Fence. Hello im ukee. What. Im jessica dean. We begin tonight with millions of dollars in unpaid tolls. Drivers on the pennsylvania turnpike supposed to pay tolls because its required. That is not always happening. Three on your side reporter jim donovan is joining us now. Thousands of drives are blowing through these things and not taking another look. It happens hundreds of times every day all over the state as people take advantage of the open ez pass lanes. Its common scene at turnpike toll booths across pennsylvania. Drivers sliding through the ez pass lanes with no ez pass showing and the red light still shining. The result for the violator they can put a warrant out for you probably. Reporter most drivers over estimate what will happen to them for nonpayment. Probably go to jail. Reporter in fact far from it. Youre not likely to see a state trooper in your rear view mirr mirror. The toll booth cameras will capture your license plate and youll get a bill in the male. Since they w
[applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] Cory Doctorow that talks about the cross between copyright laws and Creative Industries around the world. This is about an hour and a half. [applause] thank you all very much. Thank you are coming tonight and thank you for hosting me. My father worked in our radical bookstore when i was a young person, sort of four, five six years old e4 he went to become a teacher. I grew up going around on the floor of stories like this it is always wonderful to come back especially two stores like red and those who are thriving so visibly. The last time i spoke their i spoke their bread and as it was much more modest digs. Its amazing to see the Community Supporting the story. Thank you for being patrons. You are blessed to have had. Not all places do. I spent a lot of time going around to bookstores and this is an extraordinary one. Thank you. So like many of you iron my living for the arts over the internet. Even if you are not earning
And obviously if the others have mentioned a issue of a new building for acc is crucially important. Thank you also for giving me the chance to serve you the board and the people in San Francisco on the commission for the past eight years and finally, to point out that mine and the public that ac, and the commission does not have direct oversight of acc. We actually advise you guys the board and the acc is under the Administrative Branch and you are legislative however the issues arise, thank you for the opportunity to serve and support jane, thank you. Thank you. And i appreciate the reminder at the end of your testimony. Any other member . Seeing none, we will close public comment. And supervisor cohen. Thank you. Through the chair would i like to ask all of the applicants for this item to just come up forward i have a quick question and i if it occurred to me during the last public testimony that i should have asked and i just want to ask everyone and one sentence question. I know,
Welfare commission at least until the end of this meeting because after eight years on the commission i have decided not to reapply. I support the reappointment of my fellow commissioners language, tenofsky and johnson and i am here urge you to to my seat, and in her role as a leader of friends of animal care and control, she developed contacts with rescues and Animal Organization and animals throughout the bay area. And she has the issues facing dogs and cats and all of the animals that they handle, and the rats and bunny and all kinds of wild life. And she loves animals and knows, what is happening with all of the animals in San Francisco. She also knows that helping animals often means that helping people deal with issues such as homelessness and Domestic Abuse and drug addiction and things like that. This friends of interests, and knowledge and experience is very unusual, and makes her uniquely qualified applicant and she would be a terrific addition for the commission. And i also
The gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. Mr. Ryan at this time i yield myself the remainder of the time. I want to thank mr. Barletta for bringing this to our attention. This is a problem with the law and therefore the law needs to change. It is insufficient that we have some regulatory forbearance from the Administrative Branch because the law has to be changed and that is why this legislation is necessary. Again, i want to thank mr. Barletta for his leadership on this issue. We need to do right by our volunteer firefighters and this does that. With that mr. Speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back. All time having now expired on this bill the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h. R. 1191 as amended. Those in favor say aye. Those opposed, no. In the opinion of the chair, 2 3 having responded in the affirmative the rules are suspended mr. Speaker i ask for a recorded vote. The speaker pro tempore the