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rationale for selecting the 189 research and development projects that it funds and how these projects aline with the research challenges and identified gaps especially gaps or vulnerabilities identified in the gnda. subsequently, i introduced gains in global nuclear detection architecture act to, among other things, help certify that the planning, selection, and future funding of nuclear detection research and development projects are targeted toward identified gaps in the gnda. such documentation is esen torble confirm that dmdo is making the right research investments to keep the nation secure. with that, i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. ratcliffe: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. richmond: i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from texas -- how much time do i have remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 17 1/2 minutes. mr. richmond: i yield three minutes to the gentlelady from texas, ms. sheila jackson l

. >> this story about alin alina machado, i have not heard it before. that was the plan to introduce something new. they gone in the debate with the scene about donald trump and his words and using his words against him and you have harry reid calling him out a flat out racist. he was taking the debate. that was such a terrible moment for him in the debate because he did not have a real answer for it and to continue for it. they knew this is going to happen. >> no matter who you support, it was crystal clear. she i am in with a clear strategy. she had a clear strategy. she studied the video tape and knew what worked for the primary to get under his skin. she targeted every one of her answers and she knows she v struggles with african-americans and young voters. this morning, she responded, this one, miss piggy, she gained a massive amount of weight, that's a problem. the clinton campaign is watching, matt, keep your phone on the pedal >> they're going to keep going with this. history with the first female a candidate on the stage. they're going to push

we're working with nato, the longest military alines in the history of the world, to really turn our attention to terrorism. we're working with our friends in the middle east. many of which, as you know, are muslim majority nations. donald has consistently insulted muslims abroad, muslims at home, when we need to be cooperating with muslim nations and wit american muslim community. they can provide information for us we might not get anywhere else. they need to have close working cooperation with law enforcement in these communities, not be alienated and pushed away as some of donald's rhetoric unfortunately has led to. >> mr. trump -- >> i have to respond. >> please, respond. >> the secretary said very strongly about working with. we've been working with them for many years, and we have the greatest mess anyone's ever seen. look at the middle east. it's a total under your direction to a large extent. but you look at the middle east. you started the iran deal. that's another beauty where you have a country that was ready to fall. i mean, doing so badly. they were choking on the sanct

you know, nato as a military alines has something called an attack on all. do you know the only time it's ever been invoked after 9/11, when the 28 nations of nato said that they would go to afghanistan with us to fight terrorism. something that they still are doing by our side. with respect to iran, when i became secretary of state, iran was weeks away from having a bomb. they had mastered the nuclear fuel cycle under the bush administration, had built coh. represent t and i voted against every sanction but it wasn't enough. so i spent a year and a half putting together a coalition that included russia and china negotiating table, and my successor, john kerry and president obama, got a deal that put a lid on iran's nuclear program. without firing a single shot. that's diplomacy. that's coalition building. that's working with other nations. the other day i saw donald saying that there were some iranian sailors on a ship in the waters off the iran, and they were taunting american he said, you know, if they taunted our sailors, i'd blow them out of the water,

the cold front is knocking on the door it will sweep through in the next couple of hours. 78 in alin' -- allentown, trenton, 77. millville, 76. reading, 78. the front crossed harrowing burst and williamsport. it's two hours away. pittsburgh, 59 degrees, buffalo, 61. binghamton, 58. more importantly, the dewpoints have dropped into the 50s behind this front. once this things crosses you'll feel immediate relief. you will feel a whole lot better out here today. it's a football sunday eagles taking on the cleveland browns, the season opener, you couldn't ask for anything better. it will be warm temperatures in the mid 80s, compared to yesterday, it should feel a million times better, sunny warm and comfortable. when i come back in just a few minutes you'll talk about overnight lows tonight and tomorrow night getting down into the 40s. that's coming up guys. >> folks, if you're just weaking up with us, solemn remembrances happen across the nation marking the 15th anniversary of the september 11 terror attacks. >> reporter: there will be moments of silence at the world trade center the pen

fans arehoping that the stars aline and thing that the stars align and we will see a win today. good morning, alyssa raymond. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. the wind has died down. you can see i have my sunglasses on because we have a gorgeous day ahead of us for baseball. celebrations can begin as early as this afternoon. remember, the last home game of the regular season is at 1:10. loses, the tribe clinches. and then it's on to detroit and kansas city. last night, more than 32,000 people attended the game. and the indians, how about this fact, 23-10 in front of crowds more than 20,000. so they obviously want you to show up, be loud and stay positive like -- be loud and stay positive like these fans. >> it hurt. but the hope is still alive. cleveland can still do it. we're right there. we're right there. one set back doesn't mean anything for us. we're from cleveland, all we have is hope. >> we'll be fine. we will make it to the play- offs. if we don't choke, we will be good. after the play-offs, that's the main thing. >> reporter: and tickets are still the available. we

i believe that we have many important allies around the world with whom our interests are alined, but when our interests diverge and it's a question of protecting american rights and american values, i think we should always do that rather than somehow subjugate those rights and values to the interests of some foreign government. so this is not about -- this is not about severing our relationship with any ally. this is simply a matter of justice. this is about respecting the voices and the rights of the american victims. at about noon today, this chamber should vote overwhelmingly to override president obama's veto of the justice against sponsors of terrorism act because the families have already suffered too much. they've already suffered untold tragedy, of course, and they deserve to find a path to closure that only justice can provide. i, like many of my colleagues, have had a chance to meet with a number of families, the victims of 9/11. their stories, of course, are heart breaking, and i know none of us will forget where we were on that fateful day. our country has changed undeni

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twitter will develop, continue to develop on its own or do you think it would be better served by being alined of another organization? >> we have great relationships with all the companies you mentioned. there's always been a lot of interest and passion around what we do for the past ten years. and we've always had a lot of speculation around what twitter could become and where twitter could go. but we have a really strong plan ahead of us. >> as for google and twitter at this point, while we have reached out for comment from them, they have yet to provide any. we have not been able to get to them. let's leave it at that at this point, guys. >> so you're reporting the sorrell bites, jack's schedule, you put it all together. does it seem convincing to you? >> listen, i certainly as you know we've worked together far long time. we're not going to report something unless i know it to be true. certainly what i've reported i've believed to be true, but as far how far along things are, that's always more difficult to get a sense of whether why mr. dorsey is not showing up in a couple places he was

and if he had co-conspirators, what were their alines?ure that's where the investigation will go, but, again, that he is in custody, he is in custody this quickly, was a tremendous feat of police activity, and the -- the fbi and the nypd and the new york state police and the linden police, i mean, they really deserve kudos, because they did a great, great job here. >> so i don't know if he knows he has the right to remain silent, but if he's the focus of the investigation and chooses to do so as an american citizen, as someone on u.s. soil, he can clam right up and go to trial, if he wants. those around him, however, family, friends, community. what is the responsibility of the surrounding members of his community, and what is the responsibility of first responders and those in the investigative teams who will be now fanning out to find out as much information as they can? where do you see that dynamic going? >> oh. well, i think one of the offshoots of the fact that he was apprehended so quickly obviously there were people who were coope

i believe that we have many important allies around the world with whom our interests are alined, but when our interests diverge and it's a question of protecting american rights and american values, i think we should always do that rather than somehow subjugate those rights and values to the interests of some foreign government. so this is not about -- this is not about severing our relationship with any ally. this is simply a matter of justice. this is about respecting the voices and the rights of the american victims. at about noon today, this chamber should vote overwhelmingly to override president obama's veto of the justice against sponsors of terrorism act because the families have already suffered too much. they've already suffered untold tragedy, of course, and they deserve to find a path to closure that only justice can provide. i, like many of my colleagues, have had a chance to meet with a number of families, the victims of 9/11. their stories, of course, are heart breaking, and i know none of us will forget where we were on that fateful day. our country has changed undeni

it's very easy to aline all of the stories into big gain things about u.s.ussia or al-qaeda, but if those stories aren't told f the stories of individual people aren't told, then all sorts of abuses and terrible things are permitted. >> i want to make sure we have questions. questions? come on, t a rare opportunity to talk to these -- yeah. [inaudible] >> microphone. >> yeah, sorry, there's mics in the worry. >> a couple of points. first, did you ever read robert's book on censorship, prerevolutionary, they became literary critics, i don't know how weirded out, but kind of curious about that. >> one quick comment about that, my understanding and i'm not allow today know any of the things for certain, my understanding is that he has written fiction in prison and there is a process by which his attorneys can try to get things cleared into a form that they could be released and aparticipantly the guantanamo censors don't even know how to approach it. [laughter] >> also one more question there seems to be -- i don't know want to call blackout, gray-out about yem

those efforts is that we went in and sided with the rebels and armed them and they lost and they were alined with isis because the isis people were antiregime and the weapons wound up in the hands of isis so those were successes. and i think it's our position not mr. trump's position. >> another big issue is immigration. and we don't have the time to delve into all of it but what do you think is the key distinction between the libertarian position and the two major parties. >> we think we should embrace immigration which is great for the economy of the united states. we have to make it easier not harder for people to come into the country and get a work visa. have a back ground check get a social security card and pay canadian guest worker program which is very successful but no one worries about them becoming citizens and the idea that the 11 million people without papers in the united states are going to jump the line and become citizens that's something mr. trump made up to scare people. >> one more quick one we are almost out of time. what do you make of the black lives matter movement?

whoever is the next president of the united states picks somebody to go on the supreme court that alines with your religious views. >> well, i think whether it is my views or not, the fact is we need justices who will interpret the law using the constitution and not political correctness as the standard. trump that is -- the supreme court alone, steve, is reason for conservatives to turn out and vote in this election. >> for folks who would like your pam the pamphlet of how kris chchristia should vote -- >> you can get it for free at my website. >> thank you. >>> coming up, many say hillary clinton won the first debate. but what do the undecides think? >>> and how did tim tebow do in his baseball debut? we'll tell you in a second. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? (crunch) what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease, pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illn

aline of scrimmagea cummings talks about this -- elijah cummings talks about this a lot in our committees billions of dollars and everyone comes here and testifies and says, it's good, we're ready, and then when it really rains, my state, we get 16 inches of rain, maybe in an entire year. y'all got 30-plus inches in 36 hours, i'm told. you got tens of thousands of people whose every bit of what they have in their homes is sitting out in their front yard, they can't even touch the toys that they have. and you've got a dozens of this and a dozens of that. it doesn't cut it. i hope we're having a candid discussion as possible, but the response we've seen thus far is not acceptable. and we will keep dragging you up here in front of this committee, because we hear it's all good. then when it happens, it ain't so good. these are real people's lives. this is -- this should not be a partisan issue. it's not a partan issue. but when you have -- partisan issue. but when you have such catastrophic failure in trying to protect the people who need the help the most and we're closing in on a month late