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sb 83, which allows us to do this, from senator runny hancock, sets a limit of $10. it allows congestion management agencies in the state to choose to place this on the ballot, which is why this item was presented to you as a rather unusual item. the authority board would be you boating to place it on the ballot. the authorization in december essentially gave us courage to develop an expenditure plan, which we did with the help of the advisory committee and stakeholder group and members of that stake holder group are included at the end of the expenditure plan for your information. it also authorized us to develop a benefit analysis, which is required by as the 83, because it is a user fee, and which show the people paying the fee that this is a clear benefit. this analysis was conducted by outside analysts. that was presented to you back in may. the scope of the work our thrust was to conduct two -- to place this on the ballot, to gauge the likely success of a measure like this. we proceeded to develop expenditure plans. we gave progress reports to the plans and pro

. >> reporter: ida hancock says her son was killed because of a dispute on the basketball court. she says she's making it her life's work to make sure her grandson grows up in a world better than the one left behind. >>> a santa cruz man is behind bars tonight accused of killing his girlfriend during a domestic dispute. police believe 39-year-old winsey sanchez used a knife to cut his live-in girlfriend's throat. officers found the woman bleeding from a serious laceration across her neck inside the couple's apartment around 4:00 this morning. she died at the scene. >>> ndreds of families flocked to the park for a soccer tournament today. it's the same spot where three pipe bombs were found within a 48-hour period. as those soccer matches were underway, parents remain on alert. ken pritchett is on alert with the story. ken? reporter: after those three pipe bombs were found, police asked visitors here to be extra vigil based on conversations and even a 911 call this morning to police, it seems the visitors here were vigilance. [ cheers ] >> reporter: outside, hundreds of kids who w

. >> matt young hancock -- matthew. >> may i tell the prime minister how pleased my constituents were when he found £50 million to help further education colleges that were promised funding but left high and dry by the previous administration? will he ensure that the application for an fe college in haverhill in my constituency is given the attention it deserves so that haverhill can get the fe college that it is promised? >> my honorable friend makes a very good public spending application, and i am sure that the treasury will have been listening carefully. he also makes a very good point. even in a difficult budget, when reductions had to be made, we have boosted spending on fe colleges and increased the number of apprenticeships, after the shambles left by the last lot. >> graham jones. >> the local government chronicle has listed my constituency as the one that has received the biggest cuts in britain, nearly £3 million at district level. as the prime minister will be aware, it is an area of poor health, low incomes, and some of the worst housing in britain. in fact, at the week

. >> matthew hancock. >> can i tell the prime minister how pleased my constituents were when he found -- when he found 50 million pounds to help those who had been promised funding but left high and dry by the previous adminnstration. will he assure that the application for an college in my constituency is given the attention it deserves so that haverhill can get the college that it was promised. >> well, my honorable friend makes a public speech application and i'm sure the treasury would have been listening carefully. in a budget when reductions had to be made we sneaked spending on colleges which and the numbers on apprenticeships. >> the local government has listed my constituency as the one that's received the biggest cuts in britain nearly 3 million pounds at district level. as he's aware, it's an area of poor health, low incomes and some of the worst housing in britain. in fact, over the weekend the liberal democrat leader, my neighbor -- the cuts by this government are hitting areas like bernly much harder than affluent areas. did the prime minister agree with his colleague in

they could have emailed their john hancocks in. now years later, that's what businesses and government in every carver of the globe are able to do, instantly complete transactions that used to take days. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. speaker. and it's great to be down here with my colleague, mr. mcdermott . usually i don't like resolutions, you know, but he approached me on the floor. but this is a really important one. and i think it's important to go back over the history of what we did 10 years ago. everything was paper, you had to have paper copies, you couldn't do bank transactions, you couldn't do certifications, you couldn't do business documentation. and my colleague mentioned anne eshoo, jay inslee, i serve on the energy and commerce committee, i've been on the telecommunicat

and now she wants to re-release these, and he's not putting what they call his john hancock on the whole thing. >> can you imagine? why not? i mean, you just have to wonder, you know, what was going on that would have pushed her to make all of these audiotapes public when she knew that he was holding the strings on this record that he produced. >> haven't they proven, though, she's the one that released them? >> the suspicion's on her sister right now. >> oh, releasing it. >> where is he? >> she didn't release them to the police, we noticed. they go to a website, to radaronline. >> where is he? what's he doing? does anyone know? >> he's been extremely quiet. however, he did have a visit with the department of child and family services. they met with him in court last week. apparently for about two hours. and as a result of that, the judge decided not to take custody away from him. >> oh, okay. interesting. >> and mel has hired someone to supervise visits with his child, with lucia. >> smart idea. >> to protect him from further accusations. >> we'll be hearing that tape, i would imagine,