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dr. howard and his team who run the program have responsibly managed their funding so they can continue to support health services and benefits for several months on into the future. perhaps another year. to be clear, our brave heroes are still able to get health care from this program today. the fact, however -- that fact, however, should diminish in no way our responsibility in congress to reauthorize the program as quickly as possible and permanently, forever. in truth, it's a black mark on congress that the program was ever allowed to expire regardless of its ability to continue operation in the short term. the firefighters, policemen and women, construction workers and first responders from 9/11, many of them injured, many of them sick, travel to washington a few short weeks ago to lobby congress, to petition their representatives and their government to continue supporting the basic health services they need to treat cancers, respiratory illness and other illnesses directly linked to 9/11. i want to thank my colleague in new york, senator gillibrand, for her valiant work on this issu

dr. howard baker back at the senate with watergate. now we learn you knew 18 months ago. so we add what did you really do to fix it and come clean versus simply going along. ultimately the same rings true. cheaters never prosper and that's why we're here today. we have many questions about why we got here and the road ahead. why would one of the world's largest automakers go to such lengths to avoid emissions requirements. who was responsible for these decisions and why did they for years even as the technology improved continue that path. if they were willing to cut corners here, why were they done. will the fix affect the performance of these vehicles. unraveling these questions will take time and i don't expect that we're going to discover all the answers torkd but if vw is serious about rebuilding this broken trust they'd need a serious commitment to answer these and many other questions prompted by the actions. this requires transparency, cooperation and clear consistent communication with not only this committee, the epa and other ongoing investigations but also wit

thankfully in a 1380 power our depending disaster operations section is currently located app at 13 howard. >> dr. babe by a talked about coordinating the citywide events and depending responses during citywide disasters 1380 howard serves as a command center for localized incidents that may require ambulatory services some of the functions that the operation section at 1380 howard are intakes and communication of information and triaging of coordinates and deployment of services andes salvation to the depending ambulatory care has a wealth of resources at its deposital for the citywide events for example, our behavorial health deploys crisis response team that respond to a wide variety of instances from street violence to other incidents they provide family and community outreach they also deploy behavorial health collisions to determine whether or not those patients have needs to be met in the event that individuals are identity our san francisco health network patients are connected to tare medical home or after hours their referred to san francisco general urgent care our out of network patie

dr. tweetie. >> i read the op-ed he wrote with great interest. last weekend i spent time at howard university homecoming weekend with a large number of physicians, most of whom are older than dr. carson but went to medical school at howard university, maharie, at a time when becoming a physician was such an honorable thing to do, and all these people held dr. carson in such absolute high esteem. when you can go to johns hopkins and do the things that he has done and be lauded by people whether they're black, white or female, there was such a sense of pride in the comments of carson. his comments about president obama, i think, are not only offensive by many members of the african-american community, but it's not just his comments about the president. it is his comments about, for example, people going into prison straight and coming out gay. his questioning evolution, his statements after the oregon shootings last week. you know, people want to hold him up in high esteem, and so many of the comments that he has made are, quite frankly, so silly that it is an embarrassment to the af

thankfully in a 1380 power our depending disaster operations section is currently located app at 13 howard. >> dry a talked about coordinating the citywide events and depending responses during citywide disasters 1380 howard serves as a command center for localized incidents that may require ambulatory services some of the functions that the operation section at 1380 howard are intakes and communication of information and triaging of coordinates and deployment of services andes salvation to the depending ambulatory care has a wealth of resources at its deposital for the citywide events for example, our behavorial health deploys crisis response team that respond to a wide variety of instances from street violence to other incidents they provide family and community outreach they also deploy behavorial health collisions to determine whether or not those patients have needs to be met in the event that individuals are identity our san francisco health network patients are connected to tare medical home or after hours their referred to san francisco general urgent care our out of network patients that

dr. kelton: it has been years since i looked at howard then -- howard zinn.heseoften find that narrative get into their work thisou can't have scholarship critique that idea, others were very sympathetic to what happened to these peoples, but they weren't really capable of peeling it back. this is a team effort. this takes a lot of research to do this. thank you. >> [indiscernible] i don't need a microphone. fores, but we will need it when you are on tv. >> real quick, i read somewhere where the whites in the united states wiped out something like 97% of the native population. happened,that this yet if you go to southern mexico, especially, practically everybody you see is an indian. em to jive leave -- se somewhere. dr. kelton: that is a very interesting question that you really have to look at the more violent aspects of the united states history and early british colonial history and the different types of colonial regimes. british and later american freeingism was based on up land for your own american farming and that type of colonialism was predicated o

dr. collins and the commonwealth fund for continuing to do research and invest your's our research dollars to the approach on the ground. i would also like to think that howard for his many years of leadership. he, i'm sure, mentored many people in this room. his leadership and his contributions we will mess. maybe he will reconsider retirement. the affordable care working in the district of columbia, just like it is working in kentucky and most states. census, our the uninsured rates dropped. in the district of columbia, as we had a veryow, low uninsured rate for many years. through the years we have invested a lot in coverage expansion. and expansion to medical care efforts. team was very proud when the census report came out. it really did matter that we were on the ground finding a hard to reach population. wille not done yet and we not stop until every single person, child, individual who lives in the district or works in the district has access to affordable, quality health coverage. since october 1, 2013 when we opened for business, over 166,000 people have come through us. on the individual marketplace side, over 24,000 people have come to us. over 1

howard hughes medical institute. his research has demonstrated how the cell corrects errors that occur when d.n.a. is replicated during cell division. dr. anchar is the professor of biochemistry at u.n.c.'s medical school. only the second turning to win a nobel prize, he's the co-founder the aziz and gwen an char foundation. an organization that supports turkish students in the united states. he's mapped the mechanism that cells use to repair u.v. damage to d.n.a. congratulations to them both on their extraordinary achievements. we are fortunate they call north carolina home. i yieldthe speaker pro tempore: gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> ask 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 rise today in support of re-authorizing the ex-port import bank. in the first district of georgia, the eximbank facilitates exports for over 17 companies, more than half of which are small businesses. mr. carter: over $500 million in exports and supports over 3,200 jobs.