will vote no. as the member designated by by mr. liu, i inform the house mr. liu will vote no. as as the member designated by by ms. moore pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house ms. moore will vote know on the motion to recommit. as the member designated by mr. rooney, pursuant to house resolution 965, mr. rooney will vote yes on the motion to recommit on h.r. 7027. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? ms. matsui: as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house mr. desaulnier will vote no on motion to recommit on h.r. 7027. mr. cooper: as the member , signated by mr. lipinski pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. lipinski will vote no on the motion to -- 7027.on h.r. 7 27 the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does pennsylvania rise? mr. evans: as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does illinois rise. >> as the member designat

i believe we will go by order of seniority today. i understand you are going to go first, to the floor is yours. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you, senator. i want to highlight what a thrill it was for senator grassley to make those opening comments. i got my folks have c-span2 up. i was a little bit worried that i'm sure my sister helped them out. my uncle floyd and by aunt arlene i know are spiraling down as they were supporters of senator grassley. when i was 14-years-old, i went to an event at their farm and i will admit that i did not hear his remarks on the defensive line with my bb gun but this obviously special. senator warner, with highest regards when people ask me where i'm from, i proudly say that i'm from iowa. words can't describe how honored i am an overworked senator grassley has done distinguished members of the committee, thank you for taking the time to consider my nomination to be the director of the national counterterrorism center. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you. it is both humbling and surre

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and i will get to those in a minute. i want to express my appreciation for covering all the requests of the bill and report, many of which were made on a bipartisan basis. and you and the subcommittee staff worked to address each of the member's concerns. overall, i strongly support the funding provided for military construction projects and am pleased that includes funding for most every project on those theices priorities list and cause the complete list. that is to be commended. i want to thank you for the notes. money fornote that the additional privatization of military housing is well done. and this increase also deals with the conservation and cleanup of contaminated areas. horror stories a little bit about that this year. in those of us how have -- our area, we share those concerns. for thet the funding veterans programs and i want to highlight the increases for mental health, homelessness and construction projects. failed tostration request -- for the smaller agencies, so thank you for providing reasonable fundin

i will bring the truth home. [applause] crowd: bring them home! >> again, i will bring the troops home and turn america into one armed and neutral. [applause] it's time for real change. another issue is the environment. we hold an obligation to future generations to end the dependence on fossil fuels. the reason we have that is the federal government gives about $15 billion annually to oil and coal companies. this doesn't even include the billions in tax credits and public land leases which disproportionately go to these companies. this is nothing but corporate welfare. taking from the poor and giving to the wealthy. [applause] currently, the most promising is nuclear. the carbon footprint is outmatched by his efficiency. [applause] i will work with congress to eliminate all energy subsidies and level the playing field. i will reduce regulations that prevent competition, that unfairly entrenched. it's time for a real change. [applause] americans at every turn. complicatedem is so that only those who can afford personal accountants and tax lawyers

yes, i will. >> yes i >> yes, would. senator. politics has no place in the >> yes, senator intelligence activities of the united states, politics. >> what takes no place will each of you in this. >> what would each of you do to do to reassure your workforce reassure your that workforce that you won't allow you will not allow the ntct or for that the and cdc matter or the oh for that dni, not matter just within the general councillors office, that -- that intelligence intelligence professionals will not face professionals will not repercussions face if they do their repercussions if they job and tell the do their job and truth? >> wow tell the truth? >> >> senator, senator, i i am a proud am a proud civil servant. civil servant i worked. i have worked alongside alongside career public servants career public for the majority of servants for the majority of my my career now career now. i consider, and i consider myself to be among myself to be among them them. if i'm. if i'm confirmed for this confirmed for this job, i will engage jo

get down on my knees and i will pray ♪ ♪ i will get down on my knees ♪ ♪ i will pray ♪ i will get downthing we have seen so far, dana bash. >> that's right. a drone light show. that's going to happen in nashville and it includes a message to america. then, to cookville, tennessee, where this year, tornadoes

>> i will do something, that i can tell you. we will not let detroit, philadelphia, baltimore, new york and all of these oakland, there is a mess, we will not let this happen in our country but all run by liberal democrats. [inaudible question] >> in portland they've done a fantastic job and they been there three days they really have done a fantastic job in a very short period of time. no problem did they grab them and a lot of people in jail but these are anarchist, these are not protesters. people say protesters but these people are anarchist. these are people that hate our country and we will not let it go forward. i tell you what, the governor and the mayor and the senators out there they are afraid of these people. that is a reason they don't want us to help them. i believe there may even be physically afraid of these people. what they are doing is incredible. we did not just go there. it wasn't like it started right away. we went there after 51 days and we said we can't let that happen anymore but these are anarchists and

>> i will leave that to others. listen, i have two children myself who i would like to see very much back in school in the fall for a lot of reasons. i think i am sympathetic to the leaders that need to make those judgments. i have heard, in talking to school officials and elected and appointed leaders in my district and around the country. to the extent that we can meet the transmission of the virus, it will make it far more likely that we will be able to safely reopen schools. to the extent that we have the virus raging in certain localities, it will be more challenging. >> i understand it's a bit of a political question, but the reason i'm asking you in particular is because of the productivity side of things. it's not only affecting who can go back to work, who can be working, especially with -- is there any other information you can give us on the implication of what the strain of working parents is doing to our recovery? >> yes, clearly if students cannot be at school, which right now they cannot, they cannot g

mcenany: i will leave that to the president. i have not spoken to him specifically about the middle-of-the-road approach. i will talk to him about that and get an answer for you. one thing i want to leave with -- leave you with, an thank you for these thoughtful questions, this is a bit of a news item. the kansas city mayor and the governor, i wrote to the governor that said this, we are at a crisis point, and additional help was needed to provide more tools for law enforcement and prosecutors to interrupt conspiracies to commit murder in the violent ask particularly offenses committed by felons using deadly weapons in the streets of kansas city. as of yesterday, kansas city had reached 100 homicides, a 40% increase from last year, according to the mayor's office. absolutely tragic numbers. attorney general barr has announced that the launch, there will be a launch of what will be called operation legend. it is a new initiative designated to fight the surge of violent crime that we have seen in kansas city directly in response to

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get reconciled and this will too. ink you will see a performance to the economy in a performance to the markets and i'm expecting that and i think you're already in some cases starting to see it. >> black and hispanic people are feeling the worst of the health and economic consequences, we were just talking about the despairs emerging together in it so unequally, what does that mean for what the recovery looks like. >> i think it's a real problem and before this crisis, we had over the last couple of years make good progress in narrowing the gap between black and hispanic unemployment and the overall rate of unemployment. the unemployment rate for women was less than a high school degree or less, that had improved all of these approve unrepresented groups in the participation rate and an appointment rate have improved, and a lot of that progress and that has been reversed in the last three months, the pandemic has disproportionally affected blacks and hispanics in it has those of lower legen level of education. people w

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that is something that i will always do and i know my colleagues will as well. i am honored to serve as a conference chair and particularly honor to serve the people of wyoming. thanks. >> i just want to reemphasize, she does an amazing job. yes, ma'am. >> a quick follow-up. some of the questions that were brought to during the conference meeting today had to do with the primaries, and this was brought upon by thomas primary them where if you in a few others were supporting his point, but going forward, are we going to see leadership support primary opponents of members? this is something that has been of concern. and i understand that this has been boiling up a bit. >> congressman massie and i had a great conversation after a meeting. and i do respect congress and the masses principles. i think it is an important thing to think through. what it means state each one of us to serve. i think that we also, congressman massie and i, and the vast majority of the colleagues, we are united. it is one of the real reasons that i feel so united. what is at stake at this el

i will read it to you. i hereby declare on oath that i absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all fidelity to any foreign prince, state or sovereignty of home or of which i have heretofore been a subject or citizen, that i will support and defend the constitution and laws of the united states of america against all enemies foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i will bear arms on behalf of the united states when required by the law, that i will perform noncombatant service when required by the law. that i will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law, and i take this obligation freely without any reservation or purpose of evasion, so help me god. i have seen veterans of many battles take this oath with tears in their eyes, tears some nativeborn americans who take freedoms for granted have difficulty understanding or empathizing with. i remember on board the ship one day in the south china sea, we spotted a boat wit

i think the u.s. will cooperate globally. i think that will be fine. who, theyn to the the made it clear that focus has to be on what is happening in the developing world, africa, latin america, greaterich have faced challenges, more resource limited and have less technical know-how. also putting resources into indonesia. areas stressed either because of the health impact or the economy . i believe there are resources out there to help address this. the u.s. has made it clear they will continue to be part of those efforts in parallel with what is being done through the who. >> thank you very much, mr. ambassador. >> the ambassador of the audio]n union -- [no audio] [no audio] we are working very closely with our american partners to ensure that -- [no audio] announcer: we continue to have technical difficulties with this event, so we will move on with our schedule. check act in a bit at c-span.org for this program. announcer: a house appropriations subcommittee debates and votes on 2021 for the labors department health and human services and the educat

i will never let you down. i will never let hispanic-american or any american down. that i can tell you. [applause] under her leadership, the hispanic-american high school graduation rate has reached an all-time high in the history of our country and the dropout rate has reached an all-time low in the history of our country. [applause] we have also delivered $1 billion grant for minority serving institutions, including hispanic institutions of higher learning. our new hispanic prosperity initiative will also expand access to trade schools, something that has been really badly missing, trade schools. so important. workplace learning and vocational education so important, vocational. when i was young growing up, used to see vocational school, edison vocational school. that meant people with a great talent but a talent different than history and math and other things. but they have the same talent and far greater than many of the 80 students have studied other things. vocational school. great people, great talent, and they do very well, they do very well. through our ple

i will let them know. it just kind of feels achy, like the start of a cold, is what it feels like right now, but i feel fine. all the kids, we tested sarah and all the kids. they were all negative. i've been obviously around them quite a bit. they are all negative, which is good. that is the thing about this. one of my kids could have given it to me, now they tested negative, and now i've got it. you just never know. where it is. it's a virus. it is in the u.s., in oklahoma. that is why it is the new normal. and we have to continue to adjust our behavior a little bit until there is a cure, a vaccine, because this could be -- and i keep saying it -- this is something that could be with us for the next 24 months. and i don't think americans and oklahomans want to hunker in place for the next three months. -- 24 months. the good news is, the death rate is really coming down fast, because we are protecting the most vulnerable, limiting visitations to nursing homes. stats.re always good >> i would just like to a

i will be the on the preacher that keeps it. watch. [laughter] but i had a little thing come in my mind this election is not about four more years it is about 37 more years. because if our president appoints two more supreme court justices it will affect your children and your children's children and what i wrote down on a little raggedy piece of paper i have performed many weddings a lot of them have taken the words out now but in the ceremony i can remember we we get to the very and then right before we would pronounce them man and wife we make a statement that basically says if there is anybody here, you don't do that nowadays but we would say if there is anybody here who does not agree with this man taking this woman in holy matrimony, here are the words but it felt like this is what i was supposed to say to you, you, speak now or forever hold your peace. [applause] and i am telling you, to all of you conservatives in bible ubelieving christians who all believe in life and the beauty of these babies, to all of you who believe in a s

i inform mrs. watson t coleman will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yea on the jayapal amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? as the member designated by pursuant to ms. moore as the member designated by pursuant to house resolution 965, mr. trone ll vote yea on the jayapal amendment. as the member designated by mr. lowenthal of california, pursuant to house resolution 965, mr. lowenthal will vote yea on the jayapal amendment. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 173. the nays are 241. the amendment is not adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the question on amendment number 7 printed in house report 116-457, offered by the gentlewoman from colorado, ms. degette, on which the y

i will never sit here and confirm or deny whether a top-secret documents -- i will leave at night. one thing i will say is routine is when there is intelligence, and we spoke with folks over at the nsc and at the white house, when we get intelligence, verified or unverified, deemed credible or not credible, consensus or no consensus, that information if it in any way compromises the safety of the troops, that information goes to the troops on the ground and allies so they can take the appropriate measures. it is up to the president, in this case it was never briefed the president of the united states because there was no consensus. when it is, there's a strategic position to be made. so in this case, if there were a decision to be made on russia, those are the kind of things that are briefed when they are deemed credible. but in this case it wasn't briefed to the president. there is no consensus, but make no mistake this president will always protect the american troops. >> to follow-u follow up on thae are two points. one, [inaudible] this is a relevant issue. he might not know th

i will call you out. and i demand respect and i will respect you. i yield back. ms.ocasio-cortez: thank you to i will call you out and i demand respect and i will respect you and i yield back. >> thank you. thank you to my colleagues. having a wife does not make a decent man. but treating people with dignity and respect makes a decent man. i'm incredibly thankful to have the honor and privilege to serve with decent men in this body each and every day. each and every day. i am thankful with representative green who is an example of a decent man and i yield to him. >> thank you. thank you for this opportunity to speak. i am 72 years old. i have no children but if i had a daughter, i would name her alexandria. if i had a a daughter, i would want her to be bold, i would want her to be courageous. i would want her to speak truth, i would want her to be just like alexandria ocasio-cortez, the name means help our humankind and that's what she's about doing. i salute her for the positions she's taken. madam speaker, this is not the first h time we've heard this wd by people

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we are out of time i have more questions, will you come back? >> i will be happy to come back.y the way, we were thinking of you for vice president and then you took this job. so, you know, what can we do, you know >> well i appreciate it. >> i am proud of you doing this. it's a presumptive thing to say, but it is beyond time. >> thank you very much mr. vice president. we appreciate it good luck with the campaign. and up next, on the "the reid out," she warned us. >> he loses his cool at the slightest pr ovocation, when he is challenged at a debate, imagine, if you dare, imagine, imagine him in the oval office facing a real crisis >> my interview with 2016 presidential nominee, hillary clinton when "the reid out" continues. doing your part by looking out...for all of us. and though you may have lost sight of your own well-being, aetna never did. by setting up virtual monitoring for chronic patients, 24-hour telemedicine visits, and mental health resources for everyone. we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always, time for care. ♪ cancer won't wait. i

i will start again. good afternoon, everyone. the subcommittee will come to order. this is a bittersweet moment for me, as it is my last subcommittee markup of the state bill,reign operations contemplate my retirement at the i ask you toear indulge me in a few reflections. first. the important work of this committee. since world war ii come up aid has been a key component of the united states foreign policy. allocate to the state department, the u.s. agency for international development, and other federal agencies tasked with carrying out american interests and promoting freedom and democracy throughout the world account for only roughly 1% of our federal budget. yet we have made the world healthierfer, and while improving the security of generations here at home. the dearupported eradication of polio. stemmed the surge of hiv-aids. we have increased access to health services so that mothers who must walk hours forget wellness checks for themselves and their babies. we have helped individuals, communities, and countries recover following natural disasters and provide

who do i need to apologize to first? how will i make time for 9 part hours of outpatient treatment every week? do i need to go to a meeting every single day? why is my boss looking at me like that? does he think i have been drinking. it has been less than a month since i graduated from residence 12, sober, excited to get back to work. it felt like a wake-up call. an important cause of the life that had been hurtling forward. when iran to the gauntlet of upraised arms i felt the way born-again christians feel when they emerge from baptismal waters, not just in my life was new but it was finally mine. almost everyone had high hopes, mom, who was so worried when she showed up two weeks into my stay told me "after words" i'm proud of you. i know you can do this with my coworkers, melissa and emily both also in recovery initiated me into those secret rituals of driving across town to obtain a new meeting once a weekend for almost almost as good as being invited to a secret after party. friends asked me out for saltwater and coffee tel

so as soon as i finish i will put my mask back on. so it has almost all been virtual, although i have gone to houston and have traveled. case, taken make my questions, and leave. but you know me, i would much rather be out there with people because that is where i get the greatest feel, i can get a sense by the look in their eyes and the plaintiff voices of what they are concerned about. notwithstanding that, i have been surprised, the irony is we probably reached more people directly on one-on-one. withcularly those of you television stations, you all know that when you are on, having a one-to-one conversation with someone out there, because one person on tv looking at you. i never thought of it that way before. they tell me 200 million people have watched what i have done from home and a half a dozen things we have gone out and done. so the irony is i think we are probably communicating directly in detail with more people than we would have otherwise. but i would much rather be doing it in person. so far, it remains to be seen. i do

harris: i will take you up on that. sean: i will go with you. harris, thank you. e move now to another part of the world, if you will, and america that is dealing with all the change. change impacting the sports world in a big way. major american leagues are responding. nba will reportedly paint black lives matter on the courts when play is scheduled to resume in orlando at the end of the month. some players will print league approved social justice messages on the back of their jersey and in the nfl before week one game the song lift every voice and sing also known as the black national anthem will be performed before the star-spangled banner. the nfl also pledged $250 million to help fight systemic racism and the washington redskins set to change the team's name and logo. joining me now, mark cuban, entrepreneur and owner of the nba dallas mavericks. herschel walker, considered one of the greatest college football players ever winning the heisman trophy and also playing for 12 seasons in the nfl. mark and herschel, thank you for joining me spirit thank you for ha

i will begin by swearing them in. before i do that, i want to also remind you that you are the only ones from your respective companies invited to testify today. in accordance with normal house practice, your sworn testimony must be your own. please let me know if at any point you wish to move yourself so you can confer with counsel. please unmute your microphones and raise your right hands. you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge, so help you god? >> yes. show thee record witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you and you may remain seated. your witness statements will be entered into the record in their entirety. i ask you summarize your testimony in five minutes. there is a timing light and webex. -- in webex. when the light switches from green to yellow, you have one minute. when it turns red, it signals your minutes have expired. mr. bezos's coming mate -- mr. bezos, you may begin. >> thank you. wealth,rn into gre

shout it out and i will repeat it. want you to do a book on i am carol burnett. >> i love the visit of an ynalia ehrhardt right now in this group we can get there. we are working on a set and here's the thing. we went to legal ideas and they have a rule if you get 10,000 people to vote, they will consider making it. that's how the ghostbusters sent was made in all these different. we are at i think 8,200, 8,300, 400 as of last night. we had to get to 10,000 we have 30 days to go. so put the words we go an ynalia ehrhardt and we are the first thing that comes up. it will take you a minute to register, put a boot and we will get to 10,000. i'm tired of just licensed toys and movies with superheroes. i would love to give the kids of america a real hero. thank you for reminding me of that. >> you have just made everyone from the government here nervo nervous. [laughter] the best part of these events, i had one last night and here we are in virginia all of the people that work in the intelligence community tell me secretly

so i think we will start that probably starting tomorrow i will do it at five off with were doing, we had a good slot and a lot of people were watching and that's a good thing in a big kaylee will continue hers at 11 -- kaylee will continue to do hers at 11:00 like she was and i will discuss some other things perhaps what we are doing very well and so many different ways but on fortunately this is something that is very tough but we are going to get it solved and i think we were going to get it solved numerous ways but best would be vexed gains in therapeutics the we will do that -- best would be vaccines and therapeutics so we will do that. reporter: there is a report you troopsng to send federal to help. trump: we are sending law enforcement. the democrats running the place had no idea what they were doing. city,ere ripping down the it,roying the city, looting the level of corruption and what was going on was incredible and then the governor says, we don't need any help. how about chicago? many people killed over the weekend. we are looking at chicago and new york. all run by democr

i will go back. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you for being here today and answering questions regarding the idol program. i always find it interesting when we complain about inefficiencies in the government and yet have colleagues who want to make it bigger it's always been perplexing, but i've been around as you can tell from the few gray hairs in business. i can't think of any agency and business or government that has ever been efficient as compared to the industry that is accountable and directly to the customer for its existence. with all of that said, we have spent a lot of time, in fact all of our time today talking about the current history of the program and how it has compared to other programs involved in either 9/11 or geographies, disasters and things like that. i would ask you to compare those. i've heard a lot of interest as it pertains to business interruption insurance and it is advisable for the national pandemic or national disaster versus the localized geography disaster. one thing i would ask you, and i

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. >> this is -- i will loan you my copy that i have read th this is your kind of book. so i will give you mine. >> just pass it through the screen. i will get it, just reach out drkt, just under the frame ther. just slip it under -- yeah, there. yeah, i get it. yeah, under. thank you.th got it. thank you. thank you very much. thank you, rachel. >> thank you. >> a professor saw a black man lying on the street, and a scene erie similar to george floyd

i will say it again. the president, as we spea speak, should be starting and should've started three months ago to put someone in charge how specifically like how to wage a war, how will you distribute the vaccine when it arrives? when it's they are? and the question is it requires enormous transparency. to make it available to other experts across the nation so this is a safe vaccine. one percentage of the american people safe it was they are tomorrow they wouldn't take it and it's not the usual anti- vaccine crowd. it is beyond that. because people are losing faith in what the president says. . . . . [applause] >> [inaudible conversations]

to say, i will take this piece, i will focus on this while you are putting the world back together. i think about his international credentials, and i think had he had been president at the beginning of this virus, he would have addressed this from an international perspective first, and he would have employed every possible resource in the united states to have aggressively dealt with that. i think number one, it is a partner. i also think it is somebody who can help heal because this nation is going to need healing. we have all been traumatized for the last three and a half years on a daily basis, and sometimes multiple times a day. when you think about race relations in this country, i mean, the president just a couple of days ago said he is worried about white people being killed by police. we know more white people are killed by police than anyone else because there are more white people in the united states. the point is there proportion. it is disproportionately by two to three times as many. that is what it is important. race whenever to he is in a t

donald trump will win big time. steve: i agree. ma ga for all. let's come back next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ harris: i'm harris faulkner. it has been 55 days since the death of george floyd and our nation is heating up to the point where every day there is some kind of struggle. some is deadly. americans are fighting each other and we don't seem to be moving forward to a place that is better than we found it weeks ago. eight minutes, 46 seconds of torture captured on video and millions of americans expressed seen it the same way. it was murder, or wrong they must meet justice. it seemed like we were ready to take another look at the fraud history of issues of race, equality and economic drive. let's be real, this is not 1955. although, the wounds of the past are still with us we are presently different, very different, as a country. to get to an even better future it won't be easy and if we are going to fight, i say, let's do it together for something, not against each other. this is harris faulkner presents "the figh

not bother i will with what is written down here because i will speak from my heart. i can think of no other member that has mentored me more. i will have a hard time not getting choked up, talking about you. i will dearly miss you. the example that you set for submitting women and so many public servants -- your integrity and passion, your industry. i will forever remember your quote about being an incredibly kind and wonderful person, who someone once said about you, she holds an ice pick behind her velvet love. that says a lot about you and the stature that you gained here, attaining the highest position on this committee. respected.ow is more i want to thank the staff who has worked incredibly hard to prepare this bill. of course, i want to thank the subcommittee staff, my team, our nicole: --h young, nicole cohan. carter, i would like to turn to you for your comment. >> thank you very much, madam chairman. i am honored to be here with you. it has been a joy to work with you on this subcommittee. congress was as congenial as our subcommittee has been, we would be i

i that ms. house frankel will vote aye on the escobar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom new jersey seek recognition? mr. sires: as member designated to r. pascrell, pursuant h.res. 965, i inform the house will vote yea ll amendment -- bar on the escobar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? r. mcgovern: as the member designated by mr. welsh of vermont, pursuant to h.res. 965, mr. orm the house that welsh will vote aye on the escobar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for hat purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. sherman: as a member designated by mr. ro khanna, to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. khanna will yea on the escobar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom north carolina seek recognition? mr. butterfield: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. ichmond of louisiana, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. richmond will yea on the escobar amen

will do 86 tomorrow. this is a good example of what i mean. we will cool down in the bay, but i don't think you will notice a dramatic change. here you will. 90 for concord, 102 today. 88 in livermore with 101 today. let come back into the east bay. oakland will top out at 73. it is about 6-7 degrees drop. santa rosa will be in the mid- 90s. it is only 88 tomorrow. still hot in mendocino county. this will not be strong enough to make a dramatic enough improvement up here. still in the mid to upper 90s. then, we are just going to stay right here. the 7-day forecast shows you we are right about 90 if you are inland. if you look at the bay, there is not a lot of change. for the coast, we will stay in the mid 60s with dsup and tuesd in the bay and along the coast that is a good sign that we are going to get that into more of our marine layer search, and it will be a lot more comfortable. i will have more on this coming up in the next half hour. dennis emma what is going on in sports? >>> a former cal golfer finds himself in a thrilling finish on th

i inform the house that mr. lipinski will vote no on h.r. 7608. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? as the member designated by representative barragan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative yea on h.r. 7608. as the member designated by gomez, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative gomez will vote 7608. h.r. as the member designated by representative kirkpatrick, pursuant to house resolution 65, i inform the house that representative kirkpatrick will vote yes on h.r. 7608. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 224, the nays are 189. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reskr laid on the table. -- to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, i send to the desk a concurrent resolution and ask unanimous consent for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the

i mean i will admit a lot of my perceptions about reality have been shaped by tv as well. ponges wear pants. i believe white people have no black friends. and most importantly, i believe that every kiss begins with k. now part of the reason it's easy for tv shows to convince people that cops are always right and always good at their jobs is because that's what we want to believe. right? i think we can all agree that we want people who are going to enforce laws fairly and effectively so that we don't have to do it ourselves. i know i don't want to do it. i don't want to have to find the person who stole my car. ive a got other things to do i want to go look for a new car. i don't want the stress of having to find the thief, because what happens when i find them. do i arrest them, do i throw them in prison in my apartment, then have i to give them a job in my library and they educate them severes and get a degree and turn their life around and i'm stuck with an inoperational story on my hands am i don't need that spres. and when you watch these shows you understand how they c

glad you are here i will help you because you will need it. we support those who despise trump?e could fight this together. there are opportunities. the mob now calls for a boycott of goya because the ceo said nice things about trump. >> we are blessed to have a leader like president trump who is a builder we pay for leadership our president and our country. greg: he says that about trump just pledged to open economic opportunities for hispanics and yet he is boycotted what you believe the hamilton dude it just shows when you are targeted by the mob you have two choices. fight back you were rollover he rolled over like a beach ball than a windstorm. what a coward by sound beans they would rather stop trump and the cancel culture. taking bad to worse. >> welcome tonight's guest hunger in the bunker former cia officer start of black files he classified on the science channel, and mike baker. whitty as the mona lisa is pretty. she is hideous. his latest special t15. more quips host on vaccination teetwelve and not impressed. tyrus. joe, you are a comedian and kind of funny looking

>> yes, i will ask s.f.m.t.a. and i will also -- i will definitely take your feedback. i think i hear a potential resolution for the next commission meeting, but also articulate what the commission has identified and provide that feedback to s.f.m.t.a., oewd and economic recovery task force. >> i am happy to take a crack at drafting. i am happy to draft a resolution maybe subgroup with three commissioners that have spoken about this in the conservation and propose at the next commission meeting. >> bullet points, i think, would be helpful. >> i just don't want to come to the commission meeting with bullet points -- >> usually domminica would draft the resolution. >> the three of us can come up with what we think should be in it. if the proper format would be she puts that in the format it needs to be in and sends back the draft. that is fine with me if you are okay with that. >> i work with you. >> we work together. >> i would say commissioner hule and ortiz cartagena. i have a deep passion for shared spaces. i am happy to jump in if you don't feel u you have the time r