golden and tom and ms. susan or tag to make sure we're up on the bond preserves. and at this point, i'd like to answer any questions you have >> any comments or questions from board members? yeah. >> i think i can speak for us all. i don't have myocarditis no public speakers but i think i can say to the whole board thank you we're pleased. thank you >> we're going to have to keep coming and ask any questions so long as there's no finding we're happy to say yeah. we'll move on to item l. the next two items go together. i'm going to call the public hearing of the impact fees to be collected for industrial development in accordance with the group. may i hear a motion and a second to the board of education to increase statutory fees exposed on commercial and kaeblg projects >> so moved. second >> thank you, no public speakers mr. golden please read the recommendation. >> okay. i'll give you some brief history commissioners. the california education code allows school districts under certain circumstances to collect developer impact fees and those impact fees whether t

marine goldie taylor and susan burke, an attorney representing survivors of rape in the military. and ms. burke, i think i want to begin with you. i guess my question to you is were these numbers surprising to you, a, and b, how are we to understand the increase? we can talk about the culture that exists and institutional problems and the problems of the chain of command. but looking at these numbers and seeing an increase between 2011 and 2012, what are we to make of that? >> well, the numbers actually aren't surprising at all. what you have is you have a two decade long period when the military has simply failed to prosecute and convict rapists. and since the reality is that most rapists are serial rapists. if you don't catch them, lock them up, put them in jail, they're going to have multiple victims. i viewed the numbers as almost inevitable rise that just demonstrates that the military has woefully failed on their task of public safety on a prosecuting rapists. >> congresswoman, does that jive with the way you understand the numbers we're seeing today? >> not really. i've been worki

susan burke representing military rape survivors. good evening. it is a pleasure to have you both here. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> john: let me begin with you, ms. bushnell. you served nine years in the military but took a medical retirement after incidents in 2003 2004 and 2005. would you mind sharing with us, ma'am, what happened? >> well, in 2003, i was raped by a senior civilian whom was in my work environment. and it was not safe for me to report him. and for that reason, i was under his authority for about a year. in the following year, my commander who had just returned from iraq, a female, sexually assaulted me and at that point i decided to come forward about that assault. within a couple of days of the event, she unfortunately committed suicide. after that, i was retributed against and retaliated against. i was given an errant personality disorder diagnosis. i was overmedicated to suicide alley and my career was ended. >> john: may i ask what happened to the male military officer who assaulted you first? was he prosecuted? >> no. i actually did not report him out of fear because i didn't have faith in the justice system. to this day i

susan rice claiming the administration "deliberately misled the american people." the claim has been directly contradicted by our top intelligence official who has already testified that these attacks against ms. rice were "unfair" because "she was going on what we have given our and that was our collective best judgment that the time." there also been allegations that the accountability review board led by ambassador thomas and admiral mike mullen failed to their actions. so, as this committee is going to suggest that general dempsey, general clapper, and all involved are in a conspiracy of withholding military assets and then covering up? this committee is going to accuse ambassador pickering and admiral mollen of failing to fully investigate these attacks, the least we can do is have them invited to this hearing today or a future hearing. according to our conversation yesterday, with regards to out moral pickering and mullin, you have said he planned to bring them in, and i appreciate that. last but not least, i want to make it very clear earwitnesses, i respect the witnesses who were here today to offer their testimony. -- i want to make it very clear to our witnesses. as a lawyer and the

susan rice claiming the administration "deliberately misled the american people." the claim has been directly contradicted by our top intelligence official who has already testified that these attacks against ms. rice were "unfair" because "she was going on what we have given our and that was our collective best judgment that the time." there also been allegations that the accountability review board led by ambassador thomas and admiral mike mullen failed to their actions. so as this committee is going to suggest that general dempsey general clapper, and all involved are in a conspiracy of withholding military assets and then covering up? this committee is going to accuse ambassador pickering and admiral mollen of failing to fully investigate these attacks the least we can do is have them invited to this hearing today or a future hearing. according to our conversation yesterday, with regards to out moral pickering and mullin, you have said he planned to bring them in, and i appreciate that. last but not least i want to make it very clear earwitnesses i respect the witnesses who were here today to offer their testimony. -- i want to make it very clear to our witnesses. as a lawyer and the judg