mr. lewis, will each control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas it, mr. brady. mr. brady: mr. speaker, now i would ask unanimousonsent tt all members may have five legislative dayso revise and and include remarks any extraneous materials on this bill currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman from -- the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. members take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. brady: mr. speaker, today we're taking the biggest and boldest steps in 20 years to redesign the i.r.s. with the singular foe curks taxpayer service. this bill will redesign the time in twohe first decades. it refocuses the agency to live up to its mission of putting taxpayers first. time in two finally, it will reign i

mr. lewis: mr. speaker, i rise strong support of h.r. 5438 and proud to join my colleague, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. holding, in sponsoring this bill. our bill is very simple. it helps taxpayers receive the upport and guidance they need. low-income taxpayer clinics offer free, low cost service for taxpayers across our country. these clinics help taxpayers resolve disputes with the i.r.s. h.r. 5438 would allow the i.r.s. to share information about low-income taxpayer clinics for those who might be eligible. the oversight subcommittee held a hearing on the taxpayers' experience. t was one of many bipartisan meetings to improve tax administration. during the hearing, we heard testimony from ms. tamika lester. she is the associate director of the low-income taxpayer clinic at the georgia state university college of law. this outstanding institution is located in my congressional district. ms. lester and other witnesses shared their experiences and offered many great suggestions. h.r. 5438 r

as photo while mr lewis context facebook and sometimes the ads are taken down sometimes not they seemed to go right back up and mr mr lewis says that facebook has an advertising department they should simply allow not allow the ads to go up in the first place such false ads have reportedly also featured like this is over well known individuals such as sir richard branson mr lewis said quote i've been fighting for over a year to stop facebook letting scammers use my name yet it continues i feel sick each time i hear another victim conned one lady have had over one hundred thousand pounds taken and here to talk about facebook's continuing problems as c.e.o. of straw mark hillary for which hillary thank you so much for being here so what's going on over there in on this particular case it's seems pretty interesting. thank you it is interesting and martin lewis even though he's not really as well known over this side of the pond he's quite a celebrity thing on so part of this he had self admitted he said is he on television rights again. just to give i.c.l. yes precisely and he's actually e

photo while mr lewis context facebook and sometimes the ads are taken down sometimes not they seem togo right back up and mr lewis says that facebook has an advertising department they should simply allow not allow the ad to go up in the first place such false ads have reportedly also featured the like this is of are well known individuals such as sir richard branson mr lewis said quote i've been fighting for over a year to stop facebook letting spammers use my name. it continues i feel sick each time i hear another victim can one lady have had over one hundred thousand pounds taken and here to talk about facebook's continuing problems as c.e.o. of straw mark the report which hilary thank you so much for being here so what's going on over there on this particular case it's seems pretty interesting it's great to be back thank you you know it is interesting and martin lewis even though he's not really as well known over this side of the pond he's quite a celebrity ending and so part of this he had suffered mentally said is he on television rights. yet precisely and he's actually even sa

as photo well mr lewis context facebook and sometimes the ads are taken down sometimes not they seemedto go right back up and mr mr lewis says that facebook has an advertising department they should simply allow not allow the ads to go up in the first place such false ads have reportedly also featured like this is over well known individuals such as sir richard branson mr lewis said quote i've been fighting for over a year to stop facebook letting scammers use my name yet it continues i feel sick each time i hear another victim conned one lady have had over one hundred thousand pounds taken and here to talk about facebook's continuing problems as c.e.o. of straw mark hillary for which hillary thank you so much for being here so what's going on over there on this particular case it's seems pretty interesting that you know it is interesting and martin lewis even though he's not really as well known over this side of the pond he's quite a celebrity thing on so part of this he had self admitted he said is on television and writes a column on us to get ice you know yet precisely and he's ac

clearly -- mr. lewis: of all the opposition in this body, they're flrd compliance with what i'm proposing for the metropolitan council. clearly there is no chaos. mr. larsen: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from minnesota. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the tchare -- of the chair the ayes have it, he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 78 printed in part a of house report 115-650. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 78 printed in part a of house report 115-650, offered by mr. la pins -- mr. lipinski of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 839, the gentleman from illinois, mr. lipinski, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes t

mr lewis, the founder of moneysavingexpert dot com, claims the social media giant has published moreface. facebook say they don't allow false or misleading ads but mr lewis claims the ads are often left up days or weeks once they've been reported. here's our media editor, amol rajan. over 15 years, martin lewis has become one of britain's most formidable consumer champions. he took on banks and utility companies, and won. now he is turning to facebook. this is why. over the past year, at least 50 fake adverts bearing his face have appeared on facebook. they are scams. lewis doesn't do ads. he is suing facebook for defamation and will give any damages to charity. i've had over a year of regular, repeated, continued fake adverts with my face on them, and i report them to facebook and, if i am lucky, after a couple of weeks they take them down, and then the next day they launch a new one and they've put the onus on me to stop them. well, i'm not here to police facebook or pay people to police facebook. facebook needs to police facebook and the only legal route i've got is defamation, so

the gentleman from georgia, mr. lewis. the gentleman from california, mr. schiff. the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. keating. the gentleman from new york, mr. meeks. the gentlewoman from florida, mrs. murphy. and the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. esty. vice president pence: the president of the senate at the direction of the body appoints the following senators as members he of the committee on the part of the senate to escort his excellency emmanuel macron, the president of the french republic, into the house chamber. the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. the senator from texas, mr. cornyn. the senator from missouri, mr. blunt. the senator from colorado, mr. gardner. the senator from tennessee, mr. corker. the senator from arkansas, mr. boozman. the senator from arkansas, mr. cotton. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from washington, mrs. murphy. the senator from vermont, mr. leahy. the senator from minnesota, ms. klobuchar. the senator from wisconsin, ms. baldwin. the senator from new jersey, mr. menendez. and the senator from delaware

gentleman from new york mr crowley the gentleman from california ms sanchez the gentleman from georgia mr lewis the gentleman from california mr shift the gentleman from massachusetts mr keating the gentleman from new york mr meeks the gentleman the gentlewoman from florida ms murphy and the gentlewoman from connecticut miss s.d. . does it is this thing of the delegate. being named a now. let's take a look why were atmospherics and during this visit so important was this visit lupul for trouble from a crawl i think that this is more important from a crime to be quite frank because there are two deadlines looming for things that france really cares about and he needs to deliver that he has to move trump not the other way around he got a lot of optics the content is still to be seen what we just heard read was a list of all the leadership on the republican and democratic side coming into the chamber a lot of pro pomp and circumstance very similar to france the u.s. and france have these deep democratic traditions these deep ceremonial procedures that both countries are pretty and that hold it in

mr. speaker, to the representative of georgia five, representative john lewis. mr. lewis: thank you, brother paul, for yielding. to hard, it is difficult sister re and know that louise slaughter is not here. we came to congress together. and from time to time she would call me brother john. i love sister louise. she would talk, she would laugh. she was smart, gifted, brave, courageous and sometimes very bold. i will never forget the trip to rochester, to be with her and see how the people loved her, adored her. i think when god created sister louise, he destroyed the mold. she was one of a kind. so wonderful, i miss her every single day. thank you, brother paul, for doing this. sister louise would be very proud of you. i yield back. mr. tonko: thank you, brother john. i now yield to our former speaker, our democratic leader, our minority leader, representative nancy pelosi of california. ms. pelosi: i think this may have happened to me at the funeral as well. that i followed john lewis at the podium. what a task. thank you for being such an inspiration. thank you for

chairman, -- mr. lewis: i thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for all your hard work. i'm pleased that my amendment to codify the f.a.a.'s unmanned aircraft system integrated pilot program is included in this en bloc package. drones are an innovation that i know our country's anxious to take advantage of. however, it brings with us a need to rethink and redefine some current policies. aviation regulations that manage the flow of air traffic get 30 -- at 30,000 feet or even 1,000 feet do not make sense when managing the operations of a u.a.s. five feet off the ground. congress should support this pilot program and learn from the data gathered here. we must also recognize the importance of nonfederal bodies like states, municipalities and tribal governments to be part of the drone oversight. this pilot program, which my amendment codifies and which stem from a white house proposal, will help us do just that, and it has been widely supported. in fact, drones associations that -- association, -- associations, traditional aviation groups, wrote in support of this program. w

but mr lewis isn't convinced.ar, i put them on notice that i don't do ads, so any advert with my name and face in is fake, stop running them, and it does nothing. it's been a tough few weeks for facebook and its founder, mark zuckerberg, over concerns about its use of personal data. martin lewis is hoping his legal challenge will make facebook face up to issues around misleading ads. ben ando, bbc news. the last surviving suspect in the 2015 paris islamist attacks has been sentenced to 20 years in jail after being found guilty of attempted murder in a separate incident. three officers were injured in a shootout as they tried to arrest salah abdeslam in 2016, four months after the paris attacks which left 130 people dead. live to our correspondent gavin lee who is in brussels. this is quite an important timeline because the verdict relates to something after the paris murders? yes, four months after the paris attacks salah abdeslam was one of ten suspected attackers in the attacks which killed 130 people at their f

when mr. lewis the elevator he asks me to -- and i have been in this front-office, this is the way it unravels. and i don't know about shorthand and by now he should know that i don't take dictation well. he closes the door at 8:307 am and asks how long i kept this job. i refuse to look away from his gaze, refuse to do anything to give him an advantage to catch me off guard. it is 8:37 in the morning as he pulls out a planed of johnny walker black from his desk drawer and takes a good long swig. he tells me there are a lot of girls who would do anything for a chance at my job i tried to say something, find language to say i like my job and i am grateful to be here but everything just seems to give him a reason to ask me to do the tiny quiet tasks that aren't listed in my job description. what i please lock the door? what i kindly unbuttoned the top three buttons on my blouse so as not to appear so stuffy in such a creative office? what i please come stand next to him so he can point out the differen

so in the case of mr lewis, he reported on the order of 50 ads to us.form, and took them off the platform, and took them off the platform, so obviously that takes everything. some advertising in the future. prince harry has asked his brother the duke of cambridge to be his best man at his upcoming wedding with meghan markle. in a tweet, kensington palace said prince william was honoured to be asked and is looking forward to supporting his brother at the wedding next month. prince harry served as best man to his brother at his wedding to kate middleton in 2011. earlier our royal correspondent jonny dymond spoke to me from outside kensington palace and explained what this means for the two princes. prince harry has asked his brother, prince harry has asked his brother, prince william. prince william asked his brother prince harryjust a few yea rs his brother prince harryjust a few years ago. they are very close indeed. they have been close all the lives, in fact. and prince william commented with a broad smile on his face when asked about the wedding of h

the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. lewis of georgia for today and tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellis son is recognized for 60 minutes. mr. ellsworth: our topic over the next hour, i would like to kick off our discussion, the who eman from california justice andeader on i yield to the gentleman. mr. khanna: i thank the gentleman from minnesota for his leadership on so many issues and particularly on health care and the fight for medicare for all. i rise today to share a heartbreaking story that we understand what's at stake in this fight. sarah broughton was a young women in san jose, california and going to work with special needs kids. at the age of 20, he she came down with a simple sign us condition. such a condition is managed by a primary care physician and sarah did not receive treatment because she could not afford health insurance. six months before she fell ill, she applied for california's medicaid system, but her

mr. speaker, to the representative of georgia five, representative john lewis. mr. lewis: thank you, brother paul, for yielding. to hard, it is difficult sister re and know that louise slaughter is not here. we came to congress together. and from time to time she would call me brother john. i love sister louise. she would talk, she would laugh. she was smart, gifted, brave, courageous and sometimes very bold. i will never forget the trip to rochester, to be with her and see how the people loved her, adored her. i think when god created sister louise, he destroyed the mold. she was one of a kind. so wonderful, i miss her every single day. thank you, brother paul, for doing this. sister louise would be very proud of you. i yield back. mr. tonko: thank you, brother john. i now yield to our former speaker, our democratic leader, our minority leader, representative nancy pelosi of california. ms. pelosi: i think this may have happened to me at the funeral as well. that i followed john lewis at the podium. what a task. thank you for being such an inspiration. thank you for

it has said: but mr lewis isn't convinced.ported it time and time again over the last year, i put them on notice that i don't do ads, so any advert with my name and face in is fake, stopped running them, and it does nothing. it's been a tough few weeks for facebook and its founder, mark zuckerberg, over concerns about its use of personal data. martin lewis is hoping his legal challenge will make facebook face up to issues around misleading ads. ben ando, bbc news. a 70—year—old woman has been named as one of the four britons killed in a coach crash in saudi arabia. raj begum hussain from blackburn had been on a pilgrimage from the islamic holy sites of mecca to medina when the coach she was travelling on collided with a fuel tanker. 12 other pasengers were also injured. tsb has apologised after customers reported problems with their online banking over the weekend whilst the bank was carrying out online maintenance work. customers reported one glitch that allowed them to view other people's account details. ben's with us now t

mr mnuchin's proposed visit. uk consumer campaigner martin lewis is suing facebook for defamation.rt founder says at least 50 fake ads bearing his name have appeared on the social media platform, causing him reputational damage. facebook says misleading ads are not allowed and any reported are removed. the uk prime minister— theresa may— is facing a week of fresh parliamentary battles over brexit. last week, the government suffered defeat on the eu withdrawal bill in the house of lords when peers voted in favour of staying in the customs union. as a result, mps will get a chance to debate the proposal on thursday. more on this in a moment chinese conglomerate hna has cut its stake in german lender deutsche bank. the firm has gone on a multi—billion dollar spending spree in recent years but has recently started to get rid of some of its assets. leisha santorelli is in singapore with more on this. what's the story behind this? it's a reversal for one what's the story behind this? it's a reversalfor one china's what's the story behind this? it's a reversal for one china's biggest cong

mrs. johnson, with tears in his eyes, "you must not give me praise." it belongs to god. later that april, in 1864, lewis h. putnam, a black new yorker long active in the colonization movement, called upon lincoln to discuss african-american troops. the president referred him to the secretary of war with a note. "please see lh putnam, who you will find a very intelligent colored man, who wishes to discuss their organization." in february 1865, another black visitor, martin r. delaney, a physician, newspaper editor, and champion of colonization, also came to advise the president about african-american troops. delaney submitted a plan to raise an all-black army, and later recalled that lincoln met him with a generous grasp and shake of the hand. he noted that the president was serious without sadness, and pleasant with all. as delaney outlined his plan, lincoln was a patient audience. after hearing him out, the president sent delaney to secretary of war stanton with a note. "do not fail to have an interview with this most externa -- extraordinary and intelligent black man." later that month, delaney was ap

mr skripal. the midsummer murders, the use of lewis carol, the use by the russian ambassador of parolo, carol, the carol, the use by the russian ambassador of parolo, there is a slightly surreal feel to what is a very, very serious diplomatic browse all of her cool borrow. it is very surreal but it has a broader context. er shun diplomats and russian intellectuals —— russian diplomats. they are very fond of british literature. i have conversations with russian diplomats and officials and they amaze me with their knowledge of british literature it puts me to shame sometimes. that is the context in which you should see the way that russian diplomats use these literary allusions, sometimes the british audience is left a bit puzzled because they might not be as familiar with some of these at the time. you are right, the russians have been criticised for appearing to trivialise some of this. and the russian ambassador to the uk was asked about this directly yesterday. because he was, you know, making jokes about it. he said, no, we take this very seriously. his argument is, russia uses twitterfor this

lewis, clarence jones, bernard lafayette. stand on your feet and show some respect! and so we celebrate mr.ts museum. give her love. [ applause ] and then before i bring them out, on a lonely, desolate balcony, in a hotel made really a motel, he was at a white motel first. negroes criticized him. it was wrong. you want to stay with negros? sometimes serving black folk can get you killed. oh, i know you don't want to hear it. and i'm going say this before i bring him out. if you used his rhetoric to pave your path to the presidency, and you stood with hill in his resurrection, why not come here in memphis and celebrate his crucifixion? reverend jesse jackson was standing in the courtyard, looking up at the great prophet. 50 years is a long time to live, but to live in the after memory and the glow of the most exciting rhetorical artist that we have produced, who gave voice to our feelings, our vision, 39 years young. and when the coroner opened his body, said he had the heart of a man 65 years old. the stress killed him. the white supremacy killed him. and in the aftermath of his death, the