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

ms. rogers before i i'm going to turn it over to my colleagues you talk about the hosting policies that they could help where the enforcement process and the remedying process you talked about the listing the real estate numbers on the website if you will, and supervisor christensen was instrumental in getting a field put in to the website so really beyond that though i am there is a real discussion point within the hosting platform it is a platform versus a participants ♪ helping the city enforce i want to quickly run through some of the things from a policy prospective we're to have to discuss some of the things that are helpful if not one hundred percent effective with the resources let's seem loaded to enforce the law if we don't provide if we z don't have the appropriate things to expect the planning department to enforce the law and expected our resident to comply with the law wonder in you could lay those out >> indeed to go over the things we've discussed penalties for platforms that list unallowed for certificates but there are thousands of listing on some of the websites today that

ms. rogers framed this in order to have a regulatory enforcement we have to keep in mind the goals are affording our housing stock i appreciate the bigger picture to supervisor campos point of the recognized from that m many rogers just to get airbnb platforms to coordinate is a struggle i want to put it out there for a $13 billion company to be dhaim claiming to be part certificate sharing to make that mechanism work is hypocritical i'm hoping we look at suggestions you've given about the data minding software and other efforts to solve that problem if only the platforms will participate we'll have a success that's the elephant in the room and finding the bad actors to make that work there's a lot of good website sources from the anti eviction mapping program that highlighted 2016 that we know the multiple listsers if airbnb wants to be sharing the economy and work in coordination that's the least they could do to coordinate but to force a subpoena is outrageous i appreciate many rogers lacing out the changes in the law i want to note the cap i believe in seattle and other places as one suggest

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ms. foxx, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. rogers, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry, the gentleman from california, mr. nunez, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. frelinghuysen, the gentlelady from texas, ms. granger the gentleman from california -- the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from california, mr. becerra, the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro, the jeement maryland ms. edwards the gentleman from new york, mr. engel the gentlewoman from california ms. eshoo the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, the gentlewoman from california, miss susan davis, the gentleman from california mr. schiff, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. bolden. vice president biden: friends of the senate at the direction of that body appoints the following senators and members of the committees on the part of the senate to escort ashraf ghani into the chamber. mr. mcconnell, the senator from texas, mr. cornyn, the senator from

rogers. mr. x in the, i believe you are next up -- ms. jackson lee, i believe you are next up. >> this is a committee i hold very dear come a very important response ability and i thank both of you for your astute leadership. let me also think the witnesses for their service. certainly the representative from the gao for providing us a flashlight to be able to ensure and correct and keep the american people secure. let me thank all of those part of the homeland security team, tsa that's my great -- many of you know my great admiration for the officers who put their lives on the line in the nation's airports to save our lives. i want to acknowledge the shooting and the loss of life of tso officer in los angeles -- i went out to los angeles in the last session. let me offer my concern and best wishes for a speedy recovery. let me proceed with a series of points and let me make this point and my colleagues should hear my point. this is a team effort when we talk about securing the airport. i'm causally frustrated and i understand local gover

rogers. it's now my pleasure to recognize ms. lowey for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i'd like to thank chairman carter, ranking member roybal-allard, for holding this here today and join them in welcoming you, secretary johnson. thank you for joining us. the department of homeland security is tasked with the mission of securing our nation from consistent threat. and this is no easy feat. to keep us safe, 16 different agencies and offices have to operate on a cohesive and cooperative basis. i do hope that today, and for the next few weeks and months, we can focus on that mission, get to work on a comprehensive immigration bill. let's do it, let's do it now. and while we're focusing on homeland security, let's focus like a laser on the important work that you have ahead. last week at the louis armstrong new orleans international airport, a man attacked tsa agents with wasp spray and a machete after being questioned about his boarding pass. these are the risks tsa agents take every day to keep us safe. on any given day, dhs personnel will process nearly 1 million tra

rogers. it is now my pleasure to recognize ms. lowey for an opening statement. rep. lowey: thank you, mr.irman. and i'd like to thank chairman carter, ranking member roybal-allard for holding this here today and join them in welcoming you, secretary johnson. thank you for joining us. the department of homeland security is tasked with the mission of securing our nation from consistent threat. and this is no easy feat. to keep us safe, 16 different agencies and offices have to operate on a co heeshesive and -- on a cohesive and cooperative basis. i do hope that today, and for the next few weeks and months, we can focus on that mission get to work on a comprehensive immigration bill. let's do it, let's do it now. and while we're focusing on homeland security, let's focus like a laser on the important work that you have ahead. last week at the louis armstrong new orleans international airport, a man attacked tsa agents with wasp spray and a machete after being questioned about his boarding pass. these are the risks tsa agents take every day to keep us safe. on any given day, dhs personnel wil

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ms. jackson lee five minutes for questions. the their recognizes mr. rogers. >> thank you. i want to talk about this management inclusion program. what was the object i for when y'all set that up. what are you trying to accomplish with this? >> one objective was to improve the efficiency of the tsa lane. reduceing that risk that becomes the attractive target for a terror attack. >> did tsa conduct analysis on the entire screening process which is reduceing it to pre-check vetting by the flip of a coin. >> i don't believe it's pre-check vetting by a flip of the coin. >> we believe and as we looked at the individual component parts and management inclusion total as a system we believe it provides a better security proposition. it's more effective screening based on the analysis that we have done to date. >> maybe i'm confused. my understanding the way management inclusion works is you got somebody with an ipad that taps it and it randomly sends somebody to the pre-check line that's not gone through the application and screening process that the people who paid to be in the pr

rogers. it's now my pleasure to recognize ms. lowey for an opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. and i'd like to thank chairman carter ranking member roybal-allard for holding this here today and join them in welcoming you, secretary johnson. thank you for joining us. the department of homeland security is tasked with the mission of securing our nation from consistent threat. and this is no easy feat. to keep us safe, 16 different agencies and offices have to operate on a co heeshesive and cooperative basis. i do hope that today, and for the next few weeks and months, we can focus on that mission, get to work on a comprehensive immigration bill. let's do it, let's do it now. and while we're focusing on homeland security let's focus like a laser on the important work that you have ahead. last week at the louis armstrong new orleans international airport, a man attacked tsa agents with wasp spray and a ma machete after being questioned about his boarding pass. these are the risks tsa agents take every day to keep us safe. on any given day dhs personnel will process nearly 1 million

roger clegg. our second panelist is kate cando. our third panelist is miss seventh ward below. our fourth panelist is miss stacy long simmons. our fifth panelist is ms. winnie steckel berg. i will ask you all to raise your right hand and to swear and affirm that the information you are about to provide is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge. is that correct? mr. clegg? >> thank you very much. i appreciate the opportunity to testify. my name is roger clegg. i'm president of counsel. a nonprofit, research and -- our chairman is linda chavez. our focus is on public policy issues that deal with race and issues. immigration and assimilation. i should add that ms. chavez -- i was once the heavy assistant attorney general in the justice department of civil rights. the points i make in the written testimony that you have about the employment donna -- the employment donna nondesc -- there's a strong presumption to let businesses make a decision. it is not immoral to discriminate based on -- legislation would create many problems for employers. the main purpose of this bill is to try and marginalize americans that believe that gay sex is a sin. th