to mount the conservative element of the brands don't want to do drugs as their spirit health department of education is going to let a tabloid newspaper influence policy is beyond me and it's atrocious and it's unacceptable if this is the deal only school why aren't they standing behind it as the mayor whereas if there were a. very. why overcrowding is the arabic language such a threat. we found ourselves in the crossfire of a media war against dilute your brand academy because we produced t. shirts a few years ago that were the slogan intifada n.y.c. . my name is money. i'm founding director of arab women active in the arts and media. the educational programs that we provide for young women are not your average kind of program that you would see for us we engage in media production. and we start from their backyards. the mission of a way is to. basically encourage leadership among young women of color and community organizing with the focus being on empowerment through the media. once i was gone from school and then you know i stuck inside the bus some old guy was sitting on his chair and he starte

department of labor, commerce, defense, and the small business administration are partnering with the business community to expand your career options. the department of health and human services, education, agriculture, and defense are working together to expand your child care options. look, the list of commitments goes on and on, addressing everything from homelessness to mental health to employment opportunities for young adults. so this effort gives you all a seat at the table, not just at the white house or the pentagon or the va, it gives you a seat at the table all across the federal government. and i want to emphasize that this is not a one-time press conference. this is not just the headline for today that gets buried under tomorrow's news. these are lasting commitment by the government to address your needs and concerns for years to come. and my hope is that these recommendations will live on no matter the president, no matter the party. so today is not the end of this process, not by a long shot. do not think for one minute that i jill and i will not keep pushing and advocating in fighting for you, because we will. and we're not going to stop until every part of our society,

will we end all the constitutional federal departments including the department of energy, education, agriculture, commerce, health and human services, homeland security, and labor? will the patriot act be repealed and all the warrantless searches stopped? will t.s.a. be restrained or abolished? will the i.r.s. unconstitutional collection powers end? will executive and judicial quasiexecutive powers be ended? will we end the federal war on drugs? will we end the federal government's involvement in medicare? will we end all the government's illusionary programs? will we ban trials without due process and assassinations? will we end our foreign policy of invasion and occupation? for americans to once again become the standard for a free society, our love of liberty and desire for peace must far surpass any public display of fidelity to the constitution. we must first look to strong moral character, respect for the rule of law, and an understanding of the proper role of government in a free society. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ca

health insurance plans and requires us to publicly justify their reason for unreasonable premium increases for all premium increases. gets insurance departments new analytical terms -- tools. improve transparency and provide invaluable information to help educate all of our constituents. repealing health care would mean that illinois and the rest of the state would no longer have access to resources to review, propose health-insurance premium increases and hold insurance companies accountable for accessible -- or excessiveexcessive, and justified or unfairly discriminatory rate increases. bust the reason the amendment that i have had the honor to co-sponsor with several of my colleagues. i thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much ms. schakowsky. let me just announced what is our intention as far as proceeding here because we have so many members who are here. a plan to go through by seniority those members of the energy and commerce committee, as i said and these names are just now coming into us that have been submitted and a couple of members have added their names to the list. and then we will proceed with the education and workforce committee. we had already heard from the chairman bair, so it is our intention now to proceed and please let

our departments will take it very, very seriously to address the problem of income discouraged by reforming the fiscal structure, by reforming the taxation structure, by improving the education, healthse they will be direct beneficiaries of government support. inflation is a big challenge and improving the quality of that growth and allowing people to truly benefit from the country's economic miracle. they suggest the economy will sustain robust growth over the next one or two decades, and this will help them adjust with other issues. cctv, beijing. >> on that topic, we are joined by chief economist from ubf securities. it seems that the chinese economy has been doing pretty well this year, but the concern over inflation has been growing. how much a threat it is? >> well, indeed. this year growth is better than most of what was expected. at the same time, food prices increased and money supply over recent months increased more rapidly, and there's concerns about quantitative eating outside of china as well. i think at this moment no more city's in inflation increased quite a bit and it is rising. even though it is still controllable next year, it seems the risk is quite high. >> the