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foxx: thank you, mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on rules i call up house resolution 492 and ask for its immediate consideration. the chair: the -- the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar 387, house resolution 492, resolved that at any time after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2b of rule 18, declare the house dissolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union -- for consideration of the bill h. reform 899 to provide for additional safeguards with respect to imposing federal mandates and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the chair of the committee on -- of the committee on government oversight and reform they feel bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against the bill are wa

foxx: thank you. and i thank my colleague from florida. mr. speaker, as proud as i am of this legislation, i realize its passage on friday will not be front page news. i understand that, quote, bipartisan group of lawmakers ban together to close technical loopholes in umra" isn't exactly a rivetting headline, but what we're doing here is important. in congress we often focus our energy and attention on those issues that are most divisive and controversial. there are real substantive disagreements between the two parties and among the american people. but congress must do the hard things and every now and then we get an opportunity to do something easy. this should be easy. the reforms in this bill are low-hanging fruit. these are modest reforms supported by republicans and democrats alike. some of these changes merely codify sdemreck tiff orders issued by the -- executive orders issued by the last two democrat presidents. some of my colleagues have suggestions for improvement and have offered amendments to this bill. great. these will be discu

transportation secretary anthony foxx announced today he expects to make that proposal before the end of the obama administration. it involves special transponders that link vehicles with each other. we'll take a closer look, later in the program. >> ifill: thousands of people who signed up for insurance on healthcare.gov are getting nowhere when they try to fix overcharges and other enrollment errors. "the washington post" reports 22,000 appeals are sitting untouched in a computer. others are being rebuffed over the phone. so far, the web site has no way to handle appeals. today, white house spokesman jay carney counseled patience. >> we are talking here about a very small percentage of the number of people who have applied for coverage. we believe that many of the issues that caused people to file appeals are left over from when the website was not working well and many of those problems have since been fixed. >> ifill: later, officials in charge of medicare and medicaid announced they're beginning a manual appeals process, until the web site can do the job. >> ifill: the abortion r

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foxx: thank you, mr. chairman.k the gentleman from oklahoma for yielding and for shepherding this bill through the committee. i'm especially grateful to mr. lankford for his tireless efforts on behalf of this legislation. not only i but the people of this country owe him a great debt of gratitude. i also want to commend him for employing such a wonderful staff. they have been a real pleasure to work with and have been devoted to getting this legislation passed. and i want to recognize the efforts of chairman issa and his staff at the oversight and government reform committee, including his eloquent comments today. they have provided my office with five-star service. and finally, i want to recognize my esteemed democrat colleagues, loretta sanchez, mike mcintyre and collin peterson. i'm grateful for their support nd wise counsel. they realize that this legislation does not stop the government from developing regulations, and i'm frankly shocked from colleagues on the other side who will say it will stop the governme

foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of venezuelans who seek to return liberty, the rule of law and peace to their beleaguered nation. over a period of years, the corrupt cuban-backed government has systemically a lotted and oppressed the people it purports to serve. i received an email from a friend today who has spent significant time in venezuela. he writes, quote, students, tired of the corruption, the crime, the killings, an economy spiraling out of control, a lack of free press, are peacefully demonstrating for their constitutional right against the government. the government, instead of protecting the students and others demonstrating, is attacking, arresting and often killing them. mr. speaker, the death toll is growing. the list of political prisoners is growing. the repressive tactics of the venezuelan government cannot be ignored. i call on the administration to act and support venezuelans who seek simply to secure the blessings of liberty for themselves and their countrymen. i yield ba

you heard secretary foxx talk about these grants. they're hoping cities like l.a. and states like north carolina. they helped you rebuild this depot into a hub that will bring different modes of transportation together under one roof. amtrak is going to be here. the new metro green line will be here. [applause] i just had a chance to take a look at some of those spiffy new trains. they are nice. energy-efficient. they're going to be reliable. you can get from one downtown to the other in a little over 30 minutes instead of, when it is snowing, being in traffic for over two hours. [applause] the trains were made in california which meant folks were put to work here in the united states building them. [applause] here is the best part of it, not only have you made a more efficient transportation system, cutting down commutes, saving on ,as, reducing carbon pollution but this depot has also helped boost economic development in st. paul. just across the street, the old downtown post office building is becoming apartments and shops. jobsold, more than 4000 were created f

and you hard secretary foxx talk about, these grants are helping cities like l.a. states like north carolina, and they help you rebuild this depot into a hub that will bring different modes of transportation together under one roof instead of scattered across the city. amtrak is going to be here. the new metro green line will be here. bus lines will be your. [applause] -- will be here. and i just had a chance to take a look at some of those spiffy new trains. [laughter] they are nice. and they are energy efficient. they're going to be reliable. you can get from one downtown to the other in a little over 30 minutes instead of when it's snowing being in traffic for two hours. [applause] the trains were made in california, which meant folks were put to work here in the united states building them. [applause] and here's the best part of it. not only have you made a more efficient transportation system, cutting down commutes, saving on gas, reducing carbon pollution, but this depot has held -- has also helped to boost economic development in lower town st. paul. [applau

secretary of transportation anthony foxx. >> it's a termite in the the basement problem. it's literally years and years of slow, steady deterioration in our infrastructure and poor maintenance. >> reporter: the department of transportation estimates the u.s. needs to spend at least $124 billion a year to keep roads and bridges in good condition. in 2010 all levels of government combined only spent $100 billion, $24 billion short. the obama administration has called for more infrastructure investment but any new spending will have a tough time getting through the current gridlock congress, especially in an election year. >> it's not going to happen just because washington -- it's because america will demand to have a 21st century transportation system. >> i know you were shocked when you first came in. it looks kind of like something frankenstein had in his basement. >> reporter: this equipment has been powering the trains continuously since the 1930's. operators are worried it will stop working if they turn it off. >> wow, that's amazing. since the 1930's. still ahead, a

foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i send to the desk a privileged report from the committee on rules for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to accompany house resolution 492, resolution providing for consideration of the bill, h.r. 899, to provide for additional safeguards with respect to imposing federal mandates and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the house calendar and ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 2804. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to house resolution 487, and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 2804. the chair appoints the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, to pres

you heard secretary foxx talk about these grants. they're hoping cities like l.a. and states like north carolina. they helped you rebuild this depot into a hub that will bring different modes of ransportation together under one roof. amtrak is going to be here. the new metro green line will be here. [applause] i just had a chance to take a look at some of those spiffy new rains. they are nice. they are energy-efficient. they're going to be reliable. you can get from one downtown to the other in a little over 30 minutes instead of, when it is snowing, being in traffic for ver two hours. he trains were made in california which meant folks were put to work here in the united states building them. here is the best part of it, not only have you made a more efficient transportation system, cutting down commutes, saving on gas, reducing carbon pollution, but this depot has also helped boost economic development in st. paul. ust across the street, the old downtown post office building is becoming apartments and shops. all told, more than 4000 jobs were created from this pr

a little more than an hour, transportation secretary anthony foxx. morman, thecharles head of the norfolk southern railway. >> a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow on c-span. forbrookings institution him on the syrian refugee crisis that is affecting millions of people. they are scheduled to include ambassadors from lebanon and iraq. 3:00 p.m., the heritage foundation focuses on road tests in venezuela. protests ins -- venezuela. >> announcing the opening on thanksgiving day of the 22nd annual sale of christmas. >> this universal declaration of civil rights may well become the international magna carta of all men everywhere. >> when ratified, it will not be an instant solution to women's problems. >> i tried to find my way through it and figure out how best to be true to myself and fulfill my responsibilities to my husband and my daughter and the country. they may not imagine, looking at the white house from the outside, is that it is actually a very normal life upstairs. to bring a little bit of michelle obama into this, but at the sam

the most serious thing in the world and then they laugh but that's another reason why look at jamie foxx robin williams will smith those guys a complete it genius is but then they can do drama you or you had a scholarship first for art and then from athlete that's who first an artist still and we on who i was i would you want to be as a kid always you know again i've always had an inkling for the arts as well as things where i got rewarded for every picture that i got the girls like me you know paint pictures. the girls unable to how are they going to do well do you do you still paint you know i do a lot of sketching right now i pick up all my energy into acting at the moment but i think i'm going to take a year off and just paint i mean in a future i say within the next ten years george bush is now painting sinatra loved to paint why do you like painting it's one of the most peaceful being the world there's nobody judging you it's all good you're by yourself and you can just be as creative as possible it's a mentally satisfy i don't know what i was to say i get in there it really time s

and jamie foxx is going to play miles davis but you would be great as charlie parker.rote me, like, six months later and said did you do something dirty to me? >> jimmy: sent him on wild goose chase. >> the worst one was -- meryl doesn't know. brad doesn't know. i sent meryl streep a giant book filled with cds for -- it's a dialect coaching. dialects for stage and screen by this guy i've never heard of. somebody sent it to me. i had this big book. i set i heard you're going to play the iron lady. and this guy really helped me with my dialect. i never told either of them that i did that. >> jimmy: well, now they know. >> now they know. >> jimmy: mystery solved. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you did a great job on this movie. it's a story that -- it's one of these things you feel like you're watching the history channel, you heard every story involving hitler and the nazis. this is an unbelievable story that is -- it's true. >> yeah, it's a true story. >> jimmy: how did you find out about this? >> i didn't really know much about this story. i had seen films like the train long

foxx, denzel and strahan revved up for sunday. >> obviously a.j. is not here. i just took your job. >>> plus, what erin andrews is now saying about the richard sherman rant. >> that was really my biggest fear. >>> we've got our extra super bowl a-team. >> you guys ready to do this? >> let's do this. >>> my all-new one-on-one with miley cyrus. her advice for bieber and what

foxx: thank you, madam speaker. recent c.b.o. estimates pricts that regulatory changes -- predict that regulatory changes created by obamacare will remove 2.3 million americans from the full-time work force. the president's gone to great lengths to spin this as a positive development, saying job losses will come as a result of people voluntarily choosing to pursue interests other than full-time work. it's true that all else being equal individuals and families being able to make ends meet while working less is a cause for celebration. the problem is that all else is not equal. we have a associate safety net that depends on -- social safety net that depends on robust economic growth and is already forecast to run perpetual deficits for decades to come. no one disputes that 2.3 million lost jobs will diminish economic growth. for as love as i've been in congress, -- for as long as i've been this congress, republicans have been working to enact structural reforms to put our budget back in balance. last week's c.b.o. report makes tho

thankingin me in secretary foxx >> the transportation summit said that there would be slow earnings for the industry. this is half an hour. hopedies and gentlemen, i that you are enjoying your lunch. but it is time to introduce our luncheon speaker. we are extremely honored today who is the moorman, ceo, chairman, and president. it was a very long title, so i just decided to call you the chairman and ceo of norfolk southern, to speak with us today. we heard about agriculture, manufacturing. rail has everything to do with those things. norfolk southern connects with other modes of transportation. , it isorts our economy an investor in its own infrastructure, and whit moorman has the great fortune of running norfolk southern. it seems it is good he ended up in that position because as he told me before lunch, he is really just a big kid who loves trains. so how lucky can you get to be able to do exactly what you love? want to turn the podium over to you and thank you very much for being here with us today. [applause] >> thank you very much, janet. . am a very fortunate person it's not alw

today, i'm directing the secretary of transportation, anthony foxx, right here, the former mayor of charlotte mccarthy, the administrator of the epa, two outstanding public servants, they are charged, their goal is to develop fuel economy standards for heavy-duty trucks that will take us well into the next decade just like our cars. they are going to partner with manufacturers, and autoworkers and states and truckers to come up with a proposal by march of next year and they will complete the rule a year after that. businesses that buy these type of trucks have sent a clear message to the nearly 30,000 workers that build them. we want trucks that use less oil, save more money and cut pollution. so far, 23 companies have joined our national clean fleet partnership to reduce their oil consumption or replace their old fleets of trucks with more fuel-efficient models and collectively, they operate about 1 million commercial vehicles nationwide. this is a lot of companies. some of our competitors. if rivals like pepsico and coca-cola or ups and fed x or at&t and verizon, if they can join together o

i talk about how i was rude to jamie foxx. how i was rude to spike lee. rude to don cornelius. i hit the poor man in the head with a chicken wing. you know, and it was all because i didn't know how to articulate my anger. the weapons that served me well against sister renatta and the home, i didn't need them anymore, but i didn't realize that. i didn't realize that war was over and i had to move on. one of the counselors in the group home, the group home did serve me well, i did like the group home, but i just didn't want to be there. i wanted to be home. this wonderful man, and i'm going to say his real name, his name is nigel johnson. one day he told me when i was leaving the group home, he said life dealt you a [ bleep ] hand. i went, gee, thanks for the encouragement. you know. and good life to you, too. and he says, but you can always ask for new cards. and i said, how? and he said, you're going to figure it out when you get tired of holding that hand. and that's what i did, and that's really the point of the book. >> the handbook for an unpredictabl

stars like stevie wonder, jamie foxx and oprah winfrey were moved to speak out against stand your grounduntry's top law enforcement officials, attorney general eric holder denounced the law. and president obama himself addressed the controversy. >> you know, when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. another way of saying that is that trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. it's important to recognize that the african american community is looking at this issue through a set of experiences and a history that doesn't go away. >> no, it doesn't go away. the debate rages on, re-ignited by the shooting death of jordan davis, another 17-year-old taken from us too soon. the death of trayvon martin has become a political and moral challenge for america. but for trayvon's family, it will always be a personal tragedy. joining me now is tracy martin, trayvon's father. thank you for being here tonight, tracy. >> thank you for having me, rev. >> you know, tomorrow marks two years since the death of your son. and so much has happened since then. first of all,

ul "transformers"is partner, megan foxx? >> i do not know about her. what happened?the doctor. >> this is the first article i read today. justin bieber. oye is myther, uy -- word association. >> my word association is any association with justin bieber is what is her name, she was so cute, britney spears, and you peaked too young. >> he is a kid with a lot of asey, and of course, we all, kids, miss behaved, we just did not have the money at our disposal. here is the difference, when he pot andhe plane smoking the pilots had to put their masks on, he was with his father. you have thesees kids with their parents engaging in this behavior, so if their parents are not going to keep a lid on him, who will do it? >> i get the sense that he has good management and good people taking care of him, so i do not understand how this is spiraling so quickly. >> the show is not out of control. it is out of control good. >> very good. , you will stick around. >> he will help us interview the ceo of dunkin' brands. they came out with earnings. they were a killer, as are those donuts

let's thank secretary foxx. [applause] >> my pleasure to be here. >> we are live in the white house press briefing room. we await president obama, scheduled to make a statement on the ukraine very shortly. you can see some of the network reporters. as we wait for president obama to make his way to the podium, that show you today's state department briefing. topics included the political unrest in ukraine. uganda's new loft for and -- to imprison people for being gay. >> he expressed his deep disappointment for uganda's anti-homosexuality bill. it complicates the relationship with uganda. the discriminatory law poses a threat to the safety and security of uganda's lgbt community. thetwo also discussed negative impact on public health efforts, including those to address hiv aids as well as tourism and foreign investment in uganda. call --at click that would be an interesting historic start to a briefing. but did he raise the possibility when he says it complicates the relationship, did he raise the possibility of

secretary of transportation anthony foxx. >> it's a termite in the basement problem.and years of slow steady deterioration in our infrastructure and poor maintenance. >> reporter: the department of transportation estimates that the u.s. needs to spend at least $124 billion a year to keep roads and bridges in good condition. in 2010 all levels of government combined only spent $100 billion, $24 billion short. the obama administration has called for more infrastructure investments, but any new spending will have a tough time getting through the current gridlocked congress, especially in an election year. >> it's not going to happen just because washington designs it. it's going to happen because the people of america demand to have a 21st-century transportation system. >> reporter: in philadelphia, septa would like to update some of its equipment from the turn of the last century. >> i know you were shocked when you first came in. it looks kind of like something frankenstein had in his basement. >> reporter: this equipment has been powering the trains continuously since

in a little more than an hour, transportation secretary john foxx.n hown charles moorman the weather will affect the economy. >> a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow here on c-span. himbrookings institute for on the syrian refugees crisis affecting millions of people. the ambassadors from lebanon and iraq. 3:00 p.m., the heritage foundation focuses on lyrical protest in venezuela. and how relations between the u.s. and venezuela may be affected by the expulsion of three u.s. diplomats. >> announces the opening of thanksgiving day of the 22nd -- al >> this universal declaration of human rights, they will become the international magna carta of all men everywhere. >> the equal rights amendment, when ratified, will not be a solution to women's problems. >> i am trying to find my way through it and figure out how best to be true to myself and how to fulfill my responsibilities to my husband and my daughter and the country. they may not imagine, looking at the white house from the outside, is that it is actually a very normal life upstairs.

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foxx, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to talk about h.r. 899, the unfunded mandates information and transparency act, which will be considered by the house later this week. i realize, mr. speaker, that this name doesn't come trippingly off the tongue, but it is an important piece of legislation. every year federal agencies impose thousands of regulatory mandates on local governments and small businesses. those mandates are often costly, stretching city and state budgets and making it harder for businesses in north carolina and around the country to grow and add jobs. one will force washington to think about regulatory costs before pass em-- passing them onto small businesses. this will make sure when it is enacted when benefits gleamed by the rule outweigh the costs imposed by the rule. ultimately this bill is about transparency and accountability, something democrats and republicans can support with equal federal reserver. mr. speaker, i -- fervor. mr. speaker, i began writing this legislation in 20

actor jamie foxx spoke at the event about why he's still wearing shirts with trayvon's image. >> people ask me why are you wearing it? that's not in anymore. i said trayvon's still not here and i have a relationship with the parents. >>> 200 people matched to the water facility demanding clean water and payment for their bills. this month after the 10,000 chemical spill of mchm. the water company said it's not responsible for the leak but added, it's, quote, evaluating fed assistance to address customers' concerns. these residents say they shouldn't have to pay anything until the water is safe. >> i don't trust that they say that the water is safe. >> there's a new level of normal for most families in west virginia. >> i'm afraid to give my own kids bath at home because of the water. >> we've had a conversation of not only changing schools but maybe changing zip codes. >> they say they will stick to bottled water for now. >>> starting tomorrow a new federal policy offering protections for married same-sex couples. >>> and back to sochi where the international olympic dmit kmit tee addre

actor jamie foxx and the family of emmett till, a black teen murdered in 1955, will join that walk. >e theater in florida will remain in jail. a judge denied bail for curtis reeves yesterday, a second day aft trial. chad oulson and his wife were watching previews in the theater when reeves became annoyed that oulson was using his cell phone. >>> a man who once donned the costume for mcgruff, the crime dog, is now doing time himself. john morales was sentenced to 16 years in prison this week on drug and weapons charges. this after police seized more than 1,000 marijuana plants, 27 weapons, including a military grenade launcher. >>> marijuana arrests of young african-american men far outpace those of white americans, even though black and white americans use the drug at similar rates, african-americans are nearly four times as likely to end up in jail for simple possession. there is a move across the country to liberalize marijuana laws. one stumbling-block could be tumbling away. pro-marijuana activists say they've long been frustrated that few black leaders have publicly joined them i

jamie foxx showed up and addressed the crowd.ple to become a solution to crime. >> close to america that is from gun violence is mostly african-american and yet you young black folks sit here mute and you all don't say nothing about it. >> george zimmerman was found not guilty of killing martin. martin would have turned 19 last week. >>> the civil trial in the suit filed by giants fan ryan stow against the dodgers has been rescheduled. the case has been handed to a new judge. nut the new trial date is may 27 may 27th. stow suffered major brain injuries that left him permanently disability after being beaten at dodgers stadium. he's claiming negligence in security at that stadium. >>> married same sex couples will soon are more federal rights. >> on monday i will issue a new policy memorandum that will for the first time in history formally instruct all justice department employees to give lawful same sex marriages full and equal recognition to the greatest extent possible under the law. >> yesterday u.s. attorney general eric hol

foxx of north carolina's bill, the skills act. again, if the administration is so concerned about trying to address the plight of the chronically unemployed, let's go for jobs, not just accepting the new norm. . so discussions, building trust with one another, driving toward result could actually help the situation so that we can address the serious problem that plagues the communities of this country. i yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for his comments. i would say the skills act was of course considered on this floor. we could have had a bipartisan bill, and i'd like to see a bipartisan bill. as the majority leader knows, i have been a strong proponent of an agenda that we call make it in america, which wants to expand manufacturing in america. we believe if we expand manufacturing, grow jobs in america, americans are going to be more likely to make it in america. succeed, get a job, be able to support their families so there is i think not disagreement on that. there was disagreement on the skills act. we believe th