or better yet, take the opportunity to volunteer at an elks lodge or consider joining an elks lodge that do so much great, benevolent work for our communities. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entlelady yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, is recognized for 30 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. 60 minutes. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, thank you very much. and i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. raskin: thank you very much. before i begin, i just wanted to thank the distinguished congresswoman from new york for her comments about francis bellamy, the great christian abolitionist, socialist who authored america's declaration of independence and he was a great patriot who wanted to unify the country in the wake of the civil war during the reconstruction period and we indeed owe him a great de

one of the places that wasn't the whole intake is to go on it's hunting lodge.the building in italian renaissance style dates from the nineteenth century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed the one hundred fifty more steps in its tower to enjoy the view. seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late nineteenth century. former villages like bins developed into fashionable baltic sea spas they're magnificent bill is near the beach. white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in eight hundred seventy bands had a total of eighty. nowadays you can add over half a million to that but. in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no people no hustle and bustle just perfect if you're looking for some peace and quiet . well now take a giant leap from the baltic sea down to the swiss all our video blogger steve heyman

we're talking about brookdale lodge in walnut creek. one of the last spots james dean visited before dying in a crash. the owner who painted over it during construction found another artist to recreate the same mural. >> i've been working anthony for a while. we screened quite a few artists in the last few months. i was lucky enough to find an artist. >> i met james dean five or six times years ago before i became an artist. i painted my pickup truck and painted james dean on the hood of my truck. >> another mural being planned at the lodge as well. part of the lodge is expected to open before summer. >>> coming up, district wide walk out. the reason why hundreds of students plan to walk out of class in south bay. >> another mountain lion spotted in a peninsula neighborhood days after a mountain lion killed several chickens in the area. where the latest siting was reported. you're watching "today in l.a." sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot

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and republican have lodge opposed -- long opposed, matt gates voted no on spending package he is joiningthank you, charls. >> when you look at bullet points, have to wonder who is control of white house. house of representatives and senate, as chuck schumer said today they got a whole lot of stuff. >> they are uncorking exacorkine in chuck schumer's was o office. the supporter of this legislation will point to increase military spending, but we should not have to bankrupt the country our troops are fighting for to do right by our troops, i got more active duty military than any member of congress in america, it is absurd we hold up military as excuse to not -- >> hold on, i have breaking news like your thoughts. i am pleased to announce , boltn will be our security adviser 4/9 / 18. your thoughts on this. >> had been in rumor mill. >> certainly, hr mcmaster did a great job, and ambassador bolton will carry the baton, he understands this is a world that is dangerous, that true evil does exist and best way to confront is with strong american leadership, that is unequivocal and the rest of

. >> >> >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's u

young whipp ep r whippersnapper of a congressman without much of a record run against henry cabot lodgeho has an ancestry that's much more distinguished? >> it was a brazen move, a move that looked totally quixotic, and nobody gave him much of a shot. >> jack needs all the help he can get. and his mother, ro rose is one his most important assets. >> rose was the expert at campaigning because she'd been campaigning with her father from the time she was a teenager when he had run for mayor of boston. >> rose kennedy was fantastic in front of an audience. she knew exactly what to say, and she knew exactly how to say it. she wasxtremely smart about policsbut she was also very smart about human nature. >> there was an idea to have formal tea parties where rose kennedy and her daughters and jack kennedy would go to a fancy hotel in massachusetts and they would invite all the ladies of the town to dress in their best finery and come to have formal tea with the kennedys. it was really one of the first times that women got involved in politics in a very sustained way. >> jack's sisters and his m

we're talking about the bookdale lodge. final stop that james dean made before dying in that crash in 1955. the mural was painted to honor him. the owner found another artist to recreate that same mural, planning on another dean mural at the lodge. >> that's nice. 5 lone 26. coming up next on "today in the bay," taking stand. south bay students walking out of class. why they are frustrated with the school district and changes they want made. >> plus we're tracking the wet commute for you this morning. a live look outside at san francisco. what you need know before heading out the door this morning. a little rain for the m commute. a live look outside at the richmond-san rafael bridge. >>> right now at 5:30 a little rain for the morning commute. a live look outside at the richmond-san rafael bridge. enough rain to twitter roadways this morning. that clean car washed all over again. good morning i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to head over to vianey arana. as people say this morning ♪ rain drops keep falli

if you vote that still live in must the past and do as i feel make us a police are a little like a lodge with me. a bumper crop of german films the winners will be announced on april the twenty seventh. the german film industry is on the way up internationally as witnessed also by the success of movies like toria and tony urban and t.v. series like dark and babylon berlin german films is the umbrella organization for the promotion of homegrown movies around the world face to face campaigns already presented six german actresses to the world including sandra of tony atman fame. followed six actors including one of my favorites. ronaldo. and tom schilling who starred in this like a movie coffee in berlin is determined to insist on face to face with german films as a new campaign we have developed because we had the feeling that not enough faces were associated with german films abroad. and it's very important that we communicate with the public through personalities and on. the force. in the latest edition of the campaign we meet some of the less well known faces those not usually in front

. >> what these lodging companies du do they hook the would-be buyer with a lower rate and spring theon them. >> we found this las vegas hotel charging a room rate of $26. with a resort fee of $34. this san francisco hotel. add a $20 urban facility fee. and this hotel in arizona, listed its resort fee of $50, underneath taxes. >> what's illegal about it, it misleads consumers as to what the actual price of a hotel room is. >> reporter: even properties with a certain famous name make money off resort fees. we found three trump hotels in florida, and las vegas charge resort fees of $35, $20, and $24. for a potential $66,000 in charges per day. the american hotel and lodging association told us, the hotel industry provide guests full disclosure for mandatory resort fees charged up front. and seltz tays the hotels want provide consumer with the best value grouping amenity fees into one cost, following the ftc's guidance. but in january this year, the ftc found, charging resort fees separately without first disclosing the total hotel price, likely harms consumers. and racine says the ftc w

i ask this body to look again at the lodging tax and tobacco tax. it's not easy to raise revenue. i know when you did it last year it was difficult, and you did it with fees, it was difficult several years ago when we raised the fuel tax. i would say this regarding the lodging tax, with industry support, i believe we can reduce our general fund dollars for tourism and provide more options in areas such as education. regarding a few other matters, the efficiency study i think was a great tool for us to learn from, and i support it. looking at the adequacy of audit and revenue positions makes sense. these are positions that help collect revenue. looking at the balance between management and staff also makes sense. we should consider, carefully consider a merger of the department of family services and the department of health and other areas where improving government efficiency can save dollars. as i have looked through and referenced state of the state speeches of prior governors, i have to take a moment to thank my predecessors, certainly the living former governs, and all those

shot me to a bullet lodged in my neck it's a miracle that i survived. after that i thought now i'm really going to find that and none man tried to kill me and another woman was killed because i stood up for women's rights and all i want is men and women to be equals not only in the eyes of the law but also in society sadly there are still both men and women in the world who are prepared to kill people for others or. in your position having barely escaped with your life many people would say i'm not going to put myself at risk of being attacked again. drove you to keep going anyway was it anger i said. yes certainly. it motivated me you're absolutely right it was anger this is also the mindset now more than ever because what am i fighting for ken for equality for the less placed in those of something quite natural for myself most of all and for my for our children for future generations this is where i draw my energy from from a near death experience i draw my energy by telling myself i was meant to survive and i believe in god a gentle merciful god lord

the american hotel and lodging association told us, the hotel industry provide guests full disclosurendatory resort fees charged up front. and says the hotels want to provide consumer with the best value grouping amenity fees into one cost, following the ftc's guidance. but in january this year, the ftc found, charging resort fees separately without first disclosing the total hotel price, likely harms consumers. and racine says the ftc was working with the states on their investigation. at lest he says, until the trump administration came in. >> the ftc, in a way, has gone dark. and i think to be honest. that has been given some confidence to the hospitality industry. perhaps they're going to be able to wait out, or otherwise -- invade the efforts of the 47 states. because the ftc is no longer, our partner. off. >> you are saying the ftc backed off? >> that's the case. >> reporter: backed off he claims during a crucial time in negotiations with the hotel chains. >> we were heading towards, what i thought would be a pretty fair settlement. >> really? >> yep. >> election hit. and then a

nhs england lodged a formal objection to the planned rollout beyond london.s up with a great, exciting idea they are desperate to see it rolled out everywhere. i would say we need to give people safe, fair and equitable care. if we roll things out too quickly without ensuring that safety and fairness, we run the risk of causing unintended harm. so it is wise and sensible that independent evaluations are now going on of these new technologies so that people can be reassured that they are safe and they are fine for everybody. that they are safe and they are fair for everybody. i think it is wrong. i genuinely think that slowing down what people want isjust not right. i cannot understand why people are hesitant. often it is because they are scared of new technology. they do not know what the consequences are. and that is fine. they need to check that and reassure themselves. there is nothing wrong with that. i have seen three ways companies are working with data to help with monitoring, automation and decreasing waiting times. all areas that could help an overst

making further advances in eastern guta government soldiers reportedly surrounding the only place lodges in town duma that as an strikes continue to pound the last opposition stronghold near the capital damascus thousands of civilians remain trapped we'll be going live to a correspondent for the legislature and meanwhile life is increasingly desperate in tomorrow as government forces tighten their grip we have exclusive images for you from inside the scene syrian town. and more winter sports excitement from joan chang is the winter paralympics get on the why the dazzling opening ceremony so well south and north korean athletes spoke of taking part in the parade the stage is now set for the biggest winter of paralympics ever sing. well come one is christopher spring a good to have you with us reports are coming in that syrian regime forces have made significant advances in eastern guta splitting into two that last major rebel stronghold now the capital damascus they advance comes after a much delayed a delivery to eastern ghouta syrian state t.v. also showing a group of rebel fighters and

of money laundering and there are billions of russian money spent on sort of floating around for lodging around london and a commentator here in one of the big national newspapers wrote to britain has to sort of wean itself off its love for russian money and that is the main problem behind this britain has sort of tolerated this accumulation of russian wealth unexplained welsh wealth and of course of people off sort of dubious backgrounds for so long that now it finds it really hard to sort of crack down on it you know reporting from london and in moscow europe are shocked political analyst thank you so very much. and i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world some of the things that saudi arabia's crown prince muhammad bin saw him on has kicked off a high profile three week tour of the united states first stop washington where he met with president donald trump the american president praised what he called a great friendship with a saudi crown prince who in turn pale ties between washington and riyadh. authorities in texas are investigating the f

left a bullet lodged in a neighbor's t-v. (pam) a big story we are following in the east bay.r-old girl is dead...after a car crash. (steve) authorities say the girl...was not properly secured in a child safety seat. the crash happened around eight yesterday morning.... on southbound kirker pass road at hess road in concord. there...officers leanred that a 2006 dodge suv...driven by a 27-year-old man... overturned and went down an embankment. a five-year-old girl...who was not secured in her safety seat... died at the scene. three other victims... including a six-year-old boy...suffered minor injuries. ma (steve) that crash is now renewing concerns over proper use of car seats, and the importance of following the law when it comes to child restraints. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, chp officers say they often see children improperly buckled up... putting their lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over th

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. ♪ eight-year-old saha is a living miracle shot right here in the camp and the bullet is still lodgedthe back of her necn. >> you can see on her neck. don't want to touch it too hard. it hurts right now as it moves around a little. >> can you remember anything that happened? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> her dad says the bullet is so close to her spine doctors won't risk taking it out. >> does it hurt sometimes? >> when it hurts how does it feel? >> her father says she was hit in a gun battle between al qaeda and locate am fighters. we're told violence like this is common despite all of the children living here. a threat we saw firsthand. a we went through the desert two men came to check us out, identified as al qaeda we were told to leave immediately. when we come back the doctors risking their lives to save others. ♪ beacon of light a midst darkness. to severe crohn's disease. >> she's a beautiful baby. ul baby. me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying oth

. >>> a bullet fragment lodged in the neck after a teacher accidentally fired a gun inside a classroomat teacher was trying to demonstrate when the gun went off. >>> potential heartbreak for 400 families after learning the frozen eggs and embryos may have been damaged in san francisco. what woman claims israel lawsuit against the clinic. >>> the pathway home announced its closing indefinitely, last friday a veteran killed three women who all worked at that nonprofit in yountville. ktvu's tom vacar is there with more.>> reporter: i spoke to larry came are the spokesperson from pathway and he made it clear, he said we have no building our clinical staff is gone and we have no license. that equals that they are gone as well. they hope it lives on in spirit but the chance that it will survive is almost 0. having said that, there is community meeting right here behind us starting in a half an hour. people from the community, very much an informal meeting can come and say what's on their mind because of the shot that all of this has had on this little hamlet in the napa valley, about this ho

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the white house also lodging a new accusation against the kremlin. that russian intelligence tried to hack the u.s. energy grid. in total, the sanctions applied to 19 individuals and 5 companies and government agencies. >> among them, internet research agency, the russian troll farm, that put out divisive political posts on facebook and other sites. some employees also on the list after the administration announced the sanctions and press secretary sarah sanders would not say if the kremlin is a friend or foe. >> is putin a friend or foe of the united states? >> that is something russias that to -- russia has to make that determination. you can see from the actions that we have taken up until this point we will be tough on russia until they decide to change their behavior. >> senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen joining us from moscow this morning. fred, play this out. if the kremlin press secretary were asked that question, what do you think they would answer? >> reporter: quite frankly, they would answer pretty much the same thing.

in a lot of ways, the critics lodged reince priebus keeping trump in line could be lodged to kelly. he's brought some order. we have to give him credit for bringing some order to the office. in the meantime, he's med enemies. that's why aides are coming out, trying to stab him in the back. he's in a difficult position. >> you see the back stabbing going on. it's hard to keep track of it. everybody is stabbing everybody else in the back. what are you hearing about john kelly right now, julie? >> reporter: in the aftermath and the flop of his resignation, the white house's refusal to speak openly until a month later, who knew what when and how this unfolded, there was a point after porter resigned when it was clear to any of us who spent time in the building, that john kelly lost the building. people felt like he was not being forthcoming, he was protecting his own flank and not being honest about what happened, not taking responsibility for what had gone down. that had somewhat faded the last couple weeks. that episode was in the rear-view mirror. for some reason, whatever reason, to

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they were headed back to the lodge when snow fell on them and killed them. the mother and her 7-year-old boy were going through difficult times. >> reporter: flowers arrived at the san francisco home where olga and her son aaron lived. a poster made by children was also left by children at the entrance of the home, it was made out to her husband and their two remaining children. the mother and son were killed shortly after skiing at kirkwood mountain resort. as they reached the condo complex, they skied underneath a roof covered with snowy according to alpine county sheriff's office slid from the roof burying them. they were found a few hours later. >> the classroom is a safe space to talk about grief for our students and we have counselors in place in all of the classrooms that were affected by this tragedy and plan to have support throughout the week as our community processes this. >> reporter: the 50-year-old's mother had been worked at a biotech company in emeryville but left last summer. the ceo of the company told abc7 news she will be missed by all.

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. >> pick ax is an a throwing lodge in the middle of brooklyn.re people can come and play competitive games, learn how to throw. people think that axes and alcohol don't mix well, but actually it's a controlled environment and all of our experts are highly trained and make sure that there's nothing dangerous going on. >> i'm your axpert this evening, you're going to take your dominant hand and grab it about halfway up and get a nice, tight grip. i think people enjoy it because it's not like anything else that's around here. >> one, two, three, four, that's a five points. >> it kind of brings something that's different and i think people are attracted to what's different. >> it's not every day you get to throw an ax. >> it's a great day to throw dinking and ax throwing and competitiveness together. >> our next office bonding event, clearly. >> pick ax may be expanding to the bay area also. >> do they throw it at the target or each other? >> but i'll choose you as a teammate. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time, we'll see you again in ha