imporverishment, establish a state medicaid option to provide coordinated care to children with complex medical conditions through health -- s, prevent the impoverishment, establish a state medicaid option to provide coordinated care to children with complex medical conditions through health homes, prevent the misclassification of drugs for purposes of the medicaid drug rebate program, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. ruiz, and the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. rise ruiz mr. speaker, -- mr. ruiz: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 1839. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ruiz: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ruiz: mr. speaker, i'm humbled to rise in support of h.r. 1839, the medicaid services investment and accountability act, a bill that will strength

s talking about nothing else but brick's it when you have real concerns about our children schools our national health service knife crime you want this stage of the brics it process to be over and done with i agree on your side it is now time for m.p.'s to decide so today i have written to donald to ask the president of the european council to request a stuart extension of article fifty up to the thirtieth of june to give m.p.'s the time to make a final choice do they want to leave the e.u. with a deal which delivers on the result of the referendum that takes back control of our money borders and laws while protecting jobs and our national security do they want to leave without a deal or do they not want to leave at all causing potentially irreparable damage to public trust not just in this generation of politicians but to our entire democratic process it is high time we made a decision so far parliament has done everything possible to avoid making a choice motion after motion and amendment after amendment has been tabled without parliament ever deciding what it wants all m.p.'s have been willing to

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children schools our national health service knife crime you want this stage of the bricks it process to be over and done with i agree on your side it is now time for m.p.'s to decide john howard has the latest from westminster. well to resume a prepares now to face the e.u. and its leaders in brussels and be issued formally with these all to make to you have your short extension if you want but only if you pass your deal first will in one sense that gives to reason may want she wanted another vote on her brakes a deal and in circumstances potentially that make that vote more winnable pitting it directly against the much see no deal breaks its options open the numbers may yet be against it would be potentially a large number of m.p.'s on the right of her party who don't mind the idea of a no deal breaker and eventually not enough in these in the labor benches and elsewhere to make up that gap as much as to reserve a says in her statement in her address to the nation this evening that she is on the side of the public they

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children's schools our national health service knife crime you want this stage of the bricks it process to be over and done with i agree on your side it is now time for m.p.'s to decide the former bosnian serb political leader radovan carriage which will now spend the rest of his life in jail after being recent by a un court in the hague farish was appealing against his twenty sixteen conviction for genocide which he was given forty years behind bars but the judges said that sentence and it's a massacre in one thousand nine hundred five was too light given the gravity of his crimes. rescuers in mozambique fear the number of deaths from soccer in it i will continue to rise with more bodies being found in the flood waters present really big new sea says more than two hundred people so far confirmed dead since he died made landfall last thursday he warned three hundred fifty thousand remained at risk and many people have lost all their possessions in the flooding will three hundred people have been killed across southern afri

health care c.e.o.'s, guys that run the insurance companies, made $1.7 billion in compensation. [booing] children afford to go to the doctor but the c.e.o. of united health group made $83 million in compensation. [booing] we need a health care system that invests in disease prevention, that invests in doctors, in nurses, in dentists, and in rural clinics, so that everybody in this country has access to a doctor or a dentist. [cheering] we do not need a health care system which allows insurance companies to make billions of dollars in profit and the c.e.o.'s of those companies to make outlandish compensation packages. so we say to the insurance companies, your day is coming. yes, we are going to pass a medicare for all single payor program. [cheering] and i want to say a word -- i want to say a word to senior citizens who are on medicare right now. trump and some of his friends are saying, medicare for all is going to lower quality of health care for seniors. i know i shocked you when i say this, donald trump is lying. i know. i have to say that. here is the truth. medicare is a very strong progra

health and clean air and clean water for our children." (catherine) children." water for our (c the resolution calls for the u-s to shift away from fossil fuelslike oil and coal. replacing them with renewable sources like wind and solar power. many republicans aren't buying it... and the senate has blocked lawmakers from considering the measure. (ken) a major win today in an ongoing fight against robocalls. the federal trade commission announced today -- it shut down separate operations that were responsible for making billions of illegal calls. and -- good news for verizon customers. the wireless provider launched a new tool aimed at filtering them. the free service will display a scam alert on a smartphone's screen to notify customers the call is likely coming from a fraudulent source. some calls will be blocked and not received by your phone at all. landline phones will also have access to the protection service through caller i-d. (ápause for opená) (ken) in this morning's celebration of women's history month ....we are excited to profile a woman whose life and career set an example of tenacity and perseverance ... for all women during th

mostly very young children who are unvaccinated the health department has declared a measles outbreak and says that it is now struggling to contain it. really and need to do a d.v.d.'s because the challenge is to attain the herd immunity herd immunity means that you have a lot of people who are vaccinated so that those who are not vaccinated are able to transmit their. vitals and in fact others. rates in the philippines have been dropping in the last few years a recent scare involving a dandy vaccine caused immunization rates to plummet even further. of these are. the songs. we have a vaccine coverage in the eighty even what about the forty percent. efforts to tip the scales haven't been fast enough charmaine such she'd been immunized but picked up the virus at a health center for a prenatal checkup. measles can be extremely dangerous for pregnant women. because he. i'm scared about what will happen to my baby but i'm trying to be strong. leader lots of commitment we don't know what my doctors said the condition shouldn't affect the baby because i'm at thirty two weeks already. but i'm scared this image of my life in the shape. of the local authorities are working w

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children schools our national health service knife crime. you want this stage of the bricks it process to be over and done with i agree i am on your side she might be forgiven for wondering if there is anyone left on. reporting there will political commentator andre walker says the trees amaze approach to breaks it has been a failure. trying her best to deliver on the referendum result but she's dead wrong in the way of doing it the withdrawal agreement and the backstop means that unless the irish agree with our trade agreements we end up being ruled by brussels in perpetuity that can't make any sense for a sensible democratic western nation so it's a reason they may well be doing her best and she's she's fighting a parliament that desperately wants to remain in the european union what nobody is thinking about is what the ordinary voters want of people want to leave the european union that's what the majority want so we consulted parliament we consulted the government we consulted the european union and they've all got t

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children schools our national health service knife crime. you want this stage of the bricks process to be over and done with i agree i am on your side she might be forgiven for wondering if there is anyone left on her it's. ok so what can happen next let's bring in chris mihm or r.t. he's the director of the pangea y. a research and analysis consultant organization you very welcome please and thanks for coming on this evening it seems like stalemate it seems like it's been that way for months and months now do you see a path out of this crisis. and you see why the reason we are in this position is very simple when briggs it was first announced as an idea as a concept and there was no meat on the board as to what the concept of what the process actually would mean and when you start off in a place with such uncertainty there's no surprise us to the situation room now so are less the identity of briggs it is made clear to be disruptions and stalling methods will only continue to resume a is try to do that hasn't she with h

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children schools a national health service knife crime. you want this stage of the bricks process to be over and done with i agree on your side she might be forgiven for wondering if there is anyone left on her as a professor of european law francesca believes that the bridge that process has gridlocked u.k. politics with no end in sight. this is symptomatic of politics politics in the u.k. is basically stalled i actually think it's quite fascinating that she's going to try and sneak her deal through as one of the seven rich variations on it now obviously i i don't think that can be stopped but she still intent on trying to push through or do europe has been defeated torrents record turned i think that we have this through very very serious crisis it's as if the referendum in two thousand and sixteen froze over it's really it's become the totem that nobody could contradict it was in two thousand and sixty said we're leaving and of course we need to really to read. through it then everybody else to make you know what ex

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children schools our national health service knife crime. you want this stage of the bricks process to be over and done with i agree on anyone left on a. political consultant to close member are to explain why every step in the briggs it process is only making the situation more complicated when briggs it was first announced as an idea as a concept and there was no meat on the board as to what the concept of what the process actually would mean and we start off in a place with such uncertainty there's no surprise us to the situation room now so are less the identity of briggs it is will only continue i think the sentiment right now in parliament is that. go through under very pressured measures which means peace in parliament won't vote with what they believe is to be the best way for forward but war do it because the time pressures are so tight which almost holds parliament to run saying this is the only deal we have a you'd better put it through because you're certainties are too big and too widespread to even imagine.

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children schools our national health service knife crime you want this stage of the bricks it process to be over and done with i agree on your side she might be forgiven for wondering if there is anyone left on her. political consultant who has been moran to explain why every step in their private process any making the situation more complicated. when briggs it was first announced as an idea as a concept and there was no meat on the bone as to what the concept of what the process actually would mean and we start off in a place with such uncertainty is no surprise us to the situation room now so unless the identity of breaks it is made clear that the disruptions and stalling methods will only continue i think the sentiment right now in parliament is that. it's almost an impossibility of this deal going through and if it does go through it will go through under very pressured measures which means and piece in parliament won't vote with what they believe is to be the best way for forward but will do it because the time pre

s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children's schools our national health service knife crime you want this stage of the bricks process to be over and done with i agree on your side she might be forgiven for wondering if there is anyone left on her. friend soldiers will be allowed to open fire during yellow vests protest if lives are put in danger by rioters that is according to an army general speaking ahead of a nineteenth consecutive weekend of nationwide demonstrations on saturday last weekend the capital paris saw chaotic scenes. i. was like. oh ok. thousands of soldiers will be deployed outside french government buildings artie's medina caution of reports from paris. another week and other protests but this time opening fire at crowds is apparently an option. you order the soldiers a strictly set out extremely precise they have different modes of action to face all threats that you could go as well as a new fire what if they're all someone else's life is it correct this saturday over five thousand armed soldiers will be in the streets parisians are di

one new york suburb s so alarmed, it banned unvaccinated children under 18 from indoor places for 30 days. while some protested, public health officials say the move is appropriate. >>> want to talk about a story out of south carolina, here a fifth grader has died after a fight at her school. raniya wright was knocked unconscious on monday. she passed away two days latho. the district said the other student involved is also a fifth grader and has been suspended. outraged parents gathered at a school board meeting yesterday, demanding to know how something like this could happen. >> i came out here, like, aperyone else out here wanting to know how thisned. >> a go-fund-me to pay for funeral expenses has raided about $50,000. >>> most of us use our gps every day. but for two drivers in fauquier county, virginia, their gps led them closeodanger. one driver said gunshots were his co leave. but someone tried to barricade him on the operty. almost the exact same thing happened in the southern part of fauquier county. listen o what this mother say happened to her. >> i was coming from huntington, west virginia, to visit my family.

health experts taking their message about the risks of un- vaccinated children to the u-s senate todayith a key testimony from a teenager. (grant) an ohio teenager... who chose to be vaccinated against his mother's wishes... was the star witness at a senate hearing on capitol hill today. (pam) it was part of the senate health committee's hearing on vaccines and preventable disease outbreaks... our washington d.c. bureau reporter drew petrimoux has the story. "my mother is an anti-vax advocate." years after his parents refused to get him common vaccines -- 18 year old ethan lindenberger did his own research, and decided to get them on his own. "i saw that the information in defense of vaccines outweighed the concerns heavily." the senate health committee used ethan's story to highlight what medical experts and lawmakers say is a growing problem: un- vaccinated children. "internet fraudsters who claim that vaccines are not safe are preying on the unfounded fears and daily

mostly very young children who are unvaccinated the health department has declared a measles outbreak and says that it is now struggling to contain it. really a need to do a d.v.d.'s because the challenge is to attain the herd immunity herd immunity means that you have a lot of people who are box of a third so that those who are not vaccinate that are able to transmit their missiles vitals and in fact others. immunization rates in the philippines have been dropping in the last few years a recent scare involving a dang vaccine caused immunization rates to plummet even further. this are a. resource. we have a vaccine coverage in the. it even what about the forty percent. efforts to tip the scales haven't been fast enough charmaine abad such she'd been immunized but picked up the virus at a health center for a prenatal checkup measles can be extremely dangerous for pregnant women. i'm scared about what will happen to my baby but i'm trying to be strong. that little loss of. my doctors said the condition shouldn't affect the baby because i'm at thirty two weeks already. but i'm scared. of the local authorities are working with the red cross to increase hospital beds f

s we should put the long-term health of our society first. it's not good for our society if more childreng crimes when they grow up as happened in quebec when they implemented a full day care program there. it is not good for society when the children are more aggressive and having more special needs placement. and so forth. and all of that, i mean, what we need to do is think about what is most sustainable for society and business plays a role but it is not the most important thing. >> tucker: every survey shows that most parents would like to raise their own kids when they are little. anyway. if i was running a political party, that is the first promise i would make, and economy that could live on one an income and raise your own kids. it seems simple. why is no party doing that? >> because the parties are listening to the polsters rather than to the people close to the families and the children. if you talk to low income and middle-class mothers, they call it a mark of luxury to devote more time to family and less to and to be able to devote more time to paid work outside of the home.

health workers, making it much harder to contain. the bbc s senior africa correspondent anne soy travelled to beni, the town worst hit by the outbreak. in isolation but not alone. these childrent's a riskyjob, but their carers are survivors of ebola who are now immune. they are helping to fight a disease that brought them misery. rachelle lost ten members of her family. back in her village, she blames ignorance for the huge loss. translation: we opened the body bag and performed rituals on my mothers body. the medics warned us against it. they said she had died from ebola, but we refused to believe them. we told them she died from food poisoning. then they tried to persuade us to get vaccinated but we refused. the outbreak occurred in an area that had never dealt with ebola. what complicates the response here is the presence of dozens of armed groups vying for control of the mineral rich region. attacks are frequent. rebels killed nine in this village overnight. at daybreak, health workers took the bodies to be tested for ebola. it's now standard practice. they want to stop people from touching bodies that could have ebola. but that has only fuelled suspicion. translation: we

department of health and human services to care for unaccompanied alien children by staying that the office of refugee settlement created an environment of systemic sexual assaults by hh s staff and of unaccompanied alien children. this acquisition was absolutely false. to my knowledge, i don't know that representative deutsche has visited an o.r.r. facility. i have at least 10 times. his comments discredit the effort by employees to deal with a problem that was created not in this administration but previous administrations when the care of unaccompanied alien children came within their purview. if you don't like the work that in.r. is doing, then you're the majority and the appropriate committee that can change about authority. following the claims by representative deutch attacking o.r.r. director hayes sent a letter detailing the effects of the sexual assault allegations and requested an apology from representative deutch. to the best of knowledge, i he has not received that apology. i will ask that the entire letter that was sent to representative deutch be entered into the record, but i want to read a portion of it because i think it is instructive. it is a letter

smart phones and tablets long enough for doctors to s what kindf impact they can have on our children's eyes. >> doreen gensler is working for your healthe wants to see. we'll take a break. your forect is up next. this is you shopping. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. you shopping, you maximizing. you shopping, you maximizing. find the brands you love and get more you for your money, every time. it's not shopping, it's maximizing. start maximizing today! maxx life at t.j.maxx >>> good morning. a little breeze and temperatures in the 20s. so windchills in the teens this morning in many spots. 19 the feels-like factor in lease berg. 19 in washington. it will be a bright and sunny day start to finish. afternoon highs will only be in the mid to a upper 30s even colder weather settles in for tomorrs. the coldere for the next three days. as we start to remove the cold out and thein moisture there could be a rain-snow mix on friday. >> thank you, chuck. another local news update in about 25 minutes. >> back to the "today" show after this short break. have a great day. >>> we're >>> we're back at 7:30 on this tuesday morning, t 5th of ma

s noelle bellow is live tonight from the santa clara county public health department .. with the details, noelle? live pam and ken most people receive two doses of the mmr vaccine as children. it protects you from measles, mumps and rubella - but those who havent fotten that vaccine and visited any of the nearly two dozen places on this list over the last couple of weeks the health department wants you to pay attention. now as for the adult who contracted the illness, we know two things - this is not connected to the cluster of three cases that happened in the bay area earlier this year -- and the health department is positive they did not contract the illness here. anytime we have someone with an infectious disease, particularly measles - we want people to know iftheyre at risk of getting sick santa clara public health director doctor sara cody says if you've been vaccinated -- you're okaywhat's important to remember is it's just people who aren't immune to measles, so if you're not vaccinated or you're with famiily that isn't vaccinated because theyre a baby or they're immuno compromised, then you need to look at the listdr cody says the person who contracted measles did

children's health and safety. just a personal statement, i remember going back to the early ,0's, going down to otay mesa standing up at a place called carl's jr. with binoculars and watching the enormity of what comes across that border. the trucks, after chuck, after chuck, way beyond the horizon. the horizon does not change. the addition of the x-ray devices as well as other things and i have asked my staff to make visitations on various places where children are housed. suffice it to say that i think i represent -- i know what the chairman does for his side. our side of the aisle is really concerned about this. we look to you for forward thinking action. i don't see any signs where the next few months are going to be any better than the last few months. we must gear up to deal with it in a humane and professional way. thank you for being here. i look forward to the testimony. >> thank you. listening to the opening statements, it sounds like we are ships passing in the night. each has their version of reality but facts are stubborn things. facing that cbp is unprecedented challenges today. and i applaud your e

cut to be in the 560's and the rest is to be able to use many of the same recisions that congress has used in the past. money that was never going to be spent within children's health insurance program. again, this is money that's not going to be spent. congress since 2011 has used these chimps, these recisions to the tune of $58 billion. and yet, the minute we try to use it to actually deal with our deficit or to remove them from the appropriations process so they can't be used as an offset somehow we're hurting family and children's health insurance programs. so, yes, we do rely on them to get down to the actual cap level and we think there will be absolutely no impact on children's health programs. mr. norman: what you just said is exactly what mick mulvaney when he mentioned he could not understand why there was any argument over this $15 billion in cuts. the money couldn't be used even if they wanted it to so this was not a cut. let's go over what mr. johnson mentioned about the -- you would agree the biggest cost to our -- i guess the biggest factor is mandatory spending. mr. vought: again, i would agree it's one of the largest drivers. i might actually agree

health and social care says one—in—three children leave primary school overweight or obese. robert wheway, director of children's play advisory service, a consultancy that advises local authorities on how to improve children says to tackle childhood obesity. it had hardly any effect because all it's doing is treating the symptoms and not the cause. the cause of our poor health and our children, both mental and physical health, is that they cannot get out and play every day. runaround, have physical development, social development, runaround in the streetjust outside where they live. i take your point about that, having grown up in a small village we could wander off and play safely, but presumably, it's not practical for a lot of people so, you got to deal with the situation you find. and presumably, this arguably is one the ways of dealing with the symptoms. yes, but the real thing is that we need to stop the domination of the car in residential roads. children, where the car has combed sufficiently in small cul—de—sacs, children as young as four and five play out happily as they have been for countless generations, so they did that every day, physical exercise, every day learning how to take turns and rea