it's the redstone arsenal at huntsville, alabama. and every day that is where 30 or 40,000 federal employees of various stripes go to work, or people whose jobs are funded by the federal government and its appropriations. that's the largest employer in the state of alabama. you know what the second largest employer is in the state of alabama? it's the university of alabama at birmingham, which, like all large research universities, has just been shot in both proverbial kneecaps. with trump and elon musk unilaterally asserting with no notice and against the law that research facilities like uab are about to have their funding dramatically and immediately cut with no warning. and, and those are like just the big cuts, like the existential cuts for a state like alabama and its economy. local news in places like huntsville, alabama this week are already reporting on smaller, lower profile cuts that are already sending local people just reeling. >> some huntsville utilities customers. >> have been notified. >> that. >> their accounts have

the 37 year old was last seen on surveillance video in december, leaving a liquor store in huntsville with two women. his car was found in tennessee, nearly 200 miles away. >> new concerns this morning about the bird flu, driving up egg prices and triggering shortages across the country. and those eggs are also becoming a hot commodity for criminals. here's abc's ike ejiochi. >> as the bird flu outbreak sends the price of eggs to record highs, more evidence that the grocery staple is becoming an attractive target for thieves. new surveillance video showing two suspects entering a refrigerated shed behind a seattle cafe in the middle of the night. loading hundreds of dollars worth of eggs and other breakfast foods into a white van before fleeing the scene. this comes as police are investigating another theft in pennsylvania earlier this month, this one targeting a distribution facility for pete and gerry's eggs, where thieves were able to get away with 100,000 eggs worth approximately $40,000, leading the company to beef up security. >> if it happened once, it could happen again. so we

versus huntsville, alabama you will save a lot of money. you will make life better for employees as well. a point also missed a lot. commute, inc. into d.c. being able to go somewhere else with a better cost of living might be better for folks. lastly, these areas where you set up a headquarters will be populated by people that live in the area to fill the rank and file of staff positions. so if you plant these federal agency headquarters in the heart of any area that's overwhelmingly one party or the other you will naturally get that sway versus something that's more representative of the people as a whole. >> thank you very much. witnesses mindful of my time and finish before my time expires of the yield back to our chairwoman. >> thank you. >> i would like to ask for consent to enter something into the record. >> what is it? >> it is a report from the congressional research service nonpartisan crs that lays out the rules and law for firing inspectors general which look into waste, fraud and abuse. >> without objection. >> it requires for

when we look at that, obviously, huntsville alabama -- mr. patel: redstone. sen. welch: exactly, redstone arsenal is a beacon, putting our men and women out almost to the very people they serve. so in my next few minutes, i want to talk to you about that. i will save it for the next three. just finishing up on what is happening at our border, we saw under this previous administration that there were about 1.7 million special interest aliens that came across our border -- the house judiciary committee put it out -- from 26 countries that dhs determines have the greatest threat here in our homeland. when you are looking at tackling that, the interior, additionally, the people on the terrorist watch list, the hundreds of people believed them to our country, how do you find those individuals and make sure our country safe? mr. patel: this is going to require law enforcement across the various agencies, specifically hsi. will be tasked with going after illegals to follow the order issued by the white house. at the same time, the fbi possesses an enormous amount of reso

kevin moore, mount zion baptist ch church, from huntsville, alabama. the chaplain: let's pray. heavenly father, creator, and sustainer of all things thank you for your hand of blessing on the united states of america. thank you for guiding and protecting the land of the free and home of the brave. i humbly ask you to pour out your peace, mercy, and grace on our country. i pray that you would grant law makers in this assembly the integrity of joseph, the strength of joshua, the faithfulness of moses is, the courage of king david, the wisdom of solomon, the determination of nehemiah, the endurance of job, and the obedience of jesus christ as they face the challenges of our country. empower them to work efficiently for the justice of all people, sustain them, encourage them, protect them, provide for them, guide them, and bless them as they work together in the service to our country. in the name of jesus christ, my lord and savior, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house the approval thereof. pursuant to claus

versus huntsville, alabama, you save a lot of money. number two, you make life better for employees. that is a point that is missed a lot. but commuting into d.c. versus being able to go somewhere else with a better cost of living might be better for folks. and lastly, the areas where you set up a headquarters will be populated by people that live in the area to fill the rank and file of staff positions. if you plant federal agency headquarters in the heart of any area that is overwhelmingly one-party versus the other you will naturally get that sway versus something more representative of the people as a whole. mr. jack: i want to finish before my time expires. i yield back to the chairwoman marjorie taylor greene. >> i want unanimous consent to enter something into the record. chair greene: what? what's a report from the congressional research service nonpartisan crs that lays out the rules and laws for firing inspectors general, looking at waste, fraud and abuse. that role requires for the lot to be followed for congress to be notifi

space & rocket center in huntsville, alabama today! it. >> nischelle: the origin story in theaters july 25 also reveals the next big bad: galactus! >> face it together as a family. >> nischelle: oh, yeah, y'all. the new era of marvel is here! also ready to take flight? the cast of "captain america: brave new world!" rachel smith with mcu newbie, harrison ford, and "cap" himself, anthony mackie. >> you are #1 on the call sheet. >> i'm #6. i'm always #6. >> why? >> it's my lucky number, my first marvel movie i was #6 on the call sheet so after that. >> i was hearing to say you were ahead of harrison ford, indiana jones himself. but you kept yourself at #6. >> i'm always #6. >> you've always been so awesome so humble and kind. >> thank you so much. i'm a good dancer too. >> oh, we gonna be showing off that two step later. >> wait for it! >> you said that this role, it's like your oscar. how so? >> it's a culmination of hard work, sacrifice, dedication, being recognized and you being celebrated. having been doing this for 24 years, this is

welcome to all of you and all of your fans in huntsville, alabama, the u.s. all of you. >> it feels amazing. >> it's amazing. it's really special. we had an amazing time so we want to share that amazing time with everybody. we're so excited that it's finally out there and that we get to be here with all of you to see it at the same time. >> sam: you picked an incredible spot there. [ applause ] looks like they packed the crowd in behind you. pedro, just a quick question because your fashion today is definitely on point. you get to be mr. fantastic. i could never pull this off, by the way, but you make it look good. then you get to be mr. fantastic, but you also get a blue jump suit with white boots and a white belt. that's kind of amazing. so what's it like to kind of become mr. fantastic? [ laughter ] >> humbling. the suit was very fitting for all of us. had a little bit of a retro go-go boy vibe. [ laughter ] and i think, you know, we pull it off. >> george: ebon, has it been hard to keep all these marvel secrets? >> oh, yeah. i feel like people are constan

about the installation from what is it in colorado, colorado springs, to bring that whole outfit to huntsville i am wondering if trump is going to try to bring it back. host: the associated press reporting the trump administration said yesterday it is pulling almost all u.s. agency for international development workers off of the job and out of the field moving to end the mission to shore up fighting starvation and funding education. the notice was posted on line and the latest and the dismantling of the agency by returning political appointees who call much of the spending of the programs overseas wasteful. it was yesterday that several democratic leaders got together to introduce legislation called the stop the steal act and pointed directly at the actions of elon musk and specifically at the treasury department. [video clip] >> today leader jeff reese and i are joining together to push legislation to prevent unlawful meddling in the treasury department's payment systems and protect americans across the country. our bill aims to do a few simple things. one, to deny access to special governme