. >> commissioner frank ruiz: here. >> for items a. consideration of items proposed for continuance the commission will consider a request for continuance to a later date. the commission may choose to continue the item to the date proposed below, to continue the item to another date, or to hear the item on this calendar. 1. 2018-004217gpa (d. ngo: (628) 652-7591) 2022 safety & resilience element update - consideration of approval of amendments to the san francisco general 2. 2021-011352cua (r. balba: (628) 652-7331) 4835 mission street - southeast side between russia and france street; lot 021 in 3a. 2019-022404enx (e. samonsky: (628) 652-7417) 1458 san bruno avenue - west side at terminus of san bruno avenue; lots 015 and 006a 3b. 2019-022404cua (e. samonsky: (628) 652-7417) 1458 san bruno avenue - west side at terminus of san bruno avenue; lots 015 and 006a to be continued to october 13, 2022. >> we will take public comment for items proposed for continuance. please come forward or press star 3 if you are calling in re -- remotely. >

alamo gines garcia emelian antonio velazquez tamar novas fernandina oscar pastor lauracipeda carmen ruiz victor ansionez natalie portela eduard allatra and daniel grow and ruth gabriel goya-style murder laura paterna 32-year-old partner in a law office was going to get married in two months. who found her au pair has already been interviewed. it also stank in here. when you walked in. yeah, no signs of a struggle, and it looks like there were no prints either. so far, i haven't found anything like that, for sure. dear, i do not have time to pick up the children. to my parents. you can? we will definitely take this too, then we will attach it as evidence. i'll call you back, what's going on here what's the matter. she was in the bedroom, so it could be jealousy homicide. it's not, why are you so sure? for everyday life, it’s too elegant, usually the victim is chopped with a knife, her head is smashed against the wall or anything at all. most often in the kitchen. you won't believe how many times when everything was clean i found blood in the extractor pocket, i'm not a beginner. flag in t

commissioner ruiz. gi would like to make an attempt at a motion. if this is okay with everybody would anybody else like to make more comments before i prosecute seed. i -- want to make a motion that encomp uses from the commissioners if i miss something chime in and i'm open to whatever additional conscience we would like to see. i tried take rigorous notes as possible. i would like to make a motion to take dr. with a condition and include conditions that there is a lifetime guarantee for the life of the tenant who remains not guilty building who is vulnerable allowed live in a reason controlled unit at the same prits they pay now for the rest of their life. that during correction the concern tenant relocated the guarantee the absence the be short and returned it a refurbished per minute if the owner or relatives move out they will reach out to the priests tenants and offer them the right of first refusal to rerent the unit the rent piing when evictd and site the lufor this. and if we can find the contact information of them so we don't have an iss

commissioner ruiz? >> aye. >> commissioner diamond? >> no. >> commissioner imperial? >> aye. >> commissioner koppel? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> so moved commissioners, that motion passes 4 to 1 with commissioner diamond voting against. >> it will mace you under commission comments and questions. >> >> commissioner imperial? >> you go ahead first if you want. >> okay. yeah, i just want to bring up in terms of and it looks like our items for the rest of the year are letting less and less. i kind of want to have a better picture of what the rest of the year is going to look like for us and i understand there are some continuances that, you know, i'm worried that we are beyond the ten cancellation sessions and whether you know, how -- whether is this because of the less items we're having, the continuances so i know some of the members of the public have contacted me about what is going on and so, i would like to bring this up in terms of how is the rest of the year, our calendar looks like? and how we're -- in terms of the

we'll talk to the chair of a congressional hispanic conference, raul ruiz about that and much more. >>> and we begin with our top story this morning, hurricane fiona strengthening to a category 3 storm after devastating parts of the caribbean leaving at least three dead in puerto rico and one dead in the dominican republic. now, the storm is now barrelling up the atlantic taking aim at turks and caicos. next, take a look at the intended path of this -- of this storm. meanwhile, let's take a look at puerto rico: we're expecting an update later this hour right there after fiona made landfall on sunday as a category 1 hurricane unleashing massive floods. two feet of rain and landslides. the island's power grid ravaged again, four out of five people still without power this morning. over 800,000 people do not have access to running water. this as just today is the five-year anniversary of hurricane maria. more than a thousand people have been rescued including in manatee where this 91-year-old woman was trapped in her home when the flood waters rushed into her neighborhood. joining us now

joaquin ruiz is the director of biosphere two. - [justin] it alst reminds me of like a palace. (laughs) not like a laboratory or research environment, but more like a science palace. can you tell us about what's going on here in high level? - sure. right in front of us is the rainforest, you have a big ocean and then you have a desert. - [narrator] it was an audacious idea. build a small scale version of earth, in completely closed quarters. in a matter of years, they recreated a wide array of ecosystems that originalltook billions of years on earth to evolve. to succeed, biosphere 2 needed to be completely self-contained and sealed off with nothing brought in or taken out. - [biosphere volunteer] we have to recycle the nutrients. we're recycling our water, our air. we're recycling everythi. - [narrator] in 1991, 8 volunteers of biospherians lived inside biosphere 2 for two full years. like a future habitat on mars, biosphere 2 had to be perfectly thought out and highly engineered. the health and safety of future explorers depended on its success. any habitat on mars would need

something we worked on for such a while, i salute representative tay qana and representative ruiz, it's remarkable. nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars will be spent to protect the health of our workers. and i would love to go into it and the bipartisan, gun gun violence prevention. and nonetheless. all of these very, very important and the chips and science act which again, inclusion, diversity, reaching out, bringing more people in through the science par of it which is about education, research and fairness and the chips part which is a national security, infrastructure, chips and infrastructure law and safety in our communities, culminating in the inflation reduction act. again, democrats are always here for the people. we put people over politics. and it's a pretty dramatic time. the republicans -- a majority of republicans in the house are co-sponsors of legislation for a national nationwide abortion ban. it's important to note that and want to make sure the public is aware of it in contrast to our respect the freedom of women to make their own choices. any questions. [indiscer

what are we lo -- >> reportthis h been in his ood his great-grandfather, jesus ruiz guzman, began playing in the early 1900s as a way to share information during the mexican revolution and realized he could play to earn a decent living. now, the kids think thy are learning just music. >> this is not just a typical music class. we also teach them a little bit of history. every song we sing, there is always a meaning behind it and we try to tell them, hey, this is the history of mariachi. we are now the second half of the book. >> reporter: >> reporter: for vicente mariscal rivera, who is back for for a second year, the dedication and commitment is real. free practice sessions a week completing four hours on saturday mornings, for the entire school year. ask vicente ask vicente mariscal rivera -- ayariachi music, what do you do you want people to get from r music? >> i want them to get inspired. >> reporter: his father played in a band for several years and mariachi deepens their connection. >> for us, it is important he continue with the culture of mexico here. it would be like a dream for

. >>> in major league baseball, morris ruiz made against it new york yankees. he had a blast at a crucial moment in the sixth inning. it powered the los angeles angels to the win over the yankees. his 30th homerun of the year means he became the first player in major league baseball history to record 10 wins or more on the mound, and 30 homeruns at the plate in the same season. >>> a japanese movie is in the running for the top prize at the world's oldest film festival. [ applause ] the venice international film festival open on wednesday with no masks insight. among those getting the red carpet treatment is the director [ indiscernible ]. his film, love life, isupfor the veted goen lion japanesewoman anherd stggles nefamily dynacs aftetaking her ex husbanth d fall on hard times. >> sometimes we face unexpected loneliness in our daily lives, even when we are with a benough r me. at, it would >>> festival organizers will pay tribute to ukraine. they have invited directors and actors to a day in their honor as they struggle to pursue their passions amid the russi

worked on for such a while, i salute mark takano, the chairman of the veterans affairs committee, raul ruizorked with him on this or this legislation, it's remarkable. nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars will be spent to protect the health of our workers and i would love to go into it, our veterans, go into it or if you ask. and then the bipartisan safer communities, gun violence prevention, which was bipartisan. it's a good first step. with more to do, but nonetheless all of these are very, very important and, of course, the chips and science act which again, inclusion, diversity, reaching out, bringing more people in through the science part of it which is about education and research and fairness, as well as the chips part which is all all of ita national security issue for us. so rescue, packed, chips and sites, infrastructure law and again safety in our communities culminating now for the inflation reduction act. so again democrats are always there for the people. we put people over politics and it's a pretty dramatic time, as you see the republicans putting forth a fan, majority, m

ruiz, for five minutes. mr. ruiz: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the communities affected by the fairview fire and thank the first responders who heroically battled the flames. the fairview fire started on september 5, and within a matter of hours, residents of hemmit were forced to evacuate their homes. since then the fire burned over 28,300 acres, caused two deaths, and destroyed at least 36 homes or commercial structures, proving to be one of the largest and most destructive fires our local communities have ever seen. to the families who have lost a loved one, our neighbors who had to leave behind their homes and students that missed school know that i'm with you and stand ready to support you in any way i can. in the last 15 days we've faced much devastation. we had experienced uncertainty, grief, and fear. and we have seen the havoc wildfires can rake on our families, environment, and livelihoods. we've also been moved by the resiliency of our communities. through it all, i have been touched by the kindness a

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ruiz, and mr. garcia, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 2490. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. walz of florida, i inform the house that mr. waltz will vote yea on s.2490. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. rush, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yea on s.2490. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on s. 2490. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. meng, i inform the house that she will vote yes on s. 2490. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. soto o

angels that's off, nor hey, ruiz. angels are gonna win this one. shohei otani had a no hitter going into the seventh strikes out email machine and his no. no got broken up with two outs in the eighth, but he goes eight innings. two hits, no runs. 10 strikeouts also had a couple of hits, extending his hit streak to 14 games as the angels take care of the a's 4 to 2 your final scary moment in tonight's dolphins bengals game and there's going to be a little fallout. from this game, miami quarterback to a ton of byelorussia got a very questionable start. here's why we're going to flash back to this past sunday versus the bills to a shove down helmet bounces off the turf is going to get up a little woozy and then stumbles back down. looks like a concussion evaluated for a concussion, but they said it was a back injury. he finished that game now back to tonight. just four days later, tonga via lois sack flung to the ground helmet goes off the car, but his arm um, seized up a neurological response to head trauma. he was down for seven minutes got carted o

. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy for newshour west.ll return to the full program after the latest headlines. ukraine said its forces have pushed within two miles of the russian border in the northeastern kharkiv region, but in moscow, the kremlin played down criticism. they brushed aside calls for an all-out military mobilization. we will return to ukraine after the news summary. britain's king charles iii traveled to northern ireland as he tours t united kingdom since assuming the throne. the king and queen were cheered in belfast and later, charles spoke for healing the region's division. candy and annenberg, thousands viewed the queen's coffin overnight and today, paying their respects. elizabeth will lie in state in london starting tomorrow. back in this country, it is the last day of mary raises before election day. the democratic race is still too close to call. in new hampshire, there are tight races for the gop nomination in the u.s. sete and first and second congressional districts. a major teacher's strike is ending. seattle

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vanessa i'm vanessa ruiz in for : stephanie sy with newshour west, we'll return to the full program after the latest headlines. thousands of people in scotland turned out for final tributes to queen elizabeth, a somber processional and an overnight vigil. malcolm brabant reports from london on the day's events. reporter: from edinburgh castle, a traditional salute rang out across the city in tribute to queen elizabeth, who died in her beloved scotland four days ago. king charles iii walked behind the hearse bearing his mother's casket, draped in the royal standard, as it was driven the short distance from holyrood house to st giles cathedral for a service of remembrance. he was accompanied by his three siblings as the procession made its way along edinburgh's narrow main street known as the royal mile. normally bustling, its crowds watched on in respectful silence. despite his grief, the new monarch has made a point of reaching out to the british people in person. >> it just brought me to tears really. really emotional. and i just feel so privileged. reporter: earlier, king charles receiv

the student was enrolled in the college's program for students with developmental disabilities where ruize worked release was immediately fired from his position. his wife was also dismissed. release is currently in jail waiting for his trial in a statement mission college says, quote, mission college take seriously our commitment to student safety but failed in this case to ensure the well-being of one of our female students. we sincerely apologize to the victim and her family and hope that this settlement provides some measure of relief for their pain and suffering jury selection for the corruption trial against santa clara county sheriff laurie smith started today. smith is fighting a number of accusations from a civil grand jury. she's accused of trading concealed weapons permits for donations for her reelection campaign and mismanaging the jails under her control where mentally ill inmates died. smith is also accused of withholding documents concerning and internal affairs jail investigation and >> line on campaign finance forms. she has denied all of the allegations. smith has been

vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz, we will return to the full program after the latest headlines.in western canada are still searching tonight for the remaining suspect in sunday's stabbings that left 10 people dead. earlier, they had a possible sighting of myles sanderson at the cree first nation reserve, where the attacks took place. officers surrounded a home with guns drawn and barricaded nearby roads. but later, they said they found no sign of the fugitive. the other suspect, sanderson's brother, was found dead on monday. electronic cigarette maker juul labs will pay nearly $440 million over allegations that its u.s. marketing triggered a surge in teen vaping. today's settlement is with 33 states and puerto rico. it includes a number of restrictions on the company's marketing of these electronic cigarettes. juul still faces 9 lawsuits in other states and hundreds of individual suits. in britain, conservative liz truss became prime minister today, as the country faces soaring inflation and labor unrest. she first met with queen elizabeth to accept the post, and spoke later out

we have a mug shot of ruiz there. he was deported in 2015 but spotted by border cameras this month.ill be deport add again. a live look at the fox drone coverage, this is a long along the sky where all of this action happens day by day. most of the migrants are coming in from venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. not so much mexico anymore. this morning about 60 people from nicaragua were in that group that ended up here in eagle pass. back out here live, people coming to talk to us that live close by, when is the federal government going to step in and when is the president coming in. another peace of news that we just got in, neil, the governor of texas, greg abbott issued an executive order about an hour ago designating mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations pointing to the threat of fentanyl killing so many americans every day, neil. >> neil: thank you very much, alexis mcadams in eagle pass. other developments, a legal issue for one donald j. trump. to new york attorney general looking at how he ran his businesses the better part of a decade. to say there was a lot of inflate

. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy with "newshour west."urn to the full ogram after the latest headlines. president biden charged again that former president trump and his most extreme followers are threatening democracy. it followed his speech last night on the same theme. today, the president said he is not talking about all trump supporters, but those who advocate violence and reject election results. we'll get details, after the news summary. the u.s. justice department now says fbi agents found empty folders marked classified at the trump estate in florida. a detailed inventory of the material was released today. it said more than 100 documents were classified. but more than 40 folders labeled clasfied were empty. and others contained 10,000 government records with no classifications. the one-time trump white house counsel pat cipollone testified today before a federal grand jury investigating january 6th. he arrived this morning and spent several hours with the panel, before leaving later without comment. his deputy counsel also appea

for the last three years, imran name and any ruiz lived in the now burned out cottage. i was kind of in disbelief. you know? yeah it just didn't even definitely didn't feel real for a moment. two years ago, a fire in the same spot narrowly missed their cottage. but this time they weren't so lucky. not only did the fire completely destroyed their home, but also everything inside. besides, what we were wearing that day for work and what we brought to work. everything is pretty much gone. the blow hit harder when they're cat died from injuries sustained in the fire. they've been crashing at a friend's house while out apartment hunting. they're learning with the high cost of bay area rents, they can no longer replicate the cottage oasis they had for just 18 50 a month prices great. the space is great. we had our own little like miniature house. he had room for his i had room for my t supplies was right now, so we just got to move on to something new and another blow. no renter's insurance. you just never expect places to burn down . but now i know that totally happens. yes

vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz, inverse stephanie sy.will return to the full program after the latest headlines. at the united nations security council, the war in ukraine took center stage. leading players on opposite sides of the conflict came face-to-face for the first time since russia's invasion last february. they waged verbal battle as the war claimed more casualties. nick schifrin has our report. nick: in a war that russia says only targets the military, today the target was a ukrainian hotel, and residents of and residents of zaporizhzhia have lost hope. >> for me, it doesn't matter anymore. it doesn't matter if it kills me. i have nobody to bury me. nick: at the same time in new york, the security council held an unusually senior-level meeting about a war secretary of state antony blinken called existential. >> if ukraine stops fighting, ukraine ends. nick: the diplomats discussed russian horrors, including a mass burial site of more than 400 ukrainians. among the exhumed, a soldier wearing a bracelet of ukraine's colors. ukrai

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max stassi solo home run of north hey, ruiz, and it is for nothing. angels all right now the aforementioned otani a no hitter into the seventh. it's gonna strike out female machine here and then in the eighth, otani added again, looking for another strikeout strikes out jordan's diaz his five outs away from a no hitter, but the next batter, connor couple comes to the plate and he's going to hit a week. one looks like it could have been fielded, but laban soto can't come up with it kind of a bad hop. first hit of the game for the a's otani gets the standing ovation for his efforts. listen to this. he also extended his hit streak to 14 games with a couple of singles scored a few times late, but they lose final of 4 to 2. there's been a little controversy swirling on the heels of the 49ers ugly loss to the broncos sunday or at least on sports talk radio. you know, social media, we're gonna call it lip gate and amateur lip. readers everywhere have been taking a crack at what a frustrated jimmy garoppolo said after throwing a crucial interception on a pass

. >> commissioner gabrielle ruiz: no. >> commissioner sue diamond: aye. >> commissioner theresa imperial: aye. >> commissioner joel koppel: aye. >> vice-president kathrin moore: aye. so moved., commissioners, that motion passes 4-1 with commissioner ruiz voting against. >> commissioners, that will now place us under your discretionary review calendar. as previously stated, our first dr for no. 15 has been withdrawn. placing us on item 16. >> 16. 2021-007934drp (d. winslow: (628) 652-7335) 3682-3686 16th street - >> thank you. again, good evening commissioners. i am filling in for dave winslow this evening. i can assure you he has done all the hard lifting on the dr calendar this evening. i am here to assure it for you. this item before you is for a discretionary review of building permit permit 2020.1003.5809 to convert existing space at the basement level to an adu per ordinance no. 162-16. the project will infill an existing lightwell at the subject property's east lot line of the basement level. all work under this permit is to the building at the southeast portion of the subject lot

i want to thank representative lee, hudson, ruiz and herrera beutler for their leadership on this issue and their hard work to advance this important bill. the house companion to this commonsense, bipartisan legislation was voted out of the energy and commerce committee by unanimous vote of 52-0 last week. so i'm proud to support this bill and look forward to sending it to the president's desk. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting s. 958 and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. guthrie: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of s. 958, the maximizing outcomes through better investments in life saving equipment or the mobile health care act. federally qualified health centers or f.q. -- fqhc's are an integral part of the rural health care system. they provide much-needed health care services to some of our most vulnerabl

ruiz: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. linda sanchez, i inform the house that she will vote yea on h.r. 302. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote nay on h.r. 302. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from kansas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cleaver, as the member designated by mr. cleaver will vote yes on h.r. 302. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? mr. fleischmann: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. palazzo of mississippi and mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. palazzo and mr. brooks will both vote nay on h.r. 302. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire rise? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. dingell and pingree, i inform the house that these members will vote yes

. >> gilbert ruiz. >> stephen p.l. >> steven harris russin. >> michael thomas russo, sr. >> wayne alan russo. >> william r. russ. >> edward ryan. >> john joseph ryan, jr. >> jonathan stephan ryan. >> matthew l. ryan. >> tatiana ryjova. >> christina sunga ryook. >> thierry saada. >> jason elazar sabbag. >> thomas e. sabella. >> scott h. saber. >> charlie e. savine. >> joseph francis sacerdote. >> jessica lee sachs. >> francis john sadocha. >> jude safi. >> brock joel safronoff. >> edward saiya. >> john patrick salamone. >> marjorie salamone. >> hernando rafael salas. >> juan g. salas. >> esmerlin antonio salcedo. >> john salvatore salerno, jr. >> rama and her unborn child. >> richard l. salinardi, jr. >> wayne john saloman. >> nolbert salomon. >> catherine patricia salter. >> frank g. salvaterra. >> paul richard salvio. >> and my brother. i miss you and i love you. >> and my father, richard. my father was called to serve overseas when he was younger. as an older man he was called to serve as the president of the local

ruiz: i rise to support access to health care in underserved communities across the country. i grew up in a rural farm worker community in the coachella valley and later served that same community as a doctor. i know how crucial it is for people to have access to health care in their communities without barriers and how the distance of a health center can be the difference between whether or not someone seeks treatment. that is why i joined congresswoman suzy lee in introducing the mobile health care act which will help community health centers expand their services with mobile health units. this means taking health care to the people, often the hardest to reach, and often left out and the most medically underserved. so i urge president biden to sign this bill into law without delay to improve health outcomes throughout the board and make a positive different in people's lives. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? mr. rosendale: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to

ruiz. i co-chair the 911 caucus with senator byrd.n estimated $244 million -- million calls are made 201 centers annually. this critical public service that we all rely on, relies on outdated technology. some places take text messages. you can imagine someone in an emergency, why would they think to use text message? i am lead legislations to modernize america's 911 systems to hander text, pictures and video and other information sent by smartphone. option revenue should be invested into public interest of subjectives. dear green 911 infrastructure is in dire need of modernization? >> yes and i would include the on the list of public objectives. >> i will go on and thank you for your support for the american innovation choice online act. i appreciate the support of you and many others. this -- mrs. baker, in your testimony, headed to the 5g benefit to the u.s., putting improvements of public safety. how can 5g and other technology be leveraged to advance public communication yet >> thank you for your question and your leadership on 91

ruiz. i co-chair the 911 caucus with senator byrd. an estimated $244 million -- million calls are made 201 centers annually. this critical public service that we all rely on, relies on outdated technology. some places take text messages. you can imagine someone in an emergency, why would they think to use text message? i am lead legislations to modernize america's 911 systems to hander text, pictures and video and other information sent by smartphone. option revenue should be invested into public interest of subjectives. dear green 911 infrastructure is in dire need of modernization? >> yes and i would include the on the list of public objectives. >> i will go on and thank you for your support for the american innovation choice online act. i appreciate the support of you and many others. this -- mrs. baker, in your testimony, headed to the 5g benefit to the u.s., putting improvements of public safety. how can 5g and other technology be leveraged to advance public communication yet >> thank you for your question and your leadership on

way to explain it but i don't want people thinking they didn't get the full benefit of what andrea ruiz-esquide . >> . >> >> and engage with the agency. >> bringing up that detail it brings up a question. if a complainant opts in and requests the mediation but let's say the officer doesn't make himself available but a station representative makes himself available and what we're talking about the opportunity for two parties who were engaged in an incident that could potentially be resolve side no longer provided as the option. does that community member have the option of opting back out since they're not face-to-face with the officer they may have filed the complaint against? >> absolutely. it's a case by case basis whether it's an individual officer or equipment or senior staff member and like i said it depends on what kind of complaint or what concern the public has. the other thing i want to point out so we're not talking about the entire universal and ali talk body it earlier but there are specific cases not considered for mediation and those are the cases that demand an investigation. tho

ruiz. i co-chair the 911 caucus with senator byrd. an estimated $244 million -- million calls are made 201 centers annually. this critical public service that we all rely on, relies on outdated technology. some places take text messages. you can imagine someone in an emergency, why would they think to use text message? i am lead legislations to modernize america's 911 systems to hander text, pictures and video and other information sent by smartphone. option revenue should be invested into public interest of subjectives. dear green 911 infrastructure is in dire need of modernization? >> yes and i would include the on the list of public objectives. >> i will go on and thank you for your support for the american innovation choice online act. i appreciate the support of you and many others. this -- mrs. baker, in your testimony, headed to the 5g benefit to the u.s., putting improvements of public safety. how can 5g and other technology be leveraged to advance public communication yet >> thank you for your question and your leadership on