our ranking member on the full committee of financial services, maxine waters, has really been a champion for the ex-imbarning. there are only 25 legislative days left until republicans' radical inaction shutters, just shuts down the ex-im bank, on june 30. dealing a blow to american workers, american manufacturers america's competitiveness and therefore to america's economy. this ex-im bank operates at no cost to taxpayers. it creates -- it sustained 164,000 export related american jobs just last year, and created a sustained 1.3 million private sector jobs since 2009. whether it's ex-im bank, i.m.f., all of the organizations that were established to demonstrate u.s. competitiveness of our economy and of our values are being undermined by the republicans. they should stop threatening these important tools to enable american goods to compete in foreign markets. that would be the ex-im bank, and also bring the i.m.f., international monetary, authorization forward. the i.m.f., we demanded certain changes at the i.m.f., certain reforms. they made them. other countries accepted them. and then

and i'm proud to stand with the honorable maxine waters. i think if we pass this bill, we will continue to do what many want to do but in an incremental way. we will continue to slice away at dodd-frank. we will continue to do what those who can't repeal it in full would do in part and that is eliminate the protections for consume evers. i yield back. -- for consumers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from california reserves this egentleman from tennessee. >> we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california. ms. waters: mr. chairman and members, before the next members rise to speak on this bill i would just like to remind everybody that you know this amount of interest rate that they will be getting on these loans should this bill pass is 10% above the prime rate and from 14% it could go up to maybe 18%. there's no member of congress who would pay that kind of interest rate on a home loan or a manufactured housing or anything else but we're asking the most vulnerable in ou

released the name of a woman hit as she crossed an intersection in fort washington tuesday. 62-year-old maxine thompson was her name and she perished from her injuries. the preliminary investigation reveals it was a van heading west on bach that hit her. the driver is assisting with that investigation. >>> about a dozen people are out of their home tonight after a fire broke out at their gaithersburg apartment building. that fire reported late this morning at the three-story building on north summit avenue. the good news is everybody got out safe. the red cross will be helping out the residents who are, as we said forced from their homes. >>> meantime investigators are working to determine what caused a fire to break out in southeast washington. two people were pulled from a burning row house on 16th street this morning. one of them was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> i walked outside, they were putting the ladder up a few doors down from our place where i was staying, and they calledin an ambulance, i think, and they brought out two people and i know they were doing cpr in on

. >> democratic congress members mark takano and maxine waters have also come to learn about corporate landlords in their districts. >> in order to force you to take out a long lease, they jack up the price of month to month.. >> my lease payment is much higher than my mortgage payment was... it's hard to reach the people when you need them. but when you owe them money. oh man. they email you they call you they put notices on the front door. >> the only time she called me back was um, i needed an extension on the rent and she said if you don't pay by the 10th, you're gonna be... the eviction is going to start. so i had to go out take out a loan a payday loan of all things, so now i'm stuck in even bigger crisis trying to pay that back on time. it just seems like it's a sinkhole of [power play]. i'm getting into bigger and bigger debt. >> like esperanza, ursula and jeannette are tenants of invitation homes. in just a few years, the company has grown to be the largest single-family landlord in the country buying up 45,000 homes across 14 markets at a cost of 9 billion dollars. the new ve

host: maxine in new baltimore michigan this morning.enator ed markey, one of the members of congress who released a statement yesterday following the release of those 30 guilty verdicts, his statement reads in part -- that is senator ed markey in his statement that came out yesterday. one other member of congress who tweeted out a reaction to the guilty verdict was ann kuster, democrat from new hampshire. we want to you from you, our viewers, this morning. we have about 35 minutes left of our phone segment here. harry is up next in pittsburgh pennsylvania, like for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. if this guy wanted to be a martyr, why is he for his life, number one? andover two, -- and number two the skies in for the worse of crimes. he killed four people, one a little boy and 20 people lost limbs. what is worse than that? should put him on a concrete bench and handcuffed him and put a bunch of dynamite underneath him and a clock in his face and tell him in five minutes this is going to go off and see his reaction. thes

>> man, well, maxine ashley. >> jimmy: okay. >> yep, we got a record called "someway somehow" that'sab, yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know him. >> you got to watch out for him, he's amazing. >> jimmy: really? >> and of course, new kendrick album. [ cheers and applause ] was a song on kendrick's album, but then there's snoop. >> jimmy: snoop! oh, i need, i need. i'm missing some snoop. >> the snoop. >> jimmy: i'm missing it. i haven't heard it. >> dude, the snoop music is, like, so good. but it's because of him, though, you know? >> jimmy: when does that come out? in may? >> in may. that's right. >> jimmy: okay. >> yeah. i'm sorry. [ laughter ] oh, oh, and also, also, also, i mean shout to virginia but missy elliot. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love missy elliot. >> yes sir. >> jimmy: i was next to her on a plane once, missy elliot. and we both, it was an overnight flight -- overnight? what's that mean? night flight, what's do you call those things, red eye. thank you. [ laughter ] i said it first. we both fell asleep, we woke up, i said we can tell everyone we slept together. [ laug

investigators say 62-year-old maxine thompson was trying to cross batch road when she was struck and a van. we're told she was not in the crosswalk. the driver remained at the scene. >>> new information tonight on the pennsylvania mother accused of leaving her quad pleaingidge son in the -- quadriplegic son in the woods. she a wandoned her son -- abandoned her son to spend the weekend with her boyfriend in the maryland. anderson was walking in the woods when he discovered a discarded wheelchair and something wrapped in a blanket. after nudging the blanket with his foot, the young man moved. >> he was laying right there and i do it light this. i saw something move. i jumped back. i said oh, my god! >> investigate yoers say the 21 -- investigators say the 21-year-old was left in the woods for five days. his mother is charged with attempted murder. >>> police in arizona say an officer's decision to ram a suspect with his cruiser probably saved his life. the video of the incident ha happened in february was just released last night. we want to warn you. this is graphic. the suspect's 36-

a review of maxine gore key. >> rose: you mentioned -- martin luther king jr. >> he wrote an essay onhe civil rights movement in 1961 and 1966. in his issue we have his last report where he begins to talk about economic justice. he was some of the great editor. >> rose: which is where he was. >> when he was in memphis in 1968, he was speaking to the garbage collectors. it wasn't just in the pages in 1967, two monthsúcçy/ó before king gave his famous riverside church speech coming out against vietnam. at a nation event in los angeles in february 1967 first came out against the war. and i'll tell you charlie as we near the 50th anniversary as we do of the sending of american troops to vietnam 50 years, the nation, and this is what i also learned at the nation and not to be afraid of it that heretical ideas in one moment can be common sense a generation later. in 1954 bernard -- the great historian of vietnam wrote in the pages to the nation maybe a negotiated solution would be better than a military intervention. >> rose: this is 150th anniversary publication. >> nearly two years in the

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let's go to maxine and austin, texas. caller: thanks for taking my call. would like to say this lady that call to let owned the beauty salon i do not know what type of degree she has. i am a registered nurse. i have been for 44 years. i was discriminated grossly in the health care profession in my profession. i think hillary will make a good president. because of her accomplishments. she first went to law school. then she got out and she did lots of public service. then she got her a paying job. then she became the first lady, a senator. her accomplishments have exceeded anything. i educated for children by myself -- four children by myself. all have college degrees. one happens to work for the justice department. needless to say, women deserve everything. we run the house. we run the schools. we do everything. we need to get paid. we need to be respected to the highest. if you do not give respect you cannot get respect. we respect people and we deserve reese that. thank you. host: women only in this first 45 minutes asking about your top public policy iss

ortiz aaron peterson, michael polley julia pride mary karen reed, reamos ramaha, leslie sherman, maxine turner, and nicole white. 32 precious, precious people of amazing accomplishment and even more amazing promise. 17 others were shot that day and wounded. six others were not shot but were injured leaping from windows in a classroom building to escape the carnage. and so many others were affected mr. president first responders pastors counselors the entire hokie nation is what we call the virginia tech community. i know there has been a presentation on the floor about mental health issues and first responders, some of the most painful discussions i had in the aftermath of this shooting and i had many with family members and students who were injured but some of the most painful were first responders, the e.m.t.'s on the scene included students who were volunteering at the campus e.m.t. operation. their description of this carnage that they walked into and as horrible as the carnage was, the physical carnage the thing many of them told me was the most difficult for them to get over was