mr. lance: in the various counties or are there jurisdictions? mr. harris: it's in the various counties. which becomes a problem sometimes in down state because some of the counties are so small. mr. lance: yes. then do you report to the circuit court of cook county? how does that work? mr. harris: yes. i act under the auspices, uble i'm an appointed -- obviously i'm an appointed person in each one of mices. we have to report to the court on -- of my cases. we have to report to the court on an on a all basis. we time inventories and a yearly accountable and -- yearly accounting and goings-on , it's kind of a social on what we've done. we also file a yearly annual report with the cook county commissioners. mr. lance: thank you. good luck with your continued work. it's certainly a matter of strong public policy as well as the other member of the panel. i yield -- members of the panel. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. burgess: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, the other gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, five minutes, for

speaker, i'm going to yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance, for a minute, but i want to recognize myself for 30 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. barton: to respond to what congressman green just said. the whole concept of this bill is to let willing buyers interact with willing sellers in a free market, transparentction fashion. if you subject the bill to some sort of discretionary permitting -- as mr. green's amendment would have done, you gut the bill. you desteroid entire purpose of the bill. as much as i respect my good friend from houston, texas, i respectfully had to object to that amendment. with that i want to yield one minute to the gentleman from the garden state of new jersey, mr. lance, a member of the committee. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. lance: thank you, mr. speaker, and i commend chairman emeritus barton's tremendous leadership on this issue. i rise today in strong support of the bill, bipartisan in nature, which will create thousands of america

that chair recognizes the vice chair of the subcommittee, mr. lance, five minutes for questions, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. did morning to you both. the state motor vehicle agency in new jersey has contacted me, and i think this is a concern of various state agencies. there is a section of directing motor vehicle agencies to notify drivers of open recalls on other vehicles when they are renewing registration. in new jersey that's once a year, and i presume that true. in other states as well. there is some concern at the state level that this would put an undue burden on the various states. i understand the benefit of increasing notification and recall remedy rates, and we all pay for that. however, i do share some of the concerns of the agency in new jersey. could you please, dr. rosekind, comment on the feasibility of your agencies coordinating with state agencies to ensure they are able to have the information necessary to inform drivers of open recalls on vehicles within their states? >> you just use the word, which was feasibility. nhtsa

speaker, i'm going to yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance, for a minute, but i want to recognize myself for 30 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. barton: to respond to what congressman green just said. the whole concept of this bill is to let willing buyers interact with willing sellers in a free market, transparentction fashion. if you subject the bill to some sort of discretionary permitting -- as mr. green's amendment would have done, you gut the bill. you desteroid entire purpose of the bill. as much as i respect my good friend from houston, texas, i respectfully had to object to that amendment. with that i want to yield one minute to the gentleman from the garden state of new jersey, mr. lance, a member of the committee. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. lance: thank you, mr. speaker, and i commend chairman emeritus barton's tremendous leadership on this issue. i rise today in strong support of the bill, bipartisan in nature, which will create thousands of america

the chair recognizes mr. lance from new jersey, five minutes for your questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my thanks to the distinguished panel for being here. i hear from constituents all the time about being bombarded with robo-calls from scammers who have spoofed their phone numbers to look like a local call or like a state or federal agency in order to scam them out of personal and financial information. indeed, yesterday my wife received such a call in new jersey. someone claiming that we were in arrears with the internal revenue service. she chose quite appropriately not to return the telephone call. she telephoned me and our office looked into the te eed into the number. it was someone scamming constituents, i would imagine, across the country. i've introduced a bill with grace mmang of new york city an chairman barton called the anti spoofing act of 2015. it would target caller i.d. spoofing. specifically, expand protection of the communications act of 1934 to include spoofed text messages and voice over i.p. calls. mr. kauffman, the ftc runs a do not call list. would you

the chair recognizes mr. lance from new jersey, five minutes for your questions. >> thank you, mr.chairman. my thanks to the distinguished panel for being here. i hear from constituents all the time about being bombarded with robo-calls from scammers who have spoofed their phone numbers to look like a local call or like a state or federal agency in order to scam them out of personal and financial information. indeed, yesterday my wife received such a call in new jersey. someone claiming that we were in arrears with the internal revenue service. she chose quite appropriately not to return the telephone call. she telephoned me and our office looked into the telephone number. it was someone scamming constituents, i would imagine, across the country. i've introduced a bill with grace mang of new york city and chairman barton called the anti spoofing act of 2015. it would target caller i.d. spoofing. specifically, expand protection of the communications act of 1934 to include spoofed text messages and voice over i.p. calls. mr. kauffman, the ftc runs a do not call list. would you please

mr. lance: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in strong support of h.r. 3762, the restoring americans' health care freedom reconciliation act. it this comprehensive package vow focuses on significant portions of obamacare. striking onerous tax and mandate provisions, and laying the groundwork for a new president, elected in 2016, to complete a full replacement plan of obamacare. not repeal, repeal and replacement. according to the congressional budget office, the package reduces the deficit by nearly $130 billion. and provides a one-year moratorium on all federal mandatory funding for planned parenthood. a moratorium to planned parenthood, but that funding is redirected elsewhere to community health organizations that do a fine job across this country. under the leadership of chairman upton, provisions finally end the obamacare fund known as the prevention in public health fund, which gives the secretary of health and human services billions of dollars to spend each year with little accountability. and all members of congr

lance. >> this is the super mr. met. >> this is rally met. >> reporter: mark made this poster collage apparently the pope is a mets fan too. >> i think it's going to be great. it's going to be loud. the fans are passionate. we bleed orange and blue. >> we are seeing lots of costumes, as well. right behind me, 4 in honor of the pitcher take the mound tonight. he has the blonde locks as part of the costume. really exciting here despite the chill in the wind everyone is really looking forward to this game. live from citi field, matt kozar, cbs 2 news. >> speaking of that chill and wind in the air, the game could be cold by the 9th inning. lonnie will have that and your trick or treat forecast in a few minutes. >>> now to some breaking news and a woman grazed by a bullet while riding a city bus in brooklyn. cbs 2's jessica schneider live at the scene in bushwick. >> reporter: that bus hit by a bullet is still sitting in the middle of wyckoff avenue. police investigators have been on and off the bus throughout the aftern

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