farr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. farr: thank you very much. i have no idea how much my time is, but it's the remainer. thank you, mr. chairman, for getting us back into regular order. i praise the work of this committee, i'm proud to be on it, i'm proud of the ranking member. while we celebrate success and this is one, we have to remember that we're still underfunding americale while we're praising america's need to grow, we're cutting, trimming and squeezing government's ability to meet that growth. population growth, particularly in my state of california. we've got to get back to regular order and allow increases in revenue. we've got to mind the store and cut, squeeze, and trim but what we're doing is leaving the poorest populations in this country at risk. i came out of the war on poverty. there's still a lot of poverty in america. secretary vilsack, chair of the committee that i'm the ranking member on, there's 4 -- pointed out there's 40

kevin vargus and mahea, trillan and soloman and kelley, sacarios and yes, farr. i think that we already heard from her, actually. >> and so four minutes starting now. go. >> suspension for the campaign and we go to the school to get educated and the teachers are there to get us on track and principals are supposed to support the teachers instead they are suspending us for not bringing a pencil or laughing too loud in class, they shove us away and taking away the education they are supposed to giving us, don't suspend me educate me. >> for me, the solution is not suspensions but it is important because i want to see my peers graduate and i want to see them on the news for doing something amazing in their life and not because they got shot because they were out with the wrong crowd when she should have been in school. thank you. >> i am reading this on behalf of the youth members, solution and not suspension is important to everyone and as a student it is important to me because it will stop the every day discrimination of students of color, and it will give everyo

kristine that carniva and laura farr? you each have two minutes. p >> good evening, everyone, cristina, or canaveral, either way is fine, please ex-excuse my super stylish wardrobe. i am here to talk about athrough g, and we are excited to see this move forward. and temporarily, we are glad this is not permanent, what is key is what happens after tonight? >> we know that in the past four years there was not a physical plan and so now we have the opportunity to develop that fiscal plan and we have the opportunity with a, through, g and with common core and with lcff and everything that is coming down the road, we have almost like, as bill puts it a perfect storm and an opportunity to really look at how we can reshape our children he education and so that we take advantage that have particularly in the next two years to make sure that the next class, 2016, 2017 and beyond, they are not getting reactive measure to catch up, but they are already there and graduating with honors and going on to college, thank you. >> thank you, for picking us. and i'm t

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has the family heard from the un as to how farr along they have gotten? >> there is a whole range of disexecutions. i would than careful to characterize those conversations. i know the family in is discussion with a multiple of -- multitude of folks. you know, the message is getting through to the iranian government that this is really important. they want to be taken seriously. they know that. >> we wish you the best in your efforts and thank you for joining us tonight. >> representative from michigan. >> thank you. >> >>> before we go to break. i would like to update about fiveal l al arizona journalists. they were pinged up a month ago. they were locked up in agbayani. they have been taking false news. al jazeera asked that they all be admitted. o bourn with the daily telegraph had choice words for egypt's authorities. >> and for a great information plunge egypt who views my job as diurnalists is an ethical, decent job, which all decent societies need. it is a shame. >> al jazeera continues to pursue all possible offs to get our 5 judge journalists rel

i'd like to welcome richard farr.or the unemployment rate, the first thing i think of is who are we counting as unemployed and who has dropped out, you know, labor force participation issues. the second thing i think about is richard farr and his research on population growth. can you put all of that together for me? >> i can. brian westburg, on the show a few minutes ago, and talked a great point, the fed growing the balance sheet by 30%, but m-2 money growth is growing at 6% a year, so if qe is working all that much, why is it that money growth isn't growing at a faster rate? you have to put that into context. population growth last year according to the census bureau grew about 0.65%, one of the lowest on record in the past 100 years going back to, when, rick, 1936, great depression. so money growth is growing 10 times faster than population growth, and essentially tells us that a lot of money sloshing around with very little opportunities to grow into, and that's one of the reasons why we remain below potential gr

price of north carolina. , the honorable lois capps of california, the honorable sam farr of california, the honorable keith ellison of minnesota, the honorable lucille roybal-allard of california, the honorable susan davis of california, the honorable gwen moore of wisconsin, the honorable jim mcdermott of washington, the dinatitus of nevada, thank you for your appointments, signed, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. rush of illinois for january 27 through january 29, and mr. westmoreland of georgia for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. he house will be in order. after consultation among the speaker and the majority and minority leaders and with their consent, the chair announces that when the two houses meet tonight in joint session to hear an address by the president of the united states, only the doors immediately opposite the speaker and those immediately to his left and right will be opened. no one will be

farr of california for today, mr. honda of california for today, mr. jones of north carolina for today and the balance of the week, and mr. tipton of colorado for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. the house is not in order. the sgrealt from florida is recognize -- the gentlelady from florida is recognized. ms. rostrost: thank you, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. rostrost: i rise to honor and -- ms. ros-lehtinen: i rise today to honor gene prescott. gene received the 2014 he tellier hall of fame award from the florida restaurant and lodging association for his success in managing a network of hotels that provide exquisite accommodations and excellent service. mr. prescott's dedication to excellence is best reflected in his leadership role of a 10-year, $40 million ren nation -- renovation of the builtmore h

the steve farr way. post fukushima actions, it's important to keep in mind that these units and a passive cooling system. the technology is designed to ensure that the kind of failures experienced africa surely cannot occur here. thank you, madam chairman. >> 1115. >> for the record. >> absolutely set of soaring. right now is senator sanders. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you for holding this hearing. thank you very much for being with us this morning. madame chair, this oversight hearing is covering a wide range of very important issues. i would like to focus on one specific issue, an issue a check of about with chairman mcfarlane the need to provide as strong role for the state's in the decommissioning process where nuclear plan shuts down senator sessions below the fact that the nuclear power plant in vermont is going to be shut out. senator, i would suggest to you that the people of vermont would respectfully disagree with you. many of them of one to shut that down for a long-term. the important p

farr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. farr: thank you very much. i have no idea how much my time is, but it's the remainer. thank you, mr. chairman, for getting us back into regular order. i praise the work of this committee, i'm proud to be on it, i'm proud of the ranking member. while we celebrate success and this is one, we have to remember that we're still underfunding americale while we're praising america's need to grow, we're cutting, trimming and squeezing government's ability to meet that growth. population growth, particularly in my state of california. we've got to get back to regular order and allow increases in revenue. we've got to mind the store and cut, squeeze, and trim but what we're doing is leaving the poorest populations in this country at risk. i came out of the war on poverty. there's still a lot of poverty in america. secretary vilsack, chair of the committee that i'm the ranking member on, there's 4 -- pointed out there's 40

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saw a farr, we different experience. we had millions of visits, millions of enrollments, and no , you know,ll with the site didn't crash or had difficult time serving large populations. we saw an increase in december. january has continued the same way. there are still arts of the site -- still hearts -- still parts of the site that need to be developed as we move forward. the whole financial reconciliation peace, which we have a manual workaround with insurers right now, is in the hospice of being completed. the medicaid transfers, so that so thatt magically -- we can automatically send people . the state of the day, makes the eligibility determination. we don't in the federal government. but we can look at the rules in florida, someone's income, and send that name to the state. that is in the process now of being automated and tested throughout the country here in a lot of states can't receive it yet because their systems are not ready for the automation. so we have the paper file and that transfers. but i would say he

farr: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the lives of navy sailors who were tragically killed in last week's helicopter crash off the coast of virginia. the crash touched my office in a personal way. petty officer third class brian an true collins was one of the three sailors who -- brian andrew collins was one of the three sailors who lost his life in that crash. he's the brother of one of my staffers,more began. my entire staff -- morgan. my entire staff shared her grief. he was born and raised in california. he was an avid skier who first strapped on his first pair of skis at the age of 2. he loved to fly down the mountains of california, bouncing in and out of the trees. after high school, brian briefly attended trade school before deciding to enlist in the military. he was -- it was the navy that he found his calling. brian was a member of the helicopter mine countermeasure squadron. those teams patrol the watt torings locate and destroy sea-based mines that could harm navy vessels. brian loved tha

wners sam farr thank you -- >> thank you. i think the subject of this hearing is in him ordinance one. it is important that creators are able to see the return on their investments and their labor, and that is currently the challenge, the quite obvious challenge, in front of all of us. in the long run, that needs to be addressed. >> thank you, sir. professor lunney, do you believe making the explicit making available right would expand copyright protection beyond what it is today? stamping a making available right if we -- >> a making available right if we use the language of the wifo would not expand copyright protection. it would open up challenges in the public display areas retransmission, cloud computing, social networking. it would reopen some of those issues. >> does your lack of concern for the impact of filesharing reflect a view that congress should reduce copyright protection in other areas? the thingsone of that has slipped and almost by accident to copyright law is we shifted over the last 20 years or we expanded

farr: thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding and thank you very much for scheduling, mr. chairman, for bringing this bill to the floor. i'm so proud that this bill's being brought to the floor by a kennedy. president kennedy appealed to the youth of this country with his inaugural address. i was a junior in college when e was sworn in, and that speech, which has been so repeated so much of asking this country to think about what people in this country could do to help the country rather than the government helping them, that called for action, and day 7,209 volunteers are spread out in 65 different countries around the world. in president kennedy's last state of the union address, he said this -- nothing carries the spirit of the american idealism and expresses our hopes better and more effectively to the far corners of earth than the peace corps. that is true today as it was in the 1960's. and what is so wonderful about this moment of sort of history and the folks that play in it is when i went into the peace corps in south america, the nickname -- because the kennedies

farr of california for today, ms. gabbert of haye for -- ms. gabard of hawaii for today, and for the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentlewoman from california, ms. lee, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. ms. lee: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise today with many members o mark president lyndon baynes johns' 1964, -- lyndon baines johnson's 1964 state of the union address. and e thank sten you hoyer congresswoman marcia fudge for leading our agenda. this is truly a historic day in our fight to provide every american with a pathway out of verty this morning we were joined here at the capitol by linda johnson rob, the daughter of president lyndon johnson, to mark the anniversary of the speech in which he declared the war on poverty. at the time of the speech the supplemental poverty rate was 26%. 36% of low-income households struggled with food insecurity and more than a third of america