and there was a major upset brewing early in the hoosier state last night. >> the hoosiers were up 7-6 when seme cobbs jr. makes the touchdown. indiana up 14-6. >> then ohio state outscored their big 10 rival 43-7 the rest of the way. it's ohio state, they win 49- 21. >> all right, all right. there was a special guest you could say. in judge's chambers. the rooting section for all-star aaron judge has this whole judge theme. >> right. >> but there in the stands. >> loo sonia sotomayor. >> the bronx-born justice even had one of those styrofoam gavels stamped with the words "all rise." she wore a back robe, but it wasn't the one she uses in washington. it wasn't the same one. they hand those out to the crowd. i wonder if we should go back and have the same yankees logo on. >> wear that one to the supreme court. she's apparently a huge yankee fan. she's from the bronx and threw out a first ball in the stadium's first season in '09. now she's making her presence known once again. i wonder if she picked that section on purpose? >> of course. >> i was there as well. >> i love the giant, all

it has become more and more transparent to hoosiers back home that this city and even sometimes this building no longer reflects the ideals, the morals and the values that they share in their communities. the people demanded representation that truly represents their interests. they are tired of elected officials being seduced by the trappings of their office, forgetting the reason they were sent to this hallowed chamber. ultimately, the american people have seen that many members vote in consideration of sometimes interests that are divergent from theirs back home. sips i first entered public life, i have been a vocal proponent of term limits. i believe in order for this body to truly serve the people back home, the hardworking hoosiers every try trying to make ends -- every day trying to make ends meet, they need to listen to those people and ultimately they need to relate to those people. still yet, the american people are not the only ones calling for term limits. as we all can:, president trump crisscrossed this great nation, sharings this vision on how he could -- sharing his v

but then the buckeyes outscore the hoosiers 43-79 rest of the day. ten rival. >> there was a real judge in the judge's chamber at yankee stadium. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor was in the cheering section for aaron judge. she evening had one of the styrofoam gavels stamped with the words all rise. >>> a north carolina man probably thought things couldn't get worse when he tried to outrun policegood morning washington. it's friday september first! the holiday weekend is almost upon us, but you'll need an umbrella for some of it. your forecast is moments away.. but first here are some quick headlines. flood water are receding in houston but that is not the case in east texas. new evacuations now ordered in beaumont, where rivers and bayous continue to rise. the wa today. right now-- harvey is being blamed for at least 39 deaths in texas. a big day for immigration advocates. the white house is expected to announce a decision about the future of the daca program. the program allows undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children, deferred

in indiana, where they pretty funded low income hoosiers to be empowered to purchase their own services -- they found the costs went down and outcomes improved. for 25 years, kerry for those that did not have coverage. it is my goal to continue to bring in coverage. i think they do a far better job for this to the status quo. -- any question on the substance. >> udall is any repeal of the plans, however lacks will get the 46-47 republican yeses. that is not that much better. why is that difference in july. >> at the end of the day -- we need 50 boat. if you are a republican, chances are you believe in federalism. if you don't, you're probably not a republican. the last ever to repeal and replace obamacare was better than obamacare but it did not embrace the concept that bill was talking about. i believe that most republicans like the idea of state-controlled health care. over 90 dozen businesses will get a notice for the federal government under obamacare. we would like to stop it from happening in the best way to do that is to repeal the employer mandate -- individual mandate nationall

i hear regularly on hoosiers on getting hoosier grown meat and produce to people in our country that need them post most. and that's supported by tfap. can you share in more detail how tfap adds value to the food you zrint from food doimations and other programs at dairy care? >> certainly. i'll highlight two things. first of all, the volume of the product we receive from tfap and critical as we face what nears to be near record levels. so it's important in terms of providing meals to people in need. dare to care has worked over the last few years to really begin using our food programs to improve the health and nutrition of our cliepts. we know there's a direct link between poor diet and health. and in terms of the donated product we receive, we can't always count on what's that going to be. we get what we get. and tfap is considered 100% nutritious foods to encourage. so tfap is an incredible component to our client nord to get healthier foods and address health issues we see. >> the importance of knowing how to stretch food dollars is really significant. perdue extension in our st

in indiana they prefunded health savings accounts so lower income hoosiers could be empowered to purchase their own services costs come down, outcomes improved. we get it to the states. i finish how i started. i'm a doctor 25 years caring for those who didn't have coverage. it is my goal to continue to bring them coverage. i think the graham-cassidy-heller-johnson does far better job of this than status quo. >> any questions on the substance? i would like for senator cassidy and senator graham to handle. >> can you talk about -- you said you never been in a better state before. you know almost any repeal, replace plan, however packaged will get anywhere, 46, 47 republican yeses. we might be a little higher than that now. that is not that much better. why is that different than july when fundamentally this moment hasn't changed? >> well at the end of the day we need 50 votes. if you're a republican, chances are you believe in federalism, because if you don't, you probably are not a republican. so the last effort to repeal and replace obamacare was better than obamacare but it did not embra

i hear regularly on hoosiers on getting hoosier grown meat and produce to people in our country that need them post most. and that's supported by tfap. can you share in more detail how tfap adds value to the food you zrint from food doimations and other programs at dairy care? >> certainly. i'll highlight two things. first of all, the volume of the product we receive from tfap and critical as we face what nears to be near record levels. so it's important in terms of providing meals to people in need. dare to care has worked over the last few years to really begin using our food programs to improve the health and nutrition of our cliepts. we know there's a direct link between poor diet and health. and in terms of the donated product we receive, we can't always count on what's that going to be. we get what we get. and tfap is considered 100% nutritious foods to encourage. so tfap is an incredible component to our client nord to get healthier foods and address health issues we see. >> the importance of knowing how to stretch food dollars is really significant. perdue extension in our st

century helped transform indiana and improve hoosiers' lives. i'm grateful for senator kinly's leadership and his keen understanding of the efforts to enhance our schools, roads, and businesses, hoosier values so important to our way of life. i have no doubt his impact on our state will last far into the future. mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in wishing indiana state senator luke kinly the absolute best as he embarks on this next chapter in life. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for ne minute. mrs. maloney: when daca was launched in 2012, it allowed nearly 800,000 young people to come out of the shadows and live without the constant fear of being deported. some came here as infants in their parents' arms. some know no other language but english, and they know no other country but america. and all of them, all of them simply seek a better future. and daca helped breathe life into their american dream. dreamers are

. >> a touchdown grab by simmie cobbs gave the hoosiers a 14-6 lead over ohio tate in the first half. the celebration didn't last very long. ohio state led the rest of the way. final score, 49-21. >>> and there was an actual judge in the judge's chamber at yankees stadium. that's supreme court justice sonia sotomayor cheering in the section known for yankee star aaron judge. the brofshgs born justice even had a styrofoam gavel stamped with the words "all rise curry. >>> a north carolina man probably thought things couldn't get worse when he ran from police during a traffic stop. he was wrong. that's zachary kingsbury. on the right, a shark. kingsbury said he had no idea it was there. he was eventually pulled from the water. >> stay with us. we have more news coming up after this. luckily zachary is okay. rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two we

it's great to see a fellow hoosier here in the committee before we get in to the questions. i want though thank you for your service to indiana and the country. i want to ask you also, about an issue that i know is dear to your heart and mind and to many hoosiers and to all of us. i know you are aware of the difficultiys that many of the communities having and responding to the challenges of addicti addictions. i have been working with a number of members on the committee to make sure that usda have the resources that it needs to help the communities respond effectively. i have fortunate to work on a bill to provide communities with what is needed. opioids and substance abuse impacts every community, but accessing treatment is a challenge in rural areas. can you discuss how the usda community facilities and tele-medicine centers will help rural communities address the crisis? >> thank you for raising this important issue and for your leadership on it. the -- both of the programs that you highlight are certainly being used well route now, to address both providing treatment f

it's also important to my neighbors, that includes hoosiers serving on active duty in the reserves and in the indiana national guard, as well as for their families. it includes those working at the u.s. naval base and the defense finance service which is essential to our service members. for the last 55 years, congress has passed the national defense authorization act. given the threats our country confronts it is important that we pass this legislation and provide our troops with the training, weapons, and support they need to accomplish their missions and return home safely. but that is not enough. congress must pass defense authorization and appropriation bills before the end of the fiscal year. stop the habitual use of resolutions for the department of defense and end defense sequestration once and for all. i stand ready to work with senators of both parties to achieve these objectives. i'm committed to doing my part, and that's why i voted to end debate on this legislation last week and why i'll support further advancing the bill today despite the fact that we weren't able to deba

riendeau, one of the things you do help hoosiers in southern indiana, be able to meet their needs and take care of their families and i want to thank you for that. i hear regularly from hoosiers on the importance of getting high quality american commodities such as hoosier grown meat and produce to the people in our country who need it most and that's imported by t tfap. the . can you tell how tfap adds value from food programs and dairy care? >> and the volume that we receive from tfap is critical as we face food insecurity in southern indiana and in kentucky. so, the product itself is important in terms of providing meals to people in need. dare to care has worked over the last few years to really begin using our food and programs to improve the health and nutrition of our clients. we know there's a direct link between poor dighton a-- diet and health. we can't always count on what the donated product is going to be and we get what we get. tfap is 100%, considered 100% foods to encourage, so it's a critical component of our ability to get healthier, fresher food to our clients and a

i want to ask about an initiative that i know is dear to your heart and mind and many hoosiers and all of us. i know you are aware of the difficulties that our communities are having. we have many challenges of addiction. i been working with members to try to ensure that usda has the resources it needs to help our rural communities respond more effectively. i've been fortunate to introduce a pair of bills with chairman roberts and senator strange and i want to thank them for their partnership to provide rural communities with what's needed. opioids and substance abuse impact every community by accessing treatment is even more of a challenge than some of our rural areas across our state. can you discuss how the community facilities and tell american medicine programs will help rural families and communities address the crisis. >> thank you for raising this important issue and for your leadership on it. both of the programs you highlight are certainly being used well to address both providing treatment facilities in communities as well as using innovation through medicine to access servi

hoosiers in big cities and small towns are taking time this week to reach out to those less fortunateh a charitable contribution. >> joining me, legal watchdog group american oversight, sued trump administration for failure to release documents and helped write kerry's presidential platform. good day to both. your view? >> this president does not deserve benefit of the doubt when it comes to charitable donations. you mentioned at top, long documented history of making big promises and not following through until intense amount of public scrutiny. campaign, fundraiser for veterans, wasn't until six months later after public pressure he cut a check from personal funds. this year when congress pressured trump organization to prove how it was going to donate foreign contributions to the trump hotel, came back and said, that sounds complicated, we don't think we can do it. trump inaugural needs to be held to account. would be a great topic for congressional investigations, unfortunately congress has abdicated that role these days. >> peter. >> allegations of illegality or misconduct, no, d

ohio state did not look back after that, going on to beat the hoosiers 49-21 their home opener is nextinst oklahoma we have ten days to rest up. i got the fight song fired up. we have a great new running back freshman watt watch out for him >> you have a future doing play by play, i think >> i'm in. i will not be impartial is the thing. that's the issue can't do it. i won't get involved in the big ten discussion great win by ohio state. >>> we want to highlight a few things to watch today. the dow look like it will open up by 40 points. another check on the ten-year treasury note yield, 2.12% that's it for "worldwide exchange." stay tuned because "squawk box" is coming up next. happy labor day weekend. for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> good mor

ohio state would add another two scores in the fourth to beat the hoosiers 49-21.elief for buckeye fans. now, turning to major league baseball and a last minute blockbuster deal ahead of the midnight trade deadline. just before time was uphnj. >> bolstering their run for the postseas postseason. picking up second baseman brandon phillips from the atlanta braves in exchange for a prospect hours after acquiring outfielder justin upton in a deal from the tigers. now, chicago cubs strengthening their outfield and some speed as well on their base pass. acquiring outfielder leonis martin. veteran right hander miguel gonzalez in a trade with the white sox for a minor league infielder. here in new york in the bronx the yankees take the first of a four-game series against the al east rival boston 6-2 thanks to a dominant performance on the mound by starter sabathia. at the stadium to bear witness was supreme court justice and bronx native sonja society mieor who was fittingly seated in the judge's chambers. the section in right field named for the yankees rookie slugger aar

in indiana where they prefunded health savings accounts to lower income hoosiers to be empowered to purchaseheir own services they found cost went down and outcomes improved. we give it to the states. i'll finish how i started. i'm a doctor for 25 years caring for thoesz who didn't have coverage. it is my goal to continue to bring them coverage. i think this does a far better job than status quo. thank you. >> any questions on the substance? i'd like for senator graham to handle. >> you said never been in a better state. do you know almost any repeal and replace plan is going to get 46, 47 republican yeses. might be higher than that now. that's not that much better. why is that different than july when you had fundamentally this? >> at the end of the day we need 50 votes. if you're a republican chances are you believe in federalism because if you don't, you probably are not a republican. so the last effort to repeal and replace obamacare was better than obamacare but did not embrace the concept bill was talking about. so i believe most republicans like the idea of state controlled health car

thank you for your service is always great to see a fellow hoosier in the committee before we get to the questions i want to thank you for your service to the people of indiana and the country ensure you make all of us proud in your new position. i want to ask you about an issue that is near and dear to your heart and all of us. you are aware of the difficulty many communities are having responding to the challenges of addiction. i've been working with a number of members on the committee to ensure they have the resources to help communities respond more effectively. i've introduced a pair of bills with chairman roberts and want to thank them for their partnership to provide communities with what is needed. opioids and substance abuse impact every community that accessing treatment is even more of a challenge in some of our areas as you know across our state. can you discuss how the community facilities and telemedicine programs will help the rural families address the crisis? >> thank you for raising this issue and for your leadership. both of the programs you highlight a heart cert

david wills, you can see in the photograph, it is not of his family but of a 19th-century hoosier family, this is just a picture of the house, because david wills wanted to know that that is the house that lincoln wrote the gettysburg address in. he had just written his story about how that happened, and he had signed it like an affidavit. wills at this time was a judge, he wanted to make sure that you knew that this was where lincoln wrote the gettysburg address. does anybody happen to know all the individuals in the photos? i would very happy to know. later, thank you. so, he went upstairs and here is what james speed told us. after the serenade, he took what he had written with him to gettysburg, and he was put in an upper room. he asked to be left alone for a time. now, that upper room is interesting, because remember, speed only knows what lincoln told him. he told the story as you can see, in 1879, 16 years or so after the event. 15 years after lincoln told him, and he still remembered the upper room. that upper room is in no other source, as far as i can tell. if james speed knows

hoosier commander.also doing our job standing up to them. he was the only one walkway and go to his house and the iraqi turkish border, but we were able to get the name and save the american soldiers because it was not just about 45 american soldiers but it was every single marine fighting an anbar province spread my job was to bring them home to their family. at that time i couldn't stay in iraq. i couldn't stay with a target on my back. i had to leave the country. it was sad for me to leave my job it was sad for me to leave my team members behind, but i knew i did my job. i had broken down and made them kneel on their knees. that was my goal. i remember myself as a kid going to prison at 12 years old. i remember then when they beat me and take my life away, but i turned it around and i stood up for change. i stood up for my freedom, and now there is a constitution that there will be no more children like myself going to prison in iraq like before. if it wasn't for every veteran standing right here, if

in indiana where they prefunded health savings accounts to lower income hoosiers could be empowered toase their own services, they found that costs went down and outcomes improved. we give it to the states. i'll finish how i started. i'm a doctor for 25 years, caring for those who didn't have coverage. it is my goal continued to bring them coverage. i think graham cassidy, heller johnson does a far better job for this than status quo. thank you. >> any questions on the substance, i'd like for senator cassidy and senator graham to handle. >> senator graham, can you -- you said you've never been in a better state with this before. do you know that almost any repeal and replace plan, however it's packed is going to give anywhere between 46, 47 republican yeses, might be higher now, but that's not much better. why is that different than july when fundamentally the math hasn't changed? >> well, at the end of the day we need 50 votes and if you're a republican, chances are you believe in federalism, because if you don't, you're probably not a republican. so the last effort to repeal and repl

. >> i rise today in recognition of a notable hoosier milestone, the bicentennial of the city of petersburg, indiana. located in pike county, the southern indiana community was settled on land donated by peter drenton in 1817 and established one year later after indiana had become a state. from its earliest days as a pioneer settlement near the buffalo trace and white river, tate it is a vibrant commercial, residential community and seat of the county government. mr. bucshon: it is a leader in indiana's power generation industry. while rightfully proud of its favorite son, baseball great gil hodges, petersburg is squarely focused on a promising few tumplete it boasts wonderful new downtown housing, a new county public library, and just dedicated its new fire department. it looks forward to exciting development opportunities along i-69. i proudly salute the city of petersburg, its mayor, and its loyal sit accidents on this -- citizens on this historic situation. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the ho

business .ower premiums by 20% in indiana, where they pre-funded savings account to beer income hoosiers to empowered to purchase their own services, they found the cost went down and outcomes improved. we give it to the states. yearsdoctor, for 25 caring those who did have coverage. i think the graham cassidy howard johnson is a better job for this than the status quo. >>? any questions on the substance --any questions on the substance? been inaid you've never a better statement is before. you know almost any repeal and replace plan is going to get in with the same 46 republican gases. we may be higher than that, why is it different than july? day, wee end of the need 50 votes. if you are a republican, chances are you believe in federalism. if you don't, you probably are not a republican. the last effort to repeal and replace obamacare was better than obamacare,, but did not embrace the concept that bill was talking about. i believe most republicans like the idea of state-controlled health care versus washington, d.c. controlled health care. employer assessments are going out next month

maine, there can high-risk, which obamacare put out of business, lowered premiums by lower income hoosiers to be empowered to purchase their own services, they found that cost went down and outcomes improved. years,doctor for 25 caring for those who do not have coverage. my goal continues to bring them coverage. any questions on the i would like for senator cassidy and senator graham to handle the echo -- to handle. -- we might be a little higher than that now, but that's not much better. why is that different? >> at the end of the day, we need 50 votes. if you are a republican, chances are you believe in federalism. last effort to repeal and replace obamacare was better than obamacare, what it did not embrace the concept the bill was talking about. i believe that most republicans like the idea of state-controlled health care versus washington, d.c.-controlled health care. employee assessments are going out by the end of 2017. businesses will get a notice from the federal obamacare -- a lot of republicans would like to stop that from happening. the best way to do that is repeal the employe

so another big benefit to hoosiers. that's not the complete story. avs can change the lives of individuals who today rely on friends, family and others to drive themselves around, to drive them around our communities. you think of the blind, the disabled, the elderly and others who could have a far greater quality of life when avs allow them to become more independent but also more integrated into the day-to-day lives of our communities. the national council on disact noted in a previous hearing that we held that automated vehicles hold great promise to advance social inclusion by offering people with disabilities independent mobility to get to schools, jobs, and all places that americans go each day. to get to the point where avs can provide such a societal benefit, congress will have to allow the technology to advance, for both vehicles below 10,000 pounds, and most likely for vehicles above 10,000 pounds. i'm afraid if we bifurcate the regulatory environment on small and large vehicles, we're going delay these life saving and life changing benefit

home visitors helped over 2,600 hoosier families in situations like this in indiana last year. miechv is a program that gets results. it works. we know this because of the statistics, but we hear it in the stories that they share with us. parents get the tools and the confidence they need to raise their children. this improves outcomes for their children in the really early critical years and sets them on a better path as they grow up. and the program helps root out deeper issues like drug abuse, domestic violence that destroy families and hinder a child's development. if there's one thing i've learned as i have heard from people in my district who successfully broke the cycle of poverty it's this, it's one thing to provide money, but if that money comes in a one-size-fits-all basis, people cannot break the cycle. checking a box doesn't break the cycle. human interaction, looking at each person as an individual and not just a number, resolving underlying issues unique to that person's situation, having a person come alongside and say, i'm with you to do this together, breaks th

rural communities, freedom for those unable to drive today, and improved safety for thousands of hoosiers and other citizens across the country. furthermore, development of this innovative technology maintains america's technological leadership in the world and presents new economic opportunities for our citizens. the self-drive act creates a regulatory framework to allow for self-driving vehicle technology to continue moving forward while also ensuring consumers are protected. mr. bucshon: i ask my colleagues to join me today and vote in favor of this bipartisan package. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentlelady from illinois. ms. schakowsky: i'm pleased to yield one minute to congressman earl blumenauer of oregon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for one minute. mr. blumenauer: thank you. i am pleased to join you on the floor of the house. i think this is one of the most important issues that nobody's really focused on. i wish it were not on a suspension calendar and we had a chance

he put out a statement saying he works for hoosiers, not a single political party or for president trumpe this tax plan really is a break for the middle-class. guys, he said he won't support it until he sees more details. i think we'd all like to see more details back to you. >> is there any democrat in terms of where we see the fault lines that you think might fall in line with the plan? >> right now on the house side we've seen republican tim -- sorry, democrat tim ryan of ohio saying he does support cutting the corporate tax rate some of those red state democrats like heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly said they would look at the corporate side tax cuts but right now it's dependent on what the dynamics are like on capitol hill and what those numbers look like for the middle-class in particular. >> ylan mui in washington, we appreciate it. we'll talk more about tax reform with house speaker paul ryan in the next hour. right now we want to get to our first news maker of the morning. joining us first on bc, ga cohn, national economic council director good morning to you, gary. >> good morni

hoosiers are tired of it and it's well pastime if to the crack down on this illegal activity and restore the rule of law in america. mr. messer: today, the house passed a commonsense reform that does just that. ensuring violent gangs are kept off our streets. the criminal alien gang member removal act would allow law enforcement to detain and deport criminal aliens. gang members who pose a serious threat to our safety. instead of waiting on another tragedy, u.s. immigration and customs enforcement could remove these criminals. before they have a chance to harm innocent americans. the bill would also prevent these criminals from ever entering the united states again. it's really just common sense. this bill will make america safer and it's worthy of our support. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. spea

we call that hoosier common sense. and there's a lot more wisdom in indiana and in other states than there is in washington, d.c. and in indiana this makes sense. i urge my colleagues to support the end outsourcing act when it comes up for a vote. mr. president, i yield back. i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: ms. baldwin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. ms. baldwin: mr. president, i -- i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. baldwin: thank you, mr. president. i rise to speak about an amendment that i've introduced to restore buy america standards that support our workers and our national defense. my amendment presents an opportunity to work across party lines, to strengthen our national security and to support the hardworking men and women in wisconsin and across the country. in fact, president trump supports exactly what my amendment seek