tax scam, even the republican chairman of the missouri house udget committee, state rep scott fitzpatrick, told the st. louis post-dispatch on november a nd quote, we cannot have billion-dollar hole blown in the budget, we cannot afford that, end of quote. i would like mr. trump to show me why he wants to impose double taxation on every missouri taxpayer who will no longer be able to deduct state and local income taxes. and i would like him to show me why he wants to weaken medicare by robbing it of over $25 billion over the next 10 years to help pay for tax cuts for billionaires. and finally i'd like president rump to show me how he intends to ever look middle class

defending champion matthew fitzpatrick is leading the field.him all the way, after the round of the day. shooting a nine under par 63 to take second place. fitzpatrick made a birdie at the last to go one shot ahead of hatton on ten under and two shots ahead ofjustin rose, who'sjoint third on the leaderboard. that's all from sportsday. good night. time for the latest live update from bbc weather. a chilly night and a touch of frost in places. more cloud than last night and the frost will be patchy. showers running on across scotland. this is how they've looked over the last few hours. entry on hills, especially the north. even at low levels overnight and into the morning. driven along by strong winds. the winds are lighter elsewhere across the uk, but some areas of cloud. we may go in and out of frost, depending on whether you are cloudy or clear. as ever temperatures will be lower in rural spots. we've already seen a few places get close to freezing orjust below and that will continue tonight. patchy frost on saturday morning. a lot of sunshine

fitzpatrick made birdie at the last to go one shot ahead of hatton.oint third. that is all from me. from all of us, good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are charlie wells, deputy snapchat editor at the economist and the huffington post's political reporter, kate forrester. welcome to you both. it was not long ago to have been a reporter on the huffington post was pretty out there! it was quite new but not now! what is a snapchat editor?|j there! it was quite new but not now! what is a snapchat editor? i write and produce with a small team a wee kly and produce with a small team a weekly edition on snapchat's discover platform. the economist has been around for 174 years, snapchat for six and in the past few years they have had a platform where publishers can put their content, it is an invite only ecosystem, and we create video content, repurposed old articles, write new pieces for the platform and we see it as a great way of getting ourjournalists have helped to millions are part

fitzpatrick reads on ten under with hatton not far behind.one of those tomorrow. the three—time two waits world champion carl frampton mixes come tomorrow after losing the wba featherweight belt in january. after losing the wba featherweight belt injanuary. a change of promoter and trainer and he hopes it will be a winning formula as he looks to bounce back from a disappointing 2017. conor frampton has placed himself in manchester with a view trainer and a new promoter. the 30—year—old has had to roll with the punches over the past 12 months. i'm not into tale lies, a tough year, big changes. none of it has been easy. i am an emotional person. i am has been easy. i am an emotional person. iam in has been easy. i am an emotional person. i am in a good position. lucky that i have a good, strong family around me who will support me, give me good advice. big plans moving forward. but the more immediate aim is impressing on his comeback. i need a good performance. it cannot be lacklustre. i needed the win first and foremost. that is the win first

fitzpatrick. mr. fitzpatrick: i want to thank my colleague for his leadership on this issue. serving as good stewards of our environment is something that each and every one of us is called to do. it is critical to preserve public health. climate change is real and umans are a contributing factor. as an eagle scout and who grew up in bucks county, pennsylvania. we have it all in bucks county, preserve farmland, expansive parks and rivers and with these tural treasures we need to protect our natural resources. climate chaping and the irresponsible management of our resource is put a strain on our communities. clean air and water are essential to the well-being. mr. speaker, protecting our us.on's open spaces units i join house resolution 195 to enclourge innovation and protect nd serve and be good stewards. representative huffman. and this designates the land of the arctic natural refuge as the come pont of the preservation system to protect from damaging activities. and i have noted and voted to protect the methane rule. the caucus will continue to be the group to how to fove

mark fitzpatrick executive director of the double i double s. america's thank you very much quite happy to talk to al-jazeera thank you. u.s. president donald trump has shed and he muslim videos posted by a far right british activist going to his twitter account retreated three separate videos posted by j. de france and deputy leader of the person first movement i want house correspondent can really help it has the latest from washington d.c. . the largest muslim civil rights group in the united states is condemning the video shared by the president on wednesday morning calling them islamophobia and also inciting violence against muslims still many well finding this outrageous are not surprised by the material that has been retreated by the president given the fact that he on the campaign trail called for a complete and total ban on muslims entering the united states as well as president in the early days of his administration putting in place a travel ban targeting travelers from muslim majority countries it's been challenged in the courts many

fitzpatrick went to the top of the leaderboard. he‘s the defending champion. was a second successive 67 for pits patrick who looked so at home on the greens. he moved to io—under. in the wider picture of the race to dubai, a brilliant bounce back from tommy fleetwood today, a 65 for him. that‘s taken him to 6—under and it‘s brought him right back into the picture as far as the race to dubai is concerned. his closest rival is justin rose, round in 70 today to move into 8—under. the big frustration for him was the uncharacteristic bogie to finish his round. thanks so much forjoining us, ian. bbc sport understands the former women‘s goalkeeping coach lee kendal admitted to using a fake caribbean accent towards aluko. he stepped down from his role yesterday. his admission was not included in the fa statement. the fa said no further action was necessary. the director of rugby, steve diamond has been given a six—week staidium ban for comments he made about the referee after his side‘s match with exeter last month. half of the ban referee after his side‘s match with

fitzpatrick is the defending champion.oday. david whiteley is at the east anglian railway museum where he‘s been attempting a world record and caroline bilton is in hull where they also hope to break a world record. david, if i can start with you, i now know that is called a pump trolley but what have you been doing on it? there is a plaque here with your name on it! the reason i am leaning on this is because the producer of our children in need stuff served, we are going to do the whole programme this year from the east anglian railway museum and break a world record. and i said, one of those pump things? and he said yes! and that was what we‘re going to do. me and three other people in the space of an hour prior to go as far as we could on this. we had to break a record set by guinness, and they said it had to be 18 kilometres. i am sad to say we we re 18 kilometres. i am sad to say we were one and a half short. oh no! we are watching you now.|j were one and a half short. oh no! we are watching you now. i was going so fa

however, fitzpatrick is thanking a custodian who he said distracted the shooter, getting more children in the classrooms and out of harm's way. >> nobody panicked. everything did what they were supposed to do and we're all alive to tell about it. >> reporter: school superintendent fitzpatrick took us through the horrifying details. he reached the school as the teachers were completing rockdown. he rammed the gate with his truck at the north end of campus. he then exited the vehicle with a semiautomatic rifle in hand. >> our head custodian who was shepherding kids in a class poke his head around the corner to see what it was. made eye contact with the shooter, the shooter engaged him and almost immediately had problems with his rifle. it jammed. those few seconds the custodian was able to distract him allowed us to get the kids into the room. >> reporter: fitzpatrick said the shooter then ran into the center of the school grounds. at that time he opened fire on the windows and doors and walls of the classrooms on the quad on all three sides. >> he was looking to kill people. >> his face

richard fitzpatrick, superintendente del distrito escolar cornin el superintendente del distrito escolar estaban encerrandose en sus salones, el pistolero derrumbo con su camioneta la cerca metalica del plantel, salto del vehiculo y saco su arma... como no todos los ninos estaban encerrados un custodio lo distrajo, el sospechoso realizo varias detonaciones hacia el y parece que en ese momento tuvo un problema con su arma... dice que de acuerdo a las grabaciones del sistema de video vigilancia del plantel, 8 segundos despues de que todos los ninos estaban a salvo en sus aulas el pistolero llego corriendo a la plaza civica y empezo a disparar indiscriminadamente.... algunas de las balas atravesaron las paredes de los salones..... el nino alejandro hernandez de 6 anos recibio unos de esos disparos ... janson trato de entrar a algunos de los salones, no pudo. se metio a uno de los banos y luego se fue a un area verde y empezo a disparar en contra de un area residencial....luego se dirigio a su auto y se fue... momentos despues es cuando lo confrontaron agentes policiacos y el sujeto murio...

matthew fitzpatrick, defending champion, is leading the field but it was this man who pushed him allplace. fitzpatrick made a birdie at the last to go one shot ahead of hatton on io—under par and two shots ahead ofjustin rose, third on the leaderboard. the premier league is back this weekend after the international break and second placed manchester united have two key players returning for their game against newcastle tomorrow. france's midfielder paul pogba is fit again after a hamstring injury that is good about since september. zlatan ibrahimovic is also back after damaging knee ligaments in europe but it is an early return than expected as jose but it is an early return than expected asjose mourinho admits he thought it would be more like the end of the year. you can clearly see manchester united this season, before paul's injury and after paul's injury. ibrahimovic, last season we played with him every minute almost, until he was injured. this season, we learn how to play without him. but he is a very important player for us. on to tennis, and belgian‘s player com pletes on to

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. . mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i rise to recognize master sergeant gilbert holland of lang horn, pennsylvania. one of my constituents. nd a member of meryl's merrauders. they were a top secret unit of commandos who served behind japanese lines during world war ii. the men of this magnificent unit volunteered to serve and face some of the most vicious of the stent fighting war. their commitment to service standards as a profound example of sacrifice for our nation. master sergeant was an of the war. their commitment to service standards as a n.c.o. in charge of 16 men and two heavy weapons in this unit. after being discharged in 1945, ranger holland did not sit idly by. he re-enlisted to serve in korea and then two tours in vietnam. mr. speaker, master sergeant holland and the rest of the should be o served recognized. i'm proud to support h.r. 667, which seeks to award the congressional gold medal to world war ii meryl's mawrauders. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes t

school district superintendent rick fitzpatrick believes it was repeated descrilz at his school thated lives. >> it's something we've been doing in schools for years now, and we take it very seriously. >> reporter: when the school's secretary heard gunshots nearby, she immediately signaled students to get off the playground and hide under their desks. >> we didn't have macho warriors that stood up against a shooter. we had men and women who dug deep in their heart and found some strength to do the right thing and be selfless. >> reporter: and protect those kids? >> yes. >> reporter: first- and second-grade teacher gen vervolman, helped the kids get to safety. >> we did what we're trained to do, and our job is to protect those kids, and they did something that's out of the norm for them, and they're the heroes. >> reporter: one six-year-old alejandro hernandez, remains hospitalized after being shot through his classroom hall. >> he weighs heavy in my heart right now. >> reporter: hernandez is expected to be okay. in all, there were seven crime scenes. the two neighbors killed had fuel

lilly fitzpatrick. >> next speaker please. >> jesse. >> please come up to the podium. >> marcus. >> marcus. >> good afternoon commissioners for the record marcus, tart on the center director with renaissance entrepreneur ship center in the bay view and we provide comprehensive business support services and training and mentor ship and networking and access to capital peer support for small businesses and small businesses and entrepreneurs and the bay view hunters community and recently we started our contractors initiative actually in a little more than recently about eight years ago with the support of five point and through that program, we helped to build a capacity of local contractors from the community to work on the shipyard project and what i do mean by building capacity? if you are used to working a project that say $50,000 we build your capacity to work with projects $250,000 or $450,000, how do we do that? we connect our local contractors with mentors, prime contractors that are working out in the community so these contractors include cahill, web core, clark construction, nibby

fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, we honor and we thank each of these brave heroes in our community for putting themselves in harm's way to protect us in bucks county. they are living their lives serving a cause bigger than themselves. what a noble way to spend their life. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. walz, for five minutes. without objection. mr. walz: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today as the ranking member of the house veterans' affairs committee, as the co-chair of the national guard and reserve caucus, as the co-chair of the veterans' jobs caucus, and probably more importantly, as a retired enlisted soldier, to bring to your attention a number of provisions in the g.o.p. tax bill that will negatively impact the men and women currently serving and transitioning in the united states military. i want to be clear, tax reform is a laudable goal. it would have been nice had we actually done it, had we act

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize steve taza and the veteran opportunity partners for their devotion to supporting the veterans of my district, by encourage the growth of veteran-owned businesses, it provides an example for us all about the importance of serving our nation's heroes. veteran opportunity partners and steve taza began providing services to the residents of my district and career opportunities to our veterans in the spring of 2017. they plan to expand their geographic reach of their service to our vets while creating hundreds of careers for our veterans in the years to come. the work that mr. taza and those at veteran opportunity partners do for our veterans is not only worthy of our recognition, mr. speaker, but it's also worth eave our support. we are so -- also worthy of our support. we are so proud all they do for our nation's heroes. mr. speaker, today i rise to recognize first robotics and their student mentoring program for its commitment to inspiring young leaders in o

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fitzpatrick, for five minutes. madam speaker, our veterans represent one of the most highly skilled work forces in american history. he product of rigorous training and ironclad commitment to teamwork and the remarkable ability to succeed where others might fail. it's no wonder that veterans are 45% more likely to be self-employed than nonveterans. in total, veteran-owned training and ironclad businesses make up nearly 10% of all businesses in the united states and account for more than $1 trillion in business receipts every year. one of those businesses is nadmar applied sciences corporation. owned by air force veteran tom, to make sure our military has the best tools possible to complete any mission. thomas also committed to employing veterans in the community. i'm privileged to represent tom and others like him in congress. in honor of their service both in uniform and paragraphs of our economy, i'm proud to recognize the importance of veteran-owned small businesses in our community by introducing and supporting

fitzpatrick. [applause] chairman ronan. devos. [applause] howard schultz. [applause] dr. amy gutman, president of the university of pennsylvania. wanture that many of you to share tonight's program on social media. when you do, it we invite you to use the #liberty medal. please silence your electronic devices. i will give you a moment to do so now. a few of our special guest support.messages of please turn your attention to the screen behind me. >> i want to thank you for joining us at the national constitution center. it awards the liberty medal to a true hero, john mccain. blueprints us with a for how to live as free men and women. the constitution alone cannot secure our freedom. our best and bravest have to put their lives on the line. john mccain did just that. he modeled for all of us unwavering devotion to the cause of liberty. all of us owe him a great debt of the -- gratitude. i join my colleagues on the board of trustees in celebrating the winner of 2017 liberty medal, senator john mccai

fitzpatrick.'m dan i'm honored to join the national constitution center and all of you here today to pay tribute to a great american, senator john mccain. when we think of senator mccain, we think of two ideals service and honor. from a young age, senator mccain was called to give back. the example applies what he calls the sanctity of personal honor. as a naval officer in vietnam, as a congressman, and as a u.s. senator, a theme runs through his life -- dedicated -- dedication to our country, the constitution, and the preservation of liberty. today the center this does the two 2017 liberty medal on this exemplary man. trusteef of our ceo and -- i amr colleagues and honored to join you to celebrate this award. it is a great honor to join the national constitution center and arab board chairman joe biden -- and our board chairman joe biden in painter to john mccain. he began his girl as enable officer. in the years he has been honored for his extraordinary terrorism. -- heroism. our constitutional s

to the table it will insist on doing so as a nuclear state cathy know that al-jazeera seoul mark fitzpatrick is the executive director of the international institute for strategic studies americas told me the capabilities of this misawa being exaggerated it's an evolution in the capabilities of north korea this missile flew eight hundred kilometers higher than the other one it was in the air seven minutes longer so it's a more capable missile but i i think some people are exaggerating its capabilities it cannot hit anywhere in the world i don't think it can even hit anywhere in the united states that doesn't matter north korea just needs to be able to hold one major city in the united states at risk and seattle is within the range of this missile what's interesting here is that north korea is now saying that it has reached its goal this signals that maybe no further tests are needed and it's judgment and if so that's a good thing because we've been worried the next evolution might be a nuclear test in the pacific that would be very very provocative. now u.s. president donald trump has shed a

superintendent rick fitzpatrick. >> eight to ten second had closed for the lockdown and him appearing in the quad. >> the shooting lasted 25 minutes before neal was killed by two police officers. 6-year-old alejandro hernandez in fair condition after being shot through the wall of his classroom. >> love and kindness, and selfnessless paired with the ability to professionally do what they did, defeated evil yesterday. >> at one point, a custodian at this elementary school d disdistracted the shooter. that saved lives. the superintendent says lockdown drills are an unfortunate reality at all schools. >> jamie yuccas, thank you. the chief of staff of the army said today, it failed to report a soldier's criminal history to the fbi, in as many as 20% of cases. last week, the air force admitted it did not tell the fbi about assault conviction. that allowed kelly to buy the rifle he used to kill 26 people at a texas church. a man once described as a classic serial killer back in custody tonight. he escaped from a psychiatric hospital in hawaii on sunday. and was captured today, 2400 miles aw

. >> those stunning words from the acting us attorney, william fitzpatrick. fitzpatrick says, he served as chief for nearly ten years sudden will he resigned when the fbi started investigating him, in january. >> he was recorded by his own officers making racist statements against african-americans. >> according to the criminal complaint, he was hurt on -- heard on recordings saying these blank are like isis. they have no value. they should l all up and mo them down. >> the complaint also duri a september 2016 arrest at this localotel slammed head of handcuffed african-american suspect into a door jam. shortly after he was recorded ng:reem i'll tell you what, it is going to get to should sne e in a e township has moved f with np that promotesnclu any. e qure i relaetween cops and y. li irs, ifwant t com ot oll. >> oning thu we attorney chakaonfox 29 legal analyst, ken rotweiler weighing in on this. fellows, this may folde philadelphia inquire they are morning. t criminalompl about seven pages some of these comments they're verse soom wesheth charges, howin pr

. >> people around the better offsuburbs like delaware around philly or fitzpatrick getting shaky?hey're on the leaning list. >> i don't think they really like trump to become with. lot of them voted against trump and now the worry is not only vote against trump but republicans trying to ally themselves with trump. >> voting against property tax deductions in the tax bill and high property taxes and comfort themselves like a normal person, at least can write off federal income tax. not now. >> they're going to find a deal on that that's more acceptable. >> take away the property tax deduction to guy or woman who owns a house in the suburbs -- >> they're going to get it but not state or estate. that's the rub. >> no. >> that's not sufficient. what is interesting about tonight. look at suburbs of washington where ed gillespie ran and did quite well, ran against mark warner. 20 points less in the vote in this election than he did when he ran against warner. that was true in prince william county, fairfax, the ed gillespie that ran last time was establishment republican. >> republican

we saw it occur july of 2009 as dan fitzpatrick pointed out using a -- one of the largest casino businesses been repeatedly stalled at the $10 level, falling every time it hit, boom, boom, boom. just not working but when the bulls finally broke out of the crowd there's no stopping them. the stock gained the strength after pushing through. that's a very rare pattern, it just stayed overbought which told you good thing were going to be ahead. it never retreated as you would have expected. buyers wouldn't quit despite the stock being overbought that is the sign the strongest kind of positive move in the book might be taken place. at any given time expecting a pull back but no this stock proceeded to go from $10 to $48, pretty much in a straight line with no pull back to speak of. an over bought condition is a golden condition for a huge move i'd like to marry the fundamentals for the charts, what was happening underneath the chart it was able to stay overbought for so long that's when the chief locus of profits from las vegas sand went from being vegas to mccall the transport l bs from a so so

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize first lieutenant patrick j. mcnulty jr., one of my constituents, who on friday, november 3, received the silver star medal which is our nation's third highest award for heroism in combat during the vietnam war. on november 7, 1967, lieutenant mcnulty was serving as an artillery forward observer when his unit was attacked. lieutenant mcnulty called in accurate fire on multiple enemy positions while also directing friendly units. even after being seriously wounded, lieutenant mcnulty continued to fight. as the enemy began to retreat, he organized the effort to provide aid to his wounded comrades. lieutenant mcnulty's actions saved lives. he returned home to his wife and purchased a home. earned an m.b.a. from temple university. worked for the ford motor company and has been an active member of our community. his story shall inspire us all. madam speaker, i offer to this body patrick's personal motto, he statement is the navy's see beebees. the impossible takes a little it longer to do. madam speaker, i rise today

you think people around the big cities, the better off suburbs like delaware, around philly, or fitzpatrickr meehan, you thank you they're getting a little shaky in their boots right now? they're on the leaning list. >> i don't think they really liked trump to begin with. i think a lot of them voted against trump. and now the worry is not only voting against trump, but they voted against republicans who are trying to align themselves with trump. >> throw in the fact they're voting against property tax deductions in their tax bill and they have high property taxes in the suburban areas, and they always like any normal person would, at least i can write it off my federal income tax. not now. >> they're going to find a way to get a deal on that, make it more acceptable to folks. >> you utake a way the property tax deduction to a guy, a woman who owns aous. >> they're going to get a property tax deduction. what they're not going to get is the state and local taxes. that's where it's going to be the rub. >> no. they're not going to get a property tax deduction. >> that's not going to be sufficie

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to share the story of joshua ryan redner, a young man from my district whose tragic story illustrates exactly why we cannot waiver in our commitment to fighting the opioid epidemic. drurg his final year of high school josh was prescribed perk set to treat the pain from a knee injury. his parents, george and jackie, never imagined their son, a star athlete, and an excellent student with plans to attend the coast guard academy, could be dragged down by addiction but addiction can impact anyone, mr. speaker. not long after the initial prescription, josh's family noticed changes in his behavior and then long after josh's prescription had run dry, george and jackie were still finding pills in josh's room. recognizing the beginning of a serious problem, josh's parents sat him down and josh committed to getting clean. working to get the help he needed, josh entered rehab. unfortunately, the treatment did not hold, and thus began a cycle of relapse. followed by stints in

on two goals, and defending champion matthew fitzpatrick leads that the halfway stage of the european on ten under par after freddie's second round fellow englishman hatton i5 freddie's second round fellow englishman hatton is just freddie's second round fellow englishman hatton isjust behind him ona englishman hatton isjust behind him on a stunning nine under par 63. justin rose picked up a couple of shots to sit third on the leaderboard. now, england's women's cricketers have lost the ashes series after a heavy defeat in the first twenty20. australia now have an unassailable lead and have regained the game is to be with two games to spare. batting first, england started badly, losing their captain ‘5 second ball. at one point, they were 16-4. second ball. at one point, they were 16—4. wyatt's maiden 50 helped them to 132-9, but it 16—4. wyatt's maiden 50 helped them to 132—9, but it was never enough and australia cruised to a six wicket victory with nearly five overs wicket victory with nearly five over5 left. the star batter hit 86 not out. they had them concerns over their batting

elections, off terms, what issues they are most answered -- interested in and i can ask for jenny fitzpatrickecause i want to talk to her about a ride to the polls and climate issues and it's all on this ipad. it would take me forever to do that in 1990 and find her and talk to her about an issue she this about, but with technology today it is very exciting and with facebook and can do personal ads, not tv ads, 250,000 people and only 20 of them care, we can do personal ads and we know that they care about those ads. on the downside of that, we have foreign countries that know this, that know how to use facebook and twitter and cyber issues and they can pay for ads and they can try to advertise and campaign. the united states, this is not a targeted atsue donald trump. this is an issue about our republic. how do we make sure that foreign governments do not influence the outcome, let alone divide americans on social issues, as they are trying to do? areies, more and more they selected particular topics, bought ads, democrats andet republicans fighting each other. i am not saying they influence

they're chasing this man, defending champion matthew fitzpatrick, who's leading the field going into final sprint. fascinating how there are so many brits. english as well. i don't know what's going on in english golf. justin rose had a good run and now he is up in the mix in dubai, tommy fleetwood doing really well. i think we only european player is sergio garcia, who is in with a slight chance. at i think it will be an english winner. it will be a race to get a seat on the plane out of dubai! over to keep oxime from the tranquillity of golf. —— kickboxing. she only took up kick—boxing as a hobby to keep fit, but now she's a british and world champion. tonight kelly haynes is again in an international contest at the o2. mike has been speaking to her about spaghetti. a spaghetti bolognese which packs a punch and not many 10—year—olds have their tea served by a world champion kickboxer and it's not just their tea served by a world champion kickboxer and it's notjust archie. here you go. never in my life did i think i would be doing something like this. i'm a mum, never in a million y

they're chasing this man, defending champion matthew fitzpatrick, who's leading the field going intoll at the moment. fabulous. all up fabulous. allup in the fabulous. all up in the mix to be the top golfer of europe. when are we going to find out? i think at the end of the tournament, though another couple of days. tomorrow. i've lost track of where we are in the week. it's saturday today... thank you. today marks 30 years since the king's cross fire, when 31 people lost their lives in the worst blaze in the history of the london underground. it started when a single match which was discarded on a wooden escalator. as tom edwards reports, the tragedy brought about monumental changes in fire safety. thousands use this escalator every day and many don't know this is where the worst fire in the history of the tube started. stuart is now retired, but nearly 30 years ago he was one of the first firefighters to arrive. we were laying out the equipment and it was then that we heard all started hearing all the screens. “— heard all started hearing all the screens. —— screams. i heard all st

they're chasing this man, defending champion matthew fitzpatrick, who's leading the field going into. then get home from dubai. that's it, christmas time. it would be a great christmas time. it would be a great christmas if you win that race. thanks very much. he famously tackled unhealthy school dinners, and nowjamie oliver has the selfie in his sights. the celebrity chef has announced he's banned his 14—year—old daughter from taking them, and described selfies as the unhealthy "sugar of social media". he also warned parents to be more aware of how children are presenting themselves online. we'll talk about this more in minute, but first let's take emma kennyjoins emma kenny joins us. emma kennyjoins us. what do you make of this? i have some empathy with jamie oliver. i don't think he's just reacting from a perspective that's personal. he's taking on board a lot of the research and evidence that we're seeing, the trends that are developing in young people's mental health. there's an irony as well, because he hasn't shied away from his family being in the public eye and under scrutin

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fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize mcloughlin, the middle atlantic great lakes organized crime law enforcement network and the reachal information sharing systems program. last month i had the opportunity to tour the site in my district in new town, bucks county, pennsylvania. as one of six regional centers, they serve delaware, indiana, maryland, michigan, new jersey, new york, ohio, the district of columbia, and pennsylvania. as well as england and parts of canada their work is integral in keeping local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies informed and equipped with the tools they need to do their jobs and keep us safe. the regional information sharing systems have supported agencies for a combined agencies for a combined 40 years. in 2016 alone, in pennsylvania, mclock lynn saw 2,099 requests for criminal investigative he research assistance. their holisic approach embodies the best of what a system can offer to our local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. mr. sp

school district superintendent rick fitzpatrick believes it was repeated drills at his school that savedives. >> something we've been doing in schools for years now and we take it very seriously. >> reporter: when the school secretary heard gunshots nearby, she immediately signaled students to get off the playground and hide under their desks. >> we didn't have match cho warriors that stood up against a shooter. we had men and women who dug deep in their heart and found some strength to do the right thing and be selfless. >> and protect those kids. >> yes. >> reporter: first and second grade teacher jennifer helped the kids get to safety. >> we did what we're trained to do. our job is to protect those kids. they did something that was out of the norm for them. they're the heroes. >> reporter: one 67-year-old, alejandro hernandez remains hospitalized after being shot through his classroom wall. >> he weighs heavy in my heart right now. >> reporter: hernandez is expected to be okay. in all, there were seven crime scenes. the two neighbors killed feuded with the shooter in the of the pa and

fitzpatrick: i was honored to attend several celebrations in my district. as i traveled from celebration to celebration, i got to share in the absolute joy of my constituents as they celebrated with friends and with family. i was moved to be asked to participate in the lighting ceremonies and i was in awe of the beauty of the festivals. mr. speaker, i'm proud to represent a district that is so diverse and so rich in its culture. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> today i come to the people's house floor in strong opposition to the ryan-mcconnell billionaires first tax plan a plan that overwhelmingly benefits the super rich and well-connected in scam -- and scams the middle class and our most vulnerable americans. mrs. beatty: don't just take it from me. according to the institute on taxation and economic policy, working families in my home state of ohio will see their taxes increase by $1,000 per year. while the wealthies

on behalf of my democratic co-chair, annie kuster, our vice chairs, brian norcross and brian fitzpatrick, i urge you to consider these bills. we'll continue to expand and update our legislative agenda as we tackle this critical issue facing our country. thank you and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona for three minutes, please. >> chairman burgess, ranking member green, members of the committee, thank you for allowing me to come before you today to testify on an issue that has had a devastating impact on my district. i want to first of all echo the sentiments of representative mcarthur. i'm also on the task force. at least two arizonians die every day from opioid overdoses. last year, deaths due to opioids rose 16% from the year before. as a former law enforcement officer, some of what i see today is familiar from my time serving communities. the harrowing stories of addiction, the pain family members face, including child abuse, domestic abuse, and the loss of a loved one. and also the relationship to organized crime. but i must tell

i floated an idea picked up by ryan fitzpatrick that would at least take -- require you to go through in order to ultimately get a bumpstock if you should even get a bumpstock. that legislation has not moved yet. i hope that it will and i think in these sorts of tragedies, the most important thing is let's get all of the facts that i think your news organization is doing a good job of right now. what we've learned in the last 45 minutes is different from what we knew two or three hours ago. let's figure out if this was avoidable, how it could have possibly been avoidable. >> in the wake of the las vegas tragedy, there was quite a bit of upswell. some people didn't even know what a bumpstock was. it's not something that you need in the context that he had used guns in the past and at the same time, there was a letter that was written to the atf asking for them to make a different decision but at the end of the day, we haven't seen any action. >> that frustrates me. i signed on to that letter. if the atf says they have jurisdiction and they are going to move forward, great. if they are

fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the bucks county opportunity council community action agency which serves low-income families throughout bucks county, pennsylvania and its economic self-sufficiency program which recently from ted its 300th family poverty. this individualized program works with families to end the cycle of poverty by building a plan of action and working from poverty. with a coach to to graduate, participants in program must program must be f welfare subsidies, have secured employment, live in safe and affordable housing, have access to safe and reliable transportation, maintain a balanced budget, and have a health care plan for their entire family. mr. speaker, attain new trainin and education. this program is working. aside from the total number of graduates, last year's class of families have more than tripled their salaries. moreover, in our community, every dollar invested nets nearly $5 saved in cash to welfare subsidies. i'm proud to stand with the bucks coun

host: brian fitzpatrick, a republican from pennsylvania. live look at the vietnam memorial. 1982.ted back in we will be there live at 1:00 for a ceremony. james on the line from fort worth, texas. tell us about your experience with the military, starting with how and why you first got in. >> i am listed in april of 1963. -- i am listed in april of 1963 -- i enlisted in april of 1963. role, it in a combat was in a support role but that did not mean we did not face risks. the military was the greatest thing that ever happened in my life, i am 72 years old. after i got out of the military and got over the bitterness of i'veoutheast asia war, filed for my g.i. bill and went to work for the veterans and ministries in on-campus help veterans get their paperwork filled out. and went their way through the regulations. i became a social worker. as it turned out, after the funds were cut, it eliminated half of my salary during the reagan administration and i had to go back to work in big industry to raise my children. i have three issues and i will t

fitzpatrick: you have served and sacrificed greatly to secure the freedom we enjoy here at home. you command our respect. you continue the greatest tradition and you are a role model tore younger generations of americans. to the tam list who have sacrificed, we say thank you. you provide the love and care necessary for our men and women to continue their honorable work. our gratitude is enduring, our support for you steadfast. we have your back. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute -- the gentlelady seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to oppose the republican tax plan and to highlight another devastating proposal in it. the republican tax plan proposes to eliminate the medical expense deduction. eliminating this deduction could raise taxes on nearly nine million people including cancer patients and their familie

fitzpatrick? >> minka. >> minka. >> oh, i thought you meant me. >> no.erve the name. >> my view is this. joe is not one of those guys who walks around saying oh, we lost. he watches a football game and if alabama loses he's the same as if alabama wins. >> it never happened. >> and i was surrounded -- i had chickens walking into my kitchen. i had four dogs, three cats and melania got loose and almost got killed. >> the rabbit. >> donald was missing. >> the rabbit. >> i almost just closed the door and let him freeze to death. that's the rabbit. but instead we found donald. so i had a lot going. and kids everywhere. i was not watching football. >> it's not the truth that i'm the same if they win or lose. >> you seem the same. you're a nice guy. >> my friends will go crazy for weeks and weeks. i'll say their y're 18-year-old kids throwing a ball around. >> yeah. >> we're proud of them when they win but it's cruel when they lose. >> to have a six wild card one. >> they're going to expand it. >> even one of these outside conferences. central florida will lose

fitzpatrick. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you all for being here and thank you for what you do. your work is not easy. we know that and we're here to support you in any way necessary. i can report to this committee regarding director ray, i've spoken and keep in touch with any of my colleagues. this is a man they have come to respect tremendously. thank you for leading the organization that i love. i think that it warrants further discussion regarding section 702. mr. higgins brought it up briefly. i want this committee to be fully aware not only of what you just said regarding the benefits to the bureau. what i'd like you to address briefly, sir, is the consequences of not reauthorizing. what will we not be able to do anymore should section 702 expire? >> the real value of 702 is at the front end, at the very very early stages when a tip comes in. we're in an environment now where there's a high volume of threats and there are so few dots in many cases to connect with these smaller, more contained more loo

fitzpatrick: i want to thank potential, inc, the james a. mitchner museum, the david library of the american revolution, the mercer museum castle, ywca and ymca. the productive and frank conversations facilitated by these organizations is a tribute to both these nonprofit leaders and their members. bucks county is made a better place because of these amazing people we have committed to our nonprofit community. we thank them for giving of their time, their energy and their passion in serving a cause bigger than themselves. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. mr. speaker, today i rise to congratulate a group that i worked with for some time, the dirty city honey bees double dutch team for their big wins at the american double dutch league's 44th international competition. but tragedy intervened. sadly, on october 28, one of the honey bees passed away. i ask my colleagues to join me in honor and rem

tax scam, even the republican chairman of the missouri house udget committee, state rep scott fitzpatrick, told the st. louis post-dispatch on november a nd quote, we cannot have billion-dollar hole blown in the budget, we cannot afford that, end of quote. i would like mr. trump to show me why he wants to impose double taxation on every missouri taxpayer who will no longer be able to deduct state and local income taxes. and i would like him to show me why he wants to weaken medicare by robbing it of over $25 billion over the next 10 years to help pay for tax cuts for billionaires. and finally i'd like president rump to show me how he intends to ever look middle class families in the face again when he promised to lower taxes for every american. mr. mcgovern: i yield the gentleman an additional 15 seconds. mr. clay: instead, this shameful g.o.p. tax scam will ensure that the haves will have more and everyone else will pay for it. thank you and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentlelady from wyoming is recognized. ms. cheney: mr.