ended the match with this total clearance of 133 to book a quarter—final meeting with countryman mark williams are we getting on with the badminton? up up to 80 now, pretty impressive so far. let's see how we get on, can it be three figures? kamilla rytterjuhl and christinna pedersen went on to win the match and their first all england title. if they had gone forjust a bit longer they might have broken the world record but still pretty impressive. that's all from sportsday. you can watch that clip if you like on this board website. we'll have more throughout the evening. let's get more on the breaking news that in the past half hour it's been confirmed that an raf engineer died when a red arrows hawkjet crashed at raf valley in north wales this afternoon. the jet‘s pilot survived the crash. the commander of raf valley gave this statement a short time ago. the royal air force can confirm the death of an engineer from the red arrows in a tragic accident today. the engineer's family have been informed and are fast for 2h hour cured of grace before further details are released. the pilot of the ai

mark williams is into the semifinals of the players championship snooker, beating ryan day 6—3 in llandudnoll play anthony mcgill or shaun murphy in the last war. —— four. judd trump but his place in the semifinals, winning his match 6—1, taking just over two hours to win and he will now face ronnie o'sullivan in the semifinal. widnes have beaten salford for the first time in the super league since 2015, winning 24—16. salford led for much of the game but a couple of late tries for the home side proved crucial, widnes vikings into third in the table, and now salford have not won away from home in ten months. british cyclist adam yates has suffered a fractured pelvis in yesterday's stage of the tour of catalonia after a heavy fall in the final kilometre and his team say they will assess him after ten days of co m plete they will assess him after ten days of complete rest. valverde has regained the overall lead after winning the fourth stage of the race. hugh won after a sprint finish following a trek through the mountain stash he won. and now to f1, the defending champion lewis hamilton has

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mark williams is set to reach the semifinals in the players championship needing just 2—mac morphemese o' sullivan in the semifinal. that's all the sport for now, much more to come and on the bbc sport website. much more from gareth southgate and has held a press co nfe re nce from gareth southgate and has held a press conference in amsterdam, and if you want more from me is coming up if you want more from me is coming up in an hour's time. thank you. the founder of facebook, mark zuckerberg, has apologised after data from 50 million users was exploited by the british company cambridge analytica. speaking publicly for the first time since allegations surfaced that data was misused during the us presidential election, he acknowledged there has been a major breach of trust. from washington, chris buckler reports. facebook contains a world of personal information. more than two billion users have entrusted it with details including their age, whether they are in a relationship, and, perhaps crucially, their political leanings. cambridge analytica, and potentially other firms, are accused

be used at the summer's world cup what could possibly go wrong the arts perhaps this tweet from mark williams that attempts to answer that question no more marathon or so on his moments he ses now for more on this earlier we spoke to the associated press is global football writer rob harris one thing he highlighted is a v.f.r. is also being used to help make football safer for players take a listen to us in sochi this week in russia for out welcome meetings and while there is going to be an addition of an extension of replaced which is in will be able to have a second doctor in the if units and stands and they will be able to sort of assess injuries particularly head impact injuries and check for concussion and relate their diagnosis to the doctor who could be on the pitch actually tending to the player and this is all intended to actually outplay welfare it just shows out the first time the very same technology after many years of resisting it on the sat yesterday actually that that is to suit the vast at the world cup but i think at the heart of all of it is ensuring the referees and offici

mark dwight. >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz cartagena. >> here. commissioner irene yee riley. >> here. commissioner miriam zouzounis. >> here. >> next item, new agenda items. discussion item. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make comments on anything not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item 3, approval of legacy item. the applicant is kabuki springs and spa. >> thank you, commissioner. like superman each time. good afternoon, president adams, commissioners. office of small business staff, richard corillo. sfgovtv, i have a powerpoint presentation. the application before you today is for your consideration for the business to be included on the legacy business registry. the application was reviewed by me for completion, then submitted to planning department staff on february 7th for their review. historic preservation commission heard the application on march 7th and made a positive recommendation to the small business commission. for the applicant, the commission has been provided a staff report, a draft resolutio

. >>> this is a really special day for tennis legend serene if a williams. she marksong awaited return to the tour today. >> good morning. inspiration for all of us, really, after 14 months away, serena williams will serve it up today at the indian wells tournament. she hasn't played in a tournament since january of last year when she won the australian open on seven weeks pregnant. >> today, serena williams is back in full swing. revealing on instagram this thursday i will start playing tennis again professionally for the first time since giving birth to my daughter. the tennis superstar noting her return coincides with international women's day. my comeback could not have come on a better day, she says. >> that's mommy's. >> six months ago, williams gave birth to a daughter, olympia. but as she wrote in an editorial, she experienced near death xlik complications. it g it began with a pulmonary embolism. this sparked a slew of complications that i am happy to have survived. among them, her c sectioning wound opening and a hematoma in her abdomen. afterwards, williams

next, mark williams takes on the inform ryan dave. that‘s your sports hour.ing on the site was won by one exploded including the new turbine whole but today it was the turn of the 200 metre high chimney. whole but today it was the turn of the 200 metre high chimneym whole but today it was the turn of the 200 metre high chimney. it was supposed to happen earlier this month, what happened? what happened was we had that bout of extreme winter weather a few weeks ago the plans were shelved. but today it was all systems go. on the site, former workers gathered for the demolition, an event they described as emotional. some facts and figures for you. the plant produce energy for you. the plant produce energy for 42 years. the tower, 200 metres high, contained 24,000 tonnes of concrete and 1.5 million bricks. it was all gone, all of that material, the entire tower gone, reduced to rubble, injust the entire tower gone, reduced to rubble, in just a the entire tower gone, reduced to rubble, injust a matter of the entire tower gone, reduced to rubble, in just a matter of

. >> maria: we hear that the ceo, mark zuckerberg, william, is turning down a request to testify before parliament. he's sending two direct reports instead as the senate je as he o testify on capitol hill. do you think he'll blow-off the jew dasjudiciary committee as w? >> i tend doub to doubt it. his advisors will be telling him once the pressure starts to build up in the legislature, there could come a point in which you get a sweeping remake of privacy regulation in the u.s. and you'll certainly get more pressure on the federal trade commission to intervene more deeply and if you don't find some way to relieve that pressure to allay some of those concerns, the response could be that you'll get a fundamental rewriting of privacy legislation, a change in the regulatory framework, and as you've suggested, this title til wave has built up overseas. in europe, in germany, the discontent is broad-based. if you don't take measures to diffuse that, you end up with a bigger problem. >> maria: you can't add arrogance on top of what we've already seen by just blowing off the request to go testi

william attended a parade and ceremony. kate was all smiles as she presented the soldiers with sham rocks to mark the holiday. f hound got some of the greenery for his collar. what's st. patty's day without a toast. william enjoyed a beer while the expect taint mom stayed with water. live time has released a scene of harry's proposal to meghan from their upping movie. >> tell me something real. >> i don't need my life to be this perfect royal picture. i just need you. >> parisa fitz-henley plays the actress as murray frazier is the british prince. >> i think there's a desperate need for us to see examples of world's coming together. people are hungry from that. this is a sweet example. ♪ >> coming up -- >> it's bananas. >> 20 years after their first season what you never knew about the women and grace cast. >> i can absolutely picture it. >> who nearly failed their audition and which star turned down their role twice. >> then -- ♪ forget your troubles >> who's the oscar winner playing judy garland and who's the leading lady making life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> we have an exclusive look of t

fox news national correspondent william has the reporter. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg finally speakingting mistake and vowing to correct them. we have a responsibility to protect your data and if we don't we don't expect to serve you. i deeply regret we didn't do. facebook has been pummelled in the market and hammered in the face. facebook needs to come talk to congress. >> reporter: how to balance the privacy with a business model that exploits personal data. >> people will stop use it and it will devolve. >> reporter: a british app developer had access to the user. >> 270000 people took a survey and 50 million were activated. >> reporter: facebook did not know they said it was for sale and survey answers were sold to cam bridge analytica funded by steve bannon and alexander knicks who ran the company until he was suspended after an under cover tv report showed him bragging about hookers. >> we need to audit whether the personal information was acquired by cam bridge analytica. >> and trump campaign paid cam bridge 20 billion. but officials say they used rnc data and not facebook data

this video is now airing online.thirty years ago patricia williams was a single mom with two young girls when she made her marke restaurant business.patricia williams: "the guy just told me 'bring your husband in and then we can think about loaning you the money for the franchise.' i said, 'no i'm not going to do that.'"william kept asking and found another bank willing to give her that loan.patricia williams: "i was set on changing everyone's minds."now - thirty years later she owns 18 mcdonalds.her two grown daughters run them with her. daughter: "it's about making sure we display excellence and do the work everyday."patricia williams says she was first inspired by her mom - who worked as a maid in the segregated south and wanted more for her family. daughter: "she comes from such humble roots and she's built an empire."now her daughters say william's true legacy will be in the opportunities she's given to so many others. patricia williams: "starting with me as a teenager!"and the unwavering strength she shows everyone... every day. nat sot: "i've always known that she was amazing." (grant) that was kara fin

vonnie: thanks to allison williams, bloomberg intelligence senior analyst joining us from princeton. markok at some of the business stories in the news right now. talks with dell about a reverse merger. it would be a terrible -- arguing it would be a terrible idea for the company and shareholders. re.hael dell controls vmwa he's trying to bring all the pieces of his empire under one publicly traded roof. shares of the largest bank in the middle east jumped today. almosting plans to double its foreign overshift limits -- ownership limits. plans to list shares on the -- the week of april the second according to people familiar with the matter. the online music company will deviate from decades of common practice by not issuing any new shares in the ipo. existing spotify stockholders will offer their shares to investors. the bloomberg business flash. coming up on the european close, following stocks. 35 minutes away from the end of the monday session. we are rising for the european gauge. the stoxx 600, best run since october 3 after the biggest weekly gain since mid-february. dax up, ftse d

main event in the series celebrating the life and legacy of william f buckley junior, the founder of the modern conservative movement. today marks 10 years since bill passed away. it is an opportunity for us to look back nostalgically and remember the important lessons he offered and how he founded and nurtured the conservative movement. we want all of our events to be inspirational and not just historical. william f buckley junior had a special ability to bring together a range of viewpoints, unite a broad coalition of those who believe that free society best nurtures the individual and the culture at large. while it is inevitably true that the number of those that knew him personally will dwindle, it is our honor, our duty to expand the circle of those who are touched by his spirit and influenced by the principles he championed. we are thrilled to see such a large turnout today. from our 1955 society members, members of the family, as well as from many groups founded or influenced by bill, young americans for freedom, the intercollegiate studies institute, the heritage foundation, the manhattan institute, and cato institute. t

williams. thank you for being here tonight. markin history, up until about 1950, this question was routinely included on these census. why would it be wrong, illegal, potentially unconstitutional to include it now. >> it's a ridiculous charge by the california attorney general. it was not illegal. it was asked for 130 years. it was asked as part of the long form which is the question that goes out to about one sixth of census people. it was asked until obama took it off in 2010 and it's still asked as part of the annual survey the census bureau does. why are democrats so upset about this? the answer is to two things money and power. they are afraid, illegal immigrants if they are asked this question will not participate in the survey and that will reduce their population numbers because illegal immigrants are concentrated in 20 metropolitan areas that are predominantly democratic. why would they be upset about that is because the census numbers are used to apportion money, the $675 billion that goes out in federal funds to these cit

william la jeunesse has more. >> the latest is that mark zuckerberg has been mia on this situation. spoke to say it's a problem because facebook's entire business model, their market value, is built on commercially exploiting user's personal data, 200 million in the u.s., often without their knowledge. >> first thing that has to happen, facebook needs to talk to congress. they need to answer the questions. after we get the information, we should see what is appropriate for the future and the individual going forward. >> so even if zuckerberg does speak tomorrow, we expect he will get called to capitol hill. and facebook could have avoided this if they said their information would be used or sold and you would get bombarded with political ads. that's why the ftc is asking if facebook violate add concert degree that asked to obtain users affirmative consent. >> dana: users are concerned about their privacy on facebook. what do you recommend? >> it's an issue of trust. we understand you'll get pet food ads and logging on what else is happening. when you download a new app, you give per

mark zuckerberg said says company is guilty of what he calls a breach of trust by allowing information about users to end up with a political consulting firm. and he's promising to make changes. national correspondent williama jeunesse has the latest tonight from los angeles. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg today finally speaking out. admitting mistakes in failing to correct them. in a statement saying, "we have a responsibility protect your data. if we can't, then we don't deserve to serve you." sheryl sandberg adding, "we know this was a major violation of people's trust and i deeply regret we didn't do enough to deal with that." for days, facebook has been humbled in the markets, hamilton and the press, and in washington's cross hairs. >> facebook needs to come and talk to congress. >> facebook's challenge, how to balance user privacy within the business model that exploits their personal data for profit. >> people don't trust that they are safe. they are stuck using it in their entire business model. >> facebook's undoing began years ago when he gave a british app developer access to the data. >> 270,000 surveys, 50 million people were impacted on the date it was access is. >> facebook claims he did no

william. the lunch that crown prince mohammed bin salman had with the queen is a mark ofjust how highly the government's not a head of state and four years ago almost no—one had heard of him. not everyone in britain though welcomes this visit. a small, but noisy demonstration outside downing street, protesting saudi arabia's air strikes on yemen and its poor human rights record. britain is a major supplier of arms to saudi arabia, contracts are worth billions of pounds and employ thousands of britons. in neighbouring yemen, saudi—led air strikes on houthi rebels are blamed for the majority of civilian casualties. in parliament today a question over whether saudi arabia is a suitable ally. there has been a sharp increase in the arrest and detention of dissidents, torture of prisoners is common, human rights defenders routinely sentenced to lengthy prison terms. but the government places huge value on saudi co—operation in counter terrorism. the link we have with saudi arabia is historic it, it is a an important one and it has saved the lives of potentially hundreds of people in this country. crown prin

international women's day and to mark the occasion this year, in the build up, here on sportsday, we're celebrating inspirational sports women. who more inspirational than serena williamsntly wondered how she'd continue her career after returning to tennis following the birth of herfirst child. the 23—times grand slam champion will feature at indian wells in california later this week. yeah, it's been hard. there's been so many days, even still, that i'm like, how am i going to keep going, you know? and it's been really, really difficult. but i keep going, and i know that i might not be at my best yet, but i'm getting there. and every day is a new day, and every day, i should be getting better. and so as long as i'm moving forward — even if it's at a turtle's pace — i'm ok with that. six months is an incredibly short period of time. do you feel that you are ready? i'm ready or else i would not be here, i would not be playing. if i'm not ready now i will never be ready. i still feel i'm going to get better every day. and in two months i will be way better than now but you have to start somewhere. i do not want to keep sitting on the sidelines thinking about it and not d

william. the lunch that crown prince mohammed bin salman had with the queen is a mark ofjust how highly the governmentnd four years ago almost no—one had heard of him. not eve ryo ne no—one had heard of him. not everyone in britain though welcomes this visit. a small, but noisy demonstration outside downing street, protesting saudi arabia's air strikes on yemen and its poor human rights record. britain is a major supplier of arms to saudi arabia, contracts are worth billions of pounds and employ thousands of britons. in neighbouring yemen, saudi led air strikes on houthi rebels are blamed for the majority of civilian casualties. in parliament today a question over whether saudi arabia is a suitable ally. there has been a sharp increase in the arrest and detention of dissidents, torture of prisoners is common, human rights defenders routinely sentenced to lengthy prison terms. but the government places huge value on saudi co—operation in counter terrorism. the link we have with saudi arabia is historic it, it hes a an important one and it has saved the lives of potentially hundreds of people in this co

william la jeunesse, fox fox fox news. cheryl: breaking news right now on facebook. mark zuckerberg is offering two direct reports to appear before the u.k. parliament. mr. zuckerberg will not testify himself. this is just breaking over murderous right now. the chief product officer is going to testify. lauren: at mr. zuckerberg has been invited as well as the head that ceos of twitter and google to testify before the senate judiciary hearing the u.s. april 10th. maybe he'll go to bat. shares of facebook down over 13% this month. they are hired by 1% in premarket trading today. cheryl: well, there is more fallout for a tech company. that is over after the fatal crash we told you about last week. the self driving program has been suspended in arizona. lauren: tracee carrasco without another headlines making news. >> doug ducey who once welcomed cooper's self driving technology in 2016 told cooper that he ordered the state's department of transportation to suspend the capability to test a car after the fatal crash of a self driving uber when it stopped on train struck a ped

william lajeunesse with our report. >> we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data. reporter: that statement by markerg carries new meaning. >> facebook told its users it had security in place when it didn't. reporter: the company repeatedly violated getting permission from its users before sharing with third party apps. this weekend zuckerberg apologized in a full-page ad. but polls show many users * lost trust. this isn't personal policy. it's about public policy, consumer harm. reporter: today's senate judiciary chairman scheduled a hearing for the 10th. any inquiry there involve cambridge analytica. the latest controversy for facebook, at gaitions it had logs of phone calls of users using without signing up. lou: the chief narcissist is still the chief narcissist. still the chief narcissist. we'll tell you how he but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪we've got to giv

. >>> mark farrell is backing a police union measure whether they decide whether to arm officers with tasers. it puts him at odds with police chief william scott. scott believes that it should be the police commission that decides this issue. but mayor farrell tells abc 7 news, the process has taken too long. both the mayor and chief scott support arming officers with tasers. abc 7 news has reached out to the police commission president for comment, but we have not yet heard back. >>> florists at the san francisco flower mart fear that their businesses could be jeopardized. there's a plan to develop a state-of-the-art whole shale fou we are market at the soma site. vendors would have to move for the time being. pier 19, 23 have been chosen. >> our staff has visited it. we think that there's going to be a lot of in and out egress/ingress issues with major trucks up and down the pier that already has a ton of congestion and a lot of tourists, workers and residents. >> we've done a traffic analysis that the traffic is actually lower than the traffic at the current site. >> supervisor kim supports another site and construction could begin wi

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mark zuckerberg has to say. dara swisher will join brian on "the 11th hour with brian williams" which starts now.l, just yesterday president trump tossed off the fact that he >>> white house advisor have not been instructed to prepare for any such meeting. further, they say there were no plans to mention anything of the sort. quote, trump's briefing materials for the putin call did not include any reference to a meeting. tonight the president is defending that congratulatory phone call to putin and the white housis

william lajeunesse with our report. >> we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data. reporter: that statement by marks it had security in place when it didn't. reporter: the company repeatedly violated getting permission from its users before sharing with third party apps. this weekend zuckerberg apologized in a full-page ad. but polls show many users * lost trust. this isn't personal policy. it's about public policy, consumer harm. reporter: today's senate judiciary chairman scheduled a hearing for the 10th. any inquiry there involve cambridge analytica. the latest controversy for facebook, at gaitions it had logs of phone calls of users using without signing up. lou: the chief narcissist is still the chief narcissist. we'll tell you how he i never thought i'd say this, but i found bladder leak underwear that's actually pretty. always discreet boutique. hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel. so i feel protected... ...and pretty. always discreet boutique. lou: going to washington doesn't help one's ability to estimate crowd sizes. organizers claim 850,000 demonstrat

williams' rusty. >> what a way to mark international women's day. >> a working mom there. >>> let's go to rob, and getore on the storm coming. >> reporter: hey, george. a lot of folks in the northeast saw one of the mildest februarys on record. we're paying for it in march. i want to show you two solutions, two computer models that we use to highlight what we think is going to happen with the storm. both say sunday severe storms across the south. heavy rain. both take it to the mid atlantic coast. sunday night into monday with snow on the backside through virginia, but this gives us a full blown nor'easter monday late into tuesday. another model that's reliable is the european model, completely shoves it out to sea. we don't have a lot of confidence in the forecast. but the potential for a nor'easter is on the docket come this end of this weeblg end. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist mike nicco from abc 7 mornings. fog lifts to a partly sunny and mild afternoon. my accuweather highlight for this weekend, rain is trending south but a soaking next week. 70s in san jose, mid to upper 60s elsewhere and

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william. >> brangham: you're welcome. >> woodruff: and now, to the analysisields and parker. that's syndicated columnist markelds, and "washington post" columnist kathleen parker. david brooks is away this week. welcome to both of you. happy friday, mark. two bold strokes by t president this week. let's start with the one we led the program with tonight. north korea surprised, i think, a lot of people by saying he will meet as long as north korea meets certainditions. was this the right move? >> we are find out if it was th rive, judy. it was a bold move. make no mistake about it. it disarmed his critics who accused him of being bellcose language, and was risking the brink of war, almost, and especially gratuitouslyli ling the north korean leadership. >> woodruff: little rocket man. >> little rocket man. then miraculously, north korea said i'm willinto negotiate and consider the possibility of removing my nuclear capability, which i think nobody above the i.q. ofraoom temure believes, but, at the same time, rea problem with north ko the past has not been their willingness to meet or negotiate or agree, it's

mark zuckerberg has to say. dara swisher will join brian on "the 11th hour with brian williams" which starts now. >>> tonight, thet on defense. the white house blaming leakers for a damaging story. while a former cia director is warning putin may have something personal on donald trump. >>> plus "the washington post" reporting tonight trump's suggestion of a meeting with putin came as a, you guessed it, surprise to his white house staff. just like his congratulations to putin on winning a sham election. >>> mark zuckerberg owns up to mistakes and seems to realize congress is going to want to hear from him next. cara swisher is fresh from her interview with the founder of facebook as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 426, this was, of the trump administration, and there is new reporting tonight about our president and vladimir putin. as you may recall, just yester

william, thank you. authorities in texas are learning more tonight about the thinking of the man who built a series of package bombs that terrorized the austin area for weeks. mark anthony conditt left behind a 25-minute cell phone video. here is correspondent casey steegle. >> it's the outcry of a very challenged young man. >> casey: and now investigators in austin have the challenge of analyzing the confession of a killer as they pour over mark conditt's words and determine why the college drop out became a deadly serial bomber. >> he does not at all mention anything about terrorism, nor does he mention anything about hate. >> casey: but in that 25-minute confession recorded on his phone, the 23-year-old conditt described in detail the explosives he made at his home. >> the suspect described the six bombs he constructed with a level of specificity that he identified the differences among those six bombs. we have told you all along that they all had similarities, which they did as far as specific componen components, but there were also differences between them. >> casey: while conditt didn't explain how or why he chose his targets, but the man described as soc

women's trouble germ that was venezuela's ulema rock us whose mark of fourteen point six three meters was enough to take the gold medal kimberly williamsof japan i mean jamaica was second with spain's and pelletier author. francis kevin meyer is the heptathlon gold medal winner the frenchman finished ahead of canada's damien warner and myself of estonia to take first place and new zealand's thomas welsh took the shot put title four men he's more than twenty two point three one metres enough to finish ahead of germany's david store and thomas stanek of the czech republic. tennis now and roberto about is the same the second a.t.p. title of the season this after winning the dubai tennis championships on saturday the spaniard began the season by claiming the a.b.'s the classic title and now managed a comfortable straight sets win over new car we are all from east to take this one as well six three six three was the school show you. just two weeks ago marcel her show won a gold medal in the giant slalom at the pyong chan winter games now the austrian skier has picked up where he left off as he returned to world cup action in slovenia on sat

william to stand by him as best man on his big day. we're told the groom to be has several close friends since childhood who all could serve as ushers. among them markis like a second father to harry and acted as his mentor after diana's passing. >> but the royal wedding would not be complete without this man, marcus anderson who has been a close friend of the couple since their early courtship. we're told he could have a significant role in the ceremony. perhaps doing a reading. >> meghan's final season on "suits" premiers tonight. i'm so excited. i've been watching since the very beginning. >> coming up. >> i'll telling y'all it's banana pants. >> chrissy metz on her long road to fame. >> the movies and tv roles she was denied until finding "this is us" fame. >> and -- >> i didn't think i was going to come back to network tv >> oscar nominated stars in a food fight. ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. ♪ >> we're totally not bigoted because we already came to terms with the fact that you were gay. >> i'm not gay. >>

mark k. weber, colorado springs, colorado. master sergeant william r. posh, india atlantic, florida. staff sergeant carl p. ennis, tallahassee, florida. i request the house now observe a moment of silence in memory of these seven dedicated, selfless, and courageous airmen. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, five-minute voting will continue. the question is on adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the combries have it. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vofmente -- vote. a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speake