foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. kind. the chair: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. kind: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i rise in support of the amendment. i thank her leadership on this issue. this amendment is long overdue. the sugar program that currently exists has distortsed the marketplace for too long -- distorted the marketplace for too lofpblgt it's making it more difficult for us to -- long. it's making it more difficult for us to trade overseas. i'm also disappointed that many of my fiscally responsible reform amendments were rejected late last night in the agriculture rules committee. such as, why do multimillionaires and billionaires still qualify for agriculture subsidies under the current bill? why do those earning over $500,000 in adjustmented -- in adjusted gross income get subsidies under this bill? why are multiple people on the same farm receiving the same subsidies under this bill? from husbands to wives to sons to daugh

how long have you been jamie foxx?enough to make some money. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there's no other reason. there's no other reason. so if in the middle of the night, 3:00 in the morning, someone wakes you up, slaps you across your face and says, "what's your name?" are you going to say jaymie or erik? >> it depends on who she is. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> yeah. i'll call you-- i'll call you right back. ( laughter ). >> stephen: well, hold on, we have to take's little break. we'll be right back with more jamie foxx. don't go anywhere. ( ♪ ) face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute cosmetic treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. there is only one botox® cosmetic, ask for it by name. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swa

foxx of north carolina. the chair: the gentlewoman from north carolina and a member opposed each will control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i commend my colleague, mike conaway, and the other members of the agriculture committee for their work on the farm bill. i have every intention of voting for the bill and have stated that on many occasions. having been working on a re-authorization of a major bill recently, i can certainly sympathize with the effort here and say that overall this bill is an improvement on past farm bills because it responds to the desperate need of work requirements for able-bodied people. however, there's another piece of this bill that's been around for a long time. 85 years. that is not corrected. it is decidedly bad policy and it is long overdue to be corrected. and our amendment does that. but this amendment is not new. in fact, this body has debated it in every farm bill for over a generation. t

foxx. ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and stepped their remarks and include extraneous material on the topic of this special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. foxx: we're here tonight to talk about a topic that is fofere front on the mind of americans of all ages. 's a topic of -- at dinner tables across the country and timely becoming a eeding national news story. we are here to talk about work force development. the american work force has undergone a radical transformation in recent years. millionw, there are 6.6 unfilled scobs in this country. phenomenon known as the jobs act. despite the fact that we have record high numbers high people attending post-secondary education. work force development is at the heart of what we do. all education is career education and that means all education is work force development. education as most of us know and many of us have experienced, is the sure path out of pov

foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this week is national charter school week. it is my pleasure to celebrate alongside the students who benefited from these innovative institutions. charter schools serve over ree million students students providing in rural, urban, and suburban settings with unique educational opportunities. the reforms in the every student succeeds act enabled charter schools to serve more students and allow states to support new, high quality charter schools to address the growing demand for these schools. and the demand is high. currently five million students are waiting their chance to attend. charter schools offer american families the right to choose what environment is best for their child. it is clear that parents and students want this choice available to them, and they deserve to have it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. owe who ran, for five minutes. -- owe holler ran -- owe hollerian for five minutes. the speaker pro tempo

it was offered by virginia foxx. republican, mike conaway, led the opposition. subsidies andt programs should be maintained. we will show the debate. a final vote is expected today. mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i commend my colleague, mike conaway, and the other members of the agriculture committee for their work on the farm bill. i have every intention of voting for the bill and have stated that on many occasions. having been working on a re-authorization of a major bill recently, i can certainly sympathize with the effort here and say that overall this bill is an improvement on past farm bills because it responds to the desperate need of work requirements for able-bodied people. however, there's another piece of this bill that's been around for a long time.

our technology reporter, chris foxx, reports.ou've probably had a lot of e—mails lately from companies asking you to review their privacy policies. that's because from today, a new law kicks in that changes how our personal data can be used and stops companies using some of their old tricks to get hold of our personal information. gdpr stands for general data protection regulation. it's a huge new law that applies to all eu countries, but even companies in the us or china have to follow the new rules if dealing with eu citizens. gdpr spells out how companies can get our consent to use our personal information. a request for consent can't be buried under pages and pages of terms and conditions, it has to be clearly distinguishable from other matters. pre— ticked boxes can no longer be used to indicate consent. and making someone hand over more personal information in exchange for extra features or a proven service is also not allowed, because that doesn't count as freely given consent. the law gives all eu citizens the right to ac

foxx, for 30 minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker.nly days after we commemorated national police week, i rise to honor the life of trooper sam you ell newten bullard. the community in north carolina lost him on the line of duty on monday in my district. a three-year state trooper veteran, trooper b ump llard was helping our communities. and he protected our communities and uphold the rule of law that our safety rests upon. condolences. while his ultimate sacrifice cannot be repaid, i remain grateful for his sacrifice and remember him and his loved ones in my prayers. mr. speaker, i'm here tonight to lk about a serious situation that exists in our country. a very serious situation. every member of this body hears every day from employers in our districts that they have jobs hat are going unfilled because americans do not have the skills they need to fill those unfilled jobs. sixifically, there are over million unfilled jobs in this country due to the skills gap. we have a solution to that problem, mr. speaker. and it has come out of th

it was offered i virginia foxx. conaway led the opposition to the amendment. the current subsidies in programs on sugar should be maintained. we will show the debate. a formal vote is expected friday. >>

virginia foxx has a fight on her hands. says if the amendment fails, she will, however, support farm bill as it stands. >> dana: doug, there is concerns that tens of thousands of people could lose federal food assistance. that is all within the farm bill. >> that is right. virginia foxx runs to get more republicans to support her provision of the farm bill, democrats are universally opposed to another provision in farm bill, one that would impose a work requirement for recipients of food stamps. what used to be called food stamps and now called the s.n.a.p. program, supplemental nutrition assistance program. food stamp usage has now expanded from 17 million people in the year 2000 to 41 million people presently. and now that the economy is roaring, and that the unemployment rate is at a two-decade low, they say it's time to impose this work requirement on some recipients. democrats say that this is a heartless requirement. >> this is a bill that is simply mean-spirited and hurts the most vulnerable among us. it cuts s.n.a.p

price supports that help farmers to the dust bowl droughts sugar subsidies artificially -- virginia foxxugar subsidies. >> as my colleague has said, this is a soviet style program. it just doesn't comport with white americans believe in. >> her amendment would modernize sugar subsidies by remove it limits to subsidies. every five years when the farm bill comes up for renewal, reforming subsidies inches closer to passage. this week, it's closer than ever. >> the last time we voted on the farmville, it failed by basically only seven votes. >> the trouble is that the farmville is a most unanimously opposed by democrats not because of the amendment will because republicans have include work requirement for snap. a number of americans receiving snap benefits has ballooned from 17 million to 41 million to be. but the economy roaring, republicans say now is the time to wean people off of it. democrats think it's cruel. nancy pelosi tweeting it jeopardizes benefits for nearly 2 million people or 265,000 children losing their free school meals. >> when i was growing up, it was a school bully that

. >> jamie foxx has a new partner for "beat shazam," his daughter. >> give it up for corinne. >> i blewthing on the first show. and she was just like, boom, boom, boom. i'm proud of you, man. >> should i have brought a tissue? >> and andy cohen plays cupid, again, on "love connection." >> this year, portia williams is on "love connection." and it's amazing. >> here's hoping the real housewife from atlanta meets a better match than this contestant. >> you just called me carly. not chelsea. >> oh -- >> i mixed her up. >> mixed her up? >> these things happen. i'm sorry! >> okay. coming up, the tv return of juliana marg lease. only we are on the set, where she's turning heads as a redh d redhead. >> not pun person knows it's me. >> plus, the life lesson she learned from george clooney. >> that was the first thing i watched. >> then, only we're at home with the florida georgia line star and his family. >> did you play her your music while she was in the belly? >> all the time. >> how he's giving his bandmate baby envy. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> nice to see you. i think you hav

. >> jamie foxx is little john. robin hood is played by 28-year-old brit taron egerton.m from his shirtless scene in the kingsman. >> i looked and saw his face. that jaw line. that. there that thing is right there. >> now. you have to be a warrior. >> what are we going learn from the origin film of robin hood? >> think in our version we see him as a young man who is disillusioned. he's fighting for the bad guys and doesn't realize it. he comes back and his eyes are opened. part are through little john's intervention. there's a twinkle in our eyes. the action is so cool. i fire at two hours a second. >> accept. >> it's work young. she's like -- say your abcs? >> up with of robin hood's merry men is "fifty shades" jamie dornin. and there's another hot guy we hind the camera. leonardo dicaprio is producing the film. >> was that supposed to happen? >> yeah, of course. >> a loft my friends are like, are you wearing tights? >> are you telling the ladies you won't be in tights? >> i mean, my tight got tight. i was promised i wouldn't be in tights. and we got to the second day,

for a long mine time, virginia foxx. virginia! thank you, virginia. mrs. g andive and giannforte.reat job. representative and mrs. andy and nicole -- stand up please. great. thank you. a man who is -- i hope user because he is so busy -- but, a man who is a true champion. many years.n for not sure if he is ever lost a match. jim jordan. where is he? jim jordan. where's jim? thank you, jim. thanks. great champion. mike kelly, i watched him the other day. he was debating maxine waters. debate. not a close they should always so easy, right mike? congressman steve king. do you think steve is conservative enough? where is steve? hi, steve. is steve conservative enough? i don't know. you don't get much more conservative than steve. thanks, steve. lesko and debbie. thank you. dan lipinski. thanks, dan. keith. good person. thank you, keith. great job. great job you are doing. oh, this man is central casting. i watch him all the time. i don't know him well but i will get to know him. john rutherford. where is he? central casting. great job, he is always defending me. actually, most of you

a friend of mine for a long time, virginia foxx. virginia! thank you, virginia.epresentative and mrs. greg, where is susan? susan giannforte. campaigner. great job. thank you, susan. representative and mrs. andy and nicole so i'll just say it. andy and nicole harris, stand up please. great. thank you. a man who is -- i hope user -- i hope he is here because he is so busy -- but, a man who is a true champion. ncaa champion for many years. not sure if he is ever lost a match. somebody said he's like 141-1. jim jordan. where is he? jim jordan. where's jim? thank you, jim. thanks. great champion. mike kelly, i watched him the other day. he was debating maxine waters. that was not a close debate. that was not a close debate. they should all be so easy, right, mike? congressman steve king. do you think steve is conservative enough? where is steve? hi, steve. is steve conservative enough? i don't know. you don't get much more conservative than steve. thanks, steve. congressman joe lesko and debbie. mrs. lesko. where are you? thank you. dan lipinski. thanks, dan. keith.

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foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm honored to stand before you to recognize the 64th supreme y of the court's landmark decision in brown vs. board of education. because of the relentless courage of linda brown, her parents, and civil rights leaders supreme court's landmark the abhorrent segregationist policy of separate but equal education came to an end. as a result, millions of children were afforded the educational opportunities they deserved and their rightful shot at a successful life. mr. speaker, as an educator, lifelong learner, as chair of the committee on education and work force, i believe with all my heart that education is the key to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 64 years ago the end of legal segregation in public schools recognized that inherent value as well. i honor the courage of those students who brought about that change and i

and here is singer jaime foxx with his mom.darya )and kevin durant and his mom were on tv for mother's day in this moving and adorable commercial. <"listen to your mother. what did i always tell you? always share. clean up after yourself. stand up straight. don't expect anything to come to you easily. make some new friends, and treat others the way you want to be treated." > ( darya ) he always says his mom is the real mvp.. oddly enough this commercial is for budweiser.. mom this bud's for you? just seems weird. not my mother's favorite drink (she likes brandy) there's only one word for the all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. onthe sleep i getc, is better than any other mattress i've ever tried. now's the best time to experience the most highly recommended bed in america. save up to $700 on select adjustable mattress sets during our memorial day sale. visit tempurpedic.com to find your

kildee: i'm here to speak against the amendment and cluding this rule foxx-davis amendment. in defense of the 2,300 factory workers and 900 family farmers at grow sugar beats in my -- beets in my community. the company that is formed is a co-op formed by local growers that come together and all they ask for is a chance to compete and grow their high quality prouth and not compete with foreign sugar that is dumped if we don't have a program that protects our local growers. the question is simple. it comes down to marginally increasing the profits of large corporations or supporting family farmers who support their armers by growing sugar cane and sugar beets and doesn't cost the taxpayers a dime. it comes down to a simple question, are we going to support our own growers or support foreign-produced sugar and inkeys the corporate profits of large companies. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i thank the gentleman from michigan and spent a good deal trying to get to some bipart

jamie foxx will be joined by his daughter who will be the shows dj.t features teams the players to identify hit songs. it will then -- they will then compete with ship them -- should bam -- then they will compete for prizes. >> she is my cohost. she is my dj. she just dj the party the other night. we have families. they can see my daughter up there. there are tears in my eyes. she killed it. >> his daughter said one of the best parts of the show are the people and their personalities. >> it is the contestants. they have amazing stories. they deserve to be on the store. they know their music. they are playing for things bigger than that. they will have a connection with the contestants. it is pretty awesome. she likes the app. you can download it. you can win $2000. -- $10,000. >> $10,000. >>> catch all of the action beginning at 80 clock. there -- 8 pm. they were at the bottle rock festival this weekend. this weekend was nearly flawless. the event is sold out in january. the warm weather was not enough. bruno mars, killers, billy idol was also there.

foxx: will has sex was the mother in an knocked out. falwell had sex with his mother in an outhouse. >> is it true in canada they do not have a law like that? roslyn: i don't know. yes? >> [indiscernible] roslyn: we have a whole parade of people who are going to answer that question the balance of the day. if you look at our friend of the court brief, we quote from narratives. it is not just the visual satire that is so powerful all throughout our history, mark twain and many others have been equally effective spokespeople and commentators. you are right. anybody else want to speak to that? ok. all right. we are done. thank you all very much. [applause] 30 years ago, the supreme court announced its decision in hustler magazine v. falwell. the court ruled unanimously for hustler for its parody of jerry libel,, who sued for invasion of privacy, and emotional distress. on american history tv, a panel discussion about the arguments presented to the court and the decisions impact on editorial cartoonists and other first amendment cases. ofs

join me next week when i'll be joined by jamie foxx, benedict cumberbatch, and chadwick boseman.h.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show ( band playing ) >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from gobbler's knob, give it up for your host, the one, the only, james corden! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing )

we recently spoke with jamie foxx about his daughter being add to -- added to the team. >> i cannot beshe is my cohost. she just dj the party the other night. we have families. i love to see my daughter up there i have tears in my eyeballs. she killed it. >> one of the best parts of the show are the people and the different person -- -- personalities they come across. >> it is the contestants and their amazing stories. it is great to be on the show. they are playing for things bigger than them. to make that connection you will have. it is awesome. you can download the app to play shazam. you can win $1000. -- $10,000 and night. . bowwow. >> season two will air tomorrow night on ktvu. all of the action begins at 8:00. >>> on a day that honors those americans that gave the ultimate sacrifice an amazing discovery sheds light on a 74- year-old mystery. this is also the fate of several airmen that were shot over the pacific. this remarkable story is just a head. >>> we know nobody tells a story like dad. we know the great outdoors. we love the great outdoors. bass pro shops and cabela's. wi

here's our technology correspondent chris foxx to explain what it all means.m today and new that is because from today and new law starts which changes how our personal data can be used and stops companies using old tricks to get hold of our personal information. gdpr stands for general data protection regulations. it's a huge new law which applies to all eu countries but even companies in america or china have to follow the new rules dealing with eu citizens. gdpr spells out how companies can get our consent to use our personal information. a request for consent cannot be buried under pages of terms and conditions, it has to be clearly distinguishable from other matters. pre—ticked boxes can no longer be used to indicate consent and making someone hand over more information in exchange for extra features are our premium service is also not allowed because that is not count as freely given consent. the law gives anybody the right to access the law gives anybody the right to a ccess 01’ the law gives anybody the right to access or erasure. you can ask a company

chris foxx will be doing a special ask this together with a specialist on gdpr.. we'll be speaking to some, however, who've decided to made the same journey back to syria. and, new research sheds light on the ultimate first world problem — the trauma of waiting for a takeaway. time for the latest news — here's annita. harvey weinstein, the hollywood producer who's been accused of sexual assault by dozens of women, is expected to give himself in to police in new york later today. weinstein is thought to be facing arrest and criminal charges but his lawyer has not commented on the story. when sexual misconduct allegations were first made against harvey weinstein he laughed them off, telling the hollywood reporter magazine they sounded like a movie script he would happily finance. north korea says it is willing to continue dialogue with the united states at any time and any place. it comes after president trump announced he's cancelling a planned summit with kimjong un in singapore next month. at least 15 people have been injured after an improvised explosive device

in theand t-mobile united states and foxx and sky in the united kingdom.he tn story. the sky transactions look fascinating to me. is this such a degree of interest in this story because it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity? sky's footprint is so strong in europe and its technology is represented -- recognized is pretty good. is that why everyone is trying to get a little piece of it? >> for all of us it's interesting because it's a consumer brand we know. you havetransaction, large companies that are now looking to get more subscribers. they have 23 million subscribers in europe. put that scale together, you can invest more in content. all of these large media companies have new competitors they did not have seven or 10 years ago like netflix and amazon. guy: there's nothing else like it, is there? there's nothing that replicates what sky has. basil: it's an important asset in europe for anyone in the media business. was the bid for edp in portugal. be a classic example of chinese investments into european companies looking at infrastructure. things that

i didn't know how talented snoop was in music, or jamie foxx is a genius.ally sit down and spend a day with a person that's famous, but you don't know how talented underneath they are, what education has gone into that, that amazing performance ability. so i learned a lot, and he certainly has learned a lot. fo shnizzle. yeah, for shnizzle. - ( laughs ) - yeah. so tell me the truth, you smoke with him now? - never. - really? never. it's of no interest to me. but it's interesting to me. snoop dogg: oh, lord. watch out for martha 'cause she's about to lose 'cause snoop's chicken is soaked in chronic and booze. ( laughter ) your version of "the apprentice" kind of ruined your relationship with donald trump, didn't it? martha: well, at that time, he didn't like it because, well, he doesn't like much. but he didn't like that i even had a version of "the apprentice." i was supposed to fire him at the end of my... my first season. - harvey: really? - martha: well, they-- he was going to leave "the apprentice." and mark burnett had promised me that i would fire don

we have an all-star lineup that includes kevin hart, jamie foxx, sandra bullock, tiffany haddish, ryand a few surprises too. please join us for all that starting next week. sometimes it takes a canadian to help us 'mericans make sense of what's going on in our country. and our first guest is one such canuck. her very funny show "full frontal th samantha bee" airs wednesday nights on tbs. please welcome samantha bee. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very happy to have you here. >> i'm so excited to be here. >> jimmy: i was thinking about you a lot today. >> oh, good, thank you. >> jimmy: because i'm going to be honest with you, let you in on something. >> okay. >> jimmy: those of us, talk show hosts who do a full week of shows. >> i know. >> jimmy: we quietly mutter and curse about those of you only have to do one a week. >> i'm sure you do. because my life is so easy. and care-free. >> jimmy: yeah, i bet. but i would also imagine that the downside to that is, like if something -- you do the shows on wednesday, do you tape the show on wednesday? >> we tape the show on wednesday, abou

i'd like to thank chairwoman foxx and ranking member scott at the education and work force committee and their staffs for their help in getting this bill to the floor. i'd also like to thank the co-sponsors of my bill. in particular, representative pe ersberger -- rupp sberger -- rupperberger, for his help. i ask my colleagues for their support and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: i am prepared to close. does the gentleman have more speakers? mr. rokita: i am prepared to close. mr. scott: i thank the gentleman from louisiana for introducing this bill. i urge members to support it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mr. rokita: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm prepared to close. i thank the gentleman from louisiana, my friend, mr. higgins, for introducing this bill. i'm bringing it forward as an opportunity to support safer communities and those who take on the responsibility and make the sacrifices to make our schools safer. i thank

. >> thank you, chairwoman foxx. ranking member scott, and members of the committee, thank you for the invitation to testify today. i'm pleased to share an update on the work being done on behalf of america's students. our community u commitment to every student success is one we must renew every day, but first we must ensure our children are safe at school. when evil visit parkland, florida, it shocked us. it angered us and pained us. the tragedy at santa fe high school in texas was only the most recent devastating reminder that our nation must come together to address the underlying issues that create a culture of violence. this administration is committed to keep the nation others students and teachers safe at school. i've directed my department to do everything within the threw encourage those states and districts fabling affected to take advantage of flexibility so new funds appropriate it under title iv are useful eye. i'm also pleased that attorney general sessions, secretary azar and second neilson join me on

with me now to answer some of your questions, chris foxx, bbc‘s technology correspondent, and annabelat consults on gdrp. good to see you. let us begin at the very beginning. what exactly is gdpr? it is a new law in the eu which is meant to standardise data protection laws so everyone is on the same page. it has a further scope because even companies outside the eu in china and the us will have to follow the new rules if they are offering their services within the eu and it gives us new rights such as a ccess eu and it gives us new rights such as access and erasure so you can go toa as access and erasure so you can go to a big company and say you want a copy of all of your information and they have to give it to you and if you are not happy for them to have it so as as consumers it is good news. annabel, these companies want to maintaina news. annabel, these companies want to maintain a relationship with us evenif to maintain a relationship with us even if we ordered something from them ten years ago. even if we never did, looking at my inbox. i have e—mails from people we never have

foxx, for your leadership on moving to reauthorize and reform the prosper act. this is an issue where we share great passion to help american education catch up to the needs of today's and tomorrow's students. i look forward to working with the full congress to advance meaningful reform, and i know the president looks forward to signing it into law. in 2015, you wisely passed legislation, the every student succeeds act, that aims to return power to those closest to the students. essa's overwhelming, bipartisan message was clear -- states and local communities, not the federal government, are best positioned to improve education for every student in america. and it is my hope that in turn, the states and local school districts will do the right thing and empower principals, teachers, local leaders, and parents. teachers and parents know best how to meet the needs of their students. we have worked with states to ensure their plans meet the law's requirements, and i have approved 46 plans. but the true test of essa will be how states, school districts, and schools

today, academy award-winning actor and host of "beat shazam," jamie foxx.

(nat) the rumors were true: jamie foxx is headed to the big screen as "spawn," based on the popular comicut a warrior from hell with super-human abilities. todd mcfarlane, who created the comic, is set to write and direct."i can't stop, i'm hysterical. aaaaaugh!" (nat- splash) "i'm wet! i'm wet! i'm hysterical and i'm wet!" (nat-slap) "i'm in pain!"mel brooks' movie "the producers" became a broadway musical, which was then made into a movie musical... now the original comedy is coming back to the big screen for its 50th anniversary. a four-k restoration of the oscar- winning romp is set to play in more than 700 u-s theaters on sunday, june third, and wednesday, june sixth. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... crime is on the rise in petaluma... hear what police belive may be behind the increase. ( robin ) happening now... crews are cleaning up a fuel spill on i-680 dublin where a semi-truck got in a major accident....spilling fuel about 70 gallons of fuel in several lanes. kron 4's lydia pantazes is there now live with the details. lydia? ly

foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to recognize may 13 through 19 as national police week. this week is a special time to honor the law enforcement officers who gave their lives protecting f duty our communities. last sunday 360 of those brave men and women were added to the number of fallen law enforcement heroes on the national law enforcement officers memorial. their sacrifice are not foregoten and their families remain in our prayers during this week of remembrance. we're blessed to live in the country founded on the rule of law and this cherished principle could not be preserved without our nation's dedicated protecting our communities. last sunday law enforcement officers. this week we also show our gratitude to the 900,000 sworn law enforcement officers who put their lives on the line daily for our safety. thanks for all you do. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: senate 35, an act to transfer administrative jurisdiction over certain bureau of land management land from the secretary of the int

foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to applaud president trump for issuing the protect life rule delivering on his promise to ensure that the government is not involved in the abortion business, either directly or indirectly. when title x was created in 1970, congress intended for these funds to go toward family planning programs, explicitly barring abortion funds from receiving funds by stating, quote, none of the funds appropriated under this title shall be used in programs for abortion as a method of family planning, end quote. since then the will of congress nd those we represent has been undermined as title x funds have routinely contributed to employee salaries facility costs and medical supplies for abortion providers. the protect life rule is a victory for the majority of americans who are fundamentally opposed to taxpayer funded abortion without decreasing funding for other title x beneficiaries. and i stand by our prolife president's decision. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yield

she -- congresswoman virginia foxx. a complex system of tools that control the amount of sugar distributed in the u.s. and this is a amendment we have seen before in past farm bills. but now it appears she might have enough support to get the amendment passed. conway come on the other hand is posed to the amendment heard he has called it a poison pill that could sink the arm bill. he doesn't want to see changes to the sugar program and he is facing a pretty large opposition because a good number of members are saying they will support this amendment. housethe hill does pass this week, what are its prospects in the senate? liz: the farm bill in the house is dead on arrival in the senate. it is pushing forward with its own version. they have been working together, unlike what we have seen in the house. president donald trump has inserted himself into the debate . last week he called egg leaders up to the house to does the farmville. he would like to see work requirements implemented, new ones. said he responded he needs t

considered, and the amendment is stirring up a programebate about a introduced by congressman virginia foxx who aims to introduce market-based reforms, which relies on a complex system of tools that control the amount of sugar that is distributed in the u.s.. this is an amendment we have seen before, and what is that it appears she might have enough support to get the amendment passed. hand, hand, isother opposed to the amendment and calls it a poison pill that could sink the farm because he does not want to see changes to the sugar program and is facing a large opposition because a good number of members are saying they will support the amendment. >> if the bill does pass the house, what does it mean? >> the farm bill is essentially dead on arrival. the farm bill is essentially dead on arrival. chairman robert and ranking members have been working together, unlike what we have seen of the house, and president donald trump has also inserted himself into the debate. last week, he called agriculture anders to discuss the bill, said he would like to see work requirements implemented. and rober

foxx of north carolina. the chair: those in favor of a request of a recorded vote. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 137 and the nays are 278. the unfinished business is request for vote on amendment number three. on which further proceedings were postponed and the noes prevailed. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 3 offered by mr. mcclintock of california. the chair: those in support of a recorded vote will rise and be counted. members, we are on two-minute vote series. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for polit