ms. lee: classes about 1.5 hours. hello. welcome back. so many of us as americans, we grow up learning about the history of immigration through ellis island. this is what we spoke about last week. it is the history of european immigrants coming to the new world under the shadow of the statue of liberty. it is often told as a very uplifting and romantic story were immigrants become americans. not many of us know the history of immigration through angel island. this is the immigration station in san francisco and it is an important site not only for what happened back then in the early 20th century but also because it is so timely today. it is timely because when we pick up any newspaper, we see headlines like this. this is just from last week. " republicans slam obama's immigration at townhall" " house conservatives warn boehner: don't cave on immigration" does anyone know what some of these headlines are referring to last week? what was the big debate in congress? what was the proposed shutdo

ms. lee: his executive action that would protect millions of undocumented immigrants, the parents of a documented immigrants. this would halt of their deportation. but we know that this is quite a controversial action right now. governors of 26 state have sued the white house because they believe this executive action exceeds the president's authority. at the same time, there is a judge in texas who halted the immigration order and this has created gridlock in congress. obama says he will continue to fight. he had a town hall in miami that was sponsored where he was talking about his commitment to reforming immigration laws. we know because we have been studying immigration history for the past several weeks that this is just the latest in our nation's immigration debate but it does seem like it is a contracted one. there doesn't seem to be an end in sight. how do we consider this immigration debate with what we have been talking about most recently? immigration through ellis island. that sto

ms. jackson lee -- ms. jackson lee, let me first start by saying that i think data helps drive decisionmaking and it helped drive it in an important way because you don't know what you don't know sometimes and what we find is organizations that engage with calea discovered data in the process that really helps them make fundamental decisions that drive the organization in a responsible way towards community service. ms. jackson lee: do you have enough money to credit all of the police departments across america? withdrew need some incentivizing, some funding to help you do that? mr. hartley: well, we don't need the incentivizing or funding to help that occur but those organizations sometimes do. organizations that participate with us range in size from 10,000 to 10. ms. jackson lee: so funding to them would be a helpful component of police -- of accountability? mr. hartley: i think that would support agencies in this mission. ms. jackson lee: on the calea standards of body cameras, transport, an independent

ms. jackson lee -- -- ms. jackson lee, let me first start by saying that i think data helps drive decisionmaking and it helped drive it in an important way because you don't know what you don't know sometimes and what we find is organizations that engang gauge with calea discovered data in the process that really helps them make fundamental decisions that drive the organization in a responsible way towards community service. ms. jackson lee: do you have enough money to credit all of the police departments across america? withdrew need some incentivizing, some funding to help you do that? mr. hartley: well, we don't need the incentivizing or funding to help that occur but those organizations sometimes do. organizations that participate with us range in size from 10,000 to 10. ms. jackson lee: so funding to them would be a helpful component of police -- of accountability? mr. hartley: i think that would support agencies in this mission. ms. jackson lee: on the cale ambingsaverbings standards of body cameras, tran

ms. jackson lee. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jackson lee: let me offer my appreciation to the chairman and ranking member for including my amendment, number 75 in en bloc amendment number four. i want to thank mr. langevin, we both serve on the homeland security committee, he serbs on the defense committee but we see overlaps. my amendment would make changes to d.o.d. computing systems using software bought and modified for the purpose will not result in the disruption of their service. i want to recognize an unsung hero of the computing age who invented the first compiler for a computer programming language and was a visionary who worked to make it possible. rear admiral grace murray hopper is not well known outside of the technology field, but i admire her work. this will provide the chief privacy officer with the tools it needs. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for 0 seconds. ms. jackson lee: thank you. chief privacy officers with the tools it needs to make changes to the d.o.d. computer networks. in this world of hacki

ms. jackson lee from houston, texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for three minutes. ms. jackson lee: madam speaker, i have had more than a momentous time to be in this body. i was moved by the conviction of my friend and colleague and the speaker boehner and representative franks, because i know they speak from their heart. but states cannot be distributed on one side of the aisle. my faith my god is no less than the republicans'. and i speak for those who cannot be here today. i speak for mothers who suffer in corners trying to provide for their children, but love their children and gave birth to them. i speak for those who i sat in a room called the judiciary committee some years ago by listening to the pain of mothers who said, i want this child. but my doctor has advised me that my life would not have survived to take care of my other children had i not had the ability to be able to follow my doctor and my faith. praying with my husband, my faith leader, my extended families to ma

ms. jackson lee of texas. ms. ckson lee: pursuant to house resolution 273, the gentlewoman from texas ms. jackson lee and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much. again mitigating circumstance appreciation to all of those who are on the floor today. my amendment speaks to discussions that this congress has had over many, many years on the question of science, technology engineering and math and in particular working with more vulnerable communities. my amendment would facilitate the participation of hispanic serving institutions and others in the commercial space industry. i remember in -- some years ago we developed a fellowship for graduate and ph.d. candidates at texas southern university to interact at nasa johnson with a very effective effort and certainly well received by those who were table participate. that is again, investing in universities and colleges that interact, again, with vulnerable populations or outre

ms. jackson lee. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jackson lee: let me offer my appreciation to the chairman and ranking member for including my amendment, number 75 in en bloc amendment number four. i want to thank mr. langevin, we both serve on the

ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of the women succeed america succeeds and economic agenda for women and families. let me first thank leader pelosi representative matsui and frankle for their dedication to our democratic women's working group and for women and families all across the country. this agenda is about improving the future of our families and the economic security of all women. it's about increasing the access to childcare and retirement security and equal pay for equal work. it's simply unacceptable in 2015 women are still being paid 78 cents for every dollar a man makes. african-american women and latinas are being paid even less. at 64 cents and 56 cents respectively despite doing the same work as men. this is wrong. it is an embarrassment. we must do more to advance the economic security of all women like providing access to high quality and affordable childcare. as a single mother who raised two amazing boys, i know what it's like to struggle to make e

lee amendment and i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady from texas. ms. ckson lee: let me thank my colleagues and ask again for support of this amendment to support those whose lives could be enhanced by these programs. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. chairman i have an amendment at the desk designated as number five in the congressional record. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number five printed in the congressional record offered by mr. rothfus of pennsylvania. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. rothfus k i business -- i rise today to offer an amendment to keep america's economy growing. the natural gas boom is transforming local economies across the country and creating a new wave of opportunity for hardworking

ms. jackson lee: she's going to close? mr. goodlatte: yes. ms. because she's closing? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: mr. chairman so many important points have been made and i just like to quickly summarize by adding my appreciation again, to the sponsors and to the speakers today, congresswoman maloney and come woman beatty and of course the speakers of our friends on the other side of the aisle. and i want to emphasize something that i think should pierce our hearts which is that children should be protected and there are several elements that i think are important to make mention of regarding these children of being protected. one, i'd like to acknowledge the responsibilities of the attorney general to create a system to monitor the issuance and enforcement of mandatory restitution. remember, these children have been victimized over the years and really have been thrown to foster care or other agencies where moneys were not available. these restitution orders will compensate victims not only

ms. lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. . ms. lee: also, i want to thank our ranking member, mr. engel, and chairman royce, for your leadership on the foreign affairs committee and for the bipartisan work you have done over the years together. the poison pills have been taken out of this bill by the other body, and i still have concerns about the timing and the effect of considering this legislation but the president believes this legislation, as written, will not undermine the administration's efforts. all of us have the same goal and that is to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. as negotiations over iran's nuclear program enter a critical phase, congress must give the president and our negotiators the space they need to succeed, and with the announcement of a framework agreement last month, we are closer to a strong and verifiable agreement between the p-5 plus one countries and iran. h.r. 1191 would require the congress be given an oppo

ms. jackson lee from houston, texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for three minutes. ms. jackson lee: madam speaker, i have had more than a momentous time to be in this body. i was moved by the conviction of my friend and colleague and the speaker boehner and representative franks, because i know they speak from their heart. but states cannot be distributed on one side of the aisle. my faith my god is no less than the republicans'. and i speak for those who cannot be here today. i speak for mothers who suffer in corners trying to provide for their children, but love their children and gave birth to them. i speak for those who i sat in a room called the judiciary committee some years ago by listening to the pain of mothers who said, i want this child. but my doctor has advised me that my life would not have survived to take care of my other children had i not had the ability to be able to follow my doctor and my faith. praying with my husband, my faith leader, my extended families to ma

ms. sophie lee from sunset elementary school (clapping) sophie grew up in chinatown a dedicated educator for 40 years (clapping.) poor thing you were not yelling 59 children were you just checking (laughter) our next principle is it lee the principle frank middle school he's a third-generation san franciscan grew up in the north beach chinatown neighborhood where he's a principle and tended francisco middle school and norman did you you're a francisco; right? >> four years as principle after 5 years he's worked as a teacher at dean at various schools to make the school strong comprehensive services for families he coined the modesty work harder and kick it up a notch one of the amazing leaders and we're going to miss him he's retiring this year but kenny congratulation and thank you for your terrific work (clapping) and what did you get. >> san francisco opera and historic john's grill. >> thank you enjoy that thank you (clapping.) and last but not least barney i didn't pain lee (clapping) the principle of abraham lincoln high school he's a noah valley native attended another lowell high

ms. jackson lee -- the gentleman from texas, ms. son lee, who has been speaking to me for some time on this issue. i thank them both. i want to assure all of you that the purpose of this hearing and the ongoing efforts of this committee following this hearing is to make sure that we are doing everything possible to address the problems that have arisen in recent months, to make sure that our communities are safer, our police officers are safer, our citizens' rights are protected, and that we will not rest until we make progress in those regards. at this time, it's my pleasure to recognize the ranking member for his opening statement, mr. conyers. >> thank you, mr. goodlatte our chairman. members of the committee and to our distinguished witnesses and to those who have come to this hearing, law enforcement accountability is an issue that is topical given current events but also one that has long been a concern of mine and many other members. as a member of congress, i have stood on the streets of detroit with a bullhorn and appealed f

ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i rise to address the house for as much time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for such time as she may consume. ms. jackson lee: i thank the speaker. let me thank the chairman and the ranking member, mr. goodlatte, the chairman, and the ranking member, mr. conyers of the judiciary committee, for this timely presentation and the offering of this legislation on this floor this week which is a time to commemorate and mourn and to hold up the nation's law enforcement. it's a very important statement that we make today on the floor of the house and as a senior member of the house judiciary committee, as the ranking member of the subcommittee on crime terrorism and homeland security and investigations, and yes, as a member of congress from houston, which has one of the flakes' most effective -- nation's most effective police departments, and as co-sponsor of the house companion measure i rise in strong support of s. 665, the rafael ramos and wenjian liu national blue alert act of 2013. i, too, thank senator cardin,

ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the gentlelady from the district of columbia for her outstanding service and leadership on behalf of the district of columbia and the people of the district of columbia. as well, let me acknowledge the chairman of the house oversight committee for his kind words of deliberation and certainly the ranking member for his leadership, mr. cummings who as we all know is addressing some of the very heavy concerns in his own city. let me give all the facts madam speaker. i happen to believe in statehood for the district of columbia. i think that's important to state on the record. but i realize that the constitution has a framework for the congress to address the issues of the laws here in the district of columbia. and i realize as well that home rule has been given under that authority and this congress has , in the right thinking, has allowed for the district of columbia to rule its city on the basis of good governance of the city -- of the citizens of this particul

ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank you for your tireless work as our ranking member on the budget committee. it's truly a pleasure to serb with you. a budget is a moral document. a document that really reflects our values as a nation. unfortunately, budget just does the opposite. mr. speaker once again this congress is poised to take a huge step in the wrong direction. the budget agreement before us is truly a work hard, get less budget that uses accounting gimmicks to balance the budget, once again on the backs of the most vulnerable. it calls for cuts to nondefense discretionary programs funding $496 billion below the already dismal sequestration level. this means further cuts to education, infrastructure, veterans' and health programs that have been eviscerated by slash and burn republican austerity plans. today more than 45 million of our fellow americans are living in poverty this agreement will push more people over the brink. with $300 billion in cuts to snap, our food assistance $431 billion in

ms. peggy lee but i also have with us a member of the cpa person i'm going to start off with the summary and i'm going to turn it over to our audit team she has a few words and sum up the report the purpose of the oversight committee so insure that the procedures from the proposition passes in june 2008 that brought in revenue approximately $36 million or rough $22 million are expend for the purpose described in the proposition and formality for thein the s p oversight committee quote to the public for the expenditure of parcels and actively review and report on this taxpayers money generated by the tax the q ta or oc meets approximately every other month they're complimented of reports from the budget staff and presentations if the program managers like the teachers matter and of september 2015 ucsf professionals who conducted on orientation for new members of the orientation seemed to be a value and focused the taken into consideration attention on the work thank you to each of those professionals and the dedicated san francisco unified school district finance and budget professionals

ms. jackson lee: how much time do i have remaining? the chair: 2 1/2 minutes. ms. jackson lee: thank you. mr. chairman, i want to focus a little bit regarding this amendment on competitions. competitions such as first, a national robotics competition that engages 400,000 students each year and awards millions of dollars in scholarships are paving the way for future stem success. i might ask unanimous consent to place in the record the disparities in sex and employment and hispanic originalian. the chair: the request will be covered by general leave. ms. jackson lee: specifically, the industry, government academic leaders citing the engineering and math and work force as a top concern. this is an american community survey reports. one area has been to reduce disparates in stem employment by sex, race, and hispanic origin. historically women blacks, and hispanics have been underrepresented in stem employment and it goes on to elaborate. but this amendment gives an added opportunity for to focus in, to horn in on teacher training and reaching out to those very hungry m

ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank you for your tireless work as our ranking member on the budget committee. it's truly a pleasure to serb with you. a budget is a moral document. a document that really reflects our values as a nation. unfortunately, budget just does the opposite. mr. speaker once again this congress is poised to take a huge step in the wrong direction. the budget agreement before us is truly a work hard, get less budget that uses accounting gimmicks to balance the budget, once again on the backs of the most vulnerable. it calls for cuts to nondefense discretionary programs funding $496 billion below the already dismal sequestration level. this means further cuts to education, infrastructure, veterans' and health programs that have been eviscerated by slash and burn republican austerity plans. today more than 45 million of our fellow americans are living in poverty this agreement will push more people over the brink. with $300 billion in cuts to snap, our food assistance $431 billion in

ms. jackson lee: let me thank the distinguished gentleman and maybe i should find out how much time is remaining. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia has approximately four minutes remaining. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the distinguished the gentleman from georgia. we serve on the judiciary committee and he serves as the ranking member on the antitrust and commercial law committee. and i have the privilege of working and serving with him on the subcommittee on crime terrorism and homeland security. and although we have been working on these issues for a number of years he is a practicing lawyer law and we are now in a significant moment of significant of history and if i might use language that is not particularly legislative, we can't fool around. there are issues that the american public, that i believe want remedies for and that is persons who are civilians and persons who are law enforcement officers. the police accountability hearing that we just held, mr. speaker, held in front of the judiciary committee on tuesday and we thank chairman goodlatte and ranking member conyer

ms. jackson-lee for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, thank you so very much. and let me thank both you and the ranking member my ranking member for listening and engaging and leading. and i was delighted to participate in the process. and i'd like to say to my colleagues that this effort of criminal justice reform was going to be a committee effort. every member's input and assessment and analysis and legislative initiatives will stand equal in the eyes of the chairman and certainly those of us who serve as the chairperson and ranking member of the crime subcommittee, as i do. america will not be responded to unless this committee works together. and that efforts are in unison and collective responding of course to the many witnesses that will come before us. so this is the first year. and i think america should recognize the very large step that we are making. sheriff clark, let me thank you for your service. we may agree to disagree, but there is no disagreement with your service and the sacrifice you that represent. as you indicated we met a couple of weeks

threatened folks at sfgovtv jim smith and jonathan for helping us broadcast this commissioner lee committee meeting ms. clerk madam clerk, any announcements? completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the may 19th board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated excellent thank you very much call item one. >> item one is the ordinance amending the planning code to siren used for the conditional use authorization in the 24th and he 2012 the upper market and market street in the nc t district and this item is sponsored by supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam chair colleagues this zoning legislation employees to the upper market are castro street and 24th electricity mcds neighborhood commercial districts that is designed to insure our ground floor retail space is utilized and televises as opposed to to office spaces we've seen situations where we're really extraly loeshth ground floor spaces instead of being occupied by retail or food and r or other active uses or optimist night e.r. on the weeken

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ms. moran has put into this this is her focus on this area and i wanted to acknowledge the support of mayor ed lee and in particular ms. mendoza-mcdonnell for working together ms. moran and her team to do a lot of the work to make sure that we are earning a lot of support from our community and business partners i'd like to questions or comments i'm sorry no public comment cards. >> ms. wynns and . >> i want to thank you for this and all the work you've done i want to point out to everybody this is something that is - we're not only we but everyone is invent now ways to support the public agencies and you know we've had some fits and starts i know but i think everybody has i think we're way ahead and all the foundation work we've done all the discussions the fact we'll have clearly articulated in our vision what we mean by working with private partners all of that is for the good so i'm very supportive i think that is a great idea the next thing to work with the private board of this entity which is really private mechanism that is part of the psychopath and i'll have to disagree is it not unfortu

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ms. jackson lee of texas, and mrs. torres of california. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6 2015, the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, for 30 minutes. mr. johnson: i thank the speaker. and i want to say that i appear here tonight to talk about police and community relations throughout our country. the purpose of this special order is to talk about how the relationship between police and local communities can be repaired. over the last year, we have witnessed tensions rise between local law enforcement officers and local communities. events we have witnessed across the country have highlighted the need for mending the strained relationship between police and communities across the country. this week, the judiciary committee in the house held a hearing titled policing strategies for the 21st century. the purpose of this hearing was to look at how law enforcement is trained and how it is received in our communities across the country. the senate also held a hearing this week, the

ms. jackson lee who has been speaking with me for sometime about this issue and i thank them both.earing and the ongoing efforts of this committee following this hearing is to make sure that we are doing everything possible to address the problems that have arisen in recent months to make sure that our communities are safer, our police officers are safer, our citizens' rights are protected, and, that we will not rest until we make progress in those regards. recognize the gentleman for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. goodlet, our chairman. members of the committee and to our distinguished witnesses and to those who have come to this hearing. law enforcement accountability is an issue that is very topical given current events. but also one that has long been a concern of mine and many other members. as a member of congress i've stood on the streets of detroit with a bull horn an appeal for calm while my city burned around me in 1967. thinking back, there was a race riot in detroit in 1943. on too many occasions a grieving relative. i've also met with the families of police o

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ms g get up. >> i am melissa lee, thanks for watching. see you tomorrow at "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. methamphetamine "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. the fed is about to raise rates. is that why the dow plummeted, the nasdaq tumbled 1.1%? that's certainly how it feels on today's like today and the perception everything is going wrong is absolutely at the heart of the decline. but i'm also sure of something else. what's good for the stock goose isn't necessarily good for the stock gander. not everything can be bad all at once for all stocks. some groups are going to be winners. even if the big name industrials could get a further beatdown. so let's pull the negatives apart and is see where they tak

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