it pains know hear ms. brown talk about the death of her son. all of these years we hear about the homicides. it's really difficult to tell people. eventually we changed the name to the proper name in chinese is which means visitation valley. i'm here to thank captain sullivan because a few months ago, he really lend to the residents and convened and bilingual meeting every month for the residents living around the bayview station. you have been very accommodating to us and i think this is the way to go. as you all know the sizable immigrant population in district 10, he really need the language access. i'm hoping that can also be done in visitation as well on a monthly bases so our district becomes more integrated. at this point a lot of people don't know what is happening. there has been three participatory budget meetings and our district is lucky enough to be appropriated $200,000. for the last two meetings that i have attended half of the people ask for money regarding safety. we want to have motion detecter lights, surveillance cameras and

. >> ms. brown welcome. >> as everyone knows i'm coming here concerning my son audubon society drive in april 14, 2006, the crimes in the neighborhood my son i live in a known northern panhandle district 5 my son was murdered shot 45 times with an semiautomatic gun we have the names of every person that shot my sonata 850 bryan those are not names i'm picking out of a hat those names are the guys that shot my son paris jason thomas arrest hunter and one of them are deceased now but the point we talk about f this i'm still hurting and in pain i'm a mother that is hurting for her son here 17 year-old boy that was ms. short i want to show you what i have left of my son that i have a remember hits deceased body i showed this and people ask me why this is all i have i want people to see how i feel and what i'm going through so, yes, i show them this is my son laying on the gurney dead a 17 year-old boy full of life shot down for saving sons-in-law life he wasn't a criminal noting envelope or been in jail

ms. brown. >> my name is clet brown. all lives matter. i lost my son august 14, 2006 , to a semi automatic gun. 30 rounds of bullets went into my son. since then i have been fighting for justice for my son. i bring these pictures because this is how i speak and talk about my son. in the paper, former gaeven newsom said i know who killed your son. still no justice. i care the names and you -- around with me. all of these men. it's been 8 years. i get emotional. these are the names of the young men that murdered my son. andrew, jason thomas, anthony hunter. these people are still walking the streets and kill again. this is what i have left of my son that i walk around and that i have to see everyday. his body laying on a gurney. how long is a mother supposed to deal with this. i don't care if i have to come crying for the rest of my life i will do this. there are days i don't want to cry. i'm tired. i need justice for my child an not just my child. it's about every child here. we are traumatized. the four young men that got murdered recentl

i have seen ms. brown here for the 4 years that i have been on this commission. and i have noticed and heard the three times that you have been here now before this commission. i hear your pain. and if it were in my power to have people step forward to solve these crimes, i would make that happen. it's not just about knowing who committed these crimes. it's about having the evidence to prove it. remember the police department is in charge of investigating and arresting, and gathering that evidence. we need participation. we don't prosecute. unfortunately we are not the people who provide the monies for these programs. that needs to be taken up with another department. if you would like me to go with you and say give this money, i will go with you. that to me is an individual question. please don't think we don't want to help you. >> i don't really think that. i'm trying to understand the purpose of these meetings and coming to you. that means you possess some type of power and influence. even to

chief greg surh san francisco police ms. brown drove the vehicle onto the sidewalk.repeated commands to stop the suspect continued gunning the vehicle and attempting to get it back into drive or into a gear to move it forward at which point the officers discharged their firearms fearing that she after he gave his story is an activist group yelled out. the meeting was called short because of the yelling and blowing whistles. alex brown is being investigated the police. >>:she had to let warrants out for her arrest. two warrants >>:emotions were running high and several members of the audience were very loud and seemed intent on disrupting the meeting. one woman who was there at the scene on tuesday night spoke up about how the--scared she was. she said that her car was rammed by brown on the night of the shooting. >>:she was using the car as a weapon. tenet it was only cars that were injured, but it all happened so fast, i was also scared when i heard the the >> reporter :they were very emotional and clearly shaken up about the who

identified themselves as officers and were plain clothe officers and thus them coming upon the car with ms. brown frightened her. >> reporter: the town hall quickly devolved in to protest. >> we were more in danger by the guns be fired. >> reporter: before it was cut short by chief suhr. >> we're going to take your information in the back. >> alice brown's family did in fact meet with chief suhr before the meeting this afternoon in san francisco. we're also told that they are going to decide whether or not to file a lawsuit against the department pending the results of their own independent investigation in to alice brown's death. >>> a big scare for an elderly woman when a burglary suspect barged in to her palo alto home. what followed was a two-hour standoff on elsinore drive. the woman in her 90s and her caretaker manage today get out unharmed. police in s.w.a.t. teams moved in. >> the great news is he was safely apprehended and we've concluded this in a very safe manner no shots fired. >> the man was taken in to custody inside the home's garage. >>> the man accused of trying to kidnap a girl

that the officers didn't properly identify themselves, that's what led to some of the behavior by ms. brown, trying to run away from people who tried to carjack her. >> reporter: that was all that brown's brother wanted to say tonight. her sister lived a troubled life. she was in drug rehab, and also had several encounters with police. chief sur said there were two felony warrants out for her arrests, and that the license plates on the vehicle she was driving had been switched, and that the originals were found inside. >> heather holmes reporting tonight in san francisco. heather thank you. >>> a different police shooting was the focus of a protest earlier today outside the mission district station. a crowd marked the one year anniversary of the killing of 28-year-old alex nieto. police said officers shot him after mistaking his taser for a handgun. the four officers involved have been cleared of wrongdoing. the protesters want a a federal investigation. >>> there is breaking news right now out of san francisco, where sheriff's deputies are looking for a prisoner who escaped custody just ab

ms. brown: thank you. amtrak reduced congestion, improve our energy independence and it plays a vital role in emergency preparation and recovery as it did in 9/11 bombing and hurricane katrina. there is no perfect deal, but this is a perfect start and i he encourage all of my colleagues -- and i encourage all my colleagues to support this legislation and let's keep amtrak moving forward. as i close, i just want to be clear, i support this bill and i would ask all of my colleagues to vote yes on the amtrak and move it forward. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. capuano: i'd like to yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentlewoman from nevada. the chair: the gentlelady from nevada is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. titus: thank you. thank you for yielding. i appreciate the

ms. brown says there was a great deal of racial tension in the south and north. as a result, slavery was replaced with wage slavery with sharecropping. this was hosted by the vermont humanities council. lois: good morning. it is wonderful to be here today. i have to begin with a sincere thanks to the vermont humanities council, the executive director peter gilbert two amy cunningham, and the staff of vermont humanities for everything in between. thank you to mark for that wonderful introduction, and for inspiring me and all of us with all that you are doing at vermont historical society. i also come with greetings. from the connecticut humanities council to which only days ago i was appointed to the board. david, yes, there is a connecticut board. yes, we will be calling. yes, we do need you. [applause] i have to say that when i first moved, i stumbled into the civil war in vermont. i was a young assistant professor, didn't really know anyone. i did not yet have a dog. [laughter] i would try to amuse myself on the weekends and one of the things i would do, becaus

ms. browneach will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection so ordered. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: thank you very much, mr. speaker. h.r. 280 as amended is similar to a bill i introduced last congress. i'd like to thank my friend mr. chaffetz for helping us bring this bill to the floor today. it would authorize and provide for the secretary to have the authority to resend -- rescind a bonus or a performance award from v.a. employees when the secretary deems it appropriate. to ensure a fair process, the provision would also give the employee an oppoittool egn erars decisn to rtho news. -- that bonus. i proposed this legislation last congress because v.a. had given the veterans af

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. >> ms. brown had two felony warrants. and found the plates. two other plates were on the vehicle. >> e motions were runs -- emotions were running high. >> [ yelling ] >> one woman who was there at the scene spoke up about how scared she was. she said that her car was ramped by brown on the night of the shooting. >> she was using the car as a weapon and thank god people weren't injured just cars, but she -- it all happened so fast, and yes i was also scared when i heard the gunshots. >> reporter: alice brown's family was on hand. they didn't speak to the media but they were very shaken up and emotional about the whole thing. they hired an attorney, who is going to look into the whole thing leading up to the shooting. >>> mean time, a group protesting shut down part of valencia street. protesters use chains to lock themselves together in the mission police station. they held a mock trial in the 28-year-old's death. all four officers were guilty of murder. they would not point any charges because nied appointed a taser at police. police say the d

went to jail and now seeks to appeal his conviction and is requesting bail in the process doctor a ms. brown. >>: the looks the asian community in the homosexual community should line up with the black community stating that this is an and the justice to all. >> reporter: on the san francisco district attorney jason and gas and answer the statement yesterday calling the message is shocking and disturbing and he says he will seek termination. and mayor ed lee also issued a statement which reads the content of these tax messages displays a bias and that is incompatible with the values of our city and incompatible with the ability to perform sworn duties as police officers if these statements are attributable to any san francisco police officer i joined the chief and seeking nothing less the termination. >> reporter: mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders wo

you know, last week ms. brown from florida she said, why are we here? she got all upset. let me tell you why we're here. the president of the united states violated the constitutional separation of powers. regardless of how you feel about immigration or immigration reform or even amnesty, surely you believe in the united states constitution that you swore an oath to. surely you believe in this institution that we're debating in today. he said 22 times he did not have the power to unilaterally make law or change the law, but yet that's in fact what he did. that's why this debate is so important today. it really has nothing to do with d.h.s. funding, amnesty or immigration. that's the vehicle we're using, sure but it has everything to do with the united states constitution and that sacred separation of powers says the executive branch executes the laws, we make the law in this chamber we have the only constitutional authority to do that and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. massie: mr.

clyburn for helpinging in bill for ms. brown. also to say -- helping to manage this bill for ms. and also to thank our colleague mr. michaud who worked long and hard to get this piece of legislation brought to the floor. once again, i encourage all members to support h.r. 216 as amended and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 216 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: on that, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having risen this eyeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 -- rizzing the yays and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 further proceedings on t

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my heart goes out to blanton tate brown's mother, ms.rday, i've spoke win her before. every loss of life is terrible. when a parent has to burr a child it is senseless. but in this situation december the 15th, around 2:45 in the morning, police officers pull over a car that didn't have his lights on. they were on the stop, talk to the man. one officer later saw that the gentleman had a gun lodged between the console and the front passenger seat. they tried to get him out of the car ran out trying to get the gun, he was shot. the question for me, what happened was a tragedy but it wasn't criminal. i have to determine that what the police officer did, i have to show beyond a reasonable doubt, what did he was unreasonable in thinking that he had to use that force to protect himself other officers or the civilians. there were three civilians there. so my decision was based on the evidence, based on witnesses of civilians that had three different points, 15 feet away watching there is and dna. the dna unfortunately of blanton tate brown was u

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you know, last week ms. brown from florida she said, why are we here? she got all upset.et me tell you why we're here. the president of the united states violated the constitutional separation of powers. regardless of how you feel about immigration or immigration reform or even amnesty, surely you believe in the united states constitution that you swore an oath to. surely you believe in this institution that we're debating in today. he said 22 times he did not have the power to unilaterally make law or change the law, but yet that's in fact what he did. that's why this debate is so important today. it really has nothing to do with d.h.s. funding, amnesty or immigration. that's the vehicle we're using, sure but it has everything to do with the united states constitution and that sacred separation of powers says the executive branch executes the laws, we make the law in this chamber we have the only constitutional authority to do that and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. massie: mr. sp

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good afternoon, this is the meeting of the commission of the community investment and infrastructure for march 18, 2015. >> call the first tell. >> the first tell is roll

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here now former senator scott brown who was defeated by ms. warren in massachusetts.l me about this woman. do you respect her. >> of course i respect her. i respect the fact that she ran a very spirited campaign, obviously winning in massachusetts as a republican tough. she ran during a presidential, did everything she could to win and ultimately won. >> so you weren't mad at her for anything she said about you or she didn't do anything untoward in the campaign. >> you need to have a thick citizen in politics. >> i know that some people at times it gets bitter. sometimes it's okay. you seem to be okay with her. >> listen, if you think i'm going to vote for her president that's not happening. >> politics politic sass blood sport. >> as a person do you feel that she is an honorable person elizabeth warren? >> i think she is a good person. >> do you? >> i do. i think she is a good person. >> i don't know her. she teaches at harvard and all that. >> listen, she appeals to a very ultra liberal base of the country. she can -- she can raise money. she has that support of the

ms. burley: what politicians say, you remember we asked that he brown in the debate, so it is only fair to put the same question to you. what do you think david cameron 's best qualities are, given that you have called him a chicken and a bully. mr. miliband: first, equal marriage. it is the right thing to do for the country. and this is not going to be intensely popular. the commitment to overseas development. and there are going to be some people who do not like me saying that, but he took a risk and the conservative party by saying it is the right thing to do, and he has kept you that, and i think that is the right thing to do. i do not know whether we would have a pint. it is hard when we share bacon sandwiches. it is hard when you are in politics, because you see me and him shouting at each other during prime minister's questions, and it is not very edifying, but as he said earlier, it is the back and forth. ms. burley: let's bring in jeffrey. jeffrey: my question to you, you made it quite difficult for your supporters and for people who are undecided. mr. miliband: what a great start

brown. >> james ross long law valero consulting inc. john newman. >> thank you select one. >> just one. >> okay. >> airbnb. >> great thanks that complements our selection process. >> thank you, ms. shay and to the public for your assistance two former commissioners can't get better than that the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action for the project calendar for various staff projects you want to talk about that one. >> yes. sxhour and commissioners and thank you deputy director at the last meeting the commission approved four proposals for staff to pursue and investigate in terms of augmenting the city campaign finance ordinance and given sort of you know the choices and sort of the amount of work involved the commission directed united states to prepare a project calendar that estimated sort of how much time and the type of work into each particular project and then to bring that forward to the commission for comment, approval and certainly suggestions and ultimately direction as your thoughts to that calendar along the way also the commission did excuse to start mostly on one particular proposal that was the proposal regarding mechanic ballet measure and t

mayor ed lee and mayor brown thank you for that president to expand beacon site in the fall of 2016 and i want to acknowledge our families the silver family and her son gregory and ms. walker and ms. christine the mother i'm excited i'm nervous that is a huge task it's monumental the district has put a lot of love into this to the o spot i've been in situations where i see schools close and it tells the community that community cares about the citizens this city's leaders care and thank you all for this opportunity and we can conclude have a great day good afternoon i'd like to call to order the regular meeting of sfrugs today's date is march 24, 2015, roll call please. commissioner president caen p commissioner vietor commissioner moran

ms. rogers i'm going to turn it over to supervisor campos in a second i have a few questions to follow up on the comments perhaps those are in line where mr. brown about the details that the appointment process so for we certainly read in the newspapers i got an e-mail from a constituent she was told there were 6 thousand people making appointments it is circle to the statistics to date from is making restraining order prospective in if 6 thousand opted being rented that figure is probably wrong who up and down only one hundred and 59 applications and it seems to me a little bit be a uptake a whuts our general sense you know to date again, we're a month into it whether or not we think we're going to have all people that are trying to rent their units most of them are trying to you know attempt to apply for the permit and comply that the law we're going to struggle with the resources we pitted into booking the registrations and so on and so forth so we're not deploying the resources that are enforcing it as we have disagreements we have a 6 to 5 vote those who supported it want it enforced we expect that this is certainly a budget committee as we

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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