ms. sanchez i'm a teacher this is my third year at gateway thinking when i first walked into the campus teenager were happily groet on adult they in know i knew then that the students at gateway were loved and cared for. fast forward to any first year i feel cared for. at the dpau we teachers meet and create the community on the front lines of education. i'm grateful for my structural coach we meet weekly and she observers my classes and gives feedback and gives me cake on friday you afternoons. i'm grateful for the ongoing school dialog around constrict and even grateful for serving to fuel teaching all our kids. i have the agency to make change and motivated by the power and i look forward to continue to grow as an educator at gateway (clapping) >> hi, i go to gateway high school. okay. at home, i have little support no one pushing me and telling me i can do it always playing on the negative. i had a rude mouth and very disrespectful i also turned down help and tutoring that was offered but gateway has helped me to mature and opened my eyes to the possibility that people care. for the first ti

ms. sanchez? i will take your answer off the phone.est: as i was saying, he gave money to the democratic senatorial campaign committee on the day that mr. markey won the nomination. he has given money to mr. booker. he has given money to some republicans. he has not given money directly to mr. markey or to ms. sanchez. his sister did make a donation, a small donation, to mr. markey. but besides that, there is not a ton of donations that he has made. host: a viewer wants to know -- why doesn't the hedge fund manager's activity violate fcc rules against market manipulation? guest: a question -- harvey pitt has great questions about market minimization -- manipulation. it is a complicated matter that includes having to so -- show that the person was trying to manipulate the market knowingly and willingly did that. that would be a difficult thing to show, experts say. host: who are the regulators that are overseeing herbalife and those types of companies? guest: the sec would regulate it as a publicly held company and the ftc would regulat

ms. sanchez? >> thank you mr. chairman and added to the secretary and the general it is a pleasure to have you before us today. general, i often use the speech at usaf to my leadership classes back home so grateful to have you here today. i will be submitting the ranking member staff rangin's testimony. before i -- before we have the witnesses give their testimony, i just want to let you know that i am looking for in particular to areas of discussion. the first, i continue to be extremely concerned with respect to the leadership and personnel within the icbm no clear cases of misconduct, low morale, cheating on a test, not conducting themselves in a manner that air force, and i think this committee would agree with me that this is totally unacceptable and that this issue needs to be addressed so i would like to hear you say what you are doing with respect to that. and second, i have been closely monitoring the lack of competition in the air force space launch programs. and unfortunately, i just learned that the ai

ms. sanchez. >> thank you mr. chairman and both to the secretary and to the general it's a pleasure to have you before us today. general, i often use your speech at usaf to my leadership classes back home so i'm grateful to have you here today. i will be submitting ranking member smith's opening statement for the record. >> without objection, so ordered >> before we have the witnesses give their testimonies i just want to let you know that i'm looking forward to cover two areas today in our discussion. the first, continue to be extremely concerned with respect to the leadership and personnel within the icbm, nuclear cases of misconduct, low morale, cheating on tests air commanders not conducting themselves in a manner that lives up to the standards of the air force. this is totally acceptable in this issue needs to be addressed so i would like to hear what you are doing with respect to that in the second ,-com,-com ma then closely monitoring the lack of competition in the air force space launch programs and unfort

ms. sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman.tary and to the general, and is a pleasure to anti before us today. general, i often use your own speech. grateful to have you here. i will be submitting opening statements for the record. >> without objection, so ordered >> before i -- before we have the witnesses give their testimony, i just want to let you know that i am looking for two areas today. the first i continue to be extremely concerned with respect to the and personnel within the icbm nuclear cases of misconduct , low morale, missile cheating and task, and commanders of conducting themselves in a man that lives up to the standard of the air force. this committee will agree. i would like to hear what you're doing with respect to that. and the second -- i have been to vote -- closely monitoring the lack of competition in the air force space launch program. unfortunately had just learned that the air force has made a decision to continue this trend by reducing the competitive opportunity by 50%. i think that is a very unfortu

ms. sanchez. >> thank you. i have two questions. the first is the secretary james , welcome back by the way. maintaining the military flexibility to adequately size the nuclear force is crucial to ensure that we have an optimal nuclear deterrent. i hope you agree. >> i do. >> what is the impact of the air force not having started the impairment -- the empire mental assessment that will allow in the valuation of a reduction of silos as part of the military decision on optimal nuclear for structure for the neustar treaty. does the air force plan to initiate that environmental assessment and if so, why or why not? of the new treaty contains a variety of numbers that we have to hit in terms of our total nuclear capability over a certain. of time. period of time. there are choices that could be the bomber force or the submarine force or a combination. the department of defense has been looking at this for some time. i think within a couple of weeks, two or three weeks, we will have a better feeling of where this is headed. at the moment,

ms. sanchez: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to pay tribute to a true champion for education, donald will, who passed away this past february. dr. donald will was a fevered advocate of peace and influenced chapman university's role in promoting peace and the study of peacemaking. a member of the chapman faculty since 1987, don was described as a pillar of the chapman community for over 25 years. he came to chapman university when we needed it most, we needed his expertise and the world needed his peace expertise. and he has had such a magnificent sent effect -- magnificent effect lasting until now. he put all of his heart and time from his academic and personal life into caring -- carrying out the pursuit of peace and don't we need it today in our world? his commitment to his students and to the value of peaceful relations shone brightly through his teachers, -- teachings, he leaves a lasting legacy of humility, humanity and dedication. as he strengthened the link between school and home, both locally, nationally an

ms. sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is a pleasure to have you before us today.use your speech at to my leadership classes back home. grateful to have you here today. i will be submitting raking member smith's opening statement for the record. >> without before we so ordered. have the witnesses give their testimony, i just want to let you know that i am looking for two areas today of discussion. the first, i continue to be extremely concerned with respect to the leadership and personnel within the icbm nuclear case of misconduct or morale. cheating on tests, air commanders not conducting himself in a manner that lives up to the air force. i believe they will agree with me that this is totally unacceptable. i like to hear what you're doing with respect to them. and i have been closely monitoring the lack of competition in the air force's base launch program and i just learned in the last day that the air force has made the decision to continue this trend by reducing the competitive opportunities by 50%. a veryve that is unfortunate outcome because i believe that c

ms. sanchez: instead of working to keep american familiesing to, they are punishing communities by pushing misguided legislation. to my republican colleagues, you can't have it both ways. the facts are simple. passing comprehensive immigration reform would grow our economy by $1.4 trillion and reduce our deficit by $le 50 -- by $850 billion. you can't just say you support latinos and other immigrant communities, you have to do something about it. you have to walk the walk. if you don't want an empty conference room when you're attempting minority outreach, pass comprehensive immigration reform. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i've already found an area of agreement with my colleague from california. just talk the talk, you have to get in here and make things happen. we have an opportunity today as we talk about jobs as we talk

ms. sanchez is recognized. >> thank you for paying before us today. i continue to believe that budgets are a of what our priorities are in this country. our priority should be pretty clear. create an environment for well-paying jobs, properly for the health care bar and protecting benefits for those of earns them. those should be the focus. i'm happy to see that the president's budget does reflect some of these goals. the thickly, some things i wanted to point out, the poor post 2015 but it gets rid of ms. guided approaches to change the cpi budget on the back of our seniors. and expand hiv aids treatment and care to investments in the ryan white aids program and cdc activities. it funds the national institute of health at 32 point early $32ars, -- at dirty $ billion. i would be remiss if i did not speak to issues that are specific to women's health care. i want to talk about title x to the unholy federal program supposedly dedicated to family planning and- reproductive services. reduce the effects of unintended pregnancy and abortion in the united st

sanchez took a different position if it is upheld. any action to hold windows would encourage other property owners to take similar actions. i would like to finish by reminding the board that ms. gallagher herself appearing said if it's okay to give a wink and a nod to property owners then every property owner will ignore these requirements. i thank you for your time. >> ms. gallagher? >> how much time do i have. 3 minutes isn't enough time to show you all the other vinyl windows all over the neighborhood. it's about 50 or 60 of them. so we'll just bypass that. i just want to draw a distinction between the stockton case and this case and in that case the department disapproved the permit. that is a very unique situation where the glass itself was rounding. these are really standard windows, the architectural historian described this building as lacking in distinction. the windows are higher quality to other vinyl windows in the neighborhood. the guidelines are that guidelines. i stand corrected. they are guidelines. it's not a quantitative mandatory standard. again, this was done 14 years ago. michelle is very sorry and i would think that when these windows are ready to be re