the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. delauro: i'm proud to yield three minutes to the democratic whip, congressman clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. clarke: we just received a 71-page bill that is about keeping open our federal government, something democrats have been pushing for months. we are asking for

the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. delauro: i'm proud to yield three minutes to the democratic whip, congressman clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. clarke: we just received a 71-page bill that is about keeping open our federal government, something democrats have been pushing for months. we are asking for 90 minutes to be able to read this bill and come to the floor with an informed vote. that has been denied. the chair will remind members of the house that at the time of the motion to adjourn was demanded, we were debating h.r. 5860. the time remaining for debate is six minutes on the majority side, five minutes on the minority side. debate will resume on h.r. 5860 and the gentlelady from texas is recognized. ms. granger: mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. delauro: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. who claims time? the gentlelady from t

maia. >> the honorable jin -- jim himes representative from connecticut and mrs. mary hines. >> the honorable anthony bernal and mrs. burnell cox. >> dr. kevin c o'connor and mrs. christine f o'connor. >> dr. justin wolfer's and dr. betsy stevenson. >> mr. jeremy lieu and ms. emily lieu. >> mr. james keogh and ms. celine us. >> the honorable john berry and mr. curtis e. --yee. >> tried to say hello to all the australian mates. >> how are you doing? >> the honorable jeff holland, secretary of the interior and ms. aleta suazo. >> the honorable caroline kennedy ambassador of the united states to australia and dr. edwin schlossberg. >> mr. don gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable brad cooper and mr. matthew brett. >> the honorable anthony j blinken secretary of state and the honorable ms. evan m ryan. >> ms. valerie biden owens, ms. missy evans and mr. cuff owens. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins in the honorable matthew d stein helfer. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the hon

poverty sections in connecticut.in the crosshairs of that. tom: his line, liberals mugged by reality. tom: absolutely. that will be a huge deal as look to ouhinon team. jonathan: michael o'rourke of jones trading coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> there's been some weakness overall economy overall, much less than we would've expected. >> the fed reaction function is to make sure growth slows below trend. >> while i do think 2024 cuts are still on the horizon, there are starting to be some doubts about how many cuts come about when. >> investors are going to start to look toward the end of 2024 and give up on looking to the end of 2023. announcer: this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. tom: radio, television, same as monday. markets on the move. it is about price down, yield up. take your weapon. i'm going to go with the 10 year yield, a benchmark yield. jonathan: same story, different price. new cycle high on a 30 year. the equity market break down just a touch. is i

i found at the connecticut historical society. and i just got very lucky that the top line of the archival listing said, prince pitkin name. okay, so let me get to my last story. on june 17, six, 1777, a condemned rebel spy named abraham patton confessed that he had helped to burn new york city. at first, this document was all i knew, but i since learned, with the help of genealogists, actually that patton was born to a large scots irish presbyterian family that, had moved from pennsylvania to the catawba river valley in the carolinas when he was a child. this was the same region andrew jackson had grown up by the late 1750s. patton was evidently enough to sign his name to back country protestant dissenters petition criticizing the established anglican church, abraham patton's james was a storekeeper who had died in debt in the carolinas and from and from 1763 to 68. abraham patton worked at least for a time as a wheelwright and owned about 100 acres in salisbury township, pennsylvania. he married martha crawford in philadelphia i

elements of the 7 connecticut and 104th connecticut man their own boats to land the 24th massachusetts and 10th connecticut gilmore proposed merging both attacks under colonel osborne. dahlgren responded, i cannot consent to let the commander the other than a naval officer. ultimately, all the agreed on was using the watch word detroit to prevent from the fires. a distraught gilmore sent dahlgren one final message, we must trust to chance and hope for the best. no matter who gets the port, if we place our flag over it. unsurprisingly, "css tran48" quartermaster deciphered all of the code. sumter was then assaulted at 10:00 p.m. once posted, they released. 1:00 a.m. on september 9th, major elliott observed the navy's approaching. as sumter's garrison mustard, dahlgren quote on "uss philadelphia," and ceclose, the admiral got into a rowboat and began heading for sumter's cell. at the moment, sumter, quote, threw up a rocket and burned a red light and almost immediately the batteries on sullivan and james island opened a heavy fire. "css chicoro," quote, had a good chance to worker guns o

osborn's assault of the 24th massachusetts and 10th connecticut. gilmore proposed merging both attacks under current law. osborn dahlgren responded. i cannot consent to let the commander be other than a naval officer. ultimately, all they agreed on was using the watchword detroit to prevent friendly fire. a distraught gilmore sent dahlgren one final message. we must trust to chance and hope for the best no matter who gets the fort. if we place our flag over it. unsurprised, teasingly seasick, or as quartermaster, intercepted and all the messages. both groups marshaled their assault boats. the tug dandelion towed dorgan's boats toward sumter at 10 p.m. once close, they released at 1 a.m. on september 9th, major elliott observed the navy's boats approaching as sumter garrison mustard dahlgren closed on uss philadelphia, and once close, the admiral got into a rowboat and began heading for sumter himself. at that moment, sumter, quote, threw up a rocket and burned a red light. and almost immediately the batteries on sullivan's and james island opened a

newport's research has been supported recently by university of connecticut humanities. university of, illinois at chicago libraries and, the black metropolis research consortium. she received a ph.d. in history temple university in 2016. newport hails tulsa, oklahoma and tacoma and lives in west hartford, connecticut. dr. amanda klonsky is a lecturer at the university of chicago crown school of social work and the author of the forthcoming book pandemic of punishment to be published by beacon press. this pivotal work chronicles the experience of people in american jails and prisons during the covid crisis. until recently, she served as a at the ucla law covered bars data project. amanda led education programs in jails and prisons for more than 15 years and holds a doctorate in education leadership from harvard universal. thank you very much for being here. thanks to everyone for coming and thanks for supporting. good. can you hear me now? thanks, everyone, for coming. nice to see you, melanie thanks. i'm glad to be here. so tell us how you got interested in this project

. >> the honorable joe courtney, united states representative from connecticut, and mrs.courtney. ♪ >> the honorable victoria nuland, and dr. kagan. >> mr. sam nestor, and dr. maya popa. >> the honorable jim himes, united states representative from connecticut, and mrs. mary himes. >> the honorable anthony bernal and ms. bernal-cox. >> dr. kevin c. o'connor and mrs. christine o'connor. >> dr. justin wolpers and dr. stevenson. >> mr. jeremy liu, and ms. ellie liu. >> mr. james kio. >> the honorable john berry and curtis yee. >> the honorable holland, secretary of the interior. >> the honorable caroline kennedy, ambassador of the united states to australia, and dr. edwin schlock burn. . >> mr. john gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable antony j blinken, secretary of state. >> ms. valerie biden owen. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins. >> the honorable katherine clark , united states representative from massachusetts. >> the honorable michael mccaul, united states representative from texas, and mrs. linda mccall. >> i think we will pass our appropriations bill and the isra

in connecticut. i don't run into people who feel they could defend their homes because they simplyic buy an assault weapon. it's difficult to find these straws in a stack. it's tyke for my republican colleagues to wake up. that's where the american public is. i wish it was where my rep colleagues were in the senate and in the house. >> jared holden of maine just spoke. i want to play a key moment from his remarks. listen to this, senator. there have been deadly weapons of war to carry out this crime. the time has come for me to take responsibility for this failure, which is why i now call on the u.s. congress to ban assault rifles, like the one used by the sick perpetrator of these killings in my hometown of lewiston. i will work with any colleague to get this done in the time i have left in congress. >> senator, what do you make of that? >> i don't know the representative personally. i know he's a pretty conservative member of the house of representatives. he's coming to the same reality that many o

nor, it seems could the men of the 14th connecticut will away scenes. the regiment conducted religious services on the sunday after battle. every one wore a more sober face than i had ever before. observed sergeant benjamin hurst, rockville recalled a massachusetts born officer who fed his 12th corps brigade into the cornfield fight insisted that neither time nor change could dim the remembrance of carnage to horrible to be real, and yet to real to forget. a doleful drip of reports from the hemo hospitals and home towns where men from their injuries continue to find haunt and stalk the men of the army. throughout that fall, issuing a keen reminder that grief and trauma were anything but linear. still confronting the war's realities. this visceral way. i think it's important to say set no great wave of disillusionment crashing through the ranks of the army of the potomac. in fact, to the contrary, it seemed only to harden or renew that army's resolve. we see many sorrowful sights joseph collingwood. but the battle must be fought and victory must ours. re

connecticut tomorrow morning could see some snowflakes, and then, sub-freezing.hiladelphia, thursday morning. david? >> david: ginger zee, wish your two little guys a happy halloween for me. thanks. we'll be watching in the morning. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news this tuesday night, and our team with new reporting here on the missed warning signs before the horrific mass shooting in lewiston, maine. a abc news obtaining court documents showing what the gunman's own family warned authorities months before the attack. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, more glaring signals suspected mass shooter robert card's mental health was in steep decline well before the attack. documents obtained by abc news show in january his family reported concerns to authorities about his mental health and his access to firearms. his son saying his father thought people were saying negative things about him such as "calling him a pedophile." the revelations come as the army reveals new information about their interactions with card, including transporting him to a

host: mary lou langley connecticut -- mary lou in connecticut. independent. mary lou, are you with this? independent. one last call for nearly. mary lou. karen. republican. caller: what maga is trying to exchange the way that washington d.c. votes right now. fundraising, the fact that they wanted mccarthy because he is a great fundraiser is completely wrong. these donators that they are voting to -- they are big corporations. that says something in return. if you want to get reelected, go knock at the doors in your area and tell them why you need to be reelected. they need to pass term limits right away. that was on a lot of people's problems. the fact that people keep calling it. the republicans are not going to take away social security. i heard one lady call that they are going to take away social security. they are not going to do that. host: we will leave it there. we did have a caller talk about that. first caller out of the gate mentioning the republican budget. she pointed to, which of the papers did as well today, with the republican committee has do

nor, it seems, could men of the 14th connecticut will away those scenes. the regiment conducted religious services on the sunday after the battle. everyone wore a more sober face than i have ever before observed, sergeant benjamin hurst of rockville recalled. eight massachusetts-born officer who fed his 12th corporate grade in the cornfield site, insisted that neither time nor change. dan the remembrance of carnage too horrible to be real, yet too real to forget. a doleful trip of reports from the hospitals and hometowns where men recovered from their injuries continued to find, haunt, and stock men of the army throughout that fall, issuing a keen reminder that grief and trauma were anything but linear. still, confronting the water main realities in this visceral way, i think it's important to say, sent no great wave of disillusionment crashing through the ranks of the army of the potomac. in fact, much to the contrary, it seemed only to harden or renew that army's resolve. we see many historical sites, joseph collingwood remarked, but the battle must be f

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. >>> well, tough new gun laws went into effect in connecticut, and a girl vanished in a state park. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." cbs new york reports on the search for a missing 9-year-old girl last seen camping with her family in northern new york. charlotte sena was riding her bike around a loop in a state park saturday with other kids when she decided to ride one more loop by herself. authorities say her parents began looking for their daughter and called 911 when she did not return. police say it's possible she was abducted and issued an amber alert. her bike was found on the path where she was riding. >>> the "associated press" says connecticut enacted its most sweeping gun-control law since the sandy hook elementary school shooting. the legislation signed earlier this year by democratic governor ned lamont took effect yesterday. it bans the open carrying of firearms and prohibits the sale of more than three handguns within 30 days to any person with some exceptions. the new law and one passed after the 2012 school massacre are being challenged by

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salvador, bristol, connecticut, democrat, what do you think about the speaker election? caller: i think it stinks. i really do. i'm disappointed. and i do not want this temporary speaker to get more power and being in line with the democrats. we've got these 20 republican, probably more than 20, that only care about enriching themselves and they done give a damn about the public. they don't listen to their citizens. we are in a tremendous amount of debt. they're spending money like it's, you know, we're talking trillions now, not billion, but trillions. host: do you think these 20, 22 republicans should vote for jim jordan? caller: i think they should. i think they should unite. just like the democrats unite all the time. you know, you see the democrat they never break they always unite. host: thank you, sir if calling in. deerfield beach, florida, on the republican line. caller: in the spirit of partisanship, i think it would be wonderful if a number of republicans, i think we're talking seven or eight, could vote for jeffries. and then you'd have a real bipartisan hous

nothing about david mccormack is, he lives in connecticut. [laughter] this is so perfect.dingto reporting, it sure looksli mccormick announces campaign in pennsylvania last month and employees back to connecticut on a private jet the next day. now, mccormick tried to justify his connecticut residents by complain but explained he was just a good family man, his daughter was, they're good for him. but i'm not sure pennsylvanians are buying. it is not the pennsylvanians, get one of them. senator fetterman got back in on the option with his mean today marking the second straight republican senate candidate who does not live in pennsylvania. it is genuinely downright bizarre. and in a state with millions of people and lots of republicans, they really cannot find a single republican who actually lives in pennsylvania to run for senate? it went disastrously last time they did this. i guess we'll see how it goes this time. time. hi. my name is kim and i am 41 years old. i've been given the opportunity to work from home, so that means lots of video calls. i see myself more and i de

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that me a great move in the right direction host: that's allen in connecticut. airie, north carolina. mount what's your reaction to speaker mike johnson? caller: first i'm very proud of my former congressman, patrick mchenry, for keeping things together the last three weeks. he was my congressman until he was redistricted to another area. i think what mike said in his speech outside about trust and teamwork, that has to be top of mind. we have to trust everyone. and the democrats have to work with the other side of the house. you know, i don't like this gridlock and this whole thing with hakeem jeffries. you know, elections have consequences. and the house should unite. the democrats knew a republican was going to be speaker of the house and it was going to be somebody a little for a right than the middle and i think that hakeem has to get his house in order. to bring everyone together. and again, we'll see how mike johnson works out. you know. he could be tossed in three months too. i'm -- again, i'm proud of patrick mchenry. the guy is fantastic. i wish he sti

. >> reporter: connecticut democrat chris murphy said israel and ukraine need the money now. >> we know there's a huge bipartisan majority for israel aid and for ukraine aid in both the house and the senate. so why not just do it all at one time? >> reporter: the white house plans to formally unveil that funding request tomorrow. it's worth noting that approving it requires a fully functioning congress, which does not exist right now as there is no speaker of the house. norah. >> weijia jiang, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be ri this is a hot flash. this is a hot flash. but this is a not flash. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ there's big news for women going through menopause. veozah - a prescription treatment for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms - the medical name for hot flashes and night sweats. with hormone-free veozah, you can have fewer hot flashes, and more not flashes. veozah is proven to reduce the number and severity of hot flashes, day and night. for some women, it can start working in as early as one week. don't use veozah if you hav

. >> leslie, new haven, connecticut, good morning.>> good morning, this is the president of federation of teachers in connecticut and i just want to say we are really excited about the real solutions , the campaign in new haven, we are committed to creating joyful and competent readers and bringing hands-on learning experiences for our students, doing the community connections and of course we know that is good for our students. can you say more about why these real solutions are also going to help with the teacher shortage and how it impacts our working conditions when we commit to these improvements? >> well, and i'm going to be in new haven in a couple of weeks to see, because they have done a really good job wrapping services around schools because we have to integrate social, emotional and academic work. that is how kids come to us in the world and we have to integrate them and that means we have to have an infrastructure of those services. but, what this does and new haven has done this and you have done this over the course of the last few years. there is a wellness project that

. >> let us take a couple of calls, let us start with a in new haven, connecticut. you are on book tv with david rubenstein. caller: good afternoon and thank you so much for this. thank you for rk russell, what a great forum! we have several upcoming writers on amazon, will you have a festival for these authors who are coming over their ideas and instructional booklets, would you do the same type of form for up-and-coming writers? >> i will answer it and have a follow-up. your concept, it is fantastic, and unwieldy. it does not mean we cannot do something, i agree with you, i want to take a step further, the way that we publish books, the way that we educate today is in transition, is traditional college, digital publishing, can we do things in different ways. roswell: the publishing world has changed. -- david: the publishing world has changed, there are still viable, one of the largest publishers which is sold for 1.6 billion dollars. more and more people are self-publishing or publishing without the use of a major publisher. there is room for both, the most impor

robert is an independent and connecticut. good morning. caller: why is the speaker being delayed? why is that vote being delayed? host: it doesn't look like they got enough votes to push scilly's through. it is the washington post house are without speaker, the chamber will convene on thursday though no votes are scheduled. i also want to show you punch bowl news. effort --epic struggles to become speaker. welcome to kevin mccarthy part two, but worse, may be way worse. the request for leadership seemingly impossible. only the stakes this time are higher. the time frames are shorter, the oppositions are larger and the house republican conference is angrier. you have something else to say, roberts? caller: i do not want to get something -- i do not want to say something to negative. can't they bring in the u.n.? that would be my next comment. host: align where? caller: why can't they just go in there? i would suggest that they would probably have to go through the human counsel -- un counsel. i would think that would hold and fully stop the fighting on both sides were civilians are

connecticut ratified in january 1788. and although pennsylvania had ratified in december 1787, opposed to the constitution did not subside, but rather led to riots in at which men had supported ratification, were burned in effigy. only after john hancock and sam adams had been won over to the cause did massachusetts narrowly ratify by a vote of 187 to 168. maryland ratified in april 1788. south carolina the following month on june 21st, 1788. new hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the constitution, thus triggering the formation of the union. shortly thereafter, virginia ratified by a vote of 89 to 79. in july, by a narrow margin of only 30 to 27, new york ratified both north carolina and rhode island ratified the constitution. only after the new government had been set up. north carolina. in november 1789, rhode island. after rejecting ratification 13 times. finally approved by a vote of 34 to 32 in may 1790. altogether, as many as 145 amendments were proposed by the states. congress approved 12 and recommended th

connecticut ratified in january 1788. and although pennsylvania had ratified in december 1787, opposed to the constitution did not subside, but rather led to riots in at which men had supported ratification, were burned in effigy. only after john hancock and sam adams had been won over to the cause did massachusetts narrowly ratify by a vote of 187 to 168. maryland ratified in april 1788. south carolina the following month on june 21st, 1788. new hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the constitution, thus triggering the formation of the union. shortly thereafter, virginia ratified by a vote of 89 to 79. in july, by a narrow margin of only 30 to 27, new york ratified both north carolina and rhode island ratified the constitution. only after the new government had been set up. north carolina. in november 1789, rhode island. after rejecting ratification 13 times. finally approved by a vote of 34 to 32 in may 1790. altogether, as many as 145 amendments were proposed by the states. congress approved 12 and recommended th

someone called from connecticut and called people like me election deniers. he's an election fraud denier because if you saw what happened that night in 2020, you know what happened. and the democrats would not be sending lawyers everywhere to stop the audit. you would say look at these ballots. he's a legit president. they hide everything from us. and that's your answer as to what happened that night in 2020. biden did not get 81 million votes. host: "the washington post" poll reporting when it comes to the vote you just saw play out on capitol hill mr. jordan set a modern record. the lowest vote tally, majority nominee, to be speaker, 199 republicans voted for him on the second ballot. no majority nominee has received less than 200 votes in a long time. adding mccarthy vote's tally was 200 a couple times back in january. tampa, florida, democrats line. angela, hello. caller: thanks for taking my call. first thing is i'm very glad to see jim jordan fail. the mashould not be speaker of the house. the man has no couth. l he has is try to bully people. to all y