ashford, what more have you learn about this investigation?e this is unfolding as we speak. >> reporter: it is unfoaling as we speak. the latest news from the police is that it is not safe to be out in the center of copenhagen so they ask people to stay indoors. we know just before the second shoot ing shooting which happened not even ten hours after the first shooting, a lot of police were going to a part of copenhagen the northern part of copenhagen and we supposed it was because they had some information about the man who could be behind the fist shooting. we still do not know if the second shooting is connected to the first, but we do know that the center of copenhagen is right now shut down. >> obviously we're hearing reports of potential people being injured in the second shooting. do we know anything about the identities of those people, how many have been shot any details you can offer there? >> reporter: we don't know if there are fatal injury bus one person has been shot in the head and we do know that apart from him or her, two poli

this is all very unusual happening in copenhagen, isn't that right, ashford? >> reporter: it is. we have known for several years that we might have some kind of terrorist attack in copenhagen or in denmark, but it hasn't actually happened before now. there has been situations before where people was planning to do some kind of attack, but the police have been studying them every time. this is the first time that the prime minister and the head of police actually tells us that we consider this to be a terrorist attack that has been happening. >> what has the prime minister said today, authorities said today to try and keep people calm and safe? it is obviously a dangerous situation. >> reporter: it is a dangerous situation according to police and to the prime minister. she tells us she met with the press just on the scene of the first shooting, and she was very serious, she said, but the next couple of dais will be difficult in denmark. and we should stick together. we would not tolerate an attack in denmark. he also asked everybody to keep an eye out, to be watchful, and if anybo

. >> right, and let me egoback to ashford, what more do you know about this second shooting. we're watching, i don't know if you can see this if you can tune into cnn in copenhagen. we're airing a video from our affiliate at tv 2, where you work as i understand it, and it shows the second shooting scene, this is the second shooting scene near the synagogue. what more can you tell us about that? >> we know that a few minutes before the shooting, parts of copenhagen near the scene of the shooting were being shut down by the police. and they were stopping all traffic and they were looking for somebody. we do not know what happened, but we do know that maybe what they were doing is connected to this shooting in the center of copenhagen. at this moment we get a lot of information. right now i was just told that the taxis in copenhagen are being stopped. maybe they're looking for someone that has information that we have not heard about yet. >> so tackies taxis are being because they want to see if the gunman is in one of the taxis. if he is in a taxi, that changes the equation. le

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singer sharisse "she-salt" ashford shared this spoken word piece at 3:10 p.m., the exact time malcolms shot. please give a warm welcome to she-salt. >> here in this place, and this blank space or your life was taken and hate, was taken with hate. you can't kill what god has purposed. 3:10, was your final hour, but your life is still speaking. though black people still are pleading, their little signs of freedom. determination is the reason we can keep on. there's a worldwide revolution going on. before we -- who taught us to love ourselves? you. please believe, brother malcolm this is not just american problem. it is up to all africans to band together to solve them. brother malcolm, we thank you for your sacrifice posto. ain't too many who would give their lives. committed action, full of compassion. loving people. working over time that we might see our condition. remission. there was no hate in your blood. racism, oppression sexism, all the violence against women. brother malcolm, you have something to say. speaking of women at this time, i would like to pay homage to dr. betty who

i don't know if that does ashford cost behind sure that it does something for good care.nce you get past that you have a long way to go into there in there is nothing that controls the price of the drugs. >> we've already been through this. >> do you want to do that again? connected there is nothing in there that does anything to control the price of drugs. the so-called comparative effectiveness panel that was put in place so that at least there could be a public airing of the drugs and treatments and devices that would compare their effectiveness to the cost is so lacking that peter or zagat is wrote i missed the boat on cost control wrote a very vicious editorial in bloomberg about a year ago saying exactly what i just said with the comparative effectiveness. and you agreed and they may have even co-authored as far as i know. i got a really good education reading your e-mails and your colleagues e-mails on the economics and management side of the house saying all this and predicting so there may be some very best out there but there isn't even any data that says that i

stefanik of new york, and brad ashford of nebraska. it is more clear than ever that isil is a growing threat to the american people and we must force fully defeat the barbarian murderists with our courageous allies abroad. radical islam has declared war on americans and targets fellow muslims as evidence during our visit. we have seen in the last 10 days the slaughter of 40 worshipers at a mosque in pakistan, the burning of over 30 innocent civilians in iraq, the beheadings of 21 egyptian coptic christians in libya and jews murdered in copenhagen. in conclusion, god bless our troops and may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker over the weekend minnesota's mall of america was the subject of threats fro

ashford: i rides to honor those in my district in nebraska who serve their country. it takes them away from home for long periods of time and leafs them with obstacles to overcome when they return home. over the next six weeks my team and i will be meeting with folks in the military community on ways to -- that we can help men and women who serve. our goal is to build a network of support throughout the second congressional district. nebraska is home to -- our entire congressional delegation is committed to giving them the benefits and opportunities they have earned. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> i seek, unanimous consent, mr. speaker, to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. emmer: thank you mr. speaker. i rise today to applaud the house for passing america's small business tax relief act of 2015. i want to thank congressman tiberi, chairman ryan and leadership for their work to pass this