(warren beatty) "dear lois... " (woman) mickey! (man) lois!re sending their reports to the secretaries now? give the beard a quiet brushing? (man) the what? who sent you here? (woman) why is his shirt on inside-out? (man) shut up with his shirt. get him outta here! but it, again, was an idea of breaking the story orthodox getting into another kind of narrative form. it's a character study, it's a character study, and it ultimately is a character study, okay? and if you wait for something to be ultimately resolved, it's not that kind of movie. and that's refreshing. it's also extremely frustrating for a mainstream audience. do i hear anybody? (things falling and ringing sound) it was the first of that series the only one of that series, because they didn't want to honor the contract after that. they thought that was too crazy a film. and it probably was. (scary music playing) (narrator) like penn, john frankenheimer alternated between mainstream and more innovative features. in 1966 he directed "seconds." (john frankenheimer) "seconds" was a we

we'll take you live now to nancy pe loi si's briefing. >> the united states, how sad it is a top law enforcement officer in our country misholding and withholding the truth from the congress of the united states. i kept thinking what could be motivating him to disrespect the constitution of the united states, the separation of power, right of congress to know. what possible motivation could he have there for the whole world to see. then i started to connect the dots. we have mitch mcconnell, the grim reaper for any legislation that comes over from the house that will go toe a senate graveyard. calls himself the grimreaper. mitch mcconnell, donald trump, attorney general barr, there is a connection. there is annize logical antigovernan antigovernance, antiscience, antimeeting the needs of the american people. so when he was testifying and being so cavalier about special counsel mueller, the mueller report, and so lis krdisrespect congress, i thought this is about a right-wing ideological hand maiden for the special interest of the company. if you're a young person you care about the c

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we've had this with eric holder, lois learner.0s, there were cabinet officials held in contempt by committee. henry kissinger under president ford was held in contempt and the commerce secretary. didn't go to the full house floor. in those instances, they worked something out. in one instance it was the health education and welfare secretary, a democratic cabinet secretary under president carter. so you had a democratic house. the committee doing that with a democratic cabinet official, this is going to go to the full house unless they get that full report. that is where the timing is a bit of question. we spoke with nancy pelosi, the house speaker earlier today about what she would endorse, about how much time, about how -- what form this would take. we talked about the three forms of contempt. she would take her lead from the judiciary committee. we don't expect it to hang out there long but an effort to apply additional pressure on the administration to provide the full mueller report and maybe negotiation. once you vote in com

the loy were who became famous for attacking president donald trump has a lot of legal problems of his own. michael avenatti is facing charges from fraud to extortion. here is more on that from new york. >> for over 20 years i have represented davids versus goliaths is many courthouses like this. i am now facing the fight of my life against the the trump administration. >> they laid out their cases in two indictments from identity theft to extortion. there was a scheme involving stormy daniels. hay said he took money from the book deal payments and hounds the publisher to reimburse what he had taken. he tried to shake down nike for up to $25 million. >> he wanted it looked into. he could face 69 years in prison but also faces tax fraud and steeling from other clients making for a sentence of 404 years in prison. in new york, jackie heinrich, fox news. >>> robert mueller's allegation it comes out on tuesday. the british tabloid, the guardian, obtained an advanced copy. he claims robert mueller drew up an indictment against trump before deciding to shelf it, but they say these documents

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weapon dissin from the broad cost of loy's. the u.k. foreign secretary during an event meant to celebrate ironically freedom of the press jeremy hunt also gave his views on where people should be getting their news from reports. the u.k.'s foreign secretary jeremy hunt has recently been championing press freedoms and to mark unesco's world press freedom day he's delivered a speech in which he talks about the future event independent media and he mentioned r.t. spoiler alert he wasn't exactly complimentary about the channel's walk. to believe truth is relative to. the kremlin official narrative jeremy hunt went on to cite the poisoning of the script that took place in seoul's brain last year saying that the kremlin came up with forty different versions of what happened and then it's weapons of dissent from asia and presumably that's russian media then went on to broadcast those narratives to the world their weapons or this information for the first difference. independent. using he also announced that in july london will host the world b

but surprisingly mayor lois likes driving right he drives in from the countryside every day he says he doesn't hate cars but he feels they belong on country roads or freeways and not in cities this philosophy has turned punt of adra into a great place for pedestrians. now on a very different note to russia is a key player in the long dirty and devastating war in syria and to make the case for its involvement in the conflict moscow has sent a train around the country carrying exhibits highlighting the heroism of russian soldiers and the threats they face in syria but there's another side to the story and our reporter met with a woman called. who told him about her own loss and the council's he's in a war in a distant land. at ten am the syria train as it's known arrives that concerned station to a welcome with military honors his twenty cars are packed with military equipment patriotism and pride sporting trophies brought back from syria by russia's armed forces. including tanks armored vehicles and even many labs for making chemical weapons they allegedly belong to i asked terrorists b

what he called activists potentially reinforced by individuals coming from abroad could try to spread lois ness and violence. the police had snatch squads in the side streets to catch members of the so-called black bloc of extremists who were infiltrating a march tens of. thousands of protesters joined the march here and tens of thousands more across the country president emanuel macro had hoped he'd got the measure all together this protest this so-called great debates across france and some recent concessions on areas such as the minimum wage but there was no sign of wavering by the protest is on the streets of the capital david al-jazeera paris. and russia more than one hundred people were arrested during may day protests around the country government activists and members of human rights books were among those detained also the arrests happened in st petersburg where several hundred people marched calling for faye election is the full rating for the russian president vladimir putin has fallen to around sixty percent recently on the back of a tax hike and increases in the retirement age

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. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the cbs evening news lois friday, the president and putine two leaders have a long conversation about nuclear weapons, the mueller report, and more. m he actually sort of smiled >>en he said, it started off as a mountain and it ended up being a mouse. but he knew that. because he knew there was no collusion. >> a blockbuster april jobs kport. 263,000 jobs added just last ddnth. >> and the unemployment rate dropped to 3.6%. >> the lowest level since 1969. >> reporter: the mother of otto lrmbier speaking out against the country that held her son captive. >> north korea is a cancer, and if we ignore this cancer it's going to kill all of us. >> glor: as the measles outbreak grows, we'll take a look at who needs booster shots. >> reporter: it's been one year since the eruption of kilaeua ilcano on the big island of hawaii. >> it's tense. it's sad. everyone behind me is gone. >> glor: and "on the road" with steve hartman. some people can't wait to retire. not benny. >> i don't take no breaks. >> reporter: no breaks? >> no breaks. >> glor: good eve

yard in the search for throughout a residential neighborhood and search was right in the area study lois states and the assumption parish neighborhood which are near interstate 5.80. now because of this police activity ben croft middle school was placed on lockdown police have not released the name of the person arrested. story that we're following for you this morning, san francisco mayor london breed is not but asking police chief bill scott to resign. her announcement comes after the police union demanded that the chief resign after he apologized for the raid of a journalist's home. mayor breed says she is not okay with police raids on reporters. she also says that at her chief scott is asking for an independent and to see to take over that jeff and ah chee investigation. so the mayor has expressed concerns about the investigation previously the n double acp and police commission are backing scott a chief scott's apology. well happening today, teachers and union city will have another. >>meeting another round of negotiations with the new haven unified school district to try it in the

not lois lerner or eric holder.he only way we got a vote on holding eric holder in contempt after over 400 days of being in contempt is when speaker boehner found out, oh, we can find a vote, make ait political issue but we won't be allowed to enforce that contempt. that was real contempt. they were clearly hiding documents about fast and furious they still haven't given. but this is unbelievable. as i said in committee, my word, these people in the majority, including our committee chair, these folks have got to know that the contempt that they voted to hold our attorney general in actually is totally inappropriate because in the deal aoffere they offered last , they said look, if you'll go was to court antry to get a court to order, to allow the production of the grand jury material, then we'll drop the contempt. they know it's illegal for the attorney general to release this information. you got to get a court order. and yet still they voted -- you know -- lou: jerry nadler had better hope that the republicans co

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.>>> people who live near lois park in san francisco are so upset about the parts cleanliness and safetyt they are now taking matters into their own hands. they want to create the cities first green benefit district, funded by a tax that residents would pay. the goal would be to provide services in addition to the cities to do something about persistent problems with drug needles, human feces and garbage in the park households within the green would each pay a tax of $100-$250 per year.>> there was an event and it was the head of a much deeper problem in both cleanliness and public safety. they felt that maybe a dvd was a great sustainable way to address these long-term issues.>> opponents say they should not be forced to pay a tax for services the city should be providing. the idea right now is just in the petition phase but if there's enough support the measure would go on the ballot to be voted on by people who live in the neighborhood. >>> the city of east palo alto is offering a space for people that live in their rv to park overnight. the pilot program is just getting underway and

. >>> new at noon, they said nancy pill loy se will be the keynote speaker. speaker pelosi will address 8500 students and about 30,000 guests. the ceremony will be held at ore rack el park on tuesday, may 28th. >> they have a commanding two games and their lead with the rockets. i sent out a tweet 16 hours ago. first quarter not good. >> i was railroad rid. >> he was screaming in pain. >> all warrior fans were holding their breath for awhile. this was the injury game. >> that is right. >> james harden is well so as we can roll this up, because we'll see steph curry trying to poke the ball away. he dislocated the middle finger on his left non-shooting hand. this image shows how bad it was. x-rays negative. had it popped back in, taped up. returned to the game. now is it affecting his shot or will it? he shot 3 of 13 on three pointers. james harden left the game after taking inadvertently shot. >> that is appropriate. >>> he was bleeding from both eyes and -- good sports man ship right there. >> he had a cut above his left eyelids and returned but noticeable pr

attempt from the legal side and how this is played out with the path of the former ag, harriet myers, lois lerner and the others who have been subject to contempt of congress, but nothing ever happens does it? >> this one is striking. reminder viewers, bill barr has only been in office less than three months and lo and behold he now finds himself in the middle of contempt proceeding which is a rather extraordinary development, most of the time it happens, it ends up in litigation and it fizzles out. because the court system obviously takes much longer than any other way to speedily resolve the dispute. but the other striking thing to me about, today during the negotiation which continued on apparently through last evening, the democrats were prepared to offer that is the attorney general of department justice agreed to go to court to seek an order to release the grand jury material, they would drop the contempt proceedings, that tells you all you really need to know. they are not really serious about contempt, contempt was a means of leverage in order to getting access to more of the repor

congressman chip loy of texas block the legislation which had supported republicans and only one vote was needed to defeat the motion because house lawmakers left town before senate negotiators reach a compromise on the bill. house lawmakers are not due back in washington until june 3. >> the san jose international airport is a spending gimpy terminal b is getting six new temporary gates until long-term expansion plans worked out over the next 7-10 years. the airport hit a new record last year with more than 40 million passengers came through good this year they expect 15 million passengers. most of the new temporary gates will open by next month. >> is many people getting up for the holiday weekend, it will be busy at all bay area airports today. the airport said they are expecting to have their busiest day in the airports history. oakland international airport expected to see 163 thousand travelers over the four-day travel. which is about 42,000 passing through coming through today. sfo is one of the busiest airports in the bay area. tsa recommends arriving up to two hours early for

we have played well together and it is migrate pleasure -- my pleasure to represent lois who is representingennis coalition today but more importantly has become my dear friend. [applause.] >> good morning, honorable mayor supervisors and commissioners and all of you. i would like us to reflect how we got here. i don't mean if you took uber. how we got to this historic groundbreaking. i want to start with my own story. i am a woman of a certain age. i grew up long before title ix, and i never had a chance to pursue any sport seriously. when i retired, i really wanted that job that i never had. i wanted to give it my all. this passion led me right here to these courts and to the past six years twice a week sometimes more this is where i am uplifted, where i am trying at last to learn this game correctly. i want to welcome each of you to my joy, to my community, and surrounded by these magnificent trees, my sanctuary. i know many of you feel exactly the same way. it was not quite four years ago that martha invited me to join her. she couldn't be here today. martha. (applause). >> she invited m

>> reporter: well there is a loy of controveurrounding all of this. and it began when police officers approached a group of african-american men outside of a fast food restaurant in white oak. now during the exchange with the men, which was recorded, a white female officer can be heard using the n-word. the incident captured on police body cam and cell phone video. police approaro a g of african-american men outside of the mcdonald's in white oak for trespassing. officers search the men and their belongings and there is a lengthy exchange. at one point a white female officer could be heard using the n-word. we have bleeped out the slur for broadcast. >> so if we have more people bl y'all [ p ] trying something. >> reporter: in the video released by police, one of the men cabe heard using the racial slur. the female our then uses the same word. one of the men being detained calls her a derogatry name and called her racist. the female officer said she is repeating what he said. >> nope, that is a quote. those were your words. >> reporter: news4 spoke to

somebody who gave us record wage growth, and over 3% gdp, europe is at 23% the last two quarters, loisclaims that since 1969, alec, and the list goes on, genius. the ones getting fooled by those in the radical hollywood hate machine that fell for the two year russia hoax, now baldwin has doubled down, smearing attorney general barr, senator lindsey graham asking why "god-fearing americans would think he is worthy of a senate sita." he's going to win in 2020, just in case you are interested. baldwin mocked me once for being a construction worker hack. these b-list actors, so consumed with anti-trump rage, it is a psychosis. they have lost all ability to think rationally, completely disconnected. here with reaction, fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. fox news contributor at dan bongino. deplorable's, geraldo. cling to god, guns, bible, religion, smelly walmart people. construction worker, ten years, restaurant business. >> as a proud resident of flyover country, sean, i can only say, i am at least as urban gritty as alec baldwin, we come from close to each other. he is elit

in more recent times, this court has understood offense to work exact loy the way we are urging here in its decisions, he i think hays is particularly instructive. if you look statistic taught it was even a more difficult lift than this one, between i can par ace phrase it, the cord was interpreting -- >> i'm sorry. we're running a little far afield for me. if we just return to this language. you would have us mean the offense that's charged on the books. can we agree on that much? >> yes, your honor, but if i could qualify that -- >> but -- you can qualify on that in a minute. >> let me make just -- >> no we can't agree on that much? >> i think both of these things do hinge on the jury findings, it's just in the first case the jury findings necessarily incorporate an element that has a use of force, so the jury is finding something in both cases. >> i guess i'm not tracking you at all. as i understand it, we would look at the defense on the books. does the offense have an element of force? all that requires a judge to do is look at a law on the books, a classic of categorical approa

very accomplished loy eed lawy. he knows if you read the back half of the mueller report, bill barr made the determination, but a lot of information about the president in there. embracing witch-hunt is he sending a signal what the president did to disparage them for years, two years. >> it is really extraordinary to have the attorney general make such statements and also statements that are echoing the president. it feeds into the democrats' criticism that he is acting as a president's lawyer and not the lawyer for the united states. i mean, witch-hunts but embracing that he was falsely accused. he did that when he was testifying before congress, as well. an attorney general is supposed to back up an investigation. you know, if there's evidence or suspicions that you would support looking into an investigation and the conclusion was the conclusion. there was, you know, no evidence that a crime of conspiracy existed. but, you know, he's kind of leap frogging that and forgetting that and now backing up the department

the search area was between study lois states an assumption parish neighborhoods which are near interstate 5.80 due to the police activity bancroft middle school was placed on lockdown the lockdown was lifted around 2 30 this afternoon. police did not release the name of the suspect happening tomorrow and east of a teachers union and school district will meet again at the bargaining table. this after the teachers failed to reach a deal with the new haven unified school district over the holiday weekend. but teachers say they are making n originally the district was offering a one percent e teache were asking for 10%. now the cct ators say they're willing 7% and the district is offering 2%. >>his pretty tough to find affordable housing near san jose state but now some believe could be on the way the idea is to get rid of the alfred e l quist a state office building which is just a block away from campus. andrey purpose test site for both student and faculty housing, the 130,000 square foot state building shares part of the paseo de san antonio plaza with a hammer theater, a joint venture be

loy, lay out your solution. >> sure. thank you so much for having us on the show.give a shoutout to the four members on the team. we came up with a bundle situation. there are three main pillars that start with c. cultivating contributions. we're trying to eliminate the payroll tax cap but at the same time, lower the payroll tax rate so that it creates a tax cut for 95% of americans. the second bundle is called the controlling costs. and to do that, we want to go more towards indexes, for example, indexing retirement age and also indexing the cost of living adjustment. our third "c" is around compounding capital which talks about diversifying the social security trust fund to more high yielding assets beyond just treasury bonds. we project the bundle solution when done together will eliminate 159% of social security, 75-year funding shortfall so we can basically fund other programs, as well with this surplus. >> all right. complicated, sophisticate and brilliant. that's the opposite of what the government does. so tell me, gary, why you like there, why this was the

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that fox did some good reporting on fast and furious and the lois lerner incident. otherwise we would have known very little about it. it shows the benefit of our competitive media. rep. panetta: let me give you a story. there was one weekend earlier this year i went home and people were asking me, why weren't you in that hearing with michael cohen? my response was i'm sorry that is all the media was showing but let me show you what i was doing at the exact same time. i am on three committees and i had three hearings at the exact same time. in ways and means, we had ambassador lighthizer talking about trade with china. and the budget committee we were having a hearing on the effects of the 2017 tax bill. in the agriculture committee, we had secretary perdue talking to us about the state of agriculture. you have to realize there are a lot of other things going on in washington, d.c. beside what the mainstream medium -- media is showing. i'm glad you tuned into c-span because you see the other things going on. host: richard in california, democrats line. caller: i wan

trend is the average american trend unemployment levels for all key demographics are way down historic loisgures. everything from consumer sentiment, retail sales, sure, they could be stronger but it's pretty strong. are you surprised, given all of that, that the president's poll numbers aren't better? what's holding you back? >> well, look, we do have a very strong economy. the growth in the first quarter was 3.2%. if you are a democrat, you don't want to talk about the economy. you don't want to talk about how good it's doing. how we are almost in a goldie lock phase where unemployment is low. interest rates are modest. and the inflation is under control in the stock market indexing like the dow and s&p 500 are toying with all-time record highs. president bush, president trump should be getting more credit for that. and i think over time as more people feel the effects of this strong economy he will. i think it's going to be a big advantage. is he going to keep using twitter, remind people as he has done this week how good the economy is. >> neil: be careful. i apologize. breaking news ou

lois learner was held in contempt.othing happened to them. >> other than the fact that -- >> bill: what's this about? >> other than the fact it was a mark on their legacy it made no difference practically speaking. this something different. projecting the image that there is a cover-up under circumstances where there is none. holder got held in contempt for actually withholding documents and misleading congress. here we're talking about a report that barr didn't have to give congress that is 95% unredacted and they are going through this dog and pony show anyhow. >> bill: do you know how many have taken advantage of reading this report in the unredacted form? i've got lindsey graham and doug collins, the republican on this committee. anyone else? >> i have not heard anyone else. i haven't heard many on the democratic side. if you take a historic step like holding the attorney general in contempt you might have wanted to go look at the information yourself. >> bill: doug collins is the ranking member on this committee.

some say it's a-- >> and we're seeing the weaponizing the irs, we saw that with lois lerner, and with those individuals trying to participate in the politics. and i know some will not do so anymore for fear it will bring the wrath of the irs. the law does give the ways and means chairman, the power to demand those documents, if the president resists ultimately it's going to be row solved in the courts. >> i'm going to ask, what are the chances that this is the way these documents come to light? >> i'm sorry? >> what are the chances that this is the way these documents come to light? >> well, i mean, we've already seen a number of the president's past tax returns leaked to press against his will. and if they can do that to him. they can do that to anybody they disagree with. all of the tax returns are subject to politicalization if this precedent is allowed to stand. >> and it's been busy on the democratic side as far as these investigations are concerned. quite a few movements, but democrats would like to hear from mueller. there was an initial date of may 15th they were toying with a

compton and those areas where they are asking legislators to stop with the sanctuary cities -- that guy --loyfout a floyd p getting skilled workers here, but what about the ploy of lumping black people in with people from other countries? that is a ploy to get black people to help other people to bring their own demise. kidschool systems, the from what i understand, a lot of the blackic boys, boys cannot talk to the hispanic girls. it is almost like a curved -- coulter war. all of these things are going on in these predominantly black communities. overrunning a lot of the inner-city areas and no one is looking at the sanctuary cities where predominantly black people live and how they are asking elected officials to do something about the illegal immigration. so, it is a ploy to get black people to help bring people in here by saying they should have some type of brotherhood or sisterhood with people of color. no, we are americans and we need to stand with america and do something about this illegal immigration. that is the other thing. thehear a lot of talk about president's against immigrati

my other point is i'm uncomfortable with all of this respect don mcgahn is getting for not loying p don mcgahn only was in the white house, look into this guy, whole background has always been to get conservative judges on court. >> and he did very well. >> don mcgahn will be more responsible for turning america into gilliad in the handmaid's tale more than anybody else. let's not give him too much credit. >> let's go back to the issue specifically that we've seen that kind of post white house career white washing, whether it's anthony scaramucci. and kyrstin nielsen suggesting in reporting she's pushing for more interest in election interference and white house staff telling her not to do that. we are seeing that again. there's a revarnishing, whitewashing here of don mcgahn. >> it's very easy after the fact to say i was there and tried my best to stand up to this president. end of the day you chose to be part of the white house and all of the policies that came with it. i'm with you, pete, every time i hear the word loyalty, it makes me shutter a bit. it doesn't mean loyalty to the co

and wants to use the power of his office to go back and do some forensic work to see if people were loy a major trend to unilaterally use law enforcement powers and executive powers to target people. >> there was -- james baker, former fbi council, was on rachel maddow. the first question, how are you doing in light of what he's done through. she was asking about how he's budget the subject of the president's tweets. he talked about how earth shattering, how upside down that can make when you you're the subject of the president's targeting. help us understand just the ramificationses when it comes to cultural discourse, to the way we behave when we know we could be targeted by 280 characters. >> it's changed the way people respond. the fact is that because we don't have the type of strong oversight in congress, because we don't have the rule of law respected, because so much of the conventions are being thrown out -- i oftentimes like to think of donald trump as a change-the-rules candidate. the previous candidates were change candidates and trying to change in the conventions. we may n

. >> lois on appointment sent vietnam war and the young people want to live in the city to go to wherellers market in terms of labor. stuart: has anyone told these rich young google's that they have to pay federal tax, estate tax, city tax and none of it . ashley: will find out soon enough and skyhigh rents, what. stuart: tech stocks, can we tech check them? they been hit hard this week and the china tariff story is a fallout and this morning they rebounded not much but they are all. apple, amazon, apple that, all on the upside. any bargains on that list they are? >> not necessarily but some of the names are financially strong and have been around for a long time and i would not worry about them over the long run. when i think of high-technology and worried about are those smaller companies and we have a lot of small software companies that are offering these highly leveraged loans and that is where you will have problems the next time we have a credit crunch. stuart: on that screen, any bargains? >> the lower than the work but i'll put a good word for intel. they have the processors i

so i think it has been fab lois. >> thank you for sharing your experience. that is that it is a very, very generous benefit. but understand that those disabled in the medicare program, taxpayers fund about 60% of the benefit nap is a very, very generous -- we would not be able to proside as generous of assistance to everyone across the board. >> there fsz a hearing this week looking at something called junk insurance plans, first what are they? >> this is really relating to the affordable care act, they made available plans, restoring plans that existed prior to the affordable care tact, they were about half of the cost of the plans you can get through obama care. so that rule was restoring the choice of plans that people previously had. >> sfarns the plans themselves, are you an advocate? an opposer? >> my view is what the affordable care act did at it's core was it said that insurance had to be priced the same. so what we saw happen in the last couple years, was that people started wait waiting to get sick, the only people buying insurance were people that

that fox did some good reporting on fast and furious and the lois lerner incident.therwise we would have known very little about it. it shows the benefit of our competitive media. rep. panetta: let me give you a story. there was one weekend earlier this year i went home and people were asking me, why weren't you in that hearing with michael cohen? my response was i'm sorry that is all the media was showing but let me show you what i was doing at the exact same time. i am on three committees and i had three hearings at the exact same time. in ways and means, we had ambassador lighthizer talking about trade with china. and the budget committee we were having a hearing on the effects of the 2017 tax bill. in the agriculture committee, we had secretary perdue talking to us about the state of agriculture. you have to realize there are a lot of other things going on in washington, d.c. beside what the mainstream medium -- media is showing. i'm glad you tuned into c-span because you see the other things going on. host: richard in california, democrats line. caller: i want

proud of the bipartisan effort that has gone into this resolution and i want to thank representative lois frankel from florida for co-leading this resolution with me, which gives us the opportunity to bring renewed attention to the harm f.g.m. causes innocent girls and highlights the actions needed to eliminate this unspeakable act. as the house considers this resolution, there are over 200 million women and girls alive today that have been affected by f.g.m. this year alone an estimated three million girls are at risk of being mutilated. this despicable practice simply must end. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this effort to condemn and end f.g.m. in the united states and across the globe. there is much more work that must be done to combat f.g.m. and i hope we continue this bipartisan work and with, that mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. omar: mr. speaker, i rise today to speak out against the h