. >> and reverend ames, ms. brown and i are pretty much fallen friends daily. -- phone friends daily. this cannot go away soon enough for him. supervisor olague: i was going to ask -- because i knew we had a conversation a few months ago here with all of them, but can we have a similar conversation with community leaders on this side of town to try to pull folks together? >> absolutely. and i assure you i will be meeting over the weekend with the folks in the southern edition. that suspect was found over the weekend with the gun in his residence. supervisor olague: and that kid was 13 years old. it is tragic. >> yes. supervisor olague: maybe we can have something similar, we can talk. you know, with reverend brown and others. >> i will be happy to do that. supervisor olague: and the issue that comes up a lot to put people at ease is community police foot patrols. is that something you plan to increase? >> absolutely. and we are grateful because i know both of you voted for the budget. we are currently down almost two

. >> ms. brown? please. >> the washington, d.c. suburbs have been rocked again by a shooting.st -- a 13-year-old walking into a middle school east of the nation's capital. >> the boy shot is iran brown who suffers multiple internal injuries but miraculously survives. >> all of a sudden, part of this random mix was children. everybody who had children at that point is beginning to think is my child next? could this happen to my child? >> it was pure terrorism. what's more important in the world than our offspring. they're the future. you want to mess with the future? are you nuts? shooting a kid, targeting children? no, no, no. >> so, parents, please do your job tonight, engage your children, be there for them. we're going to need it. we're going to need you to support them. but stepping over the line, shooting a kid i guess is getting to be really, really personal now. >> it just escalated the terror to the community when you're talking about probably some of their most precious, if not the most precious, things that they have, and that's our children. >> but for the first tim

ms. brown: i ask unanimous consent to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized, without objection, for one minute. ms. brown: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to the republican do-nothing congress. with all the problems we're having in our nation's transportation and infrastructure, we had a full committee meeting today on amtrak, food and beverage service. we could be talking about critical rail issues that we left out the surface transportation bill like positive train control, the railroad rehabilitation improvement financing or the freight congestion plan. or we could have been talking about real debt reconstruction of amtrak. we could even have gotten crazy and talked about how we were going to finance future transportation bills. a markup on a water resource development act. or if we really wanted to talk about food, we could have had a hearing on the repeat instance of meals being placed in ai

brown is our guide. >> the chicken sisters! ms. boiler, ms. r... >> brown: a little confidence, julia child taught several generations of americans, is all you need to cook french cuisine. oh, and a lot of butter. >> if you that then the butter won't burn. >> brown: in fact, it wasn't until her 30s that child even began cooking. she was born in pasadena in 1912, and during world war two, worked for the o.s.s., the precursor to the c.i.a. then in 1949, while her husband was stationed in paris as a foreign service officer, she enrolled at the famed cordon bleu school of cooking. in 1961, she published the first of 18 books and the one that made her a national name. "mastering the art of french cooking" not only launched child as an author. it led to her first t.v. show, which debuted nationally on public television in 1963. >> welcome to "the french chef." i'm julia child. >> brown: in short order, she became a smash hit. there was no one else quite like her. >> you just have to have the courage of your convictions, particularly if its a loose ma

ms. warren. brown, you have got to get on this show, brown. you have got to wise up. >> come on senator, do the factor. >> bill: some libertarians don't care if iran gets a nuclear weapon. john stossel has some thoughts. is it legal? company sued for enabling child prostitution up coming. >> bill: stossel matter segment tonight, ron paul a lot of libertarian believes as you know, including this one on the iranian nuclear controversy. >> how are we going to persuade them not to pursue a nuclear weapon? >> maybe offering friendship. the iranians can't even make enough gasoline for themselves. for them to be a threat to us or to anybody in the region, i think it's just blown out of proportion. >> all right. with us now fox business anchor john stossel. is that how you see the iranian nuclear threat blown out of proportion? they are really a bunch of hapless guys. they really couldn't do anything even if they did a nuke? is that how you see it. >> no. that was a cheap line about let's make friends with them. >> no it wasn't. he said it on more tha

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ms. lopez, because that was the basis for it in the brown case, and that is what i insisted we were going to rely on miss lemmon for. whether or not there is someone who is legally authorized to have weapons, the sheriff is allowed to have them. i am not sure that it will be helpful to whatever additional bodies have to review this record. i am cognizant this record is already huge. i and stand that we have erred on the side of letting things and, but i think we want to draw some lines and limit the record to what is truly relevant or at least related to relevant information. >> commissioner, does that mean that you are not intending on transmitting the full record? >> no, the whole thing will go, but i expect that whoever reviews this will rely in part on what is determined as relevant. so -- >> i don't know. i assume that all of the decisions that you make will be taken as recommendations by the final decision makers out. does that mean that they will not read the rest? i really don't know. >> i am not really understanding your point, ms. kaiser. >> i am just curious about mending the p

ms. tina brown who i like very much, defending her magazine's cover story, smear job on the president. >> was spectacle about those conclusions, and that could have been more clear but he has clarified that in his rebuttal. he has really tried to do what i think the republican party wishes was happening right now. just have a discussion about the economy. he said this president has been a failure on the economy, on drugs, and the deficit. that is his view. i do think the cover of news week is a place to have battle of ideas, and that is certainly what has happened. >> john: us in week doesn't have a fact checker for this kind of cover story, do they? >> no. >> john: it sounds like what tina is saying is everything he say is full of crap but my mandate is to save this magazine. >> yeah, no. it's just trying to be as explosive as possible. get as much attention as possible. >> john: yeah, and that's what happens when capitolism eats journalism, i guess. and god bless. it seems like she is trying to defend what he did while also distancing herself at the same time. >> she is not quite write

. >> justine: while in southern california to the governor brown dismissed ms. romney's remarks as inaccurate. he went on to say the comet was silly. >> justine: the us take a break on the kron4 morning news and we will have an update on your forecast right after this. >> reporter: this young man witness a shooting that she says also and her friend and it is told that he will survive the shooting. the shooting happened of around 10:30 p.m. wednesday night near the intersection of foothill boulevard in east oakland. you can see balloons, flowers and stuffed animals at the spot where turner died. this makeshift memorial is becoming a familiar sight for the victim's family. a relative say that someone shot and killed turner's father four years ago and her cousin was shot dead last month. police do not know of the killings are connected. turner leave behind a nine month police say she is the 66th homicide victim of the year. >> justine: 20 year-old rowell was arrested after the police found dozens of illegal images in his home. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after

brown case qwee? may i? >> do any commissioners have questions for ms. kaiser or comments about those paragraphs? ok, please proceed. >> ok. you remember i and at the last conversations and i hope you will not be mad at me if i do not represent each person's views perfectly because i'm hearing a panoply of use. -- a panoply of use. i did not ignore the credibility of the victim as the main point of this declaration, but i also heard that the commissioner say, is and this important for us to determine what kind that the constitutes an act of domestic violence? i heard her ask if it was support for helping the commission determined whether sheriff mirkarimi pleaded guilty to a crime of domestic violence. commissioner stubbly was concerned that there be information about the nature of domestic violence and background about how to interpret several elements or actions within the context of domestic violence. commissioner lou said that was important or that it may be important, the facts that are discussed may be important to understand how the behavior's may affect the domestic violence or why a witn

ms. mishory thank you for joining us. >> chairman brown, ranking member corker and other members of the subcommitteehank you for having me here. my name is jennifer mishory and i am the deputy director. young invisibles is a nonprofit organization that seeks to represent the interest of 18 to 34-year-olds making sure that her perspective is heard in our decisions about a collective future of being made. this spring we released a report detailing the experiences of high debt or worse with private student loans. the report analyzes subset of an on line survey of about 13,000 borrowers. additionally young individuals completed a 40 city national -- our interaction with young people make it clear. borrowers are struggling, students are confused and as a private loan market rate emerges students need more guidance and protection. as as been detailed already away to the pipeline market has shifted significantly in the past 10 years. more predatory lending led to significant increases in in the prerecession private market. after the credit market dried up the lending standards tightened in the market merge

ms. mishory thank you for joining us. >> chairman brown, ranking member corker and other members of the subcommittee thank you for having me here. my name is jennifer mishory and i am the deputy director. young invisibles is a nonprofit organization that seeks to represent the interest of 18 to 34-year-olds making sure that her perspective is heard in our decisions about a collective future of being made. this spring we released a report detailing the experiences of high debt or worse with private student loans. the report analyzes subset of an on line survey of about 13,000 borrowers. additionally young individuals completed a 40 city national -- our interaction with young people make it clear. borrowers are struggling, students are confused and as a private loan market rate emerges students need more guidance and protection. as as been detailed already away to the pipeline market has shifted significantly in the past 10 years. more predatory lending led to significant increases in in the prerecession private market. after the credit market dried up the lending standards tightened in the market mer

ms. mishory, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. chairman brown ranking member quarter and other members of the subcommittee, thank you for having me here. my name is jennifer mishory and the deputy director. it is a non-profit and non-partisan organization that seeks to represent the interest of 18 to 34-year-olds making sure that our perspective is heard on the decisions of the collective future being made. this spring we release a report detailing the experiences of high debt border wars with private loans. the report analyzed the onset of an online false selected survey of about 13,000 borrowers. additionally, young invisibles completed a bus tour talking to young people from all walks of life young people make it clear borrowers are struggling, students are confused and as a private loan market researchers, students need more guidance and protection. as was the tell already the problem of the market has shifted significantly in the past ten years. or predatory lending with a significant increase in the pre-recession private market. after the

she's trying to unseat scott brown in november. and one of ms.st ads highlights the issue of equal pay for women and also reproductive choice. elizabeth warren, thank you for joining us tonight. >> good to be here. >> what do you make of the republicans' efforts to market themselves specifically to women voters. we saw a lot last night, we'll see more from paul ryan tonight and mitt romney tomorrow? >> they clearly want to do it. they think they need to it. they just have a real problem, and that is the facts are stubborn. and the facts are that they are not in a good place. they voted against equal pay for equal work. they recently, don't forget, just a couple months ago, had the bill in to say that insurance companies didn't have to cover birth control for women. mitt romney has said that he will defund planned parenthood, and remember, they just picked a vice presidential nominee candidate after careful, careful vetting, who is a guy who co-sponsored legislation to redefine rape and also legislation to make certain -- potentially make certain