forgetting faces is how some opportunities in baltimore describe themselves, talented, creative and unacknowledged and that's where youth media stepped in. >> we serve 400 youth every year through photography, design, digital story telling, videoography classes. >> reporter: after the death of freddie gray, wide angle youth media gathered its cameras and took its young people outside. >> we started to document the protests and incorporated the theirive in the work we have done the past year. >> reporter: the work culminated this week in a the protests and the portraits and quotes of baltimore's youths as they see themselves. >> a lot of the rowdy stuff triggered a lot of more positive things with people coming out, like i need to say something about. this show people that baltimore isn't just roughness. it is uplifting. >> reporter: jeffrey worked on the project funded by a $14,000 grant from the baltimore community foundation. after a dozen photo workshops across the city and cure rating hundreds of images, the book shows baltimore's youth as resilient and hopeful kids with big dreams. >> it's re

it's one they fact check it and this arthur gives it one upside down pin oaky for clear but unacknowledged flip flop saying in the past donald trump minimized sex allegations against bill and now he is you know using them in these commercials against hillary and usually changing his stance. does it matter if he changes his mind. >> it does matter the things i woptder about donald trump, donald trump likes to deals. hi likes to look at the 'roid ahead. he is going to this too early. it's may. it's no secret that bill clinton stood trial in the united states senate for his scandle involving sex standle involving monica lieu when ski. why is he going to this in may swlu months of head of yourself. i think he almost. >> that's a good question. >> robbing himself of the ability to get to this later on. because the clintons were waiting for this. this is no surprise that bill clinton's past would come up in this race. >> and that's true. built it was sort of also this up spoken rule that in some ways you didn't touch it because it's not hillary and it's an interesting point. is he playing his --

local planning powers and contributions to affordable housing and overall pipeline do not go unacknowledged or cut off at the knees. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> i'm introducing an ordinance here to amend our addmin coat to help new mothers returning to work. we ask that our department of human resources develop a formal lactation policy for our city departments. i warchght to thank cohen breed, oval owes yee if you want to agree. to allow mothers to breast feed their children when they return to work and provide a place to express milk during their work day. there are laws on the bookings, but they're not. our city policy will go beyond the cree requirements and around it will allow allowing nursing mothers for breast feeding time. requiring city departments to establish a process for nursing mothers to request breaks for lactation. calling for departments to provide a place for lactation consistent with state and federal guidelines and a with a door that can be locked with one electrical outlet. a chair, adequate lighting. ability to partition the room for mowlt many mothers and refr

they've gone largely unacknowledged. we hearing from a growing chorus there arens saying new and unnecessary obstacles to success in this field. people often pay too much in taxes. not having the records to back up their deductions. the irs has not been part of the solution for entrepreneurs. a current tax system is not working for most americans. we will discuss some of these problems and discuss potential solutions as well. i'm looking forward to hearing from the panel. now we will hear from the ranking member ms. velazquez of new york. velazquez: development of has been a economy way to sell goods and services. it allows the selling renting trading of everything. the numbers strongly suggest that the sharing economy is here to stay. interest as of september 2015, it was available in 60 countries. it is estimated to fulfill one million rides daily. it may be rooted in existing economic struggles. dislocated workers are seeking new ways to reenter the economy. it all becomes ways for ordinary americans to dissipate in e

and whether the country is seeing itself as in the middle of an unacknowledged depression after the financial or actually making progress is going to be a big part of this story of the election. >> because it's all about language, i'm going to throw a few more quotes out there. ronald reagan, the best minds are not in government. if any were, businesses would hire them away. a man is not finished when defeated but when he quits. john avalon, this is the kind of stuff i would put on my wall in my office, and i love what michael just said. we're on the campaign trail and there is a difference between what you say on the campaign trail and when you are a president with a big staff, smart speech writers like you three. should i be asagsuaged we're no going to have incredible pros like this when either one of these candidates is in the oval office, john? >> ashleigh, one of the truisms in politics is you campaign in poetry and govern in prose. while whoever is elected president is likely to work with speech writers and presidents since washington have done with madison and hamilton helped george w

>> an unacknowledged part of the trump mystique that is he's find of -- kind of funny.joying himself. that's a big issue. you look at all these other mooks and they seem to be suffering. trump is having fun. you know, when somebody is having fun, you start to have fun. >> but not everybody was laughing as trump impugned the patriotism of american muslims. >> i want surveillance of certain mosques, okay? i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> and after cnn aired footage of a black lives matter protester being beaten up by trump supporters at a rally, trump retweeted extreme-right propaganda exaggerating racial crime statistics. despite inaccurate and controversial claims, trump continued to sit atop the gop polls. >> you're running for president of the united states. your words matter. truthfulness matters. fact-based stuff matters. >> chuck, chuck, take it easy, chuck, just play cool. >> are you worried that sometimes he

the challenges they face have gone largely unacknowledged so far. but as we are hearing from a growing chorus of entrepreneurs, these challenges present new and unnecessary obstacles for our small businesses. some of these new entrepreneurs fail to file taxes altogether. when they do, they often pay too much. they don't know that they can deduct certain expenses or don't have the records to back up their deductions putting them at risk for an audit. unfortunately, the irs has not been part of the solution for entrepreneurs in navigating this new sharing economy. too often it's been part of the problem. it isn't working for small businesses. in many ways it's working against them. we can do better and we must do better. today, we will explore some of these problems and discuss some potential solutions with this distinguished panel we're very much looking forward to hearing from the panel today and i'd like to yield to the ranking member from new york for the purpose of her opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. technology has long been a a ca

local planning powers and contributions to affordable housing and overall pipeline do not go unacknowledged or cut off at the knees. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> i'm introducing an ordinance here to amend our addmin coat to help new mothers returning to work. we ask that our department of human resources develop a formal lactation policy for our city departments. i warchght to thank cohen breed, oval owes yee if you want to agree. to allow mothers to breast feed their children when they return to work and provide a place to express milk during their work day. there are laws on the bookings, but they're not. our city policy will go beyond the cree requirements and around it will allow allowing nursing mothers for breast feeding time. requiring city departments to establish a process for nursing mothers to request breaks for lactation. calling for departments to provide a place for lactation consistent with state and federal guidelines and a with a door that can be locked with one electrical outlet. a chair, adequate lighting. ability to partition the room for mowlt many mothers and refr

rhodes, complaints to leadership at tsa going unacknowledged, ignored, et cetera, have you ever heard justification for these complaints not being accepted or reviewed? >> no, sir, there's no logical explanation for that. >> what explanations have been given? >> precisely, none. >> none at all? >> no contacts, no e-mails, i've got a differing opinion, that's a good idea, nothing. >> so it just happens, allowed to happen? >> i can't answer that. the only thing i can answer, sir, is i have not been contacted. >> thank you. i yield back. >> the gentleman from massachusetts. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for your help on the committee with its work today. in my previous life i was a union steward and a union president and later on a labor lawyer practicing labor law on behalf of unions. i'm just curious, when i was a steward on the work site, when i had employees that were being treated unfairly, i would take it on myself. that would be my job. i would deal with management and make sure that people were being treated fairly. that way, my workers weren't continu

local planning powers and contributions to affordable housing and overall pipeline do not go unacknowledged or cut off at the knees. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> i'm introducing an ordinance here to amend our addmin coat to help new mothers returning to work. we ask that our department of human resources develop a formal lactation policy for our city departments. i warchght to thank cohen breed, oval owes yee if you want to agree. to allow mothers to breast feed their children when they return to work and provide a place to express milk during their work day. there are laws on the bookings, but they're not. our city policy will go beyond the cree requirements and around it will allow allowing nursing mothers for breast feeding time. requiring city departments to establish a process for nursing mothers to request breaks for lactation. calling for departments to provide a place for lactation consistent with state and federal guidelines and a with a door that can be locked with one electrical outlet. a chair, adequate lighting. ability to partition the room for mowlt many mothers and refr

going unacknowledged, ignored, etc., have you ever heard justification for these complaints not being accepted or reviewed? mr. rhoades: no, sir, there's no logical explanation for that. mr. walberg: what explanations have been given? mr. rhoades: precisely, none. no contacts, no email. no, you are not -- nuts. hey, that's a good idea, nothing. mr. walberg: so it just happens and allowed to answer? mr. rhoades: i can't answer that. the only thing i can answer, sir, i have not been contacted. that's all i can answer. mr. walberg: thank you. i yield back. mr. mica: the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for your helping the committee with this work today. in my previous life i was a union steward and a union president and then later on a labor lawyer practicing labor law on behalf of unions. i'm just curious, when i was a steward on the work side, when i had employees that were being treated unfairly, i would take it on myself. that was my job. i would deal with management and make sure people were being treated fai

local planning powers and contributions to affordable housing and overall pipeline do not go unacknowledged or cut off at the knees. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> i'm introducing an ordinance here to amend our addmin coat to help new mothers returning to work. we ask that our department of human resources develop a formal lactation policy for our city departments. i warchght to thank cohen breed, oval owes yee if you want to agree. to allow mothers to breast feed their children when they return to work and provide a place to express milk during their work day. there are laws on the bookings, but they're not. our city policy will go beyond the cree requirements and around it will allow allowing nursing mothers for breast feeding time. requiring city departments to establish a process for nursing mothers to request breaks for lactation. calling for departments to provide a place for lactation consistent with state and federal guidelines and a with a door that can be locked with one electrical outlet. a chair, adequate lighting. ability to partition the room for mowlt many mothers and refr

local planning powers and contributions to affordable housing and overall pipeline do not go unacknowledged or cut off at the knees. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> i'm introducing an ordinance here to amend our addmin coat to help new mothers returning to work. we ask that our department of human resources develop a formal lactation policy for our city departments. i warchght to thank cohen breed, oval owes yee if you want to agree. to allow mothers to breast feed their children when they return to work and provide a place to express milk during their work day. there are laws on the bookings, but they're not. our city policy will go beyond the cree requirements and around it will allow allowing nursing mothers for breast feeding time. requiring city departments to establish a process for nursing mothers to request breaks for lactation. calling for departments to provide a place for lactation consistent with state and federal guidelines and a with a door that can be locked with one electrical outlet. a chair, adequate lighting. ability to partition the room for mowlt many mothers and refr

there is 60% of this country that feels unrepresented and unacknowledged.ing at home on their couches. my own mother is one of those people who says when politicians speak, i don't believe what they say because you can hear the they don't believe what they say in their voice and in their rhetoric. i believe what i say and i believe my beliefs. that's why you want to believe like i want to believe. i want the opportunity to take my voice, to take my passion and touched the lives of that 60% of the american public laying on their couches. some of them watching this very debate and looking for someone to inspire them and electrify them and to bring them something different, something they have never heard before. i want to be the one to bring that message. 2016 is an amazing year and then awesome opportunity. the protest vote is larger than it ever has been in history. say that americans they are ready for something new. who is 14 years old cam pull 10% of the vote because hillary and trump or the other options. that means 10% of the public wants a new voice.