well, both he and alberto salazar strenuously denied any wrongdoing.xample, when it appeared or there were rumours that the usada investigation was withering, that it had been dropped, mo farah said he felt vindicated in standing by alberto salazar, but mo farah himself, according to this report, remains and investigation for an alleged infusion of this supplement in 2014. he denies breaking any rules. yesterday, uk athletics, for which alberto salazar remains a consultant, said they would continue to stand by alberto salazar until such time as he is charged with a doping offence, but it is clear from this report that is exactly what usada believes it has the evidence to do, to charge him with a doping offence, and therefore questions will persist about mo farah‘s continued association with a coach that the dope and authorities seem so determined to pursue. many thanks indeed for that update. it's been a busy day for laura muir on the first day of the european athletics championships in belgrade. two races today, and she has qualified for both finals o

this is from salazar 2006. this week we will begin the committee hearings on the confirmation of justice gorsuch is time we have another voice west of the mississippi. >> [inaudible] >> get will be open my call reconciliation bills. we are anxious to get past the status quo. >> will it go to the fore. >> no. >> this sounds like these say that parts of the cbo are an accurate spirit that is not what was saying that is an accurate reflection of the likelihood of a premium going down medicaid reform but as the senator pointed out it is hard to predict coverage with the government stops telling new the desired to predict eliminating me mandate working hard to create a marketplace that is more attractive to people than buying insurance that they'll need. >> in trying to encourage to raise the debt ceiling how soon do you anticipate that? >> we will talk to the secretary of uh treasury about timing. >> [inaudible] >> senator graham is involved in the investigation of this effort i would not try to direct him how to d

those inside, including 4 year old jewel salazar were forced to escape. young jewel described the moments before she saw the flames.sot my mom and my grandma was watching television in the livinglivingliving room? uh huhsot was in the living room watching tv and then my mother in law said she smelled a burn and my girlfriend went to check it out in a room and all of a sudden the room was on fire.neighbors watched as black smoke poured out of the top of the building. witnesses say they won't forget what it looked like.sot there was just a pile of smoke coming out of the apartment next door and the smoke just kept on growing and growing and it went literally up to the next floor on top.three apartments were destroyed but everyone was able to get out safe. including jewel who, along with her family ran out of their home without shoes on. tonight a friend has lent her shoes.sot i think i'm feeling a little bit sad because i accidentally burned my housebut i'm sure you'll be okay right? yeahfamily members of jewel assure me they are comforting her. working wit

salazar under brock obama said ten years the glowing things about judge gorsuch, that seeking confirmation to the tenth circuit court. if you look at the comments made from steve barber, cohost of the 2008 democrats and national convention in denver in 2008 emma wrote a letter to the judiciary committee strongly supporting judge gorsuch confirmation to the united cream court. these are conservatives, these are liberal democrats who believe that judge gorsuch would make an excellent supreme court justice urging all of us to support confirmation. [inaudible] what's the signal that we should back off of this ? >> what you're seeing on full display of the legislative process. this way it works. i mentioned before the speaker and i have the majority of members who have never with a republican president. in other words, the chances of getting a signature on many of the things that we support were never there. here we are in a real governing situation. it produces lots of stories for you guys but these are the various episodes that you go through and trying to make a law and get a signature. it's

those inside, including 4 year old jewel salazar were forced to escape. young jewel described the moments before she saw the flames.sot my mom and my grandma was watching television in the livinglivingliving room? uh huhsot was in the living room watching tv and then my mother in law said she smelled a burn and my girlfriend went to check it out in a room and all of a sudden the room was on fire.neighbors watched as black smoke poured out of the top of the building. witnesses say they won't forget what it looked like.sot there was just a pile of smoke coming out of the apartment next door and the smoke just kept on growing and growing and it went literally up to the next floor on top.three apartments were destroyed but everyone was able to get out safe. including jewel who, along with her family ran out of their home without shoes on. tonight a friend has lent her shoes.sot i think i'm feeling a little bit sad because i accidentally burned my housebut i'm sure you'll be okay right? yeahfamily members of jewel assure me they are comforting her. working wit

was inappropriate and delegitimizes the work of ice agents who are out there doing their job. >> salazar mutually arrested and the judge, he's still on the bench. heather: hillary clinton is coming out of the woods and making appearances in new york city. thanks to supporters who just cannot seem to let go, hillary for mayor flyers like this one right there, they're fueling rumor that is maybe she's jumping into the race, part-time spotted the posters on training, subway stations and doors and, of course, sharing them on twitter. >> well, president trump's address to congress praised on both sides of the aisle. heather: do democrats really agree with him in jesse watter. >> are you republican or democrat? >> i'm a moderate, actually. >> democratic party let me down. >> is there anything you like about donald trump? not particularly, i'm not really a fan. >> what do you like about donald trump? >> i think he's transparent. >> i don't like nothing about donald trump, they should impeach him. it's a crime for him trying to deport people, immigrants. >> well if deporting illegal immigrants a

on sportsday tonight, we'll also look at another development in the alberto salazar story, mo farah‘soach is under investiagation by the us anti—doping agency, and more details of their inquiry have been leaked. we'll be speaking to the man who first revealed the claims that cast doubt on the american‘s practices. and we will of course mark your card for the premier legaue this wekekend. i'm joined by dean saunders, as we cast an eye over the fixtures, inclduing what should be a great match at anfield bewteen liverpool and arsenal. that's all on sportsday at 6:30 with me, olly foster. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? a very mixed bag, we have logan, a superhero movie that is not really a superhero movie that is not really a superhero movie. viceroy‘s house, a handsome period drama from gurinder chadha. and certain women, the latest low— key chadha. and certain women, the latest low—key offering from kelly reichardt. so wo

salazar. >> i remember i was wearing a white shirt, my tie was off to the side, and i looked and there was a hole in my shirt and i was bleeding. the stab wound itself was not considered serious. the bigger problem was the risk of infection. >> i went to the hospital, i was at the emergency room, i went through a series of shots, they cleaned out the wound. it took several blood tests and i remember picking up the blood result and looked and looked for hiv. and hepatitis negative, hiv negative. so i was like, well, all right, i'll go ahead and take that. >> we asked steele for his version of the story. and in spite of all of the witnesses, he claimed absolute innocence. >> they're saying i stabbed him in court in front of judge, jury, and executioner. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying i had nothing to do with it. >> were you there? >> nope. >> really? >> how many different ways you want me to answer that same question? >> so you're denying this whole thing ever took place? >> i'm denying i had anything to do with it. >> was this d.a. stabbed? >> according to court documents and pap

were you surprised, miss salazar, that the major networks and cable competition ignored the story? i would only think that it's because they want to be politically correct, because they do not want to hurt or they don't want to offend the hispanic community. we are the largest community, the largest minority, i should say, in the country. but i don't have that problem. i can talk to my people and i can tell them exactly what's happening. >> bill: one more thing you missed. they don't want to help president trump. isn't that what this is about? >> i'm not sure it's that. >> bill: no reason on earth that this story, as big as it is, should be covered. would you see that? >> absolutely. >> bill: you guys covered it on "the five." we covered it. to not cover it, you have to make a decision, and i believe the decision is, we're not going to cover it because it will help president trump. fair enough. but i feel there is a bigger issue that the media is liberal and liberals have always been the pro-immigration, on the side of the illegal immigrants, because there is one reason for that. i

jaime: el doctor vÍctor salazar dice que les estrÉs y latente e incluyendo niÑos y las consecuenciasido un delito u riesgo es mÍnimo. lo mejor es prevenir vÍctor: tiempo que el paciente alcalosis y se ponga los tenis. jaime: recuerde acudir a un mÉdico si no puede controlar el estrÉs. nos acompaÑa la abogada jessica, cuÉntame qué tipo de llamadas estÁn recibiendo, cuál es la principal pregunta que tiene la gente? jessica: estamos recibiendo muchas preguntas, porque muchos tienen inquietudes en este momento. una cosa que nos preguntan es si alguna manera en que pueda revelar el estatus, a travÉs de sus hijos o su esposo o esposa de sus padres. y lo que estamos informando a la gente que cada caso es diferente. la ley de migraciones me complicado. recomendamos que si tienen preguntas que busque le ayude le consulte con un abogado de inmigraciÓn frente a frente. porque vaya con un agente comunitario acreditado para vender servicio de migraciÓn. jaime: muchÍsimas gracias y recuerde que puede presentar el pago para la ciudadanÍa. leticia: gracias jaime. organizaciones cuero inmigrantes rea

five points predecessors selected mccormick born and salazar to develop the affordable housing in alice griffith. in addition to ocii and five point the house griffith revitalization team members include the mayor's office of housing and community development, ocd with the mayors hope sf team the san francisco housing authority whose a current owner and operator of house griffith, and then urban strategies who's implementing the social service program at alice griffith. our nonprofit development partners for faces 1-3 sorry, one in three are [inaudible] and phases two and four is tabernacle community development corporation. as you know, the housing authority received a $30.5 million choice neighborhoods initiative grants also known as a seeing eye implementation grant the us department of housing and urban development. 221.3 5 million of the grant was for construction of the new units. maynard is for services and community improvements. see an eye funds are being used on the first three phases of the house griffith with the first three phases in construction we are on schedule to meet

five points predecessors selected mccormick born and salazar to develop the affordable housing in alice griffith. in addition to ocii and five point the house griffith revitalization team members include the mayor's office of housing and community development, ocd with the mayors hope sf team the san francisco housing authority whose a current owner and operator of house griffith, and then urban strategies who's implementing the social service program at alice griffith. our nonprofit development partners for faces 1-3 sorry, one in three are [inaudible] and phases two and four is tabernacle community development corporation. as you know, the housing authority received a $30.5 million choice neighborhoods initiative grants also known as a seeing eye implementation grant the us department of housing and urban development. 221.3 5 million of the grant was for construction of the new units. maynard is for services and community improvements. see an eye funds are being used on the first three phases of the house griffith with the first three phases in construction we are on schedule to meet

for reaction, from miami, elvirh salazar, news anchor for mega tv.ith us here in new york eric bolling, a host of "the five." elvira, begin with you. maryland tv covered the story? >> absolutely. why wouldn't we? we know the community. we are not going to be covering up criminals. a 14-year-old child is raped and sodomized in her own high school, we -- in my book, you may burn them at the stake. i have no problems with that. whether they are illegal -- let me just finish. legal or illegal. also, mr. o'reilly, i think we should also say that i also should also say that i also cover -- that i do not want to, because of this case or kate steinle or the others, we do not want to stigmatize people who are here. so when i think you have to give >> bill: i think you have to give the viewers of negativity and fox news credit enough to know that, to know that not all undocumented people are criminals. >> good. >> bill: and we must give them credit to know that. we're not morons. >> absolutely. a >> bill: but i'm glad to hear your network covered the story res

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in 2006, former colorado senator salazar, a democrat, said that you have, quote, the sense of fairness and impartiality. there's a keystone of being a judge, end of quote. and legal commentator jeffrey rosen, similar praised you for your independence. so let's start with my first questi question. describe what judicial independence means and specifically tell us whether you'd have trouble ruling against a president who appointed you. >> that's a softball, mr. chairman. i have no difficulty ruling for or against any party, based on what the laws and facts in the particular case require. and i'm heartened by the support i have received from people who recognize that there's no such thing as a republican judge or democratic judge. we just have judges in this country. when i think of what judicial independence means, i think of byron white. that's who i think of. i think of his fierce, rugged independence. he did this, he said, i have a job. people asked what his judicial philosophy was. i give the same answer. i decide cases. it's a pretty good philosophy for a judge. i listen to the argu

investigators accusing the judge of basically helping salazar sneak out of a county courtroom using her private office door to avoid ice agents waiting to detain and deport him outside. joining me now, he's political columnist and author mark steyn. mark, good to see you, sir. we've heard of sanctuary cities. now there's sanctuary courtrooms. what do you think? >> yeah. this is no surprise, liz. i mean, essentially when donald trump ran on the issue of illegal immigration, he was running against one and a half or two of the political parties and the establishment including the bureaucracy and including the law. and it is no surprise to me that judges who generally turn a blind eye to immigration are actually prepared to open up their chambers in order to let criminal illegal aliens flee from their courtrooms. at some point the -- everyone assumed trump and his border wall, it was just something he was saying during the campaign, and it actually wasn't going to be a lilt wall. and the idea that 300 companies are now bidding for the right to build the wall, that is actually the biggest si

10th circuit if he a fair judge you'll get the answer you got from senator bennet and from senator salazar years ago. i can't guarantee you more than that but i can promise you nothing less. >> ok. i have a minute and 21 seconds. let's talk chevron. that's been used. we changed the corporate fuel economy standards. thanks to senator inoway and stevens they put it in a commerce bill and it passed. now we are on our way to 54 miles a gallon. here's the point. we could do the rules but who knew we needed the experts from then on and we said in the legislation that is science would prevail. that is still the law. it's working. the goal is -- i've read articles that it will be 54 miles by 2025. how else could we have done it? >> i'm not aware of anything wrong with that, senator. i've never suggested otherwise. >> but what you said is that congress could in the legislate by leaving some of the rules up to the scientists or other professionals independents as i understood it at chevron. >> i appreciate the opportunity to correct the misunderstanding. the case i think you're referring to is gutie

on sportsday tonight, we'll also look at another development in the alberto salazar story, mo farah's who first revealed the claims that cast doubt on the american's practices. and we will of course mark your card for the premier legaue this wekekend. i'm joined by dean saunders, as we cast an eye over the fixtures, inclduing what should be a great match at anfield bewteen liverpool and arsenal. that's all on sportsday at 6:30 with me, olly foster. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review.

bob bear, betsy wood roruff and jeremy salazar.pparently it was a last-minute decision for jeff sessions to join the meeting at mar-a-lago. what do you make of it? >> the way that sessions talked about recusal was wildly different than the way the white house talked about it i believe sean spicer said a few hours before sessions announced the recusal, that he would have nothing to recuse himself from. of course sessions disagreed with that. sessions told reporters on friday that he had been considering or maybe thursday that he had been recusing himself going through the typical doj process for weeks. before the "washington post" story broke so it's likely that will come up. however the larger issue might in fact be the fact that the president is poised at some point or we're hearing this week to release a new executive order banning travel from certain muslim majority countries so that's definitely going to be a key issue that the white house and the justice department will need to be working on in the coming days. of course they'

sus puertas a su sala principal de lectura un evento que ocurre solamente 2 veces al aÑo, sulema salazarÉn personal de gobierno de los estados unidos. >> el legado de los grandes escrito escritores de latinoamÉrica tambiÉn estÁ protegido. >> llore cien habÍa llegado cuando grabamos a pablo neruda que empezÓ hace mucho tiempo en una Época que grabar escritores era como ir a la luna. >> tambiÉn cuenta que es el primer diccionario publicado en espaÑol, era de la selecciÓn del ex presidente tomas jefferson. pues estudiÓ latÍn. >> se encuentra un borrador de la declaraciÓn de independiente de los estados unidos, y la prÓxima vez que estÉ abierta al pÚblico en general serÁ hasta el dÍa de la raza, desde washington, dc para "un nuevo dÍa" zulema salazar. >> muchÍsimas gracias que interesante el reportaje que nos comentÓ que el escritor colombiano y el nobel de literatura visitÓ el congreso en 2 ocasiones. >> con el cual ganÓ el nobel, una de sus principales personajes se llama ursula y precisamente mi familia paterna, mi abuela, paterna que en paz descanse, se llamaba aura i. entonces hay una e

senator salazar and al lard, republican and democrat, introduced me last time and ten circuit nominations, thanks to -- he's not here at the moment, but senator hatch. cares about the tenth circuit. public and in democrat. generally gone very smoothly. and it shows. it shows. that you all have picked -- i don't know how it works. i don't know how this crazy process works. but the colleagues you've selected for me over the years are wonderful colleagues. wonderful people. and i've been richly blessed to spend ten years with every one of them. >> so when you distinguish between the rearview mirror of a justice later or a judge later in life looking back and the rearview mirror of the senator, we have different callings. and so, i think without putting words in your mouth, you're going to be able to say that you can be proud of your career even if you failed to advance your policy preferences in this calling, but unpack that for the american people. help them understand how the retrospective lock of a senator and her or his career is different than a judges retrospect of luck. >> i suspect,

in 2006, former colorado senator salazar, a democrat, said that you have, quote, the sense of fairness and impartiality that is a keystone of being a judge, end of quote. jeffrey rosen praised you for your independence. so, let's start with my first question. i would like to have you describe, in any way you want to, what judicial independence means and specifically tell us whether you would have any trouble ruling against a president who appointed you? >> i'm sorry. i said that's a softball, mr. chairman. i have no difficulty ruling against or for any party other than based on what the law and the facts and the particular case require. i'm heartened by the support i have received from people who recognize that there's no such ings a republican judge or a democratic jud. we just have judges in this country. when i think of what judicial independence means, i think of byron white. that's who i think of. i think of his fierce, rugged, independence. he did his -- he said i have a job. people asked him what his judicial philosophy was. i'll give the same answer. i decide cases. it's a pret

where senator salazar and senator allard, republican, democrat, introduced me last time around.rankly 10th circuit nomination thanks, he is not here at the moment, but senator hatch cares about the 10th circuit. republican and democrat, generally going very smoothly. and it shows. it shows. that you all have picked, i don't know how it works. i don't know how this crazy process works. but the colleagues you've selected for me over the years are wonderful colleagues. wonderful people. and i've been richly-blessed to spend 10 years with everyone of them. >> so when you distinguished between the rear view mirror of a justice later or judge later in life looking back, in the require view mirror of a senator, we have different calls. and so i think without putting words in your mouth, you're going to be able to say, that you can be proud of your career even if you failed to advance your policy preferences in this calling, but unpack that for the american people. help them understand how the retrospective look of a senator and his or her career is different than a judge's retrospectiv

got yesterday from both senator bennett and senator gardner and from general kotchel and senator salazar ten years ago. i can't guarantee you more than that, but i can promise you absolutely nothing less. >> okay. i have a minute and 21 seconds. let's talk chevron. that's been used thousands of time and it really perplexes me. olympia snowe and i did something that took me 12, 13 years to get to and that is changing the corporate fuel economy standards. and thanks to senator inouye and senator stevens, they put it finally in a commerce bill and it passed. so now we are on our way to 54 miles a gallon. here's the point. we can do the rules for the first ten years, but who knew we needed the experts to do them from that point on. so what we said in the legislation was that science would prevail. and that's still the law. it's working. the goal is -- i've read articles that say there will be 54 miles by 2025 in this continues. what is wrong with that? how else could we have done it? >> i'm not aware of anything wrong with that, senator. i've never suggested otherwise. >> but you -- what you

in 2006, former colorado senator salazar, a democrat, said that you have, quote, the sense of fairness and impartiality that is a keystone of being a judge, end of quote, and legal commentator jeffrey rosen similarly praised you for your independence. so let's start with my first question, i would like to have you describe in any way you want to what judicial independence means and specifically tell us whether you would have any trouble ruling against a president who appointed you? >> [ inaudible ]? >> turn your microphone on. >> sorry. that's a softball, mr. chairman. i am heartened by the support i have received from people who recognize that there's no such thing as a republican judge or a democratic judge. we just have judges. when i think about what judicial independence means, i think of byro tphfrpblgt whin w think of his fierce independence, and he said i have a job, and people asked what his judicial philosophy was, and i give the same answer. i decide cases. it's a pretty good philosophy for a judge. i listen to the arguments made, and i read the briefs that are put to me. i

former colorado senator, tim salazar's temperament during a circuit court confirmation said, a judicial nominee should have a demonstrated for fairness and impartiality, president of the activism from both the left and the right. i believe that he has this meets this very high test. a prominent lawyer and former adviser to former president clinton says, judge gorsuch intellect, energy and deep regard for the constitution are well known to us those who worked with him and seen his commitment to the basic rituals. above all, this independence, fairness, and impartiality are hallmarks of his career and his well-earned reputation. the democratic former republican general, said it's time to use this confirmation process to examine and exalt the characteristics of a judge who demonstrates that he or she is scholarly, compassionate, committed to the law and will function as part of a truly independent apolitical judiciary. judge gorsuch fit that bill. according to the denver post, marcie glenna democrat recalls two cases where she represented underdogs. i quote marcie glenn, these decisions ar

agents who are out there doing their jobs. >> salazar was eventually arrested.er in desperate attempt to scare him off. she started making a lot of noise, managed to get inside of the room, grab her daughter before running out of the house. by the time police arrived, luckily the man was gone. such a horrible, horrible story. good ending at least. steve: thankfully. >> i can't focus. the circus is off-camara here. it is incredible. brian: never been more flexible. >> they're warming up. steve: we'll get to them in a minute. today is a very special day for "fox & friends" because today we're celebrating one year ago ainsley joined us as the co-host here on the curvy couch this week. brian: what i would like to do with your permission look back at the favorite moments of ainsley's last year on the show. the. steve: come on in, ainsley earhardt. ainsley: i will be here work as hard as i can, give you the news every morning and wake up with a smile. i'm ainsley earhardt. this is "fox & friends." if you're just walking up, big news. thanks for watching huge, it will

and ken salazar praised his a temperament to say to have the demonstrated to fairness and impartiality from the left and the right i believe he meets this high test a prominent colorado lawyer said the intellect and energy are those that work with him to see firsthand his commitment and turns the impartiality with the well and earned a reputation. with a former republican attorney general said to examine any exalted characteristics to be scholarly and compassionate and function as part of a truly independent judiciary. and according to the denver post in which she represented the underdog. that would focus on the little guy. judge gorsuch has a consistent record to apply the of law fairly equalities reasons i am certain judge gorsuch will make colorado proud to have a positive impact for generations to come. afford to him having a fair hearing and working with my distinguished colleagues on both sides of the aisle to confirm his nomination this memorialized in the capitol rotunda ends with the words beyond the sundown is the wisdom the wisdom of judge gorsuch guardian of the constituti

then-senator ken salazar 11 years ago spoke highly about the temperament, saying that judge gorsuch in 2006 meant the -- met the very high test that requires someone to be a great judge, that he has demonstrated a dedication to fairness. "the denver post" editorial board, which came out in support of hillary clinton, argued for his nomination saying, a justice who does his best to interpret the constitution and apply the law of the land without prejudice could go far to restore faith in the highest court of the land. neal catchall, former personnel in the obama administration, stated his support for neil gorsuch. i'm confident neil gorsuch will live up to the promise of respect to persons, equal rights to poor and rich. "the washington post" editorial board, many others in colorado's legal community, including the former cochair of the host committee of the democratic national convention in 2008 supports the confirmation of neil gorsuch. this is not a partisan judge -- judicial appointment. this is a judge who has strong bipartisan support from the people who know him best, and i hope

both senator bennett and senator gardner and general katyal, on the same answer you got from senator salazar10 years ago. senator, i can't guarantee you more than that, but i can promise you absolutely nothing less. sen. feinstein: ok. i have a minute and 21 seconds. let's talk chevron. that has been used thousands of times, and it really perplexes me. olympia snowe and i did something that took me 12, 13 years to get to, and that is changing the corporate fuel economy standards. andthanks to senator inouye senator stevens, they put it finally at commerce bill and it passed. so now we are on our way to 54 miles a gallon. here's the point -- we could do the rules for the first 10 years, but who knew we needed the experts to do them from that point on? so what we said in the legislation was that science would prevail. and that's still the law. it's working. the goal is -- i ever write articles that say there will be 54 miles by -- i have read articles that say there will be 54 miles by 2005 it is continues. what is wrong with that? how else could we have done it? judge gorsuch: i'm not aware w

it was judge gorsuch's -- at his investtature, then senator ken salazar who later served as president obama's interior secretary, praised judge gorsuch's quote, sense of fairness and impartiality. unquote. that sense of fairness and impartiality which was evident to our colleagues even then was the large reason why judge gorsuch won confirmation without a single dissenting vote. judge gorsuch's hearing will also focus on his temperament and approach to judging. no one can seriously doubt that judge gorsuch has an excellent judicial temperament. a recent article in "slate" no right-wing paper by any means describes the judge as, quote, thoughtful, fair-minded, principled and consistent. unquote. ""the denver post"" which twice endorsed president obama for president and endorsed hillary clinton in this past election, also recently endorsed judge gorsuch's nomination saying that, quote, from his bench in the u.s. tenth circuit court of appeals, he has applied the law fairly and consistently." unquote. clearly judge gorsuch has the right temperament to serve on the supreme court. his appr

daniela gravelle with mccormick and salazar. pauline-with nbs, and use of freeman also nbs. and dr.ank you. and-from five point and all other davis from five point. he is not here. okay. elizabeth chilton with san francisco housing authority. lisa-with them ocd hope sf. in isaac-with urban strategies. thank you. >> thank you mr. white. adam sec. to we have any speaker cards? >> i have three speaker cards. >>[calling public comment cards] >> commissioners, i'm terry anderson anderson foundation. community-based organization that works with ex-offenders. men and women in and out of drug rehab. living in district 10. my question is that i would like to have an understanding if there will be community benefit money for organizations such as anderson anders works with ex-offenders but ex-offenders in the city of san francisco percent of what largest concentration in district 10. we know how they represent public housing. so, my mission statement is, to break the cycle of recidivism is through job opportunities. now here we are affording the rebuilding of public housing projects. how many

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in 2006, former colorado senator salazar, a democrat, said that you have "the sense of fairness and impartiality." and the legal commentator jeffrey rosen, similarly praised .ou for your independence so let's start with my first question. i would like to have you described, in any way you want to, what judicial independence specifically, tell us whether you would have any trouble ruling against a president who appointed you? >> [inaudible] that is a softball, mr. chairman. i have no difficulty ruling against or for any party, other than based on what the law and the facts and the particular case require. i am heartened by the support i have received from people who recognize that there is no such thing as a republican judge or a democratic judge. we just have judges in this country. i think of what judicial independence means. i think of byron white. that is who i think of. fierce him as rugged independence. he said, i have a job. people asked him what his judicial philosophy was. i give the same answer. i decide cases. it is a pretty good philosophy for a judge. i listen to the arguments made.

as vacant said art thinker is ugly members chiu's office and mayor salazar here >> i don't see any questionsh -supervisor tang >> thank you for the presentation. one of the things i know there was something which in ab - 342 the program evaluation given this was a pilot but am wondering if you go into a little more detail about what we are sfmta is an agency are looking for specifically around percentage introduction of collisions or fatalities. if you can go into more detail about that? >> that's right. the legislation provides the [inaudible] in san francisco would prepare evaluation parts on how it's doing and primarily about the key measurement have we reduced fatalities have you reduced collisions and injuries and on the specific corridor where we are enforcing cameras are we reducing speeding. so one of the things that counterparts in the cities like new york have found when the cameras are out for a period of time they see not only fatalities reduced but they will see drivers react to the cameras by slowing down. they shoot fewer violations in the program and doors. >> is that the way

former colorado senator democrat ken salazar, secretar secretary- secretary of interior, said during his confirmation, a judicial nominee should have a dedicate indication to fairness and the avoidance of judicial activism from both the left and right. i believe that mr. sufficient such meets this -- i believe that mr. gorsuch meets this very high test. a former advisor to president clinton said, judge gorsuch's intellect and deep regard for the constitution are well-known those of us who have worked with him and have seen firsthand his commitment to basic principles. above all, this independence, fairness, and impartiality are the hallmarks of his career and his well-earned reputation. hundreds of prominent liberal and conservative colorado attorneys support judge gorsuch, writing this in a bipartisan letter of support praising the junkin. "we hold a diverse seat of political views. many of us have been critical of actions taken by president trump. nonetheless, we all graw agree that judge gorsuch is exceptionally well-qualified to join the supreme court. he deserves an up-or-down v

as vacant said art thinker is ugly members chiu's office and mayor salazar here >> i don't see any questionsh -supervisor tang >> thank you for the presentation. one of the things i know there was something which in ab - 342 the program evaluation given this was a pilot but am wondering if you go into a little more detail about what we are sfmta is an agency are looking for specifically around percentage introduction of collisions or fatalities. if you can go into more detail about that? >> that's right. the legislation provides the [inaudible] in san francisco would prepare evaluation parts on how it's doing and primarily about the key measurement have we reduced fatalities have you reduced collisions and injuries and on the specific corridor where we are enforcing cameras are we reducing speeding. so one of the things that counterparts in the cities like new york have found when the cameras are out for a period of time they see not only fatalities reduced but they will see drivers react to the cameras by slowing down. they shoot fewer violations in the program and doors. >> is that the way

expecting the senator, cory gardner, to be near a little bit to talk about the quote from the -- from ken salazar, the former senator from colorado who talked about what a great man judge gorsuch was and should be put 0en that bench. as the only citizen from the rocky mountain west who would be on the court, i would support him no matter his belief because it is the role of a judge and a justice to apply the law, not to rule from the bench. i would tell you mr. president, his background combined with his philosophy -- mainstream approach to the law -- is exactly with a we need now in 022017. i believe he deserves an up-or-down vote. i believe he will be confidence as people get a chance to know him. i am joined on the floor by another colleague from the rocky mountain west, the senator from montana. you have heard from arizona, wyoming you and now montana. i would ask him about his thoughts about this nomination by president trump and neil gorsuch for the supreme court. the presiding officer: is not senator from montana. mr. daines: i want to thank senator barrasso and his comments. and he shares