to feed a parent you can't pay the folks in the classroom what they deserve to be paid so that is wrun of the big policy delimas in the field and it isn't unique in san francisco, it is a national problem. we also have a work force registry that we pilot for the state that is helping gather good data on our work force and tracking portfolios and it serves the providers and employers in terms of transferring the work force managers and teachers professional history with them so that is something that we are working and support the provider association and we do a lot around capacity building both pelth health and melthal helths consingitation in the classroom and inclusion support sfr children with disabilities and special needs. we have a big investment in facilities which i'll talk more in depth about and a number of other capacity building ainitiatives. that is a overview of the office keeping in mine when we bring peace to the office we'll expand thoot 3 to 5 subsidize investment. this is just a breakdown of the slice of pie so you see the number of kids enrollment that support. thi

wrun of my favorite squz i use it for my profile pictures i have mine hands spreads infront of [inaudible] butterfly amaying mural. there is other stuff. i love the david sh rigly politicians make me sick and other great art and [inaudible] as well. there is no much to say about the local artist brought intoperc life. jamesy and dereks leadership is important in revitalizing businesses along the corker and richmond district. [inaudible] very close to their store and in front of [inaudible] third and cument a few doors down. they were also central in bringing the farmers market to the district that is exstremly successful every sunday from 9-2 p.m. y. always bump into jamesy with his family there too so he is not only the business owner with derek, but also a part of our community. park life features art and design products called together from all over the world. hard to find limited addition, unique items. i just love to get buried in the books that you have in the front, but the t shirts many of them are in my closet as well and lots of great stuch in there. house weir, jewelry, artist,

is-i really appreciate the [inaudible] is part of the ispress conference and ined in this because as wrun othf community based organizations in san francisco it is blezed with this organizations who tackle the hard work whether talking about mental health, jobs, housing, their are mission driven and in the community and swords and one of them. we have been around since 1974 trying to help vets. you don't get oo the point where you bring all these resources together and sort of a walking point on the matter. we have always walked point, which in vietnam meant you rrp the first one in a mission. in a platoon or company there are folks that walk point into enemy territory and that is what this is. enemy stare is homeless and being on there street and making sure vets are taken care of. we couldn't have done this without the support of the va and housing authority and city and county of san francisco and state of sacramento. there are key moments in this time and i won't bor you, but i do recall that after the 10th an versery of the end of the war people discovered vietnam vets had a problem,

. >> parks are wrun of the things that bring in economic development like the water fall park. our river vision park brings a estimated 10 billion of investment in so it is a fairly easy sale. like you said, sewer and water are not always. they just don't see where that goes >> we said urblier and agree parkerize a great equalizer for the qualities that sometimes are reflected in fast growing cities and we have been able to harness over 10 thousand scholarships in the past year for kids that wouldn't afford these particular programs like some of the summer programs. we raised that money and i think a conversation is we need to continue making sure we have that robust play in tact because i think all of the benefits wie identified. >> one of the implications, i know in san francisco, one, i'm proud to say we get 72 percent support on the bonds which is tor fic, in our case we build up and can't build out so all is a lot of multifamily housing and parkerize the backyards for the people. in texas it sounds like you go outh rather than up >> no, we have been big for some time and t

and wrun one of the people injured, is dr.ck griffeth who is the dean of student affairs for medgar evers college was a victim he lost his life. that is according to a spokesman for the university. dr. derrick griffith died. he is from brooklyn and survived by his son. i want to bring in cnn's brian todd. he's been speaking to some of the peachal inople involved in this. what do you know this evening, brian? >> reporter: don, what we can tell you is that right behind us several hundred yards, they are removing some of the last cars that were derailed off the track and we're also getting live aerial pictures of that. and show you some of the cranes and other apparatus being used. and they're lying just off the tracks. this is the tail end of the train that derailed last night. we're told that these cars are being taken to a secured ntsb facility. you mentioned also one person still unaccounted for. mr. gildersleeve. officials not giving a whole lot of information about that. only that it's hard to match up the manifest and the

no wrun has a right to interper fer. nobody. not an employer and not the house of representatives and not any of us. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentlewoman from tennessee is recognized. mrs. black: i'm pleased to yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from utah, mr. chaffetz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: i want to start to thank my ranking member representative cummings, i feel for him and his city. i know he would have liked to be here but i have the utmost respect for him and wish nothing but the best. and i thank the decorum and the success we have had. we have had good gates and disagreed on issues and agreed on issues that we had come before us and i thank the gentlelady from the district who cares passionately about her service and the people of washington, d.c., but we have good success in our committee in having these vigorous gates and i thank her for that discussion and i know she speaks from the heart on this.