poe: mr. speaker, this sunday, may 29, marks the one-year anniversary for the justice for victims of trafficking act being signed as we refer fvta to it. this is a vital piece of legislation that the house and senate passed, sign by the president a year ago, that takes this scourge of human slavery that's taking place internationally but also here in the united states and congress weighs in on this to deal with this issue. i think in a very good way. and it's impressive to me as a member of the house how many members of congress on both sides were involved in drafting legislation over a year ago that came to the house and passed. in the house itself, there were 11 pieces of legislation dealing with trafficking, sex trafficking, and all of those bills came up to the house floor the same week, all of them passed with overwhelming numbers, went down the hallway to the u.s. senate, the senate combined those bills into one bill, passed that legislation, it came back to the house, we passed that, si

poe, is recognized. mr. poe: mr. chairman, first this legislation, this amendment does not include the mq-9 reaper that the gentleman mentioned. it does not make a preference for that. i also take exception to the hatred comment that is made here. look, the border security in the united states has issues. the board par petroleum says we need to help -- pa -- border patrol says we need to help find those illegal gangs coming into the united states. this is not about surveillance of americans and spying on americans. it's on the border. i would like to now yield to one of the gentlemen who represents a part of the border , the city of loeredo. as much time as he wants -- loredo. s much time as he wants. mr. cuellar: we do want to secure the border. we just want to do it the right way. while some people talk about securing the border with a wall up, 14th century solution, if we use the aerostats we can provide coverage and surveillance to make sure that we secure the border. in fact, in south texas, including my distric

poe, allows just that. his legislation authorizes the training, education component for effective community and certified access specialists, which i certainly would welcome and embrace as an amendment to my legislation. this is also a bipartisan issue supported by states. i was pleased to see that california, sb-269, the text of which i'd like to submit for the record, as well as a related article, passed unanimously in the state assembly and senate and was signed into law by governor jerry brown. on may 10, 2016, just a week ago. the legislation authored by my friend, a democrat, state senator richard roth, is similar to the access act in that it allows businesses to take immediate steps to become accessible by providing them with 120 days in receipt of a certified access specialist report. to resolve any identified violations without being subject to litigation costs or statuary penalties. i worry that with california acting to curb these lawsuits, some of these serial litigants will try their trade in o

poe, allows just that. his legislation authorizes the training, education component for effective community and certified access specialists, which i certainly would welcome and embrace as an amendment to my legislation. this is also a bipartisan issue supported by states. i was pleased to see that california, sb-269, the text of which i'd like to submit for the record, as well as a related article, passed unanimously in the state assembly and senate and was signed into law by governorer jerry brown. on may 10, 2016, just a week ago. the legislation authored by my friend, a democrat, state senator richard roth, is similar to the access act in that it allows businesses to take immediate steps to become accessible by providing them with 120 days in receipt of a certified access specialist report. to resolve any identified violations without being subject to litigation costs or statuary penalties. i worry that with california acting to curb these lawsuits, some of these serial litigants will try their trade in

poe, allows just that. his legislation authorizes a training/education component for affected community and certified access specialists which i certainly would welcome and embrace as an amendment to my legislation. this is also a bipartisan issue supported by states. i was pleased to the see that in california s.b.269, the text of which i would like to submit for the record as well as a related article, passed unanimously and was signed into law by governor jerry brown. on may 10, 2016, just a week ago. the legislation authored by my friend, a democrat, state senator richard roth, is similar to the access act in that it allows businesses to take immediate steps to become accessible by providing them with the 0 days from -- 120 days from receipt of a certified access specialist report to resolve any violations without being subject to litigation costs or statuary penalties. i worry that with california acting to curb these lawsuits, some of these serial litigants will try their trade in other states. maybe

roxas and poe hope to strengthen the alliance with the u.s. results should be in by tuesday night. >>> all schools in southwest japan are set to reopen this week. many have been sheltering people who lost their homes for over three weeks. other homes were damaged. students in the village of minamiaso used special buses to get to classes on monday. the local train service was knocked out in the disaster. some are living in a dorm because roads are impassable. junior high students in the hardest-hit town of mashiki have had to move while their school is repaired. they're attending classes in an elementary school next door. >> translator: there are so many friends i haven't seen for awhile. it's really exciting. >> translator: i haven't done any sports for a long time so i want to play soccer. >> the quakes shut more than 400 schools. nearly half are still out of action as of the end of last week. >>> prime minister shinzo abe says the central government will do all it can to back rebuilding efforts by kumamoto prefecture and its municipalities.

the independent senator grace poe was almost disqualified over a residency issue. and mayor of debau rodrigo duterte made headlines for a controversial comment about women. no candidate has yet emerged as a clear front-runner but the latest polls suggest duterte has a slight lead. support rates are constantly changing over candidates' inappropriate remarks and allegations of corruption. a territorial dispute in the south china sea is a hot button issue in the race. roxas and poe say they'll strengthen the alliance with the u.s. to deal with china. duterte and binay, on the other hand, say they want to build ties with china through dialogue. >>> japan's foreign minister has laid out a development assistance plan worth billions of dollars for some southeast asian countries. kishida is currently touring the region. he laid out japan's policy in a speech in bangkok, pledging to set up a new framework for the so-called five mekong states. they include thailand and myanmar. kishida said it's aimed that helping them build infrastructure, improve customs procedures, and de

it follows a related monitoring and evaluation amendment judge poe and i offered to the ndaa for f.y. 2016 and the committee retained in the 2017 bill. security cooperation, foreign security forces builds valuable international partnerships and enhances the ability of our partners to carry out joint military operations and enhances american security while it's at it. however, few requirements are placed on these programs to measure the impact of funding provided to our foreign security partners. looking at efficacy, does it work? judge poe and i led the effort to apply assessment, monitoring, and evaluation, leading principles to u.s. foreign assistance administered by the state department, by usaid, and other federal agencies. last year, the house of representatives passed our bill, the foreign aid transparency and accountability act, h.r. 3766. we should have a similar expectation of accountability for our security cooperation programs as well. i welcome the committee's bipartisan efforts to begin to reform con sol -- reform, consolidate, and modify the more than 120 security cooper

also among the candidates, grace poe, a senator in her first term who is seen as being an inexperienced leader when it comes to executive powers, executive decisions. she is not without controversy either. she has spent most of her adult life in the u.s. she even gave up her filipino citizenship to be a u.s. citizen, and that has been in question, although she has been cleared by courts to run. when it comes to philippine elections, it's more about personality as opposed to policies, and there is a sense of a rejection of the usual leadership. people here are tired. even though the country has seen 6% growth in the last six years, when it comes to wealth, it has been uneven distribution, and many people have not benefited from the growth. more about personality rather than policy. angie: there is a lot at stake here with this election. what is the significance? more importantly, what is at stake is the economy. 6% growth, and economy that has gone from junk rating to investment grade, and ihs recently said this is an economy which has the potential to be a $1 trillion economy by 2030, b

recent polling giving grace poll, 22 -- grace poe, 22%.ter: mixed between the asian market in the market in hong kong. we are seeing a rebound on the hang seng. its longest losing streak since december. a comeback today, only to stocks on the index in the red. the shanghai market, a different story, down by 9/10 of 1%. export data coming through over the weekend. taiwan looking quite good. philippines closed today for the election. australia has also turned negative. it is really this market here that we have been watching. nikkei is up by half of 1%. yen is driving japanese stocks higher as they open for the first four trading week after last week. we have seen iron ore in singapore, as much as 6.1%. news corp. shares rallying on that something number that came through on friday. watching some stocks in hong kong as well. glencore is said to be in talks according to reuters. crude from theon alberta fire, but it is really pushing oil prices higher. japan, europe and the u.s. have been struggling to boost credit growth. the pboc has a diff

he has been leading the polls at 33% followed by senator grace poe at 22%. duterte has been compared to donald trump in the united states. even though the philippines has grown at about 6% on average over the last six years, well has been on evenly distributed and if you take a look at just the poverty level, 26% of the population still lived below the poverty line. that begs the question of what is at stake here and many people are wondering if this will build economic momentum. it remains to be seen who will come to power in the next six years. shery: has, what happens after today? da: well, the counting begins. we have some indication of the winner in the next 24 hours, but the actual results, the official results, won't be finalized for a time. where we are right now is looking at the unity of the country and many people say that they think this is important for the different factions to come together. this is the biggest election of the country has seen in the last the margin of leading candidates has been very strong. all right, thanks for that. richar

so judge poe, we'll recognize the judge for whatever time he consumes. mr. poe: thank you, sheriff. i want to thank the sheriff and sheriff nugent and all those members of congress who have served in law enforcement before they came to the house. this is a solemn week when we show our respect and honor to those who have wornhe shield or the star. you notice it's, mr. speaker, the shield, the star is always over the heart and it's symbolic of protecting us from outlaws, from criminals, that they stand, law enforcement stands between us and those that would do us harm. that's why they wear the shield or the star over their heart, because they will give their lives and have for the rest of us, protecting us from those do bads out there. i served as a prosecutor in houston, texas, for eight years, and then 22 years in the criminal courts trying all kinds of cases. and i met a lot of police officers. i still know a lot of them. and they are certainly a rare breed that would do what they do. most americans couldn't impon patrol one day and do what they do and they are to be admired. we ho

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for high blood pressure and for mashed potatoes it is increase of 1% and fries an increase of 17% but poe tito chips did not increase the risk so eat those. >> i can get behind that. all the study does not prove that potatoes cause high pressure but it is an increased risk. >> president obama will honor four bay area scientists where major national awards at the white house. a stanford doctor will receive the national science award which will be bestowed on dr. stanley falco and dr. paul azalodos from berkeley laboratory, and another honored with the national middle of technology and innovation. >> yankees in town take on the amounts over at the cove so dress warmly. we will have 61 in lake tahoe. mostly sunny. only 84 in sacramento. hot in palm springs, nature, with sunshine. tomorrow, you can see a scattered shower here and there. headed to saturday we have a better chance of .1 to .25". the underlying theme of the next several days, much cooler-than-average from 71 today in san jose to 73 by next wednesday and a lot of 60s in between. sue? >> the golden gate bridges so the zipper truck

you brought it back to the poe , pe, i was waiting for him to bless it. but he just took a drink. [laughter] the greatest head fake in history. [laughter] but after his address, the pope was getting ready to depart the capital. and we were standing in the first floor of the capital, and i realized it was just the pope and me. and he took his left arm, saided me, told me near, the nicest things anybody is said to me. you can imagine, if you don't know, i get a few tears in my eyes. and as he took his right arm, put it around me, gave me a big bear hug, he looked at me and said, mr. speaker, please pray for me. i said, who am i to pray for you? but i do, and i did. but what did i learn from these people? i learned it wasn't the job they had, whether it was the pope, gerry faust, or lou holtz. they helped me decide who and what i was going to be, throughout my life. and through the power of the was spirit, i fortunate enough to wake up the next day and decide, i am out of here. [laughter] [applause] and if you want to know about the holy spirit, just google john boehner, holy spirit.

i'm couple pop poe la, nbc bay area news. >> it was a great game. >>> it's starting to feel a lot like summer here. the weekend warmup sent many people to the coast. baker beach, a beautiful beach with a beautiful view and the water looking great out there. we could see some rain soon. rob, can you explain this to me? >> yes, a big cooldown after 78 degrees in san francisco today. that's why everyone head to the beach. 86 in napa and concord. now at the beach it's 63 and the fog is racing into san francisco. also clouds building over the east bay hills as thunderstorms over the sierra drift towards the bay area, could toss a few evening showers across the interior east bay. better chances of showers as you get back to the workweek with cooler changes ahead. all those in your forecast coming up. plus, billboards that have the power to access your phone. how it works. what's being done today to try to stop it and the cia releasing information about the raid ta killed osama bin laden coming on the fifth anniversary of the mission but the way they're doing it raising some eyebrows. ==terry

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: request permission to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. poe: mr. speaker, early in 2015 the department of homeland security removed the t.s.a. director and administrator after it was revealed that banned items made it through screening in different parts of our airports throughout the united states. this didn't happen once or twice but it happened 67 times out of 70 tries. that is a 90% failure rate. any business would be out of business if it failed 90% of the time to do what it's supposed to do. and we are not talking about selling goods and services, we are talking about security, american security. but t.s.a. is a government agency so to me accountability doesn't seem to be a priority. so after this fiasco in 2015, the administrator was replaced with a new administrator. i don't know that security is better or not. maybe it is. but we do know that the lines are longer in t.s.a. efficiency is questionable. to find that out, just go to any of our airports and try to travel. travelers are fa

bill has bipartisan support and i see in the chamber my good friend and colleague, the honorable ted poe, who is one of the co-sponsors of the legislation, some of my other colleagues who are co-sponsoring from texas would include the honorable john culberson, would also clude the honorable member webber, randy webber. a good number -- weber, randy weber, a good number. sheila jackson lee, the honorable gene green that i mentioned. there are others as well. this is bipartisan. this is a recognition that we re going to have problems that we can solve that will create greater circumstances than we should have to endure. there is little reason for us to be back here a year or so from now indicating that we've had another flood, a billion-dollar flood, maybe less, maybe more, and that we may have lost lives in that future event. my hope is that while this amendment is not in order, and i accept the ruling of the chair, my hope is that we will find a means by which we will do sooner that which we will do later, spend the $311 million, after we have had additional billion-dollar floods. this a

reporter: in san jose this afternoon, strong words from democratic district 27 assembly member nora calm poe. >> it takes a lot of courage and a lot of strength to be able to stand up. >> reporter: taking a stand against her opponent democratic state senator jim bell in the race for the 15th senate district which covers much of silicon valley. the assembly member says she's been the target of bull yig and intimidation from bell. today she was joined by current supervisor darcy green, herself a candidate campos' position. baseless charge that she's issued. >> kaiser permanente also released a stayment saying any claim that senator bell talked to us about ms. green's employment while a candidate for the assembly is simply not true. san jose state plight cal science professor melinda jackson says she's not surprised by the mudslinging especially since the two are from the same party and vying for the same seat. >> if there aren't a lot of issues that distinguish them, then the focus tends to go more toward character issues, personality. >> voters will go to the polls for the california primary

. >> sandusky poes defense team raised 33 issues with the original case.hey're asking for evidence share hearing which could lead to a new trial. his attorneys argue sandusky did not get a fare trial in 2012 largely because of his previous attorneys. >> reallreally didn't have timee honest with you to develop a trial strategy. witnesses were not interviewed. there was a lack of preparation overall. >> the judge did not make ruling on that hearing today. >>> jury selection will resume tomorrow in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah in the democrat tech primary last week fattah who served 11 terms lost his bid for another term. fattah denies the allegations against him saying he's done nothing wrong. opening arguments in fattah's trial are scheduled for may 16th. >>> atlantic city has made $1.8 million bond payment to avoid defaulting. mayor don guardian says the arrival of may property taxes means city employees will get at least one more paycheck. but the city will be out of cash by june. guardian hopes on thursday the state as system

actually we have sunshine in this forecast for a change, though our theme song actually is happen pro poe for a change, literally we always say here is to the sunrise, this past week, all we've had are gray and gloomy skies to offer up here. so-so glad we can actually say here is the to the sunrise, actually see it for a change, also means you will be able to see beautiful sunrise here happening earlier and earlier. now, sunset, gets later and late, 8:04 tonight, 8:23, by the time we're wrapping up the month of may. and by june 15th, it is even past 8:30 at night that that sun is going down, i lover when the days get long like there is just feels like, you know, like you have so much more time, even though still 24 hours in a day, feels like you have more time to work with. outside we go, outside kutztown area middle school, begin to see the light of day popping up already, through those clouds, and it is only 5:15, so again, we are looking ahead here to beautiful sunrise, i'm make sure to bring you the beautiful views as we get them into the neighborhood cameras. storm scan3, okay, here

you can see that plane resting upside down in a field in the small town of acalm poe north of lodi in san joaquin county. the faa said the pilot reported engine trouble around 2:00 p.m. 17 people were on board from a skydiving trip. the plane landed in the field after clipping a car trying to land at a nearby airport. >>> another sinkhole has opened up in a san francisco street, this one measuring about 4 feet in diameter. it's located at post and polk streets. the san francisco water department says the pavement sunk in an area where the miep pipes were changed in the 1990s but oermd infrastructure was left in place. >>> work could start meantime tomorrow morning to fix an even larger sinkhole in downtown san francisco. the 12 by 5'9" hole opened up at mission and new montgomery streets tuesday night, nearly swallowing on uber car. a replacement sewer pipe is expected to arrive from arizona early in the morning. >>> san francisco's elections director says he will reject a petition to place a sugary drink tax on the november ballot. he says the campaign missed the deadline to submit s

. >> sandusky poes defense team raised 33 issues with the original case. they're asking for evidence share hearing which could lead to a new trial. his attorneys argue sandusky did not get a fare trial in 2012 largely because of his previous attorneys. >> reallreally didn't have timee honest with you to develop a trial strategy. witnesses were not interviewed. there was a lack of preparation overall. >> the judge did not make ruling on that hearing today. >>> jury selection will resume tomorrow in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah in the democrat tech primary last week fattah who served 11 terms lost his bid for another term. fattah denies the allegations against him saying he's done nothing wrong. opening arguments in fattah's trial are scheduled for may 16th. >>> atlantic city has made $1.8 million bond payment to avoid defaulting. mayor don guardian says the arrival of may property taxes means city employees will get at least one more paycheck. but the city will be out of cash by june. guardian hopes on thursday the state as syste

>> this week "the communicators" goes to the intx show in boston, the internet and television exing poe sponsored by the national cable and telecommunications association. we interviewed four fcc commissioners. >> host: and this is a special taping of c-span's "communicators" program. we thank intx for providing us this opportunity. all four commissioners here, and i want to start a little broad, and let's start down at this end. commissioner rosenworcel, as a regulator and as a consumer, what's your view of the cable industry? >> guest: wow. well, first of all, thank you for having me here. it's a treat to be here with my colleagues and back in new england. i'm a native, so it's a real joy to be able to come back to boston. the cable industry strikes me as supplying some of our nation's most important infrastructure. it's not just traditional video, but broadband. and it's clear to me that the broadband they provide is a market leader, and it's now gone from just luxury to necessity in all of our households, because it's an essential part of what we do every day. >> host: commissioner

the more like living it does $1 poe 5 million. go listen. the valuations are down 5 to 10%.pnling bonds. it is unfixable. they will say hey, we buy high yield debt. they're scorpions. just in their nature. gold. fed tightens again. treasuries? oh, please. the yield is way too high. oil? stop joking under. along with medical costs and rents both of which are impervious to the fed. you can avoid it. why not? we had wholesale credit freezes and the ipo market hasn't recovered. the federal reserve can't roll back minimum wages or higher overtime pay or government costs. it gives the defligsary power of digitization. all which are hammering persons raises. you put through a rate hike and fewer business. who does a rate hike? commentators who don't understand how the new economy works? money managers? so here's the bottom line. there's nothing urgent needed to tighten immediately. i say, why not be patient? let's to go elio in massachusetts. >> caller: a bay state boo-ya. >> what's up? >> especially with oil rising and a low pe racio. i'm not a fan. i'm not pushing any oil stocks

. >>> america can drug lord el chough poe may be come dosh -- "el chapo" may be come together u.s. his lawyers can appeal within 30 dayses which would delay his arrival in the u.s. >>> it is a new record for lake mead. it is at its lowest level since it was filled in the 1930s. if the levels continue to fall at the country's largest reservoir cutbacks may be put in place to the amount pumped to the region from the lake. >>> linked in is telling people to change their pass words. they admitted a hacker was looking to sell e-mails and pass words stolen during a 2012 breech. linked in is e-mailing 100 million user telling them to change their pass words. >>> and tv actor allen young has died. he was known for wilbur post, the man who spoke with a talking horse in the sitcom "mr. ed." it is rumor he landed the role after someone said he looks like the kind of guy that a horse would talk to. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." >>> a canadian woman was kicked out of her local gym for wearing a tank top -- a tank top -- hold on. >> it is a woman in a tank top in the d block. i told

>> mara scheve calm poe is getting to the bottom of it. >> reporter: cheat days, an indulgent break from the drudgery of dieting, often shared on social media. for the rock, mountains of fudge, peanut butter brownies and cinnamon buns. jennifer aniston goes for mexican food. and for the kardashians? boxes of fried chicken. what do you see people eating on their cheat days? >> i think them eating things from chips to cookies to popcorn, chocolate, cakes, huge sandwiches, pizzas, ice ream, you name it. >> reporter: wu can giving in to cravings one day a week help your diet or hurt it? the science is hazy, but some say cheat days may help but upping production of the hormone leptin, decreasing appetite and also helping the body burn more calories after overeating by increasing mee ing metabolism. they may also have a psychological benefit. does it release a little bit of that pressure. >> you can feel motivated to stick to your diet plan, right? because you know you have a day before where you get to eat a little bit of whatever you want. >> reporter: but for a lot of people, these days may

poe on which further proceedings were postponed and the noes prevailed. the clerk: amendment number 14 printed in part b offered by mr. poe of texas as modified. the chair: those in support of a request for a recorded will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 243 and the nays are 180. the amendment is adopted. there being no further committee -- the rises. the speaker pro tempore: mr. chairman. the chair: the committee having had under consideration directs me to report it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house of the state of the union has had under consideration h.r. 4909

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. >> i hope they don't say anything bad about the sweet poe taters. summer slowdown. what philadelphia international is doing to avoid scenes like this at our airport and what travelers can do to speed up the wait. >>> good samaritans to the effort. the team effort it took to pull a driver from his flaming suv. >>> a race that got off to a rocky start. you have to see the end and how she rebounded. >> a look at the closing bell. >>> you need to pull it over, sir. we cannot keep doing this. somebody's going to get hurt. >> the ambulance is on the move but the guy behind the wheel stole it. police chased him through the streets of seattle saturday. he jumped out of a hotel window and stole the ambulance when it showed up to take him to the hospital. he does pull over and surrender. >>> take a look at this dash cam video from alaska. an officer pulls up as an suv burns in the backdrop. the driver is trapped as the flames spread. watch and listen as the officer and several bystanders work together to rock the car and free the driver. >> go, go. >> a huge team effort, afte

are you going for a poe. >> that's a place of entertainment permit. >> i think so. >> we're talking about djs and things like that. >> okay. >> any music placing in the bathrooms. >> yes. just plugged into an ipod. >> yes. >> great other questions or thoughts commissioners. >> in my mind the old arcades that were on market street years ago and the same people coming in that kind of is that what you envision or people coming in you know less frequent than instant. >> i'm not more confused on - >> there was - like on market street with the arcades the same people everyday do you expect that to be your clientele. >> like i said they're looking gaming more as an accessory we take pride in our products and spent a lot of time on the drink memo and morning anything we want to be a solid business a solid place of business to add to the bonus of soma and our clientele will be come and go in the neighborhood but no means a big game community coming to the gaming. >> it will be easy to pick out anyone there to do their gambling. >> absolutely we keep an eye on on the machines for 5 thousand to $8,0

. >> fee poe. thank you very much for being was. have a good weekend. are just getting some live pictures through that you are seeing right here of president obama's visit to hiroshima. he becomes the first sitting u.s. president to visit the location of the world's first atomic bombing. so these are again live purchase coming through of president obama arriving in hiroshima. >> unbelievable to think the first sitting president since this happened. historic moment there and we'll be watching any comments that come out. >>> meanwhile we've got sports on the brain getting ready for the weekend. and madrid is set to be split in half tomorrow as two bitter rivals go head to head for the top prize, the uefa champions league temperature. real madrid take on atletico madrid. the winner scoops a modest 15 million euros for their troubles. not so bad there. so far for football it's been a season for the underdogs when you look at leicester. maybe we'll get another surprise out of this one. >> apparently there is a lot of focus on garrett bale. >> that's any luck

in this particular case she's being a hip poe krit.d in the real estate market as most astute investors america did after the fall. the subprime crisis which she is trying to point at donald trump as being an opportunist for, was started by the clinton administration when they ordered or allowed andrew cuomo to come out and make a statement that every person in america should have a home. >> hey, carl, one second, i have to push the pause button. president obama is speaking in japan. we want to listen in. >> mr. prime minister, if you would also reflect on that i would appreciate it. could you also tell us a little bit about what you think the president's visit to hiroshima means to the japanese people and will you also consider a trip to pearl harbor, sir? thank you. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we're going to continue to monitor this event happening in japan. president obama on a tour of asia just earlier this week lifted the arms embargo in vietnam and now speaking in japan of the we'll continue to monitor for any news out of th

poe of texas. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, sir, for being here. i have one -- a couple observations, and i want to spend most of my time talking about china. when i visited with admiral harris at pacific command, i asked him this question: of these five entities -- russia, china, north korea, isis and iran, i think those are threats to the united states -- which of those five do you think is the most troubling at this point? and he responded, north korea. would you agree with that assessment or not? i just need a yes or no. >> yes. >> okay. i want to talk about china. china, they have a billion more people than we do in the united states. i think some americans don't realize how populated china is. and some facts about china, they are the number one recipient of poached ivory from africa. the elephants are dying off, they're being killed in africa, and the number one recipient is china. they are thieves. they steal our intellectual property. cyber attacks, i believe, they're responsible for those. they're bullying asia, trying to make new, soverei

poe: mr. speaker, last week isis terrorists came into the house of a christian family in iraq to collect the religious tax imposed on all nonmuslims -- non-muslims. isis told the mother of the home, quote, you have two choices. you are to leave now or you are to pay the tax. the mother pled, i will pay, but give me a few seconds because my daughter is in the shower. but the isis terrorists did not wait. instead they set fire to the house. the mother, clutching a small child, escaped, but the girl was trapped in the burning home. later she was found but had such severe burns that she died in her mother's harms -- arms. the last thing she said to her mother was, for give them. the girl's a better person than most of us. anyway, from beheadings to burning little christian girls alive, isis' evil genocide knows no bounleds. isis murders in the name of religious jihad and will we allow this evil to continue or shall all religions unite and hold isis accountable? we must stop isis' malicious murder

i believe it's just as illegal for these companies to come in and just poe loot and damage the environmentround them. >> we encourage they voice their opinion off of other property. it's criminal trespass at minimum and action will be taken eventually. >> distributors gathered in los angeles, albany, new york and washington, dc. >>> a burglar wasn't wearing much when he broke into a store in california. >> the store owner couldn't believe what else he did. when he breaks in he's wearing a sweatshirt around his waist. takes off and naked but wait there's more? he gets to work and it's all caught on video. >> certainly being naked is odd. but what was more odd for me is to see him sweep up the mess that he made. >> the naked burglar spent over an hour cleaning up. then he had a beer and some candy before getting caught. the store owner said he felt bad. gave the guy a t-shirt so he didn't have to go to jail completely nude. the store was cleaned up. >> that's interesting. conscientious guy. you're stealing and breaking the law. >>> cartoon history will be made on fox 29. >> for the first tim

the community meeting begins at 7:00 tonight at 2nd district poe >>> if you want to give in-about put about the future pr purple line, you can head to the civic building tonight. transit officials will hold a heat to go talk about plans for the line along wayne avenue. >> the house of representatives dealt a big blow to d.c.'s attempt at self government. lawmakers nullified a law that allowed the district to spend local tax dollars without congressional approval. house members said the district overstepped its legal authority and the constitution by trying to exclude congrefrom the budge process. advisers have recommended he veto the bill. >>> later this morning, there will be a hearing on mayor bowser's plan to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. activists will urge the council and the mayor to expand the plan to include tipped workers, as well. the mayor's proposal is the third time in recent months that renlgs lags has been proposed or enacted to raise the minimum wage. >>> some scary moments i air and on the ground when a bird strike took out one of the engines on an american a

behind the scenes in terms of intelligence that you know, these guys know so much, someone like chap poeed and said that if you -- if chapo were to talk, we could really get -- law enforcement could really get to the roots of the problems in mexico. and not just sort of deal with the superficial. we could get into the corruption and why it happens and how exactly it happens. >> interesting. >> so it would be very beneficial to all parties. >> there are seven u.s. states that want to prosecute. if you were to go to brooklyn, there's one line of thinking that the charges would be consolidated so he would be tried one time. what's your view as to whether he would be charged and tried one time, one place or whether he would end up dotting the map so to speak in the u.s.? >> i hate to add mitd it on air, but i don't know enough about the judicial system to know how a multiple trials would work. i do know from my reporting that there's a push for having him tried in brooklyn or chicago. chicago because of the damage that's the cartel has done. in the city and de a's tough work there against th

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