on. and even the fact that planned parenthood does almost a third of a million abortion as year. we really do feel that there is a need for a house and senate for a vote on where the money goes. it's not just a matter of defunding planned parenthood but it's a matter of putting that money to use over 13,000 of these compared to less than 700 planned parenthood. >> marcy stench suggested that the government could get shut down on this. could this backfire on your side of the argument? >> i don't think so. this is a fight worth having. this is a fight worth having to stand on principle, where do we want our money to be and where do we want our money to go. >> david preniss teaches molecular genetics at the catholic university here in washington, and marcy stench is the communications directer for emily's list which funds the political campaigns of pro-choice women's candidates and sporting and speaking publicly for planned parenthood in this debate. thank you for joining us. >>> defending or defunding planned parenthood. that's the inside story. >> welcome back to "inside story." i'

take you back to this planned parenthood hearing on capitol hill right now. we are listening in to the president of planned parenthood taking questions for the first time. a house hearing since the release of what planned parenthood says is very heavily edited video. let's listen in. >> says you're providing over 489,000 breast cancer screenings, and you've stated that none of your clinics actually have the mammogram machines. how many of the -- how many of your affiliates have the mammogram machines? >> our health centers are part of our affiliates. we have more than 650 health centers. affiliate is simply the corporate structure for those -- >> how many of them have mammogram machines? >> an affiliate is not a health center. i think i spoke earlier, we do not have mammogram machines at our health centers, and we've never stated that we did. because as was mentioned earl r earlier, for women who go for a breast exam, as i go for my annual, you get a breast exam. if you need a mammogram, you're referred to a radiological clinic. >> you refer them there? >> the

planned parenthood side. staten island is first up on the democrats line. darlene, welcome. >> i have been watching the hearings. how democrat, i realized politicized this is. i would definitely not be funding planned parenthood. it is redundant. we now have community health centers to take care of everything. and the high salaries of these executives and the bureaucracy, and this money, is all being wasted. i would like to see that money going towards the health centers and reducing the cost of medicaid so that more people can be helped. body in richmond. what do you think. >> i just feel that the bottom line is the money should not be used for abortions. i don't want my taxpayer money to go in that direction. if planned parenthood can exist and provide their own funding, that is fine. they are more than able to do that. but i don't feel that as a government we should be funding that. >> the senate tomorrow will take of a continued resolution ending the federal government, pass tomorrow through december 11. the senate's version will include funding for plan

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>> we know there were other moments, and you'll have much more on planned parenthood on nightly news bout 90 minutes. kelly, thank you very much. >>> despite the grilling for richards that she underwent today, the new numbers from our poll show that planned parenthood is the single most popular political entity that we tested in this poll. same was true in july. that popularity does not extend to many house republicans and presidential candidates who would still like to defund the organization. let me bring in my partner in crime here, mark murray. mark, talk me through these numbers. it wasn't just a favorable rating. the country is in one place on this, and house republicans are in another. >> not only the favorable ratings, 61% of americans say they don't want to defund planned parenthood in this fight, and you end up having a substantial number of democrats, but also a lot of independents. while republicans and conservatives continue to be angry is upset at planned parenthood, you see the rest of the country is in a different place. so when we look at whether there was going to be

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i want to publicly thank planned parenthood. onein five women in america have gone to planned parenthood for services, including myself, at times in their life when they needed it. and i want to thank you for the work that you are doing to provide basic health care, reproductive health care services to american women and men. >> i will hold the record open for five legislative days for any members who would like to submit a written statement. we've had wide interest from a number of our colleagues. i'd ask unanimous consent that the congresswoman of washington, congress slee la jackson, congresswoman black be fully allows to participate. if there are additional democrats that would like to participate, i'd be happy to waive them in as well. without objection, so ordered. pleased to welcome ms. cecile richards within president of planned parenthood. all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. if you will please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the

this isn't an attack on planned parenthood. his is 2.7 million patients who each year choose planned parenthood as their health care provider. and i think they should have that right. >> i agree with you completely. we in congress can join. vulnerable men and women should be able to choose their health care provider. i would just like to end by saying using these videos to justify efforts to defund planned parenthood is extreme abuse, it is deceitful and undermines the integrity of this committee. thank you. my time has expired. >> the gentlemenwoman's time has expired. now the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan. >> if the videos were selectively edited, if this was entrapment, all untrue, then why did you apologize? >> well, congressman, first, everyone has agreed they were heavily edited -- >> my question is why did you apologize? -- the perpetrator agreed they were done undercover. i spoke with dr. nukatollah featured in one of the videos and i thought it was important in my opinion, in my opinion, it was inappropriate to have a

if they want to send one taxpayer dime to planned parenthood after watching it, shame on them. there are much better places to send it, like these community health centers, created under president obama's bill. there are lots of places women can go for health care, not just planned parenthood. go watch the videos. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. castor: pleased to yield 30 seconds to mr. blumenauer of oregon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. blumenauer: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. blumenauer: it's bizarre to watch the manufactured controversy surrounding ambush-type, heavily edited filming using to discredit planned parenthood. these attacks do not reflect my experience and knowledge of the amazing dedicated civic-minded men and women, pillars of our community, who built, supported and led planned parenthood in my community. there's no question, because of their ef

the floor today attacking planned parenthood are a direct attack on american women. in reality a vote to defund planned parenthood is a vote to deny health care, education and opportunity to millions of americans like my constituent. i stand with american women and planned parenthood in opposition to these two bills and urge my colleagues to do the same. yield back. mrs. clark: thank you, congressman lieu. the story you shared is repeated over and over with the millions of women who count on planned parenthood for the health services. i would now like to yield to my colleague from tennessee's ninth district, congressman cohen is a champion on women's issues and a lifelong supporter of planned parenthood. i yield the gentleman as much time as he may consume. mr. cohen: thank you very much for the time and thank you for scheduling this important hour special order. this issue is extremely important to women, to men, to the constitution, to progress. and this week has been unfortunately very emblematic -- very much an example of what the house has been doing throughout t

planned parenthood is one of the few affordable health care options available for women. men using the planned parenthood clinics have incomes at or below 150% of poverty. it is easy to see why the majority of americans don't think federal should be eliminated. in one recent poll 63% of voters including 72% of independents do not agree with my republican friends that federal funding for planned parenthood should be eliminated. madame speaker, we have also heard very little from my friends on the other side of the aisle about the consequences that defunding planned parenthood would have for families across the country. one of the biggest myths perpetrated by republicans is the idea that the nation's community health centers which i love and adore and respect and support could somehow magically pick up the slack overnight if planned parenthood is defunded. for the millions of low income women who depend on planned parenthood, this scenario would mean the loss of affordable and acceptable contraceptive services and counseling as well as breast and cervical cancer screenings a

this isn't an attack on planned parenthood. his is 2.7 million patients who each year choose planned parenthood as their health care provider. and i think they should have that right. >> i agree with you completely. we in congress can join. vulnerable men and women should be able to choose their health care provider. i would just like to end by saying using these videos to justify efforts to defund planned parenthood is extreme abuse, it is deceitful and undermines the integrity of this committee. thank you. my time has expired. >> the gentlemenwoman's time has expired. now the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan. >> if the videos were selectively edited, if this was entrapment, all untrue, then why did you apologize? >> well, congressman, first, everyone has agreed they were heavily edited -- >> my question is why did you apologize? -- the perpetrator agreed they were done undercover. i spoke with dr. nukatollah featured in one of the videos and i thought it was important in my opinion, in my opinion, it was inappropriate to have a

. >> the house oversight committee will start a hearing on planned parenthood? >> this is one of the ways you'll see the house try to take two tracks. we expect the plan to keep the government open will move forward on the funding side so the battle on planned parenthood will shift to oversight, a hearing where they'll bring l u lieu, showing some members of the planned parenthood organization over time talking about selling fetal tissue and that enraged many conservatives who were already opponents of planned parenthood. democrats rally around planned parenthood as an organization that provide life saving care to women all around the country that has nothing to do with. >> democratic congresswoman carolyn maloney is on the oversight committee that will be hearing from planned parenthood this morning. good to see you congresswoman. >> great to see you jose. thank you for shedding a light on this important issue. >> what questions do you have? >> what does planned parenthood do that allows planned parenthood to have such massive support across this country, suppor

and then congressman john fleming on federal spending and funding for planned parenthood. ♪washington journal" hiis n host: good morning. welcome to "the washington journal" on wednesday, august 30, 2015. the last day of the fiscal year. congress must pass a budget to keep the government funded until they can agree on a larger budget at the end of the year. tune into c-span2 for that debate. in the house, it is expected to follow suit on a so-called clean resolution, meaning no language defunding planned parenthood. watch the vote on c-span. we will talk to 2 lawmakers coming up on "the washington journal." yesterday the president of planned parenthood testified for five hours on capitol hill. she was peppered with questions on how the group spends money, while democrats defended the services they provide. we want to get your take on the debate. show to the planned parenthood? .emocrats, (202) 748-8000 republicans, (202) 748-8001. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 send us a tweet, go to facebook.com/c-span, or e-mail .s journal@c-span.org we'll get your thoughts in a minute. fir

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some members have questioned why we have focused on the conduct of planned parenthood and not on those who obtained the undercover footage. part of the answer is that planned parenthood, unlike undercover reporters, receive huge amounts of federal funds. making it our business as members of congress, charged with controlling federal purse strings, to do what we can to ensure federal tax dollars are not contributing to this sorts of horrors uncovered by the video. the conduct exposed by the undercover videos may help inform congress on how to enact better laws or to see to it that current laws are better enforced to help protect innocent lives nationwide. to that end, the house has already passed the unborn child protection act, which would prohibit abortions with certain exceptions when women are entering the sixth month of pregnancy. america is one of only seven countries on earth, including north korea and china, that allow elective abortions 20 weeks post fertilization. an overwhelming majority of just about every demographic group opposes this practice. the senate should pass the b

they're all family planning, std testing, well women visits. i will say though, one area i think we might agree, i would love in this country if we would fully fund for planned parenthood or anywhere else comprehensive counseling services for women on a whole host of issues. it is very underfunded and it'll really important to us as well because we do counseling with women every single day. >> i understand that and i i agree there are legitimate services offered but this is something that i'm -- i saw for 15 years so of the $1.3 billion in revenue even if doesn't come from taxpayers how much is set aside to offer services of women seeking counseling? >> we counsel -- i don't know -- i could get the numbers for you. we counsel women and young people and men every single day at planned parenthood health centers across the country and most of it, as you probably know, is uncompensated care. >> well, i look at your numbers and i would tell you this, it is amazing as far as the amount of revenue that exists and i wanted to talk a bit about how much you're sending overseas

tell me a little bit about your knowledge of planned parenthood. based on your background and your life experiences. you don't have to go into those, but what do you know about them? >> my biological mother went to planned parenthood, and they advised her to have a saline abortion. planned parenthood has had an enormous impact on my life. i have the gift of cerebral palsy as a direct result of a lack of oxygen to my brain from that procedure. margaret sanger was quite an individual. if i may reread this quote that i quoted earlier, she said the most merciful thing that a large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it. i just -- that is the woman that began this organization. >> do you have a problem with statues of her in different prominent places in america? ms. jessen: a little bit. >> do you think, just your opinion based on your life experiences, and i value you a great deal, do you think the taxpayers should fund planned parenthood, an organization that does harvest, if we can use the term, body parts of the unborn? ms. jessen: absolutel

we should note that we tried repeatedly to get planned parenthood to respond on camera to the controversiale organization and several of its surrogates declined our invitation. however, the first video prompted an immediate public response from the president of planned parenthood. >> i want to be really clear. the allegation that planned parenthood profits in any way from tissue donation is not true. our donation programs, like any other high-quality health care provider's follows all laws and ethical guidelines. >> but it was only the first video. deleiden and the center for medical progress were just getting warmed up. >> in the second video we released, that's a lunch meeting with dr. mary gatter who was a long time director of planned parenthood los angeles. >> figure out what others are getting. if it's in the ballpark and it's fine. >> dr. gatter was actually haggling over the compensation price that a middle man biotech company should be paying to her planned parenthood affiliate in exchange for intact fetal specimens. >> using a less crunchy technique to get more whole specimens. >>

another issue was on the crisis response plan. the senator mentioned that when he was on site four days later there still was not an adequate response plan or team in place. what but you have a response to that? >> i apologize i wasn't here and i wasn't realizing that the senator was testifying. so we actually had a response team in place. we had on scene coordinators have had more than a couple hundred eta staff. we immediately put that in a motion. we have the area command center that we moved up as quickly as we could but we've always be able to look back to see whether we could have done it better, could we have done it quicker and what are the lessons we've learned? >> you anticipate that is part of the report. >> i believe -- if they don't i know the office of inspector general will certainly be looking at that end of the epa independently will be looking at that as well because that is a huge issue in the spill that we have. and also timing wise i think that there was a national response center wasn't notified until an hour

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." >>> a cold encounter at the united nations between president obama and vladmir putin planned parenthood goes on attack. they go before congress today to too fight fetal tvp tissue research t. fight over planned parenthood could lead to a shutdown. >>> teammates collide in the outfield. one needed to be carted off. >>> daily day but. trevor stewart takes over for jon stewart a it is host of "the >>> good morning from cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. this morning, president obama meets with cuban president raul castro as he wraps up his visit to the united nations. their speeches to the general assembly painted starkly different views on resolving the crisis if syria. then the leaders, whose relationship can best be described as frosty, held their first face-to-face encounter into nearly a year. u.s. officials say the president and putin spent about half of the 90-minute meeting talking about the four-year-old civil war that's killed more than a quarter of a million people putin called the meeting quote very useful and frank. but the two leaders remained at odds over the

on this new revelation. and we should get to the facts. planned parenthood says that on the tables, their employees repeatedly turned down offers to entrap them, to trick them into saying that they would illegally buy fetal tissue. and they kept saying no, even though they were offered ten times the value and ten times this and ten times that, they kept saying that. we should see the tapes in their entirety. we should get to the facts and look at the absolute extreme steps that they have taken to deceive the american public in their efforts to roll back and defund a major health care provider in america. >> this reminds me of the video who puts information out there, evidence, to convict somebody he believes is guilty, so i'll use the evidence against him. i want to thank you both for coming on. anne gearan, a great reporter. >>> coming up, is donald trump planning on sticking in the presidential race to the critical caucuses and primaries or will he pull the rip kord and get out of this thing before he has to face actual voters. will the guy who

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if they want to send one taxpayer dime to planned parenthood after watching it, shame on them. there are much better places to send it, like these community health centers, created under president obama's bill. there are lots of places women can go for health care, not just planned parenthood. go watch the videos. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. castor: pleased to yield 30 seconds to mr. blumenauer of oregon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. blumenauer: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. blumenauer: it's bizarre to watch the manufactured controversy surrounding ambush-type, heavily edited filming using to discredit planned parenthood. these attacks do not reflect my experience and knowledge of the amazing dedicated civic-minded men and women, pillars of our community, who built, supported and led planned parenthood in my community. there's no question, because of their ef

her stance on planned parenthood is destructive on women's health. >> are you supporting her? >> running to a carly rally now. >> we need someone to cut unnecessary jobs. bureaucratic positions. i'm not sure carly is the perfect person for that. i don't think she made a great ceo. the stock plummeted under her watch. i'm not sure it's her. >> quick thought, wayne. >> she did a terrible job. horrible job as a ceo. i mean, it's embarrassing. as far as cutting jobs you could cut whole agencies out of the federal government and not miss them. >> we have to leave it there. coming up, donald trump, listen up, there is a way to make mexico pay to build the wall. >> i have a question about the >>> i want to say thanks to the crew for joining us. juan, i screwed you on the last segment. i'm sorry. next week. >> it's all right. >> head over to fox news.com/cashinin. stock picks. time to wake up, america. thursday night at a campaign rally, donald trump was asked how he plans to get mexico to pay for the wall he wants along the southern border. >> how will we expect mexico to repay their

today, this was the big climax of their war on planned parenthood. they dragged cecile richards, president ef planned parenthood before congress today and kept her there for five hours and it did not go well for them. i think it went fip for planned parenthood, but it went very badly for the republicans who had made this appearance today in congress into such a huge deal. it was kind of a shock. and exclusively we've got cecile richards, president of planned parenthood live here tonight for the interview. so i'm very excited to talk with her about what happened today. you will not see that anywhere else. we've also got interesting news from 2016 politics tonight in terms of whose republican candidacy is most likely to die next. >>> also with the daily show" starting its new run under its new host trevor noah last night, the plig cause that the daily show's old host jon stewart is devoting himself to now that he has retired. that political cause turns out as a huge deadline tomorrow. we're going to talk about whether congress is going to reach that dea

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we begin on the trump plan. eak it down for us. >> reporter: lester, gone are the days of a flat tax. this is a graduated tax. despite what he's been saying on the campaign trail, economists across the political spectrum say the plan could benefit the wealthy even more than the middle class. [ applause ] in the lobby of his manhattan skyscraper, donald trump got down to details today. >> it's going to cost me a fortune. >> reporter: releasing an ambitious tax plan that his campaign says would get rid of income tax for millions of americans while lowering rates for the rich. under the plan, individuals making less than $25,000 and married couples making less than $50,000 would pay no income tax. the highest tax rate would drop from 39.6% to 25%. estate taxes would be eliminated. businesses would pay 15%. and overseas profits would be taxed one time at a rate of 10%, which trump claims would bring more than $2 trillion back to the u.s. the cuts combined with unspecified loopholes and deductions would all lead to a

so this hearing was just the first step on the fight that planned parenthood hadn't planned on. brett? >> thank you. this hour, speaking of the house leadership, that leadership is trying to come up with a plan not just for gop intermural politics, but concerning the politically perilous issue of making a stand with a possible government shutdown looming, chief congressional correspondent mike manuel is up on the hill with more. >> house republicans are meeting this hour to talk strategy, a new approach moving forward. and critical work to be done on issues such as funding government with a tomorrow deadline. >> the house continues to focus its attention on the american people's priorities. and whether it's protecting life, whether it's dealing with the problems of obamacare, or keeping the government open, we're here to do the people's work. >> several days after stunning the conference by announcing his resignation, speaker boehner shifted focus to what he would like to accomplish. he did not rule out increasing the government's borrowing authority before he leaves. >> it's a m

iran and planned parenthood. one has something to do with the defense of the security of this nation. the other has something to do it the defense of the character of this nation. you have not heard about it plan -- you have not heard about a plan about iran from anyone up to. i will make a phone calls, first to netanyahu. the second to the supreme leader to tell him that unless and until he opens every nuclear facility to real anytime, anywhere inspections by our people, not his, we, the united states of america, will make it as difficult as possible to move money around the financial system. and every ally and every adversary we have in this world will know that the united states of america is back in the leadership business, which is how we must stand with our allies. with regards to planned parenthood, anyone who has ideahed the videotapes -- hillary clinton, barack obama to watch these tapes. watch a fully formed fetus on the table. beating its hard to -- heart beating. this is about the character of our nation.

introducing the all in one plan. only from directv and at&t. >> the fact is that we don't want to hear about your career. back and forth, you're both successful people. congratulations. >> in the impact segment we continue with our post debate analysis. joining us, bret baier and brit hume. were there stand out moments for you? >> the one you just showed was a stand out moment and a weak for o chris christie. for him to bitch about it i thought was unfortunate on a night i thought he did well. >> who do you think won the debate? >> carly fiorina, despite the fact she seemed cross at times, but her command of these national and international issues and our military status is quite impressive, especially for someone outside of government. >> how did trump do? >> listen. i thought he had a decent night. probably middle of the road. he's leading by so much. he did not have an implosion moment. there was no attack that killed him, i don't think, tonight. he had the most time, judging by the counters, almost 18 minutes. >>

based on appellant's history of blocking plans, their plans are clearly ever changing. this is likely where their deck and stairs rlt only one still vacant. the house still sits vacant marchred for appellant in litigation more than 3 years after a tragic fire. (inaudible) make further mostly unspecified changes. the assertion that members of the project is patently false as appellant was clearly directed from the start and even an assertion of no formal notice cannot be affirmed. several notices were sent to appellant and be went to his rental property instead of his address. they verbally confirmed they were directed by appellant to hold his mail. appellant was then given a special 30 day extension to provide comments to the project by the zoning administrator but no formal comments were submitted. this i surmise is likely due to the fact that appellant had already signed off on the plans that were submitted. while no public review in common process is ever perfect in this case appellant has been involved from the start and signed off from the plans prior to their submi

on c-span three. as the president from planned parenthood testified for -- testified on capitol hill, the house approved a bill that would allow states to exclude planned parenthood or other groups that perform abortions from medicaid programs. pro tempore: the chairman is recognized. mr. pitts: madam speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 3495, the women's public health and safety act. this bill, at its core, is about choice as well as protecting the lives of millions of unborn babies across america. .r. 34695 would empower states with flexibility to include or -- h.r. 3495 would empower states with flex ict to include or not include providers who assist in elected abortions. the hyde amendment already makes sure that federal medicaid dollars do not pay for elective abortions. this bill would amend current law so that states would have the flexibility and discretion to work with qualified providers of their choice. this bill also means states would be able to remove the largest abortion chain from being the recipient of millions of dollars of state and federal funds, which are allocated within their

to address puerto rico's debt crisis that plans onraising the tuition at university of puerto rico, cutting investment in health care and contracting for-profit companies to run public road and ports. in return, the plan calls for debt restructuring that would require hedge funds and other creditors to voluntarily accept reduced payments. on wednesday, governor alejandro garcÍa padilla called on hedge funds to come to the negotiation -- negotiating table. >> now the most important conclusion from this plan is that even if we impose all the measures in it, he would not be sufficient to meet the immediate delivery them. the massive public data puerto rico is impediment to growth. that is why the time is now that the creditors come to the table and share the sacrifice. amy: in news from pasco, washington, three police officers who shot and killed an unarmed mexican farmworker earlier this year in an incident which sparked protests will not face criminal charges. police fired 17 shots at antonio zambrano-montes. telephone video shows him

to be clear, the attack on planned parenthood is an attack on funding for family planning services. of the republicans running for president, from carly fiorina to donald trump, on down, they all want to stop women from having access to birth control. that means they lose the millennial vote for both men and women millennials, they lose the women vote for decades to come. that's not good for women advocates. we want republicans to have a fair shot at getting women's votes because we want there to be competition between republicans and democrats for the women's vote. unfortunately where we are right now is republicans are making themselves into a party that women absolutely cannot in good conscience vote for. >> as i alluded to in the uctiintrod, carly fiorina sort of deflected questions about her tenure at hewlett-packard by going on this tirade on planned parenthood and also going after hillary clinton and her accomplishments. did fiorina pick the wrong battle in attacking hillary clinton's record? >> it's kind of a strange battle to wage. carly fiorina, head of hp, laid off 30,000

it is clear on all the plans that i've seen an elevator penthouse 9 foot 6 on the plans it is tallern the addenda went up to 14.6 i heard down to 11 or telephone foot so a couple of feet turn around reviewed by the board at the previous hearing maybe a concern or issue about whether it is or 8 feet it is clear if the materials the basis of appeal and the reference was concerned about the elevator penthouse how can someone say never a penthouse here. >> even though the plans and the permits clearly statistics 9.6 according to everybody when people say 6 and 8 foot that permit holders eventually know that was 9.6 with the contention because i was there will was quite a few of the folks in the audience that night if there's a misconception it should be cleared up now we've got a bigger issue. >> i agree that is a lesson i don't believe that the full approved plans were provided to the board for this hearing the project manager made and i abbreviated submittal but insuring the board has a complete plan with making a decision that would be helpful if we can get to the bottom of things at