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thank you, mr bryan murray. thank you both. >> thank you >>> it is morning in nepal, 18 hours after a powerful quake struck killing more than 1400 it is expected to rise sharply, search and rescue under way. aid is being sent to the region an update next. >> the italian coast guard overwhelmed as migrants attempt to make the crossing to europe. we have more. >>> in nepal at this hour, international aid is on the way as it faces one of the worst natural disasters. it centers near kathmandu. we have more. >> reporter: it's the most powerful earthquake in nepal for decades. people describe wave after wave of tremors, the army searching the rubble for signs of life and body. the numbers killed is rapidly increasing. hundreds of body are recovered. >> we have reports of people trapped in the rubble. the military is mobilizing cranes so people trapped under rubble can be dug out. >> hospital beds have been set up on the streets and wards. treatment is basic. nepal is asking india to send mobile medical teams. the wors

economy commissioner fung and xhilz and to my right is robert bryan the deputy city attorney that will provide the board with legal joys and mr. pacheco and i'm cynthia goldstein the boards executive order and for case sitting at the front table scott sanchez representing the planning department and planning commission we'll

mr. stevenson gave me the news, the wonderful news. amy: bryan stevenson, why did you take on this case? how did you hear about anthony ray hinton in prison, the point you take it on, i mean, he was freed after 30 years -- how did you hear about the case? >> we actually monitor almost all of the cases involving people sentenced to death here in alabama. there is no public defender system. there is no right to counsel. we are people on death throw who are literally dying for legal assistance. we're pretty familiar with all of the cases. we had recruited some lawyers to represent mr. hinton, but it is a very difficult thing to take on. if you don't have a lot of resources and if you're far away, it is hard. mr. hinton and i had actually met many years earlier. when his lawyers could no longer represent him, we decided to take the case on. i got personally involved. i just have to say how extraordinary it is to be sitting next to my friend of my client. we spent so many hours together at home in prison, but we have never been able to sit together in

bryan i.s.d. host volunteer, part of the chamber of conference, as chair of the brazos county health board district. mr. speaker, randy symms was a great leader and a dedicated public servant and an outstanding family man. his selfless devotion to our community will be greatly missed. he will be remembered as a great public servant to our community and as a loving father husband grandfather and friend to his family and friends. my wife gina and i offer our deepest sympathy and our heart felt condoleanses to brenda and her family. we also lift up the family and friends of randy in our prayers. in closing i ask americans pray for our country during these difficult times, for the men and women in uniform that are protected from external threats and for our first responders who protect us here at home. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield it's back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, mrs. torres, for five minutes. mrs. torres: mr. speaker, i rise to recognize national public telecommunicators week. after working 18 year