mr. neugebauer: it's not as good as the barton amendment but it is -- mr. barton: it's not as good as the barton amendment but it's strangely similar. if flattery is the most sincere form of compliments then i am complimented that you have taken a pages out of our playbook. it is going to make our coming motion to recommit much more difficult to develop. but i can assure you that ajile minds are working as we speak on that motion to recommit. but for purposes of this debate, both mr. lucas and myself do support your amendment and urge its adoption. with that i thank the gentleman from oklahoma and yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. holden: mr. chairman, i reserve the balance of my time. i'm ready to yield back if the gentleman from oklahoma is. mr. lucas: mr. chairman, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. mr. holden: mr. chairman, i'd like to thank the gentleman from north carolina, oklahoma and texas for the support of the manager's amendment, encourage pass and yield

mr. barton: mr.irman, i rise in opposition to the bill before us today. i'm going to ask my colleagues to vote no. we had a similar bill on the floor back in may and in that bill we offered a motion to recommit which passed which struck the lone star program, the the home star loan program -- the home star loan program, excuse me, i'm from texas i think lone star. that's a problem sometimes. this bill, the bill that we struck the loan program from back in may, was a $324 million authorization. this bill has come back to us at a $5 billion authorization. that is a little bit of a puzzlement. if it didn't make sense in may to start a new program for $300 million, it doesn't make sense in september to start the same program except for $5 billion. so if for no other reason we should vote against this bill. the second point i want to make is that the programs in the bill are worthwhile. i know that seems to be a little bit inconsistent with what i just said, but it's not that these are bad programs. the q

mr. barton, each will control 15 minutes. the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, and the gentleman from texas, mr. smith, each will control 2010 minutes. the gentleman from michigan, mr. leven, and the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized but will suspend for one minute. the house will be in order. the gentleman may continue. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of the james zadroga compensation act. on september 11, 2001, al qaeda orkstrate the deadliest terrorist attack in american history, killing almost 3,000 people and wounding thousands more. the attacks created an environmental nightmare as hundreds of tons of every contaminant known to man and woman came into the streets and the can yons of manhattan and brooklyn -- canyons of manhattan and brooklyn and you can see pictures of this in front of us. into this toxic crowd ran

who is one of the most renowned russian animated cartoon makers at this point but in the what the mr barton let's finish the subject of you take makes another that's probably had like says kid about the music that they're called tunes he has all sorts of music but it seems to me that music is always very important to you because i read somewhere that you were listening to music all the times you were working on the plane with that do you always work like that and does music for you personally. you know i had a cartoon i made with bill gates received the poem dorian kohn and it had no music at all but generally music even more than animation so when i'm working on the ugly duckling for example the reason this way the young lee duckling turns into a swan beauty swan the kind of sub swan means it's one like he didn't it was a swan lake. yes i began looking for what he had to offer to fit in with that story i found several themes from the not crack her going to rule and composers have arranged a musical. performance of your sessions he agreed on condition that i don't do stuart tchaikovsky scor

in the spring but in the what the mr barton let's finish the subject of you take nixon methods but i would like says kid about the music schools that they're called susie is all sorts of music so it seems to me that music is always very important to say that i read somewhere that you were listening to music all the times you were working on the window saying do you always work like that and does music for you personally. you know i had a cartoon i made with wire girl he received a poem dorian con had no music at all but generally i like music even more than animation so when i'm working on the ugly duckling for example the reason in this way the young lead duckling turns into a swan beauty swan the kind of sub swan means it's one like he didn't it was a little swan lake. i began looking for what he had to offer to fit in with that story i found several themes from the not crack purchase then emeril and composer so again osteen arranged a musical you know i asked. to perform it was a procession he agreed on condition that i don't do stuart tchaikovsky score so i told you my love take

mr. barton. >> last week, one of china's most -- mr. barton: last week, one of china's dissidents was take onto his house hsm he revealed to the world the massive violence of the one child per family enforcement campaign he remains you should house arrest in his own home, surrounded by surveillance cameras and police. foreign reporters attempting to enter his village has been beaten and driven away and he's in urgent need of medical attention, having been regularly beaten in prison where he lost a great deal of weight. just today radio free asia reporter spoke with chun and his wife over a cell phone. his wife said, he has a sort of haunted look and for the first few days after his release, he couldn't speak at all. think about it. this is a very, very tough and articulate man. yet for the first few days after his release, he couldn't speak at all. such was the brutality of his imprisonment. it is all the more inspiring to read his words, the chinese government may have broken his body but they have absolutely not spoken -- broken his sp

mr. barton, ranking member of the full committee, mr. burgess and all of the minority members. this bill is, if you look it up in the dictionary, the words bipartisan efforts, this bill number would be next to that effort. on july 26, the 20th anniversary of the americans with disabilities act, the house passed by an overwhelming bipartisan margin of 348 to 23 the 21st century communications and video accessibility act that i introduced last year to update the a.d.a. for the digital era. on august 5, the senate passed the companion bill by unanimous consent. and then on september 22, the senate unanimously passed the bill to make technical corrections to its companion bill. we are now taking up both of these bills and will send them after passage to the president to be signed into law. if you are an individual who is blind, deaf or both, navigating an intersection can be a challenge, but navigating the internet can sometimes be even more difficult. and that's because laws to ensure equal treatment for americans with disabilities have focused primarily on things like wheelchair

mr. barton, thank you very much. >> we're glad to be in new york. you can't take the texas out of me, but i'm glad to be in new york! martha: hope you enjoy it. >> thank you. bill: 26 minutes past the hour. >>> a comment about witchcraft, following delaware's senate nominee christine o'donnell, how she explain it is and how sarah palin is getting involved. martha: and get a load of this, folks. it's a half ton alligator. look at how little that woman is. she nabbed that alligator. >> he was enormous! martha: she joins us live in "america's newsroom". we're going to ask her how she did that. bill: it is 9:30 in new york on a monday. we're awaiting a news conference out of herriman, utah, a fast moving wildfire forcing hundreds of folks out of their homes, firefighters saving two homes so far that have burned -- they've saved several homes so far but two have burned to the ground. >>> the man contradicted for the lockerbie bomber is well enough to get out of bed, he lost his daughter. scotland released megrahi after he was sick with prostate cancer. >

mr. barton, for their support and commitment in getting this bill to the floor. i urge my colleagues to support the bill. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. whitfield: i thank mr. murphy. all of us recognize the importance of community health centers. they are spreading throughout the country and provide primary health care for the american people. and at this time, one of the real leaders in this area, mr. murphy of pennsylvania, i would like to yield five minutes to him. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for five minutes. mr. murphy: thank you. community health centers provide high quality and low cost. they're more than just a doctor's office. a child can see a pediatrician, an adult can see an internist, you can go there if you're getting a cold instead of running up an emergency room bill. the doctors are under one room and coordinate your care working as a team in a one-stop wellness center. the costs for p