or without that anybody have mr bright yes i would think you'd only be fair to all parties to set this matter down for a trial date my client's been sitting in jail for a year and a half i salute. mr barnett her i know you want to drop the case but he didn't do all of this creature arguments the. first week of february and will set a trial date and he no thank you. interest. as if the state could not delay this case further or more pressure on my client this bill was $3000000.00 i believe cash only that's not a bail that's just code for we're going to keep you here as long as it takes for your trial to pull this tree's probably got a job here when he was probably about $1516.00 and that's when we found out that his that will go on like that's when we got the news that the rest didn't look good in. possibly be a going to be gone for about 30 years and job felt like his father didn't care about him. in the good kid his father committed when he was one. he's always been a great kid always but the rest of my kids never got in trouble. always went to school never gave me a hard time he was

bright. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, for five minutes. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, i rise oday to recognize christine, the south side unit director of the boys and girls breakthrough of central minnesota for her recent induction into the youth intervention hall of fame. this prestigious honor, one that only 86 individuals have received over the last 21 years, is given to members of our community that go above and beyond just working with our nation's youth. since 1997, christina's worked in youth development at the boys and girls club in central minnesota, serving nearly 1,200 k-12 youth. christine assists a range of students working with children living in foster care or with incarcerated parents or those who have experienced abuse, neglect, and severe poverty. thank you, christine, for meeting the needs of the youth in our community and for your service to others in need. congratulations on earning your place in the youth intervention hall of fame.

mr. clean magic eraser sheets. >>> a bright spot to tell you about this morning.er pups have been spotted. a sencentury ago 30 otters in existence. they credit more food availability and mating for the resurgence. >> they're very amusing and endearing creature. they're just tons of fun to watch. it's an unbelievable opportunity to be able to see a species recover the way the sea otters have and to see them in such abundance. >> more than 3,000 now living in the central california coast. >>> now the graphic. there it is. >> it is that time of the week. the moment when we wrap up the show and move from the whip lash of the news cycle. they like that and talk about the best and worst stories we missed this week. joining us as you can see right there john devor, the editor and chief of "humongous." >> john, what is your ugly? >> i'm still recovering from the otter story. let me get into the ugly mode. it's that story in chicago where a pair of people who both used power wheelchairs thought they were buying a $16 ticket from chicago to bloomington, illinois, but were t

mr kim's comments. deeply disappointing report bright joins us live now from so rob from pyongyang's perspective is or are these comments from kim jong un actually signaling or trying to signal to the pentagon and the white house look the door is not completely closed here week we can room find room to maneuver. i think so peter these statements obviously have been long awaited here we knew that there was this end of year deadline for the u.s. to come up with concessions to get things moving again obviously that has passed and so we everyone has been expecting to see what exactly will be the new path that north korea chooses to take so they had but their statements at this special session of the workers party of career which have been carried extensively this new year's day morning on north korean t.v. kim jong un has basically said that this moratorium on longer range weapons testing and possibly even nuclear testing has come to an end and we will see what happens but as you mentioned that the north korean leader did say that just the scope and the depth of this testing of what it gets of the development

they didn't plan for a bright bike light to light up mr. mcdavid laying on his belly.y didn't plan to get caught. no reason to kill. they had $120,000 reasons to kill. >> what would the jury think? first, let's see what you think. hear what weldon and diana had to say when we visited them in jail. >> coming up, a defendant's biggest regret, not what you might think. >> if i could only take back one thing, i would take that back. >> and drama in court. >> when "the night of the new moon" continues. >> when "the night of the new moon" continues. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. ends new year's day. >>> welcome back. was the greg shooting an accident or an attempted cold blooded murder? the prosecution argueded diana lovejoy convinced weldon mcdavid to kill her husband as a way to gain full custody of the cou

mr. trump just created a new iranian deal. he drew a brightine and said to the ayatollah don't you dare cross them. >> absolutely. the president now two months, specifically the last week has changed the geopolitics of the region by telling the iranian regime if you continue our aggression against our forces you know what to expect. and telling the iranian regime we have an eye on what you are doing to your own people. lou: boris johnson for whatever reasons, not paying attention to what is a significant shift in the region and the political, if you will, structure of it. this is not a time where the president wants to increase troops. he wants to withdraw troops. but he's make it clear to iran that their era of sponsorship of terrorism is at an end. >> that's the right path to withdraw our troops. we want to leave iraq, but not to iran. we want to leave the region, but not to the bad guys. the best way to do it, is to have those populations rising in the area to do the change themselves. three tweets half of which were in persian, the preside

mr. trump just created a new iranian deal. he drew a bright't you dare cross them. >> absolutely. lou, the president over the past what -- now two months specifically last week changed geopolitics of the region we know that by forces lines very sicking and no red line by telling the iranian regime that if you continue your aggression against our forces you know what to expect. and also doing something else telling iran regime we haven't is heard on what you're doing to your own people. >> and boris johnson for whatever is reason that i'm sure for the best of intentions. not paying attention to what is a -- a significantship in the region and political if you will structure of it. this is a -- not a time where the president wants to increase troops he wantses to withdraw troops, in fact, but he's making it clear to iran that their era of sponsorship and terrorism is at an end. >> you know lou that's the right path to withdraw our troops because we want to leave iraq but not to iran. we want to leave the regime but not for bad guys but best way

she is is a bright future ahead of her, mr. speaker, and i know her grandparents and you know her mom and dad and they are proud as i am. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, i'm proud to rise today to congratulate arleston's own for winning best regional roots album. they made their low country debut in 2017 and since issued two albums and toured the world desm spite touring the world and going around the u.s. and playing, they have never ever forgotten their hometown of charleston and their low country roots. mr. cunningham: that culture is a vital part of the low country and our history. they have shared the tradition with the entire world and for that we owe them a debt of gratitude. congrats to quinton, kevin, kiana, c

mr. lewis. as a again you inlove for our people, the sense of optimism, desire for a bright future, all of those things come through, not just in your words but in your actions. i want to thank you for that. 40 >> i want to thank all my colleagues that joined us this afternoon. the world is better off because of these men. we have great respect for his service to our state and nation. i have been told that i can't call you johnny on the floor. , i'd say johnny, we love you, thank you for your service to the great state of , and america and the world is a better place because service you have provided to our nation and your fellow man. with that, madam speaker, i yield. >> congress returns for work the first week of january. ears what's ahead. the house is yet to decide on impeachment managers and send the two articles of impeachment over to the senate. eventually, the senate would sit a jury to hear the case against president trump. we also expect the senate to take up the u.s.-mexico canada trade agreement, known as usmca, which the house approved before leaving for the holidays. and congress w

mr prevent any. right signon calling telling me nazi give up i'm not giving up this is just the end of a. currently without a leader 5 still looks more doubt than bright if it does come crashing down the view is it could bring the italian government down with its opening up a way for salvini to seize beijing national elections he's been waiting for since last summer a challenge even ski. paris. boom bust is coming our way in just a few moments time and for all you gave us it's larry king now it's even about in 30 minutes with the latest news about. operations i understand that a cost of doing business is buying and building support in washington d.c. and that includes staffing up with former members of congress put them on your payroll you want to hire a chief of staff from a powerful senator or a committee. member get their chief of staff put them on your payroll as a lobbyist this is what washington does on a bipartisan basis in fact i think it's the only point of true bipartisanship in d.c. is corporate influence over government. this is a story about what happens austria stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family and

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but that will not dim the bright legacy he left in the world of martial arts and in our newark community. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia -- tennessee seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> y'all could hold it down over there, we're trying to conduct business over here. madam speaker, i rise to recognize harley wheeler, an outstanding rugby player from knoxville, tennessee. his granddad, roy, and his grandmother he recently lost, alice, were dear friends of mine. harley has played rugby since he was 14 and is now one of the top players of the united states. harley began his rugby career with the south doyle rugby club while a student at the south doyle high school. mr. burchett: in 2015 he enrolled at life university to compete on its rugby team at the collegiate level. harley's four years on the life university rugby team were incredibly succ

farmers understand that the future is very bright as long as we continue down this path. stuart: mrthe show. i have to put a picture, a certain picture up on the screen. i believe this is you, and you have got a stress ball there. okay, is the next shot -- i believe i've got a picture of you with a stress ball. i can't quite find it at the moment, but i'm pretty sure it is you. >> well, actually what you saw -- and i've got one right here. i think this is what you are talking about. stuart: yes. >> we got them as a gift yesterday in our lunch. i had it in my pocket, and one of the folks that was there wanted to know did you get those there? i said yeah they came as a gift from a senator. we were actually outside of our lunch at the time, and i think some people thought that we had these inside and were playing with them inside the senate chambers. we weren't. but i thought one of my grand kids would like it as a gift. stuart: it was chronically boring, wasn't it? let's be honest here. >> one of my staffers suggested that what this should say we kind of went around and around with a

so, i want to thank the chairwoman for shining a bright light on the issue in today's hearing. mr.morial, you're a veteran of several censuses. what are some of the major challenges that have led to an undercount in black and brown communities in past censuses. >> historically, the undercount has resulted from the failure to count children completely and adequately, number one. the historic undercount of african-american men has contributed to the overall undercount in the african-american community. but let me focus, because i think it's important on the 2020 census, where we are and why we are where we are. we are where we are because there has been historic over the last several years underfunding of the census. that underfunding has led to the cancellation of a number of tests that the census has done. it's meant that delay and late effort to begin hiring the enumerators. it's been delays in doing the testing necessary to ensure this online system works well. we don't want to have another www.healthcare.gov with the census. so those things -- excuse me. >> let me finish. >> go

mr. clean. pecado de la piel número cuarenta y tres. solo dos horas de sueño. nueva neutrogena® bright ser clones. antiguamente tÚ ves clones. veo a mi familia, mis tÍas, es un clon, todos el mismo patrÓn. a la gente le daba miedo salirse de lo que pensaba que era la felicidad. las nuevas generaciones afortunadamente estÁn buscando la felicidad en donde quieran que la encuentren. los jÓvenes los ven y dicen estÁn locos pero es el proceso de encontrar tu felicidad. ver hacia donde estÁn pasos. alan: estÁ hablando de las generaciones anteriores? maity: la felicidad para ti no es la misma lo que es la felicidad para mÍ. el papÁ ganaba $20,000 y el hijo gana $50,000, monetariamente gana mÁs pero el costo de vida era otro. el joven tiene dos carreras, viaja, estudia pero no tiene su casa, todavÍa vive con sus padres y por eso el estudio dice que no podrÁ superar a la generaciÓn y quÉ de malo hay que no la supere? jomari: siempre estÁ hablando de superaciÓn económica. esta persona logran hacer otras cosas que los padres no lo han hecho y lo veo en carne propia. mi madre estudiÓ en la univers

wanted to emulate us because of the respect for the rule of law, that bright light between politics and the rule of law, and that jerk, mr, dershowitz says it's okay. >> but if any senate staffer sitting in their office watching this while their boss is on the floor did what he said, what would happen to them. >> you would be fired. i mean, i remember being very nervous when someone would call me at my office and try to begin talking about campaigns and i would feel the need -- >> because you're on a government phone. >> i want to hang up, go across the street, and by the way, doing radio shows, i would do a radio show from the capitol radio studio, and radio recorders would ask something about a political campaign and i would say on the radio live feed i cannot discuss that, i'm at a government phone. so this is totally up ending what we think is right about america, that you do not use the power of government to advance your political career, much less at the expense of people dying on the battlefield, and with a foreign power. >> what i keep thinking, what dershowitz was saying, there is disinformation. i'm starting t

bright. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. chair. mr. chair, i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from florida, ms. frankel. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for two minutes. ms. frankel: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. scott, my colleagues, for their work on this bill. ben franklin signed the declaration of independence at age 70. grandma moses started painting at age 76. we should never, ever put an age limit on our dreams or the ability to make a living. but here's the thing, mr. speaker, you can be a dedicated employee and having spent decades building a career that you are proud of, taking care of your family, putting your kids through college, saving for your future, and needing and wanting to work and then one day when you're ready, retire with dignity, and then out of nowhere, your life is shattered, your bosses say you are fired. they list their reasons, however you know the truth. you have been let go to make way for a younger employee, and now you are without a sal

mr. williams: on behalf of congressional district 25 in texas, i congratulate the chaps on their victory and i wish them the very best in their bright futures. in god we trust. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> to speak to the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> it was over two years ago that hurricane maria hit the identify lan of puerto rico -- identifyland of puerto rico and our fellow -- island of puerto rico and our fellow americans faced one of the worst natural disasters. now here again we have earthquakes hitting the island since december 28 to this date. i got go this weekend and saw firsthand schools crumbling. folks sitting in tents who need emergency housing. mental health services. yet we still have less than half the money we allocated from hurricane maria down on the island. mr. soto: it's time for the trump administration to bring that money down. in addition, it's time to declare a major disaster declaration. we cannot let thi

because i think he's well qualified, he's bright, takes a thumb and sticks it in the eye of checks and balances. unfortunately, should this body vote to confirm mr. ray, his general approach of nonresponsiveness to the vetting process sets a concerning precedent not just for him, not just for nominees in this agencies but future nominees and oversight efforts to hold the executive branch accountable. mr. president, it has been my privilege to serve on the security, homeland security and governmental affairs committee for 19 years now. we're an oversight committee. we conduct oversight over the whole federal government and not just the government but on matters important to our nation outside of the government. one of our core duties is to ensure that nominees are forthcoming and provide the senate with the information we need to do our jobs. eventually we're going to have an election. who knows who's going to win next time and who will be in the majority here in this body. but we should expect the nominees who appear before the senate under any administration, under any administration are forthcoming and provide us with the relevant information

bright. almost everyone in town knew earl. he ran a radio show that aired at 5:30 every morning dedicated to the latest in illinois agriculture. mr. davis: off the air earl and doris and their family worked hard running their small business in raymond. i knew earl and doris for over 25 years. they are some of the most generous people i have ever met. giving back in every way to their community. not only with their financial contributions, but with their time and talents as well. there is nothing that made them happyier than their hometown of raymond, illinois. except maybe the st. louis cardinals. earl and doris were very well loved by me and by everyone in central illinois. they are missed immensely. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. engel: pursuant to house call up h.r. , i 550, with the senate amendment a motion at i have the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of he bill, designate the senate amendment and report the motion. he clerk: h.r. 550, an act to award a congressional gold medal collectively