mr. martinez's neck.d marks, tom, is there anything you know of that could be in the van, could be used as part of restraints that would cause these? >> no. >> no, okay. >> i don't know of anything -- there's no way the police are going to put something around his neck in the back of that van. and from what you see in here, there was no indication of a need. he's standing calmly as they open the door and get ready to have him get in the van. so you don't see that. and if the police were trying to hang him in the back of that van, it would be pretty hard for the other prisoners to not be aware that something's going on, that he's being handled in a way that would be extraordinary, let's say, compared to a normal ride to the jail. >> yeah, and the sheriff said he did not have those marks while he was in the custody of his department. at least in that van. at least until the time of his death, was in their custody. tom fuentes, thank you for joining us this morning to talk about this. >> thank you, victor. >

mrs. martinez i'm not sure if she's here. but sfop will also be speaking during public comment tamale den drew pr the investment infrastructure will be making a presentation lan don william and zachary mic clay will also have a brief presentation for us and there a staff and housing corporation not a present they will offer comments during public comments these representative organizations serve on the implementation committee they have a responsibility responsibility to the committee to oversee the responsibility disem nation of these funds or the staff members of the various projects related to this committee also on the committee is the reliance for the community empowerment known as ace and the neighborhood council. separate are the chair of both happen committees and the workforce sub committee john known as ace and respectively these were invited two months ago when the hearing is called they declined to participate. we also want to -- actually at this point i will bring up the occ representative townsend drew to begin

mr. martinez that shows that there was some preexisting condition that led to his death after being in thatre was no preexisting issues. when he was in the courthouse, dealing with going back to jail, he had no marks on his neck, according to his mother and other people that had seen him. from the point of where he goes to jail and goes into court is where we have the issues. there's a minute and ten seconds of the video where he goes to step into the van and the video freezes for some reason, even though they say that it's motion detected. from that minute and ten seconds, then there's another eight minutes that we deal with the inmates, for them transporting them to the jail. then we have another five minutes from wherever they unload them. so there's a lot of time that's in between this and there's a lot of time where it shows that these police officers had direct contact. i feel that the sheriff has stated that, you know, the investigation is still ongoing. but he seems to have already clered all his deputies. he seemed to have cleared everybody else in the room except for the inmates a

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martinez 55 clear as a bell. and mr. moonshine is hanging out. i will say it will be full at 9:19 this morning. low clouds almost burn off sooner. over all the system we gave a cool down has moved off to the the pacific northwest. it was right over us yesterday. that is allowing weak high pressure to build in and the lows are on the mild side for many. up ears and 60s. federal is a little cooler at napa. there is a little bit of a breeze. it will be out of the west. over all into the interior 70s will be the 50s and 60s. have to keep an eye on the tropical storm. low clouds and sunny and warm. coast and bay are as warm as some of the inland temps. a lot of 70s around the bay. all right sal good morning. >> good morning steve. right now we are looking at a commute are traffic is doing very well on the roads. not a lot of action which is just the way we like it on this early tuesday morning. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza that traffic looks good coming into san francisco and no problems on the east shore freeway. yesterday we had a rough one

west, senator, governor martinez of new mexico, hosted a workshop on droughts impacts on tourism and recreation. governor brown of california hosted a workshop on agriculture. mr. conner participated with us in los angeles. governor sandoval focused on droughts. this is a regional issue, and it demands a regional collaborative solution. >> thank you. >> thank you for holding this hearing. they're experiencing record snow pack, warmest temperatures on record, and these drought conditions are having tremendous impacts on our communities in our economy. we've heard the cooperation between states and western states and federal government. and different entities to address these impacts. to make matters worse, many models are protecting the west is likely to get dryer and hot er now more than ever, i believe that the federal government should take the lead in supporting research on how climate change will exacerbate drought conditions like the ones we've been talking about today. what does the department of interior do to better understand the impacts of these climate

west, senator, governor martinez of new mexico hosted a workshop on droughts impacts on tourism and regular reation. governor brown of california hosted a workshop on agriculture. mr. conner participated with us in los angeles. governor sandoval focused on droughts. this is a regional issue, and it demands a regional collaborative solution solution. >> thank you. >> thank you for holding this hearing. they're experiencing record snow pack, warmest temperatures on record, and these drought conditions are having tremendous impacts on our community sies in our economy. we've heard the cooperation between states and western states and federal government. and different entities to address these impacts. to make matters worse many models are protecting the west is likely to get dryer and hot er now more than ever, i believe that the federal government should take the lead in supporting research on how climate change will exacerbate drought conditions like the ones we've been talking about today. what does the department of interior do to better understand the impacts of these climate related events, and how is that informing our understanding of what we're going to do g

governor martinez of new mexico has done a workshop a workshop on drought impacts on tourism and recreation. governor brown of california hosted a workshop on drought impact on agriculture. mr. connor participated with us in las vegas when we did a workshop that governor sandoval posted on drought impact on water supply. we fully recognize that this is a regional issue and it demands a regional collaborative solution. >> thank you, madam chairman. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you. chair, for holding this hearing. we have been hearing from the testimony of the western united states experiencing record low snowpack unusually dry weather the warmest temperatures on record and these drought conditions having tremendous impact on committee and economy. we have also heard the cooperation between states and western states and federal government in different entities to address these impacts. to make matters worse many climate models are projecting that portions of the west are likely to get more dry and hot. so now more than ever i believe that the federal government should take the lead in supporting research on how climate change we will exacerbate drought conditions like the