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and menna fitzpatrick and her guide, jenifer kehoe, britain's most decorated winter pa ralympians, goold, at the world championships. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: we'll look ahead to the final round of matches in rugby union's champions cup. edinburgh can book a quarterfinal place tonight. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. buckingham palace has announced that the duke of edinburgh has been to hospital for a check—up, after being involved in a car crash at sandringham last night. doctors have confirmed that he had no injuries of concern. police in norfolk say they're investigating the crash and will take "any appropriate action". an eyewitness who helped the prince, who's 97, out of his overturned landrover car, described the scene of the collision, at a road junction near the sandringham estate, as "horrendous." the woman driving the other vehicle in the crash was treated in hospitalfor cuts, while herfemale passenger broke her wrist. a 9—month—old baby, who was also in their car, wasn't hurt. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is

fitzpatrick thinks that jd.com completed a buyable double bottom at $20 per share.e you go, $20 bottom that's still holding up with the stock at $21.68. it didn't get taken out today. that floor held even during the selloff today. this is a sign that they are ready to run but the real strength here is in the moving average, or the mac technicians use this to detect changes before they happen fitz points out this has been surging higher since september look at this it's been going o ining up, eves is going down. that's what technicians call a positive divergence. it means the mac-d is signaling jd.com has dot top bottomed, no about it he thinks that jd.com could be stuck in no man's land for a while. however, if jd.com can break out above 24, and he thinks you can have a lot of easy upside, in fact, once the rally is past 24, fitzpatrick says it can tack on another 20%, rallying to around 29, which is where the 200 day moving average will be in a few weeks. he thinks you should wait for that breakout and if it happens, that's when you pounce i like lower stocks, but

em menna fitzpatrick has just 5 per cent vision, yet has made her name flying down ski slopes at speedsn a motorway. ?menna and her guide, jenifer kehoe, became britain's most decorated winter paralympians, after winning 4 medals including a gold in pyeongchang last year. next up is the world championships, which get underway next week in slovenia. andy swiss, has been to meet them. hoping once again to hurtle into history, a sporting double act like few others.

joining me is pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick.ongressman, thank you for being with us. i know you've heard this criticism going on. you have been an outspoken critic of the president but do you think he is immoral or amoral as some of the others say? >> yeah. i haven't had a chance to read mitt romney's op-ed, i will tell you he's a good man and i'm looking forward to serving with him in congress but what i have focused in on really and this has been a concern for a lot of people is the tone and the demeanor of the president. it's been unbecoming quite frankly and it detract answer what he's trying to accomplish. i saw this play out in the last immigration debate, particularly with my problems solvers caucus and the language was counterproductive. >> you focus on language and tone do you think weighing in as mitt romney and stanley mcchrystal have done, as harry reid is doing, weighing in on the morality of the president, is counterproductive or productive? >> yeah, i mean, getting into, like, psychological assessments orb kha or

england's matthew fitzpatrick leads the dubai desert classic after the opening round.a 65. he's a shot clear of a group which includes compatriot callum shinkwin. jockey frankie dettori says he is considering riding for up to five more years. the 48—year—old has ridden more than 3,000 winners in his career and was named 2018 jockey of the year. and britain's menna fitzpatrick and guidejen kehoe have won their second medal of the para alpine world championships in slovenia. the paralympic champions took silver after finishing five seconds behind slovakia in the visually impaired slalom, having taken bronze in the giant slalom on tuesday. now, it's been a wonderful run at the australian open for the greek youngster stefanos tsitsipas but he finally met his match today. 2009 champion rafael nadal handed out a masterclass to the 20—year—old, losing only six games in a devastating display to book his place in the final which will be his fifth in all in melbourne. he'll play either novak djokovic or lucas pouille in the showpiece on sunday. i have to keep doing the things th

brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers ve been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith- phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. they're expected to return on monday. i'm melisa raney reporting. (

menna fitzpatrick has less than 5% vision.is a simulation of what she sees as she follows jen kehoe‘s orange bib. figifigwl’ fin; l; : she's in front! and as they return to major competition, being celebrities, :; itzizuifsz—zi gruff: that, for me, well, i think for both of us, was the most surreal moment. i can quite honestly say this is probably one of the scariest things we've ever done and we ski down a mountain at 70 mph, so... yeah, this must be a quite a long way from the red carpets you've been inhabiting over the last 12 months? yeah. we feel way more comfortable here! éfnéié;;§ifexp:7tt§fq—;}§ 171222757, 17 f j, ' f. " " no british skiers have ever won a world title, as well as a paralympic one, and bronze last time round is still a painful memory. menna had broken her hand... just see the scar there. ...like, not that long before and so, it was a little bit disappointing. have your lives changed, do you think? they've changed a little bit, but we're still the two really fun girls who do an amazing sport and just do it

congressman fitzpatrick, thank you very much for joining us. what's your take on how this shutdown has been going? what do you think it has accomplished? >> no shutdown is good, and 't haccomplished anything, which is why we need to ereopen the government, which is why i have and will continue e vot to keep our -- to reopen our government and to keep iopen. these are very, very important debates on issues like immigration and border security and daca, but we can't hold our federal employees hostage, judy, and right now we have scenario where the t.s.a. screeners at airports, the air traffic control workers are being furloughedthat makes our airways very unsafe. yohave the cdp, boardertrol and coast guard aren't being funded and e rloughing people. we have my former colleagues and employer who are making decisions onen essential-noneal employees which hurts the criminal cyber investigations. government shutdownsno way to govern. h need to get te government open and have a bipartisan solution. a >> woodruff: y the republican, the president of the

i thank congressman serrano, fitzpatrick, and duffy for being original co-sponsor of this bill. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment to section 4 of the united states centennial commission act of 2016, public law 114-196, and the order of the house of january 3, 2019, of the following member on the part of the house to the united states semiquincentennial commission. the clerk: mr. evans of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately 4:00 p.m. today. >> you can follow the house live on c-span when members return at 4:00 p.m. eastern. and this afternoon, the house rules committee meets for the first time in the 116th congress since democrats took the majority. they'll consider those four spending bills to reopen the federal government, expected to be debated on the house floor this week. the house rules committee is now chaired by massachusetts democrat, jim mcgovern. you can watch today's meeting live at 5:00 p.

brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. the border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith- phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. they're expected to return on monday. i'm melisa raney report

brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. the border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith- phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. expected to return on monday.i'm melisa raney reporting. (jus

congressman king, judiciary chairman jerry nadler, congressman brian fitzpatrick, congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congressman brian mast, congresswoman robin kelly, congressman fred upton, congresswoman lucy mcbath, and congressman chris smith. we know the people are behind us over 90% of americans support expanding background checks. they supported because they know that this is the first line of defense in keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and those who may be a danger to themselves or others. today, we are going to take a bold first step. are going to honor with action all of those lives that have been lost. we honor those mothers, fathers, and children and all of their loved ones who miss their families each day. comingr our colleague gabby gifford, and she stood up as a powerful voice on this issue. and itt is in her honor, is an honor of all of those lives forever changed by gun violence. know that our fight is just starting, and the voices and the strength of the public will carry us through this. together, we are going to deliver for the american people. [applause] s

britain's menna fitzpatrick and guidejen kehoe have won their second gold medal at the para alpine skiinghips in italy. they had the quickest time in the visually—impaired super—g... which helped them also claim a silver in the super combined event. fellow gb skiers kelly gallagher and gary smith won bronze in both. wigan warriors' defence of the super league title got off to the worst possible start. they were beaten 22—12 at rivals st helens. but it was hugely impressive openerfor the saints, with kevin naiqama scoring the first try after just 93 seconds. wigan managed to get back to 12—all at the break, but tries from regan grace and this one from james roby sealed the win. there's less than 2a hours to go until the start of the six nations. wales travel to france in friday night's opener but the big game of the weekend is in dublin as champions ireland host england. eddie jones has given manu tuilagi a first start in the competition for six years. our rugby union correspondent chrisjones has been at their training camp in portugal. the weather has turned a little bit here and portugal

pennsylvania republican ryan fitzpatrick who agrees with some democrats this is going too far. do you have the gist of that congressman, you don't want shutdown to continue much longer. there has to be a better way to deal with it. >> good to be with you. i think that this is a really important issue. the issue of border security and immigration in general. i lived draw government shutdown as an fbi agent back in 2013 and it is very problematic. it forces supervisors like myself to make decisions. we have t.s.a. screeners, air traffic controllers, officers border patrol acts and -- agents and coast guards. that's a dangerous thing. >> neil: did you feel this way 17 days ago? did you feel that you didn't think 17 days later we'll be where we are? >> i voted to fund the government 17 days ago with the border funding. we need to fund the government. >> neil: do you think that the president was caught unaware on this one. now there's no one trying to help dig him out of this? >> i don't think it was the best strategy, neil. most importantly, this is really -- the immigration discus

joining me right now sprang fitzpatrick up former cia agent and former prosecutor. congressman fitzpatrick is one of the few that sided with the prisoner broke with democrats. two bills the wood and the shutdown without border funding. welcome to the show, sir. >> hey kennedy how are you? kennedy: how are you doing? what is it about the democrats plan that you saw? >> it's nothing to do with the democrat or republican plan. about keeping the government open. i believe more than anybody border security funding. i voted consistently for defunding sanctuary cities in kate steinl's lock and three weeks ago i voted for a continuing resolution that included $5 billion for border security. to me kennedy this is about keeping our government funded first and foremost because part of this government funding program is a cbp. the border patrol and the coast guard are three entities responsible for border security. i don't think it makes any sense the defund those entities in the name of border security. i think we need to reopen the government and have this debate over how to

and at the para alpine world championships in slovenia, britain's menna fitzpatrick and guidejen kehoeually impaired giant slalom, the pair are gb‘s most successful winter paralympians, kelly gallagher and guide gary smith were fourth. the world anti—doping agency has decided against re—imposing sanctions on russia even though moscow missed a deadline to hand over data from the laboratory at the centre of alleged state—sponsored doping. russia's anti—doping agency turned over the requested information eighteen days late, but said that did not warrant re—imposing the suspension. experts have begun analysing the data in an attempt to identify competitors who benefitted from one of the biggest cheating scandals in sporting history. here's our sports editor dan roan. last year, russia paid a humiliating price for state—sponsored doping scandal, the country flag and them and from the winter scandal, the country flag and them and from the winter olympics, and for us to not compete. they then missed the deadline to grant access to the anti—dumping lot in moscow, the epicentre of cheating, but

. >>> joining me now to discuss this congressman brian fitzpatrick, republican from pennsylvania, also a former special agent and federal prosecutor. a perfect day to have you on the show. we invited you here before this story broke. congressman, thanks for being on "new day. request itself. >> my pleasure, good morning. >> let's start here with your reaction to the headline here. fbi opened inquiry into whether trump was secretly working on behalf of the russians. your reaction to the reporting. >> yes, two things you want to look for there. i haven't seen the new york sometimes sto times story yet. there are assessments and preliminary inquiries, which have limited scope and full field investigations. that's the first thing. the second thing, victor, any time an investigation is opened on an elected official, member of the media, member of the clergy. they are put in a sort of a separate category called sins, sensitive investigative matters, which require the highest level of approvals n. this case it would have been in all likelihood the deputy director at the time andy mccabe and r

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representative brian fitzpatrick, please. fitzpatrick: in the united states, we are blessed to have many public service professions. school teachers, members of the military, members of law enforcement, elected officials, and journalists. my 14 years that in as an fbi agent, i can say to you that there are many cases that we owe to the work of journalists. they resulted in victims rights eating restored -- being restored. the lesson to be learned here the message that is is that silence is acquiescence. silence is not ok. every time we lost a sister or of law enforcement, an attack on one was an attack on all. journalist who was defending the first amendment, defending the constitution, defending the united states of america, keeping elected officials honest engaged in work ended up in documentaries everywhere, lives an attack on one is an attack on all. thank you for the work you do, thank you for your patriotism. god bless you guys. [applause] you for that statement. this is mike mccall. mccaul. mccaul: thank you for inviti

menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe have become the first british skiers to win both paralympicworld para—skiing championships in italy, to add to their gold medals at the winter games in pyeongchang last year. silver went to kelly gallagher, who won britian's first ever paralympic gold medal at sochi in 2014, and her guide, gary smith. when the world freestlye ski and snowboard championships begin on thursday in park city, usa, there will be plenty of attention on charlotte bankes. she's a snowboard cross athlete — she was born in britain but grew up in france and competed for them at the last two olympic games. but she's now switched great britain and will make her major event debut for gb this week. she's amongst the favourites to secure a world medal. bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet her. i was born in the uk, my parents are british. the whole family moved into france when i was four because we love being in the mountains. france when i was four because we love being in the mountainsm france when i was four because we love being in the mountains. it is

that is brian fitzpatrick and dan kildee.ater in the program, we will hear from democrats from new york, tom suozzi. he is part of something called the problem solvers caucus and we will talk about the shutdown and what he expects will happen in the next couple weeks. those conversations coming up when "washington journal" continues. ♪ ♪ announcer: live super bowl sunday at noon eastern, dave zarin is our guest on book tv's in-depth. the author of many books including "one is my name -- what is my name, fool?" "jim brown: recent, last man standing." [video clip] >> i love sports and that is why we need to fight for sports. if we are going to do so, we need to know our history. we need to know our history of the athletes, the sports writers, and the fans who have stood up to the machine. if for no other reason than knowing this history i think allows us to look at the world and see struggle can affect every aspect of life in this system, even the ivory tower known as sports. live sunday on noon eastern -- at noon eastern on bo

debate over border security while we're defunding border security simultaneously. >> congressman fitzpatrick, appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >>> well, just ahead, more on the political dimensions, especially the question of who pays the price, as voters out there start feeling the pain. the price politically. >>> later, not so fast. the president's 30-day troop withdrawal from syria. he never said it would happen quickly. quickly. we're keeping them honest ahead. a hoteur flight. d so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. ♪ our big idaho potato truck and we're going to find it. awe man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by mom

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, this weekend i was proud to stand with our community and join homes for our troops as a new house for an american hero was unveiled. on saturday morning, kevin and his wife received the keys to their new home in upper southampton in bucks county, pennsylvania. on june 8 of 2008, corporal must claus can can i i was severely injured in afghanistan after his vehicle struck an i.e.d. he suffered critical injuries to both his legs and vision in his right eye and he suffered severe burns and traumatic brain injury. while kevin has made significant progress in his recovery, everyday activities can can still be challenging. their new home is retrofitted to make these tasks easier and more accessible for kevin and bridget. mr. speaker, kevin is a true patriot and an american hero. we thank him for his service and we wish him and bridget all the best in their new home. we're so proud to have them join our bucks county family. i'd also like to thank homes for our troops and their entire

guest: we have republicans who are serious about combating climate change, like brian fitzpatrick in pennsylvania, and we hope that more republicans, historically nvironmental protections where passed with bipartisan majorities. the koch brothers need to stop being climate change deinsiders. we need to get back to oa time to legislate in a bipartisan way. we need republicans to do that. the science, the facts and history are on our side and we welcome republicans back into the fold. guest: she uses terms like deinsiders and insults and attacks and compare that to a number of times i present data, factual objective evidence and what you're going to see both numbers are very high and i am proud of that. host: we are going to leave it there. james taylor of the heartland institute. serves as environment and energy policy senior fellow. lcv.org and of the serves as government affairs senior vice president. thanks for coming along with this discussion. >> the house back at 4:00 p.m. eastern for debate on six bills including one that regulates over-the-counter drugs and medicaid programs.

fitzpatrick. five minutes. mr. speaker, k: yesterday our nation recognized national law enforcement appreciation day, and i'm proud to stand here today with my colleagues to express our gratitude to the brave women and men who sacrifice for our safety each and every day. i would like to recognize the memory and legacy of one law enforcement officer who left an indelible mark in families in bucks county and beyond. bill sample who passed away in 2014 was a philadelphia police office who are founded the sunshine foundation in 1976. based in southampton, the sunshine foundation which seeks to help chronically ill, physically challenged, and abused children from underserved families was inspired by bill working protective duty at st. christopher's children's hospital. today the foundation has answered over 40,000 dreams of deserving children. mr. speaker, i speak on behalf of our entire community when i say i'm thankful and we're all thankful for law enforcement community and for officers like bill sample. we want to t

england's matthew fitzpatrick is leading the dubai desert classic after the opening round.ers including compatriot callum shinkwin who got this eagle on the 17th. that's all your sport for now. from everyone here enjoy the rest of your evening. hello. we have some enormous temperature contrasts across the uk at the moment. and there is some enormous temperature contrast in our whether between what we have today and what we have tomorrow. yes it is going to turn much milder. whereas this afternoon we had temperatures and low single figures as we head into friday afternoon, 10— 12 degrees, a 10 degreesjump in temperatures and the reason for that isa temperatures and the reason for that is a warm front pushing eastwards across the uk at the moment. a big contrast outside at the moment, though. —3 at the moment in lincolnshire. it is already 11 degrees in parts of northern ireland and the isles of scilly as the mild air continues to waft in. so we continue with the east— west split. as well as that there are some dense patches of fog around lincolnshire and east anglia at the m

menna fitzpatrick and her guidejen kehoe have won gold in the women's downhill for visually impairedboth paralympic and world titles. last year they won paralympic gold in the slalom event at pyeongchang to become britain's most successful winter paralympians. before the weather let's just go back to our main story and to simon mccoy in westminster. thank you. labour leaderjeremy corbyn is set to meet theresa may for talks on brexit in parliament later. let's go back to norman smith in the central lobby of the houses of parliament. the focus will be on what she has to say to uk —— e —— eu leaders, isn't it? yes i suspect she will be speaking to any reader she can find of the european union who she can convince to cut her some slack on the backstop. she has that meeting with jeremy corbyn. the backstop. she has that meeting withjeremy corbyn. it the backstop. she has that meeting with jeremy corbyn. it seems the backstop. she has that meeting withjeremy corbyn. it seems to me, yes, of course, mrs may faces an awful lot of questions, but so, too, oui’ awful lot of questions, but so, to

even just yesterday had a labour mp saying he is very sleazy considering voting for the deal, jim fitzpatricked against the deal now saying he was aborted. previously voiced against the deal now saying he was abortedm previously voiced against the deal now saying he was aborted. it could be closer than some people predicted? it might be, but the numbers are challenging. let's assume as is being assumed that theresa may does not win on tuesday, for thy heart options? should the government perhaps has brexit?” don't think that is a realistic thing, because if you stop is bowling, unless you are taught about a week or two to get something through, then we can look at it, but if the just postponing it entered the long grass, people will feel cheated and that is why this deal is the best way of getting to the next age and starting negotiating our future relationship. i reported by those who are bored of brexit, we are only halfway through the process. what about another referendum? what i have seen so far with people with people who propose that are the people and want to pretend the original refe

. >> brian fitzpatrick aside, they're not -- ryan fitzpatrick -- >> columbia, cornell, dart missouri, harvard -- dartmouth, and the university of pennsylvania, agreed on the providence rules and advanced an idea that remains among the most enduring and controversial aspects of college sports. it is obvious, they wrote in their report, that no student should be paid for his athletics. market forces prevailed, however, giving college football its first cheating scandal just one year after the brown conference gave it a rulebook. desperate to beat rival school yale and unable to find 11, quote, men of weight and muscle among his university's 2100 students, george foster sanford resorted to hiring ringers. the university tried to pin the scandal on a departing assistant coach, but years later he would blame the lure of quick money, the unexpected pressure that came with it and the virus of the game, he said, had nearly destroyed him. so i think, you know, i think of this whenever there are renewed discussions about whether or not college football players or college student athletes in gen

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, on monday we recognize martin luther king day, and we celebrate his legacy of civil rights and his promotion of opportunity for all. today, i'm proud to recognize an individual from bucks county, pennsylvania, who has spent his life and career dedicated to the advancement of quality. one remembers witnessing martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech and watching his march from selma to montgomery. he worked closely with dr. king to enact change. he spent time with him in philadelphia. norvell credits this to his quaker faith. he served in india with the service committee and later continued to work on its behalf to return home. he built his own media company to help bring cable television to then communist poland. mr. speaker, his dedication to the service of others is truly inspiring. we thank him and his wife, ann, and his sons, tim and stockton, for their service to our country. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize a faith community in bucks county, pennsylvania, that's goi

dan kelsey and brian fitzpatrick discuss their new task force on clean drinking water. new york democratic congressman tom suozzi joins us to talk about border security negotiations. and a discussion of the u.s. missile defense review with andrew clevenger. be sure to watch "washington at seven eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> a new report shows the shutdown cost the u.s. economy $3 billion in economic activity that will not be recovered. the congressional budget office projects the deficit for 2019 will be about $900 billion. and will exceed $1 trillion each year beginning in 2022. here is the news conference. >> good morning. i am keith hall, the director of the congressional budget office, thank you for joining me today. recent about cbo's most analysis, the outlook for the budget and economy which was released this morning. i would like to draw your attention to a report -- important information in that report about the amount of debt the federal government will incur if we continue on the current budgetary path. i will focus on four questions in my

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a law enforcement official who was recently named police chief of newtown township in bucks county, pennsylvania. earlier this month newtown township's board of supervisors unanimously supported philadelphia police department captain john hern to become the next police chief. john, a north hampton township resident, is a 29-year veteran of the philadelphia police department. he previously served as a lieutenant in that department's highway patrol, helping escort dignitaries including pope francis, former presidents barack obama and george w. bush. throughout his esteemed career, john distinguished himself as an innovative leader. he represented philadelphia when five neighboring counties established protocol in a coordinated response to terrorist threats. he serves as a volunteer with fire companies in montgomery county. mr. speaker, we congratulate john on his new role, and i look forward to working closely with him to keep our bucks ounty family sa

menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe have become the first british skiers to win both paralympic gold today in the women's downhill for visually impaired skiers at the world para—skiing championships in italy, to add to their gold medals at the winter games in pyeongchang last year. silver went to kelly gallagher, who won britian‘s first ever paralympic gold medal at sochi in 2014, and her guide, gary smith. tomos williams will make his first six nations appearance for wales when they play france in their tournament opener this friday night at the stade de france. williams starts at scrumhalf ahead of gareth davies — and is partnered by his cardiff blues team mate gareth anscombe in the half backs. only three changes have been made from the team that beat south africa in november, as wales, who finished second in last year's competition, aim to build on their nine—match winning streak. france centre mathieu bastareud has not been named in france's matchday 23. he's been replaced by 19 year old romain ntamack, who will make his debut against wales. super league champions wigan war

michigan democratic congress and dan kelly, and pennsylvania were republican congressman brian fitzpatrick discussed their new task force on clean drinking water. then, new york democratic tom joins us, to talk about border security negotiations. and a discussion of the u.s. missile missile defense review, with cq while andrew clement or pick be sure to watch c-span washington journal, light at seven eastern tuesday morning. joined the discussion. tomorrow morning here on c-span three, cia director gina hostile, national intelligence director dan coats, and fbi director christopher ray will testify before the senate intelligence committee, on threats to the united states. that starts at 9:30 a.m. eastern, life here on c-span three. >> now, repro action, a pro- choice advocacy group, talks about her effort to secure safe legal reproductive care for women, and identify some of the barriers to abortion services, including state laws, access to care, and intimidation at clinics. >> good morning, thank you for joining us on this very snowy day in dc. stop prosecuting abortion. we must stop abor

jim fitzpatrick, the labour mp said in the commons today in his own mind he was working towards a positionervatives, george freeman, for instance, saying he will now support the deal, even though he has problems with it. others have confirmed they won't. the numbers of people moving or doing things in an interesting or a direction that might appear counterintuitive are relatively small. it still looks like the prime minister will go down to a significant defeat. the other thing going on is people talking about what happens in the event that the government is defeated. in steps dominic grieve, former attorney general but arguably, more importantly on his cv at the moment, someone importantly on his cv at the moment, someone with a track record of being able to cause the government anguish and a bit of a headache, as far as this brexit process is concerned. with him explicitly saying that may be the uk should scratch from the law, from the statute book, as you say, this idea that we are leaving the european union in exactly 11 weeks' time. because he says unless you do that, you can't even a

thank you very much. [ applause ] >> representative brian fitzpatrick please. >> thank you. >> thank you everyone. in the united states were blessed to have many, many of the service professions, schoolteachers, scientists, members of the military and law enforcement, elected officials and journalists i can tell you that in my 14 years as an fbi agent i could say to you about 40 cases instigated and filed to successful completion based on the dedicated work of investigative journalist that resulted in justice being served and victims rights being stored because of the efforts of journalists. not many people realize that about their profession. i think the lesson to be learned here and hopefully the message reverberating throughout congress as we remember jamaal 100 days later, is that silence is not okay. it's not okay. because, every time we lost a sister or brother it was an attack on all. when gabby gifford and steve scalise was attacked it was an attack on all. when a fellow journalist who was defending the first amendment, the constitution, the united states of america, keeping

tuesday morning, pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick discussing the task force on clean drinking water. then democratic congressman joins us to talk about border security negotiations. and a discussion of the u.s. missile defense review with andrew clevenger. washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. 9 announcer: announcer: new york has five new members in its congressional delegation, all of whom are democrats. representative alexandria oh because you cortez -- joins as the youngest member at age 29. she defeated longtime representative and then chair of the house democratic caucus chair in a primary -- joe crawley in a primary last year. representative antonio delgado was also an attorney prior to his election to congress, because -- but he also had a brief career as a rapper, releasing one album after his graduation from harvard law school. max rose was elected to represent the 11th district which includes staten island and southern brooklyn. he previously served in the u.s. army, including leading a platoon in afghanistan where he

maryland with charlie baker and massachusetts we have republicans around the country, we have mike fitzpatrick and a member of congress from pennsylvania through free introduced a carbondale. so, to have republicans who are still on the air denying climate change is beyond the pale. >> guest: if i can interrupt because it is a personal attack. the facts are that republicans are not denying climate change. you heard me say the planet is warming and humans are probably causing it to the issue is whether we are creating a crisis. specific data and specific facts -- personal attacks and lecturing in all of that, that doesn't do anything to enhance the debate and enhance information exchange. i presented it. if i'm wrong show me why, present data. data. don't just sit there and bring up things you can't back up. >> guest: we've already talked about the devastating record-breaking forest fires that occurred over the course of 2018. and in fact, forest fires in california have become so much more intense and frequent, 15 of 2the 20 largest forest fires in california have occurred since 2000. let's ta

thank you very much. [ applause ] >> representative brian fitzpatrick, please. >>> thank you everyone. in the united states we are blessed to have many, many public service sessions. schoolteachers, scientists members of the military, members of law enforcement, elective officials, and journalists and i can tell you that in my 14 years as an fbi agent, i can probably cite you probably about 40 cases that were instigated and allowed to go to -- that resulted in justice being served and victims rights being restored. this was all because of the efforts of journalists and not many people realize that about this profession. and what i think the lesson to be learned here and hopefully the message that is reverberating throughout the room and throughout congress, especially as we remember jamal khashoggi 100 days later, that silence is not okay. it is not okay. because every time we lost a sister or brother, an attack on one is an attack on all. an attack on one is an attack on all. when fellow journalists, who was defending the first amendment, defending the united states of america, keepi

england's matthew fitzpatrick is leading the dubai desert classic after the opening round.e last four holes to finish on 65 for the day. he's a shot clear of eight others including compatriot callum shinkwin who got this eagle on the 17th. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. thank you. the man who killed a woman in a speedboat crash on the river thames in 2015 and then fled the country, will appear in court in the former soviet republic of georgia tomorrow for an extradition hearing. jack shepherd was convicted and sentenced in his absence to six years injuly, for the manslaughter of charlotte brown. the 31 year old says he hopes to overturn the verdict. today the home secretary, sajid javid,told the georgian authorities that charlotte's family wanted justice to be served helena lee reports. jack shepherd, charlotte brown's killer, handing himself in to georgian police yesterday, after ten months on the run. my name is jack shepherd, i was involved in a tragic accident in 2015, in which a local, charlotte brown, tragically direct sh

mike for -- mike fitzpatrick, a member of congress from pennsylvania who just got reelected and introduced a carbon bill. to have republicans who are still on air denying climate change is beyond the pale. guest: if i could interrupt, that is a personal attack. the facts are republicans are not denying climate change. the plan is me say warming and humans are causing it. the real issue is whether we are creating a climate crisis. i have presented specific data and you did not present any. personal attacks, lecturing, and your tone does not do anything to enhance the debate. i presented it, if i'm wrong, show me why i'm wrong. present data. don't just mention attacks and bring up things that you cannot back up. guest: we have already talked about devastating and record breaking forth fires that have occurred over the course of 2018 and the fact that forest fires in california have become much more intense and frequent that 15 of the 20 largest forest fires in california have occurred since 2000. let's talk about hurricanes and their devastating cycle in 2018, these were fueled by climate ch

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize a family and a school community in bucks county, pennsylvania, that's working to keep the legacy alive for a young person taken too soon. in 1998, jason ruben, then a 13-year-old student at is i sealia snyder middle school tragically succumbed to a bacterial infection. he was a popular kid and played on the school's basketball team. shortly after jason's passing, his parents, richard and gael, set up a memorial -- gale, set up a memorial fund in his honor. it included scholarships for ben salem high school students. this year the family wanted to do something different and special. realizing the scoreboard was utdated, the rubeon family gave a scoreboard in tribute to their basketball-loving son. madam speaker, we applaud the service of the rubon family and members of the cecilia snyder school and their community and we are all so proud to see jason memorialized in such a eaningful way. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life and memory o

brian fitzpatrick, who voted last week with democrats on bills to reopen the government. >> congressman, with the president poised to dig in more on the shutdown with the speech tomorrow night, visit to the border on thursday, do you have any reason to believe the shutdown is going to be resolved anytime soon? >> i sure hope so, i through a shutdown and saw how detrimental it is. having to make decisions on essential versus nonessential employees. getting furloughed, it's not a good situation. under the current circumstances, we have the tsa. negatively impacted. air traffic control. border control. customs and border protection. the coast guard. our entire national security apparatusfunded. >> the president says the situation at the border is a national emergency. and he might bypass congress and use military funds to build the wall. do you see this as a national emergency? >> there's two questions. number one, can he legally. the second is should he. the can is a question of -- title 50 of the u.s. code. as far as whether he should ott not, i think this is an issue that needs to be b

michigan democratic congressman dan kills a, and pennsylvania republican congressman diet brian pitt fitzpatrick discussed their new task force on clean drinking water. tom swansea joins us to talk about border security negotiations. and a discussion of the u.s. missile defense review, with roll calls andrew clevenger. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7 am eastern, tuesday morning. join the discussion. >>> the c-span bus recently traveled to tennessee, asking folks what does it mean to be american? >> for me being an american is being able to bring the status quo, knowing that i have the ability to not be a conformance to what i deal, and form my own opinions and beliefs on something i feel, and challenge the controversy. >> i have had neighbors from el salvador, from iran, from japan, from all over the country, from all over the world, i have had neighbors from all over the world, here to america for a chance at freedom, it is for me being an american means creating a welcoming committee for people of all backgrounds. >> being an american is all about freedom. it is freedom

here's a tweet from that same resident, brendon fitzpatrick.s going to happen to the rest of them. but speak to sheila fitzgerald the mayor of the town. thank you for your time today. are the seal still stuck? absolutely. this year is a very unique year. we always get seals this time of yearjust before the winter, before the ice freezes. when i say we get a few, we might get a handful. nature takes its course, and they take care of it. they are instinctual animals, they usually make their way back out to the edge of the ice, unfortunately, this year, we had high winds and high tides last week, and it broke the seals and close to town, and then theice seals and close to town, and then the ice froze behind them. so now, they are about i'd say four to five miles away. they are four or five miles away. they are four or five miles away. they are four or five miles away from the edge of the ice, so they are here. they are stranded. it's been a week, we figured nature would take care of it, and they would take care of it, and they would find their way

your own colleague in the house, congressman brian fitzpatrick says it's congress's basic job to fund the government. this should happen on a different track. what's your answer to that? >> it is our job to fund the government, and it is also our job to make sure that we secure the border, to make sure that we provide for the security of the nation, and the democrats, you know, could any moment now, control the house. instead of playing games where they strip out one bill and strip out another bill and try to play, you know, partisanship on the floor of the house, they ought to do what they have agreed to do in the house and that's provide the appropriations to secure the border. we have national security issues we're facing. this is one of them. we're facing a huge challenge with china, from russia, from iran, from isis. we need to be in a position where we can turn our attention to those, or we can make sure we have the border secured and we're doing everything possible to provide the security the nation needs as a whole and stop with the political games. >> the president talked abo

and menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe have become the first british skiers to win both paralympiclly impaired skiers at the world para—skiing championships in italy, to add to their gold medals at the winter games in pyeongchang last year. silver went to britain's kelly gallagherand her guide, gary smith. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. thank you, we will see you later. welcome back to westminster where the scale of the prime minister's challenge in trying to renegotiate the brexit withdrawal agreement is increasingly apparent. senior eu officials have made it clear they aren't prepared to reopen negotiations. in parliamentary votes last night, mps backed a plan to renegotiate the brexit withdrawal agreement, specifically the so—called backstop, which guarantees an open border between northern ireland and the republic. that, of course, probably the biggest obstacle that has been around and one that mps are trying to find an answer to. the chorus from brussels is if you have an alternative plan, let's hear it. there is no clarity so far. with me to discuss the issue