. >> if someone from border control says hello ms chang. why are you here i'll coming to have a kid. >> that will be a level of that is lacking when people are doing that. it could lead to a turn around. the boarder inspector could say that you intend to live and work in the united states and that the visa is inval i had. we heard from a federal agent saying it's not illegal to have a child. can you be overt. ois obvious you are in your third trimester, and someone says (witness does as requested did you visit now. you say i'd like to have a child. the interesting case is that these women were coached a lot. coached not to bring maternally close. so as to hide baby dump. it's not illegal to dom the united states to have a baby. disposing that will leave the customs inspector. they have power to make that just and turn sun around. is $another way to proceed with this. do you say i'd like to have a kid. i'd like him to go - live and work in the united states. i don't want to go to a broker. it there a straight forward way to do that? explaini

.) >> (calling names) is ms. chang here okay (calling names). >> good afternoon. thank you. >> i'm stephanie chang the delete for the coalition - >> i'm stephanie chang the delete for san francisco neighborhood a resolution was adapted by the coalition on february 17th i'd like to read into the record and present a copy to you. >> dear sfmta board of directors the coalition for san francisco neighborhood c s f n come down or 40 neighborhood organizations at a dealer noted meeting of its general assembly on february 17, 2015 passed the following resolution on the changes being proposed to polk street resolved the c s f neutron supports the retention of parking on polk street the eliminations of the proposed 84 wu zone from pine street to baud on the east side of polk street and the preparation by it sfmta the city and county of san francisco of an environmental impact report eir on the impact of the polk street escape project on the polk street neighborhood before any 0 further approval the implementation of the project thank you. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> that i

ms. tilly chang. >> good morning this months report begins with the state level on the board equalization prices and the state adjusts the competently kiss tax in gasoline we expect to see a decline in x kinds tax this will to come to the whole state dpw estimates a 70 percent in the gas tax k378gsz we receive for resurfacing and road with work we have joined a large group of coalitions and organizations and on letter i've attached to my are support offering to work with the govern to protect the existing level of revenues to grow the transportation revenues to grow our infrastructure and investment in addition in terms of the legislative masking i'll see the items relate to two things the high occupancy one is authored by assembly transportation chair frazier ab 94 and another one through the cal secretary of transportation process budget trailer bill 402 we have outlined those in your legislative matrix both are how we develop the high occupancy work and the express lane working with our workers and briefing supervisor campos and supervisor wiener with the transportation commission and

enzi: what if it does change the outcome? ms. murray: then it changes the outcome and we'd have to -- have we done all the voice votes, mr. chairman? mr. enzi: yes. we have two votes left and then final vote. ms. murray: so which amendments are left to vote on? mr. enzi: your sequester replacement and the oil spill cleanup. ms. murray: and final passage? mr. enzi: and final passage, yes. >> for the record, i would object to the unanimous request consent. mr. enzi: which unanimous consent request? mr. sessions: the one that senator murray just offered. ms. murray: i'm assuming we have three votes left and we'll be done, correct? are you suggesting a time of 5:10 for us to vote on the final amendments? i think people are trying to figure out when they're going to be able to get flights. we're just asking for -- mr. enzi: i hope it doesn't take that long for them to get from that committee to here. ms. murray: can we get clarification from staff so that everybody's here? that would be very helpful. mr. enzi: one's here. [inaudible] >

ms. gissendaner has changed.t the legal system played out and that no matter what might have arisen since then, nothing went wrong legally. do you respect that? >> i do not respect that. because what's been to troublesome about this particular case is why have clem mancy if the 18 years of incarceration didn't matter. why have a hearing if what she does in the meantime doesn't matter. the board has the power to weigh these situations and see. and what i'm hoping they see is that there's a life that is of value in the prison and in our world right now. the whole prison system is built around the idea of rehabilitation. this is a woman that has been rehabilitated. to deny that is to deny a lot of what the department of corrections is about. she also has been denied in this process -- this process has been a very torturous process. she's been denied a lot of things that any hey man being should have in this process. she wanted her chaplain of 16 years to be with her today and she was denied that request. she wanted

ms. clinton had changed in the wake of the controversy. 2 the 9 percent said their opinion of her had gottenorse. 65% of respond dents said it had not changed and 3 percent said it actually got better. email situation. mrs. clinton could face backlash over her comments last year on the bowe bergdahl swap. >> did he make a deal with the devil? on releasing those five taliban? >> i think this was a very hard choice which is why i think my book is so aptly named. if you look at what the factors were going into the decision of course there are competing interests and values. one of our values is we bring everybody home off the battlefield the best we can. it doesn't matter how they ended up in a prisoner of war situation. >> it doesn't matter? >> it does not matter. we bring our people home. >> joining us now with reaction executive director of the accountability project and from washington, democratic strategist denise fuentes. start with you. the poll shows that even though there is a big email scandal the people's opinion hasn't changed of her. it doesn't mean it's any better or any worse it

changed. in october, when ms. dura represented the proposal.involved the cessation and now the cessation of heavy bomb bombardment bombardment. ms. dura's proposal he receiptedly said he is facing a daunting challenge. these are warring sides who don't trust each other. each one of them sees the other as illegitimate. what he was trying to do was reduce violence to ease the suffering of the people and allow humanitarian aid in. the envoy was hoping if the deal is put in place, some sort of political process can begin from the bottom up. but now that the opposition has rejected this initiative outright his proposal is ineffect, dead. there is no other political process underway in syria. syrians said the war is going to enter its 5th year and statistics released by the syrian observatory for human rights says in the month of february 4,000, more than 4,000 people were killed. among them 800 civilians. at the end of the day, this initiative did not involve solving the syrian crisis but the u.n. was hoping to start somewhere and now we are really

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ms. hartzler no. :mr. brat: no. mr. mooney: -- mr. chairman: no. >> have all members voted? any member wish to change their vote? the clerk will report. clark: the ayes are 14 and the nos are 21. >> the next amendment is number 18. >> amendment number 18 is offered by ms. castor relating to transportation infrastructure. ms. castor: the republican budget would have a devastating impact on our ability to fund transportation and infrastructure in america. mr. bell holland, -- mr. van hollen i listened very closely : to your question of the budget staff. they said they have no plan and the problem is we are facing another cliff for the highway trust fund. highway transit system, air ports, and seaports drive economic growth. in this global economy, the countries with modern transportation networks will compete best and grow. the jobs often pay higher wages. in fact, the american society of civil engineers asked that -- maybe this is a bipartisan amendment we can agree on. the president proposed a detailed, six-year plan. you may not like how we funded it but at least he did it. the republican budget will send a ripp

but we think that is worthwhile if you're going to consider to go through some of the changes in some detail and that ms. fleming and others are presented to p do that not necessary. >> thank you. superintendent deputy although, i want to review the material to make sure we're on the sampling so to speak to we're looking at version number two, that was spent earlier with a couple of small corrections per the e-mail two packet for our review one the actual proposal for your consideration this evening which excludes a narrative and spreadsheet and the second packet which i'll be speaking to and reviewing totally tonight is the supporting material there are copies for the members of the public and the proposed spend plan is online on the peace website the easier way to do a search for peace cac and you'll find it by navigating to the page know that if you're on a computer commissioners i can navigate through the consonants through the table contents and the first part is the budget overview which shows the change from first reading to second reading so what we have a a column that is in blue is represents

ms. blackburn? no. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> are that are any members wishing to vote or change their vote? hearing none the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14 and the nos are 21. >> the nos have it, the amendment is hotnot agreed to. we're about to move into tier two agreements. it's further agreed to by the majority minority the time set for these tier two amendments will be six minutes, equally divided. the proponent of the amendment will have the first two minutes. the opponent or response to the amendment will be three minutes. and then one minute time per close. are there any amendments? ms. lou hahn grisham is -- excuse me. this amendment is number 15. offered by ms. lou hahn grisham. >> amendment number 15 offered by ms. lou hahn grisham related to medicare. >> ms. lou hahn grisham is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. now i've already spoke and bit about medicare, but this budget does more than turn it into a voucher program. it actually repeals all of the affordable care act supports and protections. enjoyed by millions of america

we're hoping to change those ms into actual numbers sometime later on. right now here's some numbers. temperatures, south africa 57. that'll go for oakland as well. concord 58. zap carlos 57. livermore right at 57 degrees. what to expect much 63 in san francisco. we'll track the storm coming up. guys? >> all right. and breaking news this morning. we have just learned that a man shot at police saturday morning has died. police say the man was wielded a knife and had a fake gun in his waistband. it happened just before 6:00 p.m. near the target store. police say an officer told a machine to drop knife. he came toward the officer instead and the officer opened fire. of the man was taken to the hospital where he laterred die. comingen, kron4 which will have much more on the shooting. the message the suspect left behind for police. >> richmond police are investigating an officer- involve shooting. 25th street and roosevelt avenue. police say an officer trying to make a traffic stop but he sped off and led police on a chase. the suspect got out of his car and

ms. etheridge's visitors seem endless and the questions never change. >> that's okay. >> i need to know whatequirements are to receive a photo. >> you want a normal photo or are you talking about one of your girlfriend or something or a female? >> of a female. >> female? nipple cannot show, genital area cannot show. other than that they can have on lingerie as long as it's not see-through. they can have on a bathing suit, bra and panties, as long as it's not see through. you can't see anything here or down here. >> what about like a friend? they see pictures of them drinking beer or stuff like that? >> no. >> no pictures of beer in the photo? >> no, sir. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. i have never seen him before in my life. >>> coming up, jamie bell like you've never seen him before. >> just trying to get ready to go home soon i hope. making him feel warm. then pie crust, as he wonders if it's too soon to ask what's for dessert. now vanilla, reminding him of pep talks with mom and slightly inappropriate advice from dad. new air wick life scents in mom's baking, the first constantly changi

ms. nowak: there is a balance that needs to be struck. senator whitehouse: how do you strike that balance if you don't know whether climate change is happening and whether human activity plays a role in it? and the costs could be dire and expensive? ms. nowak: we look at what the impact on our great payers would be and the benefits to the environment. senator whitehouse: the impact could be felt through climate change as well as the rate they pay? that is not part of what you looked at? ms. nowak: the benefits have been put fourth by the epa. we are weighing it against the costs the epa has proposed. senator whitehouse: the executive director of the wisconsin business alliance has called renewable energy and economic opportunity. she said, we should look for opportunities to promote jobs and the environment. the clean power plan is a great way to do that. there are other voices from wisconsin. rocky mount power's owner, the spokesperson, has said multistate approaches are likely to be less costly ways to meet the clean power plan's targets. the casper star tribune in wyoming, they held earlier discussion -- consistent with the multistate app

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ms. philadelphia to years ago. >> it was not about me. you might think it's kind of silly but it's absolutely changes is.iew portion, this is worth 22 percent of the school. the voter turnout should birth control be given out of high school? that is pretty tough, something that sets the tone for the rest of the day of competition. now we are getting ready for the onstage portion of competition where you we will see what you expect to see, the lifestyle and swimsuit competition the evening gown competition, the talent competition. i am in a cool part all we are calling the wall of winners. here is my picture. >> in philadelphia. [applause] >> the pageant is over. we have a new ms. philadelphia. twenty-two years old. who knows. maybe ms. miss america. for all my updates you can follow me on twitter. >> here is what your "search engine" found today. they usually story was about water freezing when it's cold. >> to be fair it is abnormally cold. still. get it together. >> that's exactly what happened to one french news reporter. luckily she recovered and was able to continue one. soaking wet in frigid whethe

change this. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: ms. heitkamp: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. ms. heitkamp: i'd ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. heitkamp: mr. president i come to the floor today to talk about what i believe may be one of the most critical pieces of legislation to address human trafficking in the united states and that piece of legislation is senator leahy's runaway and homeless youth and trafficking prevention act. i am proud to be a cosponsor of this legislation and to add my name to senator leahy's amendment that he introduced yesterday that adds this important piece of legislation to this current debate. senator leahy as we all know, has been a tireless advocate for homeless and runaway youth and for lgbt individuals and victims of human trafficking. and his bill would provide the necessary services and additional protections for all of these young children. so thank you again senator leahy, for your continued work on behalf of some of our most vulnerabl

change pretty quickly. we do not always behave as well as we should. ms. burley let's bring in bridget. bridget: i am a retired professional. after an accident, i have been left with physical challenges, yet i remain active in the community. i am passionate about the provision of care for the elderly, and i feel that we should be treated with dignity and respect. would you, prime minister, considerate appropriate to appoint a cabinet minister for older people, one who would show empathy with older people? try minister cameron: well, first of all bridget, thank you, because they do really matter. making sure we treat retired people with dignity and security in their old age after a full working life is one of the most important things we can do as a country, and that is why we have been so clear with the free prescriptions, winter fuel payments, they will continue for everybody. adding they should be all right and we should make that clear. should we have a dedicated older persons representative in the cabinet? i will think about it, but i am a little bit worried about it. i do not want

changed federal law. but the film is sparking controversy. earlier this week fsu president john thrasher issued a statement saying that the film neglected to include the university went to extraordinary lengths to support ms. kinsman, including initiating an independent investigation by a former florida state supreme court justice. >> what is the fundamental impact you hope this film has? >> i hope it radically changes the way our culture and our country views this the issue and views these crimes. >> is there one thing you want young women who are about to go into college to know? >> they have a right to safe education. that if they feel in danger they have a right to speak up. they have a right. that's something i didn't know. >> reporter: a i'm amy robach in los angeles. >> "the hunting ground" is playing now in select movie theaters. >>> constitute key to relieving chronic pain lie in a body part you've never even heard of? one woman's remarkable pill-free healing process. >>> later on "nightline," our adventure into the australian wild. equal parts snugly and scary. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out... with humira. humira works by targ

change the status quo. we're just asking them to focus on the victims. so as ms. gaetan who is with the coalition against trafficking in as the coalition against trafficking women said democrats are choosing a phantom a phantom problem of a real issues. shame on us. shame on us. we can do better. these symptoms deserve better. they deserve better. shame on us and we'll get this problem solved and if we don't pass this piece of legislation that's bipartisan legislation that gets to the president's desk where he will gladly sign it. >> mr. president. >> i would ask unanimous -- unanimous consent request. they have the approval of majority and minority leaders. these requests will be printed in the record. without objection. >> mr. president, republican colleagues said they are here fighting for women. if that were the case they would not have snuck into this bill a provision that hurts. and that is not just me. i ask unanimous consent to place it into the record. >> without objection. >> in early january e-mail reviews, republican judiciary committee staffers said a

change in government. mr. horowitz: dream job? startup? politics? ms.a: probably more times than most, i am asked if i will run for office. i don't know. my inkling is a no. i think a dream job is continuing to do what i am doing, and that is -- my job and my office is a public relations to the community. whatever i do when i grow up is going to have to be something that is connected to service because it is important for us to reconnect. i do want to touch on how we can we more politically active and want to be in office. more of us start voting. i don't understand why election day is not a national holiday. if we want to talk about santa clausing things, give people an opportunity to vote. that would change things what is going on in congress. when we vote, we influence who step through that door on capitol hill. unfortunately, there's not enough of us. if you look at who voted in the mayoral campaign, less than 10% of people voting in the primary. if we start voting more, an electorate-driven congress, i think we will see changes and be more inspired

change the status quo. we're just asking them to focus on the victims. so as ms. gaetan who is with the coalition against trafficking in women, said senate democrats are choosing a phantom problem over real victims. shame on us if we allow that to happen. shame on us. we can do better. these victims deserve better. the people we work for in the 50 states around this country they deserve better. shame on us if we don't get this problem solved and if we don't pass this piece of legislation this bipartisan legislation and get it to the president's desk where he will gladly sign it. mr. president, i would ask unanimous consent -- i have eight unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. i'd ask consent these requests be agreed to and these requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. cornyn: thank you mr. president. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california.

ms. lujan grisham aye. mr. chairman, no. rep. price: have all members voted? a members want to change their vote? >> the aye's are 14 and the no's are 22. amendment number 24 offered by mr. van hollen relating to overseas contingency operations. rep. price: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. representative van hollen: the games that this committee plays with defense spending -- here is what the committee said last year. it said abuse of the oco adjustment is a backdoor loophole that undermines the integrity of the budget process. the budget committee will recognize the responsibilities in regards to oco and will approve increases our leaders say are needed to carry out operations. that is this committee unanimously. what this budget does is say ignore what the committee told the whole rest of the congress last year. in fact, what we're doing my putting in extra money is precisely what we said we would not do last year. not only that, but this house went on as part of the national defense authorization bill to codify the regulations in the house version of the bill that say

change the status quo. we are just asking them to focus on the victim. so as ms. gaitan with the coalition against trafficking women said some of -- senate democrats are choosing a phantom problem over real victims. shame on us if we allow that to happen. shame on us. we can do better. these victims deserve better. the people we work for in the 50 states around this country, they deserve better. shame on us if we don't get this problem solved and if we don't pass this piece of legislation. this bipartisan legislation and get it to the president's desk where he would gladly sign it. mr. president i would ask unanimous consent have a unanimous consent request for committees to me during the day session. they have the approval of the minority and majority leaders and i would ask is that these request the return be printed in the record. >> is there objection? without objection. >> thank you mr. president. i yield the floor. >> mr. president? our republican colleagues say they are here fighting for women. if that were the case then they wouldn't have snuck into this b

and finally if and when the economy changes that will have a significant impact on the forecast so for that reason we decided to include a recession scenario. >> yes ms. howard genetically we're still the same things how do the budget look on a tax basis. >> we're expecting about probably about $6 million to the good on a one-time basis so there's part of governs plan to repay the wall of debt and counties are one the entities to which we owe money we'll benefit modesty from that at the same time there are changes to the workers' compensation that costs us $3 million and in addition we've expecting that the gas tax is going to decline by $8 million and that's largely due to the low gas prices we're all experiencing the combination of that plus reduced gas sales are less revenue the gas tax is a source of benefits for the streetsy paving program in the city. >> thank you. >> so i've use this slide a lot i can't remember if i've shown it to you before but i may have this slide is really trying to express visually kind of what is happened in the past related to the expansions and recreations we can draw our conclusion since 19 hundred you know the long

ms. griffin i believe much of the pressure on the department of justice to make changes to the consent decrees may well stem from the threat of full withdraw from the publishers which would seriously threaten the current blanket license scheme that we have in place today. we do have statutory licenses for certain uses and copyright law. if we can come up with a statutory license that also protects competition and provides transparency helps artists get paid drektly, we would support that. but, at the time we don't have that for these kinds of uses. >> can you tell us whether it makes sense to have this quasi regulatory system administered by a handful of d.o.j. regulators and a handful of judges? in terms of the consent decrees where they are now i would say having expertise in how markets are working which is very important here, and, for the federal judges, they are impartial. they understand the law. they are able to obtain all of the facts. it's not that we can't consider new ones. >> thank you. my time is expired. senator? >> thank you. ms. griffin, one of the things that we know is that

change the status quo. we're just asking them to focus on the victims. so as ms. gaetan who is with the coalition against trafficking in as the coalition against trafficking women said democrats are choosing a phantom a phantom problem of a real issues. shame on us. shame on us. we can do better. these symptoms de

change jobs with someone else. our late sports anchor george michael wanted to be senator, no price. it turned out ms.nted to report sports. as the video showed she had some talent behind the desk. take the next commercial to watch her on our nbc washington app. that's cool. >>> we have an exclusive look at the new addition to d.c.'s 40-year-old jail. only news4 cameras were allowed inside as the city opened a library for inmates in the basement of its correctional institute in southeast, including paperbacks only. librarians will cart the books into the housing areas in the cells form the inmates will be able to choose what they want to read. there are no fictional stories, though that glorify drugs or violence, according to city officials. >> so best sellers, mysteries, romances science fiction, a lot of the airport paper backs you would see just about anywhere are super popular, no matter where you are. >> you can get some books to read to limit the stressors that you might be going through, books is always good for you to have. >> an escape? >> yeah. >>> d.c.'s public library and agency and staff

ms. julius: when one element of society is going to change other elements need to maintain stability. and may the economy is unlikely to change so much that it will be a material thing. francine: some investors have come on the program saying the boe won't have the guts to do anything before the fed raises rates. does that seem sensible? ms. julius: the fed's movement will be a consideration. if it looks like the labor market was getting tighter and wage rates started to go up and there was pressure for wages to go, some underlying things the boe looks at in the labor market, those signals would change. at that point that would be more important than what the fed does. guy: what -- why with a raise rates? what are they trying to achieve by raising rates? ms. julius -- ms. julius: they're trying to stick to the inflation target. that is a long way to look ahead. especially when the international financial market is in an odd situation. there forecasts have not been very reliable. there is a little bit of -- guy: predictably unreliable. ms. julius: each member has got to do a judgment c

. >> exactly no changed in regards to the variance just snow deck above the portion that requires the variants thank you. >> so ms. mars request for a might have adjustment was that considered earlier. >> at the variance hearing a lot of the issues that were raised really dealt with the los angeles police department slide landslide potential and the engineers but i didn't see how i don't know how any proposed reduction will do anything to affiliate or address the concerns of the appellant i don't see how the proposed area impacts the property in any way thanks. >> a question mr. sanchez who initiated the dr. >> the dr requester was melody the appellant. >> okay. thank you echo any public comment on this item? is there someone who wants to speak please step forward. >> good evening my name is karen i'm the owner of thirty hodge's alley to the north of 26 and the area that we are talking about where the variance is there has already been a story board put up for months i'm in favor of that it will increase the privacy on my property not to have that an open stairway with people running up and down we don't know wha