mckinley of west virginia. the chair: pursuant to the order of the house of february 18, 2011, the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley, and a member opposed each will control three minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mckinley: thank you, mr. chairman. we all should be concerned about the recent actions by the e.p.a. and how it continues to destroy jobs by exceeding its statutory authority as envisioned by congress. in west virginia, our state's economy is highly dependent on the coal and natural gas industries. on january 13, 2011, the e.p.a. took an unprecedented action by retroactively revoking a lawfully issued 4-year-old permit for the spruce number one surface mine in logan county, west virginia. this permit had been issued by the secretary of the army under the clean water act and was approved by the corps of engineers in january 2007. for nearly a decade, the core of engineers worked with the e.p.a. to rigorously review the spruce mine project before it was approved

when you hear in it in mckinley's own words, but the striking thing is that he was probably absolutely right in this sense that the best thing for the philippines, the best thing for the philippines was exactly what happened. because if the philippines had been given back to spain, spain couldn't hold them. what would've happened is that another imperial power would have taken the philippines. and as a colonial power goes, the united states is a pretty, pretty responsible colonial power. the likely country would have been one or two. either germany or japan. and the record of the colonies of those countries is not something anybody wanted to repeat. in fact, to carry the story farther, the united states decided to give the philippines its independence in the 1930s. at which point the lives of the philippines and wait a minute, not so fast. we kind of like it here. no, we had enough. you guys are on your own. anyway, next question. >> you describe the era from the end of the civil war through 1932 s. basically the air of republicans dominant. but focusing on the middle of this period, 1

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this is west mckinley avenue in sunnyvale, 1962. this is eight millimeter film sent to us by one of our viewers. the owner was so surprised by the rare snowfall, no cell phone cameras back then. the accumulation was onlyes abo three inches, but enough to make snow men and enough to make a movie out of it. you can e-mail your photos to weatherpix. we'll post those online, maybe show on the air. >>> and new tonight at 5:00 as we move on to other news of this day now, the pasrents of jeanin harms have some things to say about a new twist in the case. investigators are now processing items in the house of the chief suspect. mary ann was the only reporter to talk with her parents. how are they reacting to this new information? >> surprisingly, they are not shocked at learned women's clothing, shoes and hair were found in his home because they say they've been convinced all along he was reasonabsponsible their daughter's disappearance. he is now dead. they're hoping this new evidence will help them find their daughter's remains. >> she wa

there is a connection with president mckinley. there is a portrait of a grant. read the book and you realize, several pieces of furniture were used by grant. that is really my favorite painting. instructing his generals and admiral -- this was his instructions to make sure his great dream of the united states prevail after the civil war. >> i consider its to be a source of strength to us. anything which dramatizes the great story of the united states is worthy couple the closest attention and respect by the americans who live here and visit here. that is why i am glad that jackie is making the efforts she is making. i know other first ladies have done its. i know that those who come after us will continue to try. " the wonderful thing about what the kennedys did have nothing to do with individual pieces of furniture. it is a concept, the whole idea of the historic house. a young person could go in and see the red room and get an impression of that period of american history. that was her idea entirely. >> it is one of three original documentaries from c-span. ge

since the bus goes right by the house, if it can't stop at mckinley -- i see there is a place for it to pull over there -- it can certainly stop at one of the muni bus stops in our neighborhood. maybe it would help me get my employment back, because i have to work as well. thank you for your time. >> you might leave your name here with susan. i will tell you -- it is only going to get worse in the future. i would be lying to europe by did not say that. one of our discussions in terms of budget cuts is a reduction of bus services in the school district. but we would like for you to give -- if it is something that we can do easily, we will see what we can do. >> thank you. >> i have two more speakers. jeff kaminski and warren foster. they are not there. item k is advisory committee reports. are there any appointments by the board? seeing none, item l -- no special orders of business. item m is discussion of other educational issues. superintendent? >> i would like to call on matt martin, general manager. come on up. >> then you all for coming this evening to talk about -- i think you a

. >> here we are looking down west mckinley in california. >> we'll look back at some of the storms thaty area. >> there is a one place snow accumulated. there is the top of mount hamilton there. is still possibility of snow. >> take a look at this video of a funnel cloud spotted this afternoon in sacramento county. abc 7's sandhya patel is here now with a look for us. >> let me show you where it's snowing now. we've been seeing some snow across highway 101. willis getting snow now this, is where cold air is and there is some snow around clear lake county area. a winter weather advisory is in effect for east bay hills, and santa cruz mountains until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. there is a possibility we may see snow showers, there is a freeze warning for the delta. it's in effect from 1:00 to 8:00 a.m. temperatures plunging down to low 30s and there are patches of ice expected. make sure you protect your plants, pets and ice. and we're talking temperatures dropping lower. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast. >> there has been severe weather in the

and it came out at the new york newspapers on the day that mckinley was shot. so this was clearly a very terrible coincidentally, and he spent another stint in jail. winston churchill. winston churchill had his family and the united states. his mother was jennie jerome. he spent the day in court and he watched the case that howe and hummel are involved in. more consequentially, winston churchill's cousin was william travis or jerome. a new york city prosecutor for many years and also the man that eventually took down abraham hummel and force the dissolution of howe and hummel. and finally, benjamin cardozo, a great supreme court jurists. he was an infant -- he was born in the 1870s, but his father, i thought this was fascinating, he has a reputation. his father albert was a hack. howe and hummel first came to great public notice in the early 1870s when it was revealed that they had essentially bought at least 300 writs of habeas corpus from albert cardozo. cardozo was part of a group of four judges that were notorious for their corruption in new york, and affec

watching a treaty being signed and then very desk. -- behind the desk is a portrait of president mckinleyniture were used by ulysses grant and the picture is called the peacemaker. in late march of 1865, instructing generals and admirals to have peace with the south. these were his instructions to make sure that his great dream of the united states prevailed after the civil war. >> i consider our history to be a source of strength to us here in the white house and to what american people. anything which dramatizes the great story of the united states is worthy of the closest attention and respect by americans who live here, visit here, and are part of the citizenry. that is why i am glad that jackie is making the effort that she is making. i know other first ladies have done it and those to come after us will continue to try to make this the center of the, in a sense, american historical life. >> there was a concept, the idea of the historic house that a young person could go in and see the red room and get an impression. that time in american history in which it was placed. "the white ho

this is west mckinley avenue in sun sunnyveil on january 21, 1962. this was shot on an old brownie camera, and the the owner was so surprised by the rare snowfall he had to take these pictures on indoor film. remember that? the accumulation was only about three inches but enough no make snowmen and have snowball fights. send us your weather pictures and video at nbcbayarea.com. >>> they have endured more than any parent should have to. first the disappearance of their only daughter and their son tries to avenge their sister's death by trying to kill the man expected and then he kills himself. potential new evidence was found and clues to where jeanine might be. >> women's clothing and shoes were found inside the home, and now testing begins to see if there's a link between these items and harms, but her parents say they doubt this new finding will give them the answers they're searching for. maurice is the prime suspect in the disappearance of harms nearly 10 years ago. he lived here in this home on east heading street in san jose before he was shot

in the example i always tell people his president mckinley at the beginning of the philippine war saying we had to go to the philippines to christianize our little brown brothers who had been christianize for a couple hundred years. so i ask, could you reflect on the nature of the rationalization of war indies dialogues about morality? thinking especially about the indian wars that went on and how those were not wars against a foreign enemy per se, but they still was something that people justified as necessary. >> yeah, certainly an interesting think about the indian war is all the confusion about what to make of the indians, that the europeans experienced when they first got here. because for a time they thought that they were the children of god. they might be lost 10 tribes, they might be the noble savage. and it was only when they didn't do what they were told to get off the land and so forth that new englanders decided they were the children of the devil. but in a chapter the book would talk about able indies, there's a section about basic attitudes of the dialogue -- diabolical en

picked the czar, policemen, six or seven heads of state get bumped off by anarchist's including mckinley in buffalo, new york. but what was different about emile is that he took these bourgeois taking a drink before bed and he said bible to them because they are who they are. the theater in barcelona at exactly the same time people dropped bombs down one to three ordinary people and blow them up, too, so that is what is important about the origins of terrorism because they are not shooting people with benches or officials or shooting heads of state or in the case of the spouse of joseph, the emperor of hungary who couldn't stand the husband's ducks or was killed in vengeance for emile henry in the summer of 1894. he just went off to kill the way the quote on quote terrorists did in thune job in the 1920's or the very famous scene everybody remembers in the battle of algiers where you followed the woman and have a great deal of sympathy for her cause, at least i did, the algerian cause. and then you see the people for going to be blown up by the bomb and it is a horrifying scene. and with

it is said even william mckinley had to get out a map to see where the philippines were. do any of you remember where you were when you heard of the invasion of grenada in 1983, and the newscasters had to figure out where in the world it is. well, this was very much the reaction of americans to the news that commodore dewey had won the first battle of the war with spain. because everybody was looking toward cuba and then, what? the philippines? way over there. so, yes, the basic american attitude toward east asia from 1895, the first -- 1894 and '5, the first war when the japanese take on china and win, this is kind of a surprise to people because japan's small, china's really big. ah, japan is a country we need to pay attention to. not that we're going to do anything about it, exactly. at least nothing more than very briefly in 1898 and 1899 the u.s. state department issued a statement of america's hope that the imperial powers not carve up china. to the exclusion of the united states. and then roosevelt's decision to try to mediate an end to the russo-japanese war befor

coffinwilliam mckinley's had rested. this surge of energy.ren got into the act. >> some of the stories after the roosevelts, it was more extravagant. it was certainly not going to happen again. they were extremely conscious of propriety in that sense. the father did not allow it. >> if you want to ask yourself, to whom does the modern zero the most, it was the roosevelts. this is a home, not the office building and was responsible for the west wing. >> the white house is over 100 years old. upstairs, edith roosevelt dr. oz this map showing how crowded things are with the family in the offices -- and the offices still sharing space. the needs of the large family colliding with the growing responses of the -- responsibilities of the presidency. they are converted into family bedrooms on the stand and it will stay that way. when looking for a space to put the president, he had his own ideas. looked at the conservatory is where the west wing is located. "smash the glass houses." saying, i am not that kind of president. the glass houses disappeare

mckinley on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 217 printed in the congressional record offered by mr. mckinley of west virginia. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute te. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. house of representatives will the house -- end the rules and pass any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commcial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 239, the nays 183, the amendment is agreed to. the unfinished business is a request for a recorded vote on amendment 545 printed in the congressional record offered by the gentleman from kansa mr. pompeo, in which further proceedings were postponed and

there is a connection with president mckinley. there is a portrait of a grant. read the book and you realize, several pieces of furniture were used by grant. the picture is called "the peacemaker." that is really my favorite painting. instructing his generals and admiral -- this was his instructions to make sure his great dream of the united states prevail after the civil war. >> i consider its to be a source of strength to us. anything which dramatizes the great story of the united states is worthy couple the closest attention and respect by the americans who live here and visit here. that is why i am glad that jackie is making the efforts she is making. i know other first ladies have done its. i know that those who come after us will continue to try. make this the center of the american historical life. " the wonderful thing about what the kennedys did have nothing to do with individual pieces of furniture. it is a concept, the whole idea of the historic house. a young person could go in and see the red room and get an impression of that period of american his

i do not see anyone in congress that represents the william mckinley policies. we are watching. am talking about doctors against pharmaceuticals and law- enforcement against prohibition. the supreme court failed us as well. thank you. host: md., charles, republican line, go ahead. caller: part of the biggest problem that we have is that congress is not able to differentiate between social issues and economic issues. host: tell us what you think the differences are and why it affects the polarization of congress. host: -- caller: the energy policy, two years ago we had $5 per gallon gasoline and it is headed that way again. offshore drilling, nuclear, natural gas. victims pushing for natural gas. when gas went down to $30 per barrel two years ago, it went off the table. everyone was talking about wind, solar, and other things. as 1% of our energy needs, fuel for the next 25 to 30 years. congress needs to focus on the solutions and have the bills written before they are voted on. all that they are doing is voting on a concept and bureaucrats write down over the next year or so. no

section 1120, the provisions of title 2 of the mckinley homeless assistance act shall continue in effect. title 2, agricultural rural development, food and drug administration and related agencies, section 1201, the level for agricultural programs, office of the secretary shall be $5,61,000 000, 00. section 1203, the level for agricultural programs executive operations, office of the chief economist shall be $10,032,0000. executive operations, national appeals division shall be $14, 711,000. the level for agricultural programs and executive operations, office of the budget and program analyst shall be $9 million,0512,000,000. office of advocacy and outreach shall be zero dollars. section 1207 for agricultural programs office of the chief information officer shall be $17 million. section 1208, the level for agricultural programs office of the chief final officer. section 1209, the level for agricultural programs office of civil rights shall be $21. section 1210, the level for agricultural programs, agricultural buildings and facilities and rental payments shall be $259,751,on 000. the cha

states secret service began providing protective services following the assassination of president mckinley in 1901. the services protection responsibilities have since expanded to include the first family, the vice president, former presidents, heads of state, and others. the service also provides protection at special events of national significance. to address this vital responsibility, the secret service must anticipate, recognize, and assess threat situations and initiate strategies to eliminate and reduce threats for security vulnerabilities. a key component to the services protection mission is securing the buildings and grounds where those protected work or visit. from the white house to a hotel ballroom, the secret service must provide a secure environment for the president and other protectees. h.r. 347 ensures that the secret service has the ability to secure all necessary areas surrounding restricted buildings and grounds that house or leaders, their families, and foreign heads of state. this bill clarifies section 1752 of title 18 which sets penalties for knowingly entering or