as mr. buck had mentioned, whether it's a development that's charging a lot of money for condos with under ground garages. when you remove a significant tree, i think it should be replaced with as much as we can. so i mean, i'm not going to suggest 48, but i would prefer 36 on the four cedars and maybe 24 on several of the other plants. maybe mr. buck can help with that guidance. but other than that, i would be inclined to deny the appeal and allow the permit to go forward. >> commissioner wilson: do you have any concerns about the process? not withstanding what was in the brief. >> president honda: i probably should have made this disclosure prior. i actually drive down this street. we had a case last week that was on broaddrick. i don't normally take baker or broaddrick. i normally come down post because my daughter attends school two blocks away. i do drive down that block. because we are the tree guardians of the city, i did notice the notifications on the trees as i was driving down, i belie

mr. buck: thank you, mr. speaker. for the purposes of debate only i yield the customary 30 minutes to my friend, the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. buck: during consideration of this resolution all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks . the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. buck: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the rule and underlying legislation. this rule makes in order two bills, reported favorably by the committee on financial services, and one bill reported favorably by the energy and commerce. i just want to take a moment at the beginning to point out there are no amendments made in order by this rule because there were no amendments offered to any of these bills. both of the financial services bills were the subject of h

mr. buck: thank you, mr. speaker. for the purposes of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to my friend, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern. pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burke: during consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. buck: i rise today in support of the rule and the underlying legislation. just three weeks ago we host add small lender in my district office who was being hindered in his efforts to serve home buyers in eastern colorado. why? because washington in its unyielding effort to regulate every decision of americans lumped this lender into a broader regulation that came out of the housing crisis 10 years ago. this isn't some theoretical exercise. these regulations have real coloradoans. th

and supported locally by the bucks county foundation, key bank foundation, and first national bank and trust of newtown. mr. speaker, we offer our thanks to the bucks county -- community council for all they do for the community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, for five minutes. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, last tuesday the i.r.s. and department of treasury issued a ruling which was good news for folks who live in north central and eastern connecticut as well as western massachusetts. in a nutshell what the i.r.s. did it extended a property casualty loss deduction for homeowners who had foundations built over the last 20 years from material from a quarry which contained a metal substance which when exposed to moisture over time spider web cracks, and the houses are subject to full collapse. i have here a photograph which shows, again, a contractor who is repairing one of the foundations of an affected home which shows, again, how fragile the concrete foundation becomes as a result of this condition. so last year

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize some real-life superheroes in my district in bucks county, pennsylvania. mr. fitzpatrick: students from brookwood, mill creek elementary schools collected thousands of cans of canned soups, dressed as superheroes and delivered it to the food pantry in levintown. mill creek collected 5, 081 pounds of soup. brookwood collected 3,061 pounds and keystone collected 1,016 pounds of cans to help those in need. mr. speaker, i am so inspired by these outstanding young members of our community who at a young age are already working hard to help people around them in need and make their community a stronger and a better place. i know we can all learn something from these boys and girls, and i encourage every schools in bucks and montgomery counties to follow the lead of these three schools and find new and fun ways to help those who are in need. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: as schoolchildren

brothers and big sisters, including john, we thank you for your work in helping our youth in bucks county. mr. speaker, growing up in middletownship in bucks county, pennsylvania, and as a current resident, now representing my hometown in congress, i've seen my community change throughout the years. the one constant, however, has always been the presence of stone meadows farm. one of the last remaining active agricultural lands in our township. the 168-acre farm has a rich history that connects the present to the past. as development continues throughout our region, stone meadows farm reminds residents why we chose to live in middletown township, pennsylvania. i firmly believe this is something worth preserving. in bucks county we are fortunate our local and county leaders continue to make concerted efforts to preserve our open spaces and here in congress, i am working to support preservation and land conservation efforts nationwide. i stand ready to work with any government official and our citizens like members of the save stone meadows farm movement who share this goal to preserve our qual

maybe it's these 400 square foot units that are a million bucks. maybe mr. davis could tell us. where is moderate income housing being created in the city at market? [off microphone] >> it's an outstanding question. it's one that we think about quite a bit. is to the project that was delayed, whatever, continued today, star city, the project in the tenderloin, that is co-living. it's a co-living plan. so that's a market -- it's one idea of a market rate solution to try to find middle income housing. whether that's going to pan out or not, it's a lot of out-of-the-box thinking. i would say adus are by design naturally. moderate income housing, i think i would agree that i think kind of thinking of them as moderate income makes sense, but, you know, i think a lot of the affordability by design is something that we really need to be thinking about, but this co-living is becoming very popular in, like, boston and new york. we have some projects going on in san francisco right now. >> so i think when we say -- what i'm hearing you say is: when we consider moderate income, we can't lo

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the bucks county girl stem conference. the 2017 conference was attended by over 800 girls in grades six through 10 and focused on inspiring young women in our region to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. the 2018 conference scheduled for this may expected to be even larger. attendees learn from professional women working in stem fields including agriculture, banking, physics, nursing, marine biology, real estate, engineering, app design, and more. the impact of this program is already clear in our community. as a result of attending girl stem 2017, 95% of girls said they felt more motivated to do well in school. 96% felt more engaged in their own learning. and 93% said girl stem helped them plan ahead, make career choices, and feel optimistic about their future. as our economy continues to evolve, i commend projects like bucks county girl stem conference for the important work they play in educating and exciting the next generation of female leaders. these young women are the future leaders of ou

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the retirement of donna, a constituent of mine from bristol borough, bucks county, pennsylvania, after a 42-year career of community service as an employee of the grundy foundation. starting in 1975, she worked at the grundy library, eventually assisting the foundation's executive director until she was appointed the grundy museum administrator. a position which she held for the past 12 years. as a museum administrator, she's credited with updating the museum's strategy plan, creating best practices for all of the museum's programs and services, and building up partnerships between the museum and the community. under donna's leadership, the number of visitors to the museum increased exponentially in the 40th and 50th anniversary events were great successes. i want to express my deep gratitude and the gratitude of our entire community for donna's commitment to preserving the history of our community. while her retirement is well deserved, her exit is already felt. thank you, donna. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back

mr. president. chairman of the county commissioner in bucks county, pennsylvania, where i know you county is.bucks coming off aelse super bowl win. theon the super bowl well physically special, right. nick foles, i have a philly tocial for you when i it cos projects and i know everyone is aware of i-90. in that interstate highway it has been the connection of the i-95 after lit lir 40 years of planningnd approvals and permitting finally making connection and there is a picture on the slides up here. are make itis, they a connection only on two of the eight ramps so if you are going north on 90 you can go east. i blow the conneks are. you want it. you want the connection. al the permitting is done. all the reviews. that sounds good. >> we jumped ahead. >> half million. >> about $515 million. the pricetrump: get down a little bit. get it down. >> good. we'll do that. can do that. president trump: sounds lock a lot of money for connections. think you? can do it for $550. h. [laughter] >> we're ready to go. president trump: good. i want to say.ng it is so important. you know, in buck cons ty, we have 115 bri

but also does the buck really stop with general kelly or does the buck stop with the president? >> well, i think mr. lewandowski is clearly unhappy with general kelly and the processes that according to some reporting have kept him out of the oval office. so you can see him out there using this to his advantage. ultimately what happened this week was mishandled, both from a procedural standpoint and from a pr standpoint. i mean, they never at any time this week got to a place where they fully went through the timeline of what general kelly knew and what other people knew. we got a lot of reporting on it, but the white house never really took control of that narrative. that's going to cause more questions to have to be asked next week. and if i'm the president, look, i don't think the president is involved in the day to day management of background checks on white house staff, but if i'm the president, i'm asking this morning who is watching out for me here, you all have let a situation get out of control that is negatively affecting my presidency, this is not a situation of my making and i want to

mr. president. rob locky, chairman of the county commissioners in bucks county, pennsylvania. i know you know where bucks county is. [ inaudible ] >> and we won the super bowl with the philly special, right? so nick foles and doug peederson and i have a special for you when it comes to transportation. i know everyone is aware of i-95 and one of the biggest missing links in that interstate highway has been the connection of the turnpike in i-95 and after 40 years of planning and approvals and permitting they're finally making the connection and there is a picture on these slides up here, but the problem is they're making a connection only on two of the eight ramps. so if you're going north on 95 -- >> i know where those connections are. >> so you want additional connections? >> and all of the permitting is done. >> that sounds good. you jumped to the head of the line. it's how much? >> about $515 million. get the price down a little bit. get it down. [ laughter ] >> we can do that. it sounds like a lot of money for connections. what do you think, phil? you can do it for 550. we

mr. mayor. president trump's plan is going to be offering 200 billion bucks of federal dollars. now that leaves a huge amount, the bulk of the $1.5 trillion to state and local governments and private investments. what are your initial thoughts about his plan? >> well, i'm going to wait until we actually see the plan. take nothing for granted. the reality is this, miss ruehl, the u.s. needs about $5 trillion in infrastructure to make us competitive on the world stage. of what's being currently spent across this country on infrastructure, 75% of it is being spent by state and local governments. that's important to note. primarily using municipal bonds. currently, we're baring at least 75% -- if you talk about water and sewer infrastructure, the federal government spent about $2.5 billion. state and local governments spent about $106 billion. so as we go forward, it's so important to know the vast majority of not only what's being done in infrastructure now but the vast majority of america's gross domestic product, 91% of it, is being created by cities in metropolitan economies. we

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mr. president, rob lockly, chairman of county commissioners bucks county, pennsylvania. i know where you know where bucs county is -- >> [inaudible]. >> suburb of philadelphia, off a big super bowl win. we won the super bowl with the philly special, and nick foles and doug pederson. i have a philly special for you when it comes to transportation projects. everyone is aware of the i-95 and the turn bike, one of the missing links in the high is connection of turnpike and i-95. after four years of planning and approves and permitting they're finally making connection. there is a picture on the slide. the problem they're making connection only on two of the eight ramps. if you're going north on 59. >> i know where those connections are? you want additional connection. >> all the permit something done. all the environmental review. >> that sounds good. you jumped ahead of the line. >> we have -- >> how much? >> 515 million. >> get the price down a little bit. get it down. >> we do that. we'll do that. >> sounds like a lot of money for connections right? what do you think, phi

mr. speaker? >> no. it is really disappointing. basically what happened to great leaders where the buck stops here, i think that it is not an incident of one person, not an incident of two people, it is just a systemic failing. the constitution says that if you have neglect of duty, malfeasan malfeasance, misfeasance or incompetent, we have the right to ask the governor to remove you from office and he swore on all four points. watch any of the interviews from day one to day 12, and he's got more people under investigation in his own office than he does trying to track down and put to the death penalty a massive mass murderer and so what we're saying is enough is enough. let's get someone in there, i applaud governor scott, he's got our fdla agents from tallahassee that goes down, they'll start investigating and figuring out what is going on down there, they can't do it themselves. >> there are those who look at this and say, look, this is political. what is happening here is an attempt to distract from the debate on guns. is that fair? >> no, it is completely unfair. let's walk through it. all you have to do is watch any of the int

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. >> thank you to your point, gopro there just barely over 5 bucks a share right now. let's bring in mr for his shouts thoughts on some of these earnings as they continue to play out what do you think so far >> kelly, i think you're seeing relatively normal responses across the board to a market that's run, especially the big techs. it's funny, we can quibble over alphabet's numbers and it's totally fair game, given what the stock's done, but a company this size delivering 24% top line growth, i think people have to step back and actually recognize really how remarkable that is in the grand scheme of things marketwide, i think what we're doing is the stock market is trying to make its peace uneasily with where yields are going. i don't think -- i've been saying there's no magic trigger level to bond yields but in the context of everyday turn of the screw when the yields refuse to kind of ease back, i think it's just one more excuse to take some off as tony's been saying, you know, we were having the recoil from that shot out of the gate we got, up 7.5% in three weeks. so, i don't think

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the pens bury school district in bucks county, pennsylvania, for the focus of their mental health on their students and community at large and their determination to end the drug epidemic. the district recently launched an onsite mental health counseling program for their high school students and their families in partnership with the district's new addiction and mental health task force. the clinical counseling and partnership with saint mary medical center began last month at the pennsbury high school. it continues its partnership and expand the program to in the and families elementary and middle school students. as the co-chair of the bipartisan heroin task force we have worked tirelessly both in congress and our communities to find solutions to this devastating epidemic. we're in the elementary and middle school students. as the so encouraged by the steps that these members of our community are taking to address the issues of mental health and addiction. we encourage every school district in bucks county to follow the lead of pennsbury school dist

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mr. rob bins was up as much as 7 or 8%. >> in the end you don't have the vix trade powering things. applied materials with a remarkable material was up a couple of bucks and that one has come in. i think there are sellers coming in and i also feel that in the end it -- we just aren't focused on on the 10-year like we were three weeks ago. >> i don't quite know why since it seems to be moving towards 3%. >> the end of the world, now a weigh station, whatever. and i think the narrative changing over and over again is making it so people are a little queesy and we don't care about the 10-year, we care about the vix. the moment we are caring about the vix, we'll go back to the 10-year is my thinking the moment we stop caring about the vix, which might be soon because vix being crushed. >> a name you brought up yesterday but then we ran out of time to really discuss or i didn't have an opportunity to share it all with you, kraft hines, heinz. >> they did this strange thing that a lot of analysts were writing about this morning after the close yesterday kraft heinz said this afternoon it will release a management slide cast to update the progress since the

bucks went down. can you educate us about this 2% target? by my count, $100 20 years ago i 2%, it might cost about $150 today. mr. powell: this was a big debate settled around 2% as opposed to 04 central banks to aim at. central banks are aiming at 2%. it has become a global standard. the reason why that was picked over to present is that it gives us more room to cut a real interest rate. if influence -- inflation rate is zero, then interest rates would be in the sort of 1%, 2%, to present range. when a recession comes, we would have little to cut. having to present inflation we think oils the wheels of the economy and give central banks more ammunition. yields back. the chernow recognizes the gentleman from texas. the ranking member of our oversight investigation subcommittee. >> thank you. i would like to thank the person's here who call themselves "full employment defenders." welcome. mr. chairman, what do you consider full employment? i have the number 1.5%. what is your number? >> if i do make an estimate i would say it is somewhere in the low floors. load petros. 4's.w but it could be five or it could be 3.