our director joaquin torez and gwenn, all of my team at young community developers. when you look in this room, there are so many based community-based organizations and helping to negotiate and get this space. it took seven to eight months to get into this space. i want to thank toni brock. all of the things you've seen, that's through toni brock ang ad the work she does in ensuring our community stays beautiful. let's enjoy the hub and this weather and we look forward to providing services to the communities in our communities. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, dj. you know, these important moments of legacy and creating opportunity for our residents are impossible without leadership and partners beyond d those who are standing and talking to you today but all community members who are tirelessly put efforts and hard work and volunteered time on commissions at volunteer associations, demanding resources and i want to give a shout-out to joseph bryant who was here earlier today. [cheers and applause] >> to apri, jackie flynn, to the governor sending his

torez. >> the appeal process, how does long it last? >> i do not remember specific timeline. >> deputy city attorney, cleveland knowles, through the clear. scooter applicants who wish to appeal need to do so by october 22nd. and then there's a hearing process where the hearing officer will set timelines for briefing. >> did the other scooter companies -- and i didn't see the rfp, did you require them to offer helmets? >> we required plans for how they would encourage and distribute helmets. hhelmets are not required but law. >> they changed my law to effective lobbying in sac sacramento. do you see there's room to improve their process within the appeal's process? >> maybe i'll take that. i don't want to say anything that might biased the neutral hearing office * officers. >> are there ways people can ameacan ameliorate the process. >> it's based on the hearing officer determining whether the director of transportation based his decisions on substantial evidence. >> what are some of the issues lacking in information? not scum' skip's bu

torez wasn't done. bases loaded. digs out what might have been ball four. a bloop to center. he had a five rbi game. yankees win 7-0. >> obviously this is a long series, but i thought our energy was really good tonight. obviously after having some days off not that i was worried about us being flat or being not sharp, but i thought we were sharp. loved our look today. we got to turn the page here quick and know we got a tough one tomorrow. >>> nlcs game two nationals cardinals, top three michael tailer. a home run off adam mad max seven innings, no earned. 11 strikeouts. waneright struck out 11 but gave up three earned runs. nats win. they have a series lead. >> didn't have my arm slot in the beginning. around the fourth or fifth inning i felt like everything loosened up and i found my arm slot and drove the fastball into locations i wanted. worked the whole day. staying within our game plan and executing pitches. >> it is nfl sunday week six of the season. raiders on the by. niners and rams show off this afternoon in l.a. we'll have full highlights and reaction later tonight

torez. >> the appeal process, how does long it last? >> i do not remember specific timeline. >> deputy city attorney, cleveland knowles, through the clear. scooter applicants who wish to appeal need to do so by october 22nd. and then there's a hearing process where the hearing officer will set timelines for briefing. >> did the other scooter companies -- and i didn't see the rfp, did you require them to offer helmets? >> we required plans for how they would encourage and distribute helmets. hhelmets are not required but law. >> they changed my law to effective lobbying in sac sacramento. do you see there's room to improve their process within the appeal's process? >> maybe i'll take t

through the mayor's office of economic and workforce development under the leadership of qua -- joaquim torez to make sure we are working with small businesses to do facade improvements and many others. this is how we're going to get there and the board of supervisors who has been incredibly focused. even before she was on the board of supervisors where she served as a legislative aid for two previous supervisors, i was one of those supervisors, there was no one more committed to supporting small businesses and being responsive to the community than your supervisor, district 5 supervisor, val brown. [ applause ]. >> i just want to thank a few people. i have them written down. i want to first thank the mayor. i want to thank the team at o.e.w.d., ben, when we were doing this legislation, it was grinding. just because it was pushed out, came back. ben would come back and think he had a way to do that. i want to thank my aide in the corner hiding like normal. [ applause ]. >> he kept saying, we can do it, we can do it. i want to thank the chamber of commerce. they were there all along coming to

torez. >> thank you, mr. chairman kane ranking member. thank you for being here. in your descending statement in the youtube settlement you noted the commission already has strong authority over children's privacy under the children's online privacy protection act. but has failed to use the enforcement tools at the disposal to effectively deter actions that infringe on children's right to privacy. so i was very surprised to learn that on monday, ftc officials actually suggested weakening restrictions on how data can be collected from users who watch videos aimed at children. how would this move impact children's privacy and legal protections under the law currently? >> well, this -- i have not reviewed the statement that was made by him, but i don't -- he does not speak for me or any other individual, commissioner. i do not agree that we should be moving toward any sort of weakness. we are doing a review, and if we do weaken the rule in a harmful way, that's not something i would want to support. and obviously congress will have to review that and has the right un

the clerk will call the roll. >> plz torez, no. >> mr. rarveen, no. >> mr. desona, no. mr. cole, iowa aye. >> mr. burgess, aye. >> mr. chairman, no. >> clerk report the total. >> 4 ayes, 9 nays. >> i have an amendment. >> the clerk will read the amendment. >> amendment number three to house resolution 660. page 6, line 2, insert a a befo. page 6 after line 7 -- >> without objection. >> so this amendment again requires the video of financial services, the committee on ways and means to produce documents detailing the nature and scope of their investigations and make them available to all members. all members who will required to render a decision on this matter. again it is unclear why these two committees are included in a list of committees directed to continue ongoing impeachment investigations. if only reason for including these committees is an attempt to uncover an impeachable offense and president trump's tax returns. these committees need to define for the house of representatives and the american people the nature and scope of their investigations as they relate to

i will yield to torez. >> i want to enter for the record 507, which was taken up by the house.hich allowed these committees and confirmed for these committees to give them the authorization to be able to have subpoena power. this was the beginning and now that those classified briefings are coming to the end, it is only correct that we move forward with an open process and i hope we will continue to come to the house of representatives for a formal information on how to proceed. we'd like to enter this for the record. >> i hope the gentleman is not inferring that republicans on the intelligence committee have not been part of the -- >> not at all. i would certainly say that the ability to answer questions and the environment that we are currently seeing, the investigation take place, has certainly been truncated. my suggestion is that if this is the official phase of the impeachment inquiry, my friend from california said isn't it wonderful that this new language requires there be at least one public hearing. if this is the time we are thinking and impeachment inquiry , this is