kline: mr. chairman, the house is not in order. the chair: the committee will be in order. please remove your onversations from the floor. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. kline: mr. chairman, i rise today in strong support of the advancey comp tensey-based education demonstration project act of 2013, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kline: mr. chairman, this week -- this week congress is moving forward -- the chair: the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. please remove your conversations from the floor. the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. kline: thank you, mr. chairman. this week congress is moving forward with a bipartisan effort to strengthen our nation's higher education system. across the country millions of college students are getting ready to start the school year. they will soon say goodbye to family and friends and pursue their dream of a postsecondary education. unfortunately, m

kline: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 4984. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. kline: pursuant to house resolution -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 4984. the chair appoints the gentlewoman from tennessee, mrs. black, to preside over the ommittee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 4984 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to amend the loan counseling requirements under the hire education act of 1965 and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read the first time. the gentleman from minnesota, mr. kline, and the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. bonamici, each will control 30 minutes. the chair

kline and mr. miller for bringing this bill to the floor and i want to thank the staffs for working with mr. gowdy and i on this amendment and an amendment to follow. one of the things that brought mr. goudy and i together is -- gowdy and i together is a concern about the cost of education. i know that has been a major concern for the education and work force committee. but one of the dilemmas that we have is that if we put more money in as taxpayers, and i'm a strong supporter of more grant and more aid for our colleges, but if that just gets -- if every dollar we put in is a dollar increase in tuition, then the students are treading water and the taxpayers are treading water. so what are some of the things that we can do to try to help give the flexibility to our institutions of higher learning , the ability to actually accelerate graduation and therefore help potentially lower the cost? mr. gowdy outlined what this competency-based learning amendment would do. it would reward students who have s

kline: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield a minute to the chair of the subcommittee on work force protections, the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one minute. mr. walberg: i thank the chairman. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the work force innovation and opportunity act. a bill born out of the substantial efforts of chairman kleine, congresswoman foxx, and the house education and work force committee to help the unemployed train themselves for good paying jobs. in my michigan district there are hardworking individuals, businesses, and colleges committeed to reinventing the state's work force programs. but we need to provide the tools to support their efforts. this bicameral compromise replaces the confusing maze of work force programs. it also provides funds to state and local organizations to partner with local employers to highlight emerging career opportunities. most importantly, this legislation will provide the necessary training,

and the other guy kline. who was there, me. >> nobody gets the leeway you get. stop acting like a sissy. >> friends do not rid those who have always had their back unless they want a .44 emptied in their back. >> by the way. i'm looking at the set it looks like a set of overeaters anonymous. >> all parties will forego their sasseations. i forego the convenient against of my godson. don imus agrees to comb his hair and refrain from any more rodeo talk. >> i can't honor inagreement. >> by the way, the book that bo was in here screaming about on that monday, either number one or number two -- >> i brought it to your attention first, don. >> no facts or anything. >> he made a mistake. he made a mistake. >> i'm not honoring this agreement. >> so it went. now to my abused friend, bo. >> first of all, i want to thank you for coming to my aid against this old drag queen. >> stop it. he's not an old drag queen. >> excuse me, look at him. >> kind of an old drag queen. >> i told him he could be casted with the woman tha

jessica kline, one of our producers. she's afraid of sharks. i mean inordinately afraid of sharks. the just don't go in the water then, jessica. why? my fear is late on set in my life, i used to love to fly in little airplanes, stuff like that. but when i go to the airport, i can get on a plane about that size. you get much smaller than that particular plane. >> yes. >> i get that close ter phobia feeling. >> all those kansas city flights are little will planes. >> it has been tough. >> you remember for some planes that are so small you have to dip down like this to get in the tube. >> i don't like those either. >> i have had to get off airplanes. >> really. >> i believe it. >> take different flights. >> i'm afraid of roller coaster and ghosts. >> i love roller coaster. >> i don't like scary movies. that is not fun. she's a liar. that girl in the readies a liar. she is not having fun. she's about to throw up her lunch. she's a liar. >> i like going upside down on the loop. >> i like these things, but the sheer drop there

all breaking out, both mcdonald's and glass so smith kline stumble. it's a quick quiz, these really are the correct analogies for today's market. hey, think about this. we got a host of mcdonald downgrades, courtesy of the total lack of growth at the golden arches. perhaps because i believe the world caught onto the fact that keep tasty food may be no bargain at all if in the long run it's really bad for you. the natural organic craze isn't a craze anymore. it's not even a phase, it's an actual real leak mindset, expanding beyond the united states to the rest of the world, hence by the international numbers if you save pittsburgh donald's couldn't do it and chin ottley called out team as a loving organic, seiss pick. the only ting that saves mcdonald's is the outside gifd and it spews cash it can grow ever bigger. the balance sheet allows for flexibility as they say in the research business. that's keeping more exasperated people from dumping the stock. it's down from 103. a couple bucks above this year. the ceo of chipotle never ceases to amaze. it w

. >> ed kline ended up on a completely different path in life.d his wife are raising four children in the suburbs. they have four-wheelers, an rv and season tickets to the new york jets. >> we've already got it baby. >> ed says he made it big even though he never went to college and he served time in prison for drug dealing. >> and how did you replace your income that you used to make selling drugs? >> i've always had an interest in computers so i started teaching myself how to build computers, fix computers. and i just knew that that was something that i wanted to do. because i could take and spend an hour on a computer, make $200. you know. that's the closest thing to selling dope. i mean it's sad to say, but it is. >> reporter: the klines run a computer repair shop in baltimore's trendy canton neighborhood. no question, they have worked hard for their success but even ed is surprised how well he is doing. >> you look back from when you were eight yeerls old, do you believe you are in a house with your family? >> i shouldn't be here, i've been

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i encourage my colleagues to vote -- chairman kline. i encourage my colleagues to vote against the rule and yes on both these bipartisan bills. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for as much time as she wants to use. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. we have worked in a bipartisan fashion on this legislation that is before us today and on some other legislation. yesterday the president signed h.r. 803 which we call the skills act, when it left the house. i'm very proud of that and the president talked about how happy he was to sign that bill and how doing things in a bipartisan fashion felt so good. but my colleague across the aisle keeps talking about the congress. and as he well knows but sometimes is not presented accurately to the american people, the congress consists of two ch

kline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kline: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his dedicated and hard work in combating sex trafficking. mr. speaker, each year there's an estimated 300,000 innocent children who fall victim to sex trafficking right here in the united states. the victims can be homeless or runaway youth. others are simply taken from their parents in the blink of an eye. the victims' families are our neighbors, our friends and our loved ones. as a father of two and a grandfather of four, for me it is impossible to fathom the pain and suffering they must feel knowing their son or daughter is trapped in a modern day slave trade filled with darkness and homelessness. while we will never fully comprehend the grief these families are forced to bear we can as a nation fight this heinous crime with every tool available. there are heroic efforts under way right now to locate victims of youth sex trafficking and return them to their families. last week, the education and work force committee had an opportunity to h

kline: thank you, mr. speaker. this proposal for a hypothetical refinancing interest rate would make financial understanding even more confusing. we've been working on a process here to make it easier for students and parents to understand their loans and grants and work study programs. this would not be helpful. this motion, like all motions to recommit, affords the minority an opportunity to speak for five minutes to try to make political points before a procedural vote. that's done. let's take the vote. vote no on this and yes on the underlying bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on the motion to recommit. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. mr. tierney: ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a r

. >>: july is a time for >>: 40 percent of people said they would invite bill kline and 22 said ronald16 percent said brock obama these are presidents that people have said they would invite to the barbecue for the fourth of july. hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. surprise!lcome back. crystal geyser alpine spring water. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. news flash, it's bottled at the source. news flash, we sell it in cases. oh. thank you. oh no no no. crystal geyser. bottled right at the mountain source. also on encourage everyone to keep the mind of these the people and they are citizens. we have update on the wall of fire that is raging in the numbers. people and they are citizens. we have update on the wall of fire that is raging in the numbers. and an update on whether nature valley crunchy granola bars contain 1/3 of your daily whole grains, so 1/3

. >> joining me now, ezra kline, editor in chief of vox.com, msnbc contributor.onathan cohn, senior editor for "the new republic." ezra, what's your take on in the end the practical outcome of this decision, how many people do you think will be affected by it? >> well, a couple of things on that matter. first what we don't know. so there's this line in there about closely held companies. that means a company that 50% of the stock is held by five or fewer people. we think a lot of companies in the u.s. are like this. roughly i think, if i'm remembering the numbers here correctly, a large majority, up to 90%. but they don't employ that many people because very large publicly held companies employ more people. already you're down to halfish of workers. then you have the question how many of these companies, one, offer insurance or will offer insurance in the future. two, how many would actually want to take advantage of the rule to argue they have religious beliefs that don't permit them to offer contraception. then there's another question that there are arguments

the commission has been as sed full cooperation kline.as glaxo smith they say no babies were vaccinated without mothers' permissions. -- >> it's sad. we gave our lives to looking after the girls. >> the inquiry has searching questions for search -- church and state. the high mortality rates in the homes and the location of dead infants' graves are two of the most poignant questions awaiting investigation. here, as well as in most other homes, only a small number who died have a marker. but for the irish nation there are larger questions. for those who worked in institutions and state bodies and didn't speak out. to the irish media, now so vigorous in its reporting of clerical abuse but which for decades failed to hold power to account 79 there are questions to all who grew up in that ireland, about the kind of society we tolerated for so long the >>> speaking in the white house tonight, president obama zuss -- discussed the united states decision -- decision to increase sanctions on russia in response to the ongoing crisis n ukraine. join

british man and american woman linked to bribery allegations against pharmaceutical giant glaxo-smith-klineused of illegal obtaining and selling personal information about chinese citizens and hired by the company as investigators. glaxo-smith-kline have accusations of bribing chinese doctors and officials to use the products and christian groups in the east will guard against the church and against what they call an official antireligious campaign and local governments are forcibly removing crosses from the tops of churches or in some instances demolishing them but officials say the size of the crosses violate local regulations and rob mcbride has more. >> reporter: a village and the congregation pray for protection of the cross on top of their church from the local authorities. just to be sure they also have tons of rock and two containers blocking the front gates. and scores of people, young and old, sleep in the church around the clock. . >> translator: i don't know why we are a threat to them. we love our country. we love our church. we follow the law. the chinese constitution states w

after simply saying that again, i appreciate chairman kline and ranking member miller's support, the work of all of the members who have significant marine industries in their congressional districts, and really pleased that we're going to be able to finally make sure that the intent of congress is carried out and that these marine workers who are vital and a part of the back ben of so many economies will have the coverage they need rather than for going that coverage and we'll be -- than foregoing that coverage and we'll be able to make sure that employers who employ them will be able to provide less expensive coverage. it's a win-win, and i look forward to seeing it become law. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. walberg: i yield myself the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. walberg: i couldn't have said it better than my colleague. having a district that borders the great lakes, having marinas and harbors in my district, having the opportunity to use the resou

so what do you think about ed kline's theory there? >> well, it's based on some reporting. i'm a little bit dubious of this being a reality. this serves -- it serves several purposes. one purpose the hard left of the democratic party is all wired up about ending income equality and love elizabeth warren who has attacked wall street and made comments like you saw earlier, enthusiastically supporting redistribution. don't let hillary clinton take the left wing of the democratic party for granted. part of it is look hillary clinton has had a bad six weeks. her book launch has been dreadful. she hasn't learned much from 2008. she's leaving a sense you owe this to me. i'm due this. this is mine. she's been under performing. no vision. tone deaf, thin skinned. people are saying can we do better. i'm reluctant -- >> that the president has given any kind of assurance to elizabeth warren. in terms of the president's feeling about hillary clinton, do you believe him when he says that -- he hasn't come out to endorse anybody yet, 2016 is a while away. do you think he would be supporti

. >>> glaxo smith kline respiratory drugs struggled in the u.s. the stock was off about 6% today to $50.04. >>> dow chemical reported revenue and earnings that topped con consensus. it was helped in segments and margins improved because of higher prices and tight control on cost. the ceo says that was key to the strong results. >> our return on capital is up 150 basis points year after year. if you don't focus in on cost, capital and cash in thi economy, you won't grow margins no matter your agenda. >> shares rose 3%. >>> zylings plunged. the chip maker hit by weaker than expected sales in its defense and wireless businesses. xilinx gave weak revenue guidance. the stock was 14% lower, 41.26 was the close. >>> caterpillar also traded lower after the company announce add sales decline. the maker of tractors and gear said total retail sales from the april to june period were off and routine machine sales fell from march to may. shares finished at 108. 38. >>> big u.s. companies mcdonald's, burger king and more have a food scare in china after a meat

i wanted to thank holley long, [speaker not understood] jordan kline and the great staff you have as well. thank you so much for the healthy retail s.f. program. it really helped so many small businesses transform into healthier businesses and especially in lower income neighborhoods. and we've seen a tremendous demand. we really appreciate that program as well, so, thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. >> okay, thanks, mr. ruffo. up next we have our department of public works. [speaker not understood], thank you for being here and for sticking around. >> good morning, and thank you for having us present our budget. i'd like to first of all start by thanking the mayor's budget office, [speaker not understood], controller's office, and also harvey rose. for working with us to have a budget to present. we have a few slides. first slide talks about our mission, vision, and goals. and something new, core values for our organization. respect, integrity and responsiveness. [speaker not understood] of our budget, to align [speaker not understood] with our department three-year strategic goal

i didn't put it in my notes, but just to let you know, jordan kline who was spearheading this transition, has accepted an offeror has accepted a position over at the city of berkeley ~ in their economic development program. so, holley long will be taking over this project. last week the mayor met with small business leaders and commissioner dwight, i'll ask you to also chime in on this. the three key topics that the business leaders addressed the mayor, working on -- continuing to do more local hire -- more local purchasing at the procurement side from small businesses. and i do want you to note that actually the mayor has asked naomi kelly in the office of contract administration -- excuse me, not office of contract administration, office of contract management division. they're actually -- they've hired a consultant to do some analysis on ways to improve the 14-b local purchasing ordinance. so, the mayor is actively engaged in looking at what can be done to improve and increase our local businesses getting contracts. and then the other two item that were discussed were the minimum wage

well ed kline, you're running number one right now so you're the got it made kid. congratulatio congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's on sale right now, went flying off the shelves. >>> the attorney general says film critics hate him and president obama not because of critics but because of their skin colors. the book "please stop helping us" onÑ@ç@çpçpçpç÷ñoxmhmhyhy . >>> my next guest says the obama administration's willingness to stoke racial division is playing to the fears of minorities to scare them to the polls in november. joining us is editorial board member jason raleigh, the author of the book please stop helping us. great to have you here today. >> thank you, lou. >> congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> talking about this administration, it is racial anamist says eric holder, like he visits race every three years and talks about what cowards everyone else is. >> that's what he is counting on with american people. it's ridiculous he is suggesting there are no legitimate non-racial criticisms of barack obama and so this must be what it's all

. >> alex kline. >> use the hash tag fox 29 i believe. >> he is very strike to go day. >> yes, looking like a man. >> yes. we have made one pilot angry. do you see the guys on the roof? they are trying to have their tripods out and they are, bunson burners. >> yes. >> english teachers. >> yes, over there. >> yes. do you see the dude up top with his yellow tripod, right karen. >> then you have the guy in the lower deck here in it or range and and they are triangulating. >> yes. >> they are building a new, diverse center, a historical center. >> what is it, where? >> right over there on chestnut and spruce. >> really. >> yes. >> have you seen that. >> no. >> i was ant wear of that. >> that is market street at about seventh. >> i'm not as smart as you apparently. >> independence mall. >> yes. >> it is behind her, that is smith and clothier or whatever it is called, strawbridge and clothier. >> yeah. >> that will be a century 21, right. yeah, come on fishface. >> so century 21 is moving in. >> is that a store in atlantic city. >> it is going in town do are down there. >> now you got my att

jessica kline, one of our producers.s. i mean inordinately afraid of sharks. the just don't go in the water then, jessica. why? my fear is late on set in my life, i used to love to fly in little airplanes, stuff like that. but when i go to the airport, i can get on a plane about that size. you get much smaller than that particular plane. >> yes. >> i get that close ter phobia feeling. >> all those kansas city flights are little will planes. >> it has been tough. >> you remember for some planes that are so small you have to dip down like this to get in the tube. >>

. >> alyson kline, tell us why the nea is looking for arne duncan to resign? >> guest: that's a great question. i think secretary cup can has done a lot of things over his tenure that have proved controversial. he has been kind of one of the loudest voices in federal policy calling for teachers to be evaluated based on student outcomes, and that's something that, you know, states and districts are, you know, kind of working their way through. a lot of teachers are really skeptical of standardized testing, and their job could be on the line if their students don't do well. >> host: so it's basically over teachers. tell us about initiatives we've heard about over the years -- common core, race to the top -- how have these done since the administration has highlighted these policies? where have they gone? >> guest: so common core is not something that the administration came up with, although they've certainly been boosters for it. right now more than 40 states and the district of columbia are using these standards to prepare students for college and careers. you

he played piano in the accompanied himself, jesse kline in the far way away there.ie cowton from wmgk. you know who she is. she was one of the judges last night. i took that selfie did i do okay. >> you did great. >> i want to tell you we have a few more weeks left of the competition. it will get for four more weeks, every wednesday night, coming out to the media theater. we start at 7:00. dinner in media before happen. really wonderful. >> so much fun. >> it shows you how much talent there is here in the delaware valley, the vocal list. >> sounds so much fun. >> this is your what third year doing it. >> i think so, something like that. >> she's a vet. >> how about brittany spears. >> she's backpedaling, her producer is after someone leaked an unedited version of her new song. >> it is not auto tuned. >> really. >> it is her real voice. >> yes. >> so without all of the fancy bells and whistles overtop. >> can we hear both. >> let's listen. >> ♪ >> so, that is what brittany sound like with auto tune. >> yes. >> now we get to hear what her voice sound like without aut

>> that's edward kline, former editor for news week and new york times magazine, compared to bob woodward on left and right long accused him of being heavy on block buster accusations and very thin on sourcing. his new book "blood feud" describes the relationship between the clintons and obamas, which if you believe him, make the hatfields and mccoys seem lovy dovy. the details of the back that there was a physical altercation in the white house, and refers to hill larry as hildebeast and said i hate that man, obama, more than any man i ever met, more than any man that ever lived. they claim there's marital tension and the president prefers to fly separately to vacations so he doesn't have to deal with her. hillary clinton's camp told the new york times quoting, let's strap ed cline to a polygraph machine and let the needle do the talking. ed said this on the fox business network. listen. >> they have gone crazy. the clintons have gone crazy because my book has knocked her book off the top of the new york times best seller list. >> right about that, has indeed, sales of "blood feud" up 18

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kline. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, mr. ryan, for being here. it was a pleasure to meet you and work with you when we were doing reauthorization, and as you know, i think that the center just does amazing and almost unimaginable, unimaginably difficult and challenging work. so we thank you for that. i'm looking at a couple of things here. i've got a, i think probably provided by your office, a nice little chart talking about the national center's statistics for minnesota, and looking at statistics since 1990 in minnesota, alone, nicmec worked on 1,699 endangered runaways. family abductions. 67 loss, injured, or otherwise missing and so forth. that's one state. and not that big a state where you're working all the time. and doing, as i said, unimaginably challenging and difficult work. speaking of minnesota, in minneapolis we have a little company there called life touch. it's a school portraits company. you've arranged to work with them to help law enforcement and the media. how did that come about, and how does that work? >> life touch actually

joe kline. the cover of this week's new issue is cold war ii.n affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. thank you so much for that. >> you bet. >> we're going to get to all these major developing stories in just a second. we're also a little bit later going to get a live report because police in new york are still trying to figure out who swapped out the american flags on top of the brooklyn bridge for these white flags. dozens of special team detectives have been assigned to the case. some of whom normally work counterterrorism operations. officials say they have the nicknames of this four or five suspects and are trying to find exactly who they are. andrea, i have some people saying this is art let it be. i don't think so. it's a big problem. >> it's a big problem. they've got the video so presumably they're going to get to it. and we expect that the nypd is supposed to have counterterror operations in all of these places. iconic bridges. nothing could be more iconic than the brooklyn bridge. >> i find it astounding. so we'll be getting a live

. >> you are kidding me jessica kline just said sky fox has to refuel. >> yes. >> we have the smallestnk on earth. is this plane upside down, no, tallies sticking up. >> that is the the top, isn't it. >> it looks lake maybe a whole series, they have been attaching before we joined this already in progress. heed whole bunch already there. >> there are belt around the plane is that what you are saying, it doesn't come apart in pieces, midsection. >> you could just take it apart, piece by piece and walk it out, but you can really walk it out. >> he has strapped around the the plane. >> are you looking on twitter so pilots can be helping us out there. >> i'm he getting wonderful comments about kids sleeping in your bed and i don't have any comments about the plane. if you are a pilot at karen and mike at fox 29 and let us know what you think is actually happening because you have expertise. >> sky fox is leaving, to refuel. >> yes. >> they can run out of the gas, there is a i guy with the crane there that can help them out. >> this is a segment for moms. i'm guilting on five to six of thes

. >> i just emailed jessica kline and said can we get that clip. >> because it is coming up. >> he wanted >> yep. >> still ahead, i'm an idiot. i forgot to tell you at the top of the hour, that lesean mccoy was here. >> what? >> quincy? >> q do it? >> yes. >> he's start. >> will he hawn will stop by the studios and talk to us. big charity event this weekend. but first, this, we have important question: are you a grown up? how much do you have saved in the bank? no now, no lie, how much do you have saved in your savings account, #'s, #', 50's. are you repaying your student loan still? do you have a jim membership but never go to the gym. where do you stand? compared to your peers? this might surprise you. compared to your peers? this might surprise you. are you real a the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in preg

the european parliament is its budget to asfirm john kline juncker the next president of the europeanion. his nomination was decided at the end of june against strong opposition from david cameron. he recently addressed members about his concerns over the decision. currenttion is when our -- this portion is one hour. >> i would like to make a statement on the european council. let me briefly report back on two other points. first, the council began in april with a moving ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the gunshots in sarajevo that led to the first world war. it is right we should take special steps to commemorate the century of this and her armor the extraordinary sacrifice of a generation who gave their lives for our freedom. the government is determined to ensure britain has fitting national commemoration, including the reopening of a newly refurbished imperial war museum what the -- next month. second, the council signed association agreements with all bovine ukraine number reflecting our commitment to supporting these countries as they take difficult reforms that will b

thank you, chairman kline. thank you, mrs. speaker. this has been a long time coming. i think it is worth waiting for, because this bill is forward looking, it is innovative, and it does much more to tie or federal workforce investment to local and regional employers which can customize the needs that they have for community colleges, with vocational schools, local high schools to develop the workforce that they need in their region, in their state. and that's a very exciting proposal to see that kind of connection put forth in this legislation. again, i want to thank everyone who worked on this, republicans and democrats in the senate. also, there is a remarkable number of staff hours in bringing this bill to the point where we're sending it to the president's desk. i want to thank the remarkable staff on both sides of the aisle and our committee for the time they put into this. ith that i would like to recognize representative virginia foxx. you won't often hear me say "amen" to something george miller says, but this time i want to say amen because i think his commen