japan, paris, africa, morocco, casablanca and marcel. he was awarded the bronze star. remembered by those closest to him as being a helping hand, ray spent time aiding the disadvantaged by working to construct and rehabilitate homes through habitat for humanity. i recognize mr. heckler and his devotion to our country. thoughts and prayers to his family as they mourn the loss of a truly courageous and selfless man. rest in peace, ray heckler. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker, on january 29, 2017, u.s. navy special warfare operator william

actually singing, does anyone have julian casablanca's phone number and i held it up. nobody did. but if you are watching, i tried julian. >> seth: well that's nice. that's nice that you tried. you -- you've accomplished something as an actor that i am so impressed with because i am such a fan of this franchise. you grew up in brooklyn, you went to school here, and you have been on all four "law and orders!" >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: wow. bravo, by the way, bravo. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. >> seth: so what is -- what are the four, "law and orders?" "law and order" classic. >> which they call the mothership. >> seth: okay. >> there's "law and order: criminal intent." >> seth: yep. >> there's "law and order: special victims," and then there was a short list one "order trial by jury." which is why i think i do hold the record because it was just one year. >> seth: oh right. >> so not that many -- you know, when you're a new york actor, that's like a batmitzvah. you know, it's a rite of

marchers have also taken place in casablanca and the capital, rabat.capital, rabat. it is notjust claims of corruption. protesters say they are also frustrated at the lack ofjobs in the country, especially the young people. so far much of the anger has not been directed at rocco's king. at the longer these demonstrations continue, the more likely it is to u nsettle continue, the more likely it is to unsettle both the government and monarchy in a country that isn't itself as a model of stability in a troubled region. —— presents itself. he is ireland's first openly gay minister, the son of an indian immigrant, and at the age of 38, leo varadkar is now set to be the youngest leader in europe as ireland's next prime minister. leo varadkar is the new face of modern ireland — the son of an immigrant, openly gay, and for months, he's been the favourite to become this country's new prime minister. i indeed have been elected the 11th leader of fine gael. he set out his vision of leadership, amid a sea of signs bearing one name. i think if my election as leader

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one man flew from casablanca. >> we spent the night in casablanca and came back to the airport the next day. the checks were amazing. they looked at everybody's luggage. we had to wait, it took us probably 45 minutes to get to the gate. everybody was being checked, questioned. >> reporter: some say the constantly changing rules could make air travel frustrating. >> it depends on what kind of check. it takes hours to get up and in. i think it's a waste of time. >> reporter: well homeland security secretary says if any airline refuses to comply with the new safety measures they could be subject to a laptop ban or be banned entirely. again this only applies to flights coming into the united states from other countries, not domestic flights, not flights leaving the united states to go overseas. >> jana katsuyama at sfo tonight, thank you. >>> now to new information on the u.s. travel ban that was partly reinstated by the u.s. supreme court on monday. the trump administration has given us until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow night to implement the ban on travelers from six majority muslim countries. the

what she explained to me that i really enjoyed is she wanted to make casablanca, a big old-fashionede of a superhero film. and she was given leeway to do that. >> reporter: the costuming first seen in "batman v. superman." and due to turn up in such future films with dc comic characters as "justice league," was key to her appeal. >> just by wearing it and looking into the mirror, it's like -- it hits you, okay, all right. now i got to play up to it. i had like seven or ten different costumes. for this movie. one is shinier, one is softer, one is heavier. so -- not that one. that's the comfy one. >> that's the comfy one? >> exactly. >> reporter: comfy since wonder woman was shot during the dead of english winter. >> she took being wonder woman incredibly seriously and she would never let us down. if that meant she alone was running across a field in a wonder woman suit while i was wearing a snowsuit designed for the climbers of everest, true fact. she would do it. >> it's true. red, big, puffy coat. onesie. that's what she wore. what i wore? you're asking? oh, not much. >> reporter: t

looking for somewhere to go that is cool it is a great place to try and they are running, films like casablanca, bye-bye birdie so these classics if you didn't see them on the big screen, before, this is your chance to do it in a gorgeous theater. certainly something to check out here in the middle of town town ambler. also here with us for summer if he lauren casey and she has been keeping her eye to the sky. we have not had any rain here, we are hoping to keep it that way. >> yes, yes, everyone is happy because it has been dry, so far we have cloud, and it might be blue sky but most important thing is it is not raining right now. the ban has commenced, the crowd is starting to fill in, people drinking lemonade, eating funnel cake, everybody having a good time in ambler. temperatures feeling summer- like. it is t-shirt weather for sure heading out and about on this friday evening. lets check with your current temperature. 81 degrees in philadelphia 80 in wilmington. cooler up toward lehigh valley , 72 degrees. seventy-four in reading. feeling good along the coast in the 70's. we will check wit

one man we talked to flew from casablanca. >> they looked at everybody's luggage. we had to wait. it took us probably 45 minutes to get to the gate. >> reporter: some say the constantly changing rules could make air travelers frustrated. >> it takes hours to get up and in. i think it's a waste of time. >>> billion homeland security secretary says if they refuse to abide by the new security measures they could face a complete laptop ban or be banned entirely from operating flights directly into the united states. these new security measures are expect today be gradually fazed in within the next 120 days. >> jana katsuyama at sfo tonight, thank you. >>> now to new information on the u.s. travel ban that was partly reinstated by the u.s. supreme court on monday. the trump administration is giving itself until 5:00 tomorrow to implement the ban on travelers from six majority muslim countries. the administration has also defined who qualifies as a close family member in the u.s. to allow people from those six countries to apply for a visa. they include a parent, spouse, children, adult

house, the actual whereabouts retreated as a state secret, not just when he traveled abroad to casablanca, cairo, taiwan but also abroad in the united states, he was actually aware 20s away from the white house more than in it. public cabinet members didn't know where he was let alone where he was going. he made 21 trips of varying lengths to hyde park in the final 17 months. on a presidential train the departed late at night from the basement of the bureau of engraving and printing across the mall from the white house riding in his own specially outfitted army pleaded railway car called the ferdinand magellan which if you have any thoughts of heading to the sunshine state can be visited just outside the miami zoo at what is called the golf course railway museum. you can learn a lot about franklin roosevelt by spending some time in that car because he thought nothing of spending a whole week in it. in april 1944, as the day approached, he spent a month in rehab at a plantation in the low country of coastal south carolina. all that time, the closest the new york times came to disclosing hi

of course the front door from rick's cafe from casablanca. >>> a stafford county deputy doesn't needhe dance floor to break it down. his moves are putting him on the national stage. >> he's about to show off his skills to all of the country. this isn't his first brush with fame. we'll show you o why he may look a little familiar. >> whoa. ever feel let down by a sports fan. a frustrated, even in death. we'll tell you about the right now on news 4, breaking news, a deadly crashed is cleared. but we have a warning and the ways around it. >>> faulty fares. as metro raises the cost to ride, we're learning you may have been paying extra for years. >>> and video from a takedown in a metro train station. a passenger pepper sprayed and held to the floor. now we're hearing from a witness who says the punishment didn't fit the crime. >>> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >>> i'm chris lawrence in for aaron. it's 6:00 and we're still seeing backups in the deadly crash that happened four or five hours ago. >> our whole team is working to get you out the door on time. we'll check on the forecast

this is the line from casablanca.d, that the russians would try to hack the american government and our major political parties. no one is shocked by that. only the dnc happened to fall into their trap. somehow apparently the republican national committee did not. so don't look at -- it's amazing display of displacement to try to somehow place the blame for this on president trump. president trump, the american people have seen through it. he is doing his job for us, and i think that he can now proceed confident that you know, he's got a very busy legislative schedule ahead. there's nothing that has implicated him and nothing on the horizon. multiple officials including members of the past administration that have said, nope. we really haven't seen anything. it's time to move on. >> mayor nutter, i want to give you a chance to respond. >> yes. that's a lot of nonsense. mr. trump demonstrated time and time again she a liar. he has trouble with the truth. we did not as democrats make up paul manafort, carter page, micha

luke sky walker's light saber, ticket from "willy wonka" and the front doors to rick's cafe from "casablanca >>> well, remember this guy, stafford county deputy is in full uniform right there. the video went viral and now he's getting a bigger stage. ♪ >> oh, there we go. love a man in uniform, right? diggs gets in front of judges on "america's got talent." >> he lives in fredericksburg but he's from maryland. >> and he has some moves. "america's got talent" airs right now on nbc4 and i just have to say, agt this season, it is one of the best seasons that the talent has been amazing. they get it from all over the world. and it's so fun when we get to watch someone here from the area. >> local. pretty tool. >> we'and my girl j.lo, i can ln some moves myself and then angie will be on next. >> the comedy hour. >>> you can dance outside today. >> you won't sweat at all probably. >> probably not. the humidity's -- we've been dawg the humidity because it really does make all the difference on a day when the humidity's really low, everybody loves the weather but the it goes up quite a bit, it's not

is it -- is there gambling in casablanca? no. okay. sure.the republican sort of group of whatever they are, 14 putting together this bill semi-privately or in secret? sure. but is the entire process going to be secretive and will there be no transparency at all? no. of course not. this is part of the sausage making. i'm sure democrats would prefer it be wide out in the open so they could kill it easier. there is a bit of a tango and a dance. we also basically know what's in the bill, right? we know that the republican house has passed something that was hugely problematic, that the senate is trying to fix. it mostly deals with how to handle people who have lost coverage through medicaid and how to get them enough subsidies so that they can buy insurance -- >> but margaret, i want to get the other guys in. listen, and it's very unpopular. dean is shaking his head over here going it's not like 2009, 2010. what's not? why is it not? >> it's not because as i saw senator markly earlier today talk about they had 25 days of debate on the senate flo

his reaction is a little bit like captain renault who was shocked to find there was gambling in casablancasly knew what was going on. >> michael mcfaul, talk about what a normalizing effect all of this has been about russia when the president of the united states labels some of the reporting on this fake news, when it's been out there and picked up and knocked down day after day. i always ask you, where's the urgency? where's the outrage? >> well, brian, i'm glad at least you're talking about it because this bloomberg story was extraordinary. it had some new details that we didn't know before. 39 states. you know, that's a big chunk of the united states of america, and that they probed and didn't interfere, that's the good news. but that they had the capability to do it, and former senior white house officials talked about the effort in this article. i've talked to former colleagues of mine about it in detail. they took big efforts to try to prevent it and even called the russians to say knock it off. and yet we have done nothing, absolutely nothing to prevent this from happening in the fu

chuck schumer's slush fund comments remind me from -- of casablanca. going oned gambling is to democrats would use whatever they could to influence legislators to vote their way. made givingey mcconnell time to win over wavering senators, it brings into it groups were opposed to these plans. it gives them a lot more time to lobby the legislators back in the state level. trying to get this through. >> we talk about what tweaks were necessary in order to get those republican senators to sign on. what areas will mitch mcconnell need to compromise on and submit to what some of the more conservative and more moderate republicans are demanding? >> it is the moderate republicans that that slush fund we're talking about could be aimed at. they would like more funding for the opioids to fight the overdose crisis happening in the country. they would like more money also just to be able to stabilize some of the insurance markets and make sure the people are not having huge out of pocket costs to bring those down. there are places they can apply the money to help

of their actions, surprise surprise i learned about this surprise when i was at a place called casablanca i don't want this to be in this situation again. if we decide to proceed with a major problem of improving missile-defense systems, i think we need to do so the way you suggested. we need a commission. we need conversation. i would want to hear, for instance, what are we going to do when china and russia close together which would be against strategic interest. interes russia as he put it is in violation of agreement and spirit and in-depth. it's normally our own prediction which is not quite a violation, but what worries me more was a statement how it would be to our advantage because we would not allow this as humans to have russian cruise missiles and then we would be able to do it in europe. i'm not sure how they would feel about that, but if i was thehe ukrainians of the word because if russia comes to the conclusion that allowing the ukraine to become fully independent, that would mean american cruise missiles on ukrainian territory. that could change. make a when president obam

i have learned about the surprise when i was at the place called casablanca. where there was a certain captain, as you remember, who was shocked when he discovered there was gambling. i don't want us to be in this situation again. if we decide to proceed with the major problem of improving our missile defenses, i think we need to do, joe, what you have suggested. we need a commission, we need a serious conversation. we have to go beyond technology. i would want to hear, for instance, what are we going to do to avoid [ inaudible ] which would be very much against american strategic interests. i was interested in senator cotton making the point that russia, as he put it, is in violation of bilateral agreement in spirit and in depth. i don't know what that means. if you have violated an agreement normally you have violated the agreement. spirit and in depth, it's normally our own interpretation, which is not quite a violation. what worried me much more was a statement how it would be to our advantage to get out of this agreement because we would not allow the cub