. >>> tonight, virginia congresswoman barbara comstock is demanding answers from dulles for nursing roomsfor moms. she was told to pump breast milk in a pet relief area on monday. dulles is working on creating lactation rooms. comstock wrote a letter asking for an update. other airports are already providing nursing rooms and pods by working with the makers of baby products. she said it's not only the right thing to do but could add revenue string for dulles. >>> the smithsonian promises to add nursing areas after employees complaining. and tonight a smithsonian spokeswoman says the agency p n plans to make appropriate spaces available in every building and they will also follow up with staff so every one is aware. >> it hasn't rained for days but the flooding on the south carolina coast may be getting worse. all that water dumped on the state is spreading running to the coast which already saw destructive erosion. this lets you know how much more work is to be done. an international chopper putting in hundreds of sandbag s into te breached canal to slow it down. and two railroad contract

. >>> virginia congresswoman barbara comstock wants answers about a nursing station. a worker told a mother to pump breast milk in a pet relief area. they're working on lactation rooms now. she said other airports are providing nursing rooms and pods by working with the makers of baby products. >>> the smithsonian is also working to make changes after a lack of private nursing areas. the american civil liberties union sent a letter to david scoreton. they plan to make appropriate spaces available in every building. >>> it's 4:51. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. this is my kind of fall weather, right? not too warm, not too humid, too nice. >> it's also great weather to get the vibrant colors to come out on the leaves. we've had a string of weather like that. so hopefully we'll have a fantastic autumn. lots of sunshine again. partly to mostly sunny skies. mild as well. relatively speak, highs in the low to mid-70s. temperatures where they typically would be for this time of year. currently we're in the 50s, from 59 in washington to 58 in reston. belfour, 52 degr

joining me now congresswoman was--barbara comstock the houses broken do you agree with that? >> we know we have issues. we need to stop fighting each other, and fight for the people, that is what we need to do, paul is a uniting force, he asked us to pray for each other, the point was there a -- hope was therpope wasthere and he said le dialogue about issues, because paul is a good policy person, and has confidence in his good policy ideas, he not afraid to debate, and discuss, but to do it civilly by uniting people, he did it in the trade bill, i think you will see it going forward, either tax reform or providing opportunities for us. he -- that is a record he has had going to when he was working on someone who was beloved to me that jack kemp, that is a tradition he comes from, i think that is going to be a great healing spirit. in the house. charles: everyone has great thins to say about jack kemp i agree. i think he was the -- if the term compassion conservative, but team say hold jack kemp up on a pe a -- you mentioned stab, there is still skepticism, 9 republicans who d

barbara comstock, once a staffer in congress just like speaker ryan and while congresswoman you've onlyour capacity for less than a term, you're pretty familiar how the place is run having worked for frank wolf over a decade. >> yes. >> what changes would you like to see speaker ryan bring that speaker boehner wasn't doing? >> well i think we're going to have that discussion as a conference and that's what paul has said. paul is a very collaborative leader who does want to turn the page here and start, you know, as you've heard from your previous guest, paul has worked with everybody on some issue. this we're year we had the trade bill. paul sat down with every group across the entire congress to see, you know, what their concerns were about the trade bill and then when we had a consensus bill, we moved forward on it. and that's how he works. that's kind of the regular order of the process that he talked about today in the ways and means committee that he chaired that trade bill came out unanimously. that's a good model how we're going go ing to going forward. the process changes, those

barbara comstock from virginia, excuse me.orth to alina, you are on the year, what is your reaction to the news that paul ryan will seek the speakership? caller: republicans are garbage. let me tell you why they are garbage. bush had a 10 year tax cut. he took and went and spent all the money on war. around -- this person talking about debt, most of the debt came from the republicans. host: tie that to the news that paul ryan says he will lead if they unite. caller: i am getting to that. elected,a got democrats had control of the house of representatives and the senate. they have struggled the whole time. then they get in the office, they come about talking about we are going to cut austerity. we are going to cut education. we are going to cut planned parenthood. we're going to cut medicaid. all of these different entitlements. one of them is affecting women. women -- you got to get them out of there. they got to go. host: we will move on to lucas bill, ohio, -- ohio, a conservative republican. caller: how are you? host: good

honorable macthornberry, the honorable fred upton, the honorable andy harris, the honorable barbara comstock and the honorable luke messer to act as speaker pro tempore to sign enrolled bills and joint resolutions through the remainder of the 114th congress. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the appointments are accepted. for what purpose does the majority leader rise? mr. mccarthy: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house add jurns today it adjourn to meet on monday, november 2, 2015, which it shall convene at noon for morning hour debate, 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday next for morning hour debate. clerk of the house: let's start with a couple of tweets. reaction on twitter. this is rob who s