ms. johnson phoned the police to report that her roommate, mr. smith, was suffering from psychological problems, had been drinking, and was taking medication. in her request for the police, this johnson indicated mr. smith was not known to carry weapons and that she wanted vice from officers on how to deal with mr. smith. she needed assistance based on his behavior. officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguit

ms. johnson is with the project.he said the auditory and visual cues help these kids retain new words. >> the modeling of language is really important. >> here's another game. >> children will dig right in and experience it for themselves. >> that back and forth action done when sheering the sheep develops their fine motor skills, needed to start writing. it also allows her to move around and teach anywhere in the classroom. it also encourages independent play. shana of redwood city still remembers the phone call she said changed her son's life. >> out of the blue i got a phone call that said i won an ipad and i said, okay, that sounds great. >> leo was already using an ipod touch with little success. >> he has problems with fine motor skills, and so it didn't matter how fun the apps were if he couldn't manipulate them properly. >> but the bigger screen on the ipad changed everything. >> i wrote a word. i think it was "goat" and i started writing g-o, and he said, "go" and i wrote the a-t, and he said, "goat." i thou

ms. johnson, last week and talked to some of these people.th you, they want to destroy the system. they want a quasisocialistic system like europe or a real socialist system like cuba. that was almost uniform to everybody we talked to. they don't like capitalism. they think it exploits the people and, you know, when americans hear that they reject it. >> i think there are some sentiment rage out there. you will find, in any movement you are going to find a sector that espousing some very extreme ideas. >> bill: all the extremists. >> we see that in the tea party. rand paul. >> bill: extremism in every movement. everybody we talk to was down with the pigs, whatever it was. >> a lot of sympathizers down there who just care about their property values right now. they care about getting back to work. >> bill: i don't believe that for a second. 4.5% unemployment in the college educated. i keep going back to that you know. go ahead, tobin. >> bill, again, the tea party, they could learn something from the tea party. if they were going to say, for i

ms. gail johnson. can you share announcements? >> all persons are requested to off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit speaker cards, please put them up by the rail in front of you to your left. if you submit copies of materials for members of the committee, please submit an extra copy for the file. the two items on the agenda today, it recommended, will go to the full board for consideration tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. >> very good. thank you, madam clerk. please call item number 1. >> item 1, resolution supported regulated and safe patient access to medical cannabis in the city and county of san francisco. >> supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you. good morning, everyone. happy monday, happy halloween. this is the resolution that i am introducing, along with a number of my colleagues did not want to think that for their co- sponsorship. supervisor mar, supervisor of ellis, president chiu, supervisor mirkarimi, supervisor kim, and supervisor wiener. this makes it very clear that we, on the board of supe

ms. johnson is with the project.isual cues help these kids retain new words. >> the modeling of language is really important. >> here's another game. >> children will dig right in and experience it for themselves. >> that back and forth action with sheering the sheep develops their fine motor skills, needed to start writing. it also allows her to move around and teach anywhere in the classroom. it also encourages independent play. shana of redwood city still remembers the phone call she said changed her son's life. >> out of the blue i got a phone call that said i won an ipad and i said, okay, that sounds great. >> leo was already using an ipod touch with little success. >> he has problems with fine motor skills, and so it didn't matter how fun the apps were if he couldn't manipulate them properly. >> but the bigger screen on the ipad changed everything. >> i wrote a word. i think it was "goat" and i started writing g-o, and he said, "go" and i wrote the a-t, and he said, "goat." i thought what's next? >> this group

ms. gail johnson. please share announcements. >> all persons attending this meeting are requested to turn off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit speaker cards, put the mind the contain terror -- container in front of me to your left. if you submit copies of materials for members of the committee, please submit an extra copy for the file. supervisor avalos: thank you, madam clerk. please call item number 1. >> hearing to receive performance data on muni service along all light rail vehicles lines for months of february, march, and april 2011 including information regarding mr. runs in costs is -- and causes for mr. runs, on-time performance, number of switchbacks, and steps taken by the municipal transportation agency to address these issues. supervisor avalos: thank you. i will pass this onto supervisor chu. this is an issue that hits my district as well and a lot of other places. supervisor chu: thank you for having this hearing today. this was an item that we heard previously, close to

ms. johnson: thank you. i rise to strike the last word. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. johnson: i rise in support of the waxman amendment and without the amendment i rise in opposition to h.r. 2681. the cement federal regulatory relief act of 2011. as we all know, cement plants are one of the primary sources of mercury pollution in the u.s. in my state of texas alone, there are 10 cement plants which emitted 225 pounds of mercury in 2009 alone. it takes only 1/7 of a teaspoon of mercury to contaminate 25 acre -- and children are the most vulnerable. mercury exposure impairs a child's ability to learn, write, walk, talk and read. as a registered nurse i have seen firsthand how children are particularly sensitive to emissions of mercury and our air toxins. as a mother and a grandmother, i cannot stand by and watch these emissions go unchecked. i have always been a strong and proud defendant of e.p.a.'s charge to protect public health and the environment. in 2009 i wrote a letter to e.p.a. administrator lisa jac

ms. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today because it has been nearly 11 months that this republican-led house of representatives has pursued no jobs agenda simply complaining about the protections that the american citizens receive. the american jobs act will put teachers, firefighters, police officers, and construction workers back on the job. it will create job opportunities for returning american veterans. it will cut taxes and create financial growth incentives for american businesses. as well as provide much needed job training and hiring programs for the americans that are currently looking for work. many provisions of the american jobs act have been strongly supported by republicans in the past. but now suddenly they are against these ideas because they are being proposed by a democratic president. this is the opposite of negotiation and compromise and the american people do not have the patience for these antics instead of action. i urge both parties of this house to work together and pass the american jo

e-mail, tim johnson. ms. coulter lays it on the line, and all who disagree are, in her words, stupid and demonic. >> guest: um, no. some are misguided. mostly i think it is the worshiping of false idols, however. i think it is this desire to be considered cool and in and be not have to think about anything. >> host: her public appearances are an avalanche of gnarl words, and if serious conservatives want to be taken seriously, the first thing they have to do is distance themselves from the likes of glenn beck, rush limbaugh, grover norquist and ann coulter. >> guest: well, i don't know about the other guys, but i would say not at all for me. [laughter] snarl words. i mean, this is like what i said about joe mccarthy. what's your point? what are you disagreeing with? what's the snarl world? was i think that was not -- because i think that was not all sweetness and nights in that e-mail. [laughter] but this is how liberals avoid talking about the issues. i mean, that was the theme of "slander" that they anat me

ms. eddie bernice johnson of texas on monday 10,/3, and tuesday 10/4. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> request permission to address the house for one minute. the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: permission granted. without objection, will the house please come to order. members please take their conversations off the floor. the house will come to order. the house will come to order. the gentleman from texas. mr. poe spks -- mr. poe: mr. speaker, the palestinian authority has a new face for its movement for statement, latifah audiocassette mood. she is the mother of seven prisoners an the mother of person called martyr. they are in prison for crimes against humanity. rather than mother of the year, it turns out she's mother of all terrorists. one of her sons, the martyr, planned and conducted the murder of an israeli police officer. her other sons are serving a total of 18 life sentences. th

when pannell and johnson-odoms began harrassing her. warren 16:24 i think it's also telling that ms.t ight to the police and station 29 to complain about these people continually harraassing ttem 32 myranda 48:36 the judge however, ordered jefferson'' bail to remain at 350-thousandd dollars... citing the severiiy of the injuries to the victim. 45 john 27:49 basically we're asking for a bail that would asssre the safety of our victimm i ttink the 350 towson, myranda stephens, - fox45 news at ten. pannell was ffund ggilty in august of assaulting jefferson. her aatorney says he will push for another bail review. a woman was stabbeddinnthe neck ouuside of a "targgt" county this morning. morning.police say thisswoman - antoinette starks - leaving the target on martin luther kkng highway in the neckk and stabbed her in - parking lot.she pulled out 2 pairs of knnves... taped together... and wouldn't put them down.police used a taser to subdue her. the entire time she never said anything the only thing she like this clanginn the 2 lookee like machhttes together they wer

i have jennifer johnson here from dhr who can further elaborate on that. supervisor campos: thank you. if we can hear from ms. anita sanchez. >> we thank the grand jury for their review the hiring process of the city. the civil service commission takes a very seriously the findings of the civil grand jury. and to ensure that there is a fair and impartial process in that the hiring of our city employees who are permanent civil servants. with regard to the recommendations, i will address item number 5. the commission agrees with the civil grand jury's recommendation of an additional staff person for the civil service commission. i do however, want to assure this committee that our office is ensuring that any concerns or issues brought to the civil service commission is being handled in a timely manner. we would be able to expedite our analysis and review the concerns that are brought to us in terms of the appeal or whether there is an appeal process available to the employees or whether this can be handled through what we call and inspection service which we look into matters that are not appealable to the com

johnson. all right. live people. the pins point come downs on the butter fly. the knuckle come down on ms. sisly. the mallet come down on the cd case. wait! the mallet come down on the butter fly. the pins point come down on the ms. sisly. the knuckle come down on the cd case. wait! >> the knuckle come down on the buttir fly. the pins point come down on the cd case. dammit. the butter fly, ms. sisly the cd case. the roses rips at the spit much the phoenix dazzling petals births something. the martir's smile that saves something. what did we make? listen to the butter fly, the pinpoint makes no sound sticking the [inaudible] no brass wail to the air here it's silent as a necktie this is not right. ms. sisly a cd case and a pin striped suit did he stick her lips red. i don't know, i don't know. sometimes he wore a pin striped 3 piece and a dazzling tie. i have a mallet did he kiss her. lips red. did he stick her with a pins point much listen to the brass ware and butter fly the plastic and silence breaks. this is a man thinking he can build with a mallet. a martir with knuckles. this it is a man wh

ms. bochman came in at 3%. gary johnson with no registered percentage. mr. perri at 5%. mr. roamer at 1%. mr. romney at 28%. and then the other category is no rangester per century tile. go ahead joe on our republican line. caller: good morning. off question. mr. curry, you made a statement earlier about the republicans party and he's stole at any white house. you're taking this way off of what we should be as a party. and i want to know when the occurred that this is a game? and number two, the white house is not a trophy. you're talking about the rest of us. come on. get onboard. i'm 60 years old. you're sithing there with such a smug attitude and making us look like isolation insists. remember the republican party only represents an idea. you're supposed to work together. tough white house ahead of the rest of the country when you should have been saying these are our ideas. president, work with us. but you bring nothing forward except a smug attitude that doesn't represent the recess of us that are above our age. you're a self-aassumed spoiled brat that says i'm taking m

ms. bachmann didn't call. [laughter] >> well, let's see. >> did sarah palin call you? >> no. i don't know her, really. i'm disappointed that johnson didn't call because he is an interesting character. some did and some didn't. but, you know, they are busy and i'm not sure it would help them much if i was for them or if it went the other way. >> i'm a sophomore majoring in political science and my question is what is your current question what is your current position on the george bush tax cuts that are set to expire in 2012? >> i wouldn't raise taxes on anybody. raising taxes on a staggering economy is risky. if you do what the president keeps saying and you raise taxes, that is you go back to the old rates for those above that cutoff line, 250, i guess, do you know what percentage of the debt problem you have just solved? four. and the question is -- and by the way, that assumes that it doesn't hurt the economy at all, which nobody can know whether it would or wouldn't. so, if you cancel the whole thing all the way up and down the income scale, you are still a single digit, again, assuming that in that case i would doubt it hurt

johnson. we'll now go to the genten woman from florida, ms. adams. >> thank you, mr.chairman, and thank you, mr. secretary. i'm listening with great interest as being in law enforcement for four year, and i'm interested in what you said about alabama and that you were part of that, and you said over and over again this morning you don't have the funds so you have to prioritize, so why not accept state's help to be a force multiplier for your agency? >> well, we do, and let me tell you the most important way that states help us right now and localities is through secure communities. that is ab important tool as we've been able to expand it to help us identify criminal aliens in the nation's jails and prisons. >> i listened as many of my colleagues asked questions, and the one in particular had said something, and i was watching your reaction, and i was surprised that you said, if, in fact, that's the problem, then we need to look into it, and, you know, had something been compromised, and if someone's dropping the story, that concerns me that you didn't step up and say

johnson. we'll now go to the genten woman from florida, ms. adams. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, mr. secretary. i'm listening with great interest as being in law enforcement for four year, and i'm interested in what you said about alabama and that you were part of that, and you said over and over again this morning you don't have the funds so you have to prioritize, so why not accept state's help to be a force multiplier for your agency? >> well, we do, and let me tell you the most important way that states help us right now and localities is through secure communities. that is ab important tool as we've been able to expand it to help us identify criminal aliens in the nation's jails and prisons. >> i listened as many of my colleagues asked questions, and the one in particular had said something, and i was watching your reaction, and i was surprised that you said, if, in fact, that's the problem, then we need to look into it, and, you know, had something been compromised, and if someone's dropping the story, that concerns me that you didn't step up and sa

johnson of wisconsin. the presiding officer: is that udall of colorado? ms. collins: thank you, udall of colorado. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. c ms. collins: and, mr. president, i want to thank the senator from business which wisconsin and the senator from colorado and the two senators for their help. i ask that senator kohl be added as a cosponsor of this amendment. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sanders: i ask unanimous consent to set aside the pending amendments and call up my amendment number 816. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from vermont, mr. sanders, proposes an amendment numbered 816 to amendment number 738. on page 87 -- mr. sanders: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the amendment be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from louisiana. ms. landrieu: mr. president, pursuant to the previous order, i now ask consent to set aside the pending amendment so i may call up amendment 781. the presiding officer: without objection, the clerk will report. the clerk: the sen

johnson. we will go to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. adams. >> thank you, mr. secretary. -- mr. chairman. i was interested in what you said about alabama. you said you do not have the funds and you have to prioritize. why not let states helped to be a force multiplier for your agency? >> the most important way that states help us right now is through secure communities. that is an important tool and we have now been able to expand it to help identify criminal aliens. >> i listened as many of my colleagues asked questions. one said something and i was watching your reaction. i was surprised that you did not say if that is the problem, we need to look into it. if someone is shopping a story, that concerns me. you did not step up and say, we will put national security over any type of politics. will you look into what congressman gohmert mentioned earlier? >> i do not remember specifically what he brought up. if there are policy issues involved -- >> i want to make sure we are putting our national security above politics at all times. >> will the gentlewoman yield for just a moment