mr. lee: yes. that was a private conversation between the two of us. [inaudible] mr. first of all, my focus : here is to support ted cruz. i am not here to trash talk other candidates, including the one you mentioned. i will say that is a candidate about whom i have many questions. i'm still waiting to hear a lot of things i don't know about what motivates donald trump about what informs his policy positions, about what his policy positions actually are down a whole host of issues, and i don't have answers to most of those questions. >> marco rubio has the lions share of endorsements out of the senate. mr. lee: the overwhelming majority of republican senators have not endorsed anyone. i expect that will change and i expect i will be the first of many republican senators who will endorse ted cruz. i am confident more are on the way. i welcome others to join me. >> what took you so long -- walk us through the evolution, and senator cruz has said donald trump is unfit to be the nominee and unfit to be president? do you agree with that and why? mr. lee: again, i was lookin

mr. lees considered one of the game's modern players and went into this five-game series supremely confident. but he did not win a single match against the alfa go program. even it's creators were surprised. >> we are a he a bit stunned and speechless. alga go women in from the bottom of the board, but mr. lee made some amazing tactics to create a really huge code fight. >> go is an ancient chinese game for two players who take terms placing black and white stones on a grid. players win-win surrounding al . >> you can find much more on all our top stories on the website. there is the address. www.aljazeera.com. >> i'm russell beard in barbados meeting the islanders who are buiding a green ecomomy.

mr. lee put up a big fight, and mr. ee found some really amazing tactics to play in the territory and create a really huge fight. >> go is an ancient chinese game for two players by putting black and white stones on a 19 x 19 grid. sounds simple. but a go player has a choice of 200 moves compared to 20 moves in chess. and memory is important, and makes conquering go the programming everest. it allows t is allowed to crunch data after every move. the champion tried to put a brave face on it with the reassuring words for the rest of the human race. >> alfa go exhibited some weaknesses so i doubt whether it has the skills that can deliver a wider message to humans. i think lee is the one who lost today, not humanity. >> but with the final two games of the series still to be played, alfa go will only get better and cleverer. paul brennan, al jazeera. >> let's talk more about alfa go with technology journalist adrian mars who joins us in studio. this event has been described by anyone involved in it with some surprise, the gr

mr. mcdermott. ms. lee. mr. pocan. mr. pocan, aye. ms. dingall aye, mr. lieu aye, mr. norcross. aye, mr. norcross aye. mr. molten, mr. molten aye. mr. garret. mr. garret. no. mr. cole. mr. mooney. mr. grothman. mr. grothman, no. mr. chairman. mr. chairman, no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman on the vote 12-20. >> the ayes being 12, no's 20 amendment is not adopted. we will not address amendment 16. number 16. the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment 16, offered by mr. pascrow relating to social security. >> you're recognized for three minutes. >> i'm introducing the amendment that urges congress to pass legislation to increase the solvency and benefits provided by social security. in addition to being one of the most popular government programs, social security is one of the most successful anti-poverty programs our country has ever seen. social security benefits are more and more critical to a secure retirement. because fewer workers have access to defined benefit retirement plans. in many workers don't make enough to save enough to live on in the first place.

mr. lee is considered one of the game's greatest modern players and went into this five-game series supremely confident, but he didn't win a single match. >> we're stunned and speechless. lee se-dol put up an incredible fight. mr. lee found some really amazing tactics to play in the territory and create a really huge co-might. >> go is an ancient chinese game for two players who take turns placing white and black stones on a 19 x 19 grid. the winner surrounds the opponent's pieces. sounds pieces but the player has a choice of 200 moves, compared to 20 moves in chess. which means conquering go the everett of a.i. programmers. it learns and improves from every game it plays. last octoberalga go beat the european champion 5-0, but this latest victory sets a whole new benchmark. the defeated champion tried to put a brave face on with a reassuring word for the human race. >> alfa go exhibited some weaknesses so i don't know if it has the skills to deliver a wider message to humanity. >> but with t

. >> the you disbelief of the human champion, mr. lees considered one of the game's greatest modern players and went into this 5-game series supremely confidence. he didn't win a single matches. alpha go's creators were amazed by the result. >> to be honest, we are a bit stunned and speechless. lee put up an incredible fight again. alpha go made the large territory at the bottom of the board but mr. lee found some really amazing tactics to play in the territory and create a really huge co fit. >> go is an achen chinese game for two players who take turns placing black and white stones on a 19 by 19 grid. a go player typically has a choice of 200 moves compared with around 20 moves in ches and intuition is important as memory which makes conquering go the mount everest. the alpha go program uses two sets of deep neural networks that allow it to lunch dacrunch data in a more human like fashion. it lernlz and improves from every game it plays. last october, alpha go beat the european go champion 5-nil. this latest victory sets a new benchma

mr. mcdermott, aye. miss lee, aye. miss kingle, aye. mr. lew, aye. mr. chairman, no. >> have all members voted? >> the amendment is not adopted. we are moving to amendment number 19. and the clerk will designate. >> amendment number 19 relating to affordable health care coverage. >> the gentlemen is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to report that we have taken the food out of the poor children's mouths and there is money for the bill to be balanced. that ought to be user fees. if you don't get a benefit, why should we pay for it? that sounds good on roads, but talk about health care for a minute. over 20 million uninsured americans have got earn coverage under the aca. 83% are consumers who qualify for tax credits that are valued around $300 a month. anybody who knows anything about the insurance market know that is the average family of four can't go out and buy health insurance. that's why the budgets are there. it is simply taking away coverage for millions of people because they will not be able to afford it. if they t

mr. mcdermott, aye. ms. lee, mr. pokane, aye. ms. grisham? >> aye. >> aye. ms. dingle. >> aye. >> ms. dingle aye. mr. lou? mr. norcross? mr. more to ross aye. m

. >> the disbelief of the human champion clear, mr. lee is considered one of the game's greatest modern players and went into the series supremely confident, but he didn't win a single match against the alfa go program. even the creators were amazed by the result. >> to be honest, we are a bit stunned and speechless. he put up an incredible fight. alfa go made a large territory at the bottom of the board, but mr. lee found some amazing tactics to play in the territory and create a huge co-fight. >> go is an ancient chinese game for two players who take terms placing black and white stones on a 19 x 19 grid. winners win by surrounding their opponent's pieces. sound simple but there are 200 moves compared to the 20 moves in chess, and intuition is as important as memory which means conquering the game the everest of programmers. it would crunch data in a human-like fashion and learns and improves from every game it plays. alfa go beat the european champion 5-0, but this latest victory sets a whole new benchmark. the defeated champion tried t

mr. mcder moth aye. ms. lee. ms. lee aye. mr. pokane. mr. pokane may. ms. grisham? ms. dingell aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. molten? mr. molten aye. mr. chairman? mr. chairman no.

sesay and mr. lee so if you would like to come up and make a presentation. >> [inaudible] nadia sesay [inaudible] public finance and delighted and honored to be honored to the oversight board. i work frd the city over 17 years, kind of scary. i'm in my role as public finance director and manage the cities [inaudible] debt obligation is over 3 billion dollars in outstanding debt and work closely with capital planning and special projects directed by the mayor and board of supervisors. i have bij on the committee since tent 12 after the disillusion of the redevelopment agency and [inaudible] get all the successor agencies and [inaudible] we were also able to all the [inaudible] completed and [inaudible] all the funds back and got a state finding of completion. we are also successful receiving final and [inaudible] of 3 project areas, the ship yard and transbay and mission day. we also have been able to achieve [inaudible] on the long range property management plan. we moved from semi-annual approval and

mr. mcdermott. ms. lee, aye. mr. pocan, aye. ms. grisham, aye. ms. dingle, aye. mr. lou, aye. mr. norcross, aye. mr. molten, aye. mr. racita, no. mr. garrett, no. mr. stutsman, no. mr. chairman, no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 13 and the nos are 22. >> the amendment is not adopted. >> amendment number 8 relating to a policy statement on prescription drug costs. >> the gentle lady from new mexico is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the prices of some prescription drugs, in fact many, are sky rocketing with no apparent link to the cost of manufacturing, research and development or any other reasonable basis. some pharmaceutical companies are purchasing older drugs that have been reasonably priced for years and then dramatically increasing their cost before others enter the market. in september 2015 the ceo of touring pharmaceuticals increased the price of a medication used to treat potentially life threatening pair sittic infections for hiv and cancer patients by 5,000% overnight. $13.50 per tablet to $750 per tablet. last

mr. mcdermott. ms. lee, aye. mr. pocan, aye. ms. grisham, aye. ms. dingle. mr. lu, aye. mr. norcross, aye. mr. molten, aye. mr. garrett. mr. garrett, no. mr. woodall. mr. womack, no. mr. chairman, no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 12 and the nos are 21. >> the amendment is not adopted. the next amendment is number ten and the clerk will designate the amendment. number ten, please. >> amendment number ten offered by mr. pocan relating to a policy on higher education. >> the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is an amendment that i'm introducing to the budget which prioritizes making debt-free college a reality. i have about 90,000 higher education students in my district. over the last 30 years the cost of college has increased by 300%, forcing many americans to take on an overwhelming student debt load or putting a college degree out of reach for many others. student debt is the highest form of personal debt in the nation, reaching over $1.3 trillion for 38 million student borrowers acro

mr. lee claims the plaintiff donated willingly and is upset that his methods didn't cure her disease. >> you may be seated. in the matter of elizabeth corbit versus logan lee.

. >> i do want to keep the police department but with mr. lee over there, we got to do something moneywise. >> they say the debate has gone round and round for a while. >> if we focused on tonight, three years from now we will have the same conversation. >> a warning followed by this. >> no. >> a decision reached. >> we're going to move on working with the police department. >> continue with the police department. >> all of the finger pointing turned into an embrace. >> and some of the people that spoke requested to take a look at how the money is allocated. danita new information on the water problem in sebring. the village manager knew about the lead two months. sebring's old water plant manager told richard ja row that the water failed lead tests but ja row says he didn't know until december. he says he didn't remember the email in question. >>> a warning, if you are claiming you owe a fine for a violation ignore it. first of all the city does not use traffic cams and secondly the email address is fake. o .gov is not a real web site. >> they

alpha go made a large territory at the bottom of the board, but mr lee found some really amazing tacticsto play in the territory and create a really huge co-fight. >> reporter: go is an ancient chinese games for two players to place black and white stones. the winner places his tone around the others. intuition is as important as memory, which makes conquering the go the mount everst of programmers. it uses two sets of deep neural networks that allow it to crunch data in a more human like fashion. it learns and improves from every game if plays. this latest victory sets a whole new benchmark. the defeated champion tried to put a brave face on it with a reassuring word for the rest of the race. >> translation: alga go exhibited some weaknesses, so i doubt whether it has the skills to deliver a wider message to humans. i think i am the one who lost today, not humanity. >> reporter: with the final two games of the series still to be played, it is only going to get better and cleverer >>> it seems we really are become redundant. in the meantime you can checkout the news and stories on our we

mr. lees considered one of the greatest modern players and went into the series confident, but he did not win a single match against the alfa go program. even the alfa go creators were amazed by the result. >> to be honest we are a bit stunned lee se-dol put up an amazing fight. and he found some really amazing tactics to play in the territory and create a fight. >> go is an ancient chinese game for two players who take turns placing black and white stones on a 19 by 19 grid. players win by surrounding opponent pieces. sundays simple, but they have a choice of 200 moves compared with around 20 moves in chess. and intuition is as important as memory, which makes conquering go the mt. everest of a.i. programmers. the programming uses two sets of deep networks that allow it to crunch data in a more human-like fashion and it learns and improves from every game it plays. last october it beat the european go champion 5-0. but this latest victory sets a whole new bench mark. the defeated champion tr

mr. leeound some really amazing tactics to play in the territory and create a huge fight. >> go is an ancients chinese game for two players who take turns placing black and white stones on a 19 by 19 grid. players win by surrounding their opponents' pieces. it sounds simple. a go player typically has a choice of 200 moves compared with around 20 moves in ches and intuition is as imports as memory which makes it the mount he haverest. it uses two sets of deep neural networks that allow it to punch data in a more human like fashion. it learns and improves from every game it plays. last october, alva go beat the european champion 5-nil. this latest victory sets a new benchmark. defeated champion tried to put a brave face on it with a reassuring word for the rest of the human race. >> alpha go exhibited some weaknesses so i doubt whether the skills can actually deliver a wider message to humans. >> with the final two games of the series still to be played, alpha go is only going get better and cl

mr. mcdermott, aye. miss lee, aye. mr. pokan, aye. mr. grisham, aye. miss dingell, aye. mr. lu, aye. mr. norcross, aye. mr. molton, aye. mr. garrett. mr. woodall, no. mr. stutzman. mr. blum. mr. garrett, no. mr. chairman, no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14 and the nos are 20. >> the amendment is not agreed to. for what purposes the gentle lady from wisconsin? >> yes, would like to be -- should have been added as a co-sponsor to this amendment. >> without objection. >> next up is amendment number five. the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment number five offered by mr. mcdermott relating to medicare. >> the gentleman from washington state is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. there was a member of congress from massachusetts many years ago who walked on to the floor and said to a new member, you know something you don't know about this place? the guy said, what? he said, this place ain't on the level. well, this budget ain't on the level. this proposal that you have here before us to remove medicare as we've known i

alpha go made a large territory at the bottom of the board, but mr lee found some amazing tactics to play in the territory and create a really huge fight. >> reporter: go is an ancient chinese game for two players who take turns placing black and white stones on a 19 by 19 grid. they win by surrounding their opponent's pieces. it sounds simple. a go players has a choice of 200 moves compared to around 20 moves in chess. intuition is important as memory which makes conquering go the mount everest of programmers. the program using two sets of deep neural networks that allow it to crunch data in a more human like fashion. it learns and improves from every game it plays. last october they beat the european go champion five nil. but this latest victory sets a whole new bench march. the defeated champion tried to put a face on it with a reassuring word for the rest of the human race. >> translation: alga go exhibited some weaknesses, so i doubt whether it has the skills that could actually deliver a wider message to humans. i think lee is the one who lost today, not humanitarian. >> report

mr. mcdermott, aye. miss lee, aye. mr. pokan, aye. mr. grisham, aye. miss dingell, aye. mr. lu, aye.mr. norcross -- >> mr. chairman, i agree -- [ inaudible ] >> mr. norcross, aye. mr. molton, aye. mr. garrett. mr. diaz-ballart, aye. mr. blum. mr. chairman, no. mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 15 and the nos are 19. >> ayes being 15 and the nos being 19, the amendment is not agreed to. >>> the next amendment is amendment number 4 and the clerk will designate the amendment. >> an amendment offered by mr. paskre lechlt relat paskrel related to medicaid. >> as luck would have it, you are recognized for five minutes. >> before i give my soliloquy about the amendment. i want to show this picture. i want to associate myself with this young lady, a syrian refugee muslim who we brought into this country to family. i think it is a moral issue. we can't slip over it. i'm glad you brought the subject up. mr. dhachairman, i want to associate myself. i'm not afraid to step up for immigrants. they're my grandmother and my grandfather. i resent what they said before about the irish when they

sesay and mr. leeo if you would like to come up and make a presentation. >> [inaudible] nadia sesay [inaudible] public finance and delighted and honored to be honored to the oversight board. i work frd the city over 17 years, kind of scary. i'm in my role as public finance director and manage the cities [inaudible] debt obligation is over 3 billion dollars in outstanding debt and work closely with capital planning and special projects directed by the mayor and board of supervisors. i have bij on the committee since tent 12 after the disillusion of the redevelopment agency and [inaudible] get all the successor agencies and [inaudible] we were also able to all the [inaudible] completed and [inaudible] all the funds back and got a state finding of completion. we are also successful receiving final and [inaudible] of 3 project areas, the ship yard and transbay and mission day. we also have been able to achieve [inaudible] on the long range property management plan. we moved from semi-annual approval and is

mr. engel. lee. mr. wolosky: thank you. german royce, ranking member angle, distinguished members of the committee, good morning. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you this morning to discuss the important matter of closing guantanamo bay, cuba's detention facility. i'm honored to be joined by my colleague, paul lewis, special envoy for guantanamo detention closure at the department of defense. today i'll describe the rigorous processes that determine whether a detainee should be approved for transfer and the extensive interagency efforts that ensure compliance with applicable statutory requirements before each transfer takes place. at the outset, let me emphasize that president obama concluded that the continued operation of the guantanamo detention facility damages our national security for many of the same reasons that led president george w. bush to the same conclusion. according to president bush, by his second term, and i quote, "the detention facility had become a propaganda tool for our enemies and a dis

mr. engel. lee. mr. wolosky: thank you. distinguished members of the committee, good morning. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you this morning to discuss the important matter of closing guantanamo bay, cuba's detention facility. i'm honored to be joined by my colleague, paul lewis, special envoy for guantanamo detention closure at the department of defense. today i'll describe the rigorous processes that determine whether a detainee should be approved for transferred and the extensive interagency efforts that ensure compliance with applicable statutory requirements before each transfer takes place. at the outset, let me emphasize that president obama concluded that the continued operation of the guantanamo detention facility damages our national security for many of the same reasons that led president george w. bush to the same conclusion. according to president bush by his second term, and i quote, the detention facility had become a propaganda tool for our enemies and a distraction for our allies, closed quote. it remains though when president obama took office

sesay and mr. leee up and make a presentation. >> [inaudible] nadia sesay [inaudible] public finance and delighted and honored to be honored to the oversight board. i work frd the city over 17 years, kind of scary. i'm in my role as public finance director and manage the cities [inaudible] debt obligation is over 3 billion dollars in outstanding debt and work closely with capital planning and special projects directed by the mayor and board of supervisors. i have bij on the committee since tent 12 after the disillusion of the redevelopment agency and [inaudible] get all the successor agencies and [inaudible] we were also able to all the [inaudible] completed and [inaudible] all the funds back and got a state finding of completion. we are also successful receiving final and [inaudible] of 3 project areas, the ship yard and transbay and mission day. we also have been able to achieve [inaudible] on the long range property management plan. we moved from semi-annual approval and issues [inaudible] we also c

do we have a sense of if mr. lee is still here? if not we can tell what the developer.oes the construction subcontractors in our spe program compliant? what does that look like on the construction site? >>it is aggressive. they the contractors have to look at web core and we've been in touch with web core so we can align more that process. >>earlier? >>i wouldn't say earlier. i would say we are right around that time. >>i think if i recall that my own comment is that if we have trans bay and we look at the 3 project areas him without assigning a letter grade in public you know trail mission bay hunters pointe or hunters pointe in terms of small business and minority business participation so we want people to see those numbers on the construction side. >>correct, and quite honestly is a challenge. with respect to large towers and construction. we are in very close communication to the general contractor and they are present here as well. i'm not sure if the developer would like to say something with that as well? >>please. >>yeah, we've been working closely with raymond

. >> we had a meeting with myself, lee atwater, the vice president, mrs. bush. bush was not totally convinced of the merits of the straddle ad. bush was a gentleman. he didn't call someone names. he thought very well of senator dole. i think lee and others ganged up on bush. >> the vice president sort of looked over at barbara and saw she wasn't objecting anymore and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's been on both sides. that's why he's becoming known as senator straddle. george bush, presidential leadership. >> reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. >> george bush takes new hampshire with close to a ten-point lead. dole just got atwatered. >> i think that bush knew that lee gave him something that he didn't have on his own. >> also taking new hampshire is the new democratic front-runner, governor michael dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was going for the gold. and new hampshire democrats went for him in a big way. >> he came out of there with a huge head of steam, and

dbi approved that permit application however, as exhibit from would parties the presidio if notify mr. lee until 2016 after the permit was approved they intend or applied for the permit no more the notice it said that was approved despite the presidio's were aware of the approval as a cantonese speaker he didn't know how to investigate or his responsibility to do so it was not until february 2054 days after the approval the permit holders notified did appellant mayor application was approved they ifd for the jurisdictional request he was notified the fact that appellant as respond to the presidio's 60 day eviction by the amount should he be evicted in no way to oppose the permit but a common practice and doing so didn't help them to fight the eviction clearly here did permit holders intentionally caused the appellant to be late in filing his appeal not the city that caused it the same day rational the appellant ask respectfully to grant the jurisdiction request. >> ma'am. >> did you do the brief. >> i'm sorry. >> do did i write the brief. >> i wrote it is jurisdictional statement. >> you i

do we have a sense of if mr. lee is still here? if not we can tell what the developer. does the construction subcontractors in our spe program compliant? what does that look like on the construction site? >>it is aggressive. they the contractors have to look at web core and we've been in touch with web core so we can align more that process. >>earlier? >>i wouldn't say earlier. i would say we are right around that time. >>i think if i recall that my own comment is that if we have trans bay and we look at the 3 project areas him without assigning a letter grade in public you know trail mission bay hunters pointe or hunters pointe in terms of small business and minority business participation so we want people to see those numbers on the construction side. >>correct, and quite honestly is a challenge. with respect to large towers and construction. we are in very close communication to the general contractor and they are present here as well. i'm not sure if the developer would like to say something with that as well? >>please. >>yeah, we've been working closely with raymo

. >> we go to mr. lee from new york. >> thank you for coming back in front of the committee. i wanted to discuss the iran nuclear agreement. the president has stated that the nuclear agreement is not based on trust, but it based on verification. this past monday i received a letter from your talented assistant secretary for legislative affairs. i just wanted to discuss a couple of components of that. thank you for the response. in the letter it says that the iron nuclear agreement, quote, relies on the unprecedented monitoring and verification measures. the letter further refers to an unprecedented monitoring and surveillance. legally binding obligations to iran's safeguards with the iaea. mr. first question, mr. secretary, is have you read the iran's safe guard agreement with the iaea? >> yes. >> and how can i access that? >> i have been briefed on it. it was read by our staff when we were there. i didn't read the entire thing, but i was briefed on what the contents are. >> has the president read it? >> i can't speak to that. i don't know. i don't think so because it's in vi

sesay and mr. lee so if you would like to come up and make a presentation. >> [inaudible] nadia sesay [inaudible] public finance and delighted and honored to be honored to the oversight board. i work frd the city over 17 years, kind of scary. i'm in my role as public finance director and manage the cities [inaudible] debt obligation is over 3 billion dollars in outstanding debt and work closely with capital planning and special projects directed by the mayor and board of supervisors. i have bij on the committee since tent 12 after the disillusion of the redevelopment agency and [inaudible] get all the successor agencies and [inaudible] we were also able to all the [inaudible] completed and [inaudible] all the funds back and got a state finding of completion. we are also successful receiving final and [inaudible] of 3 project areas, the ship yard and transbay and mission day. we also have been able to achieve [inaudible] on the long range property management plan. we moved from semi-annual approval and

. >> we had a meeting with myself, lee atwater, the vice president, mrs. bush. ddle ad. bush was a gentleman. he didn't call someone names. he thought very well of senator dole. i think lee and others ganged up on bush. >> the vice president looked over at barbara and saw she wasn't objecting any more and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's been on both sides. that's why he's becoming known as senator straddle. george bush, presidential leadership. >> reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. >> george bush takes new hampshire with close to a 10-point lead. dole just got atwatered. >> i think that bush knew that lee gave him something. that he didn't have on his own. >> also taking new hampshire is the new democratic front-runner, governor michael dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was going for the gold. and new hampshire democrats went for him in a big way. >> he came out there with a huge head of steam and it really started to look like we were catching fire. >> a long ra

sesay and mr. leee a presentation. >> [inaudible] nadia sesay [inaudible] public finance and delighted and honored to be honored to the oversight board. i work frd the city over 17 years, kind of scary. i'm in my role as public finance director and manage the cities [inaudible] debt obligation is over 3 billion dollars in outstanding debt and work closely with capital planning and special projects directed by the mayor and board of supervisors. i have bij on the committee since tent 12 after the disillusion of the redevelopment agency and [inaudible] get all the successor agencies and [inaudible] we were also able to all the [inaudible] completed and [inaudible] all the funds back and got a state finding of completion. we are also successful receiving final and [inaudible] of 3 project areas, the ship yard and transbay and mission day. we also have been able to achieve [inaudible] on the long range property management plan. we moved from semi-annual approval and issues [inaudible] we also continue to m

so this is the problem, the problem is, as an example, when i am seeing my patient, mr. leeis actually a patient of mine, and where i see the patients i don't have access to all of his clinical information across the multitude of the systems out in our network. that really presents the significant risks that i could either prescribe a medication, that interacts with another drug that was prescribed by another in the network or missed a diagnosis that was picked up by another provider. or that i missed an abnormal findings that were ordered outside of the primary care network. or failed to follow up on something. so there is significant patient safety risks when the entire set of that patient's information is not available at the point when i am seeing my patient or any of the provider frankly. >> could i ask you a question on that? >> please. >> i fully understand that. my point of view with my children and my parents. and medical situations, certainly in the last few years, that being said, why can't you? with the two different systems what prevents from having a second ter

mr. mcder moth aye. ms. lee. ms. lee aye. mr. pokane. mr. pokane may. ms. grisham? ms. dingell aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. molten? mr. molten aye. mr. chairman? mr. chairman no. mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14 and the nos are 20. >> thank you, so much, mr. the amendment is not adopted. >> amendment number 26 to prevent cyber attacks. >> our federal government has been and still is vulnerable to cyber attacks. last year the massive breaches at the office of personnel management led to the resignation of the then director as well as release of millions of social security numbers of federal employees and over 20 million security clearance data records stolen. these records have been called the crown jewels of american national intelligence, congressman seth and i had our records stolen as part of a breach and a foreign adversary has them. as a recovering computer sipes major the problem is we have outdated systems in our federal government. they need to be upgraded. some of these systems were written in a language, for example, known as cobalt which is simply not eq

have all kinds of noise coming out of the central banks or central governments, meaning china with mr. lee talking about changes in their tax structure, to try to stimulate their economy. you have the bank of japan bringing out helicopter theory by giving gift certificates out to try and stimulate their economy. you have mr. bullard turning more hawkish and we have to wait until tuesday. this market is within the band widths created by the central banks, particularly janet yellen and the backtracking, if you will, from a very dofish position, whether or not you will retake the idea she is the chairman of the united states central bank and not the world bank. that's what the market was being shown with the last commentary. if you're looking for transpare transparency, all you need to look at the question steve liesman asked janet yellen in the last conference and the response that was given. if that's their idea of transparency, that's about all the market needs to know, not very transparent. >> heather -- i like your wardrobe consultant by the way. so ben is talking about which way are the

so this is the problem, the problem is, as an example, when i am seeing my patient, mr. leewho is actually a patient of mine, and where i see the patients i don't have access to all of his clinical information across the multitude of the systems out in our network. that really presents the significant risks that i could either prescribe a medication, that interacts with another drug that was prescribed by another in the network or missed a diagnosis that was picked up by another provider. or that i missed an abnormal findings that were ordered outside of the primary care network. or failed to follow up on something. so there is significant patient safety risks when the entire set of that patient's information is not available at the point when i am seeing my patient or any of the provider frankly. >> could i ask you a question on that? >> please. >> i fully understand that. my point of view with my children and my parents. and medical situations, certainly in the last few years, that being said, why can't you? with the two different systems what prevents from having a second

mr. lee, you may proceed. microphon microphone, please. >> thank you, madam chairman blackburn and thank you distinguished members of the committee and thank you for this opportunity for speaking of bioethics and fetal tissue. my name is patrick lee. i'm the professor of bioethics at francis can university of steubenville. and i have submitted by written testimony. i'll just give a brief summary of the arguments, some of the arguments there. in roe v. wade justice blackman claimed that the court would not settle the question of whether the fetus is a human being or not. and yet as a practical matter, the court denied two human fetuses the equal protection of the law and so tweeted them as in fact outside the class of human beings. in fact, however, as the standard text of 'em breology, develop tall biology and genetics assert, a human%gç( em is a distinct whole human individual. the evidence for this is quite clear. we know that a human embryo or fetus is a human being, a human organism in basically the same w