i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mast: h.res. 1063 designates the room h-226 of the u.s. capitol as the lincoln room. i appreciate my colleagues' work on this and find it appropriate to honor for such a distinguished leader of our country. i urge my colleagues to support this resolution. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from nevada. ms. titus: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. titus: thank you. i also support house resolution 1063. this bipartisan bill designates room h-226 in the u.s. capitol as the lincoln room. as we all know, president abraham lincoln is commonly considered one of the greatest presidents in the history of the united states. but what you might not know is that president lincoln at one point in his career was a member of the house of representatives from the seve

speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rice: thank you, mr. speaker. this is a bipartisan commonsense measure that i am proud to have worked on with mr. lewis and members of the ways and means committee for the past two years. i urge members to support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from georgia. mr. lewis: mr. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. lewis: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 27227. i am proud of the product and the process. i want to thank the gentleman from south carolina for all of his great work. let me also begin by thanking chairman brady for his tireless work and commitment to this bill. from start to finish, he worked ith us to advance good responsible policy. his morning or this afternoon, again thank him, the gentlelady from kansas, ms. jenkins a

bishop: i i yield myself such time as i may consume. -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, this is a perfect example of how to do something well. i commend congressman cook listening to local residents. solving the problem for both the forest service and san bernardino county. not only will the forest service get a small parcel of land which solves the problem of inholding within their property but san bernardino county gets the ability to solve problems they have in the area of public safety. so this is one of those things that's a win-win situation. a win-win situation which actually provides safety as well as the changing of that trail is absolutely necessary but that has to be worked out before any of this concluded. the bottom line is we realize there is a significant problem, we have realized there is a significant problem, and by working with local communities to get their input trying to come one a locally driven solution to that problem, this is the way government should operate. and unfortunately, it doesn't operate that way all the time, but congressm

i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: i rise in support of s. 3029, the prematurity research expansion and education for mothers who deliver infants early, or preemies, re-authorization act of 2018. over the past three years the preterm birth rate in the united states has worsened. placing more mothers and babies at risk. such preterm births are the largest contributors to infant death in the united states and for those infants who survive a major cause of long-term health problems throughout their lives. while this preterm rate in the u.s. is 9.93%, mothers and infants in texas are even greater risk. in fact, in 2017, the most recent year, which data is available, 10.6% of live births were born preterm. the percent is great for african-american mothers and infants at 13.6%. a rate that's 39% higher than the rate among all women in texas. this legislation would help combat those negative trends by continuing supports for federal supported activities that prev

i think myter may: best answer to my right honorable friend is to say thank you. [laughter] i want to ask the prime minister if she thinks that going back and changing the new show about the backstop is actually going to make -- the e about the minuta backstop is actually going to make a change. they are circling around her head, caring nothing about this country, only about their own position. this of backstop -- this backstop can kicking will make absolutely no difference to it.e people, and they know so what's the plan then? the issue ofr may: the potential indefinite -- what people are concerned about is the potential indefinite nature of the backstop. there's no intention that to be indefinite. concern thatuine is held by people across this house, and i think it's entirely right the government addresses it. the prime minister writes about this need for young people and first-time voters. was she accepted they voted overwhelmingly to remain? they see that this deal is brexit, that this is as good as it gets? in this time, now that we know ,hat brexit actually l

speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of this legislation establishing to accomplish a commemorative program to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of world war inch i in europe. this was a war for freedom and human rights. the victors and the contribution -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members, please take conversations off the floor. the gentleman has the right to be heard. ll of you. the gentleman from illinois. mr. lipinski: the contributions of american armed forces must never be forgotten. commemorating this anniversary should be done in an extraordinary way. commemorating this e.p.a. in history will allow us to recognize our world war ii veterans who are still living. we must list quen and learn to their stories. i fear that knowledge of history is continuing to decline in our nation. we must do all we can to make sure americans never forget the lessons of world war ii and all the sacrifices that were made to preserve freedom in the world. i urge my colleagues to supp

speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 1222, the congenital heart futures re-authorization act. i'd like to thank representative gus bilirakis of florida, who is a valued member of our energy and commerce committee, for bringing this bill forward, and for his passion on this very important issue. as one of the original authors of this legislation, you drove this re-authorization forward and i'm proud to stand in front of it with you, mr. bilirakis. as a parent of a child who died from a congenital heart defect, i know how much today's vote gives hope to the parents, infants, and adults across the country who live with the effects of congenital heart disease, the most common birth defect and the leading cause of infant mortality. this affects 47,000 families every year. and roughly 25% of those on will need heart surgery or other significant interventions to survive. up to 200 each year do not survive. th

theresa may i think has done a tremendousjob minister ‘s. i think has done a tremendous job to get to this point. it she started to demonstrate she is looking at other options as she is looking at other options as she is looking at other options as she is going to point of conclusion it would undermine her position... how sensible isn't too plunge ahead -- is it how sensible isn't too plunge ahead —— is it to plunge ahead to what seems like a defeat next week. she might be saying she is holding her position as she negotiates not only with the eu but everybody else around her who tried to influence and her decision—making. she must stand firm on her position as long as she can to understand all the arguments and then, at the right time for her and the negotiations, she will make a decision. i think she will make a decision. i think she is doing the right thing... i may be the only one. you are entitled to your position as eve ryo ne entitled to your position as everyone else. universally regarded with disbelief, the crown princes of corporate

hearing none, may i have a motion to approve? >> commissioner pappas: so moved. >> president serina: do i have a second? >> second. >> president serina: all in favor? [ayes] >> president serina: any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. item q. requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with mercy housing california for the provision of supportive services to older adults and adults with disabilities residing in san francisco rad converted housing development units at 2698 california street during the period of july 1, 2019, through june 30, 2024, in the amount of $247,880 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to expseudo-- exceed $272,668? motion to approve? >> second. >> president serina: all in favor? [ayes] >> president serina: any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. item p. requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with mercy housing california for the provision of supportive services to older adults and adults with disabilities residing in san francisco rad converted housing develop

may i have approval of the agenda? may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> president serina: thank you. any discussion or comments from the public? all in favor? [ayes] >> president serina: any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. may i have a motion to approve the november 14, 2018, minutes? >> so moved. >> second. >> president serina: thank you. any discussion? any comments from the public? all in favor. [ayes] >> president serina: thank you. the motion carries. deputy director cindy kauffman, you're own. >> deputy director kauffman: thank you. this will be a short report since we met a couple of weeks ago and director mcspadden give you updates. director mcspadden is in washington, d.c. for a board meeting. n 4a is the national association of area agencies on aging. we refer to those as aaa. we are aaa here and we have most of our contracts. they are working through their policy priorities this week that they will work on at a national level. this is also an opportunity for members to visit their state representatives and we h

because i think most of the except my share of responsibility i may have given you the feeling that i wasn't concerned that i help other priorities i also know that i've hurt some of you with my statements it took me through some of her from him on one of my callers helping to diffuse the yellow vest protests that have thrown the country into turmoil but will these concessions be enough. and little. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us as she is a woman on a mission british prime minister theresa may is on a whirlwind european tour to try to salvage or break the deal the first stop is the hague for talks with dutch prime minister mark after that she's expected to sit down with the german chancellor in may is hoping to win in you support for changes to the braggs a deal that will make it an easier sell to m.p.'s back home now on monday may took the extraordinary measure of cancelling a parliamentary vote. for today as she addressed the house of commons it was clear that opposition to her deal remains high i view lost control for a difficult day for to reason may britain's

that was not me and if i may speak frankly. i was very grateful for the fact that i obviously found the right words in the situations in which i was asked to give a statement. of. water before. you also talk to politicians a lot chancellor angela merkel was here for memorial service. do you have the impression that politicians have done enough for the victims for the families we often hear and read that some do not feel the political system has taken them seriously. i think a lot of things were dealt with inaptly. the fact that the chancellor for example did not meet the families for a long time is something she surely regrets in retrospect. but within the coordination between germany's leaders there is an agreement to the effect that if the president takes care of it then the president takes care of it and not the chancellor i believe these are things from which we will learn i'm inclined to say that everyone has tried their best for the. maldon attack in the heart of berlin carried out by a terrorist there were several and. wh

and i may conclude on a personal note, on the morning after the referendum 2.5 years ago, i knew we witnessed a defining moment for our democracy. places that did not get a lot of attention at elections and did not get much coverage on the news were making their voices heard and saying they wanted things to change. i knew in that moment that parliament had to deliver for them. but of course, that does not just mean delivering brexit. it means working across all areas, building a stronger economy, improving public , tackling social injustices. to make this a country that truly works for everyone. >> the prime minister must be heard. prime minister. p.m. may: tackling social injustices to make this a country that truly works for everyone.a country where nowhere and nobody is left behind. these matters are too important to the afterthoughts in our politics. they deserve to be at the center of our thinking. but that can only happen if we get breads it done and get it done right. from the moment i typically with being prime minister of this great country, i have known my duty is to honor the resul

speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hurd: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 2454, the department of homeland security data framework act. this legislation provides the first ever authorization for the d.h.s. data framework. under this initiative, the department is bringing together vital d.h.s. databases, including travel and cargo information, investigative data, and critical infrastructure data, among other things. mr. speaker, americans will not only be surprised but appalled to learn about the number of information sharing stovepipes that still exist within the department of homeland security. this bill will bring together the data sets in each of the classified and unclassified spaces to ensure that the men and women working at the department have the information they need to keep our nation safe. this bill also mandates privacy and security safeguards, training for departmental personnel, and requires the secretary to ensure information

i am emma chandra. alix: thank you. theresa mayitely puts off the vote on her brexit plan facing sure defeat, leaving markets to wonder what will happen next. >> i think the most likely outcome if she does face a vote is defeat. >> we took our odds of no brexit outcome up from a week ago. we have some interesting catalytic events coming. >> on u.k. assets at the moment, too risky to be taking bets either way. >> there will be an outcome. there will be life after. taken the brunt of the beating and is more likely to recover that to fall into a bottomless pit. >> i think sterling is under pressure, but a no-deal brexit is not priced in. >> if there is no deal, it will be significantly bad for the u.k., and it will be negative for the rest of the eu. it is in no one's interest for a no deal brexit. is u.s.ining us investment strategist and jamie murray. pick up on that. how much more bad news to be priced in? >> i think we can use the brexit example from last year as the model. we saw automatic market selloff as we heard the brexit st

i think that may actually be problematic for turkey's relations with iran is well everyone is looking into the differences between russia and iran and these disagreements i think the political goals that moscow wants to achieve can be achieved and to a large degree has been achieved by. the you know the russians are doing that are not necessarily associated with the control of terrain land were as turkey and iran as both regional powers you know have to struggle for the control of your reign is important for the syrians because the americans are pulling out from the made from the main resource rich region the incorporation of age back into the syrian economy would be a major factor in its ability to rebuild the country. do you think. the turks would be looking specifically east of the year freight is how how strategically important is that. territory for them and would they be looking to fill the american void there i mean they might. think this is exactly where a bigger a big challenge for russia may be if the kurds now opt for some kind of a deal with damascus and would turkey will

speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. eshoo: thank you, mr. speaker. rise in support of h.r. 7328. this is a good bill. i think it's an important one. it's the overcounter monograph safety and reform act of 2018. ind of a mouthful. but what it does is streamlines how over-the-counter drugs are regulated and this will enable the f.d.a., the food and drug administration, to act faster to address safety issues associated with over-the-counter drugs and bring innovative over-the-counter drugs to market. the legislation will also establish a new user fee program to provide the f.d.a. with reliable and stable funding to implement the reforms in this bill. these user fees are already in place with the pharmaceutical industry, with others. it works very well. and it allows hiring the necessary additional staff to oversee the over-the-counter market. this updated legislation, very importantly, reflects that it is both bipartisan and bicameral and i urge the entire house to

let's unpick it in a sense sort of strand by strand let's start if i may with race, because you have de clear you are the product of a mixed marriage, ghanaian dad, english mother, an aristocratic mother. yes. i have chosen the race because in a way, your writings on race had been some of your most controversial because going quite a long way back, pretty much 30 years, you did write this, you said the truth is that there are no races, you sort of indicated that the whole idea we have a brazen racial distinction is a sort of false construct, that is more than anything else a product of men in power in the 19th century sort of trying to divide up the world in a way that suited them.” trying to divide up the world in a way that suited them. i think that's right. what people believe about the species and its subdivisions, i think that most of what people believe about how you can divide people up in terms of the they have and the parents and the skulls and the genetics, i think most of that is sort of mildly off. is no useful racial distinctions and differentiations can be made? not, no,

i also know that i may have heard some of you with my words. o declare with you -- be clear with you tonight, i believe very hard in our country and i love it >> a judge in vancouver has signaled opposition to a request by huawei ceo. saying it is impossible to guarantee the ceo would not become a flight risk. post bail. would the hearing resumes later today. after a week of coalition talks, the center party in siu lin -- in sweden has rejected a [indiscernible] after anths inconclusive election which saw big gains. the center party says it is working day and night but there were differences and they were still too big. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt: thank you, the first word news. asian stocks are trading mixed in -- and u.s. futures are pointing lower after further discussions on trade between washington and beijing. top chinese and american officials discuss the timetable for trade talks by phone despite a diplomatic row over the

and i may sometimes be a little awkward, but there is nothing self-conscious in my love of and i may sometimes be a little country. i am a quiet man, but -- [applause] >> i am a quiet man, but i hear the quiet people that others do not. the ones who raise the families, pay the taxes, meet the mortgage. i hear them and i am moved. their concerns are mine. a president must be many things, . he must be a shrewd protector of america's interests, and he must be an idealist who moves for those for a freer and democratic planet. and he must see to it that government intrudes as little as possible in the lives of the people, and yet remember that it a right and proper, that nation's leader take an in the nation's character. you must be able to define and lead a mission. for 7.5 years, i have worked a great president. i have seen what crosses that the desk. i have seen the unexpected crisis arrives in a cable in a hands.ide's i have seen modest decisions made with anguish, and crucial decisions made with dispatch. so i know that what all comes down to this election, what it all comes down to

mcgovern, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: during consideration for this resolution, mr. speaker, all time is yielded for purposes of debate only. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cole: mr. speaker, the resolution before us is a very simple one. it provides the house with the maximum flexibility to expeditiously move important legislation before the end of congress. the resolution allows the house to suspend the rules to consider bipartisan pieces of legislation, including the senate-passed criminal justice reform legislation, which we'll consider later today. it also allows for the house to quickly -- excuse me -- to quickly consider measures to fund the government. as we are up against the deadline, it's important we have the ability to quickly ensure that the government does not shut down. mr. speaker, i urge support of the rule and the unde

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may: ses of our departure from the eu, a declaration setting out our future relationship after we have left. i listened very carefully to what is said in this chamber and out of it. [indiscernible] p.m. may: what has been set in this chamber and out of it from members of all sides. ares clear that while there 's support on key aspect of the issue, the remains widespread concerns. other results, the deal would be rejected. we will therefore differ is andt scheduled for tomorrow not proceed to divide the house at this time. i sit in my speech opening debate last week the reasons why it is a necessary guarantee to the people of northern ireland and why with every future relationship you want there is no deal available that is not included the backstop. behind all those arguments are some inescapable facts. northern ireland shares a border with another sovereign state, the fact that they hard won peace that has been built in northern ireland over the last two decades has been built around a border. and the fact that brings it will create a wholly new situation. on the 30th of march, the northern i

i think the person who is now sitting in for madison in term defense secretary. minnow may not necessarily be the person who ultimately and up in this job i think a while ago they can do this c.e.o. cain was you know played around so we'll see how would i would manifest as you mentioned patrick shanahan and i think he is definitely in the what the career general in fact i think his career reminds me at least more of rex tillerson he had an extensive corporate experience very very limited. exposure do you take that as just. an emotional reaction on the part of trump having to put there somebody is so that he can slam the door shot off to madison do you think that me that me may actually read something into a civilian our corporate executive coming to you have the defense that point i think it also may read into how trump wants to. you know placate to the military by appointing. someone who has worked a lot with defense contractors and you know but i mean if he wanted to play a kid in military he would have treated i mean it is i. mean if there was a friend ejecting there was

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well if i may just go back to what was just said and i will definitely address your question i have to very much disagree with what was just said. in the case of opec i totally agree that opec has never really acted as an effective cartel but if you go back to opec even during the arab oil embargo of one nine hundred seventy three seventy four arab or pick the arab members of opec they even cheated themselves saudi arabia or so or oil to the us fleet iraq in fact did not hold back its output so that you take into account what is said at generally opec meetings is rather meaningless the thing that matters is can they stick together and i can assure you that saudi arabia and iran have nothing in common to agree on any more during all this time that i have been involved and knowing what's going on between the two countries i can assure you that there has been no cooperation behind the scenes in front of the scenes or anywhere on the scene so whether that what was done at the opec meeting to me is i'm sorry to say rather meaningless i think what matters is can they stick together and for t

i may be free. so many of my friends and other people aren't and. as long as they're not then i'm not really so i started a can do foundation which is clemency for all nonviolent drug offenders to try to continue to help some of the women i left behind i did time with danielle barbara mary richards and they've all. done well over twenty years these are all guys who are serving life these are for pot he's for l.s.d. . i have just got back from washington d.c. i was there for a on a fundraiser about the whole clemency project that's happening and in fact i took. all these guys to the front in front of the white house and anyway there's several of them that i stood out in front of the white house advocating for their clemency when i started practicing law almost forty years ago there were about a half a million people in prison. and today there are two point three million people in prison billions of dollars have been poured into the prison expansion not only of the federal prison capacity but billions have been sent to sate local governments to expand

and admits to making mistakes paul mccartney successful to take exception to share of responsibility i may have given you the feeling that i wasn't concerned that i help other priorities i also know that i've hurt some of you with my statements in the piece you saw. a model of mccoy's helping to defuse the yellow vest protests that are going the country into trim while but will those concessions be enough. and the bail hearing for aggressive hallway chief financial officer may want to continue the outcome threatens to further aggravate already tense u.s. china. or the us. i'm so misconducts good to have you with us britain's prime minister theresa may will meet german chancellor angela merkel in berlin today may is fighting for her political survival after delaying a parliamentary vote on her bragg's a deal she hopes european leaders will give assurances that will soften opposition to the deal at home e.u. leaders have called a meeting for thursday to discuss the crisis and they say they are stepping up preparations for a hard drugs it. i've you lost control for a difficult day for to resu

speaker, i'll yield myself whatever time i may consume. i rise today to recognize the invaluable contributions made by california republican delegation colleagues who are departing at the conclusion of this term. i consider these individuals more than colleagues. i consider them my friends and i am deeply disappointed they will not be joining us in the next session of congress. every one of them have served in the house with distinction, making this institution better for having them apart of it. they've represented their constituents, our state well by understanding the unique challenges they faced and effectively fighting for solutions. the booming voice from jeff enham is unmistakable as it is affecting great advocation for the central valley. he knows it's pretty difficult to farm without a reliable water supply, so he helped lead the charge for many sensible water policies that help our nation's fruit and vegetable farmers. darrell issa made a name for himself in the carl arm industry before he came to congress. he sounded the alarm on

come to my house grab my rifles grab my ammo grab my vest grab my helmet and go hit the school i mean i may not be running around the campus with a gun what i want to throw guns to the teachers or say go get my kid get up or should i'm coming with you're covering let's go there was a discussion going around a couple months right after the storm and douglas shooting happened that teachers should be able to be armed and that idea was. it was i who i like the idea personally but there's a lot of teachers like i said that have these democratic my sits there like no i don't want to have a gun and then these kids are like the teachers to show us and it's like that is such an idiotic mindset. i think the reality of gun violence and the reality of these high security schools is something that poor kids in more violent communities have been living with for a long time and it's now that it's heading out into other neighborhoods that we're starting to talk about it more but it's something that's going to reality for lots of our kids for quite some time. miami gardens and as some people refer to it mur

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these are the sort of dying days of the conservatives as we know them but however, whenever i look at mrs mayknow? from where is she deriving this confidence that seems to be driving her? it is an extraordinary mystery and this is making this rather compelling soap opera. it is either go forward or stop. she has no choice other than to sell the deal because the whole political future rests on this. think of that quote, iamso rests on this. think of that quote, i am so steeped in blood i may as well continue on then go back. she is set on her part. gosh, we are going shakespearean! well, that is a paraphrase, but she has to keep going, people ask about plan b and she doesn't like to talk about scenarios because it brings on her plan a side but... everyone is talking about westminster, aren't they, and the problem is people who we re they, and the problem is people who were previously in the same political position cannot agree on the way forward. people are split on micro details. but what are people out there thinking? i wonder whether the general public are coming to a really grudging admira

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