time of the gentlemen has expired. the chair recognizes the gentle lady from alabama. >> chairman yellen, i appreciate if you answered this. but as you know, last month, chairman house members sent a letter highlighting the federal reserve act mandates the president and board of director at the regional bank represent the public and despite this that is only one non-white member. men make up nearly three fourths of those directorships. one third of the 12 regional federal reserves presidents a trustees at goldman sacks. you said 55% are white males. does your response indicate you believe the leadership at the federal bank is fulfilling its mandate to represent the public given the economic interest of the diverse nation? >> let me start by saying i believe diversity is important in all parts of the federal reserve. i want to distinguish two different things. if we were at full strength, 19 members of the fomc, that is 12 presidents and now with five board members, there is supposed to be seven. and then a completely s

simply, look out to september expiration.oday when the stock was 45.50, buy the september 45 puts paying $2.30. that is your max risk. >> shares of citi tumbled along with the rest of the space this week. what do you do now? >> i think you stick with this. this is the way that i'm going to trade this, we know we have the fed meeting next week. there's another fed meeting in july that will come after citigroup's what i think are likely to be disappointing q-2 earnings. probably a pretty nasty outlook for the back half of the year. so i think you want to stick with this trade. what i'm going to do eventually if we get a movement down to maybe $42, $2 from here, that means for every dollar it moves lower, these options would be worth more about 40 cents. at that point i am going to roll the premium to a lower strike. i think 40 is the breakdown level. i think you want to be here for september action. but you have to manage the risk. as it goes lower the options are going to be more expensive. i don't really want to spread it at

the time for general debate has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from alabama. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 6 printed in house report 114-610. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? mr. duffy: i have an amendment at the desk, mr. speaker. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. amendment number 6 printed in house report 114-610 offered by mr. duffy of wisconsin. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 770, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. duffy, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. duffy: thank you, mr. speaker. the puerto rico unemployment rate is double the national average. nearly one in every two residents live below the poverty line. economic growth is in the negative. we heard about that all day today. now, promesa will stop the bleeding,

i think you want to define your risk and look to august expiration. two events should give guidance for the full year, that's in early august. and the july 27th fed meeting that could add volatility. so my trade very simply, today when the stock was 83 bucks, august expiration, buy the august 82 1/2. paying $2 for that. it breaks even at 80 1/2 on the down side. make up to 10 1/2. i don't think it will go to 70. i think you have a good shot of it going to the mid-70s if they were to guide down for the fiscal year and we get volatility around the fed meeting. given how option prices are -- >> the lines every all very straight. >> thank you. >> we know coke is doing better and philip morris and kimberly clark. pick your stock. there's something wrong with the behavior. i would rather be doing what you're doing than play this for a catch-up. >> i think you hit on the reason it has been weak. the input costs are rising. it could go substantially higher. corn, soybeans, we don't have the top line growth. the other thing is, selling that down side put for t

that is now expired, so no reason to worry about that.t this area is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 tonight. it does include the district up through maryland. the watch has converted into a warning. three separate warned areas right now. how all of that will continue as we move through the early evening hours into the next half of storms that stretches into west virginia, slowly advancing toward the east. this will be the line of storms that will impact the metro area as we move through the 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 hour tonight, bringing with it guessed he went, heavy downpours, damaging hail, -- gusty wind, heavy downpours, damaging hail, and a tornado or two cannot be ruled out. 530 p.m. ng is until i'm noticing over here, if we can go back and pick that up. a newly issued tornado warning. this is just to the south of fredericksburg. it appears this cell is now the south andard east. i'm going to step out over the screen. what we are looking at. this

but it doesn't mean -- >> the time has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentle lady from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madame chair, the current wealth gap between upper income households and the rest of the country is the widest it has been in the last 30 years. the great recession accelerated this gap and had profound effect along racial lines. african-americans lost 52% of their wealth. latinos lost 66%, but whites only lost 16%. what type of ramifications will this type of racial wealth gap have on our country's long-term economic growth? >> so i think the trends that you discussed and we discussed some related data in this monetary policy report are extremely disturbing. there has been some research that has tried to look at the links between inequality and growth and frankly complex and i don't think we fully understand them. but one linkage is that higher income individuals may spend less of their income than lower income individuals. so rising inequality may suppress the growth rate of consumer spending and mor

look to august expiration.wo events will report which should give guidance for the full year in august. you have the july 27 fed meeting to add volatility. my trade simply when the stock was $83. you could buy the august 82 half 70 put spread paying two dollars for that breaks even at 80 and a half, make up to 10 and a half down to 70. i don't think it's going to 70. you have a chance of the mid 70s if they were to guide down for the fiscal year and we'd get volatility. i like the risk reward give how option prices are. >> how does the chart work? >> the lines are straight. >> thank you, that helps. >> it's the relative performance. we know campbell's is doing better, coke, flip morris and clorox. pick your stock. kimberly clark. there is something wrong with the behavior. i would rather do what you're doing than playing this for a catch-up. >> you hit on the reason it's weak. the input costs are rising and could go higher. corn, soybeans. these are the input costs. the other thing is selling that down side put

look out in september expiration and sell the september 140 call at about $1.25. that should cost you nothing. the beauty is you have a $7 wide call spread on continuing to play for that breakout. and you actually have locked in some gains on the trade. and you can't lose. this is how we try to use the trade structures to wiggle into something without paying a whole heck of a lot. >> last week, carter said mcdonald's was a bit too pricey. take a listen. >> this is key. stock market is going straight up. mcdonald's not participating. relative strength very poor. we've broken our trend line. we think maybe this is just too much of a good thing. maybe they finally priced in all-day breakfast. you've got to have good profits. take them. if you're a short seller, go after the short side. >> use the fact that options are relatively cheap here. $1.30, a cheap way to make a bearish bet on this one. >> stock was down 1% this week. mike, do you stick with the trade? >> absolutely. basically everything we articulated last week remains true today. 2% decline isn't what we wer

my time is expired. i yield back. mr. olson: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from vermont, mr. welch, for five minutes. mr. welch: thank you very much. this is a great panel. appreciate it. couple of things. we don't have a bill yet, right? so this is kind of an abstract discussion. i thought mr. shimkus kind of laid out the to text for -- the potential for cooperation here. i do like the notion of collaboration in the process. because you've got folks that -- at d.o.e. who are doing their best to implement efficiency standards. you've got real world folks that are the manufacturers that have to contend with the very practical issues of implementation. i mean, ms. noll, you're ok with that, right? yeah. ms. noll: yes. mr. welch: i think standards are incredibly important. i don't think they're everything. you mentioned that the standard in some cases, especially at the low end, does spur the innovation. but if you've got something that's highly efficient, then it's not going to accomplish all that much. a lot of what you're s

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. >> time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the gentle lady from alabama. >> thank you. chairwoman yellen, i apologize if you have answered this question. but as you know, 127 members of congress both senators and house members, i was one of them, last month sent a letter highlighting the fact that the federal reserve act mandates that the president's and board of directors at the 12 regional federal reserve banks, quote, represent the public, unquote. despite this mandate, there's only one non-white regional bank president and he's the only non-white member of the fomc. men make up nearly three-fourths of those directorships. one-third of the 12 presidents are either former executives or trustees at goldman sachs. in response to the letter, you said that, quote, 45% of the directors are either women or minorities. meaning 55% are white males. does your response indicate that you believe the leadership at the federal reserve bank is fulfilling its mandate to represent the public with due consideration given

my time's expired. i yield back. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from vermont, mr. welch, for five minutes. >> thank you very much. this is a great panel. appreciate it. couple of things. we don't have a bill yet, right? so this is kind of an abstract discussion? and i thought mr. shimkus kind of laid out the potential for cooperation here. i do like the notion of collaboration in the process because you've got folks at d.o.e. who are doing their best to implement efficiency standards. you've got real world folks that are the manufacturers that have to contend with the very practical issues of implementation. i mean, ms. noll, you're okay with that, right? >> yes. >> i mean, i think standards are incredibly important. i don't think they're everything. mr. cosgriff, you mentioned that the standard in some cases does spur innovation but if you've got something that's highly efficient then it's not going to accomplish all that much. i mean, a lot of what you're saying sounds very reasonable to me. the jobs issue i th

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mrs. dingell: mr. speaker, my heart goes out to the victims of the tragedy in orlando. this act of terror and hate has reverberated across our nation with a goal to divide us and instill fear against those that simply wish to express themselves and live their lives freely. we cannot let fear lead us to tsengle out and entire community or take our focus away from fighting terrorism. we cannot allow politics to distract us from coming together and passing commonsense gun reform. we must stand up against hate and all of -- in all of its forms and the weapons that , ow our enemies to easily violently express it. that is something we all stand for. we must act. the victims and their families of orlando deserve no less. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expire

the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from arizona. mr.rijalva: i yield to the gentleman from maryland, our whip, mr. hoyer. the chair: how much time? mr. grijalva: three minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding, at the outset, rarely do we see the political courage and intellectual integrity that we have seen in the gentlelady from new york, ms. velazquez, and i have worked with her for months trying to get a solution fair to puerto rico and fair to the 3.5 million american citizens who live in puerto rico. i also wants to thank my friend, jose serrano, also from new york, also puerto rican, also having thought about this extraordinarily thoughtfully and it's been difficult. i want to congratulate both of them for coming to the decision that is a terribly difficult one for them that this is at this juncture the only alternative, to the pain and the suffering of which ms. velazquez spoke. i'm sure the citizens of puerto rico are watching this debate and they understand this is not a perfect bill. it's not the bill i or mr. pi

with key install groups. >> the time is expired. we now recognize the gentleman from new hampshire. >> since the federal reserve was created, we seen stagflation, the great depression, the great recession, and currently one of the slowest economic reveries in quite some time. when the reserve makes artificial uninteresting, failing to properly communicate monetary, it creates market volatility in my and we the attractiveness of the market, but it harder or economic activities or all -- economic opportunities for all americans. institutions from those who believe the process has become arbitrary and unpredictable. that the exercise is not tailored to their size and complexity, resulting in significant cost that outweigh any potential benefit. to increase the transparency, to ensure the congress can hold the andaccountable for its role i would like to ask you if you would support legislation requiring them to issue regulations subject to public notice and comment. in conducting those stress tests? >> at think it's important that the s

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess >> that was from about a half-hour ago. the cameras were shut off by the house studios. c-span does not control the cameras in the house or the senate. senate -- democrats have been sitting in in the well of the house and matter of fact we

expiration next year. the office of the director of national intelligence has disclosed that under section 702, the c.i.a. routinely conducts warrantless searches for the emails and other communications of specific americans and the year before the c.i.a. conducted nearly 2,000 of these warrantless searches. in my judgment, if there's evidence that an american is involved with terrorism or espionage, the government ought to pursue that lead aggressively. agencies can get a warrant to read the person's emails, in an emergency situation. which i strongly back. they can even obtain the communications right away and get judicial review afterwards. my question is, if there was a rule that said the c.i.a. could only search for americans' communication under section 702 of the justice department if the justice department has obtained a warrant with the exception for emergency situation or when a person is in danger, would the c.i.a. be able to comply with that rule? mr. brennan: i have to get back to you, that's

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. all time has expired on this bill. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5471. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill -- mr. mccaul: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. mccaul: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing. until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. frelinghuysen: 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 the further consideration of h.r. 5293,

chair: the time of the gentleman has expired. the chernow recognizes the gentlelady from alabama. >> i apologize if you have already answered this question, congress,mbers of both senators and house members, last month send the letter highlighting the fact that the federal reserve act mandates that the president and the board of directors at the 12 regional federal reserve banks "represent the public." despite this mandate, there is only one nonwhite regional bank president and he is also the only nonwhite member of the fomc. 83% of the federal reserve board members are white and men make up nearly three force of those directorships. regional of the 12 federal reserve presidents are either former executives or trustees at goldman sachs. in response to the letter, you said that "45% of the directors are either women or minorities, meaning 55% are white males." does your response indicate that the leadership at the federal reserve bank is fulfilling its mandate to "represent the public" with due consideration given the enormous eco

on august expiration my stock would be called away. that would be 55.85 the premium i received. that's up 6% over two months. that's a pretty reasonable annualized yield. then on the down side it gives me a buffer from 52.75 down to 51.95. the worst case scenario is the stock is down 9% at 48. against one contract i would be put 100 stocks. you have that dividend yield. this is a strategy, if you did this routinely, you could actually really super size that dividend yield. you would annualize something far greater than the dividend yield. >> a lot of people are watching the strategy and thinking this is something i should consider. everybody is walking into these yield stocks. trading at a premium to the s&p 500 so they don't know where they go from here but they want to hold on. >> take a look at the strike and put that he's selling at the 48 level, collecting 85 cents. if you are put the stock you're going to own it at 47.15 which is a hair above the level that it was trading at the level it broke out in january. this is a really smart investment strategy. it's one that a lot

chairman. >> the gentleman's time has expires. the chair uses the privilege of the vice chairman to recognize himself for five minutes. a hearty texas welcome to mrs. miller, mr. mcguire, miss noll, mr. cosgriff, mr. eckman, and mr. yurek. in the initial time i have one question about air conditioning. southeast texas, my home, exists in a climate we call 95/95. from early april to late september it's 95 degrees fahrenheit with 95% humidity. until 1902, the only job in that region was picking cotton and guarding prisoners in big state prisons. that provided very, very slow, low growth. and then this carrier invented the air conditioner in 1902. that single invention combined with oil being discovered at spittletop and beaumont and the 51-mile houston ship channel being built has put houston on track to be the nation's third largest city sometime this decade. federal actions affecting air conditioning gets the attention of all texans. especially if two federal agents are in conflict. we've seen that situation right now with air-con

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the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. any member seeking time in pposition? mr. frelinghuysen: i would yield to the gentleman to further make his case and his leadership on this important issue. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. boyle: i appreciate the gentleman from new jersey showing that those of us in pennsylvania and new jersey can get along and appreciate his support on this issue. just to conclude with what i was saying, the navy and national guard have taken responsibility for contamination and has agreed to approximately -- pay approximately $19 million to provide replacement water and install infiltration systems and hook homes with affected private wells into public water systems. the community is seeking information regarding their years, possibly decades of past exposure due to our military's contamination. the amendment that we are offering for $7 million in the context of a $32 billion operations, maintenance and defense-wide account for screening is reasonable. i understand the recent defense dep

that doesn't expire. just like what he did to me doesn't expire. doesn't just go away after a set number of years. it stays with me. it's part of my identity. it has forever changed the way i carry myself the way i live, the -- the way i live the rest of my life. to conclude, i want to say thank you to everyone from the intern who made me oatmeal when i woke up at the hospital that morning, to the deputy who waited beside me, to the nurses who calmed me, to the detective who listened to me and never judged me. ms. kuster: to my advocates who stood unwaveringly beside me. to my therapist who taught me to find courage in vulnerability. to my boss, for being kind and understanding. to my incredible parents, who teach me how to turn pain into strength. to my grandma, who snuck chocolate into the courtroom throughout this to give to me. my friends, who remind me how to be happy. to my boyfriend, who is patient and loving. to my uncomparable sister, who is the other half of my heart. alaila, my idol, who fought tirelessly and never doubted me. mr. gohmer

what products should have expiration dates no question about it?ew we know of. >> give me two -- >> deli meats and unpasteurized cheeses. actually they're safe but after the date, they might become unsafe. and the bill would leave it up to the food and drug administration and the u.s. department of agriculture to make a list of those. >> all right. thank you. >> i know there are still many grocery stores that are selling meat and milk that has passed the expiration date. you have to look closely. interesting to talk you to. harvard looking into this. >> yes. norah's taking notes. we got it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i never pay attention. i will. >>> first on "cbs this morning" -- i don't cook either. a new list of the best new restaurants in america and what makes them so special. that's ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning." ladies, why just dream of worry-free nights? i'm linda, and like millions of women worldwide i trust tena. and with new tena overnight underwear i can now sleep worry free all night. the unique secure barrier

usually peaks right at options expiration. the following week you see a peak-to-trough decline of 2%. this year i think with brexit, june 23rd, you can see some jitters coming into that vote around options expiration. if we don't have the brexit, if they don't vote to leave, you could have a relief rally toward the end of the month. >> is that what you're seeing in terms of the volatility out there? >> i would think so. it's been so low for so long, that it's absolutely incredible. it's interesting that you bring up the options expiration aspect. suddenly the protection that people have on, they're a little bit late and lax in terms of putting it out there again. i don't know that i would pick names like facebook or amazon just based upon june. but you certainly have to look at some of these names. and you heard what was said the other day, there are a lot of reasons why even with that valuation, look at amazon and say, wow, they seem to be doing everything right. facebook seems to have the right guys. zuckerberg doing everyth

>> no, sir, i don't. >> an expired license plate and no driver's license, or any i.d. for that matter, harker knows these factors can indicate criminal activity. but still, he's not jumping to conclusions. >> there are a lot of folks who have suspended licenses or who let their license expired who are not criminals. they're just forgetful. you got any registration with you? >> no, sir, i don't. >> i didn't want to be real aggressive with the gentleman in case he had a driver's license and we were just going to give him a warning. do you have any i.d. with you at all? >> no, sir, i don't. i have it at home. >> i asked them why they were there, they said they were doing construction. they had been at the gun show in the chillicothe area. >> now he's getting suspicious, two men from out of town, no i.d. and no registration. >> what you're telling me is you have no i.d. at all in this vehicle? during that time the passenger was seated and his hands were palm up on his thighs. that's not a normal posture. that's a posture of surrender. step back here with me a second, sir?

as a cab driver after his tourist visa expired. at least four of the 9/11 hijackers over stayed their visas or were out of status, a missed opportunity to disrupt attacks that killed 3,000 fellow americans. among the weaknesses the attackers exploited was the poorest outer ring of border security. the hi jackers passed through u.s. border security a combined total of 68 times without arousing suspicion. more recently there was an attempt at a suicide attack in 2012. he had been in the country since 1999 on a tourist visa but never left. another man arrested after the boston marathon bombing who destroyed evidence was returned to the united states despite being out of status on the student visa. clearly visa security is an important element of keeping the homeland secure. to put the national security risk in perspective a widely cited 2006 study indicated as many as 40% of all illegal ail yents who come into the country don't cross the desert in arizona or texas but come through the front door with permission. and then overstay the

i yield back. >> gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair and thank you to our witnesses. certainly we're citing a 40-year history. to repeat what my colleague from my colleague from vermont we have to look at some of the trade suations where offshoring of jobs might have helped some families retain those jobs and be able to afford these items and this job loss thing i think is much more complex than just suggesting standards caused it. our energy efficiency standards have improved products that benefit all of our constituents, many of these are not luxury goods but necessities found in nearly every home. we've heard support for national standards from manufacturers and consumers and we've heard from industries, states, environmental groups that there is convict sense us that this program has been a success. i'm certainly open to improving the program but improvements cannot undermine the purpose of this program. and while we look for those improvement

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. peters: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: mr. speaker, years of drought have left a terrible toll on the forest of sierra nevada in california, and the forest service estimates there are at least 40 million trees that have died in california alone. the scope of this challenge is almost unbelievable, and the danger presents its unavoidable. however, there are some steps we can take to address it. it's refreshing the forest service is using the categorical exclusions under the farm bill to speed forest management projects. it won't be enough to prevent forest fires. the forest service should rapidly increase the number of public-private partnerships it engages in, allowing the private sector to remove the dea

my time is expired. ms. torres from california. >> thank you. what are the different challenges of implementing an entry and exit system on the northern border versus implementing that similar technology at our southern border. in a follow up from that for ms. burish? once he answers, can you please follow up and discuss the training process of how we intend to bring up to date the agents working at both borders. >> at the land borders, unlike on the in bound traffic we don't have facilities in ports of entry constructed to be able to stop traffic and confirm somebody's departure. that's common on both borders. places where they collect a toll to cross a bridge there is some natural stop and go which we can conduct some operations in. if it is a highway that goes across they don't stop until they hit the canadian or mexican inbound facility. the canadian government does record the arrival by graphically into canada. the have worked out an arrangement where we have worked out the data. on the mexican border the government doesn't collect that typ

that tornado warning expired. now they have expanded it. southwest over to 17 and down through middleburg and marshall. this is dropping out of this elf east. ofevere thunderstorm capable producing a tornado. that's about 15 miles south of charleston town -- charles town. at this current beat, this could be impacting howardsville. leetown. .iddleburg around 624 radar indicated the attention and hail possibly up to two inches in diameter. we are looking really carefully here. we could be seeing this rotation here. just to the south of a vermont, this is about eight miles or 18 .inutes away from middleburg a little more populated area. you want to get yourself to a safe zone. we are talking about the lowest level of your house, a basement. if you don't have a basement, stay away from windows and get as low down as you can tornado warning until six he 5 p.m. 6:45 p.m. ofs cell is capable producing a twisting motion and there is a tornado possibility. are some of the other areas impacted. we mentioned philomont and marshall. here are some tips,

we do still have the severe thunderstorm warning that expires at 6:45.hat includes the philadelphia county into parts of burlington county and that's the yellow box there and the next hour or so you want to make sure to be careful and to south jerset and shore. >> thank you. >> that's nbc 10 news for now. for violeta, rob and we'll see you back here at 11:00. nightly news is next. >>> on this sunday night, running hard. hillary clinton looks to seal the deal and become her party's nominee. two dais before the biggest primary, as donald trump makes yet another controversial remark. >>> fire fight. the battle against a dangerous brush fire in a los angeles suburb. homes damaged and threatened. neighborhoods evacuated. we're on the front lines. >>> deadly floods. new rescues in texas as the young soldiers swept away during a training mission are remembered. >>> hitting home. the heroin epidemic prompting something almost unthinkable. families teaching young children how to save a sibling from overdosing. >>> words to live by. how muhammad ali wanted to be r

i yield back. >> time expired. chair recognizes mr. lee from texas, five minutes. >> let me pass to mr. herd. >> chair recognizes mr. herd from texas for five minutes. >> i'd like to thank my colleague from the great state of texas and the panelists for being here. y'all have a difficult job. i recognize that. mr. healy, it's been argued an accurate entry exit system would enhance isis' enforcement efforts by reducing need to review overstay leads that turn out to be false positives: one quarter of the leads were individual whose had already departed the country. could you explain to the committee how leads are generated and sent to the field i know offices? i know you addressed that a little bit in the answer to my colleague from texas. >> yes, i can sir. so the information, the referral is received from adis, arrival departure information system. from there it gets plugged into the automated targeting system. it starts to work with my organization, this is all basically automated, sir. first thing we're going to do is bouncing it up

. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> thank you, mr. chairman for holding this important hearing to discuss the 2016 trust report and the challenges facing this program that play such a vital role in the retirement income of so many americans. i often hear from my constituents talking about the need to preserve social security and as a father of three, i believe we have a responsibility to leave our grandchildren and children a country that's financially stronger but washington calls things surpluses when they are truly liability. as you can see from the slide that is shown on the screen over the next 75 years, social security unfunded liability is equal to $11.4 trillion. that is a 700 billion increase from last year's report. this represents the present value of the shortfall in the amount of revenue of what the trust fund will collect compares to what it owes to trust fund beneficiaries. the out look continues to get worse. in fact, since 2009, the shortfall has more than doubled from 5.3 trillion to currently 11.4 trillion today. th

the guns were once a legal under the assault ban that expired in trevor velinor of the bureau of 2004. alcohol, tobaccoco and firearms said mateen purchased his guns legally. >> atf has traced us firearms. we know the individual purchased at least two firearms. speaking -- he can legally walk into a gun dealership and acquire project firearms. he did so and did so within the last week or so. thus far we are following up on that, so i'm not going to get into the specific location of the purchase but he did p purche to firearms, a handgun, and a long and within the last few days. amy: the pulse nightclub shooting came just over a day after another fatal shooting in orlando. on friday, a man identified as kevin james loibl fatally shot singer christina grimmie as she signed autographs after a concert. known for being a contestant on the show "the voice," grimmie was 22 years old. orlando police chief john mina described d the attack. >> this white male approached her and opened fire, striking her. almost a medially, her brother marcus tackled the suspect to the ground. shortly after that

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. alberg: thank you, speaker. our veterans face many challenges when they return from war, both physical and psychological. all too often the latter is overlooked. an estimated 22 veterans per day take their own life, many struggling with posttraumatic stress disorder. one michigan veteran, marty wills, is embarking on an incredible journey to raise awareness about ptsd and mental health issues. carrying an american flag, he's walking more than 1,000 miles from his home in michigan to north carolina. last week he went through several cities in my district, including jonesville, hillsdale, blitzon. and on flag day as we commemorate old glory and the freedom and liberty she represents, let's also remember the brave men and women who fight in harm's way in defense of th

speaker, has all the time expired on both sides? the presiding officer: all time has expired. mr. heinrich: i would ask unanimous consent to speak for two minutes. mr. mccain: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on senate amendment numbered 4787 to amendment numbered 4685 to calendar number 120, h.r. 2578, an act making appropriations for the departments of commerce and justice, science and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2016 and for other purposes. signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on amendment number 4787 offered by the senator from kentucky to the senator from arizona to amendment number 4685 to h.r. 2578 shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the

the severe thunderstorm warning for philadelphia has since expired.e the thunderstorm warning pressing eastward into portions of new jersey, we'll go on tighter at street level with stormtracker 6 live double scan the heavy rain is pushing north and east of philadelphia and in willow grove at this hour. if you travel along the new jersey turnpike just to the east of trenton, we have the heavy rain 29 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes, and showers and the cluster of activity we are tracking in this region. and areas of east new jersey, pockets rain in medford and medford lakes extending to berlin and hammonton and malaga at this hour. the showers continue to roll on through our region and spread to the east as we go through the rest of early afternoon hours. sky 6 hd at philadelphia international airport, we are getting a lot of reports of delays because of the weather. some storm reports to share with you. philadelphia international airport had gusts of 59 miles per hour when the heavy cell moved on through. buck county pea size hail and trees

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the space age, these two problems seem relatively tame when it comes to what is required or lunar expirationsto find out about the systems that will be used to protect men on the moon, we talked to , assistant chief of the development branch here at the spacecraft center. >> john, before i show you the apollo system, i think you want to see some of our earlier models. here we have the al sheppard hoot dass -- suit. there are not any movable joints in this, no hide joints or steel rims or anything else. all is achieved by a very color -- clever tailoring. you can see artificial breaks that have been sewn into the suit. there is a restraining garment have mobility.to notice in the elbow we have no special joint. simply through the use of this unidirectional restraint, we can get some ella -- mobility in the elbow. he is almost rigid. this green bottle is interesting. this is the way we originally field the helmet visor. this moves up and down, and by inflating it seals around the periphery of it, which is quite an excellent ceiling of the entire suit -- sealing of the entire suit. john fitch: i

the terms for the remaining employees working under this authority continue to expire, including for one of our witnesses, chief technology officer terrence mulhollanmulho. come 2017 there are not going to be any left. so, today instead of rehashing the past and just beating up on one agency or one firm, to me the priority ought to be to focus on how to step up the fight against hackers and crooks across the board. it's my view that streamlined, critical pay authority is a key part of the solution. there was a bipartisan bill, colleagues, ready to go last fall. this committee ought to move forward on it as soon as possible. furthermore, the congress needs to make more than token investments in i.t. at the irs. the congress has held the irs tech budget below where it was six years ago, but you can bet that the hackers have not backed down since then. next the irs and private firms need to do more to keep taxpayer information safe inside their systems. the get transcript hack i mentioned earlier has been well documented. and a recent audit by the online trust alliance found that the se