i recently learned about the jackson family in minnesota and how the farmington high school roboticsbuilt a motorized power wheelchair for 2-year-old celia jackson when all other options weren't available. inspired by the story, the mother of a 5-year-old reached out for help. rocco has a rare form of dwarfism and has limited ability. using plans donated to them by their organization go baby go, the students modified another power car into a motorized wheelchair by rewiring, coding and programming the chair's electronics, redesigning the joystick and customized the seat just for rocco. over the last few weeks, the team has been hard at work, and i'm happy to say that members of the farmington high school robotics team and their coach are at the white house with us today to present rocco and his parents with their new power chair. [applause] mrs. trump: this is truly what it means to be best. thank you for what you have done to change the little boy's life, and thank you for being here today. [applause] [inaudible] [applause] [laughter] [applause] [inaudible] [applause] mrs. trump: th

i congratulate the farmington robotics team for making this possible. you are an example of what's possible when communities come together and share their talent and ideas to help our neighbors. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to honor those brave men and women who serve our community as sworn officers in our local police departments. this week is national police week. to say that police officers are heroes would simply be an understatement. their work at times puts them in extremely dangerous circumstances where they are faced with life or death decisions. they know this and go back to safe. eping us three lancaster officers, officers william and dickin son when a man fell short of breath and began leaning depens a building. they performed c.p.r. and they stabilized him. peopl

over the past few weeks the team has been hard at work and i am happy to say the members of the farmington high school team and their cosponsor are at the white house with us today to present and his parents with their new power chair. this is truly what it means to give back. thank you for what you have done for changing a little boy's life and thank you for being here today. thank you again. you have been fantastic. thank you. great job. the kinds of story i will continue to highlight will be the hope that others -- use their talents and sources to help children. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. have a good time. thank you. beautiful. i will continue to make every effort to promote the many successful well-being and character education programs that exist today. i will continue speaking with and learning from leaders in technology industry in order to raise awareness around the importance of safe and positive online behaviors. i will continue to work with those who are fighting the academic and stigma of drug addiction. i will continue to travel and speak with children directly a

i recently learned about the jackson family in minnesota and how the farmington heights wheelchair onalized for a two-year-old. when all other options were available. inspired by that story, the mother of a five-year-old reached out for help. has a rare form of dwarfism. the organization go, baby, go. the students modified a power car into a motorized chair by programming the chair's electronics, redesigning the joystick and customized the seat. the team has been hard at work and i'm happy to say the robotics team and their coach, the white house will present him and his parents with their new power chair. [applause] mrs. trump: this is truly what it means to be best. thank you what you have done to change the little boy's life and hank you for being here today. >> pleasure to meet you. [applause] first lady trump: thank you again. isn't that fantastic? thank you. great job. [applause] there are the kinds of stories i will continue to highlight with the hope that other students, citizens and organizations will use their talents and resources to help children. thank you so much. beautiful jo

. - we're from farmington, minnesota. - we've been continually on getting properties, until now, we were on our 10th deal. our first deal was on desoto street in maplewood. on this particular house, we did a full rehab. we did keep the kitchen, but every room was gutted. we completely renovated it, and we sold that a few months later. 32nd avenue, we completely gutted it out, so it turned out really nice and that house sold in 11 days. house number four, 1880 berkeley in st. paul, was a great deal from a hard money lender. that one's on the market right now. - so in a span of about 11 months, we've become so proficient at flipping these houses, we've done such a good job with our hard money lender, that they're actually coming to us now. our houses sit on the market for days. not weeks, not months, days. the wealth of knowledge that i've accumulated in the time that we've been doing this, has been absolutely incredible. it's changed our lives. - the opportunity is endless. through our training and some of our advanced training, you are gonna learn how to flip a property, how to rehab it,

today, one of our producers went to his house in farmington.ve and he called the cops on the reporters. he said they won't comment on anybody that they consider a person of interest or about any evidence in this case so far, shep. >> shepard: so not much from police. i understand there's been a statement from the missing woman's family. is that right? >> yeah, we just got this within the last hour. as the family and friends of jennifer dulos thanked investigators for their work around the clock in trying to find her, they added this. the love and concern for her children and the community efforts to help locate jennifer have kept us going. police be assured that jennifer's five children are safe and well-cared for. a candlelight vigil was held. community members say this can't happen. >> i'm always around town. go out late at night. it's scary. >> it's terrifying. to think that that happened. that that would tear apart that family. >> so as we move forward and into the weekend, we've heard that search efforts to continue. we've seen a lot of po

today one of our producers went to his house in farmington for comment.ld to leave, and speech of dulos called the cops. police will not tell us if he has been cooperating or interviewed. his attorney has told us "no comment." there've been nearly 500 quote filings involving their divorce. one statement from jennifer dulos herself found otto stockman's reads, "i'm afraid of masten. i know that filing for divorce and filing this motion will enrage him. i know he will retaliate by trying to harm me in some way" lease have been tight-lipped on this case. in fact, when we reach out to them again, there treating it as a homicide case. they will not discuss who they consider person of interest and they will not talk about evidence received in this case so far. we continue to monitor the decision dumb extrusion a new canaan. >> harris: thank you very much come in connecticut, on that one. excluding tariffs on mexico rolling the markets right now. i should say roiling. although we are still okay, it tends to go up or down. the impact this could have on the econom