granger: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the further consideration of h.r. 3219 and that i may include tab lure material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to house resolution 478 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 3219. will the gentleman from california, mr. issa, kindly ake the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of the bill h.r. 3219 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill making appropriations for the department of defense for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2018, and for other purposes. the chair: when the committee of the whole rose earlier today, amendment number 63 rinted in house report 115-259 offered by the gentleman fr

g to impact industrial distributors like granger. they sell screws and pumps and tools and other parts for industrial america. last week, goldman sachs urged investors to sell granger in a note as well as genuine parts company which is a distributor of automotive replacement parts because of their susceptibility to price competition and lower margins particularly due to amazon. they could get more aggressive. pulling the whole foods deal in the industrial space. last week an analyst said, quote, we would not rule out an accusation of granger by amazon if such a deal were embraced by both parties. amazon for its part had no comment. bob pisani at the new york ," stock exchange. >>> coming up, in this world of oversharing on social media, why you may want to read the fine print on a new popular app. >>> shares of snap, owner of popular messaging app, snapchat, hit a new low. snap is also approaching the expiration of its so-called lockup period, means the first time it will be the first time many company insiders can sell shares follow

and i thank chairwoman granger. provides $658.1 billion, an increase of $61 billion in base discretionary funding for fiscal year 2018 enacted levels. this is no doubt, this is a significant increase from the current spending levels and certainly from the last eight years. but this increase is vitally important to continue the process we started this spring, to rebuild, repair and equip our armed forces that we started in 2017 appropriations package. mr. chairman, secretary of dens mattis has made readiness and modernization of our forces his top priorities. it is a fact that we have too many aircraft that can't fly, too many ships that cannot sail, too many troops who can't deploy either because they are not properly trained or not enough of them. how do we get there? in recent years we have just getting by, reducing investments in our military as the world becomes more dangerous and avoiding tough choices. the package before us will sustain a much needed rebuilding of our military after a half decade of cuts. whil

granger. >> yes. >> mr. graves. >> yes. >> dr. harris. >> yes. >> mr. hererra butler. >> yes. >> mr. jenkins. >> yes. >> mr. joyce. >> yes. >> ms. kaptur. ms. capture. mr. kilmer. >> no. >> ms. lee. >> no. >> mrs. lily. >> yes. >> no, no. >> ms. mccollum. >> no. >> mismeng. >> no. >> ms. molenaar. >> yes. >> mr. new house. mr. palazzo, yes. ms. pingree, no. >> mr. poe can. >> no. >> mr. quigley. >> no. >> mrs. roby. >> yes. >> mr. rogers. >> yes. >> mr. roon ooh. mr. rupers berger. >> no. >> ms. serrano. mr. serrano, no. mr. simp, yes. >> mr. stew ward, yes. >> mr. taylor. >> yes. >> mr. valadayo. >> yes. >> mr. wasserman schultz. >> no. >> mr. womack. >> yes. >> mr. yoder. >> yes. >> mr. young. >> yes. >> other members who wish to record their vote? ms. kaptur? >> ms. kaptur recorded as no. >> anyone further? mr. rooney is recognized. aye for mr. rooney. >> recorded as aye. >> anyone further? mr. newhouse. the clerk will tally. >> the ais -- ayes are 29, the nays are 21. the amendment is agreed to. further amendment? ms. lee is recognized. the clerk wi

nick granger second and duncan scott starts. absolutely outstanding.he the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am and john crowley, editor in chief of the international business times uk. welcome, thank you for giving up your friday night. the front pages tomorrow. the daily mail leads on the death of charlie gard. it says the baby, whose battle for survival captured hearts around the world, lost his fight for life exa ctly o ne week before his first birthday. a picture of charlie's dad with the baby dominates the front of the daily mirror. the paper says both of charlie parents were at his side as his life support was switched off. the daily express reports on the fears that brexit could be delayed after the chancellor announced plans for a two—stage "transition period". the daily telegraph says mps have warned that the next general election will be a "second referendum" on brexit if philip hammond gets his way on a lengthy transition. the guardian carries an interview with sadiq khan s

and despite a drop in earnings, ww granger still managed top expectatio ex. the company also reaffirmed guidance for 2017 and its cfo is retiring at the end of the year. down 7%. 162.19. >>> t mobile posted earnings in sales well ahead of estimates at the giant added more phone subscriber who is pay a monthly bill. the company also expects the strength to continue and raises forecast. shares initially rose in after hours trading an finished the day up nearly 1% to 61.97. high er costst caused asset management f trust report earni short. they said it would establish a european union banking base ahead of britain's official departure from the eu. shares fell to 89.21 and select energy services, which provides water management to the oil and gas industry is merging with privately held rival lock water energy solutions. it's a deal worth half a billion dollars. shares of select energy services soared almost 20% to $14.92. >>> united airlines beat earnings estimates and saw profit and revenue grow as we reported yesterday, but its outlook is weighing on shares thi

granger mcdonald wrote this is hurting housing affordability even as consumer interest in the new home market remains strong. current sales, sales expectations and buyer traffic all fell with the last one still stuck in negative territory. for nightly business report, i'm diana in washington. >>> another health scare for chipotle, that's where we begin tonight's market focus. bo temporarily shutdown a restaurant in northern virginia after a number of customers got sick. symptoms were consistent with it did not come from the food supply. news comes as chipotle still works to recover from food safety issues back in 2015. shares fell 4%. >>> harley davidson cut full year shipment forecast after reporting a drop in sales that missed expectations. earnings came in ahead of estimates, but lowered profit margin guidance for 2017. faces weakening demand from baby boomers and fewer millennials riding the big hogs. >>> lock heed marten said increase in sales of f 35 flyers helped drive profit higher. those results along with revenue better than expected lifted sales and earnings forecast for the

and i thank chairwoman granger. provides $658.1 billion, an increase of $61 billion in base discretionary funding for fiscal year 2018 enacted levels. this is no doubt, this is a significant increase from the current spending levels and certainly from the last eight years. but this increase is vitally important to continue the process we started this spring, to rebuild, repair and equip our armed forces that we started in 2017 appropriations package. mr. chairman, secretary of dens mattis has made readiness and modernization of our forces his top priorities. it is a fact that we have too many aircraft that can't fly, too many ships that cannot sail, too many troops who can't deploy either because they are not properly trained or not enough of them. how do we get there? in recent years we have just getting by, reducing investments in our military as the world becomes more dangerous and avoiding tough choices. the package before us will sustain a much needed rebuilding of our military after a half decade of cuts. whil

. >> and david granger allowed me to write for "esquire."rote for "esquire" for about ten years while david was there. i wrote for a few other magazines and wrote a book. as far as acting goes, yeah, i was very, very shy, and i didn't have confidence and stuttered a bit. i wanted to do that even before i knew what you really called it. i felt comfortable there. >> and aaron associatisorkin sa weren't shy when you left a voicemail. >> i don't remember the voicemail, but i love the story so much that i want to take credit for it. i'm going to say that it's true. i don't fully remember. he says that i called him and sa said, josh lyman needs to get laid, and i'm the one to do it. i do remember that, but i thought i did it after i had done one episode. i'm not sure. i deflt definitely remember saying he needed to get laid because he did. >> it worked out with "west wing." >> i was lucky to be on that show. >> great show. >> his writing was incredible. every time i got a script, i couldn't wait to open it and see what he said. >> let me talk abou

hermione granger? (high-pitched voice) what? mm-hmm. i'm just a "harry potter" fan. yeah.as she blossomed into a lovely young lady? yes, but--luke, i'm never telling you anything! 33! ay, no. 59. we're so late, and we still have to pick up the drinks. excuse me. i'm terribly sorry. excuse me. sir? this is my cake right here. how about i'll just leave money, i take it? sir, if i did for you, i'd have to do it for everyone. not if you just did it for me. 33! excuse me. excuse me. mm. we're in a hurry. we have a birthday party. oh, why didn't you say something? we don't see many of those around here. you think you can intimidate me with that attitude? what do i look like to you? 34! thank you, but the point is that my son is waiting in-- gloria, it's not worth it. we don't need these people. jay, we need-- come on. we'll get a better cake. are you crazy? how are we gonna-- i've got it covered. excuse me, miss? i'm sorry i raised my voice in there, especially in front of the baby. i know how delicate they can be. oh, you're so nice to say that, but you know they

granger? mrs. granger, no. mr. graves? no. dr. harris? dr. harris, no. miss herrera-butler? no. mr. jenkins? mr. jenkins, no. mr. joyce? mr. joyce, no. miss captor? aye. mr. kilmer? mr. kilmer, aye. miss lee? >> aye. >> miss lee, aye. mrs. loey, aye. miss mccollum? aye. miss ang. aye mr. molinar no. mr. newhouse? mr. newhouse, no. mr. palazzo? mr. palazzo? miss pingree, aye. mr. pokane? aye. mr. prierks aye. mr. quigly, aye. mrs. roby, no. mr. rogers, no. mr. rooney, no. miss roy balladard, aye. mr. rupertsberger? aye. mr. ryan, aye. mr. serrano, aye. mr. simpson? mr. simpson, no. mr. stewart? mr. stewart, no. mrs. taylor? mrs. taylor, no. mr. valededdo, no. miss wasserman-schultz. miss wasserman schultz, aye. mr. womack? mr. womack, no. mr. yoder? mr. yoder, no. mr. young? mr. young, no. >> there are members that would like to record -- >> mr. cuear. >> mr. calvert recorded no. >> mr. palazzo. >> recorded no. >> anyone further? if not, clerk will call the roll. role. or tally. >> on this vote, the ayes are 22 and the nays are 30. the amendment is not agreed to. further amendments.

the victim has been identified as 30-year-old sean patrick granger whose last known address was in berks county. he was pronounced at the scene. the police are looking for a dark colored nissan with damage to the front passenger side. >> happening today, kelly hodge will be sworn in as philadelphia's interim district attorney. hodge takes the oath at city hall at noon. she become the city's first african-american woman to serve as d.a. hodge was assistant d.a. under lynn abraham in 2004. court of common pleas elected her to finish the term of seth williams who was convicted of corruption. >>> maribel aber is live in new york with the market watch report. >> reporter: good morning, tam, boeing is cutting jobs at the fastest rate in more than a decade. the company has let go 6,000 workers. about 4% of the workforce. the stock is up 36%. they said they need to be more efficient in auto makes to stay exet -- automation to stay competitive with airbus. >>> the reports of home sales is due out. that's the late he is in biz. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows the bulk of the ra

i want to thank chairwoman granger, this is her first time reading -- leading the defense appropriations bill on the floor. she's done so under difficult circumstances with a steadfast commitment to maintaining the tradition of cooperative bipartisanship on the subcommittee, maintaining transparency and taking a thoughtful approach to solving problems. also, i would like to express my immense gratitude to chairman frelinghuysen, ranking member lowey and members of the subcommittee and our exceptional staff for all their hard work. we have a duty to provide predictable and timely appropriations to the department of defense and the rest of federal government. this is a consistent request by our senior defense leaders. however, the house bills exceed the cap of fiscal year 2018 defense spending established under the budget control act of 2011 by $72.5 billion. if enacted as written and the budget control caps remain in place, the department of defense would face a sequestration of roughly 13%. the department has still not recovered from the rash of problems caused the last time it was force

be more cynical backe sees it as bringing presidential authority and in th bring backtrying to the granger of french -- the french politics. this was about making a statement that i am a presidential president and i would like to lay out a vision for france. he calls it historical faithfulness to what france is about and that is what he did today. tomorrow we're are going to get chapter two, the details of how that vision means in real policies. >> you said a blueprint for being outlined by president macron today. what for you is the biggest thing that came out of today's thoughts by macron? >> it was a lengthy speech for sure but very flowery, very literary in many respects. strikes most is the sense of restoring dignity, this sends it to restore the notion of greatness, of the rule of france and also those who have to advise on the making of the french law. if for instance there is a this project to reduce by one third the different chambers of parliament but at the same time his will is to give them new importance and new efficiency. this is something that is trying to move forward with

of ages -- granger of ages passed. he wrote it is the second set of institutions that do the real day-to-day work of governing. these are the efficient institutions, house of commons, cabinet and prime minister. they operate backstage and over the years, they have moved to britain quietly in the direction of a concealed republic, quietly and concealed, he said because a crisis of confidence would have occurred if the people had been aware of the massive transfer of power that had taken place. t called this dual government. i suggested in my book in the years following world war ii, the united states in the realm of national security has also slipped unintentionally into a system of double government. partexplains in large white national security policy has changed so little from one administration to the next. most notably from the recent bush administration to the obama administration. the american people have america'shat so-called dignified institutions, congress, the president and of course manage the nations natio

enables the military to buy commercial products through online sites such as amazon, staples and granger. we require life cycle maintenance costs to be considered at the beginning of a program, as must intellectual property rights. to maximize competition in the maintenance and repairs. oversight into service contracts is increased and there is much more, of course, in the bill. mr. chairman, this bill is the vehicle by which we usually, for 55 years at least, fulfill our responsibilities under the constitution that i mentioned. to provide for the common defense. i believe that's the first job of the federal government. and i want to just express my appreciation to each of the members of our committee, each of them has contributed to the product before us. each of them takes their responsibilities under the constitution very seriously. no one more so than the ranking member, mr. smith of washington. we don't always agree on the judgment calls about issues, but i have no doubt that he, among all the members of the committee, try to do what's right for the country, and put the interests of

every one of these solutions is can-do practical, hands-on, ww granger, happening right now. they're not thing wes could do if only. all of them we're doing them, all scale, and we understand them very well. make that very clear. and food is eight of the top 20. again, okay, energy is five. of the top 20 ask you have solar and wind. now, you don't have wind -- the wind is 22, but if you add 2 offshore wind and onshore, number two, you put them together and they're number one, not refrigerant which you saw on the other slide. however, this is the top solution, stand-alone solutions which we were differ appointed to fine out -- not that it's not a great solution, just that the gases and the refrigeration and ac have a global warming potential that is thousands of times greater than co2 stop doesn't take much for these to -- and this is well in place. this is one i want to look at. here's educating girls again but look at the next one that, family planning, that number, 59.62 is 119.2 billion tops of avoided emissions in 2050. that's the real number. we separated them because th

enables the military to buy commercial products through online sites such as amazon, staples and granger. we require life cycle maintenance costs to be considered at the beginning of a program, as must intellectual property rights. to maximize competition in the maintenance and repairs. oversight into service contracts is increased and there is much more, of course, in the bill. mr. chairman, this bill is the vehicle by which we usually, for 55 years at least, fulfill our responsibilities under the constitution that i mentioned. to provide for the common defense. i believe that's the first job of the federal government. and i want to just express my appreciation to each of the members of our committee, each of them has contributed to the product before us. each of them takes their responsibilities under the constitution very seriously. no one more so than the ranking member, mr. smith of washington. we don't always agree on the judgment calls about issues, but i have no doubt that he, among all the members of the committee, try to do what's right for the country, and put the interests of

granger mcdonald wrote this is hurting housing affordability even as consumer interest in the new homeket remains strong current sales, sales expectations and buyer traffic all fell on the survey with that last one still stuck in negative territory. we've got all of the numbers online, and we'll have to check that out at cnbc.com >> we'll look for them there, diana. speaking of something driven by the housing market or the opposite the bond market, and rick santelli being troisi santelli tracking the action the bond market moves the housing market. >> i'm not sure what moves what with regard to housing and rates, but everyone wants to know what legislation or lack thereof moves markets and that's what this will be about. what i want you to notice is up until 5:00, 6:00 in the morning it was steady as show goes around 2:30. most of the news hit earlier that that and the drip wasn't very large let's take this chart all of the way back to june didn't have a gad june and made the annual low yield close in june, long before any legislation was r.i.p. let's look at what might have really bee

. >> so joining us now we have some of the step teams member, corry granger, takea solomon and directormentary and original choreographer and coach gary macintyre. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> welcome philadelphia ladies >> thank youy watched this film and i was just amazed. we got to see how stepping really influences your lives and what it does for the school. i want to start with the ladies on the step team. you started in sixth grade as the captain. what does step mean to you. >> well, basically just a creative outlet for me. it was a way to fulfill my dreams. i wanted to be a choreographer on broadway. that was just one way for me to take one step. >> did you have any idea that it would mean so much in your life. that brought you all together and held you together. >> i had no idea. >> okay. >> what about for you, ladies, then. >> i didn't think that we within here with you today. we have been, a lot of places and we didn't think our stories would be this great and inspirational. we are grateful to be in this position. >> what was it like because we got to see

granger: mr. speaker, i submit a privileged report for printing under the rule. the clerk: report to accompany h.r. 3219, a bill making appropriations for the department of defense for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2018, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the union calendar and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 21, points of order are reserved. pursuant to house resolution 431 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 2810. will the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, kindly take the chair. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on those amendments printed in part b of house report 115-212 on which proceedings were postponed in the following order. amendment in 2 by conway of texas, amendment number 4 by mr. polis. number 6 by mr. nadler of new york, amendment number 8 by mr. blumenauer of oregon. amendment number 10, mr. aguilar of california. amendment number 88 by mr. rogers of

granger, no. mr. graves? no. dr. harris? dr. harris, no. miss herrera-butler? no. mr. jenkins. mr. jenkins, no. mr. joyce? no. miss captor? aye. mr. kilmer? mr. kilmer, aye. miss lee? aye. mrs. loey, aye. miss mccollum? ae. miss ang. molinar no. mr. palazzo? miss pingry, aye. mr. pokane? aye. mr. prierks aye. mr. quigly, aye. mrs. roby, no. mr. rogers, no. mr. rooney, no. miss roy balladard, aye. mr. ryan, aye. mr. serrano, aye. mr. simpson, no. mr. stewart, no. mrs. taylor, no. mr. valededdo, no. miss wasserman-schultz. >> mr. cuear. is an aye plchlt calvert recorded no. >> mr. palazzo. >> recorded no. >> anyone further? if not, clerk will call the role. or tally. on this vote the ayes are 22 and the nays are 30. the amendment is not agreed to. further amendments. let's see. who was in line here? mr. price, in order of seniority. >> yes. >> amendment on the desk. >> amendment offered by mr. price. >> distinction, of course. >> yes, distinction. >> staffing shortage and pay for the increase in cvp staffing by reducing the bloating funding for i.c.e. enforcement.re this sub committe