the amendments we believe address all of the concerns that have been raised by judge beyer. even though we believe that judge beyer simply got it wrong, and we respectfully note that, we still want to address the concerns that he raised by doing the following: the first thing the amendments do is that it caps relocation assistance payments to $50,000. the second thing that it does, it requires that the tenant use the relocation assistance payment on replacement housing and things like moving costs or any other costs incured to mitigate the negative impact of that eviction. and then the third thing that it does is the amendments specifies the method that must be followed by the controller to estimate the market cost of an apartment. colleagues, we passed this law with a super majority of this board, and i respectfully ask for your support in passing the changes that i have outlined. i believe that these changes that we passed in consultation with the various partis that were involved in the original legislation, that these changes strike a balance to address the concerns that

. >> joining me again to discuss jack kingston former georgia congressman, and don beyer. both. congressman beyer, does it matter if we understand what they want isis this terror group, when we are already seeing what they are capable offing to? >> it does matter. we're going to need an "all of the above" type strategy. we're going to need the brigades in mosul, the peshmerga and make sure the kurdish can do what they can. the president talked about economic opportunity, jobs hopelessness but there are 70,000 to 90,000 social media messages a day coming out of isis. we have to be able to counter the propaganda and the messages. we have to do it all together if we hope to succeed. >> congressman kingston we know from from the yagss the report coming out that they are raping children they are selling them into slavery, they are killing, i mean, the brutality of what is taking place in this part of the world is absolutely unbelievable. how is it that you get to people and the propaganda machine and stop what some people believe is an ideology that they're going to get to the

beyer, for five minutes. mr. beyer: i ask unanimous consent to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. beyer: madam speaker, in he three short days absent congressional action, funding for the department of homeland security will lapse. the department will be forced to shut down. should this be allowed, the vast majority of d.h.s. work force will be required to work without pay until funding agreement is reached. the remainder, more than 30,000 dedicated individuals will be furloughed with no guarantee of back pay. congress must act immediately to enact legislation that would fully fund the department and allow these men and women who live and work in every district in every state, to continue to carry out the critical message of keeping our nation healthy safe, and strong. but in the absence of such action with time running dangerously short d.h.s. employees at the very least must be assured that there is an agreement in congress that they will receive their full pay in a fair and timely mapper. that is why i -- manner. that is why i alo

>> i think sometimes that people believe that you are living in a world so mike beyers at your life and values are so different and you can't possibly understand it. over the past five or six years i have been blessed to make a better income than i ever had but telling you something even to this day i am still the person that i was as a kid growing up on second street in hope, arkansas, whose parents between the two of them worked three jobs and barely make the rent on that little house. i'm still a kid that had to make this up because i had to use my imagination. i often had to learn to sit at the head table, but i always had more in common with the people working in the kitchen than those sitting at the head table and i think that people want someone can lead them, understand them understand how hard they work and for sometimes how little they have to show work. people don't want people at the top necessarily be torn down or they just want the people at the top to know how hard the struggle is and to make a halfway so they can get to the next rung on the ladder. so i think it's missin

whether the firm is bullish or bearish they have more buys than sells and often many more beyers than sells with the sole exception of goldman. even goldman has one sell rating on ox depp shall with a whole lot of neutrals. what are they fighting over? in order for oil to find the sustainable bottom we need to see production cuts from opec or production cup cuts from nonopec players like the many u.s. producers where oil depletes quickly over time or we need to see stronger demand. so far we haven't seen any meaningful production cuts from outside of opec and many u.s. producers can turn a profit as long as the price is above $40 a barrel. plus those who can't turn a profit doesn't mean they can stop drilling. that's right. i'm talking about something called held by production contracts. many in the u.s. have lease agreements where they only hold the right to their acreage as long as they keep drilling and producing. so even if they're losing money they may have to drill anyways so they don't lose what could be a valuable lease hold. how about opec cutting production. it's not happeni

first initial firsthand accounts of the incident that day, but others like virginia congressman don beyer told him about how a constituent wrote about how he got himself and his sons out. >> they pulled the doors open. using flashlights from their cell phones they crept through the smoky tunnel to the platform at l'enphant plaza. >> reporter: reportedly there was no help for them once they got there. it's one of the things the ntsb will look at this summer when the agency holds public hearings. no findings of probable cause are expected before then. coming up on news4 at 5:00 lawmakers' frustrations over having been down this road or rail before. derrick ward news4. >>> a man is dead after a shoot-out with d.c. police today. investigators say it may be -- he may be the one who pulled the trigger. police tell us it was just before midnight here when officers began chasing the man who was suspected of back-to-back street robberies. one happened on riggs place, the other on swan street. officials say officers actually witnessed the second robbery and tried to stop it but the man pulled out a

dorothy beyers from ottumwa, iowa.and she's been involved with the girl scouts since she was 13. >> dorothy has just about dedicated her entire life to girl scouts. she was even a troupe leader up to the age of 90. >> dorothy wasn't able to have children of her own but she adopted and was a foster parent mostly for pregnant girls. she calls being able to help out and teach them "the joy of her life." we say bravo to you. and where are our cookies? >> we need more people like dorothy. >> yes. >> what an amazing woman. wow. >> she's absolutely amazing. she started back in 1929 as a girl scout. >> the kids, to bring them in, especially troubled youth. she gave back in so many ways. way beyond the cookies i would have purchased from her. >> can you imagine her knocking on your door next week saying, hey -- >> i would love a visit from dorothy. >> all right. well, coming up, we're taking you on a tour of a swanky celebrity penthouse on the market for $28 million. find out who lived there in "the skinny." >> and later, how a

. >> well, because that leads to arbitrary results as i was explaining with justice beyer. >> it's not arbitrary, the fourth amendment is arbitrary but it's nature. it says, you can't search unless you have probable cause to search. >> well, petitioners rule would say that the hypothetical i propose is impermissible in every circumstance that even a 30 second extension of a short traffic stop is always unreasonable even if that stop falls within the amount of time it usually takes to do routine traffic stops. >> ms. anders? >> you know, i think i read it differently than you. here is what i think they agree with you on and doesn't. they agree that a dog sniff is definitely not part of a traffic stop. they definitely say that even though a dog sniff is not part of the mission of traffic stop, we're going to allow a dog sniff if it doesn't extend the traffic stop. if there are two officers and there's some other reason why you're not being detained a moment longer because of the dog sniff and cabales basically says sure, no harm no, foul on that one, but you're saying cabales gives you t

beyer. mr. beyer: i rise in support of the democratic substitute. it's our responsibility to make sure kid are safe at school. too often techniques are used to seclusion and restraint in the classroom. the democratic substitute would protect our students by developing appropriate national standards on the use of seclusion and restraint. we cannot reduce the federal oversight role for the reason our kids need to be safe and educated. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: madam chair, could you remind us how much time each side has left? the chair: 30 seconds. mr. scott: i give 15 seconds to mr. polis. mr. polis: the democratic substitute does a better job getting it what works in public education and changing what doesn't work in public education. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: is the gentleman prepared