chabot: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chabot: thank you. i rise in support of h.r. 116, the investing in main street act of 2019. small businesses across the country are reporting increased confidence and heightened optimism. despite these improving economic conditions for the nation's true job creators, many of them are still facing hurdles when it comes to accessing capital to grow and expand their operations. to assist small businesses with their financing needs, the s.b.a., small business administration, offers the s.b.a. investment company program, also known as the sbic program. while currently running on a zero cost subsidy to the american taxpayer, the sbic program increases access to long-term capital through a private equity financing model. sbic's are privately owned but licensed and regulated by the s.b.a. the investing in main street act of 2019 provides a simple and commonsense solution to a limitation that i

chabot: thank you. i rise in support of h.r. 227, the incentivizing fairness in subcontracting act. i would again like to thank the chairwoman velazquez as well as the gentleman from mississippi, trent kelly, for their leadership on this important bipartisan legislation. as this committee has established time and again, small businesses play a vital role in the health and strength of the federal marketplace. a vibrant small business community promotes innovation and competition which results in better quality products and services provided at a lower cost to the taxpayer. therefore, it's critically important that strong incentives exist to entice new small businesses to consider doing business in the federal space. one of the primary methods small businesses use to gain a foot hold in federal contractors is through subcontracting. as such, they rely on large prime contractors to make these opportunities available and to receive payment in a timely manner. this often creates an imbalance of power with th

chabot, other members, i could go on and on. senator van hollen, i know you have all been acknowledged, but i thank you for using your voices in a way when there were , some in our country saying it , some in our country saying it was a commercial interest that should override our values and how we speak out and act upon those values. we're grateful to leaders on both sides of the aisle adam , schiff and steve chabot and also lawrence wright and karen attia and i'm pleased jennifer egan is here. i've known her since she was a little girl. i so proud of her. am i'm eager to welcome here to the capitol. so, it's 100 days since jamal khashoggi's murder. we mourn and pray. we mourn that loss and pray for his family and commit ourselves to action. we must honor our moral responsibility to safeguard the lives and liberties of journalists at home and abroad , and if we decide that commercial interests should override the statements we make and the actions we take, then we must admit we have lost all moral authority to talk about any at

chabot nor legislation. i'm glad this is one of the other i -- one of the early bills that we are moving forward, it sets the tone for this congress and it sets the tone for bipartisanship and also sets the tone for the democratic-led congress on the continuation of working on the idea of ensuring that justice is truly rendered. this bill, h.r. 49 this eclean up the code act of 2017, essentially repeal miss unused statutes currently in the criminal code. you have to pay a fine, some of them even have jail time. it is right in line with the concept of ending mass incarceration just to incarcerate. it is well known that this nation that is the largest number of people incarcerated in western civilization, system two million plus, added to of course by number of individuals who are being held in detention centers across the nation. it is emblem mat exof what is wrong with our criminal justice system and sheds light on why it's imperative to have an overhaul of our federal criminal code which while addressing th

[ applause ] >> thank you, senator warner and to chairman schiff, co-chair chabot. on behalf of the "washington post," appreciate the opportunity to be part of this special tribute today jamal's death has touched "washington post" colleagues deeply yet this story isn't about the murder of one innocent journalist. jamal's killing is part of an escalating attack against press freedom being waged by tyrants around the world. and that's why we can't just let jamal's story fade away. his assassination in many ways cybill a redline, a threshold where those who believe in human rights and free speech must stand firm against those who would stuff them out. the brutality of jamal's murder, the extensive saudi efforts to cover it up and our government's apparent willingness to seven these repeated lies have shocked the collective conscience of freedom-loving people around the world. how we respond to jamal's killing demonstrate house committed we are to a fundamental american value, support for a free press both here at home and abroad, americans rely on independent journalis

regional park right near the chabot equestrian center.this is right on the goldenrod trail. we have a picture of the jogger's injuries - this is a bite from not the dog - but from the woman whose dog attacked the jogger. the dog owner not only bit her but also punched her several times causing signifigant wounds. police are hoping people can help identify the woman who did this and her dog.here is a picture of them walking away. the dog owner appeared to be in her early 20's with blonde or auburn colored hair and had two dogs with her - one was possibly a rottweiler mix. if you have any information or have encountered this dog owner before call the east bay park district police department.live in castro valley, sara stinson, kron four news. ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) happening now ...police in livermore are searching for two men who stole 20-thousand dollars in handbags. here are surveillance images of the two theives. they stole from the san francisco premium outlets in livermore on wednesday. police say the two men drove off in a dark colored s-u-v. ( james ) another

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chabot, steve chabot. he's one of the authors of the partial birth abortion ban, a hideous way when the born was half born and then snuffed out when his brains were drawn from the baby's brain area. steve, thank you for authoring that legislation, and i yield you such time. mr. chabot: thank you. i appreciate you yielding, mr. smith. i would just want to make sure that we recognize your leadership on this issue for such a long time. when i first came to the house, henry hyde was still here and he was known as the father of the pro-life movement, at least in congress, and you have taken that mantle from him because you clearly are the leader amongst all of us here that have been trying to protect innocent unborn lives for many years now so thank you for that. you do a great job for the people of your district, but particularly on the pro-life issue. so thank you for that. our colleague, mr. fortenberry, just mentioned -- he wanted to thank you, also, for always advocating on behalf of women, which you do. i

it happened yesterday morning at the chabot regional park right near the equestrian center there. police say the woman you see in this surveillance image -- bit another woman. it all happened after the suspect's dog attacked the jogger-- and she defended herself with pepper spray. the jogger and suspect then got into a fight... and the victim says she was bitten. the suspect has been identified as 19-year-old alma identified as 19-has been identified as 19- year-old alma cad-walader from oakland. she has been booked into the santa rita jail. .. (grant) in pleasanton ... police are trying to find the driver who hit a pedestrian as they tried to cross the street. this is surveillance video of the surveillance video of the truck as it hit the pedestrian. it happened two weeks ago at the intersection of tom burnett lane and johnson drive. police say the driver stopped at the scene and provided information that was later determined to be false. the driver was last seen walking into a nearby building ... right across the street from where the collision happened. (vicki) in the south bay

it happened yesterday morning at the chabot regional park right near the equestrian center there.police say the woman you see in this surveillance image -- bit

. >> but it was an around the clock new year's eve party for the kids today at oakland's chabot space and science center. >> three, two, one! >> complete with epic balloon drops, families celebrated the stroke of midnight several times today at the space center. >> the kids get to causuay they ot's19 year holding this event and there were plenty of balloons to go around. about 2,500 of them were dropped throughout the day. >>> besides the bay area windy conditions also a huge issue in the sierra today, this video we got from squaw valley. several resorts had to close their lifts today, just too windy. gusts over the peaks topped out near 100 miles per hour. >> i wonder if that's going to affect the fireworks tonight. >> we'll find out at 6:00 from wilson walker. what are you guys doing to ring in the new year? >> i'll be right here with you. >> i heard it said the difference between youth, adolescence, and middle age when you're young, you get to stay up until midnight on new year's eve. in middle age you are compelled to stay up. >> do i have to do this? >> we will tonight and we wil

nbc bay areas marianne favro is live at chabot space and science center with a look at >>> the time is right for the ellipse, the kids can stay up and see it but the weather is not cooperating. what is the backup plan? >> sometimes you have to go plan b, right? because of the clouds it is going to be difficult in the bay area to see this lunar eclipse.t this planetarium. and that video will be come anything likely from an obateople are expected to pour into the planetarium to watch the lunar eclipse tonight. they will hear details from an astronomer as they look at the rare super blue blood moon. it is expected to glow a grownish red. >> you will see sort of a deeper and deeper cookie bite out of the moon until around 8:40 or so. you will -- the moon will be completely immersed into the earth's shadow. >> this is an image showing the last similar eclipse back in 2015. expect to see some heavy shading starting around 7:0030. and then between 8:40 and 9:40 the eclipse will be totally. you don't need a telescope if you do get a break and the clouds can can see it. but binoculars will be h

the victim says she was approached by cadawalader last week at the chabot regional park. that she had to defend herself against a dog attack .. by using pepper spray ... and that she was bitten on the arm by the attacker. the defense attorney for the suspect says the victim was never attacked by dogs ... and that the pepper spray was unwarranted. ( darya ) officers broke up a sideshow in a north bay parking lot after months of complaints. c-h-p and santa rosa police targeted the drivers in a special operation.. over the course of the last few months... police received complaints about sideshows on the weekends. people say they were happening in the parking lots of target and best buy on santa rosa avenue and the coddingtown mall. various drivers were "spinning donuts" and "peeling out". 23 people were given citations. ( james ) for your money this morning... what is the best city to live in in california? and one of the biggest tech shows on the planet gets underway today. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningthe best city to li

a jogger claimed she was attacked by a dog and then bitten by the dog's owner at chabot regional park. kpix5's juliette goodrich is at the courthouse in dublin where the dog owner was supposed to make her first court appearance. >> reporter: yes. this dog owner is 19 years old. today we're hearing two very different versions of what happened. the jogger saying she was attacked, the 19-year-old defendant saying that she was acting in self-defense and now the d.a.'s office has put this on hold trying to review the case trying to figure out exactly what happened. a jogger bitten by a dog owner, these photos show the marks. >> she continued. it wasn't just a bite where she let go with her teeth. she kept her teeth sunk into the arm until she finally was able to grab the pepper spray from my client. >> reporter: and a dog pepper sprayed, its eye swollen shut. today two very different versions of exactly what happened being told now by the jogger and defendant's lawyers. >> this is my client's arm. >> reporter: we've seen some pictures that are pretty hard to look at. so how do you defend t

at the chabot regional park. a female jogger says, she had to defend herself against a dog attack ..by using pepper spray.. she was then approached by the dogs owner on the goldenrod trail. the female assailant attacked and punched the victim several times. as the victim attempted to push off the attacker.. she was bitten on her forearm by the suspect. police say, the attacker had two dogs. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... more bad news for p-g-and-e. several insurance companies are filing lawsuits... blaming the utility for the deadly camp fire that destroyed 14- thousand homes in butte county. the fire led to billions of dollars in insurance claims. the most recent lawsuit was filed by allstate... state farm... and u-s-a-a. this is in addition to severl other lawsuits filed by victims of the fire. investigators still have not determined how the fire started. ( robin ) in the east bay ... investigators identified the body found at a landfill in livermore ... as 23-year-old karina bant

police say 19-year-old alma kadwalager attacked a jogger yesterday morning in chabot regional park. the jogger claims it happened after she pepper sprayed a dog to ward off a dog attack. she said the dog's owner then tackled her, punched her and bit her in the forearm. there's someiden. the oakland resident was arrested and booked into the santa rita jail. >>> just a few more days as governor, jerry brown will leave office monday after a historic run four four-year terms leading our state. this was moving day for governor brown. moving trucks were parked outside the historic governor's mansion in downtown sacramento. brown moved into the mansion in 2016 and was the first governor since ronald reagan in 1967 to live there. he plans to retire to his family property in colusa county but remain active in politics. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is scheduled monday to take his new position. the concert is at the golden one center in sacramento benefiting the california fire foundation. other acts include common, ex- ambassadors, betty who and a group from paradise, cold weather sons. t

at the chabot regional park. a female jogger says, she had to defend herself against a dog attack ..by using pepper spray.. she was then approached by the dogs owner on the goldenrod trail. the female assailant attacked and punched the victim several times. as the victim attempted to push off the attacker.. she was bitten on her forearm by the suspect. police say, the attacker had two dogs. ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) happening now ...police in livermore are searching for two men who stole 20-thousand dollars in handbags. here are surveillance images of the two theives. they stole from the san francisco premium outlets in livermore on wednesday. police say the two men drove off in a dark colored s-u-v. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... more bad news for p-g-and-e. several insurance companies are filing lawsuits... blaming the utility for the deadly camp fire that destroyed 14- thousand homes in butte county. the fire led to billions of dollars in insurance claims. the most recent l

the victim says she was approached by cadawalader last week at the chabot regional park.orted to police that she had to defend herself against a dog attack .. by using pepper spray ... and that she was bitten on the arm by the attacker. the defense attorney for the suspect says the victim was never attacked by dogs ... and that the pepper spray was unwarranted. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... remembering a fallen officer.a community pays respects to newman officer ronil singh . ( darya ) plus... students from paradise are returning to school this week. we'll show you the temporary place set up for them to learn. ( darya ) and next ... chp officers conduct a sideshow crackdown in the bay area. find out where the operation went down. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) plenty more rain ahead in the forecast. today will be one of our lighter days as ran and wind tapers off before intensifying again tonight into tomorrow. highs will peak back up into a range of upper 50's and low 60's. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze t

at the chabot regional park. a female jogger says, she had to defend herself against a dog attack ..by using pepper spray.. she was then approached by the dogs owner on the goldenrod trail. the female assailant attacked and punched the victim several times. as the victim attempted to push off the attacker.. she was bitten on her forearm by the suspect. police say, the attacker had two dogs. (robin) coming up ... people lined up for hours for the chance of getting a ticket to steph curry's party tonight. (robin) plus ... we'll speak to local business owners on the reason so many are having to close their doors in san francisco. (robin) but first... we'll take a look at another bay area city's crime rate that is heading in the wrong direction. ( john ) and i am ( john ) ( john )( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) (slurping, kiss) (crunch) a lot happens in a day. outlast happens once. outlast all-day lipcolor with 24-hour stay power. from covergirl. with 24-hour stay power. uh uh - i de

at the chabot regional park. a female jogger says, she had to defend herself against a dog attack ..by using pepper spray.. she was then approached by the dogs owner on the goldenrod trail. the female assailant attacked and punched the victim several times. as the victim attempted to push off the attacker.. she was bitten on her forearm by the suspect. police say, the attacker had two dogs. ( james )( james )plus.. murder in one east bay city is on the decline. we tell you where and how chp made it possible. ( james )plus... we hear from a bay area couple who are struggling in the wake of the government shutdown. ( james )and ... we speak to local business owners on the reason so many are having to close their doors in san francisco. francisco. show your gut some love. francisco. a delicious way to enjoy probiotics every day. with 20 years of devotion to gut health. activia. like no other. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now . it senses your movement, and automatically ad

for more than an hour, she and a naked all chabot ran through the sewers of mexico until they reachedeared four days later, el chapo was caught in the parking garage of a beachfront hotel, but not for long. he would escape prison, with a mile long tunnel dug into his jail cell. sanchez says she met el chapo when she was 21. import, she says she was confused by their relationship because up until yesterday, she thought they were a relationship. she sobbed, all of this as his wife, emma, sat in the courtroom, emotionless. she was nicknamed el chapo's deputy. >> sandra: there is a lot here, including his personal text messages. >> that's right. he had about 70 thoughts, including those belonging to his wife and mistress. flip to the tech guru, giving access to these messages. they had been listening to these conversations in which she is sunning a million-dollar drug deals. >> bill: 90 minutes before the hour, crossing today into mexico, heading for the u.s. we will show you in a moment else mexico reacted. he will be surprised to see that as president trump holds firm on border security

the victim says she was approached by cadawalader last week at the chabot regional park. she had to defend herself against a dog attack .. by using pepper spray ... and that she was bitten on the arm by the attacker. the defense attorney for the suspect says the victim was never attacked by dogs ... and that the pepper spray was unwarranted. ( darya ) happening now... police in fairfield are investigating a shooting that injured four people. it happened saturday night on the 17-hundred block of north texas street where a group was shooting a rap video. somebody with a mask showed up to the building and started shooting. people inside began returning fire. two of the victims were hit in the head... two others suffered non life threatening injuries. five guns were recovered from the scene. police are still looking for the man who opened fire in the first ( darya ) a close call in richmond where police saved two people in a home invasion robbery ... where one victim was stabbed. these are pictures shows the aftermath of the attack. it happened saturday morning. an officer ar

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the woman who bit a jogger who pepper-sprayed her dog at anthony chabot regional park was arrested today. 19-year-old alma cadwalader of oakland is facing multiple charges including battery with serious bodily injury.serious bodily injury. they say cadwalader's rottweiler tried attacking the jogger yesterday on a trail. the jogger used pepper spray to fend off the dog, and that's when cadwalader tackled the jogger and began punching her. when the jogger tried to push her away, cadwalader bit the woman's arm, leaving significant wounds. (ken)turning now to our four zone forecast. rain is on the way.(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the timing of the storm lawrence karnow: a series of strong storms are now headed toward the bay area and will impact the weekend. today we had plenty of sunshine with just a few clouds but the winds started picking up late in the day. its quiet on doppler radar now but the rain will be heavy at times late tonight and into tomorrow morning. also, gusty winds could bring trees down and make for difficult driving. another storm will arrive dur

at the chabot regional park. the victim also reported to police that she had to defend herself against a dog attack ..by using pepper spray. the female assailant attacked and punched the victim several times. as the victim attempted to push off the attacker.. she was bitten on her forearm by the suspect. police say, the attacker had two dogs. <....impleach the motheráááááá!> coming up -- a democratic congresswoman goes viral for using an expletive to call for the president's impeachment. see the moment it happened . (vicki) and -- ford is recalling more than 950- thousand cars... what you need to know about those takata airbags... when we come back... (grant) and -- why president trump says apple should change the way it makes the i-phone. (lawrence) weather tease (grant) president trump made his first comments today on apple's stock free-fall. (vicki) apple has seen billions in losses in its stock value following its warning that iphone sales in china are slowing down. however -- at today's press conference trum

police say that amy cadwalader attacked the jogger yesterday morning in chabot regional park. the jogger said it happened after she pepper sprayed her dog to ward off an attack. >>> this evening b.a.r.t. is struggling to explain a rash of holiday no-shows. large number eedid not report for work christmas eve and christmas. kpix5's melissa caen on the scramble to keep several b.a.r.t. stations open. melissa? >> reporter: yeah. it's not just christmas either. it was all new year's eve and we're here at the daly city b.a.r.t. station. this is one of the b.a.r.t. stations where b.a.r.t. police had to perform closing duties this stion new yearve be n agents showed up for work. >> i was very surprised. >> reporter: debora allen has been on the b.a.r.t. board for two years, but she had no idea there was an annual staffing emergency. >> as i asked about it of different people, it sort of seemed like this is something that just happens and everyone seemed to be somewhat aware of it. >> reporter: on christmas eve 37% of operational staff didn't show up. five stations didn't have agents.

. >>> new developments in an attack on a jogger at anthony chabot regional park yesterday. the suspect in custody is identified as a 19-year old from oakland. officials say the jogger defended herself with pepper spray with the suspect's dog attacked her, bit the victim causing significant wounds. >>> tomorrow the funeral will be held for newman corporal singh who died in the line of duty. newman is about 100 miles from the bay area between san jose and merced. "abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley found an entire community in mourning. >> reporter: corporal singh, ronil singh, a popular 33-year-old canine officer in newman for seven years, gunned down on december 26th during a dui stop. photos and flowers line the aisles of this theater in downtown newman today, singh's flag-draped casket at the front. he leaves behind his parents, a brother, his wife and a five month old son. >> he was a good friend of mine. he was a good role model. he was a great dad. he was a great son. >> very sweet officer. i'm just sorry that this had to happen. he was the one that climbed up on a l

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a jogger and dog owner got into spa fight at chabot park on thursday. john o'connor represents the jogger. the jogger's name is cyndi stainner. he said his client pepper sprayed alma cadwalader. >> the next bite would be skin. she did not spray directly at the dog but above the head. she has experience and knows any animal will be distracted. >>> she said the dog owner threw her client to the ground and bit her. the dog's attorney said the dog didn't do anything and the bite was self-defense. police arrested the dog owner. the alameda county d.a. has not made a charging decision yet. >>> north bay, investigating a sewage leak caused by last weekend's storm. it happened sunday on broad moor avenue. 50,000 brands of sewage got into storm drains and possibly creeks. officials will report the spill to state regulators and conducting water test toss make sure water is safe. >>> happening today oakland mayor plans to spend the first day in a day of service. she kicked off the second term by taking the oath of office. the mayor will focus on charities has help

at the chabot regional park. a female jogger says, she had to defend herself against a dog attack ..by using pepper spray.. she was then approached by the dogs owner on the goldenrod trail. the female assailant attacked and punched the victim several times. as the victim attempted to push off the attacker.. she was bitten on her forearm by the suspect. police say, the attacker had two dogs. (ken) turning now to a dramatic escape caught on camera out of southern california. (pam) our grant lodes joins us now with that video... grant? ((grant/landing vo)) a garden grove couple down in orange county survived an early morning fire in their apartment by jumping from a second floor window. ((take full)) neighbors were able to help them land safely. the husband and wife were also able to save two of their cats... but six other died in the fire. after they were out of the apartment... the husband was able to talk about they made it.

he is not al chabot coming is is not a mafia figure, he is not being charged with a violent crime, he is lying to congress. do we really need tactical vehicles, armored guns drawn, predawn raids, cnn cameras tipped off? >> that was preposterous, total overkill, and it really was a revelation of the political motivation of too much of our federal law enforcement. i hate to say that. >> sean: this is not to law enforcement, this is robert mueller and company. >> when you round up a battalion of law enforcement to go after one senior citizen who over dresses, you know, in a predawn raid to, you get him in his pajamas with his wife and his poodle, this is ridiculous. americans look at that. >> sean: it is done on purpose. >> one second, law enforcement, justice millett, the actor from "empire." a black actor was apparently mugged and they put a noose around his neck last night, i went law enforcement going after the sons of bridges that did that to that kid, not 25 of them going to roger at stone's house. >> sean: they do it again and again for processed crimes, this is just -- we only ha

the generals and those in court had stunning including that of chabot had brought several officials andally amazing details. it was like a soap opera one day when you had the mistress on there while the wife listened about how they abated the mexican marines by going down a tunnel stark naked to escape them. as i say, a trial that really lived up to the hype. 0ne that really lived up to the hype. one for your memorise. we will watch out for that next week. of course, if there is a guilty verdict, he will spend a lot of time in prison. inafew will spend a lot of time in prison. in a few minutes we will talk about saudi arabia. we will explain their decision. a coroner has ordered that the inquests into the deaths of five people in the guildford pub bombings should be re—opened, more than a0 years after they were suspended. civilian paul craig and soldiers caroline slater, william forsyth, john hunter and ann hamilton died at the horse and groom pub, in 1974 when two ira bombs went off. four people accused of carrying out the attacks had their convictions the families of victims and survi

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paul chabot. president and ceo of conservative move.e from blue states basically to red states. which state is the one that is losing most people? >> so when you look at the overall numbers california is by far losing the most. not only people but businesses. california lost about a half million people in the last eight years. they have lost about 13,000 businesses in the last four years. but you look at illinois, look at new york, new jersey, most of these blue states are losing populations. and they are coming to red states. texas, and florida, idaho, utah. stuart: did you say over last eight years, california has lost a half million people? >> yeah. half million people. now here's what's interesting, when you look at that california will say, look our numbers are sort of stable. well, that is not actually the case. they have a huge illegal immigration problem. about a million illegals in los angeles. maybe three plus million throughout the state. so you have many more people leaving the state than you do moving in. you can look at th

do you want to go to chabot with me and my wife. yes. >> that's great. that does really help.oing to your tv husband's wedding, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> in l.a. thank you, thank. >> how was that? >> it was super fun. it was an amazing party. >> that was a pretty crazy -- thank you? a picture of you. >> that's me kissing my wife. my sweet aliza. look at that. it was the surreal thing to have the friends from college co-mingingling with actual friends from college, you know, at a wedding of dancing. some people singing on stage. >> oh e. yeah, your husband. her husband sang and it was fantastic. yeah -- >> it was a good time. >> you guys shot in atlantic city which had to be a ton of fun. was there some gambling involved. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] it was -- we were shooting nights which means you show up to set at about, you know, 5:00 pak and you're shooting until about 4:00, 5:00 a.m. and that didn't stop us. we went back to the hotel which is, of course, attached to a casino and would gamble for a few hours. >> there's no windows so -- >> there was nobody the

terrorist sanctions act with my colleagues on the foreign affairs committee, brad sherman, steve chabot, and tom swassy -- swazzy. -- swosey. including those responsible for the september 2018 attacks on the u.s. embassy in baghdad and consulate in mosul. i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill. in conclusion god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i reent he he -- recently met with an extraordinary american. mr. higgins: today i rise to share her story and her late husband. they were born in romania into jewish families and taken by the nazi regime and held in a cam national park auschwitz. -- camp in arb bits. -- auschwitz. family separation with lethal ending. taken to ople auschwitz 11st were killed. they met at a displaced persons camp and later sponsored by relatives

chabot: on a personal note, my wife donna is a u.c. grad, as is our daughter erica. we're fortunate to have a tremendous, fine institution in our community. so congratulations to the university of cincinnati for achieving the significant milestone and best of luck for another 200 years. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does think gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> minneapolis, pursuant to clause 2 of rule 9 i hereby give notice of my intention to offer a question of privileges of the house. madam speaker, i ask unanimous condition consent that the form of the resolution appear in the record at this point. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the form of the resolution will appear in the record at this point. under rule 9, resolution offered from the floor by a member other than the majority leader or the minority leader as a question of the privilege os they have house has immediate precedence only at a time designated by the chair within two legislative days after the resolution is properly noticed. pending that des