chairman for holding this hearing and after hearing from mr. brock, i just want to say that i am so impressed. it seems to me you are handling this just right. the only question i have before i get to my questions, when you are talking about rebuilding to standard, whether its homes, the electric grid, or the highways, or roads, i was there with the speaker not too long ago, i do hope, if we ever get this budget process going, we'll be able to give you a number that will provide for adequate funding to do this. i understand as you are saying, you have to combine your efforts with hud and other agencies. but knowing you are there will help me sleep better tonight. i thank you for your presentation. mr. long: thank you. ms. lowey: so, first question. congress authorized the alternative procedure's pilot program as part of the sandy improvement and recovery act because a more efficient approach to rewarding public assistance grants was needed. how has the alternative program worked with regard to superstorm sandy recovery efforts? do you anticipate that

and mrs. brock of williamsville, new york called touring the capital, our privilege "we are not visitors. , we are taxpayers." said onemy house," visitor from new jersey. "i pay enough already," commented robin dale. in the words of another visitor, paid for the place." and best of all, the reverend donald bassett of tennessee found the fee proposal detestable and in violation of "the very concept, the very idea of america." the notion of ownership of walking into my house is a thread that runs through two centuries of a visitor responses. attached to that idea i have often found related sentiments of duty and patriotism. margaret leech wrote in 1860 , that visitors lingered on the east portico to admire the colossal statues. who is not clear what they made of them, but they all paused to stare. in 1864, a union army officer wrote to his sister that the capital is a fine affair and the paintings are magnificent. he was particularly taken by the images of pocahontas and columbus as historical figures

after hearing from mr. brock, just want to say that i'm sleep better tonight. i'm so impressed.it seems to me you're handling this just right. the only question i have is when you're talking about rebuilding standards and other homes are the electric grid, i was there with the speaker not long ago, to help if we ever get the budget process going we can give your number that will provide for adequate funding to do this. i understand you're saying you have to combine your efforts with hud and other agencies. knowing your there will help me sleep better tonight. thank you for your presentation. the first question, congress authorized the alternative procedures pilot program, supported the sandy recovery act to test a more efficient approach to awarding public assistance grants. how has the alternative procedures program worked with regard to super storm sandy. to anticipate puerto rico will choose this approach and if so, to anticipate changes on how the program will work for puerto rico. >> but i believe you're referring to section 428. for large-scale events it makes sense to go

and we have to look at as a society, now, we had last sum mr we had the brock turner daysp pend. people were outraged. how could something like this happen. this is how something like this happens. >> ok. let me ask you. the head of the group called faith in new jersey. i mean, how far have we evolved as a society that you what kind of degenerate takes a video and sends it out to something like this? >> one things we have tound stand almost 200 case like this happens every year. and in college, 20% of the women who face the situations every year. and the point is saying, you took that fig future. he that i figures overblown but that is another story. i think it is because a wide range. >> a wide range of what you define from bad jokes to assault. thats the part of the problem. this is bad. this is bad. >> but reality is, we need to do a better job at teaching the boys how to treat women and that sexual assault unacceptable. our mothers and fathers needed to do a better be job. our school needs to do a better job. >> we have to be hurt on the criminals throughout. i hear they talk

mr. speaker, last year, stanford rapist and champion swimmer brock turner was sentenced to a mere six months in prison for his disgusting crime, raping an unconscious young woman behind a dumpster in the darkness of night. the judge claimed a prison sentence would have a severe impact on him, never mind a rape victim sometimes gets a life sentence of mental turmoil and anguish. apparent hi the light punishment is still too tough for the rapist and his daddy dearest. they have gone crying and appealing to the courts trying to deny the designation turner earned as a session offender. they're claiming the victim was intoxicated and turner should get more leniency. the fact that the victim was intoxicated makes it worse, she could not consent or fight back. rape is never the fault of the victim. give brock the only title he deserves, sex offender and poster boy for rape. and that's just the way tsms the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one inute. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, the american public h

mr. comment. he will be a guest on the "late show" with stephen colbert on cbs. i'm going to set my dvr. >> meantime stanford sex assailant brocktivists are outraged. he was convicted last year of sexually assaulting an unconscious frat woman. he said it was a detailed set of lice. they want a new trial. >>> investigators found what they believe to be the remains of 3-year-old mariah woods. the body was found in a creek about 25 miles from the home where woods was reported missing in jacksonville, north carolina. authorities have not said how she died. earl kimrey her mother's boyfriend, is charged with concealing mariah's death. he's due in court this morning. >> heartbreaking. >>> the "houston chronicle" said charter schools are among the most segregated. at least 14% of charters had at least 99% my fwlort enrollment during the 2014-2015 school year. that number is also steadily rising. that means fewer students are meeting the state proficiency standards in reading and math. >>> and the u.s. supreme court takes up the state's challenge of a federal law this morning. it prohibits sports betting outside nevada and three other

mr. trump make the comment. billy bush will be a guest tonight on "the late show" with stephen colbert here on cbs. >> finally breaking his silence. meantime, "the san francisco chronic chronicle" says brock conviction, and activists are outraged. turner was found guilty last year of sexually assaulting an on conscious woman outside a campus frat party. he served three months in jail. his lawyers claim turner's trial was a detailed set of lies. they want a new trial. >>> raleigh's nuews and observe says police found what they believe to be the remains of 3-year-old mariah woods. authorities have not said how she died. her mother's boyfriend is charged with concealing her death. >>> the houston chronicle says charter schools are among the nation's most segregated. data reviewed shows at least 14% of charters have at least 99% minority enrollment during the 2014-2015 school year. that number is also steadily rising. one civil rights lawyer told the ap that too many charter schools are allowed to recruit only minorities or only white students. >>> and "the star ledger" looks at new jersey's fight to legalize sports betting nationwide. the u.s. supreme court takes it up this morning. it prohi

chairman, for holding this hearing and for hearing from mr. brock. i just want to say that i will sleep better tonight. i am so impressed. and it seems to me you're handling this just right. and the only question i have before i get to my questions, when you're talking about rebuilding to standards, whether it's homes or the electric grid or the highways or the roads, i was there with the speaker not too long ago. i do hope if we ever get this budget passed, going, we'll be able to give you a number that will provide for adequate funding to do this because i understand you're saying you have to combine your efforts with hud and other agencies. but knowing you're there will help me sleep better tonight. so i thank you for your presentation. so first question. congress authorized the alternative procedures pilot program as part of the sandy recovery improvement act to test a more efficient approach to awarding public assistance grants. so i'd like to know from you, how has the alternative procedures program worked with regard to superstorm sandy recove