ambassador to russia mr dylan so we've been talking about about about certain certain points of negotiating points between russia and the european union and well the reason we started talking about these these well may be hard issues is that is that we all want both what's going to brussels for for the then go see asians to continue while we see that the the negotiation the russian summit are sort of like not really. taking us anywhere is it a sign well do you as an investor here must you see any signs of sort of a cooling in relations between russia and the abbott any serious problems in relations between moscow and brussels or maybe some signs of possible problem or not well let me just winter coming up i have that well winter may be a part of the overhaul of the scene of course but let's let me say one thing i mean the relations between russia and you are just really intense extremely complex we have a trade between the two that is higher than three hundred billion euros per year that means that more than eight hundred million euros each day each single day because the border one way and

mr. bush who is 88 years old has been hospitalized with bronchitis since just after thanksgiving. >>> now, for a look at your national weather here once again is nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer. >> well, it's been busy across the northeast, especially the whole eastern third of the country really for this holiday. we are going to see the chance of more snow falling across northern portions of new england, as this continue continues to move off to the north and the east. we are looking at an additional several inches, especially upstate new york, into vermont, into new hampshire as well but it has now transitioned over to rain to southern new england. and we are going to see this area of low pressure continue to move up through the north and east through the day. so the worst of the wind is over. we're pretty much done with the most severe thunder storms that we've seen out of this system. we do still have winter storm warnings up across the northeast, where again an additional 6 to 12 inches of snow is possible. and across the higher elevations, in upstate new york, we could also see more than a foot of snow. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's

mr. president -- 20 six and seven-year-olds will never have the chai tons fall in love, get married or have children of their own. noah, jack, charlotte, dylanleine, kath reconciliation bill, chase, jessie, grace, care line, jessica, allison, and james. no words of condolence could possibly ease the pain of families who lost cherished little children. but i hope it's some small comfort that the entire nation mourns with them. my heart, my warm wishes go out to all of those affected by friday's massacre. my thoughts are with the students and faculty of sandy hook who witnessed the violence. newtown and the nation have seen great evil, but we've also seen incredible bravely. in her mine final act on earth, -year-old victoria soto hid her children in closets and cabinets and then sacrificed herself to save them. dawn hochsprung, the principal -- forcibly, the word goes, attacked the assailant and he killed her. mary sherr lock, rachel devino, ann marie murphy also died trying to sativeguard the children. these teachers devoted the newtown children how to read, subtract, and how to be good boys and girls. they gave their lives to keep the childr

dylan all of the best. thank you for your service to our committee on both sides of the aisle and to this nation's children. with that, mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to support this legislation and yield back the balance of my time and thank congressman roe for managing this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. roe: i yield myself the remainder of my time and wish to conclude by saying, ruth, congratulations and thanks for all the hard work you have done for both sides of the aisle and the work you have done for the children of this nation. i want to thank senator landrieu and congresswoman bass, who is my next door neighbor in the cannon office building and ranking member miller for the work you have done for the children of this country and chairman kline. and i will conclude by saying i'm proud to support the uninterrupted scholars act and urge my colleagues a yes vote. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass sen

mr. president -- 20 six and seven-year-olds will never have the chai tons fall in love, get married or have children of their own. noah, jack, charlotte, dylan, madeleine, kath reconciliation bill, chase, jessie, grace, care line, jessica, allison, and james. no words of condolence could possibly ease the pain of families who lost cherished little children. but i hope it's some small comfort that the entire nation mourns with them. my heart, my warm wishes go out to all of those affected by friday's massacre. my thoughts are with the students and faculty of sandy hook who witnessed the violence. newtown and the nation have seen great evil, but we've also seen incredible bravely. in her mine final act on earth, 26-year-old victoria soto hid her children in closets and cabinets and then sacrificed herself to save them. dawn hochsprung, the principal -- forcibly, the word goes, attacked the assailant and he killed her. mary sherr lock, rachel devino, ann marie murphy also died trying to sativeguard the children. these teachers devoted the newtown children how to read, subtract, and how to be good boys and girls. they gave their lives to keep th