because there were a lot of things in the defense bills that i voted for that i didn't like but i thought the overall bill was a bill that supported our troops and supported our national security. as i think this bill did. so we'll see. i yield to my friend. mr. scalise: as we continue this debate, as the bill moves through the process, and you look at where the senate started with a very large vote, 86-8, republicans an democrats working together and coming together, we can agree on funding levels. but if the underlying policy undermines the actual money that's being spent, undermines the ability for our men and women to train safely and defend our country safely, then the funding levels are not being spent properly. it's about not just the money but how the money is being spent. the policies behind it that allow our men and women to train safely to defend our country safely. that's an issue, we'll continue debating that. i would predict in the end a final product that goes to the president's desk is going to look a lot more like the senate bill than the bill that came out of the house. and hopefully addresses all

bill dodd wrote the bill. a bill that would let college athletes profit from the use of their name, image and likeness cleared out of the hurled in the state legislature passed unanimously by a state assembly committee. the bill ban schools from california from taking scholarship eligibility from athletes who use their fame for money and let agents represent them. >>> 50,000-acre cattle ranch is up for sale. the n 3 cattle company selling its property for the first time in 85 years. the ranch is located south of livermore east of season and spanning five counties. the property has steep canyons, creeks granslands.

"the story" guest hosted by my buddy bill bill hemmer starts t now. >> bill: great show tonight, good evening and thank you. good evening, everybody. i'm bill hammer in tonight for my friend martha maccallum and this is be 28. two and a half hours of sparring on stage in michigan, we did not hear a single specific policy or pitch to target the troubled city or the people living in detroit. democrats lost michigan and president trump 2016, a state that has been solid blue since the late '80s and their pitch to win it back since 2020 relies heavily on this. >> are running for president notches to succeed the most dangerous president in the history, the guy is a racist and a sexist and homophobic. >> they are supporting naked racism in the white house. >> we will call his racism out for what it is. >> environmental racism, economic racism, criminal justice racism, health care racism. >> bill: so racist continues to be a buzzword for 2020 democrats. we will see what happens tonight, especially in the wake of the president's feud with congressman elijah cummings and the president 'has clai

because there were a lot of things in the defense bills that i voted for that i didn't like but i thought the overall bill was a bill that supported our troops and supported our national security. as i think this bill did. so we'll see. i yield to my friend. mr. scalise: as we continue this debate, as the bill moves through the process, and you look at where the senate started with a very large vote, 86-8, republicans an democrats working together and coming together, we can agree on funding levels. but if the underlying policy undermines the actual money that's being spent, undermines the ability for our men and women to train safely and defend our country safely, then the funding levels are not being spent properly. it's about not just the money but how the money is being spent. the policies behind it that allow our men and women to train safely to defend our country safely. that's an issue, we'll continue debating that. i would predict in the end a final product that goes to the president's desk is going to look a lot more like the senate bill than the bill that came out of the house. and hopefully addresses all

how can we drill down in what the bill looks like when you get it at the end of the day? >> when you get the bill, the bill is based on an amount that could be based oh charges, hospital charges et cetera. what are important to the patient is what the patient has to pay. >> but if the bill is still exorbitant and the patient has to pay 10% of the bill that is way more than it should be they , do still care about what the bill looks like. >> but that amount was negotiated between that patient's insurer and the hospital. and the insurer i'm sure goot got as good a deal as they could. the original charge, the thing you see when you get the this is not a pill from a hospital, physician or anyone else is not what the insurer paid the hospital and what the subscriber pays is a percentage of what the insurer negotiated for that subscriber. >> okay. i know my time is up, mr. chairman. i appreciate this hearing. i look forward to us continuing to take action on this very important issue. >> thank you. and i appreciate all our members and their cooperation here today. and particularly thank our witnesses and repipel

bill: jerry nadler not giving up. half of the house democrats now -- tom dupree, how are you doing, tom? good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. >> billent is a political question now. and if you've got the votes, you can do it if you want to go there. 107-118. what's going on there? >> i have just got to tell you i am mystified that there are some democrats i don't seem to want to let this go. i can't imagine that anyone who watch the mueller hearings would come out of their thinking impeachment was more likely. as we all know and it seemed to be widely understood by most americans, a really deflated a lot of the pro-impeachment forces in the house. that is reflected in adam schiff's comments where he started taking focus a little off of impeachment and basically saying we've got an election coming up, let the american people speak through their votes. >> bill: on nbc, meet the press from sunday. i think you are right. you get a sense of disappointment in this answer right here. >> i wish that he had testified in more narrative fashion. that the words didn't need to be coaxed from him as much as they did. >> bill: "the words didn't n

bill. a bill to support the widows of our fallen servicemen and women. widows and widowers. he has worked this bill with mr. yarmuth and they are the very first bill to have achieved this new level of excellence that the new majority laid out, if you can bring people together, we'll give you a special pathway to the house floor, you get a vote on your bill. i might point out my friend from mrs. love green. did it on a piece of immigration legislation that i'm a co-sponsored legislation. and her bill is coming to the floor, too. now her bill is coming to the floor today on suspension. standalone up or down vote to allow democrats and republicans to support that idea. my friend, mr.wilson's bill, without his knowledge, without his consultation, his input has been tucked into this partisan rule that passed by party line vote rule to be self-enacted into the underlying legislation. i express my frustration to the chairman last night. that so often we fail in ways that meet the very low expectations of our constituents. this was a wonderful, positive change that speaker pelosi and the new democratic maj

bill. but i believe many people who signed on to this bill signed on to a bill that would actually be put together and actually be able to work. they did not sign on a statement bill that will not be title of the bill work and in which the agencies have already said they can't. before anybody says that there's 300-plus co-sponsors, remember, this congress also took up a bill called ecba which had almost 400 co-sponsors but still went through the process of actually being changed and marked up. which is a distinct difference in this bill. so just because you have a lot of co-sponsors doesn't mean always that it's right and can still be perfected. in fact, it's wrong to tell communities that this bill will help them when in actuality it won't. this is the problem i have. the bill was introduced in february, it was placed on a consensus calendar last month and now an suspension calendar today. neither the subcommittee for this full committee had a hearing to look at this issue in this congress or any potential ramifications of the legislation. and the committee did not mark up this bill. so those of

bill: i guess we are at 21 now. i'm losing count. >> sandra: look, bill, i need more paper. >> bill: so do we. >> sandra: don't cut ahe was convicted of encouraging her boyfriend to take his own life. now, her attorneys are taking her to the highest court in the land. why they say that conviction should be over concerned. growing outrage in the wake of child sex trafficking charges against jeffrey epstein. we will discuss both cases thanks. >> it is time for jeffrey epstein and those who participated in the sex crimes to be brought to justice. perce instead of just 80 percent like other loans. at newday usa, that can mean a lot more money, especially if your home has gone up in value. on average, our veterans take out 54,000 dollars. the newday 100 va loan lets you refinance your mortgage, consolidate your high rate credit card debt, get cash and lower your payments by over 600 dollars a month. so if you're a veteran and need money for your family, call newday usa. buy a home with no down payment. at newday, your service is your down payment. >> beginning in at least 2002, continuing until 2005, epstein was alleged

bill: 's saturday afternoon, i looked at it, and i said what is that score? wasn't sure if it was football already. >> sandra: nice to have you back, bill. >> bill: had to hit the beach for a couple of days. >> sandra: at least 48 hours. fox news alert. the taliban claiming responsibility for the attack that killed at least one person and injured more than 100 othe others. live for us in london with the latest there appeared hey, benjamin. >> hey, sandra. this was a huge blast even by taliban standards. negotiations with the taliban and trying to find an end to this 18 year war. the taliban and set off this powerful bomb in downtown kabul during morning rush hour. 16 are so far reported data and a total of 105 have on her, including at least 50 children from a nearby school. they stormed to the building, and the taliban quickly claimed responsibility. it has ended just in the last hour. this all comes as insurgents were holding their latest rounds of talks in qatar where they have political office. a potential deal has now emerged that would see u.s. and nato troops withdraw, guaranteeing that territory will be not used by foreign militants. there are fears now

in africa play a bigger role in the global digital economy most of the funding will come from the bill bill and melinda gates foundation. finance ministers of the g. 7 meeting also move towards an agreement on taxing digital giants the u.s. how to post a french measure to tax digital companies like facebook both now agree to focus on a minimum tax for businesses that generate income outside their base country. and the european union has fined a chip maker qualcomm a $242000000.00 euros for what regulators call predatory pricing between 20092011 the charges related to the sale of chips at below cost which the e.u. says was intended to drive a rival out of the market. mobility is one of the boss words today people want to get from a to b. fast smoothly and increasingly environmentally friendly only recently electric scooters started to pop up everywhere here in the streets of berlin mingling with cyclists and pedestrians the next big thing could be the iraq eat an electric pedal driven motorcycle. heads turn when this 2 wheeler whizzes by it's too fast for an e.p. like but a motorcycle with p

bill: good weekend? >> sandra: fantastic. >> bill: i am bill hemmer. good morning. had an awesome weekend too. the international community must hold iran accountable. after the nuclear agency, after tehran's decision to ramp up the stockpile limit. mike pompeo tweeting this. "iran's latest advancement will lead to further isolation and sanctions. a long-standing standards of no enrichment for their nuclear program. iran's regime, armed with nuclear weapons, would pose an even greater danger to the world." hey, rich, good morning. >> good morning, bill pete iran is steadily violating the terms of the 2015 nuclear agreement. stockpiles on enriched uranium. a statement from secretary pompeo, which reads in part "the iranian regime, along with nuclear weapons, posing an even greater danger to the region and the world. we are committed to negotiating a new and comprehensive deal to resolve threats to international peace and security." they are trying to pressure the european governments to help iran circumvent intervention. they can roll back nuclear program. we left the

bills this afternoon. all from the financial services committee, including a whistleblower protection bill. also, the house has announced they'll vote friday on the 9/11 victim compensation fund bill which passed by the judiciary committee unanimously last month by voice vote. and tomorrow, the house will -- $733 k on the $7 3 defense appropriations bill. the senate passed their version. $750 billion measure. votes in the house this evening at 6:30 eastern. they'll be here shortly. live coverage on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will postponefurther proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote and the the yeas and nays are ordered are ordered or votes object jeggetted to under clause 6 of rule 20. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. waters: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1988, the protect affordable mortgages for veterans act of 2019 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to clarify requirements for certain refinanced mortgage l

bill are waived. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the budget, and, two, one motion to recommit. section 2, upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill, h.r. 549, to designate venezuela under section 244 of the immigration and nationality act to permit nationals of venezuela to be eligible for temporary protected status under such section, and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. in lieu of the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on the judiciary now printed in the bill, an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 116-28 shall be considered as adopted. the bill, as amended, shall be considered as rea

the bills from the speaker simply showmanship and that's why they failed. >> kennedy: bills, bills, billshe majority of americans are not confident the u.s. is prepared to keep foreign countries from meddling again. it's interesting, because we still focus on russia so much, but the real threat is china. >> darrell: absolutely. what's interesting about what senator mark warner said was that he said 75 would vote for this. there is one thing i know about the senate -- for that matter, the house. if you've got a bipartisan bill, you have the beginning of something that we can do. he would have said bipartisan if he had had it. what he had was a partisan showmanship bill, and mark is better than that. most of the legislation -- >> kennedy: what about it was showmanship? what is in there that wasn't true to the aim of protecting the electoral process? >> first of all, what he was doing was throwing the repeats of things that were already being done. which is often done in these bills. the second thing, you are showing the "need and money" added. reality, as mick mulvaney said, they have talke

bill work study improvement act language that's included in this bill right now. section 5 of the bill -- of this bill contain ours improvement language. i want to thank suzy lee, my colleague, and my colleague mike bost of illinois because this legislation creates a block grant program to disburgs funding that would normally be used by the v.a. to administer their work study program. we heard from college administrators it wasn't going well as is, they were leaving veterans behind, didn't know if students would be able to enroll, colleges didn't know when they'd get the money. this is a fix that came directly from listening to people serving our veterans at our educational institutions. this is what boinchship looks like. it's an idea that comes from people who are affected and those who are affected are our heroes that protect our great nation. this change is necessary. this change is bipartisan. this change is long overdue and i want to thank everybody again. i urge a yes vote on this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois

bill to extend compensationnd victims. >> so if jon stewart could read, he would he read t bill and think who would vote for a bill withoutar amount? >> reporter: pauargues he is n blocking the legislation but was asking for a vote on an amendment to offset the cost. >> some things they have nouble putting on the credit card. when it comes to the 9/11 first responders community the cops, tthe firefighters, construction workers, the volunteers, the survivors all of a sudden, man, we got to go through this. >> reporter: the bitter back and forth weeks after stewart, an outspoken advocate for 9/11irst responders, blasted lawmakers. >> your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity.ti . >> reporter: days later, retired nypd detective luis alvarez died, and today news that firefighter richard driscoll became the 200th fdny member to die of a 9/11-related >> at some point we have to stand e people who hav always stood up for us. >> reporteupr: despite , the bill is expected to pass overwhelmingly with a vote scheduled for tuesday.te alexander, nbc news washington. >>> we are going to take a break and b

bills. this is the most protect the house in modern history. last week he voted to give or raise to 30 four-man americans equal pay for equal work 10 bills to drive down the cost of prescription drugs and to protect coverage for pre-existing conditions and the most comprehensive anticorruption bill seen in decades. all of those bills are sitting on mitch mcconnell's desk. the president and mitch mcconnell need to get to work to bring those bills to the senate floor so we can complete her work for the american people. we are going to use our august recess to report to the american people about the work we have done on their behalf and we will continue to fight to make sure -- there's a lot of coverage about oversight and investigation. this is our opportunity to report to our constituents delivering on our promise to deliver to the people of this country. [applause] >> august, too hot to handle. for the people. thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations] ..

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bill. the question is on engrossment and third reading of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: a bill to amend the balanced budget and emergency deficit control act of 1985, to establish a congressional budget for fiscal years 2020 and 2021, to temporarily suspend the debt limit, and for other purposes. mr. yarmuth: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the ayes have it. mr. yarmuth: mr. speaker, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman -- the yeas and nays are requested from the gentleman from kentucky. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california, mrs. love green seek recognition? ms. lofgren: pursuant to house resolution 519, i call up h.r. 49 the venezuela t.p.s. act of 2019 and ask for its immediate

>> julie: know, we have another hour, bill. >> bill: on bill hemmer. >> julie: anything can happen onnderas and for sandra smith. a lot of news in the last hour or so. we are going to get to mueller news. we are starting with alex acosta, his resignation, following criticism of his handling about a decade ago of the jeffrey epstein case. john roberts is live with more. >> that was quite a surprise this morning. we saw the president coming out with alex acosta, we thought he was going to offer him a measure of support, but then we were told that the president said i hate what i'm about to hear. and we said it looks like he is about to resign. he did not want the epstein case to become a distraction from the work that was being done at the labor department and by this administration are large, so he was stepping down. the president said he watched his press conference the other day. thought that he did quite well, that he explained himself. and if you thought acosta did okay during the press conference, why the need for him to step down? >> there is no need at all as far as i'm concerne

was an awful bill, why did it take biden so long to say it wasn't exactly a perfect bill? and more than that we've seen booker has really suffered with african-americans while biden is well ahead of the field at around 40%. so basically what i think you're going to want to see is booker is going to try to attack biden in order to try and grab some of that african-american vote. >> did harris have an appreciable gain? >> she jumped from the single digits all the way to 20%. biden still leads the field by about 20 points among african-american voters. >> what's the next slide? >> one of the things i think is important to point out as we switch topics here is basically what was the key story of 2016, and one of the key reasons he won that election is because of this group. i'm going to point it out for him as well. what did we say among that group that made up 18% of the electorate, he won that group by 18%. that is lesser of the two evils. there was a new poll out yesterday trump's approval rating was a -- and they also asked the ideas if the presidential candidates are gen

stand on this. >> bill: no double standard is what you're saying. >> there is no double standard. >> bill: okay. we'll see if it goes forward today. democrats smeared democrats. bill must know the new-found party of the denunciation of the president will not last. democrat on democrat infighting as progressive accuse moderates of racism. comment on that as we conclude our segment here and think about where we were a few days ago when nancy pelosi had been accused of racism herself. two weeks prior joe biden was accused of racism during the debate because of his views on busing that went back decades. >> i think no matter who it is, our democratic leadership, any person standing on the debate stage has fought for immigrants and fought to make our country more inclusive. you have a president who doesn't believe the same thing. the contract is clear between the two parties. time and time again whether it's the policies we support. look at immigration itself. >> bill: do you think in a word that donald trump has given nancy pelosi a bit of cover now with these tweets this week? >> i don't think that a cover is the way to describe anything. i think what donald trump is

for senate bill sponsored by bill dodd of napa clear the final policy now one of the witness tablas the california wildfire warning center which would conduct fire weather forecast. and also look for fire threats across the state another one authorized the government insurance commissioner and treasurer to enter into an insurance policy that pays out. california has unexpected disaster cost. well a driver intentionally drove into an oakland police officer sending that officer to the hospital. officers were on scene they were investigating a crash i swear car slammed into the grace baptist church on 98th avenue when a separate car drew drove into the marked police suv with the officer inside so that driver was trying to make a get away from a hit and run that happened just a few blocks away. police arrested the driver and say that they found a stolen loaded gun. the officer inside the suv was taken to a hospital and has since been released. the death of the

bill. ing are, it's not my bill. this is bill -- really, it's not my bill. this is a bill we've tried to get pulled off for many, many years, not just me. not just joe courtney, but all of us together, democrats and republicans. acting in the best interest of the people we represent, here on the floor of the people's house. madam chair, i'm going to reserve my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. without objection, the gentlewoman from washington is designated for the time and is recognized. >> thank you. i yield three minutes to the lead sponsor of this legislation , to the gentleman from connecticut, congressman courtney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized. mr. courtney: thank you, congresswoman dell bennie, for your leadership managing this -- delbene, for your leadership managing this bill. the advocacy send as powerful message to the house to pass the middle class health benefits tax repeal act. i also want to thank my friend, representative mike kelly, for his bipartisan s

forceful extradition bill bill that is scrapped this time around it's being held on a loan that has a mainly tourist area organizers say they want to educate visitors from china about the bill which could see people from hong kong sent to the mainland for trial. voting is underway in greece's general election the 1st since the end of the financial bailouts opinion polls are predicting a defeat for a far left prime minister likes to separatists is called an early election after a series of parties stinging loss in the european parliament elections in may a democracy leader at the top as has tipped to beat him. joins us live from app and so john the whole say that the new democracy the right wing party is likely to win but that party is the party that is mainly seen as being responsible for the financial crisis in the 1st place so why is that. it is largely responsible because it held in the years before the financial collapse in 2008 of well street banks which reverberations around the world and in 2009 it spent 36000000000 euros more than it raised in taxes and it took the government that that followed the socialist government that followed for years to actually eliminate t

bill, what do you think? bill: of course, that's a natural. jules: right? bill just, uh, got a lot of possibilities. jules: yeah, i think so, too. so, uh -- so, like, we can do some business? bill: yes. for you. jules: [ laughs ] lemonis: glad we're going to do some business together. bill: i am, too. lemonis: thank you very much. bill: i'm glad you come down. i'm really glad you came down. lemonis: thank you so much. bill: pleasure to meet you. bill: thank you for coming down. jules: yes. lemonis: i thought you guys did good today. and you were really good at warming them up. the two of you were talking, he was getting more comfortable. and i like the fact that she went in for the ask. and you went into the right person because he fell in love with the product. jules: yes. lemonis: so, they love this. jules: yeah. ethan: it's fun. jules: well, who doesn't love it? yeah, once you're in -- lemonis: so, let's say that you only sell 1,000 of these next year. okay, so how much is two a day? ethan: it's $1.9 million if we do -- lemonis: and then if you do 1,000 of th

would that bill be considered, because it was not part of the package of bills that were brought up in committee this week? mr. hoyer: i will tell my friend as he has articulated, that bill has not been marked up. there were two bills marked up in committee and there is a possibility that we will consider those. but the other bill was not marked up. mr. scalise: again, i appreciate my friend yielding back. i would just encourage that we go back and look. this committee can do better. if we are going to stand up against this movement and support our friend israel against this attempt to undermine their economy, we need real tools. and h.r. 336 is the only instrument out there. s. 1, we would love to see s. 1 passed. there have been questions raised whether it has an origination problem so that's h.r. 336 was filed. h.r. 336 is the same language that passed with 77 votes in the senate. 77 votes. erwhelming democrats and republicans together. follow that lead of bipartisanship standing with israel. and i'm disappointed that it's not included in the package. i would hope we go back and consider bringing that bill to the floor. again, words are nice, but words without action

in sacramento for senate bill sponsored by bill dodd of napa clear the final policy committees today, one of them would establish a california wildfire warning center. that would be a statewide network of automated weather and environmental monitoring stations conducting fire weather forecasting and threat assessment. another would authorize the government insurance commissioner and treasurer to enter into an insurance policy that pays out in california has unexpected disaster costs. >>i let's a check our weather right now is mild summer day all across the bay as we get this live look from our sutro camera overlooking a san francisco due to fears of that and one of the prettiest shots ever and just sort thing gorgeous shot warrants yard really that's real. i mean that that spectacular outside but we've got a change in the weather today you may have noticed we have more sunshine. >>in the afternoon. we like that trend is we're going to see a little more sun in the coming days high pressure beginning to take over now we have that cold front off the coastline, mostly energy from that hea

where legislate late is where due to sit again on monday by the way to read through bills to debate bills to vote on bills now it is being completely taken over by anti government anti china anti beijing protesters and media as well who have stormed in here but as we mentioned before on the way up to this level where this chamber is there is a lot of damage to this building clearly to the exterior where the protesters spent many hours through the course throughout the course of monday knocking down doors smashing windows trying to get in falling down out barricades resisting some police who were there at the time but as the day wore on as it got towards the end of monday that police presence seemed to disappear the protest as we were able to enter into the building and then up to the debating chamber there is a lot of damage there is a lot of graffiti that is being written all over the walls busy including the walls inside here banners have been hung up pictures photos paintings have been pulled down from the walls there is water flooding through some of the lower levels and a lot of other damage as well

center of the country somehow that they have that be on their hands because you cannot send the bill bill through the internet or even even through i mentioned we're going to still have to chat with that person well would you do when you are not more allow or if there is not service at all to check in with that person so always who will bring the problem from the coast if you are not able to talk with them and it's going to happen either way even if you do it to the censorship in the country communications and internet or also because the collapse of this infrastructure so that's why we are building them mesh network with open source and open where so you can flash go to the vices if you have one and. do b. and know that all the mesh so you can you are allowed to charge and. even if there is no internet or electricity at all you brain together 2 aspects of such a ship resistance both chatting or communicating as well as commerce which is only available in big plane and completely outside of all the established sense or intermediaries like media companies governments and banks so you reall

bill. >>the bill's author accepted unwanted amendments to get the bill this fall assembly member david to raise the cap from 5% exempt some small property owners as well as recently built rentals and instead of sun setting after 10 years. the bill expires in just 3 years. he says the bill is still worthwhile it is not rent control. it's a policy designed to protect most of our states 50 million tenants who do not have rent control against agree just rent increases. >>protections were also added although opponents fear that would make it harder for the low low as 2 of the criminals another bad tenants those fighting for tenants say even though the bill goes away after 3 years, it's a start. >>that will be able to add. the next 3 years and hopefully see this bill extended. >>well that was lonnie wong reporting large landlords and property owners are also opposed to the bill saying that the real solution is more housing construction, not a cap on rent. even if it does pass the new version must get approved on assembly and and st senate or the senate before getting to the governor's desk. and for p

bill. does the gentleman wish to call the bill as amended? r. pallone: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the chair does not have an amendment t this time. the bill will be called up without an amendment. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: union calendar number 136. h.r. 776. a bill to amend the public health service act to re-authorize the emergency medical services for children program. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, and the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 776. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, for 35 years, the emergency medical services for children or e.m.s. -- emsc program has been the only federal grant program specifically focused on addres

bill and it raises the question why. earlier on the chairman quoted me from a few years ago when we opposed the bill. as i said opposing the bill doesn't mean you're against our troops. i stand by that. it is interesting to note that a large number of members on that side at the time said that much and much worse. that to oppose this bill means you are against national security. to his credit, the then chairman, mr. thornberry, didn't say that. what he said was look on the defense bill you can always have a bunch of excuses for why you don't support it. at the end of the day if you don't support it, you are not supporting funding our military, and you are not supporting giving our troops what they need. that is now what on mass the republicans are going to do. the question is why? what is their list of excuses? it starts with that top line. this was their most brilliant political move. it has been quoted that chairman dunn ford said we needed to have inflation plus 3% to 5% that was in the newspaper. i thought about that. that's not what they said. secretary mattis was very clear. once we got the deal last year, to get to 716,

a companion bill has already been introduced by the four senators from illinois and indiana. and last week, that bill, senate bill 1833, was approved by unanimous consent. additionally, the house passed a similar bill last congress by unanimous consent. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 3245, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mr. davis: thank you, madam speaker. i'd like to yield one minute to my good friend, the ranking member from the state of missouri, mr. graves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. davis. i rise in support of h.r. 3245, and i want to thank representative bucshon for his hard work on this important issue. 3245 is going to enable entities within the states of illinois and indiana to chart a whole new course for the harmony way bridge which is closed currently. the bridge is not only a critical link between these states but also representative of that strong bond between t

bill: thank you for your service. thank you for your sacrifice. >> i appreciate you, bill. >> bill: you get berlin and france and england side, maybe we get some action. robert, thank you. >> thank you, bill. i appreciate you. >> sandra: of florida principle of facing a firestorm of criticism after his remarks about the holocaust. what he has said that has some student calling for his dismissal. which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. when didwhen i needed ton? jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. >> sandra: florida school district taking action after a high school principal essentially denied that the holocaust ever happen. the school district has reassigned william latson after he told a parent he was unable to say the holocaust was a factual historical event because he was not in a position to do so as a school district employee. let's bring in emma meshell, correspondent director for cam

i'll put a bill up if you put a bill up. have markups. and run through committees. let's said what we want to do. we have been guilty of not doing that. let's focus at least where we are now and say this is not the way forward and not where we need to be because of the problems in the resolution and the way it was brought to us. and we seen it play out on the floor today. is that really how we are going to lead for the american people and nothing can be done about it. we are not going to bring issues to the floor that have been brought to the committee. that's the frustration i have, madam speaker. but time of the debate. we need to vote no and move forward. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: the way to move is by voting yes on the underlying resolution. to paraphrase the declaration of independence as indicated we are ll created equal, with certain inalienable rights of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. an individual whose religion you believe in or do not, a lifestyle you may not know or race or

bill? >> that's bill. bill by the bar schuster, just a private guy. >> i could tell stories. he was wonderful in a time in our life at united's life that was dark. thank you for that. meaningful balance and support, but it was worthwhile. it was a wonderful experience. >> so before we go more into kind of the company and there's a lot i want to talk to you about. i mentioned earlier it's a cliche, but this is the american dream story. this is the story we all imagined this country is about. but the reality is that it really isn't so much. right? if you look at some of the recent data, social mobility in this country is at a lower point now than it's been in generations, i think. the chances of moving from the bottom fifth of your economic status to the top fifth is about 7.5%. it doesn't happen a lot. productivity increased, almost doubled since 1980. real wages have stayed roughly flat. as a ceo generally, not even of united, you indicated, i got a good quote from your wonderful staff that you want united to be a company that's profitable and principled. employees make a livi

would that bill be considered, because it was not part of the package of bills that were brought up in committee this week? mr. hoyer: i will tell my friend as he has articulated, that bill has not been marked up. there were two bills marked up in committee and there is a possibility that we will consider those. but the other bill was not marked up. mr. scalise: again, i appreciate my friend yielding back. i would just encourage that we go back and look. this committee can do better. if we are going to stand up against this movement and support our friend israel against this attempt to undermine their economy, we need real tools. and h.r. 336 is the only instrument out there. s. 1, we would love to see s. 1 passed. there have been questions raised whether it has an origination problem so that's h.r. 336 was filed. h.r. 336 is the same language that passed with 77 votes in the senate. 77 votes. erwhelming democrats and republicans together. follow that lead of bipartisanship standing with israel. and i'm disappointed that it's not included in the package. i would hope we go back and consider bringing that bill to the floor. again, words are nice, but words without action

that is a lot of bills and i've done it by listening to people, by yetting -- getsing ideas. we were talking about drug shortages, farm cies. i led that bill. bill about rumor calls, bills about broad band. i've seen these things and gotten ahead of a lot of these issues, but the second issue and the most important thing for people in our country right now, whether they are democrats, independents or moderate republicans is that we have to win. and itch one. i have -- i was laughing on that detective stage when one after another, the guys kept saying i'm the only one that's done this i'm the only one that, i felt like saying i'm the only one that announced in the middle of a blizzard with four inches of show -- show -- snow on my he would. as a matter of fact, at this point only one that has won in a purple statement. won every place, every time. i have won in districts that donald trump won by over 20 points. i have won big time in the congressional districts that mirrors king steve's in the state of minnesota. the congressional district along the west. i don't usually go into details but you guys know when what this means. the congressional di

started as a protest against a controversial extradition bill that bill has since been shelved but people still come out every weekend why yes so the bill has been shelved but then the people are actually asking for it to be true to withdraw and so. there is still one of the reason that people are still out on the street every week 10 but the focus of the protests also shift very lashley to the police brutality that we were talking about and they actually saying that the government should have an independent investigation so was this police and to us what happened in the past few weeks and actually the police at the protest particularly today it's about some incident that happened last week 10 and so there was a take by a mob towards indiscriminate towards. the protestors and just normal citizens and the people saying that the police are actually cooperating with this mob so the police of course they deny these claims but this is the general mood of the protesters and they really mistrust the police so they will still go on to the protests every weekend what can we expect now or do you see an end to this actually just tomorrow they. be

think we have two or three pieces of legislation that are going to join my bill and a bill out of senator alexander's bill four bills of judiciary that are going to work to get generics on the market faster than they are now. let me put it on the way -- put it another way. there are schemes that brand-name companies have two extend the life of a patent or indirectly to keep generics off the market. we are going to have some legislation that gets generics on the market faster. that is going to reduce the price of prescription drugs. david: my interview with senator chuck grassley. at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon eastern time, the fed decision and chairman pals news conference -- karen powell's news conference. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> getting crowded. tokyo is the latest entrant to join marijuana etf's. we talk about why it is early days for cannabis investing. a hedge fund manager makes alternative investments manageable. preece's stock market goes from under