coons: mr.? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to house concurrent resolution 112, which was received from the house and is at the desk. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. the clerk will report. the clerk: providing for a conditioning adjournment of the house of representatives and the conditional recess or adjournment of the senate. mr. coons: i know of no further debate on the measure. the presiding officer: is there further debate? if not, all in favor say aye. opposed, nay. the ayes appear to have t the ayes do have it. the violence agreed to. mr. coons: dishaict the motion to reconsider be laid on the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: i understand that there are two bills at the desk and ask for the their first reag en bloc. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the titles of the bills for the first time en bloc. the clerk: h.r. 2530, an act making

the head of the business roundtable, john engler, debates senator chris coons on whether that's unpatriotic. >>> and our power player of the week. ivanka trump, on taking the family empire to new heights. >> i represent the feminine voice of an otherwise more masculine brand. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. president obama says the campaign of air strikes and humanitarian air drops he ordered this week is, quote, a long term project that could go on for months. but he maintains there are strict limits to our involvement in iraq. today, we want to analyze the u.s. combat mission in depth. retired four-star general jack keane will lay out the battlefield. we'll hear from two leading senators, but first, senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler has the latest developments. wendell. >> chris, the president says there are several objectives in the iraq campaign and not all of them are under the control of the u.s. and its allies. the first is to defend the u.s. consulate in erbil where there are several hundred marines and

back here to discuss this is democratic senator chris coons of delaware.g here, coming back. i have to ask you, why is china beating us out when it comes to trade with africa? >> china has been recentlessly focused on the continent of the greatest opportunity in this century. they've put dozens and dozens of foreign commercial service officers all over the continent. we have just a handful. anecdotally i hear they have more promoting chinese business, connecting chinese companies located in nairobi alone than we have on the entire continent of 54 countries. the new secretary of commerce has been addressing this issue and has recently led a successful trade mission, stepped up an increased the number of our foreign commercial service workers. that's one first step we needed to take. second, we needed to engage on energy as secretary monies has. last, we needed to bring to the table the central focus that the president was able to bring with this summit. the chinese have hosted summits like the one just concluded here in washington for a decade now. it's lon

therefore we would also like to thank senator coons and senator hatch for defending the trade secret act to establish the right for the company to file the federal district court in order to seize the property proprietary property contained in the trade secrets stolen from a company. we look forward to working with senator coons and senator hatch and support the efforts to encourage the congress to act quickly to pass this important legislation. we are also encouraged the new law and the discussion is passed with strength in overseas trade secret enforcement by raising awareness of the issue, promoting cooperation between u.s. and foreign law-enforcement and empowering our trade negotiators to encourage partners to similarly raise the bar. in conclusion we strengthened the trade secret law and thereby help protect our assets. thank you for your time in hearing our concerns. >> thank you mr. hoffman. i appreciate your testimony. the next witness is pamela, president and ceo of the center for responsible enterprise and trade also known as create.org. create is a non- governmental organ

coon cord 83. oakland 74 within the bounds of average. sunnyvale, 76. union city 75. pittsburgh 86.degrees. upper 60s in the financial district of san francisco over toward outside lands. nevada 80. 92 in lakeport with sunshine tomorrow. couple inland thunderstorms coming up on monday. otherwise, we're clear across the board. upper 80s inland. mid 70s near the bay. that is your kpix 5 forecast. >> thanks paul. >>> when there is not enough money and someone in the home gets a serious illness, you often change priorities. wendy is here to show us how one student is rising above that challenge. >> reporter: right. her mom has type ii diabetes. this is no ordinary case of diabetes and no ordinary daughter. >> she has grown up watching diabetes devastate her mother p one complication at a time. here, she is bandaging up sores that her mom gets from having disney dialysis three times a week. >> i see -- kidney dialysis three times a week. >> i see her suffer. makes me want to be closer to her and band her. >> her father left when she was small. she was only five when her mother became leg

. >>> new 59:30 delaware senator chris coons presents medals to the buffalo solder regimen. senator coons presented bronze star and four other decorations to first lieutenant james gill yam. fought to become a civil rights leaders. some of his medals were missing. he never received others he earned. >>> good evening, everyone. making your way down through the poconos or up to the poke knows this weekend we are taking you to 476 at mid county tolls, commuting in the northbound direction in the northeast extension you shouldn't find too many problems but you may hit just a blip on the radar, even through the lehigh valley so be mindful of that. 476 itself, southbound or northbound, between the schuylkill and mid county toll plaza looking good. no major problems as well northbound between i-95 and media, speed sensors are at a nice average speed. traveling 42 freeway heading down the shore i think every is already there. 492 looks great. walt whitman bridge we are not seeing too many problems. overall as we look at our wide we will notice speed sensors for a friday afternoon lo

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the job fair is hosted by tom carper, chris coons -- kuhns. >>> the taney dragons have a welcome homeparty. there were there for six hours and then got back on a bus and headed to new york. there are sounds from the welcome home party. a big greeting there. mayor michael nutter throwing the party at love park for the little legal heroes. he also promised them a parade on wednesday. >> i want the kids to have as much fun with this. >> we're still waiting on the exact details of the parade on wednesday to come out. stay tuned for that and stay tuned for nbc 10 this morning as we have continuing coverage of the taney dragons. matt drushia live at 30 rock later this morning. krogh can see taney's appearance on the "today" show. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> plenty of sunshine on the way today. you had a cool start with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. several degrees below normal for this time of year. we'll see bright, sunny skies. we'll still nice and low today. cristobal is a 50 mile-an-hour tropical storm and not going anywhere right now. c

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traffic further down from the car keen coon and it is a 30 minute delay and as you drive through there no major problems. let's look at san jose where northbound 101 and two 08 are -- 208 are doing -- 280 are doing very well. >>> and we have a system dropping down a low and it will play in most of the this weekend and we will have tropical clouds and i will show you where r mr. drizzle is back, brandon in passive can is always here. and kohl's fog and it is do you having dive and this is what we are concerned about and it is as tropical depression and some of this might get drawn up and forecast models are not in sink. if that is the says then we would be in play and others try to keep it right that and the low clouds and fog will get picked up and any time you get one in august that and awe every all all, 78 downtown and east san jose will be 81 or 82. 57 novato and a half moon bay, 57 gilroy and 55 at los gatos and saratoga and 50, there is your 24 gutting to 28 and a westerly breeze in place including napa airport. between 67 anden for. now a little cooler and include willing petalu

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and treat a coon with a hound dog and if he can't do that, stick with what he knows which is not southernculture and ought to shut his pie hole, bless his heart! (applause) >> all right. moviegoers in america are flocking to so movies that promote wholesome values. why faith- based films are >> with a budget of over $2 million. the film god's not dead turned in a huge profit and grossed 60 million when it was released this year. >> you think you are smarter than me? you think there is any argument that i will not have an answer for. >> that is the first intelligent thing you have said. let me make it clear. in that classroom, there is a god and i am here. and so don't try to humiliate me. >> the film is released on dvd and joining me is the star of the movie than what he plays in the film. kevin, great to have you here. (applause) >> thank you. kevin, if i didn't know you and all i anyhow was the screen appearance i would say that guy is a jerk. >> i know my friends in minnesota. i wanted to kick your but the. >> it was a great film. my wife and i saw it and we thought it was well done an

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and the democratic senator chris coones said it is a matter of economic patriotism. it is wrong but legal. we'll look forward to that. check your listings in your area for the time it runs. >> olympics star oscar pistorias's fate may be in the hands of the judge. we'll have that next. p÷úñ >> closing arguments underway in the oscar pistorias murder trial. the athlete leaving court with his father after the prosecution pulled no punches saying that pistorias was an appalling witness and he lied repeatedly. and blasting pistorias claim that he shot she reeva steenkam she did not utter a word. it just gets ridiculous. all of these things the court will have to accept before the court can accept the accused version. he's standing in front of the door. she's not hiding or scared of an intruder or scared of the accused. she's talking to him. it is not as if she thinks that something is wrong. she knows that the person that is a danger is in front of her. >> joining us now phil snyder, a former prosecutor and bill merchant defense attorney. welcome to both of you. he i

the blackout conference in las vegas now one of the experts i spoke with during the event was jack coons now jack is the chief security officer at risk based securities and a black hat veteran jack told me what he thinks about the fine balance between technology and privacy in today's computerized world and he also shared his thoughts on large scale hacks such as the data breach fine alleged russian gang which happened just last week during the conference now i started off our conversation by asking him how black hat has evolved over the years here's what he had to say. so it's definitely grown in size without a doubt. but you know i think early on it was very much focused on paul and researchers and it was less of sort of vendors participating and we seen vendors grow you know the expo hall meeting. a ton of vendors here so it's growing the dynamics of who's coming is changing it seems to be a little more management types and corporate not necessarily a bad thing but it's definitely as it as it grows it's not sort of a smaller audience that was very focused on sort of hard core technica

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bringing you all the latest and greatest from the event kicking it off with my interview with mr jake coons now jake is the chief security officer at risk based securities and a black hat veterans one of the big few who's been going for fifteen out of seventeen years and he's giving us the inside scoop on how the conference has evolved over the years and then in today's big deal i'm joined by the always always fabulous mr sam sachs and sam and i are discussing how an impending fast food armageddon armageddon potentially as an even bigger bite out of minimum wage jobs scary stuff and make sure hungry you all want to miss a moment and all starts right now. our lead story today sanctions now ever since the u.s. and e.u. began issuing sanctions against russia in response to the conflict in ukraine russia's economy has taken a hit but it's not alone european economies are also looking pretty bleak as a result of all of this now however today russia's retaliatory sanctions against europe are beginning to seriously reverberate through the continent and one country greatly affected by all this is g

and treat a coon with a hound dog and if he can't do that, stick with what he knows which is not southernure and ought to shut his pie hole, bless his heart! (applause) >> all right. moviegoers in america are flocking to so movies that promote wholesome values. why faith- based films are wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, everything! and with that in mind... what's in your wallet? >> with a budget of over $2 million. the film god's not dead turned in a huge profit and grossed 60 million when it was released this year. >> you think you are smarter than me? you think there is any argument that i will not have an answer for. >> that is the first intelligent thing you have said. let me make it clear. in that classroom, there is a g

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coon of weird. don't see that very often. >> scary. >> all right.well spencer is here with the weekend forecast. kind of raw awe in the city tonight but mailed elsewhere. >> $1 million day but it turned windy and cool and raw in the evening howevers. that will change of the wean. here's live doppler 7hd clear sky inland rate now but we have had fog at the coast much of the day and spinning locally out over the bay and evening hours. let's look at more significant development down in the tropical pacific with 3 tropical stems right now. tropical storm marie and lowell and hurricane korean a but effect on ocean conditions. the strorms producing south swell so pacific water will be a little rocky and wavey and unsteady and that's important for you to necessity if you engage in activities on and/or near the water. moon while just to our south the coastal area of southern california under high surf advisory until 5:00 o'clock on sunday. more significant effect on the ocean water there just because of the tropical storm if his contributing to that south s

octaves, play fiddle in a country band, give us his recipe for barbecue rub, coach little league, tree a coona hound dog and show us how he calls ducks. if he can't, stick with what he knows, shut his pie hole, bless his heart. all right. moviegoers flocking to see movies that promote wholesome values and support christian teaching. kevin sorbo of "god's not dead" why faith-based films are outperforming hollywood big budgets. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. but now that we have the adjustable base, it's even better. [alex] when i put my feet up on this bed, my stress just goes away. [evie] i go up...heeeeyyy... [donna]our tempur-pedic is the best thing in our house, 'cept for my husband. [lauren] wait,wait,where are you going? [announcer] discover how tempur-pedic can move you. and now through september 7th,save up to $500 on a tempur-pedic mattress and adjustable base. o unplug. with centurylink as your technology partner, our visionary

about the rule of law when you look what is happening on our border all you have to go is back to the coon substitution article 1 section 8 it talks about the congress having authority over nationalization. he does not. look at article 4 section 4 where it talks about the federal government is supposed to protect the states from invasion. any time you have people illegally coming across your border that's what you have. now you have political football trying to make the best hay day out of this situation instead of getting control of it very early on and making sure that we backed up the united states border patrol agents, got the national guard down there, established a process and procedures to quickly identify these individuals and return them back to their homes and change that 2008 law. but now everyone is about to vacate washington, d.c. and what's going to happen here while they are on vacation, all of these illegals are going to show up in schools all across the country and hard working middle income families are going to have to pay for that. >> you know, when i hear the president

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joining me is senator chris coons. joining me from the white house. senator, great to see you. you focus on africa all the time. finally the administration, the world is fireworkocusing on afr the economic opportunities. i want to ask about the criticism from human rights groups that you've been to ethiopia, rwanda, other countries are included here and their leaders have been not permitting free expression. we know what the story is in uganda. they recently changed that law. that was on a technicality. the law against gay rights and that may still become an issue. what about that fact about human rights in civil society. >> well, as you may be able to hear, there's a very robust demonstration going on in front of the white house. there are challenges across the continent of africa in terms of democracy and governance, respect for human rights. in particular as you referenced in uganda and nigeria, respect for human rights in the forms of openness of their society to lgbt rights. but i think the best way that we can advance america's interests, our values interest agenda with a

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he is being called a coon. what do you guys think of that? because he is a police officer and he is not necessarily carrying the narrative that people m people in the community want him. is that right? no. why does that happen? we'll talk about that as well. stay where you are. we'll have the latest from the protest in ferguson as it happens. and we have a lot of tough questions to get to tonight. questions like are police targeting black men? what do black parents tell their sons to keep them safe? and more importantly, what do we have to do to stop the violence? we want you to be a part of the conversation at home. make sure you tweet us your questions using th the #fergusoncues. we'll be right back with our live town hall. we're trying our best annto be role models.rmodels. we don't jump at the sound of the opening bell, because we're trying to make the school bell. corner booth beats corner office any day. we make the most out of our time... and our money. the chevrolet malibu. the highest ranked midsize car in initial quality. the car fo

visit waysscre.comor coons d yo fresamp. >>: mark: it was shaking we seen this before and and the studiothis was a very violent earthquake. the more more we hear from people its more and more violent. the main word they're using is violent earthquake. it's constantly slamming the house down. everything up let up with the transformers blowing up. >>: here we are this monday morning dealing with this all. it's kind and nervy and on the edge. there is a lot to clean up and a lot of destruction to deal with. we have mike over at the mobile home park that took a grunt of the damage because of the fire that broke out. >>:mike: their taking a live look inside the mobile home park that is just off highway 29. when the sun has come up you get a better look of the damage. a couple of the mobile homes were completely destroyed. there is just left to be a pile of scrap metal at this point. this was totally destroyed in the fire. fire crews did all they could to fight the fire. they ran into several issues as the fire broke out just after the earthquake. fire crews battled several issues once they ar

for president coon, thank you for the great leadership you are providing with michael watenpaugh. lance and kalea, the vips of the day. you are the future and we learn from you. and dana, good luck to you and everything you are pursuing. thank you so much for being here with here in marin county. i'm honored to be here. i was mentioned earlier -- it was mentioned earlier that robin williams attended this school and i want to say thank you for contributing to his magic. when they talked about mozart, they said people would call him a genius but a genius is someone who if you watched what they did, we could learn how they do it if we worked very hard and were very smart. but mozart was not just a genius, he was a magician because he had every repeated example -- examples of excellence. that's what i think of robin williams. he's more than a genius. a magician who was constantly be entrepreneurial in so many ways. thank you, college of marin for contributing to the joy of our country. thank you so much. [applause] >> in acknowledging jared hoffman, i also want to acknowledge his pred

from friday, august 1 through monday, september 8 senators rockefeller, reed of rhode island, levin, coons and cardin be authorized to design bills or joint resolutions. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. reid: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent notwithstanding the previous order, following the vote on confirmation of pryor on monday, september, 2014, the senate proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 910, 911, 908 and 909, there be two minutes for debate equally divided and controlled between the leaders or their designees, following the yielding back of that time there be no intervening advantage, any roll call votes following the first in the series be ten minutes in length, that if any nomination is confirmed, the motion to reconsider considered made and laid on the table, with no in

testimony is something that we are all very grateful for and i think senator flake, senator hatch, senator coons and myself have put considerable efforts to address different aspects of the problem and i'm confident that we will all continue to work together and making the best products in the world and expanding your business is. thank you very much. the hearing will stay open for an additional week for anybody that wishes to add anything but subject to that, we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. >> coming up next, today's editioaddition of washington toe we asked viewers if they thought president obama should travel to ferguson, missouri. we look at items in this morning's newspapers. this is about 45 minutes. >> host: some are asking the president should had to ferguson, missouri himself in order to call the situation there. and mark a path for. the hill newspaper reports the white house has ruled out sending the president to ferguson. the hill, the white house has not ruled out a visit in upcoming weeks according to sources familiar with the internal decisi

visit waysscre.comor coons d yo fresamp. >>: reporter: all the wineries are basically an affection ands and restaurants. this is a very small part of downtown napa that's affected. the biggest attraction in the offer to restore the tasting rooms. gregory says the wineries are in good shape. >>: reporter: everybody's kind open for business now. the wine club manager says that they closed down for just one day after the earthquake so that employees can check on their homes but now they're open and ready for visitors. >>: the definitely don't have to us worry about anything the weather is gorgeous and it's a wonderful time year. >>: mark: many people and apple are still in need of assistance. finally the annapolis fire fighter yesterday's. >>: which will do this kind of stuff. >>: reporter: jeremy nelson is doing what his wife nicole did. they're hoping those that cannot get the items that were destroyed in the earthquake. >>: i'm almost 71 and i've had the double knee surgery in the last year. but i am still exposing great help. >>: reporter: he spent most of this sunday's fighting this.

following the june 3rd assaults at cold harbor, private david coon of the 36 wisconsin wrote to his daughter from the trenches. no words that i can write can give you an idea of it. how would you feel to see your father lying in a ditch behind a bank of earth all day with rebel bullets flying over his head so that his life was in danger if he should raise on his feet without a chance to get anything to eat, then running across an open field toward a rebel battery with rebel bullets, grape, and canister flying like hail and men falling, killed and wounded all about him. and finally ordered to fall on our faces so that the storm could pass over us. and then be obliged to lie in that position until covered by the darkness of night so we could get away and then start on a forced march in the night without any chance to get any supper. so weak he could scarcely walk. to see him lie down in the dirt and if allowed to stop for a few minutes, so exhausted as to fall asleep. my dear daughter, your father may be lying dead on the field of battle and you may not know it, and so it was for the soldiers

coons, a senator from the state of delaware, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, and pursuant to the provisions and pursuant to the provisions >> so the senate is a journey for the remainder of their september recess. later that day at 5:30 p.m. senators will take up a series of confirmation votes including jill prior to serve as judge of the 11th u.s. circuit court of appeals. as well as three of the presidential nominees deserve on the social security a vice report. we will return now to the discussion on ways to reduce carbon emissions. >> so air capture could become a storage option for intermission electricity by holding the energy in liquid fuel when you have too much. and ultimately you can draw down the co2 in the atmosphere. if you were big enough to do with the entire transportation sector, you now scale up by another order of magnitude, you draw the co2 down from the atmosphere and could get there but you can't really get there until you solve, until you stopped the meeting.