. >> take our time ms. brown don't your time ms. brown don't worry. >> there you go. >> ready. >> okay. >> it is noticed to experience the sudden death of a loved one. >> we need to do something that solve those unsolved homicide my son in 2004 san francisco introduced legislation for homicides (inaudible) their loved one in the neighborhoods (inaudible) while at the same time facing crime and violence for the (inaudible) (inaudible). >> just keep our loved ones memories alive thank you thank you, ms. brown. >> you're welcome as we always state ms. brown son please contract the self-employed there's no statute of limitations on homicide and the same frustrations you have are the frustration that the officers investigating this kind are also feel and what i showed in the video is what the officers see at the some days that manifests it's the wrong way they'll never give up on our case any thoughts and prayers an mother's day. >> any further public comment. please call item 4 >> discussion and possible action to rise the general order

ms. brown, you are recognized for five minutes. ms. brown: let me thank each one of you for your service. i was late today because i went to the women's memorial. we have that service and we have had it every year for 18 years. and colonel started that program and done an extent job. let me just say i'm a little uncomfortable when i see all of you military people there and not one woman. women are the fastest growing group of service, and as we move forward with our planning and the schedulers, whoever makes these decisions, i would like to see that we have females veterans, service representatives here with us. i feel that i need to make that statement, particular after i just left the women's memorial. now let me just say that we can blame the v.a. for a lot of things, but it's our responsibility as members of congress as i stand here today on the 24th of this month, the denver project is scheduled to shut down. i am going on the 29th. and it will be an interesting time because there will be -- it will be shut down. and it's going to

ms. brown, you are recognized for five minutes. ms. brown: let me thank each one of you for your service. i was late today because i went to the women's memorial. we have that service and we have had it every year for 18 years. and colonel started that program and done an extent job. let me just say i'm a little uncomfortable when i see all of you military people there and not one woman. women are the fastest growing group of service, and as we move forward with our planning and the schedulers, whoever makes these decisions, i would like to see that we have females veterans, service representatives here with us. i feel that i need to make that statement, particular after i just left the women's memorial. now let me just say that we can blame the v.a. for a lot of things, but it's our responsibility as members of congress as i stand here today on the 24th of this month the denver project is scheduled to shut down. i am going on the 29th. and it will be an interesting time because there will be -- it will be shut down. and it's going to c

. >> ms. brown. >> hello. >> good afternoon and welcome. >> i'm pallet brown i'd like to use the overhead certainly. >> this is - my son ab remuttered august 232006 thirty round of bullets with those guns into my son to day i city have no justice mother's day is coming that is sunday and again my son won't be here to give me flowers or candy anything he was my only son and i expected and i get jealous everyday when i see mothers with their as opposed to and they're saying mom i miss that and mother's day is coming i don't have that i know you'll be out mother's day sitting on the city hall with other mothers i'm i'll be there to help other mothers there lions share will be other organizations trying to do off of people's grief but i'll stand up for any baby i bring this with me i saw a gavin newsom at the sacramento the other day not the last but a couple weeks ago and i shimmed this his concern was the picture was ugly i wanted him to read what he said you probably think you know how this story goe

ms. brown, you are recognized for five minutes. ms. brown: let me thank each one of you for your service. i was late today because i went to the women's memorial. we have that service and we have had it every year for 18 years. and colonel started that program and done an extent job. let me just say i'm a little uncomfortable when i see all of you military people there and not one woman. women are the fastest growing group of service, and as we move forward with our planning and the schedulers, whoever makes these decisions, i would like to see that we have females veterans, service representatives here with us. i feel that i need to make that statement, particular after i just left the women's memorial. now let me just say that we can blame the v.a. for a lot of things, but it's our responsibility as members of congress as i stand here today on the 24th of this month, the denver project is scheduled to shut down. i am going on the 29th. and it will be an interesting time because there will be -- it will be shut down. and it's going to

. >> take our time ms. brown don't your time ms. brown don't worry. >> there you go. >> ready. >> okay. >> it is noticed to experience the sudden death of a loved one. >> we need to do something that solve those unsolved homicide my son in 2004 san francisco introduced legislation for homicides (inaudible) their loved one in the neighborhoods (inaudible) while at the same time facing crime and violence for the (inaudible) (inaudible). >> just keep our loved ones memories alive thank you thank you, ms. brown. >> you're welcome as

. >> you're welcome as we always state ms. brown son please contract the self-employed there's no statute of limitations on homicide and the same frustrations you have are the frustration that the officers investigating this kind are also feel and what i showed in the video is what the officers see at the some days that manifests it's the wrong way they'll never give up on our case any thoughts and prayers an mother's day. >> any further public comment. please call item 4 >> discussion and possible action to rise the general order district boundary or other action if necessary action this matter is on calendar we've voted on the district boundary chances so this is a very quick updated from the chief where we are at with implementation time wise or someone. >> i can right now, we're work with the dean i'll asking have lieutenant watching give you an update good evening welch. >> i'm going commissioners thank you for your time redistricting i'm sure you're aware of the maps were voted on and accepted open april 15th of 2015 d e m onc

. >> take our time ms. brown don't your time ms. brown don't worry. >> there you go. >> ready. >> okay. >> it is noticed to experience the sudden death of a loved one. >> we need to do something that solve those unsolved homicide my son in 2004 san francisco introduced legislation for homicides (inaudible)

ms. brown: thank you and thank you, mr. speaker. i'm going to yield first my classmate, congressman from new york, w sits next to me on the transportation and infrastructure committee and share our passion about the importance of funding a comprehensive transportation bill. i yield as mu time as he may consume. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i thank the gentlelady for yielding. mr. speaker, for well over a decade we have failedo adequately invest in transportation infrastructure. according to d.o.t. there's an $808 billion backlog of investment needs on highways and bridges, including $480 billion in critical repair work. public transit has an $86 billion backlog which increases by $2.5 billion each year as bus and rail infrastructure ages. the american society of civil engineers has given u.s. infrastructure an overall grade of d-minus because 54% of our major roads are rated poor or mediocre. one out of every four bridges in the united states 147,000 bridges are structurally deficient or obsolete.

ms. brown: that's the problem. mr. roe: i'll take -- ms. brown: it is a misnomer to sit here and say people don't want to work for the v.a. they do want to work for the v.a. what happens is it takes too long, the process. by the time they go through the system, someone else has already hired them. let's don't sit here and say people do not want to go to the v.a. they do. and they want to work at the v.a. let's be clear. we have doctors and nurses and professionals, there are veterans coming out that want to work at the v.a. but our process is too long. i yield. mr. roe: i now take this opportunity to recognize my good friend, senator boozman, who when he served in the superior house, the house of representatives, was on the veterans' affairs committee. i now yield to senator boozman. senator boozman: thank you very much. thank you very much for being here and thank you so much for your advocacy. you do a tremendous job in push things forward. i agree with you, mr. reickhoff, the danger it is in the signing ceremony, everybody's patting thems

i think that what ms. brownempting to do, she wasn't dealing with any scientific factor some other kind of theory. she was just trying to snatch -- >> i think what you're saying is not so much that you're devaluing the role of motherhood but, rather, there are other factors at play here and that's not just get caught up on what mom was doing. >> exactly. see, here's the thing. you can't fight violence with more violence. you can't fight oppression with more oppression. you know, i hear a lot of talk about how this mother's actions were about keeping him safe. but the irony is all week long we've been hearing calls from, you know, the president, from city officials, from activists, from clergy saying stop the violence, stop the violence. but then we see this clip of a mother wailing on her son and we applaud it. and the violence is the -- hitting a child is not going to save them from being beaten by the police or killed or even from jail. the statistics and the names of the dead bear this out. >> what would you

of the things i think you are seeing with this committee i've been your six and a half years and ms. brown has been there for over 20. >> twenty-three. >> twenty-three, correction. one of the things that i've noticed in these hearings is the attendance of the members. there's much more interest in the last year. it's a doubled or tripled. they are very meaningful. i've learned a lot of things today and things are going to be fairly simple. things are not going to be hard to fix. and it is a bipartisan effort i might add i think you're seeing input from both. i think the fact choice card, veterans choice act i mean is nothing intimate as congress intended. we will have to do oversight on that. i can also tell you being a vietnam era veteran i served in korea in 1973 and 1974. i see a lot more emphasis towards helping veterans that i saw when i cut out of the army in 1974, i contributed a. basically they gave did not know the backend going out and that was about it. that was the only connection i got. i mean there was no t.a.p. program, there wasn't anything. we're doing much better. post-po

ms. brown: thank you mr. speaker. here we go again passing another extension and failing in our duties to provide a world class transportation system. transportation program is much too critical to our economy to be delayed any longer. unfortunately, the republican leadership in washington continues its long running failure to fund surface transportation infrastructure programs. just last week house republicans passed a bill cutting taxes by $269 billion for the richest 1% of americans with no offset but failed to pass a real transportation authorization bill that put america to work. we know for every billion dollars we invest in transportation it generates 44,000 permanent jobs. in closing second anthony foxx said all of us have a role to play in shaping our -- secretary anthony foxx said all of us have a role to play in in shaping our nation's infrastructure. as we saw last week during the tragic train derailment in philadelphia congress urgently need to increase funding for our passenger rail systems to make thing

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the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute ms. brown. speaker, i want to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the head start program. which has -- mrs. wilson: as a former head start teacher i know firsthand what access to education and a hearty breakfast can do for a child. head start introduced millions of children to learning and as a result omany of them have gone on to earn college degrees and become teachers, lawyers, doctors and even elected officials. mr. speaker, without head start many children from low income families would not receive the nutritional and educational services that are so important to early childhood development. i stand with my colleagues in the house and on the committee on education and the work force scalling for continued funding for this vital program which has been crucial in improving the lives of countless deserving children across the country. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to

ms. brown: thank you mr. speaker. here we go again passing another extension and failing in our duties to provide a world class transportation system. transportation program is much too critical to our economy to be delayed any longer. unfortunately, the republican leadership in washington continues its long running failure to fund surface transportation infrastructure programs. just last week house republicans passed a bill cutting taxes by $269 billion for the richest 1% of americans with no offset but failed to pass a real transportation authorization bill that put america to work. we know for every billion dollars we invest in transportation it generates 44,000 permanent jobs. in closing second anthony foxx said all of us have a role to play in shaping our -- secretary anthony foxx said all of us have a role to play in in shaping our nation's infrastructure. as we saw last week during the tragic train derailment in philadelphia congress urgently need to increase funding for our passenger rail systems to make thing

ms. o'neill had been bound with black-colored shoe laces. >> there was also a reddish-brown stain on thedroom carpet that might be blood. to be sure investigators turned out the lights and sprayed the stain with luminol. three very distinct blood stains emerged. >> it appeared to be consistent with the outline of the buttocks area of a human being. >> also in caballero's bedroom, investigators found several other important items. >> we found a pair of scissors. and trapped within the hinge of the scissors appeared to be blue-colored fibers. we knew that ms. o'neill had been wearing a blue-colored garment that had been cut. >> caballero maintained denise had never been inside his apartment. but under a cardboard box investigators found a gym membership card. >> and when i picked it up and turned it over and it had denise o'neill's name on it, i was ecstatic. >> detectives believe this clue was left at the scene by a desperate denise o'neill. >> my first question was, have you ever detailed denise's vehicle? luis caballero's response was he never has been in her car or never detailed her c

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ms. hope and secretary brown, and c-span this new war would never have happened. host: you may want to stick around for our next segment's morning. we are being joined by marvin kaub and his daughter. we will talk about more on the vietnam war in that segment. guest: i see your point in the upcoming segment, but in the earlier segment a colored mentioned the differences between the wars and conflicts but i know that sitting here as an iraq war veteran that the outpouring of support that i received, including at the airport to everything from thank you's and handshakes and everything else, not only is it an amazing country but thanks to vietnam veterans and those before me who were trailblazers and came back under different circumstances. i want to recognize that and say thanks. host: i want to ask you about your fellow iraq war veterans. we're seeing a lot in the news about the fall of ramadi, a city that u.s. troops died to hold. what are they saying to you as we see these images of isis raising flags over a city where american lead was spilled? guest: most of us

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brown's mother. and before we talk to ms. robinson-scott.we had the sound cut off so she wouldn't have to listen to the sound of her son. we want to offer our condolences and thank you for your son's service on this memorial day weekend. what is the work that your family is now doing and what is the just that you seek? >> now we are seeking that the guards that did this to my son be held accountable and accept responsibilities for their actions. we are also in the process of trying to get legislation changed so that these policemen will be trained how to deal with military personnel that suffer from ptsd also that the military take a more -- a bigger stance when it comes to their personnel being held in city county federal facilities that they will be walked through the process with military assistance. also that their investigative team be more active instead of just taking what the county has said as their investigation, that they do a thorough investigation. also that mental health be available for these soldiers that are suffering from p

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brown people put in jail. i want to talk to someone who has lived here in baltimore her entire life ms. yvonne thomas.en here -- i do want to -- >> i need to get to another police press conference. i'm sorry sara. sorry about that. i need to get to a police press conference. >> come together as one where we've had pastors, young adults police officers coming together as one city. peace and calm is always better than violence. my hope is that we work towards a new level of partnership in all parts of our community as we move forward. it is important that we do not lose sight of what brought us here. many families remain in pain tonight. the gray family, the family of all of the officers involved, families across baltimore have been touched by this tragedy and are touched by this tragedy. the case is in the hands of the state's attorney. we will allow and i will allow the process to proceed, and now we will have the confidence that the truth will come out and the truth will overcome for all. any questions that i can answer? [ inaudible question ] i've been here roughly 2 1/2 years. i was brought here by

ms. stabenow: mr. president, i would ask that we assume the amendment has been read. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from ohio. mr. brown: mr. president i call up amendment 1251. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: the senator from ohio mr. brown proposes an amendment numbered 1251. at the end of section 107add the followingfollowing -- mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: i will explain the amendment. there are 12 countries in the trans-pacific partnership. if at some point the president of the united states would like to add another country or two this amendment simply says that congress must approve there must be a vote of the united states house of representatives and a vote of the united states senate in order to admit a new country. therethere is some concern that the people's republic of china now the second-large of the economy in the world would come in through the back door without congressional approval. we want to make sure that this president that's in the w

ms. ramirez: thank you, chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, and the house committee on the judiciary. the police killing of michael brown and eric garner in july and august of 2014, have triggered protests not only in the cities in which those killings occurred, but also throughout this country. since those shootings there have been others. ready gray in baltimore and walter scott in south carolina. it's plain to me and i expect to all of you today here, that these protests are not just about the unwillingness to prosecute all but one of those officers nor these shootings -- for these shootings, but about a long, simmering resentment in the african-american and latino communities that the criminal law applies differently to them than it does to white americans. that the police too often stop and frisk latino and african-american youths with impunity and without reasonable arparticular labble suspicions. that automobiles driven by african-americans especially in white neighborhoods, are too often stopped by police for driving while black. that the death of a black man at the hands of police is seen as more forgivable tha

cashing the check that we have been given, african-americans and browns, without that check be in cash, there is systematic racism and msright, no personal tax you but conservatism has may be, a narrow view. host: thanks, calvin. guest: if conservatism has a narrow view, i would like to know what you think about democrats. blacks, over 90% as a race, continue voting democrat on the city, state, and federal level, and we have not been benefited by that, but i do want to go like to what mr. joseph said about the bank bailouts of 2008. i did not agree with them. i do not think we should have bailed out the banks. i did not get telecom a calvin did not get a bailout. i am a small business owner. the taxation on the is great. i am keenly aware of the struggle to operate a small business. i think with respect to student loans, we need to reform really the student loan process, which means getting the federal government out of making student loans because when universities and colleges across the country like the one you teach at, mr. joseph tufts the average tuition is what, over $40,000 a year? astronomical. private and publ

reverend brown, given your work in north baltimore, i want to talk to you a little bit about or ask you, um, you know, ms. garza referred to how we can sort of get the voices of the most impacted into the conversation. what issues are you seeing on the ground in your work that aren't being translated into effective policy either at state level or at the federal level to reform our criminal justice system? >> well, i think -- and thanks again for the invitation. i think alicia hit it on the head when she talked about and referenced the power arrangement and who actually is determining where our resources go. i think that we have to really just sit -- [inaudible] as my jesuit brothers and sisters would say, we've got to lean into that discomfort and look at the ways in which the power brokers and stakeholders are often times those who are not directly affected by the institutional racism that is manifested in local communities. right? and so i'm having is a deja vu moment a little bit. i'm not an old guy, but i've studied history a little bit. and after the watts uprising in the '60s, some of these same ki

ms. stabenow: mr. president if i might -- i know senator worst is here to speak and i've already spoken but i want to echo senator brown's strong appeal that we vote on the level the playing field amendment. it is absolutely critical, and we have seen this across michigan as well as throughout the country communities have been devastated, not only the plant closings and good-paying jobs lost, the small business across the street and the whole community. and this is an incredibly important amendment and i hope that we will get a vote on it, i believe that the votes are here for this amendment on a bipartisan basis and i think it's critical that we vote and adopt it. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president i have an amendment that i would like to discuss. we about a year ago as a senate unanimously by voice vote ratified four treaties that helped protect american fisheries from illegal unreported and unregulated fishing around the world. what's called pirate fishing. this was an effort of the oceans caucus, it was led by myself and then senator begich on our side and senator murk

ms. ramirez: thank you, chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, and the house committee on the judiciary. the police killing of michael brown and eric garner in july and august of 2014, have triggered protests not only in the cities in which those killings occurred, but also throughout this country. since those shootings there have been others. freddie gray in baltimore and walter scott in south carolina. it's plain to me and i expect to all of you today here, that these protests are not just about the unwillingness to prosecute all but one of those officers nor these shootings -- for these shootings, but about a long, simmering resentment in the african-american and latino communities that the criminal law applies differently to them than it does to white americans. that the police too often stop and frisk latino and african-american youths with impunity and without reasonable articulable suspicions. that automobiles driven by african-americans, especially in white neighborhoods, are too often stopped by police for driving while black. that the death of a black man at the hands of police is seen as more forgivable than the

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reverend brown given your work in north baltimore, i want to talk to you a little bit about or ask you um, you know, ms. garza referred to how we can sort of get the voices of the most impacted into the conversation. what issues are you seeing on the ground in your work that aren't being translated into effective policy either at state level or at the federal level to reform our criminal justice system? >> well, i think -- and thanks again for the invitation. i think alicia hit it on the head when she talked about and referenced the power arrangement and who actually is determining where our resources go. i think that we have to really just sit -- [inaudible] as my jesuit brothers and sisters would say, we've got to lean into that discomfort and look at the ways in which the power brokers and stakeholders are often times those who are not directly affected by the institutional racism that is manifested in local communities. right? and so i'm having is a dÉjÀ vu moment a little bit. i'm not an old guy but i've studied history a little bit. and after the watts uprising in the '60s, some of these same kin

ms. ramirez, welcome. you want to turn that on. >> thank you, chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, and the house committee on the judiciary. the police killing of michael brownc garner in july and august of 2014 have triggered protests not only in the cities in which those killings occurred but also throughout this country. since those shootings, there have been others. freddie gray in baltimore, and walter lemire scott in south carolina. it's plain to me, and i expect to all of you today here that these protests are not just about the willingness to prosecute all but one of these police officers about the shootings but about a long-simmering resentment in the african-american and latino communities. that the criminal law anobel peace prize differently to them than it does to white americans. that the police too often stop and frisk latino and african-american youths with impunity and without reasonable articuable decision. that automobiles driven by african-americans especially in white neighborhoods are too often stopped by police for driving while black. that the death of a black man at the hands of police is seen as more forgivable than the death of a wh

ms. ramirez: thank you, chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, and the house committee on the judiciary. the police killing of michael brown and eric garner in july and august of 2014, have triggered protests not only in the cities in which those killings occurred, but also throughout this country. since those shootings there have been others. freddie gray in baltimore and walter scott in south carolina. it's plain to me and i expect to all of you today here, that these protests are not just about the unwillingness to prosecute all but one of those officers for the shootings but about a long, simmering , resentment in the african-american and latino communities that the criminal law applies differently to them than it does to white americans. that the police too often stop and frisk latino and african-american youths with impunity and without reasonable articulable suspicions. that automobiles driven by african-americans, especially in white neighborhoods, are too often stopped by police for driving while black. that the death of a black man at the hands of police is seen as more forgivable than the death of a white man. t