price: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. allen: thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for your great work on this important legislation. i rise in support of h.r. 3762, the restoring americans' health care freedom reconciliation act of 2015. this legislation will dismantolba macare and defund planned parenthood. is bill guts obamacare's individual and employer mandates and repeals the costly cadillac and medical device taxes. it protects society's most innocent, the unborn and also provides additional funding for community health centers so women can continue to have access to the quality care they deserve. we need to expand patient choice. we need to give the american people choice. we need to make health care more affordable by offering patient centered and cost effective reforms and most of all, we need to give a voice to the voiceless. this is a heroic -- a historic moment. after passing the house today, the bill will go straight to the president's des

price: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. allen: thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for your great work on this important legislation. i rise in support of h.r. 3762, the restoring americans' health care freedom reconciliation act of 2015. this legislation will dismantolba macare and defund planned parenthood. is bill guts obamacare's individual and employer mandates and repeals the costly cadillac and medical device taxes. it protects society's most innocent, the unborn and also provides additional funding for community health centers so women can continue to have access to the quality care they deserve. we need to expand patient choice. we need to give the american people choice. we need to make health care more affordable by offering patient centered and cost effective reforms and most of all, we need to give a voice to the voiceless. this is a heroic -- a historic moment. after passing the house today, the bill will go straight to the president's des

. >> mr. allen is in the general population unit.e be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health to be seen with them and get back down to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you rubbed all over that [ bleep ] dog. okay. it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a correctional challenge for staff, sharing a cell with angel fuentes, a friend from the streets, has made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i do

mr. watson. jonathan allen: from a little bit i've seen deshaun watson is a very athletic quarterback. he reminds us of josh dobbs from tennessee so we'll go look at that game and see how we handled things then. we have to do a good job of containing him and get a lot of pressure on him. dabo:deshaun watson, he's the best player in the country. it's just that simple. you know, people can have their own opipions or whatever, but there ain't a better one than no. 4. this guy is special in every regard. on defensive end shaq lawson. he left the semifinal game against oklahoma with a knee injury. dabo says lawson was able to practice today..and he's optimistic he'll be able to play in the big game. we'll be in clemson tomorrow to talk to dabo and the players. they will fly to arizona friday to continue preparations for monday's national championship game. usc football coach will muschamp fills another position on his coaching staff. he officially announces the hiring of kurt roper as the gamecocks' co- offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. roper worked with muschamp at florida for one season

chairman, i have mr. allen: amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in house report number 114-395 offered by mr. lamborn of colorado. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 583, the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamborn, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. lamborn: thank you, mr. chairman. i believe this amendment is really technical in nature. it does two things, we ensure that the legislation does not infringe on copyright laws according to the largest private publishers of scientific research. government-funded studies will be made available where the government has funded the publication of a peer-reviewed article. we do not dispute any such article couldn't be made publicly available, unquote. so we are addressing that concern that was raised during the markup of this bill. and second, we identified a technical error in a u.s. code citation and corrected it. i would ask for a yes vote on this amendment. the chair: the gentleman reserves.

. >> how are you, allen? >> mr. president, i'm fine. how are you, sir? >> good to see you. welcome. >> thank you for hosting us. >> reporter: the president is pushing oakland to sign up for obamacare picking it as an area that's lagged behind in the participation of the healthcare reform act. >> healthcare inflation has gone up at the slowest rate over the last three or four years. we have had the strongest job growth since the 1990s since this law passed. so all the horror stories about how this is going to be terrible for the economy or the american people haven't come to pass. >> reporter: but bay area republican and former chair of the state gop tom del beccaro disagrees saying it really does come to people not being able to afford coverage. >> premiums are rising high in the bay area. my premium alone is doubled in the last five years. and so the question really is, are people getting healthcare not insurance? it's okay to have insurance. but if you have really high deductibles you're not getting healthcare. >> reporter: now, this challenge as i say includes the east b

mr. allen: zippyhand his wife, bonnie, have a 300-beef cow herd, produce quality hay and have developed a very successful poultry production company, growing out over 75,000 broilers per year. zippy formerly served as president of the georgia farm bureau and will replace president bob stall, the until president, who is -- national president who is retiring after 16 years. zippy has a passion for agriculture like no other. it's in his blood. agriculture is georgia's number one industry and we're proud that a great georgian has filled this national and important role. as members of the house committee on agriculture, we look forward to working with zippy and wish him all the best as he begins this new journey in his life. congratulations to zippy and bonnie duvall. i know the american farm bureau federation will be served well with zippy as president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields the rest of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek re

. >> how are you, allen? >> mr. president, fine.lcome. >> reporter: the president is pushing 20 cities two in california including oakland to rise to his challenge and sign up more people for the affordable care act. >> seven out of ten they are going to be able to get health insurance good quality insurance for 75 bucks a month. now, that means that they could get health insurance for less than their cell phone bill. >> reporter: oakland's being targeted because it's lagging behind in registering participants in ob

mr. o'neil, my name is charles allen. i am here to enquire about camilla lyman. - i haven't seen her. - mr. o'neil did not express any concern for her safety. he felt that she had done this before and that she had just gone off on a trip. - i understand all of that. - o'neil claimed he had last spoken with camilla a full year earlier. he said that she had hung up on him during an argument on the phone. - he told me that on the following day, he went to camilla's house, and found her dogs unattended, unfed... and found the kennel somewhat in disarray. - camilla? - mr. o'neil indicated that he felt that camilla may have gone off to europe to have a sex change operation. - camilla had been missing for over a year. but no police reportas filed and no one in the family was notified. yet, o'neil continued to cash camilla's checks. - i found it very hard to believe that a woman who didn't like going to the dentist, who didn't like going to the doctor would go off to europe and have a sex change operation. this woman dididt like l

mr. allen: the american people do not want to see their second amendment rights limited and neither do i. i will do everything in my power to fight against this administration's gun grab. for 225 years, americans have had the right to bear arms, and i am not about to see this right be compromised for the sake of a political legacy. the constitution is not merely a suggestion, it is the law of the land. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, last month the centers for disease control issued guidelines urging primary care physicians to think twice before escribing oip uniteds for -- opioids for pain relief. i asked the state medical boards to suggest stronger guidelines as well. the overprescription of opioids may be

kpix 5's allen martin goes one- on-one with the president. next, mr.ma's challenge to the bay area. i'll have your compl >> taking a live look at i880, you can see a lot of cars on the freeway. gianna will have the traffic report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 5:43 on this thursday. we're looking toward the bay bridge. currently overcast skies and 51 degrees. what's going on this weekend? you have to make plans now. we have the bay lights and the macy's fireworks. it's all taking place saturday evening. your forecast does call for overcast conditions and the rain will hold off into the 50s. >>> donald trump is boycotting tonight's republican debate but he is still managing to get most of the attention. many are questioning trump's plan to hold a fundraiser for veterans instead of debating rivals. ted cruz has invited trump to have a one-on-one debate in iowa but trump gave a clue about his boycott hinting to bill o'reilly that he doesn't care for tonight's moderator, megyn kelly. >> bill, this is much tougher being with you because frankly you're smarte

. >> how are you, allen? >> mr. president, fine. good to see you. >> welcome. >> reporter: the president is pushing 20 cities two in california including oakland to rise to his challenge and sign up more people for the affordable care act. >> seven out of ten they are going to be able to get health insurance good quality insurance for 75 bucks a month. now, that means that they could get health insurance for less than their cell phone bill. >> reporter: oakland's being targeted because it's lagging behind in registering participants in obamacare. >> there are people in oakland who have a legitimate argument, i think, when they say, look, gentrification is real in oakland now. tech companies are moving in. i can barely afford a roof over my head and food. how am i supposed to afford healthcare even if it's through obamacare? >> i'm saying that if you get sick, if you get -- heaven forbid a serious accident, you want to have that financial security. >> reporter: but former chair of the state gop tom del beccaro says republicans can an

. >> how are you, allen? >> mr. president, fine, how are you, sir? >> good to see you. welcome. >> thank you for hosting us. >> reporter: the president is pushing 20 cities, two in california including oakland, to rise to his challenge and sign up more people for the affordable care act. >> 7 out of 10 will get good quality health insurance for 75 bucks a month. now, that means that they could get health insurance for less than their cell phone bill. >> reporter: oakland is being targeted because it's lagging behind in registering participants in obamacare. >> there are people in oakland who have a legitimate argument, i think, when they say, look, gentrification is real in oakland now. tech companies are moving in. i can barely afford a roof over my head and food. how am i supposed to afford healthcare even if it's through obamacare? >> i am saying that if you get sick, if you get a serious accident, you want to have that financial security. >> reporter: but former chair of the state gop tom del beccaro says republicans can and he believes will come up with something b

mr. albert chin and professor allen broadwaycy. >> or the colleagues this privileges brings up us to the end of our meeting anything before us that concludes our businessadjo. >> good morning and welcome to the to the monthly meeting the of transportation authority i'm supervisor wiener the chair of the tort i want to thank sfgov for broadcasting jennifer lowe and bill dillon mr. clerk, please call the roll supervisor avalos commissioner breed commissioner campos commissioner cohen commissioner farrell commissioner kim commissioner kim? here >> commissioner mar chen's chang commissioner tang commissioner wiener commissioner yee commissioner yee? sorry >> commissioner yee present we have quorum. >> thank you very much item 2. >> item 2 chair's report this is an information item. >> thank you and colleagues over the past year the transportation authority has clocked collaborated with our agency and community partners to achieve a number of milestones for the transportation including including the wins and federal, state, and local let me thank you vice chair malia cohen and thank caging fo

happy new year our god to protect each and overview of you i'm glad to see our former supervisor mr. allen returned back to us congratulation peskin our supervisor jane kim i'm one the people that live in you're district last week one of our old residents committed accidently fire in our building that problem cost our company building d and d.c. about 75 thousand maybe more 70 urns you need to congressman that when the people get housing for housing and they have carbon like that they don't need to something about at all supervisor i give my coverage to work with every single one of you because that can be worth and can be committed in overview of you're homes supervisor look to me i have the flier. >> thank you very much. >> thank you i'm sorry your time is up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening supervisors what i'm about to read is only a rough draft the following issues will be presented to governor jerry brown and mayor ed lee and all supervisors and commissions and more in regards to sfpd and the fire department i will be asking for eyes wi

happy new year our god to protect each and overview of you i'm glad to see our former supervisor mr. alleneskin returned back to us congratulation peskin our supervisor jane kim i'm one the people that live in you're district last week one of our old residents committed accidently fire in our building that problem cost our company building d and d.c. about 75 thousand maybe more 70 urns you need to congressman that when the people get housing for housing and they have carbon like that they don't need to something about at all supervisor i give my coverage to work with every single one of you because that can be worth and can be committed in overview of you're homes supervisor look to me i have the flier. >> thank you very much. >> thank you i'm sorry your time is up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening supervisors what i'm about to read is only a rough draft the following issues will be presented to governor jerry brown and mayor ed lee and all supervisors and commissions and more in regards to sfpd and the fire department i will be asking for ey

happy new year our god to protect each and overview of you i'm glad to see our former supervisor mr. alleneskin returned back to us congratulation peskin our supervisor jane kim i'm one the people that live in you're district last week one of our old residents committed accidently fire in our building that problem cost our company building d and d.c. about 75 thousand maybe more 70 urns you need to congressman that when the people get housing for housing and they have carbon like that they don't need to something about at all supervisor i give my coverage to work with every single one of you because that can be worth and can be committed in overview of you're homes supervisor look to me i have the flier. >> thank you very much. >> thank you i'm sorry your time is up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening supervisors what i'm about to read is only a rough draft the following issues will be presented to governor jerry brown and mayor ed lee and all supervisors and commissions and more in regards to sfpd and the fire department i will be asking for ey

happy new year our god to protect each and overview of you i'm glad to see our former supervisor mr. alleneskin returned back to us congratulation peskin our supervisor jane kim i'm one the people that live in you're district last week one of our old residents committed accidently fire in our building that problem cost our company building d and d.c. about 75 thousand maybe more 70 urns you need to congressman that when the people get housing for housing and they have carbon like that they don't need to something about at all supervisor i give my coverage to work with every single one of you because that can be worth and can be committed in overview of you're homes supervisor look to me i have the flier. >> thank you very much. >> thank you i'm sorry your time is up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening supervisors what i'm about to read is only a rough draft the following issues will be presented to governor jerry brown and mayor ed lee and all supervisors and commissions and more in regards to sfpd and the fire department i will be asking for ey

mr. albert chin and professor allen broadwaycy. >> or the colleagues this privileges brings up us to thend of our meeting anything before us that concludes our business i h no. tom has another clarification. >> you don't need to modify that aspect of the resolution. the lists. as soon as you adopt the superceding resolution, that's it. >> then it's on us. there's a notion having these elements of attachment c in place until the next conversation, we cover the having the rules in place is something that happens by operation of the resolution. but there's a language that i think director raphael was talking about at the top of page three around the commitment of when we return for essentially to know if the progress has happened. because right now it talks about july. and we're talking about moving it up to figure. february policy committee meeting in march. >> that would be fine. >> this is one of situations where i think you know there's folks that are here tonight that are, would probably to the extent they're even comfortable that we're not making a final decision here, would want to k

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allen richtman entertainment tonight came to know. >> i think audiences have such a time. >> from evil villian to >> mr. potter? >> i enjoyed telling great stories. >> one of the last public appearanceses appearances was in november backstage of "hamilton." his gift was his ability to make us hate him and love him. from the snobby sci-fi star in "galaxy quest" to "the sheriff of nottingham," he was a actor. he proved he can do romance and break our hearts. >> you tried to resist it. you won't be able to. >> as an actor and director of "a littlchaos," he cast kate winslet as his leading lady and raved about her. >> she's an actor's dream. i feel she can run a t-shirt saying hi, direct me. >> a great talent. >> he will be last night in l.a., a another star we lost to cancer, david and sean me joined him on stage, elton playe an instrumental classic and then launched into a stirring rendition of his hit "rocket man." >> and william shatner once famously covered "rocket man" in the '70s. coming up, only we're with "star ' pear he appear in the new trek" movie? that is ahead. >>> tomorrow, our private tour of heff's

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this was a letter from the washington bureau chief of newsweek to allen dulles after the warren report came out saying mr. dulles, thank you so much for directing our coverage of the warren commission, we couldn't have done it under such a tight deadline, it is right there to be read in these files. >> host: to bring it up to the president, how has this book been -- positive or received, and -- >> guest: they are got smacked. >> host: it has -- i have read some of them. some of them have been rather strange. >> guest: if i hadn't shocked the media, they are the gatekeepers, they need to start with my introductory remarks by saying they have an interest in a certain version of america. this is a counter story, counter narrative. there has been great resistance from the media gatekeepers. i have been told washington post is not going to review it but i slipped one by, i wrote an op-ed piece that appeared in the washington post, you can do it, it is guerilla warfare. i was on my way to al-jazeera america a week or so ago on my book tour. i was lined up to do an interview in new york for al-jazeera america a

a letter from the washington bureau chief, i believe, of "newsweek" to allen dulles after the warren report came out saying, dear mr. dulles, thank you so much for directing our coverage, basically, of the warren commission, the warren report. of we couldn't have done it under such a tight deadline without your guiding hand, you know? [laughter] so it's right there to be read in these files. >> so just to bring it up to the present, so how has this book been, how do you feel your book has been positive or been received, and you talk a little bit about that even in your hometown? >> they're gob smacked media. [laughter] >> because it's been interesting. again, i read some of that, so i know how you feel about that. some of them have been really rather strange. >> well, if i hadn't shocked the media, i don't think i would have done my job, you know? they are the gatekeepers. they, as i start off my introductory remarks by saying, they have an interest in telling a certain version about america, and so this is a counterstory, a counternarrative. and so, yeah, there's been great resistance to the book from the media ga

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mr. chow wept back to the only life he knew. he surrounded himself,m with thug ins china town and ordered the hit on allen.te today chow attorney began his closing arguments. focusing on his client's former associates who turned and testified for the government saying they were lying to get leniency. >> i tell the jury they went to the toilet and scraped thec bowl for the scum bag waaátááqj. rderers. and liars. and house invasion. career criminals that couldn't give a damn about law and truth. >> prosecutors after rebullets before the case goes to the jury. this is 7 news. >>> search is on in san francisco for a man who stole precious necklace from 90-year-old tibet woman. jewelry has tremendous sentimental value for the owne owner. they are the only possession she took with her when she left her native tibet 60 years ago. camera captured the crime in progress on christmas day. man grabbed two balancing from car on polk street. one bag had the necklace. her daughter was loading up the car at the time and says had stepped away for just a moment. the the camera at nearby store manager to get this picture of

playing villains but allen rickman was also one of the best loved british actors of the past 30 years. he brought a culture to many cinematic baddies. fame isn't everything, is it mr. potter? >> the author led tributes on social pead yeah, tweeting there are no words to express how shocked and devastated i am. he was a magnificent actor and a terrific man. i do not want my heros to die, allen is dead and he was another hero. allen thank you for being with us, we are sorry you had to go. and rickman's fellow actor posted what desperately sad news about allen, a man of such talent, wicked charm and stunning screen and stage presence. he will be sorely missed. he first claimed claim in die hard. the story goes that he was offered the role two days after arriving in los angeles, it was the start of a long hollywood career. he won a golden globe award and an emmy for his lead role in the 1995 film. his turn in robin hood, prince of thieves earned him a factor award in the u.k. >> and call off christmas. >> but baddies weren't all he could turn his hand too. ♪ . >> in the 2003 film, love actually, he played a conflicted husband attracted to his new secretary. like many

allen. and now, let's bring in congressman richard pittinger who negotiated for the release of pastor siamak namazi. where were you when you heard the news? >> i called mrsne, and i did believe that we paid a big price. this is a 3 1/2-year journey and tough battle for the abedini family and the young kids, and mrs. abedini, but look at it, alex, iran is going to be receiving over $100 billion, and close to $150 billion, and we are going to be releasing seven hostages, and they have been involved in terrorism financing, and these are people who are culpable in helping the terrorists with the funding. so it is very concerning with the outcomes of the iranians receiving this $100 billion. >> congressman, i want to understand the circumstances around his arrest. i understand that he was a pastor and converted to christianity, and he was going about creating small christian communities and churches and congregations. is that why he was arrested? >> yes. he had a child's home, and that the reason that he was there. according to the united nations, he a had never done anything illegal according to the laws of iran, and yet, he was arrested and detained for 3 1

mr. potter's movements this evening. i invite them to step forward. >> professor sn arape. >> i know. >> my goodness. we just lost david bowie at 69 following a brief fight with cancer and now allenwas thinking about our -- >> and he had -- something that sometimes great actors but certainly he was by all accounts struggle with. when they become popular with something that doesn't capture the craft as much as other movies and he said a great thing. when i'm 80 and silting in hi rocking chair i will be reading harry potter and my grand kids. unfortunately he won't get to live that but our thoughts with him today. >> another great one. we have a guest here today. rand paul is in our green room. he is not going to be at tonight's debate on fox. he says he's being snubbed. so what do we think? we're going to ask him what he thinks about all of this. next. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next