at a top secret briefing or he asked me to convey to you he would be here. ms. orozco: we just want to give y

paulsen of minnesota, the save act of 2015 introduced by mrs. wagnerg prevention, intervention and recovery act of 2015, introduced by mrs. noem of south dakota. i thank all of my colleagues for their dedication to ending this terrible crime. i also thank judge poe of texas for sponsoring the two previous house versions justice for victims of trafficking act. s. 178 is not perfect legislation and i thank both house and senate leadership as well as the bill's sponsor, senator cornyn, for agreeing to fix technical issues with the bill in future legislation. but it is my belief that this legislation will do much good in the fight to end human trafficking and for that reason i urge my colleagues to support the bill and thus send it to the president to be signed into law and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask to speak for such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: let me join

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mr. lewis of georgia for today and ms. wagner of missouri for today after 4:00 p.m. and for tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests is grant . -- granted. the gentleman from idaho. mr. simpson: i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands adjourned until 9:00 a.m. today. spending bill. we are joined by the energy reporter for bloomberg. what are some examples of the agencies the bill covers, and how different is the spending bill next year compared to the current year? >> the majority goes to the energy department. the rest goes to the army corps of engineers and the interior department. this is about a billion dollars larger than last years. >> last year's bill never made it into law because it was rolled into the omnibus measure? is that right? >> is that going to happen again this year? there was a veto threat over certain provisions. there are some questions surrounding that. >> one of

and what we've learned through paul wagner a reporter at channel 5, that there was -- the u.s. marshal capitol regional task force had been looking for mr. wint. they also thought that they had caught him on wednesday in new york. he got back to this area. but what was interesting is around 11:00 tonight, in the college park maryland area off of route 1, they observed a vehicle with mr. wint on the passenger side. and they also had a box truck that the chevy cruise was following. they allowed that car to get to washington, d.c. to the area of rowland avenue northeast. at that time they came upon his vehicle and made the arrest. now, what is interesting about that is that mr. wint from what i understand mr. wint's brother was also arrested. and a large sum of money was recovered from the box truck. that being said, the question mark now is a question that was raised earlier tonight by greta van susteren on her show. and is was there any accomplice. how could one man tie up three different individuals. and at the same time how did that person get to that location. and then leave in a porsche automobile. >> so you're saying that darren win