. >> ms. brown please speak into the mike. >> of other young men talking about unsolved homicides i lost any son 8 years to thirty rounds of bullets i still have yet to get justice i'm not only here for any son but other mothers as long as the mothers stand so i'm here standing in their shoes i wanted to first, i want to thank all the people that were there that 34r9d my son those are all the young men's names (calling names) marcus carter they were all there and the mayor knows who killed my son but they say not enough evidence what do i have left have to remember any son this is his picture of his carcass of his body laying on the injure necessary this is what i have to remember everyday when is this going to stop how long is a mother like myself going to suffering i want to let everyone know what i go through this is talking about safety and (inaudible) who what about homicides and unsolved homicides what do we do let's fight for this like we're fighting for everything enlighten let's fight for t

chairman. >> i yield to ms. brown for 30 seconds. >> in the area of medical marijuana we have passed the bill saying that the va doctors cannot administer even at this stage says it's legal and they could be charged with -- so it passed last year on the floor. i didn't vote for it and it was an issue for congress. i think maybe you should introduce a bill but as we speak it is illegal for a va doctor to administer marijuana. >> that his crew rec's representative brown and i was not clear enough on that point. that said again trying to be responsive to veterans experiences and what they're telling us we are trying to learn from that and understand and anticipate what a different future might look like. >> absolutely. they're all kinds of additional kinds of therapy but as you see now it is illegal for a physician to administer it. am i correct? last year we passed a bill on the floor saying it was illegal for a va physician and i yield back. >> thank you. mr. bilirakis. >> thank you. first of all i want to thank you mr

ms. brown. >> thank you. i would like to associate myself with her remarks to the gentleman from florida. i absolutely think it's a change in va and it changed in a positive direction rude when you talk about va i remember going to l.a. and we have four brand-new units sitting for over two years that we have built those units, 400 units four separate buildings that stood vacant for two years because we built them but the state of california did not have the money to operate. we have got to make sure this does not happen in future and i'm very pleased he was able to go in and resolve those issues. for the first time we have forwarded a budget in all categories. can you give me a response as to how you feel about how this is going to help the va move forward? i just want to hear from all three. >> i would say ms. brown we would offer support for legislative hearing at the legislative hearing it a few weeks ago. i think mr. de planque have an important point. allow more transparency as it develops needs going fo

chairman i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you very much ms. brown. i would like to welcome our first panel to the table this morning. accompanying the honorable robert mcdonald was secretary of the department of veterans affairs is in german secretary for health the honorable alison hickey undersecretary for benefits mr. ronald walters interim undersecretary for moral affairs, ms. helen tierney executive in charge for the office of management in va chief and financial officer and mr. steffen warren executive in charge and chief information officer within the office of them permission and technology. mr. secretary again thank you for being here and please proceed with your statement. >> thank you. ranking member brown chairman miller with members of the committee thanks for the opportunity to discuss b.a.s 2016 budget and advance appropriations requests. thank you as as well are joining maine and vermont last week for groundbreaking breaking town hall meeting. we deeply appreciate appreciate the president sent congress a steadfast support for veterans

ms. brown: the one that got on this floor and said it's a political football. if it is a political football you are the one that's playing. my time has expired. the speaker pro tempore: members should remember to convey their remarks to the chair. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. carter: i'd like to yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall, such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: thank you, madam speaker. i thank my friend from texas. not just for the time but the work he's doing to try to fund the responsibilities of government. i've been in this institution for four years madam speaker, and i've grown to love this institution. i've grown to love the people who serve in this institution, and it is disappointing to me to see some of the tempers that boil over here and have that on display for the american people, but the truth is those tempers boil over, madam speaker, because folks here care. they don't care a little they care a lot. and what i've been grappling as we've be

. >> thank you, ms. brown. next speaker, please. [ applause ] >>supervisor london breed: please, if you cannot clap, i would appreciate that. thank you, i think there is a board rule that says you can wave your hands, but please not clap. thanks. >> next. >> public speaker: i saw a bumper sticker that says i hate haters. jesus used that to explain that he has to come no. 1. he said if any man come after me and hate not his father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters in his own life also he can not be my disciple. whoever does not bare his cross cannot be my disciple. today i was up at city hall in san mateo asking the secretary to community with k fax 11 00 and get the podcast yesterday because he made the fact that yes, -- jerry brown is making the announcement to sign the declaration to vaccination. get the podcast. michael, the black guy. he's on k fax. i listen to so much talk radio. one of those guys interviewed him. >> good afternoon. supervisor president breed and good board good boa

chairman. >> i yield to ms. brown for 30 seconds. >> in the area of medical marijuana we have passed the bill saying that the va doctors cannot administer even at this stage says it's legal and they could be charged with -- so it passed last year on the floor. i didn't vote for it and it was an issue for congress. i think maybe you should introduce a bill but as we speak it is illegal for a va doctor to administer marijuana. >> that his crew rec's representative brown and i was not clear enough on that point. that said again trying to be responsive to veterans experiences and what they're telling us, we are trying to learn from that and understand and anticipate what a different future might look like. >> absolutely. they're all kinds of additional kinds of therapy but as you see now it is illegal for a physician to administer it. am i correct? last year we passed a bill on the floor saying it was illegal for a va physician and i yield back. >> thank you. mr. bilirakis. >> thank you. first of all i want to thank you m

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the family lawyers say they're, quote, investigating the events, end quote, that led ms. brown to being discovered facedown and unresponsive in her bathtub. they say she is not and never has been married to nick gordon, the man brown herself had been calling her husband on social media. >>> if you have not been following the intrigue that is now boiling over in argentina, it is definitely time to start because this story begins with the mysterious death of a prosecutor who believed he was on the trail of a huge cover-up arising from a terror attack 20 years ago. a terror attack, though, involving no less than the president of argentina and the government of iran. and the word is that prosecutor wanted to arrest his own president. that's right before he was found dead. here's our senior investigative correspondent, drew griffin. >> reporter: slumped inside a bathroom of his 13th floor buenos aires apartment, 51-year-old alberto nisman was found dead, a bullet to his head, a .22-caliber pistol by his side. some say it's suicide. but in a country where politics are as intriguing a

ms. brown. >> thank you. i would like to associate myself with the remarks from the german for florida. i think it is a change in the v.a. and headed in a positive direction. when you talk about v.a., i remember going to l.a., and we had four brand-new units sitting for over two years. we have built those units, 400 units, four separate buildings that are still vacant for two years because we build them, but the state of california did not have the money to operate it. we have to make sure that does not happen in the future. i am pleased that he was able to go in and resolve those issues. can you give me a response as to how you feel about how this is going to help the a move forward? i just want to hear from all three. i would say that we offered our support of the legislative hearing. >> he hit on an important point. this was allow for more transparency. i would also suggest that -- what i appreciate seeing is that i believe this is the first time i've seen the v.a. take serious this requirement as part of

. >> host: you worked for ms. brown issue was accused of fraud and rostenkowski went to prison? >> i dunno about brown other than in the campaign was accused but there was never anything like that. >> i did work for dan rostenkowski. he was interesting person with the most powerful people in washington i don't know anyone that so relish the process to make lot id work across party lines. he went back to the advent of medicare and was close to people in both parties and clues -- including the first president bush and loved it. on the other hand he was prosecuted for what i consider little stuff like cashing in stamps for cash which may have been a government issue was a practice in the '50s but those norms had changed. >> if it is true there is something about chicago then what is it? a great trees rotation hub or money that flows through the did not belong to local people that they could siphon off without feeling like you took from the constituents? is that the ethnic politics? >> guest: i don't know the sociology that led to some of the corruption is endemic to illinois. and i

. >> worried about with ms. brown she was found in the bathtub just like her mother was. >> that's sad. >> the georgia authorities are being very, very tight-lipped about the drug thing. they won't say and they know, obviously they know by now what she had in her system but they will not release it all right, let's turn to oregon guilfoyle terrible, terrible situation. suburb of portland. a 48-year-old man put a camera in a 13-year-old's room girl's room and for years got away with it. >> for four years. >> madison reed. now, mccallum plea bargained down. >> he had to commit a burglary and violate the privacy laws to be able to go in and do these surreptitious recordings. the parents caught him one in a beach home and one in the private residence. imagine, four years this man spied on her in the privacy of heir own home. she is now 18 years of age. she is finally getting held accountable. he pled guilty. this is way too lenient. >> the prosecutor is accepting a two year. >> the oregon law is flawed here. they do not h

chairman. >> i yield to ms. browneconds. >> on the area of medical marijuana, we have constantly passed a bill saying that the va doctors cannot administer it even if that state in the area says it's legal, and they could be charged with a felon. so it passed last year on the floor. i didn't vote for it and it is an issue for congress. i mean so if you feel strongly about it that i think maybe you should introduce the bill. but as we speak it is illegal for a va doctor to administer marijuana spirit that is correct, and i was not clear enough on that point. that said again trying to be responsive to veterans experience is and what they're telling us we are trying to learn from that and understand and anticipate what a different future might look like. >> absolutely. there are all kinds of additional kinds of therapy but as we speak now it is illegal for a physician to administer it, am i correct? and last you we passed a bill on the floor saying it was illegal for a va physician. and i yield back. >> thank you. mr. bi

. >> i yield to ms. brown for 30 seconds. >> on the area of medical marijuana, we have constantly passed the bill saying that the v.a. doctors should not administer even if the state in the area says it's legal. and they could be charged with a felon. it passed last year on the floor. i didn't vote for it. it is an issue for congress. so if you feel strongly about it then i think maybe you should introduce a bill. as we speak, it is illegal for a v.a. doctor to administer marijuana. >> that is correct, representative brown. i was not clear enough on that point. that said, again, trying to be responsive to veterans' experiences and what they are telling us. we are trying to learn from that and understand and anticipate what a different future might look like. >> absolutely. there are all kinds of additional kind of therapies. as we speak now, it is illegal for a physician to administer it. am i correct? last year, we passed a bill on the floor saying it was illegal for a v.a. physician -- i yield back. >> mr. b

ms. brown: thank you, mr. speaker. house of representatives, i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up h.r. 861 the clean department of homeland security funding bill that will keep the department open and carry out its mission and the number one mission of the united states congress is to protect the american people. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. polis: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, for the purposes of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. langevin: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up h.r. 861, the clean department of homeland security funding bill, that will keep the department open so that it can carry out its mission of keeping the american people safe. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request ca

ms. pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind? >> oh, no, no, no.x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> e! re-airs giuliana rancic's offensive comments about zendaya on "fashion police." >> will co-host kelly osborne really quit the show? >> i'm talking to her mom, what there without joan rivers? ♪ >> she smells like weed. >> people are offended. >> what's going on with kelly? >> kelly was really upset. >> why her first apology asn't enough. >> and what zendaya says today. >> then will and jada get candid with us about their marriage. >> plus music news, madonna talking about what caused hysteria and paranoia in her cam

ms. pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind? >> oh, no, no, no.x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> legalization of pot possession in the district come midnight will proceed despite threats from congress. >> a man arrested for killing a world war ii vet claims his motive for murder was sex. >> reporter: a top state department official arrested on a charge of soliciting sex from a minor in fairfax remains in jail waiting for fairfax to pick him up. i'm peggy fox. i'll tell you what the judge said about that charge today. >> thousands of people say beniful dog food hurt or killed their pets and now they're filing suit

ms. pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind?ter: in fact, malcolm x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy, being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. breaking news in the east bay. we are getting word of a double homicide in the town of hercules. two people were found dead on marigold place this afternoon. that is near lupine hills elementary school. details still coming in on this story. chopper 5 is on its way to hercules. we is also a crew headed there. no word on the victims or the suspects or mowivity

. >> many parents say these discussions have taken on added urgency after the deaths of michael brown in ms. and eric garner in new york. i remember the talk i had with my father, involving a situation with police. i was upset with the police officer. my dad was upset with me, because in his mind, i gave them an excuse to do something to me. that was the inherent fear that he had of what would happen to his son possibly involving police. i don't think white america understands how important that conversation is within the black community. >> i think that's right. unfortunately, countless families all across the u.s. have to have those types of conversations with their young children both men and women girls and boys. they're having those types of conversations, and it's unfortunate, because what it ends up looking like is that we have to present ourselves a certain type of way, we have to carry ourselves and comport ourselves around, you know, every day kind of interaction witness any kind of person, and the situation oftentimes escalates in a way we don't have any control over, and so we'r

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brown and invite the finding 69 chinese chamber of commerce mr. eddy powell to say a few words. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you mr. eddy thank you invite mshows up on time to so the housekeeper at the corner to take the picture first with the horse than the 3 rams and the dog hasten whoever took picture with him afterward i said that's an ass except i remember in the chinese zodiac there's no such thing as ass on the zodiac whoever takes the picture next will be an ass so. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you rose and thank you so much let's take a group picture and welcome the year of the ram we're going to have fire crackers right so let's take a group picture and grace and everyone from chinese consolidated yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ would you all rise please for the pledge of allegiance. >> the pledge of allegiance. . >> please call role. >> president loftus lost here. >> vice president turman. >> here. >> commissioner marshall is accused. >> commissioner dejesus. . >> commissioner hwang. >> massachusetts. commissioner mazzucco. >> commissioner melara. >> thank you

brown and invite the finding 69 chinese chamber of commerce mr. eddy powell to say a few words. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you mr. eddy thank you invite mshows up on time to so the housekeeper at the corner to take the picture first with the horse than the 3 rams and the dog hasten whoever took picture with him afterward i said that's an ass except i remember in the chinese zodiac there's no such thing as ass on the zodiac whoever takes the picture next will be an ass so. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you rose and thank you so much let's take a group picture and welcome the year of the ram we're going to have fire crackers right so let's take a group picture and grace and everyone from chinese consolidated yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ watching. >> ever wonder about programs the city is working on to make san francisco the best place to live and work we bring shine won our city department and the people making them happy what happened next sf oh san francisco known for it's looks at and history and beauty this place arts has it all but it's city government is pretty unique in fact, san francisco city departments are filled with truly initiative

brown and invite the finding 69 chinese chamber of commerce mr. eddy powell to say a few words. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you mr. eddy thank you invite msr ed lee is nervous every time i get a microphone but the brunt of my joke is on willie brown he shows up on time to so the housekeeper at the corner to take the picture first with the horse than the 3 rams and the dog hasten whoever took picture with him afterward i said that's an ass except i remember in the chinese zodiac there's no such thing as ass on the zodiac whoever takes the picture next will be an ass so. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you rose and thank you so much let's take a group picture and welcome the year of the ram we're going to have fire crackers right so let's take a group picture and grace and everyone from chinese consolidated yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> th

brown and invite the finding 69 chinese chamber of commerce mr. eddy powell to say a few words. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you mr. eddy thank you invite msr ed lee is nervous every time i get a microphone but the brunt of my joke is on willie brown he shows up on time to so the housekeeper at the corner to take the picture first with the horse than the 3 rams and the dog hasten whoever took picture with him afterward i said that's an ass except i remember in the chinese zodiac there's no such thing as ass on the zodiac whoever takes the picture next will be an ass so. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you rose and thank you so much let's take a group picture and welcome the year of the ram we're going to have fire crackers right so let's take a group picture and grace and everyone from chinese consolidated yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> that's not a good afternoon. >> come on. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> now that's better this is a really a momentous coalition we've worked so hard on the things we do in our day jobs and commissioners this is an opportunity we should celebrate good aft

ms. wynns. >> mr. walton and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much next is item k before we move to that i want to acknowledge reverend brown in our audience welcome the next item is advisory committee appointments for the advisory committee by board members any appointments by the board members. >> seeing none, we'll move to item l open space special order of business i now recess even though regular session of the bringing and xhaen convene as is financing corporation in order to handle the following action items let's see now i'm going to read the - >> okay role call please. thank you ms. fewer arrest mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton. >> ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase. >> thank you. >> mr. superintendant is there a staff report on the status of projects. >> nope no report okay motion and second i would a motion and second on the prior minutes of 20th 2014 a motion and second. >> so moved. >> thank you very much roll call vote please. thank you ms. fewer schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow >> ms. wynns mr. walton and dr. murase thank you. >> so next, i need a motion

ms. franks. >> good morning, chairman shelby ranking member brown and distinguished members of the committee. my name is candace franks and i serve as bank commissioner of the arkansas state bank department. i'm chairman of the conference of state bank supervisors. it is my pleasure to testify today on behalf of csbs. i would like to thank congress and this committee for your focus on community banks. in my 35 years as a state regulator i have seen firsthand the positive local impact of community banks. these banks are critical to providing access to credit and urban as well as rural areas and they are important to building and maintaining consumer confidence in our financial system. one out of every five u.s. counties has no physical banking offices except those operated by community banks. in my home state of arkansas a very rural state, there are 96 towns that have only one physical banking location. for these small rural towns, the community banking system is the banking system. community banks excel at relationship lending making them a vital source of credit for small businesses. in fac

representing the black and brown with a meeting on the 23rd at the gym and 23rd at the african-american cultural center we're in this would win that and want to win it together. >> thank you, ms. scouting. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> welcome good evening. >> good evening madam chair and members of the commission. >> good evening reverend. >> let me say it's a good beginning to redraw the lines however, ought not we be more concerned about more important things the

representing the black and brown with a meeting on the 23rd at the gym and 23rd at the african-american cultural center we're in this would win that and want to win it together. >> thank you, ms. scouting. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> welcome good evening. >> good evening madam chair and members of the commission. >> good evening reverend. >> let me say it's a good beginning to redraw the lines however, ought not we be more concerned about more important things the relationship that are fostered by the personnel wherever the lines are drawn therefore i must ask the commission to respectfully request of the our chief to when is he going to do implement the comprehensive program we requested him to do offer a i don't know on the african-american faith community nation for the association of colored people and all the things you see this this audience this evening i'm a member of black and latino alliance and all people who are concerned about justice december citizen sky and fairness in this town that's also for black people are underserved and many times disrespected most recently is this document i passed out hot off the press from our san francisco unified school d

ms. fulton, i was so moved by your letter to the family of michael brown.rents when our children are taken? >> because it hasn't happened to them. i just don't understand them not feeling the loss because i'm sure they have had people in their lives that have been taken away from them and it's just multiplied when it's a child because we all know the law of order that says our children are supposed to bury us, not us bury our children. and so it's extra painful when we have to bury our children. >> it has been nearly three years since the loss of your son. yesterday i had the opportunity to speak with outgoing attorney general eric holder about the fact that it's been three years since trayvon was killed. one year since the end of george zimmerman's trial. we still don't know if there are going to be any civil rights charges. i'd like to play you a portion of the conversation and to get your response. >> my hope is that before i leave we will resolve the matter involving trayvon martin. that is one of the things i want to get done before i leave. >> do you

ms. henderson was lasting offer burnt your world she is described as being 5435 poundal on short brown haires according to police a journey may be headed to a nearby bus stop the police do not know where she may be going. >>darya: of four local officials said increased nearly 50 percent over the last few years the increase may be caused by improving economy more awareness and commuters looking for alternatives to congested highways and bridges officials say more office space in jackson square and killing up because of the ferry boom and is creating restaurant jobs in the area. >>mark: the former billionaire giving $100 million to the medical center at you're still california's san francisco awarded to san francisco chronicle it was announced yesterday at the largest donation from individual to the history of the entire uc system and he met his farcical falling a company that runs duty-free shops across the world he's donated $394 million to ucsf over the years will be a to support medical students and faculty and hospitals at the mission the campus. still ahead and had >>darya: has official

ms came. it is like reliving my worst nightmare. >> really on twitter, get it together, people. >>> an attorney for broke brown, alleged that nick gordonnot cooperated with an investigation into how bobbi kristina ended up in the bathtub in the first place. she was found as you know unresponsive face down in the bathtub on january 31st. >> the whole situation going on with her and family is just so sad to see. >> just not good. >>> let's talk about the the apple, the computer people. a big a announce. from apple. you will soon be able to usee mow joy but not everybody is happy, what do you think let us know. >>> is what really in those supplements we are taking according to new study, it may not be what you think, what you should be looking for reading the fine print on the bottles. >> i'm throwing money down the drain. i'm using a supplement that is a blank, no good. we have a doctor coming n he has found supplement that are good for you and will be effective in your body. e mow joy. >>> we will take another look at that three alarm fire in kensington, sky fox live over the scene right new we will come back with another update. ♪ ♪ ♪

ms. sherry f. mcgwire. she is vice president global government affairs in cyber security policy for system tech. mr. mallory duncan, general counsel, national retail federation. the chief information officer at brown university, but easier for me to say wichita state university, his previous employer. the vice president for information technology technology counsel. the attorney of the state of illinois. and finally, mr. doug johnson, senior vice president and senior advisor, chief economist of the american bankers association. let's begin with you. >> thank you very much. thanks for the opportunity to testify today on this very important issue. as the largest security software company in the world, we are made up of millions of censors that give us a unique view of the entire internet threat landscape. we all have seen, even as of this morning, the recent headlines about cyber attacks have focused mostly on data breaches across the spectrum of industries. these network intrusions that result in stolen data have deep and profound impacts. for the individuals who must worry about and clean up their identities, for the organizations whose systems have been penetrated, and for the government trying t