mr. cleaver: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation and to insert extraneous materials thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. cleer: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cleaver: mr. speaker, i rise this evening recognize and celebrate the life of mr. millard fuller, the founder and strength behind one of our nation's most well known and beloved nonprofit institutions. mr. fuller led habitat for humanity from its founding in 1976 to 2005. he was an amazing man who was able to turn a simple idea into a global housing juggernaut, serving over 100 countries. through his leadership, habitat for humanity has created affordable homes for more than 300,000 families and one million people. families that otherwise would have remained in substandard housing. so mr. speaker, i think that it is

mr. cleaver? >> ftc is the close with fcc. if you want to pass legislation that'd be the only tragedy. >> thank you very much, mr. stearns. mr. weiner is recognized for five minutes. >> could you ask perhaps for the for miss huang to talk about experience developing chrome which is your search -- what's it called? >> browser. >> your browser. wouldn't it be possible through that vehicle to when you download it get your first page, tell us what information you'd like to know about the pages you're visiting and what information that you'd like to share and maybe a collection of boxes you can check or not check. it's similar to kind of what facebook tries to do although they don't right in your face. you can say this -- that seems to be even more -- even a better place to think about the true gateway to the experience. if i wanted to do that through chrome, would i be able to do that in some way? i know i can erase the cookies and erase my browser can i do something like that? >> thank you for your question. >> you're welcome. >>