mrs. jackson called 911 a second time. when paramedics did arrive at the correct location about 20 minutes had passed since the first 911 call. jackson was taken to the hospital where he died. chief dean has ordered a change to fire department procedures. >> they followed the current

mrs. jackson. >> this too many you sensed it was taking longer. >> i did i don't know why.you know, two fire trucks came. and didn't come five minutes later the ambulance pulled up. we tried cpr but we kept doing this she told me i don't know when the paramedics get here. >> albert jackson 6 years old was finally transported to the nearuwest hospital where he die. now the incident comes days a you may have remembered we talked about this yesterday the dispatcher september a fire truck to wrong location as wel well. got mixed up between 14 street and 40th street resulting on new year's day in a fire that burned for nearly 12 minute unattended and last night after our story aired d.c. fire chief gregory dean said changes will go into effect immediately and he told us in a statement going forward the department is going to require units to repeat the address to the dispatcher upon arrival at the scene to ensure that they are at the correct location. and additionally the fire department and office of unified communications which runs the 11 will work together to incorporate cle

mr. jackson. >> there are big changes on the way. more snow for all ski resorts to keep a wonderful season going along just fine. looking at the radar, nothing yet is going from the west. the doppler will start to see into friday. this low is hanging out and it is coming our way and that is the cold part and this is the wet part and that is the part of the storm that could give us some snow on the valley floor. opposition lawyers said they are not sure weather or not they will file the deal. the minimum wage is $8.25 per single $9.25 per hour rate in 2018 and that would increase by $0.75 each year until it reaches $13 and 2024. backers must gather 15,000 signatures to get it on the pallets. >> an important deadline is coming up on january 31st and that is when you need to sign up for healthcare. if you do not, you may feel the pinch when you file your income tax return. the minimum penalty will rise to $695 per year. and you may want to contact a broker, as they work at no charge to you and they can help you weed through the complica

mr. jackson will acknowledge that.of defense is this i didn't do it by way of all that evidence exists, but somebody else did it, jury. we you want to believe these additional facts that many people conspired to bring this about. it's sort of a lauftty affirmative defense. it's ambitious, and it may not work in every case. >> well, that's why so many people enamored by this project on netflix. guys, we got to go. >> i wanted to respond to learned colleague. but i'll see him in the building, and i will, you know, converse with him at that point. >> you all can talk about that exhibit a and b later offset. thanks so much, gentlemen. good to see you. appreciate it. >> thank you. have a great day. >> you too. >>> all right, watch cnn tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m., brian sell zer talks to the women who made the women on reliable sources. tomorrow morning, 11:00. it just keeps going up. power ball, hint of that video. it hits a new height. we are live, next. we're just hours away from the drawing. try alka-seltzer heartburn

mr. jackson was pronounced dead at the hospital. gloria jackson told us she has had to call for help several times and has never had an issue with the response. she also said she knew nothing about truck 17 coming to the block and leaving before we told her about it. paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> you new at 6:00 now, dc police need your help to catch four men wanted in a very bold robbery. take a good look here. you can see the suspects walk into the 711 in northeast and make a bee line for the cash register. one of the men is clearly armed and the store appears to be empty. we're told the cashier was not hurt, but if you know anything, police want to hear from you. >> fox 5 is in montgomery county where, for the second time in a month, a court commissioner has been arrested for a sex-related crime. daniel read was charged with so listation of a minor. police say he began speaking to an undercover officer on social media who told read he was 15 years old. he set up a meeting with the officer when the two met he was taken into cus

mr. jackson is very aware. of the browns. having been with the ben gals on two different stints. not to mention two seasons in baltimore. >> . this could be two year rebuild. while other teams insert a and flip the script. to good tides. sometimes even in just one season. >> . i'm glad he said that. i sure am. >> . we're on point. we understand exactly what is going to take. to put this roster together. to give us the best opportunity to be successful. >> . that's what they hope to be. meanwhile. reports surface. prior to jackson fire. from the johnny manziel side show. in cleveland. jackson gave a diplomatic answer today. when asked about the young quarter back. >>>> . i don't know johnny personally. i know o who he is. at the same time i think i have to give everybody ob on our football team the fair opportunity to see who they are. and learn who they are. and make decisions from there. >> still snow clipper moving through right now. an inch in most places. less tolt south. more in the snow belt community. 34 snow ends. e we'll see sun tomorrow. and break from the chill. for ab

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mr. joseph jackson jr. and the nine for the historic achievement, nonviolent activism, and their courage to act -- to advocate for a civil society. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a dear friend, john bentley of league city. john lost his fight to cancer on december 20. he was a mere 73 years old. john and his block ofed jerry, his wife, moved to league city in 1999, where they immersed themselves into the community by getting involved in local politics, nonprofits and the local church. john served on the galveston county health district's united board of health and served as a chair for precinct 152 for the county republican party. he also helped form the bay area pacaderm club, where he was the club's vice president this year. john was very passionate about local politic

mr. jackson or jay-z in the house.ncharacteristically turning the wul over and curry taking advantage. behind the back to the rack. second quarter steff more behind the back moves. curry with 19 in the first. spurs foreg 3. they geté/ it to continue.ad now steff') the 3 fromk downtowh san leandro. are youcb kiddingwg me? butÑ÷ that was just a f(ásku(. still not afraid toky pull the trigger. justÑ unreal. up 20. through. take it right to the[ hoop and on a mission tonight. 37 points only 3 quarters. goes over between,000 points for his career. doves we know by 30. >>j. score was in our favor but we worked for everything. nothing easy about beat ago team that good. >> next time we play them we know what's coming just one game and i don't think the score means anything. it's great win and we move on. >>reporter: australian open now down to the nitty gritty quarter final with two of the best. serena williams an maria. serena won 17 straight matches  tie it at two. nobody could return that. serena kicked it up a notch when

mr. jackson finished that.pecific to vie cam, though, at this point, it is not necessarily the presence of a gentleman like mr. jackson with not a great deal of noen had his fund or the ability to conceivably mount any proxy fight here, but it is perhaps that he is acting on behalf of others who feel similarly or at least may have embolden others that have sat on the sideline. we will keep an eye on it, and that may be one key reason why the stock at this point is up. as for viacom, i think what you will hear from them is they say there's nothing new in the report at this point, and, of course, point out the fact that the fund itself is quite small. they also say that they are invested in revooiing the success over the long-term and not a quick pop of attention that something like this would -- >> maybe conditioning for the future. >> he is in his early to mid 90s. there's been dispute about his health. governance is a key issue. >> second best performer on the s&p. almost 6%. when we come back, bank of america

mr. jackson! >> will my right honourable friend agree with me that it is a matter of regret that the defense secretary has saved face to take the donation from the immoral saving -- immoral, theiving, ambulance chasing lawyers of today who specialize spurious claims? is it time that we remove these individuals from this pernicious human rights act and create a british bill of rights? prime minister cameron: yes, we british rights, and we are making progress on that, but i think this organization does have some questions to answer, because they were deeply involved in an claims completely fell apart, and there was evidence that could have shown that there were claims that were false. i do think that it is instructive that we have lost a shadow secretary state of defense who believes in strong defense, who believes in fighting terror, and instead we've got someone, apparently, who takes one's of the day. i think that leaves us with serious questions to have answered. frankie, mr. speaker, it goes to

mr. jackson. an thfk introduction for the browns newest head coach, hue jackson. he's 50 years and has 15 years of nfl coaching experience under his belt, one as a head coach of the raiders. he spent a lot of time coaching in the afc north with the ravens and as the offensive coordinator forked cincinnati bengals. the challenge is to do what seven coaches haven't done since 1999, and that's turn this team around. so far it seems jackson is on board with the new regime. >> please trust me. i am going to have an opportunity to work with some of the smartest men in football. i've been in a lot of different opportunity in two settings to sit down with two of the brightest minds in football and doing what they do. >> there are a lot of holes to fill in this browns roster starting with the quarterback situation. the browns have the number two pick in the draft. coming up in the next half hour, we hear what coach jackson thinks about johnny football. the browns seem to be happy with the new coach, and why not? cleveland fans, everyone here has an opinion. >> cleveland 19

mr. jackson was pronounced dead at the hospital. gloria jackson said she knew nothing about what happened with truck 17. she told us she's had to call for help several times and has never had an issue with the response from dc fire and ems. paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> new tonight they are happening all over the district. robberies and many of them right out in the open. this one caught on video a few days ago at a 711 in northeast. and it is such a problem that dc's police chief has formed a task force to fight this issue. >> it includes special officers on the street to senior u.s. prosecutors assigned to prosecute the cases. matt ackland is live tonight where two weeks ago a robbery led to a serious assault. matt? >> reporter: hey, laura. the police chief for metro told me today that since they released those pictures a couple of days ago, they have been getting a lot of leads. they are hoping to make an arrest in the assault just as soon as possible. but as you were saying, it's just not one crime that has authorities in our

mr. jackson doing some remarkable takes of great movie lines.ere it is. >> these are catchphrases that will forever from here on out and forever belong to you. [laughter] samuel: frankly my dear i don't give damn. [laughter] hello, my name is iningo montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die. lions, tigers and bears oh my. [laughter] [applause] mrs. robinson, are you trying to seduce me? [laughter] [applause] you shall not pass. >> that's my favorite. samuel: nobody puts baby in a corner. [laughter] [applause] hakuna matana. >> will these not belong to him now? charlie: that is a keeper. thank you for coming. samuel: it is always a joy to be here. charlie: the film is called "the hateful eight" and it is getting a lot of attention approaching oscar time. stay with us. ♪ charlie: "billions" is showtime's new drama about the world of new york's power finance and law. the series comes seven years after the financial crisis and as the national debate continues about wall street regulation and income inequality. the narratives revolves around to o

mr. jackson doing some remarkable takes of great movie lines.re it is. >> these are catchphrases that will forever from here on out and forever belong to you. [laughter] dear i don'tly my give damn. [laughter] low, -- hello, my name is montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die. lions, tigers and bears oh my. [laughter] [applause] robinson, are you trying to seduce me? [laughter] [applause] you shall not pass. >> that's my favorite. samuel: nobody puts baby in a corner. [laughter] [applause] matana. >> will these not belong to him now? charlie: that is a keeper. thank you for coming. samuel: it is always a joy to be here. the film is called "the eight" and it is getting a lot of attention approaching oscar time. stay with us. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our p

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mr. jackson's family and friends are planning a memorial in the coming weeks. >> we want to go back to sale has breaking news to tell us about. >> i want to go to the car on fire. it was involved in a collision. and chp says it has chemicals -- pool cleaning chemicals in the trunk. this is eastbound 80 at powell street. and it was first reported as a crash and these are the kind of crashes we're getting. unfortunately when this car crash it burst into flames. east 80 at powell. and you can see that they have several of the lanes eastbound now blocked and looks like they are staying away from it on the freeway. this is east 80 at powell as kevin pulls the camera back. the fire department is showing up. and this is the macarthur maze. east 80 at powell. and we're hoping -- i don't see anything on the chp computer. we're hoping the person got out of the vehicle. westbound traffic is driving by and people are slowing. east 80 at powell. looks like they're getting water on the fire. the eastbound lanes are closed. it's going to be a big traffic issue for a little bit. >> just a quick question.

mrs. jackson called 911 again. by the time help did arrival most 20 minute his passed. jackson was taken to the hospital where he died. dean is changing department procedures because of this. as for the firefighters. >> their supervisor will review that and make a recommendation if he thinks discipline is warrantsed also, but again, for me, if we have holes in our system we're supposed to not only look at hey, i punished the person, but do we need to take time to see if our processes are right? >> reporter: prior to this incident, when firefighters or paramedics arrived on the scene they simply said to the dispatcher we're on scene. from now on they will actually give the address of where they're located to make sure that the dispatcher can confirm they're at the right location. doreen, back to you. >> mark segraves, thank you. >>> tonight two people are recovering after an ambulance crashed into a pole near inova fairfax hospital and they were at gallows road and arlington boulevard. another car was involved in the accident and police are investigating exactly how this

mr. jackson was pronouncedre dead at the hospital. >> paul wagner, fox5 local news. >>> go are ya jacksonknew nothing about truck 17 coming into the block until went told her. h she also told us that she has had to call for help severalevel times recently and has never before had an issue with the wit response from d.c. fire and ems. >>> also, in the district, ammonia leak temporarily closede an ice rink this morning.or hazmat crews were called to theo 200 block of m street in in southeast. fire officials say a small refrigerator became overheatedte and tried to ventilate itself. l no one i was hurt. h the response had a big impact ot the morning rush. rough start to the morning foror students in baltimore.ts in lt their schoolbus was heading too delaney high school when itn suddenly stopped jerked forwardr and got stuck in a hole in the t road. road two tow trucks came out and puld the bows safety.ety there are no reports of any injuries.es investigators believe thatha massive hole when you look at lt that wow it was caused by watert main break.. >> a battle is brewing overwi o money cou

mrs. jackson called 911 a second time. when paramedics did arrive at the correct location about 20 minutes had passed since the first 911 call. jackson was taken to the hospital where he died. chief dean has ordered a change to fire department procedures. >> they followed the current prot dolls which we've changed and now what will happen for all units responding is that they will be required when they say at location to then say the address of the location so that the dispatcher can confirm that they're at the location they dispatched. >> reporter: as for whether a faster response would have saved her husband. >> i don't know. i'm not sure. >> now albert jackson leaves behind not just his wife and his children, but several grandchildren and a great-grandchild. coming up at 6:00, you'll hear what this incident means for the firefighters who were involved. jim, back to you. >> reporter: mark segraves. thank you, mark. >>> metro is apologizing for an incident on the green line today. two cars separated while approaching a sta

mr. jackson doing some remarkable takes of great movie lines. here it is. >> these are catch phrases that will forever from here on out and forever, belong to you. >> first, frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> hello, my name is indigo monday toya. you killed my father. prepare to die. >>, lions and tigers and bears, oh my. mrs. robinson, you trying to is he diseus me? -- seduce me. >> i think you're trying to seduce this audience. you shall not pass. >> that is my faif rit. >> nobody puts baby in a car! >> what khuna ma tata. >> forever and ever these will now-- will these not belong to him now? >> rose: oh man, that's a keeper. >> so much fun. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. it's always a scwhroi to be here. >> rose: my pleasure. >> all right. >> rose: samuel l jack sorntion the film is called the hateful eight, getting a lot of attention. and especially as we approach oscar time. back in a moment, stay with us. is "billions" is show thyme's new drama about new york's world of power politics and high finance and

mr. stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world- class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - the city's information technology professionals work on revolutionary projects, like providing free wifi to residents and visitors, d

mrs. beatrice jackson, was born on march 19, 1929 and louisiana. she was a trailblazer in her community. she raised two amazing doctors. she was the first african-american woman appointed to the daily city planning commission, and also pointed to the san mateo health and welfare advisory board. one of her proudest moments was when her youngest daughter, the hon. terry jackson, became the first african-american woman to be appointed to the superior court of california here in the city and county of san francisco. mrs. jackson leaves a strong village of young ones who have been inspired and enriched by her good deeds and her love. she is succeeded in death by her granddaughters her grandchildren and great grandchildren so, thank you colleagues and the rest i submit. >> that includes the roll call for the introduction of new business matter president speak thank you. now, this time speaker can you please repeat above, at this time the public may address the board of supervisors whether or not the board of supervisors should convene in closed session for item number 12 and items on the adopt

mr. stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] .. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but wo

mr. stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . >> all right good morning, everyone welcome to our tuesday, january, 12th, plans and programs, meeting of the san francisco plans and programs. i'm the chair commissioner tang and to my right, with he have norman yee and we would like to welcome today, peskin and with that we have our clerk, and with the sfgtv would like to thank. and now if we can go to roll call please. snechlt item one, breed? breed, absent. farrell. absent. >> peskin. present. >> yee. >> present. >> and tang. necht present. >> item two, citizen's advisory committee report, this is an information item. >> this is short because of the year end holida

mrs. beatrice jackson, was born on march 19, 1929 and louisiana. she was a trailblazer in her community. she raised two amazing doctors. she was the first african-american woman appointed to the daily city planning commission, and also pointed to the san mateo health and welfare advisory board. one of her proudest moments was when her youngest daughter, the hon. terry jackson, became the first african-american woman to be appointed to the superior court of california here in the city and county of san francisco. mrs. jackson leaves a strong village of young ones who have been inspired and enriched by her good deeds and her love. she is succeeded in death by her granddaughters her grandchildren and great grandchildren so, thank you colleagues and the rest i submit. >> that includes the roll call for the introduction of new business matter president speak thank you. now, this time speaker can you please repeat above, at this time the public may address the board of supervisors whether or not the board of supervisors should convene in closed session for item number 12 and items on the adopt

mrs. jackson. >> we tried cpr but i don't know when the paramedic get here and about ten minutes latter theyme in 6 orÑ9 7 of them came good do you think if had you gotten helpp sooer that he might have made it? >> maybe i'm not sure. i said maybe. >> but you were working on them yourself for white a while. >> yes. >> he was in pretty bad shape. >> he was, he was. >> albert jackson 67 wasn't interested to the nearest hospital where he died. there's a difference between coming for help 14, street and 40 street resulted in a fire that burned 12 minutes without anyone responding to put that out. now, again as we mentioned last night fire chief gregory dean did announce changes. number one he said going forward dispatchers will require units to repeat 5d dress to the dispatcher upon arrival at the scene to ensure they're at the correct locatio location. also, d.c. fire and office of unified communications will work to put more information more clear language in those calls so restoppeding unit know what kaipd of calls they're being dispatched to has been a point of confusion many times we're to

jackson brown. he'd been playing the same clubs we had but we had never seen him perform. >> mr. california, mr. friends. we started talking about where do you live and what's going on. and jackson said, you know, you should come down to echo park, rent's real cheap. >> glenn got the apartment next to my apartment. and this apartment cost like $125 or something a month, you know? and i needed to economize so i moved into the basement underneath glenn's place which i could get into for $35 a month. >> it really had one door. it was really an illegal place, just a cubbyhole and that's where jackson and i lived with jd above. >> that was it. there was a stereo, a piano, a guitar, a teapot. >> we slept late in those days except around 9:00 in the morning i'd hear jackson brown's teapot going off, this whistle in the distance. and then i'd hear him playing piano. i didn't really know how to write songs. i knew i wanted to write songs, but i didn't know exactly -- you just wait around for inspiration, you know, what was the deal? well, i learned through the jackson's ceiling and my floor exactly how t

mrs. beatrice jackson, was born on march 19, 1929 and louisiana. she was a trailblazer in her community. she raised two amazing doctors. she was the first african-american woman appointed to the daily city planning commission, and also pointed to the san mateo health and welfare advisory board. one of her proudest moments was when her youngest daughter, the hon. terry jackson, became the first african-american woman to be appointed to the superior court of california here in the city and county of san francisco. mrs. jackson leaves a strong village of young ones who have been inspired and enriched by her good deeds and her love. she is succeeded in death by her granddaughters her grandchildren and great grandchildren so, thank you colleagues and the rest i submit. >> that includes the roll call for the introduction of new business matter president speak thank you. now, this time speaker can you please repeat above, at this time the public may address the board of supervisors whether or not the board of supervisors should convene in closed session for item number 12 and items on the adopt

jackson getting in the one-yard touchdown. patriots kicker stephen gostkowski always reliable, mrs. that extra point. his first miss of an extra point in 523 tries. peyton manning was 17-32, 176 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions. this brady pastor gronk put the

mr. speaker. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much, mr. speaker. again, i thank the gentlelady from new jersey. let me quickly move us forward. because in just a few minutes, the president of the united states will join with a number of americans on a very important town hall meeting, dealing with the question of this very important issue of gun violence. and today i rise as a ranking member of the criminal justice committee on judiciary, but i rise also as my colleague, as a member of the congressional progressive caucus, that has been at the leadership, and i thank both chairman grijalva and chairman ellison for their leadership and the opportunity for this time. much was made of the fact that the president in his last term, or his last year, sought to take on this very complicate issued. much was made of the fact that the president chose gun violence as something that he took a personal and emotional interest in. let me be very clear. there is never a time that is too short a time to confront the horrors of gun violence in this country. let me g

he said reggie jackson called him mr. january.he sixers fall 110-97. >>> never a second chance to make a first impression. doug pederson on the first official business trip hopes to do that. joining jeffery lurie and others at the very bowl in mobile, alabama. maybe giving looks to the temple guys. three owls showcasing their skills. they are all looking to get drafted and pederson is there to learn. >> learning, you have to watch everybody. as head coach you have to watch all phases of the game. instead in the past it was just offense, but now looking at defensive guys. from that standpoint it is a lot of fun to evaluate the entire field opposed to one aspect of the game. >>> coming up almost february, which means it is almost march, which means it is time for the hoops games to get serious. one win and one loss locally. who is who when we return. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid ser

mr. glenda jackson a set of director of the bar association of san francisco as well as president of the criminal justice task force of san francisco. we've also joining here in the presentation is julie truong. so julie truong is also of the bar association of san francisco and cochair of the data committee of the criminal justice passports of san francisco. enqueue >> good morning. the morning to our city we. thank you for having this hearing and for inviting us to speak. when we got the call from supervisor cohen's office we rest to talk about some of the work that were doing to his committal justice passports which was formed in february or march of last year. it came on the heels of all the killing of young african-american men happening around the country. when we brainstormed with the focus of the midi should be, we wanted to do work that is unique to lawyers. we know there's a lot of groups come together to put thought around how policing should change and how different parts of the justice system should change to become more fair, but we want to take the opportunity to utilize t

mr. woodall: it's my privilege to jackson lee one minute to the gentleman from south carolina, mr. sanford. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. sanford: i thank the gentleman. i rise in support of this measure for many different reasons. let me just touch on three. one, gordon sullivan was former chief of staff of the united states army and he once observed that hope was not a method. and irregardless of the good intentions behind the affordable care act, i think from an actuarial standpoint if you look at it you have to say that hope was indeed part of the method. i say that because if you look at the number of young people that were anticipated to sign up, already 7.5 million folks have said no. i'm not signing up. i would rather take the penalty than sign up. what that creates is a big liability for the taxpayer. two, i make the point that there's been real implication for the small businessperson. we have a company back home in charleston by the name of east bay delis. the owner came to me and said i was going to open up

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mr. stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . - >> all right. so first of all, i want to welcome everybody who is here the press, all our communities partners are here come on matt we have matt right there are for the school district thank you for making it this press conference happen that is probable one of the month crucial and important issues and topics that is going on about gun violence you know taking into consideration what is happening all around the world and country and city we're here as a community everybody is one to eradicate gun violence i'm rudy the ed of the analyzing an organization that has been standing and fighting against gun violence for t

mr. speaker. it's now my pleasure to jackson lee three minutes to my friend and colleague, very valued member of foreign affairs committee and ranking member of the subcommittee on the middle east, mr. deutch of florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. deutch: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend, the ranking engel, for his leadership today. i deeply appreciate the bipartisan way that he and chairman royce have run our committee. when it comes to the goal we all share of preventing iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. i'm also grateful for the commitment that my friend, mr. russell, has made to this same issue and to his service to our country. this legislation, unfortunately, doesn't advance this goal that we share. nor does it prevent iran's other provocative illegal and destabilizing regional activity. i oppose the nuclear deal and i'm concern with the deal itself and what iran might try to do with billions of dollars in sanction relief. i've also been clear about my frustration that the ballistic missile tests undertaken by of u.s. and tion internatio

mr. glenda jackson a set of director of the bar association of san francisco as well as president of the criminal justice task force of san francisco. we've also joining here in the presentation is julie truong. so julie truong is also of the bar association of san francisco and cochair of the data committee of the criminal justice passports of san francisco. enqueue >> good morning. the morning to our city we. thank you for having this hearing and for inviting us to speak. when we got the call from supervisor cohen's office we rest to talk about some of the work that were doing to his committal justice passports which was formed in february or march of last year. it came on the heels of all the killing of young african-american men happening around the country. when we brainstormed with the focus of the midi should be, we wanted to do work that is unique to lawyers. we know there's a lot of groups come together to put thought around how policing should change and how different parts of the justice system should change to become more fair, but we want to take the opportunity to utilize t

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on roll call vote number 10, the jackson lee amendment offered by mr. johnson, i would have voted aye. on roll call vote number 11, i would have voted aye, mr. cummings-connolly. on roll call vote 12, i would have voted aye, democratic motion to recommit. on roll call vote to recommit, i would have voted no on passage f h.r. 712, on roll call 14, i would have voted aye, on the johnson amendment. on roll call vote 15, i would have voted aye on the cummings-connolly amendment. on roll call 16, i would have voted aye on the cicilline amendment. on roll call 17, i would have voted aye on the delbene amendment. and on roll call vote 18, jackson lee offered by cicilline amendment, i would have voted aye. and on roll call vote number 19 i would have voted aye, on h.r. 1155 scrub act of 2015. i ask unanimous consent that these expressions of how i would have vote bd placed appropriately in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman's statement will appear in the record. s. jackson lee: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what pu