mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i rise to talk for a moment about -- i appreciate senator thune's comments about usmca or some might call it nafta 1.6. it just doesn't do very much. but what it does doesn't get us where we need to get. i was not in this body. i was down the hall in the house of representatives when nafta passed. i voted against it. i saw what nafta did to my state, what it did to our country, the number of lost manufacturing jobs, states in the industrial midwest have not recovered and still have not recovered from that legislation, from that trade agreement, the north american free trade agreement. and then the clinton administration i opposed my own party on this and the bush administration, the other party pushed one after another after another, trade agreements. president trump made a huge campaign promise that he was going to do something about it, and this agreement simply doesn't do it. we have talked to the united states trade representative repeatedly about enforcing labor standards. the wh

mr. brown: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 14 printed in house report number 116-289, offered by mr. brown of maryland. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 695, the gentleman from maryland, mr. brown, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland. mr. brown: thank you, mr. chair. mr. chair, i yield myself such time as i may consume. le -- the chair: without objection. mr. brown: i want to recognize the hard work from my colleague from california, chairwoman maxine waters on the underlying bill. and just the outstanding effort of your entire committee to bring this bill to the floor. the export-import bank plays an important role in helping u.s. businesses maintain and expand their presence in the global economy, increasing exports and creating jobs at no expense for american taxpayers. 90% of customers supported by the export-import bank are small business

mr. brown's amendment is focused on. if you want to talk about high tension, high risk environment in terms of those types of case that is come through, which, again, is causing unprecedented incidents out there, this amendment helps those employees to make sure that they are going to be able to deal with these cases and continue to go on and be productive in the health care system. again i want to thank mr. brown for offering this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. brown: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from maryland. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 8 printed in part b of house report 116-302. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will desig

. >> a very dynamic situation because at this particular point in time, we do not know where mr. brown may be. >> reporter: police say he's likely on foot armed and dangerous after killing his mother's boyfriend on saturday. he was believed to be driving this town car but somehow ended up in this rv which investigators are now searching. public schools were closed and this neighborhood was asked to shelter in place. >> he could be anywhere i hope they catch him soon. >> reporter: brown is listed as awol from the marines. investigators say the combat engineer deserted his post at camp lejeune in north carolina last month and made his way to franklin county, virginia police say he's an experienced outdoorsman and could survive in the woods >> with his military training, he pushes the threshold a little higher of the concern. >> reporter: his friends, through an attorney, are pleading for him to surrender >> michael, please turn yourself in we're here for you. >> reporter: today the shelter in place order was lifted after the search turned up nothing. federal authorities are offering a $1

mr. brown fractured his tail bone and as a result of this injury developed skin breakdown and injury. he spent three months at the spinal cord injury unit at the va medical center in miami. now he's apprehensive about flying and drove to washington, d.c., from south florida to attend pva meetings and events. mr. brown's situation is not unique among pva members. i too have experienced disab disability-related problems with air travel. it is one of the most common complaints we receive from the members. other house disability champion oynes collusion on several provisions and the faa re-authorization act of 2018. the law included from air travel passengers about their rights under the acaa and improve the assistance they received from air carriers and established formal lines of communication between the air travel industry and the disability community and the d.o.t. to address barriers to air travel. the law also requires a forward looking study designed to return the feasibility of passengers

. >> mr. brown has not been located. we do believe he is on foot. >> city schools in roanoke closed after a report brown was seen in the area. overnight knocking on his grandmother's door. later seen this afternoon. >> he could be walking around and no one noticed. >> reporter: residented are urged to she woulder in place. >> a lot of us are stuck inside with our kids right now, trying to convince them and explain to them why they can't go outside. >> reporter: the 22-year-old marine is wanted for the murder of his mother's boyfriend, just weeks after he deserted his post at camp lejeune. police say said he took weapons from the home of the victim. >> we have reason to believe he may be armed and dangerous. and if he is confronted or pushed into a position where he feels like he has no other alternative, then he may use force. >> they're just get, ready to pull that rv out of the way here. police are urging residents to make sure they lock their outside sheds and car doors and and homes and remain vigilant. if they see an

. >> we were able to make contact with mr. brown this morning and thankfully take them into stody. >> reporter: the manhunt eventually focusing near roanoke, where an rv linked to brown was found in this church parking lot, not far from his grandmother's home. his family, at the time, pleading for brown to peacefully turn himself in. >> i won't leave you. just please turn yourself in. i can't lose another person. >> reporter: brown's mother telling investigators she witnessed the november 9th shooting of her boyfriend, rodney brown. pressed on the relationship between the two men, an attorney hired by friends of michael brown described the family as dysfunctional. >> we don't know if he did it. and if he did do it, i'm sure that there are a lot of things that can be brought up in his behalf. >> reporter: tom, brown was charged with second degree murder, but right now, authorities aren't giving a whole lot of details in terms of motive or exactly how he was captured. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> now, to what appears to be a danger

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brown? >> thanks, chairman. mr. lord, from my opening statement you can quite suggest that i'm in this whole debate, i'm most interested in the workers that work for you and others, union and nonunion companies. union and nonunion workers. a couple questions. i want to -- when you first started your business to operate in all cash without a bank account. what safety risk did this pose to your workers? >> senator brown, incredible safety risks involved in just that volume of cash. currently, we actually have our employees through a company called dealt services which is not directly involved with banking, and then we lease those employees to our cannabis-touching company in order to provide one layer of protection back to those employees. so, today we actually can process, but we do it through a two-step process. prior to that, just large amounts of cash is dangerous. >> is your operation, the operation you just mentioned, union or nonunion? >> nonunion, sir. >> do you see -- i mentioned in my opening statement the u

mr. brown: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i'm reserving the right to object. i and my colleagues here, senator carper, senator coons, and prominent democrats in the education debate have deep concerns about senator alexander's proposed micropackage. to be sure, it's a micropackage of higher education bills. it's not a complete reauthorization. our caucus has been clear what a comprehensive bill should look like. it a-- it addresses, access, affordability and accountability and campus safety. this falls well -- this alexander proposal falls well short. my friend from tennessee says this package is bipartisan. that's sort of true but not entirely. he's made a number of changes to the underlying bipartisan bills that do not have the support of lead democrats on this and in some cases the lead republicans of the original bills. for example, this package includes a limited repeal of the ban on pell grants for incarcerated adults instead of the full repeal of the ban included in the bipartisan bill. our bill adds to pell gran

mr. brown: thank you, and i thank senator stabenow. she is exactly right. she used the term a couple of times, blank check. people join the army, people become marines, people go off to a service academy, people enlist in the national guard. essentially they sign a blank check to our -- to cash by all of us who protect -- that care so much about protecting our country. you know, it used to be -- senator stabenow, has been with senator tester, one of the real leaders in this. it used to be many years ago when it became clear that veterans -- that veteran after veteran after veteran, young veterans in those days, 20 years ago, that far removed from vietnam, were coming down with these illnesses, and congress decided bipartisan, almost unanimously, rather than make every single veteran, every soldier, every marine, every sailor, make them prove to the government -- make them prove to the v.a. that they should be eligible for health care coverage based on the illness they got because of agent orange, congress decided, you know, we should make every single perso

>> no, no, i'm mr. brown. >> mr. brown, okay china's business to the u.s. is right now. u.s. business to china is essentially on the come. nothing has eliminated the chinese burgeoning middle class. they'll still come to market wall street is still going to fund them. there's pretty good optimism about down the road where nothing about it has revealed those facts. brown. >> steve, thank you very much. on that point, quickly, josh, only at 65 basis points above treasuries when we know rates are pretty low by historic standards. >> risk-free bond to your point. >> chinese will be look at this and saying if we can slowly but surely take advantage of the current circumstances and offset our current use of reserves, i think it's a huge factor for them long term playing it small relative to their overall deficits. >> very good point if you're just reading headlines, all the furor, all the uncertainty. next week china is going to have four times the amount of subscription for a bond offering, the biggest they've ever done, and it will be 40, 50 basis points over a treasury, you woul

. >> we were able to make contact with mr. brownke him into custody without any injury. >> reporter: the manhunt eventually focusing near roanoke where an rv linked to brown was found in this church parking lot not far from his grandmother's home. his family at the time pleading for brown to peacefully turn himself in. >> i won't leave you, just please turn yourself in, i can't lose another person. >> reporter: brown's mother telling investigators she witnessed the november 9th shooting of her boyfriend, rodney brown. pressed on the relationship between the two men, an attorney hired by friends of michael brown described the family as dysfunctional. >> we don't know if he did it, if he did do it i'm sure there are a lot of things that can be brought up in his behalf. >> reporter: brown was charged with second degree murder, but right now authorities aren't giving a whole lot of details in terms of motive or exactly how he was captured. zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >>> this morning we're talking turkey with a real expert. >> t

. >> mr. brown has not been located. orter: city schools in roanoke, virginia, closed after a report that brown was seen in the area, first spotted knocking on his grandmother's door for hours, later reported walking. >> he could be here just walking around, like no one would even notice. >> reporter: residents urged to shelter in place. >> a lot of us are stuck inside with our kids right now, trying to convince them and explain to them why they can't go outside. >> reporter: the 22-year-old marine is wanted for the murder of his mother's boyfriend just weeks after he deserted his post at camp lejeune. police say he took weapons from the home of the victim. >> we have reason to believe that he may be, continue to be armed and dangerous. and if he is confronted or pushed into a position to where he feels like he has no other alternative, then he may be use force. >> reporter: authorities have moved brown's rv out of the area to continue their investigation. police are urging residents to remain vigilant, to lock up their d

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mr. president. supervisor brown, brown not present. supervisor furer, present. supervisor hainey, present. m arc ndelman(role call). >> mr. president, you have a quorum. >> please join me in the believe of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republican for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff of sfgtv, lawrence brian and michael balazar who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available online to the public. madam clerk, any communications? >> yes, mr. president. i have one from the office of supervisor valley brown. she will not be at the meeting and requests to be excused. >> can i have a motion? supervisor furer and seconded by supervisor ronan. so motion to excuse made by first and seconded. supervisor brown is excused. today we are approving the minutes for the october 1, 2019 board meeting. are there any changes to these meeting minutes? seeing none, can i have a motion to appr

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mr. walton who is substituting for valley brown today. we have a board memo noting supervisor walton as a replacement. i would like to acknowledge committee clerk john carroll and >> serena williams your cell phones and other electronic devices. your copies of any documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the november 19th board of agenda and mr. chair, we received a letter from the office of supervisor brown to be excused from today's proceedings. >> ok. can we excuse supervisor brown out objection? thank you. and mr. clerk, please call item number one. >> agenda item number one is an ordinance amending the health code to require the department of public health to maintain and operate at full capacity an adult residential facility with no fewer than 41 beds. >> i would like to welcome carolyn goosen to present. >> thank you. as you know, the board passed legislation on the adult residential facility two weeks ago, codifying an agreement reached between our office, sieu10-1 and the mayor's

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mr. president. brown. now here is a republican, capito, coons, ernst, jones, moran, shaheen, sinema, smith, wicker, brawnd. this is legislation that we all -- and braun. this is legislation that we all agree on, on short-term pell grants. then we have senators grassley, smith, cassidy, ernst, hassan, jones, klobuchar, manchin and rubio would like to simplify the federal aid letter so you don't get a letter in the mail if you're living in maryland or tennessee and think you have got a grant that you don't have to pay back when in fact it's a loan that you do have to pay back. we also agree on increasing the maximum pell grant. and we also agree on how to pay for it. we also agree on permanent funding for the historically black colleges and institutions in a way that the budget committee can easily approve and that can pass the senate. so if we can agree on all that and it all helps students at historically black colleges and minority-serving institutions, then why don't we pass it. why don't we do that. why

brown, thousands gathered in ferguson. erafrican-ans are still being killed by police in racially charged incidents. what do you make of that? how much has changed? mr well, i think it'eysa long jouo justice. and i think we get progress slowly. but i do see progress. i think about, as tragic as the killing of michael brown was, there was some positive that came out of it. president legislation where $50 mlion were allocated to equip local police agencies with body camera video. that has made a cerld of differor print -- for transparency. yamiche: you have a chapterll "police don't shoot white men in the back." tell me about that. in the situation that you've seen where white people get treated one way and african-americans get treated in another.mr crump: you know, i go around the country speaking at a lot of universities and civics. organizatind one of the things i day, can you tell me a black or brown person who brutality or shot in the back by police while they are running away? andpe immediatelyle just start spouting off names that we have come familiar withgh thr hashtags. and then i say, now tell me the name of a white person who's being kille

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love to work with you on that. >> thank you. >> senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chair. for mr. hayward. it looks like you're ahead of the curve on doing broadband in your area. how many counties does your -- is your coverage? >> we serve parts of four counties in mississippi. >> in indiana, we have 92 counties. 2/3 are rural. probably most recs are either a county or two. starting to cascade through the process of providing rural broadband. you'll actually start service here next year, it sounds like. when will you plan to be completed? >> our project is about a 40-month buildout, is what we're planning. we're planning on having it built out hopefully within four years at least. >> that will give access to every member that's currently got electricity? >> yes, sir. >> impressive. >> the goal is to -- our plan is to be able to provide it to every member. our state law requires that before we can even get into the broadband business that we have to have a plan. >> are your other counterparts in mississippi proceeding at the same pace? >> we have -- our law just passed in january.

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benefactor of our centennial parade, the ceo and chairman of brown acquisitions at a great american patriot, please join me in welcoming mr. stanley scherrer. [applause] >> will they always say, be careful what you wish for. and i'm careful. good morning. it is my pleasure to be here with you today at this very special event, the 100th annual veterans day parade in new york city. thank you to the chairman of the united war veterans council and to my friend bill for introducing me to the united war veterans council and for all he's done for the nation's veterans. at this historic centennial ,elebration of veterans day we've chosen to honor five grand marshal's. who represent the world war ii generation to the 9/11 generation and every generation of soldier, sailor, marine and coast guard and airmen in between. woody williams, her shimmy a maura, rob kerry, teddy roy and zach. thank you for being here on behalf of your brothers and sisters in arms. the commandant of the marine corps general david berger is also joining us as honorary grand marshal. fiveank him and all of the grand marshal for being here today. i would also