grayson: this is grayson amendment number 2- a. the clerk: at the end of the bill before the short title add the section, may be mused to compel a person to testify about information or forces that the person states in a motion to quash a soup or reporter or he roord as confidential. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 287 and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. grayson: this eement was passed last year by a vote of this body of 225 hufe 28 . it passed by a majority. and the federal shield law in 49 states and not at the level of the federal government. 49 states have a federal shield law that the federal government does not. the right of news reports to refuse to testify against the information. in short should not be forced to reveal their sources. these issues have come up at the supreme court level beginning with the 197 case. in that case, a reporter wished to inform his heeders and the only way was too go and fine the drug . after he published his rot, he provideded his

grayson of florida. at the end of the bill before the short title insert the following, section, none of the funds made available -- mr. grayson: i ask unanimous consent that the read being waived. the chair: without objection the reading is waived. pursuant to house resolution 287, the gentleman from florida and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. grayson: this amendment is identical to other amendments inserted by voice vote into every appropriations bill considered under open rule in the 113th and 114th congress. my amendment would expand the list of parties with whom the federal government is prohibited from contracting with due to serious misconduct on the part of the contractor. it's my hope that the amendment will be noncontroversial as it aws always has been. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: any member wish to claim time in opposition in the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. those in

grayson: mr. chairman, this amendment is identical to an amendment offered last year that passed the house by voice vote. it seeks to prohibit the intelligence community from subverting or interfering with the integrity of any cryptographic standard proposed, gopped or adopted by nst. i urge continued support of this amendment and reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. frelinghuysen: i rise to claim time in opposition to the gentleman's amendment. the clerk: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. frelinghuysen: i rise in opposition to the amendment. we don't know the full impact. it could have some unintended consequences. it could hamper legitimate communications between the intelligence community and nist. this amendment is very broadly drafted, it could prevent nist from consulting with other intelligence agencies and that agency's internal computer systems. i

you are about to learn how grayson gives. >> every morning i woke up, and it's like what will happen reporter: grayson may look healthy now but he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, scary for his parents and more so for him. >> i was in the hospital and kind of scared. i didn't know if they were going to give me a shot or an iv or something. >> reporter: fast forward three years, and grayson and his family are monitoring his disease with shots and blood checks, and then he had a big idea. >> i wanted to collect toys. i knew there were a lot of children in the hospital that were sick and scared like me when i was in the hospital with diabetes. >> reporter: like that, his good idea took off. toys started streaming in. >> to get your mind off what's happening and the scary stuff and get your mind onto you stuff. >> reporter: she asked for coloring books, legos, play- doh, and things to keep the kids in nova fairfax hospital busy. this is just a portion. and people are giving and giving. >> i never even dreamed of having a truckload of toys donated to the fairfax hospital. >> it is unbe

: dan, this is where the first of the series happened here at this intersection at 7th street and grayson street. now, vandals broke into one of the conduit boxes owned by at&t and that's where they cut the fiber optic cables. >> a couple buildings. these guys here and a couple buildings down here as well. >> reporter: it happened april 6 of last year here at the 900 grayson restaurant. phone service was restored in a day but the credit card machine took a long time to come back online. >> when we lose the credit card machine, it's very impactful. it's a little more complicated for our transactions. >> reporter: chris thought it was strange, an isolated power failure. it was not. someone intentionally cut the fiber optic cables near his restaurant. since that time, over the past year, there have been nine other locations in five cities where cables have been severed. they belong to various telecom companies, including at&t. five locations in fremont have been targets. the southernmost city san jose. in most cases, the cables were in underground vaults covered by heavy manhole covers. some

and then francis grayson took off maybe a few days before christmas eve and she disappeared. [indiscernible] joe jackson: we cannot be extemporaneous here. >> ok, you mentioned fokker. they are still making aircraft. joe jackson: he had a fight with the people who took over his company. >> i mention it because i just happen to be at laguardia airport when flight 50-50 crashed into the bay, the problem was icing. joe jackson: i know it. that french plane that disappeared on the way to brazil, it was theorized that it was the same thing. talking about planes are still -- talking about la guardia, makes me think, i still think planes are considered glamorous. when i flew in yesterday, on the tarmac was a private jet and it stood alone in a circle of light and painted on the fuselages was trump. it was donald trump's giant jet. when i was in new york i had gotten on the trump princess. it was like an exercise in excess. i wondered if his plane was the same. >> he bought the trump princess for a song. i was on it once for a party. jackson: somebody wants to ask a question. ok. >>

she was a new yorker and her name was francis grayson. and she tried to fly across in december, and everyone was telling her that this was suicidal. ice is going to form on the wings and you will be dead. she would not listen. you have several kind of like -- she had several kind of like revolts within her crew and the day that she left, she was going to fly to newfoundland, service her engine, and then fly across. the day that she left, the reporter saw her slip a gun into her purse or backpack or something like that, and the reporter said something about a symbol of her authority and she kind of changed the subject. and then she disappeared. i don't think she killed everybody on board, i don't think that happened. but she was competing at the same time as ruth elder. and it was really pretty interesting. once again, the mechanics of publicity are going on here. she was in her 30's, she wasn't unattractive, but she was stern. >> [indiscernible] joe jackson: and she was a feminist, so she was kind of scary to the press. ruth was -- had mo

grayson: i have an amendment at the desk, grayson number one. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. dwrayson of florida, page 9 line after the dollar am i want sert reduce by $10 million. page 10, line 1, after the dollar amount insert by increased by $10 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 303, the gentleman from florida and a member opposed each will criminalical -- will control five minutes. mr. grayson: this amendment is identical to an amendment offered last year that passed this body by a voice vote. veterans suffer chronic headaches, widespread pain, gastro intestinal problems, rest prier to problems and other abnormalities that are not explained by traditional medicine or psychiatric diagnoses. reserge shows as veterans from the first gulf war age they are twice as likely to develop lou gerilling's disease. there also may be connections to multiple sclerosis and parkinson's. sadly, there are no known treatments for these the pain and affliction veterans must endure through this d

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this little guy, 3-year-old grayson does not want to get up. he's not a morning person clearly. >> you need to get up. >> awe. >> that's what i would said. >> he's gibberishly saying all these arguments why he should stay in bed. >> i can't go to school. >> you don't have to go to school. you just have to get in the car. >> don't you wish you could sleep like this. >> i do. >> i totally get you, gray son. he's fascinated by his dreams apparently. this is a baby fascinated by the go pro camera. this is a baby seeing technology for the first time. >> everything you hold up to its face that's the first time they've seen it. the walls, the sky, a finger. >> luckily, there's a lenses on this and we capture the face. >> ever think he looks really familiar? >> always. >> all the time. >> next right this minute. and still to come walking into one big mess. >> he greeted me when i got home from work. >> the guilty house guest that got gail's house good. plus he's showing off. a casual way. >> you go first. on his quest, jack searched the globe for a fla

. >> there was a snapchat i made where it's 50 degrees outside raining and ethan and grayson decidedgo for a swim at their home in long valley new jersey. >> that's what i saw when i spent a day in the life of these local fans were famous on the internet. >> it's a shark. getaway. >> it was because they were bored. they were like let's lets go do this. the brothers are popular for their births are -- bizarre twin dances. check out the video that's been viewed 40 million times. >> incredible, 40 million. >> i asked them how they become so hot in internet. >> are you guys twins? >> yes we are. >> it's weird -- to. >> we asked stupid though questions. >> i thought he was just really good at editing. >> there is a wall in their house that is dedicated to mail sent to them from fans across the world. these guys have fans all over the place and people watch their on line videos because they like the guys for their personalities. >> why do people do this? >> because they are awesome. >> and they are businessmen. getting paid by sponsors future products in their videos. if you are a fan you

aw, this is from when grayson proposed to me but lately, we've been using it for, well, you know how we do. (singsongy) role playas. ohh. (chuckles) you have the right to remain naked. ooh. how would you like it if we talked about our sex life all the time? oh, come on. no. don't. no, no, no. great. they're grossed out by the thought of us naked. not us my friend. (chuckles) ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. (all) newspaper jinx! i win. come on, guys. hand 'em over. ahh. sweet, triple coupons. tom, do you think you could turn that new fountain off every once in a while? why? i sleep with my windows open, and it ju

>> reporter: the fbi says the first of the attacks happened here at 7th and grayson in berkeley. the owner of the restaurant across the street remembers it pretty well. >> we had lost our phone and we had been having some power outages in the neighborhood. a lot of us had been having that. >> reporter: on that same day and the day after fiber lines were cut in two locations in fremont and then in walnut creek and san jose. this past february more cables at two locations in fremont and then last monday and tuesday there were lines cut in alamo, fremont and walnut creek again. >> what purpose does that serve? >> that's the question a lot of people are asking. the fbi is not talking, saying that it's a local police matter but the local police in berkeley are referring us to the fbi. >> it seems like the only thing they would do with it is make damage. >> i wonder if they were mad at somebody. >> a longtime employee at at&t who asked us not to use her name says she's heard of this happening to her before. >> it's an inside job for disgruntled employs. >> reporter: they would do that?

>> reporter: the fbi says the first of the attacks happened here at 7th and grayson in berkeley.e restaurant across the street remembers it pretty well. >> we had lost our phone and we had been having some power outages in the neighborhood. a lot of us had been having that. >> reporter: on that same day and the day after fiber lines were cut in two locations in fremont and then in walnut creek and san jose. this past february more cables at two locations in fremont and then last m

grayson:? would allow people to self-certify. and self-certifies looking at five years in prison. a fact that i pointed out last year before this amendment was passed. there is no distincton when a grand jury ap an july injure. it is false. it would apply and apply to all grand jury level proceedings. in fact, the wording that has been referred to here that the information is exactly the same wording that was in the grayson amendment. so none of these old attacks these unsuccessful attacks are due. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair:. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from florida. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas. mr. culberson: i urge members to oppose the amendment and i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. thaferede. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the amendment is not agreed to. grace gays i ask tore a recorded vote. for for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise. mr. mcclintock: i offer an amendment at the desk

grayson of florida. the chair: a recorded vote's been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. 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 political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 2 45. the nays are 182. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is a request for a recorded vote on an amendment offered by the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. mcclintock of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support o

we are so lucky the hurricane only damaged grayson's house. mm. ye that was really lucky.it's like "t real world," if they did it with old and boring people. you know what my wake-up present was this morning? this one forgot to flush her pee. it's called "being green." (chuckl) i'm sorry i care about the future of our planet. think of the children.

that comes up on the book because sam grayson is one of the men who was deeply affected. this was a sports illustrated article where jack donahue who was the basketball coach at the time of holy cross. i believe he called -- >> there was college and power and so he recruited -- diane: yes, kareem abdul-jabbar. he had made racist comments and so that does come up at the moment in the book and talked about the interaction with coach donahue over that incident but i know your time is tight. eddie, i don't know if you want to talk about that but certainly one of the themes that has come up as father brooks understood this was not something that was simply just good for the students. he felt was good for the college he felt it was good for the other students and it is telling the books that were assigned. those who were there at the time, one of them was in 1966, art martin, saying the autobiography of malcolm x was one property in america by one of your favorite alumnus, i will let any address it because he -- let eddie address it because he knows better than me. >> what is y

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she and grayson tune in together wherever they can and kaitlin says although her schedule has gottentest. you'll have 15 seconds and one guess. you need to answer correctly to win the grand prize. when i saw what this grand prize was i said it's truly one of my favorite places on the planet so you have to win this. >> all right. >> here we go. for our monthly "everyone has a story" segment. which today co-host writes the original song performed by if guest. >> kathie lee! >> that is right! >> in fairness i co-write it with david freedman. >> but mostly you. okay. so congratulations, honey, you are going on a fabulous trip. >> you will not believe this place. you and i guest are going to head to little torch key in the florida keys where you're going to spend four days and three nights at little palm island resort and spa. >> kathie lee's favorite place. >> it's one of my favorite places. that's where they filmed the movie "pt-109." it's like being in the south pacific. >> while you're there you have unlimited access to all of the island's amenities including the beach, pool paddle bo

grayson: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is adopted. for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the gentleman will designate which amendment. >> page 62, line a the dollar amount insert reduced by $2 million. amendment number 9. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. mooney of west virginia. individual 62, line 8, after the dollar amount insert reduced by $2 million. page 62, line 19 after the dollar amount inincreased by $1 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 333 the gentleman from west virginia and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mooney: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today to offer an amendment to the f.y.

this is grayson and little pity pup. this is eli.. then, of course, we have matthew, our big kind of dopey puppy on tend who is also very friendly. all of these guys are available for free at the oakland animal shelter. >> the key word there. free. >> free. >> why is that? >> we have a promotion for the month of june for our summer of love. so we're promoting free love. all of our hard to place animals are free to any qualified home. >> now, a lot of people are worried about, they're pit bulls. there's a stair why he type of negativity about that. explain. >> pit bulls are just like any other dogs. they received a bad rap because people have mistreated them, used them for fighting and things like. that but actually in the 1950s they were the preferred family dog. they love people, they love other animals. they have a lot of agility so they're great running partners. and they're just overall good dogs. it's really not as much about the breed as it is about the family that raises them. >> the person who takes control of the dog. >> exa

grayson or him and mrs. warren having a debate. i just couldn't see it. i just am thinking could keep up with them intellectually. i think he is bought and paid for by the special interests down here in florida. that is all i have to say. bill scanlan: ok ray is in maryland. republican caller. caller: i want to see when he announces today on television that he is going to run for president, i want to see -- hello? bill scanlan: you are on the air. go ahead. caller: when he announces today on television, i want him to answer the question, why did he and his wife pay the taxes on the gifts that he had gotten overseas? when he comes home, he refused to pay the taxes. bill scanlan: you mean the most recent trip? caller: no, it was 18 years ago. when he was in office. thank you. bill scanlan: appreciate your comments. the front page of usa today by jennifer jacobs who covers iowa politics and for more. she writes that hillary clinton did not win the democratic presidential nomination in 2008 but her campaign succeeded in ending any concerns about whether a wom

grayson, had been disposed of and the bill had been read through page 156, line 15.hat purpose does the gentlelady from tennessee seek recognition. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman. i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designated the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 7, printed in the congressional record offered by mrs. blackburn of tennessee. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 287 the gentlewoman from tennessee, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman. and i'm certain it comes as no surprise to anyone in this body that as we go through this appropriations season i come back to the floor working to make another cut to get our spending levels down. the bill we have before us, the t h.u.d. approps is a $55.3 billion bill. that is discretionary funding. credit should go to the subcommittee chairman and to those that have worked on this to get the spending levels down. because this is $9.7 billion below the president's request