maloney: mr. chairman, our economy is recovering from the depths of the great recession, but for too many americans are left behind and this budget kicks them even further back with draconian cuts. we were sent here to create jobs, not eliminate them. and according to the congressional budget office, the ryan austerity plan would slow our economy and cost us jobs over the next three years. mr. chairman, the republican budget would make life harder for the vulnerable americans from cradle to grave. it represents a choice to be less except tiff and less compassionate. voting for this budget is voting to slow our recovery, lower our hopes and dim our dreams. it's not a budget. it's a retreat and americans deserve better. i urge my colleagues to vote no on this draconian republican budget. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: i would be glad if my colleague and the gentlelady if you would like to make your concluding remarks or have you done so? mrs. malon

we will talk with the ceo matt maloney. ♪ >> grubhub is public.nline food delivery service completed its ipo last night. this morning, shares are up almost 50%. the company raised $192 million, now valued at $3 billion. there was already plenty of excitement going into the offering, the shares priced above the targeted range at $26 apiece. we welcome the ceo, matt maloney from the floor of the new york stock exchange. whenever a stock spikes like this, it makes everyone who bought it feel good, but you have to ask yourself, how did so much money left on the table? do you have an answer? days are sorading volatile. i think we did a good job of pricing the round as well as allocation. i am very happy with the outcome and i hope that it will settle into a very nice price. >> so you think it should trade below the high point? when it traded at 40, you thought it was too high? >> no, we did a good job of pricing it and it will settle next week. >> if you are comfortable pricing at 26 and broke at 40, why do you feel comfortable that 26 was the right pr

anne kronberg was there and head of the mayor's office on criminal justice, and her name was eileen maloney. she was terrific. assistant police chief by the name of frank reid tried to dissuade me from taking the job. "don't take it and two weeks later if something happens they will blame you" but i like to take on jobs. well, he kind of felt sorry for me, and i had no vehicles, nothing, no employees. the door bell rang and there is a police officer outside and the chief sent these keys. you have a unmarked police car until you get a vehicle. well, i paid them back. three weeks later i was driving down venice and left on to broadway and the radio went on and strong arm robbery in pacific heights and woman assaulted and bag stolen and identified the car and two individuals and proceeding north on lawenna. gee, i am going in that direction. i have a naval aif eightor's eye and incredible eye sight and wouldn't you know it there is the vehicle coming straight towards me and the traffic was slow and could reach out and touch and i made a u turn and i got on the roo. the director of radio servic

we are going to talk to ceo matthew maloney in the next hour.asdaq five nine, a provider of cloud software for contact centers also celebrating its ipo today. you raise a really interesting question about the marketing of all of this. because you can't blame companies for wanting to market. >> no. >> if that's their going public strategy. on the other hand, if they are having to be loud because it is so crowded, that's a different -- that's a different story. >> i think that there's a mixture of companies that are selling times revenues and selling times earnings. i think -- i accept -- i accept a little more fervor for grubhub because it sells times earnings. but my problem is the fervor itself. because fervor is not a great thing. you want a little more subdued. ims, i hope that deal goes a dollar, maybe two dollars not more than that. that would be good. >> it probably will. it's an important and a big deal, but as you say, it won't likely be met with enormous amounts of fervor or on the other side, you know, not likely to break syndicate. th

maloney, the author of the original legislation. mrs. maloney: thank you.the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for four minutes. mrs. maloney: thank you. i thank all of my colleagues on this important bipartisan legislation. there is no more important thing a government can do than protect its citizens from violent crime. and today's re-authorization of the debbie smith act until 2019 does just that. it will protect women. it will save lives, and the debbie smith act has been called the most important anti-rape legislation ever to have passed this congress. during sexual assault awareness month, april, we are presented with the grim statistics that every two minutes someone is sexually assaulted in our country. this bill was first introduced in 2001 after hearing steve horn and i organized on the use of d.n.a. to convict and exonerate, and since first signed into law in 2004, debbie smith act funds have provided state and local governments with the tools to eliminate the backlog that exists around this country. it's estimated t

mark maloney is alive and well it's a magnet for reach and powerful collectors art lovers of all hues and celebrities from the worlds of show biz and sport. it's not only about buying and selling. this is nice too and it's not just a commercial art. there is also a place where people exchange ideas about art find out new information and make a renewed contacts in a case of museum curators for example paul and slashed. the these works are not for sale they're part of a special exhibition featuring private archive of cars parked in age the museum director has been one of the main supporters of uncle art since the seventies but beneath the tomatoes and it has always been one of the main driving forces behind modern art and someone who supports artists. one you see that by the many personal messages we receive it by the need of two thousand and one chef. this piece is likely to catch any visitor's eye. belgian artist and phosphorus content code in the care of pieces of presidential beatles for two hundred and forty thousand europe's march by more established artists can command even highe

maloney, for her bipartisan and commonsense work on this important issue as well. today we have the opportunity correct in a strong, bipartisan way, an egregious example of regulatory overreach. for no reason that has been coherently stated by anyone, the banking regulators responsible for regulating the volcker rule have included provisions in it, in their final rule that will literally crip they will market for collateralized loan obligations, c.l.o.'s. at a stroke of the pen, the banking regulators will wreak havoc on one of the largest and most important sources of financing for literally hundreds of growing companies across the country. if the c.l.o. provision goes forward as manned, there will be a heavy place to -- price to pay in failed companies and lost job. why is the government doing this? did c.l.o.'s do anything to cause the financial crisis? d noh they did it -- they did not. are they a mepnass to our financial system? no, again. is the small portions of securities included in some c.l.o. structures a national crisis that requires such a heavy hand b

maloney: mr. speaker, i ask as much time as i may consume. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for as much time as she may consume. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, unfortunately the budget offered by our republican colleagues is not by any stretch of the imagination the solution to our problems. it is the problem because this is not a budget. it is a retreat. it's a retreat from the high ideals, noble goals and bold dreams that have made this country so great. s the authoring columnist, nicholas christophe, pointed out, a new ranking of livability in 132 countries shows that the united states has fallen to 16th. fallen. but apparently our republican friends think that's a little too high. we now rank 24th in inequality in the attainment of education. but the republican budget would cut pell grants that help low-income students afford college. we rank 29th in life expectency and 24th in nutrition and basic medical care. and the ryan budget would cut funding for food stamps and medicaid and raise the

matt maloney. probably not worth $1 billion but a significant chunk of cash. julie is the single mother battling cancer called a liar by senator harry reid after sharing her obamacare store with the world. listen to this. >> there are plenty of worse stories being told, all of them are untrue but they are being told all over america. stuart: getting even worse. she is getting hate mail. one letter says and i quote directly you should be ashamed of yourself. i hope cancer kills you soon. a special report, bret baier with us. harry reid called her a liar i believe on special report last night you said that is not true, clearly she is not a liar. give us the story. >> all these fact checkers harry reid was relying on and gave his floor speech about, look at her premiums and her cats, spending caps in our health insurance, her old insurance she was kicked off of while discounting hurt story, the problem is the and the fleet news had a blog that looked specifically at all of her charges and many of the drugs and services she needs have or will need in the future ar

new maloney is basically flat. >> john fowler reporting there. state water officials say they expect to do their last snow pack survey tomorrow. water trackers say they don't expect the recent snow or rain and have an impact on the water resources website. it's at 21 percent of normal. state-wide, that figure at is 29 percent. >>> today is the deadline to enroll for health insurance. but many people who waited until the last minute are having problems. at times during the day the covered california website overloaded from high traffic. they said the website was working fine and urged people to keep trying. some people also told us they had trouble reaching an agent on the phone. >> i started 10:00 o'clock in the morning and went through 10:00 o'clock at night and kept getting a recording saying call back later. so i just kept hitting redial. >> we tried logging on this afternoon and although it was working slowly, it did appear to be working. they say if you encounter technical problems, you can complete the application by april 15th and aa void

maloney: mr. speaker, -- mr. maloney: mr. speaker, president franklin delano roosevelt once said, all my life i dreamed of going back to my home on the hudson river. it was the center of the world. he was referring to his habit late at night of remembering being a child before he was stricken with polio, before he was president, before he was burdened with the awesome responsibility of his office during a time of war. because being a child on the hudson river meant sledding down the hill behind hyde park and feeling totally free and he as a president, to forget the burdens of his office and to remember the miracle and dream of his youth. those of us who are blessed to represent the hudson valley understand that the hudson valley writes its beauty on our personalities and on our very ouls, it inscribes us with its timeless beauty and as it flows on endlessly by, we're reminded of the fleeting nature of our service and of our very lives. , such as p of artists frederick edwin church, somehow by hiking and sketching and xperienc

we're joined by carolyn maloney who is pushing for the cdc to conduct firearm research.nd mark rosenberg, as the former director of the national center for injury prevention, he lead the cdc's gun violence research in the 1990s. thank you both for being with us. after newtown, congressman kingston was quite vocal about the fact that he felt more research needs to be done on gun violence, and now he has completely changed his tune. what do you say to him? >> what is so threatening about doing research? we research everything as -- as researchers can point out. alone are we with gun safety research in that they are initiatives to prohibit it. i would say no area should be so -- so -- so walled off that we can't research and find cures and solutions. i thought after sandy hook that there would be a lot of progun safety, but research, we need it in order to build a case, and the amount of gun violence in our boerld is staggering. 33,000 people a year die from gun violence, 32 people aday die from gun violence. and in 2012, 91 children died from gun violence. why not research

her brother teddy maloney who worked at the world trade center never came home. >> i think that i feelthat they can't keep us down and these kinds of events, these terrorist acts that keep happening, you know, we need to rise above them. >> reporter: this year running the boston marathon will still be a feat for the elite but also a job for runners with unfinished business and an opportunity for anyone who saw the devastation and wants to help heal the heart break. >> this being my first marathon, i'm really thinking i'm overwhelmed at times but then i say i have to practice what i preach. so i'm healing myself. >> reporter: she is a clinical social worker at massachusetts general hospital and a first time marathoner. she is busy training but also, coaching other athletes for the mental hurdles they could face this year at every mile. >> ptsd doesn't come up until probably three to six months after an event. and many times if people don't work on what the issue is, then they may reexperience it. so not being at the course, not training again on the course and then all of that might bec

maloney says americans spend $70 billion on takeout and only 3% of that happens online.er increasing as more people go online to order takeout. grub hub shares priced at $26 but close the day at $34 on who was a pretty tough tape for the overall markets. >> thanks very much. we want to get a little more on grub hub and if it deserves the valuation that's approaching $3 billion. joining me now, larry glaser, managing partner at mayflower advisers. larry, great to see you. so let's just start with grub hub specifically. are you surprised at the performance? do you think it's warranted? >> i'm not surprised. you know, let's be honest, this is a food delivery company trading at 15 times revenue was a $2 billion to $3 billion market cap. with a vaulths like that, you would expect they would be curing cancer or something of greater than simply finding a better way to deliver a pizza but that's what you have here and that's what you have when you have what's becoming a frothy ipo market. >> isn't it american food delivery like the place you'd want to be? that soames eems like i

maloney, or their designees. the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan, and the gentleman from maryland, mr. van hollen, will each control 90 minutes of debate on the congressional budget. he committee will be in order. the chair will ask members to take their conversations off the floor. n the minority side. nd on the majority side. the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. ryan: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for as much time as he may consume. mr. ryan: mr. chairman, i am here to introduce and to rise in support of h.con.res 96 for the fiscal year 2015 -- excuse me. this is the fourth year we've done this. this being bringing a budget to the floor, about a toll the budget and to pay down the debt. this is exactly what our economy needs today. we ask congressional budget office to look at this kind of deficit reduction. what would it do? it's very clear it would promote economic growth. in 2024, economic output would be 1.8% higher than it otherwise would be. what does that me

the justice for victims of trafficking act that i sponsor aid long with carolyn maloney of new york was passed and supports and protects victims of the horrible crime. it pun ush -- punishes the sex trafficker and punishes the buyer, the child rapist. it helps rescue child victims and treats them as victims rather than child prostitutes. no life deserves to be stolen and served for $12. children should not be for sell anywhere, at any time, for any reason. that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. griffin of arkansas for the balance of the week, mr. harper of mississippi for today, mr. nunnelee of mississippi for today, and mr. richmond of louisiana on april 0 through may 1. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. a lot going on

maloney votes no. mr. tierney. mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper votes no. cartwright votes no. ms. kelly? mr. davis? mr. welsh votes no. ms. grisham? ms. grisham votes no. -- lex does anyone else seek to be recorded? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. i asked airman, number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] kathleen sebelius -- >> kathleen sebelius has handed in her resignation. secretary sebelius is on capitol hill thursday looking about the latest health insurance enrollment numbers. here is part of what she said. >> our department mission is to help our fellow americans secure the opportunity to live happier, healthier lives, and reach their fullest potential. -- ministration on community all of us benefit from work on mental health and substance abuse treatment, and from the .ffor

maloney votes no. ms. norton. mr. tierney. mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper votes no. mr. connolly votes no. mr. cartwright votes no. ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly? mr. davis? mr. welch votes no. s. grisham votes no. ou are not recorded. >> does anyone else seek to be reported? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the report is ordered to the house. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. >> mr. chairman, i asked a number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. >> today on c-span, the freedom summit from manchester, new hampshire. including appearances by senators rand paul and ted cruz, mike huckabee and donald trump. we'll have live conversation all day so you can join in the conversation on facebook and twitter. it begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> i think what we need is something akin to the grace commission during the reagan administration or the brack commission, the base realignment and closing commission during

maloney votes no. mr. tierney. mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper votes no. cartwright votes no. ms. kelly? mr. davis? mr. welsh votes no. ms. grisham? ms. grisham votes no. -- lex does anyone else seek to be recorded? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. i asked airman, number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. george w. bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states 271 votes. al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows the whole number of the electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538 of which a majority is 270. dick cheney of state of wyoming has received for vice president of the united states 271 votes. joe lieberman of the state of connecticut has received 266 votes. this announcement of the state of the

maloney: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise in honor of a holocaust remember remembrance day to pay respect to over 10 million people, including six million jews who were systematically murdered by the nazis. we learn how ordinary men and women can turn a blind eye to massive suffering and death. this january i traveled to poland to observe the 69th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp. we were joined by representatives, parliamentarians from 60 different countries, over half of the knesset from israel, and many, many survivors. the memory of the holocaust is seared forever into the consciousness of a generation of people who survived it. through their stories, the lessons of that dark time, serve as a warning to future generations. in the words of elie weasel, human suffering anywhere concerns men and women everywhere. t is with that sentiment i vow never to forget and never again. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from

michael maloney is the head of the women's mental health treatment. >> we're dealing with a group ofn't get no health services that are effective in the community so many of them drift down to the point that they get arrested. >> with 300 to 450 women receiving mental health treatment in the jail every day, officials must rely on group therapy programs to help the inmates learn how to deal with their problems when they leave jail. >> explain that to me. >> to stay off drugs if you're young and you're basically trying to be somebody in life, leave those drugs alone because if you are on drugs, you can't cope. >> it sounds like all of you guys here are really seeing the impact of how drugs have influenced where you are today. >> we have no coping skills. >> yeah right. >> that's why i, in order to start over i turned myself in so i can end it all. i'm ready to quit, get away from it all. it gets old. >> inmate dina marie benz says jail provided the opportunity to come clean of the 15 years of drug addiction that threatened her and her three children. >> my 17-year-old understands. she

ceo matthew maloney ringing the opening bell there. >>> we begin this hour, however, in the southernian ocean where the search for malaysian airlines flight 370 has moved under water. it's a critical piece of equipment that has finally joined the hunt this morning. the australian ship known as the ocean shield on board the u.s. navy ocean pinger which is battling the clock to find the plane's black boxes. the batteries for the pingers are expected to fade starting tomorrow. a total of 14 planes, 9 ships are now skowering the search area today. that totals some 84,000 square miles, by the way, roughly the size of idaho. the specific region, 1,000 miles off the western australian coast. for four weeks the families of the missing passengers have held vigils. they've also held on to hope desperate for any signs that their loved ones are still alive. cnn's pauline chiou have set down with some. >> mau is an early water color artist. in march he went to malaysia to exhibit his landscape paintings. his daughter and wife never spoke to him during that week-long trip because the international

her brother, teddy maloney, who worked at the world trade center, never came home. >> i think that ican't keep us down, and these kind of events, these terrorist acts that keep happening, you know, we need to rise above them. >> reporter: this year, running the boston marathon will still be a feat for the elite, but also a job for runners with unfinished business and an opportunity for anyone who saw the devastation and wants to help heal the heartbreak. >> this being my first marathon, i'm really thinking i'm overwhelmed at times, but then i say i have to practice what i preach so i'm hearing myself. >> narrator: joanne pomodoro is a clinical social worker at mass general hospital and a first time runner. >> ptsd doesn't come up until probably three to six months after an event and many times if people don't work on what the issue is, then they may reexperience it, so not being at the course, not training again on the course, and then all of that might become a flooding experience, with too many emotions. >> reporter: putting one foot in front of the other, duvall has spent years le

policies equally divided and controlled by representative brady of texas and representative carolyn maloney of new york or their respective designees. after general debate the concurrent resolution shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. the concurrent resolution shall be considered as read. no amendment shall be in order except those printed in the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution. each amendment may be offered only in the order printed in the report, may be offered only by a member designated in the report, shall be considered as read, and shall be debatable for the time specified in the report equally divided and controlled by the proponent and an opponent. all points of order against such amendments are waived except that the adoption of an amendment in the nature of a substitute shall constitute the conclusion of consideration of the concurrent resolution for amendment. after the could be clue -- conclusion of the consideration of the concurrent resolution for amendment and a final period of general debate which shall not exceed 10 min

. >> first happy birthday to actor chris maloney. he is 53 years old today.d we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: all of great britain, all in one place book on expedia before april 30th and save up to thirty percent. >>> if you still haven't enrolled you might have to pay a penalty called the individual shared responsibility payment which is 1% of your salary. then america says good thing i don't haveç a job. >> funny but sad. >> jimmy fallon getting to the heart of things right there. >> let's talk a