baum, ray baum from oregon. and with that, i would encourage my colleagues to support this legislation. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4986 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended. the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, the title is amended. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1132, with an amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1132 a bill to amend title 5 united states code to provide for a two year prohibition on employment in a career civil service position for any former political appointee and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from iowa,

the lucky alley is about a block away from baume alley, which gets a lot of tourist traffic. it has a lot of beautiful murals, and lucky has a couple of beautiful murals, as well. i'll do a couple photos. so that's one view of it. that's right across the street from where the building would be. you know, some of the buildings are better preserved than others, but this is an example of some of the beautiful historic buildings that are on that street. what -- what our -- what the developer who like to build will be a much more modern looking home, and a home that he plans to build and then sell, so the reason we want our voices to be heard today is we know he doesn't actually have the plans to live there, and because we're going to be there, living near that building, we want to make sure that we have input into it. so i'll go over some of our specific concerns, but i would also like to acknowledge that so far, for instance, a plan that he's submitted in 2013, he has made some alterations. he's modified the roof line and some other things. the brief that we submitted on februar

the lucky alley is about a block away from baume alley, which gets a lot of tourist traffic. it has a lot of beautiful murals, and lucky has a couple of beautiful murals, as well. i'll do a couple photos. so that's one view of it. that's right across the street from where the building would be. you know, some of the buildings are better preserved than others, but this is an example of some of the beautiful historic buildings that are on that street. what -- what our -- what the developer who like to build will be a much more modern looking home, and a home that he plans to build and then se

obviously, buster and baum and craw and panik and those guys are the leaders and they are the guy thatd i will too in terms of learning the league and, you know, just how to go about your business being a giant. >> and learning to play like a giant needs to start including a few victories along the way. even if it is spring training. from scottsdale stadium, i'm mark ibanez for ktvu fox 2 news. >> mark mentioned bumgarner as one of the highlights. the other highlight steven dugger the prospect goes deep for the second time this spring but the giants lost the game 3-2. but steven dugger making his presence felt this early spring. >>> all right. the nfl is doing its best to make itself relevant year round. today at the nfl combine, a live coin flip to determine the 49ers and raiders draft order. >> the fact that we are, sir, doing this live. >> let's get on with this, man. just flip the coin. let's roll. >> so no one is going to mess up. >> nfl network trying their best to hype it. rod woodson flipping. you don't see the coin but the 49ers won the flip. so after all that the niners will

obviously buster and baum and craw and panik, those are the leaders who everybody looks to and i will too in terms of learning the league and just how to go about your business being a giant. and so it's been great. >> on paper it's good. we still have to put in the work and play the game but yeah, having him, you know, anchoring our third base is, you know, going to be great. it's, you know, a true professional offensively, defensively, he will help us out big time so having him is going to be fun playing with him. >> i think there's going to be things i have to learn and some of that stuff is already happening in spring training with, you know, the different plays that the national league and the line-ups present. but ultimately i keep saying it's still baseball and it's the same game that i have been playing for the last 10 years. so i'm pretty sure i'll be able to handle it. >> i'm sure he can handle it. more cactus for you. >> you did what you were assigned to do find cactus. >> you and julie can fight over this when i bring it back. all right? i have a nice little cardboard box.

and we didn't get a chance to talk about this because of a lot of other things going on, the owe baumave signed a -- obamas signed a deal with netflix. julia: very interesting. gives them an interesting platform but not for political reasons and not a bad thing. >> not a bad thing for netflix. and goldman sachs, that report in the "wall street journal" that the c.e.o. could be stepping down at the end of the year. and actually finishing near the highs of the session there. and i wanted to point out the fallout we are seeing that toys 'r us are going to be liquidating. and wal-mart and target being the two largest and trading well on the day. and one brand you don't think in the toy industry but makes things like car seats and strollers and relies on toys 'r us for one of its selling channels and those shares are trading lower. let's look at the bond market. we saw some selling there that pushed up yields up, four basis points, 2.89% in the 30-year yield rising the same amount. look at the bloomberg quickly as the yields curve. and but when you look at it on a longer basis, it doesn't

and let's bring in journalist dave baum he's been following the situation for us in me in mar dave tell us more about these latest claims from the u.n. can you confirm that the violence against the range of what the u.n. is calling asking a cleansing is still going on. yes it's very difficult to confirm this because journalism paid for the out nor confiscated on the month and since before the attack i saw that those were attacked iran developed in august and then landis counter the campaign and the accusations about the cleansing for the lock of hair for those of late august and the only time i have been often is on government to provide tricksy only gets to where they like to be more or less what they let me see so it's really just to confirm if the evacuations are certainly true or not so in a number of people before they would make those claims though and they've had their been any official reaction from me in march yet this is they're not going to campaign about this and they not only not our but from the very beginning they said there is no campaign to drive them out the government

all of us are pleased that the bill had ray baum's name attached to it. ... bringing that measure forward and develop it, so he of course deserves a lot of credit for that. david has agreed to take a few questions, so the way we're going to do this is that if you have a question i want you to identify yourself, please, and try and ask a question, if possible. i'll help you do that, if you have trouble with it. rather than a long statement. we've got a mic and want you to wait until you are recognized me, and then we will have a few questions here so if you -- rick, were you raising your hand? >> lynn stanton. do you have any thoughts yet on where you're going to look for the data that are funded through the bill last week? my team is in a process of digging through it and figure out what we can do to best and most efficiently use the 7.5 million, as you have probably seen in the press widely reported the budget has general as for $50 million to achieve the goals here congress provided 7.5 so we're now going to and figure out how we can use that $7.5 million i