mr. cardin: mr. president, i take this time on the floor to first express my appreciation to the leadership for bringing forward the water resources development act, the wrda act. i know we're going to have a chance to vote on the cloture motion on monday, and i just really want to thank the leadership for making this bill available for floor time. i also want to congratulate senator inhofe, the chairman of our committee, and senator boxer, the ranking democrat, because i'm a proud member in the environment and public works committee that has recommended these water resources development act to the full senate. the process that was used by chairman inhofe and ranking member boxer was the way that the legislative process should work in the united states senate. we had a very open process where many members, all the members of our committee, many other members of the senate participated in one of the most important bills that we consider during a congressional session. it deals with the conservation an

mr. cardin: mr. president, take this time to speak about the justice against sponsors of terrorism act, better known as jasta, and i'm going to support the veto override. i.t. not without -- it's not without concern of the poe teption unintended -- the potential unintended consequences. i've come to the conclusion that the risks of shielding the perpetrators of terrorism from justice outweighs the risk on how other countries might respond to -- and perhaps compromise -- u.s. interests. 15 years have passed since the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. but in my home state of maryland and across the country, the pain caused by the events of that day is still real. it was a national tragedy for the united states. but we were personally devastated for fathers, mothers, husband, wives and children in maryland and throughout the country. the 9/11 victims and their families deserve meaningful relief, and i cannot support putting obstacles in the way of victims of terrorism seeking justice. i understand t

mr. cardin: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: madam president, i join with senator wyden in my deep disappointment that the republicans have objected to the continuation of a policy that has voluntarily been done for 40 years, and that is those that are running for president of the united states to release their tax returns. i just really want to underscore a couple points that senator wyden made, and i thank him very much for his leadership on this. madamadam president, i just came from a hearing where i have the privilege of being the ranking democrat. a large part of that hearing dealt with transparency, good governance, corruption, anticorruption. that's a key fundamental for afghanistan's success. this morning i also had a chance to meet with the new leader of burma. she has tremendous challenges in that emerging country: transparency and anticorruption are critically important to the success of that democracy. so when the united states stands internationally for good governance, anticorruption, transparency, we first

mr. cardin: mr. president, take this time to speak about the justice against sponsors of terrorism act, better known as jasta, and i'm going to support the veto override. i.t. not without -- it's not without concern of the poe teption unintended -- the potential unintended consequences. i've come to the conclusion that the risks of shielding the perpetrators of terrorism from justice outweighs the risk on how other countries might respond to -- and perhaps compromise -- u.s. interests. 15 years have passed since the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. but in my home state of maryland and across the country, the pain caused by the events of that day is still real. it was a national tragedy for the united states. but we were personally devastated for fathers, mothers, husband, wives and children in maryland and throughout the country. the 9/11 victims and their families deserve meaningful relief, and i cannot support putting obstacles in the way of victims of terrorism seeking justice. i understand t

mr. cardin: mr. president, today i want to pay tribute and reflect on the legacy of israeli leader, two-time prime minister and ninth president of israel, shimon peres. i extend my condolences to the family of shimon peres and to the people of israel. today you have lost a towering leader who leaves behind a legacy of moral clarity and hope. i had the opportunity to meet shimon peres on numerous occasions. after each meeting, i walked away inspired and hopeful, having benefited immensely from his insight and perspective on a number of difficult global issues. shimon peres was not only one of the world's greatest statesmen, but an ardent and committed advocate for peace. given shimon peres' personal history and journey, it is truly remarkable that in his final years he refused to give in to cynicism and acrimony. as an immigrant to israel, he was part of the grand project that cultivated a thriving country and society. as a warrior, he made sure that israel was always ready and able to defend itself.

cardinals. all smiles for patrick peterson. first and goal, play fake. and there he is, mr. reliability, mr. everything for the cardinals. larry fitzgerald, touchdown, 7-0. third and goal, watch palmer clean pocket, plenty of time. michael floyd back of the end zone. you're up 17-0. early knockout punch for the cardinals. they n second and one, late in the second quarter, palmer says, let's go for it. jaron brown, perfect throw and catch, and you're up 24-0 at the half. how about that? palmer, first and ten. third quarter, david johnson, stiff-arm. and then look at the speed. run after the catch, is there anybody better in the game at doing so many different things for an offense? d.j., strong, strong defense as well. josh mauro deflected pass, sims can't hold on to it. marcus cooper, the newly acquired defensive back, picked up in that deal with kansas city a few weeks ago. interception returned for a touchdown. this was an onslaught win for the cardinals. chris johnson says, let me get a td here. 40-7 the final. the cardinals dominating the buccaneers. let's send it out to university of phoenix stadium. richard saenz i

mr. cardin: i know that people are busily at work in order to be able to make that reality. i was on the floor yesterday talking about the need to fund zika. to me that is urgent. we have to get that done now. and i explained then that there are real risks to the general population of maryland and colorado and every state in this country from the zika virus. so today i'm going to talk about two episodes that occurred in maryland during the recess, two disasters. and i mention that in this context because we need our federal agencies fully functioning and fully funded in order to deal with things that just happen in america. in my own state we had two horrible disasters during the recess. and i'd like to talk a little bit about that. marylanders were heart broken by the devastation that has hit our community in ellicott city. my condolences go out to the families and friends who lost loved ones in the tragedy. i want to especially thank the first responders who have worked firelessly to save lives and property after the historic flooding in ellicott city. ellicott city is a h

mr. cardin: this is not just a matter of individuals traveling to other countries and obtaining the zika virus and coming back to the united states. we have a locally acquired zika virus here in the united states and senator nelson has been an outspoken leader on the united states senate and the congress doing the right thing. he's absolutely right when he says we did pass three months ago a compromise bill that would have funded the n.i.h. and usaid and the other agencies what they needed for the remainder of the year, would have done it in a way that was not all the money that i thought or you thought and senator nelson thought should be provided but was a fair compromise. instead of course we got a conference report that contained less funds. with poison pills and issues that are not related to the zika funding to try to move forward on a pretty extreme agenda. that's not what we should be doing with the health of people of this country. i take this time to support what senator nelson has said and rise to talk about the urgent need for us to provide full funding, full funding for our

about in senator cardin thank you for referencing the best bilateral meeting i had during the week in new york at the general assembly by far the most informative and interesting session. mr. chairman ranking member cardin and members of the committee thank you for this opportunity to discuss the civil war in syria and its regional implications. now in its sixth year the civil wars destroy the fabric of life in syria, it's killed at least 40,000 people triggered the worst humanitarian displacement crisis since world war ii put neighboring countries and asylum under enormous pressure exacerbated regional tensions helps wealthy ranks of most notably da'ish and a credit to the conflict continues the fueled by patrons and proxies with very diverse and interesting priorities at a time of unprecedented of people in light of the middle east. as governments pursue new models of political rule and regional influence. in short the syrian conflict presents one of the most complex challenges we have faced. the united states is clear-eyed about our role and responsibility. the civil war in syria is not about us nor can it be solved solely by us but it challenges our security and strat

mr. chairman, ranking member cardin, most of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the civil war in syria and its regionalim implications. now in its sixth year, the crisis has destroyed the fabric of life in syria, killed at least 400,000 people, triggered the worst human displacement crisis since the end of world war ii, put neighboring countries of first asylum under enormous pressure, exacerbated regional tensions, and helped swell the ranks of violent extremist organizations, most notably daesh and al-qaeda. the conflict continues to be fueled by patrons and proxiesa'n with divergent interests and priorities at a time oforities unprecedented upheaval across the wider middle east, as governments pursue new models of political rule and vie for new positions of regional influence in short, the syrian conflictin presents one of the most complex challenges we have faced.the unt the united states is clear eyed about our role and responsibility. the civil war in syria is not about us, nor can it be solved solely by us. but it challenges our security and strategic interest

later they as sorried that time had expired to challenge and therefore the cardinals went on to within the game. mrpire you got to do your job. come on you can't be clocking out early. >>> as i said in eagles game this weekend eagles green bay packers the only two teams off. so it brings up an interesting question for all of us. what do you do during the by week? for most it means a weekend of catching up on everything that our significant other wants us to do. for eagles quarterback carson wentz it means bagging an eight pointer in the woods of north dac. check this out. carson wentz tweeted that's right what do you do on your by week? you get your first buck thanks to doug whoever that is up in north dakota for the help. hash tag nd legendary. hash tag i. tka. good shot on and off the field. >> he's a winner both weeks. >> that's right. that does it for us here at 6:00 o'clock. >> see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weap

cardinals. and hear few words from there swag himself. >> -- from mr. swag himself. >> another thing to know you have a chance but you still have to do it. talking about it doesn't do a thing. >> the super bowl champion in the pre-season finale. coverage begins at 6:00 p.m., kickoff at 6:30 p.m. only on abc 15. >> miller on the mound for the diamondbacks for the first time in six weeks. givers up two runs in the first. after that seemed to find his groove. after the first he throws five scoreless innings but still gets the loss. giants win it 4-2. it is for an outfielder. >>> forecast, showers winding down. a chance at a few more pockets. and more chances thursday and friday before the forecast dries out. good news, it is not going to get hotter. because every great accomplishment takes courage. because one person can't do it all. because dreams are worth chasing. midfirst bank will always be true to your money - >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, aaron eckhart from "so you think you can dance," cat deeley and music from nathan

cardinals. and hear few words from there swag himself. >> -- from mr. swag himself. >> another thing to know you have a chance but you still have to do it. talking about it thing. >> the super bowl champion denver broncos head to glendale in the pre-season finale. coverage begins at 6:00 p.m., kickoff at 6:30 p.m. only on abc 15. >> miller on the mound for the diamondbacks for the first time in six weeks. givers up two runs in the first. after that seemed to find his groove. after the first he throws five scoreless innings but still giants win it 4-2. it is official, diamondbacks trade michael bourn to the orioles for an outfielder. >>> forecast, showers winding down. a chance at a few more pockets. and more chances thursday and friday before the forecast dries out. good news, it is not going to get hotter. hma... s mylife kept back corolcine. r andg ece ntithbreo. ahmatoms. adults olled corolcine, roid. aiays g r ahours. dicine ofeath prlems heiskonn ents. hose trled on a ctrolcine, inleroid. s welllled, r ll f you brecre a ctrolcine, haleteid. orthanc

senator, cardin, thank you for referencing the best bilateral meeting i had with grover. by far the most informative and interesting session. mr. chairman, ranking member cardin, members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the civil war in syria and its regional implications. now in its sixth year, the civil war has destroyed the fabric of life in syria, killed at least 400,000 people, triggered the worst humanitarian displacement crisis since world war ii put neighboring countries under enormous pressure exacerbated regional tensions helped swell the ranks of extremist organizations most notably daesh and al qaeda. the conflict continues to be fueled by patrons and proxies with have i divergent interests and priorities at a time of unprecedented upheaval in the middle east as governments pursue new models of political rule and vi for regional influence. in short, the syria conflict presents one of the most complex challenges we have faced. the united states is clear eyed about our role and responsibility. the civil war in syria is not about us. nor can it be solved solely by us but it changes our secur

mrs. it. he is hunting, fitzgerald can't believe it. the patriots beat the cardinals 23-21.>> we didn't play well enough in any phase, special- teams, offense or defense, to win this game. we had a chance at the win -- execute or do anything. it all starts with me. it starts at the top. we obviously are not ready to play. they outplayed us.>> the cardinals have to regroup quickly. next sunday they will host the buccaneers. tampa led by coach dirk koetter won on the road in atlanta. more coming up later in sports.>>> our other big story, school canceled for some two buildings are unsafe with cracks in walls, even the foundation. jeff fan said tells us what's next for the more than 1400 affected students. >> reporter: all appears normal at landmark school. a closer look, there are cracks in the walls, crack so severe they had to shut the school down for safety.>> what if they had never had the inspection and something happened?>> kids in 1400 students at landmark in challenger schools will now have to go somewhere else.>> i'm going to have to worry about transportation.

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator cardin. it's hard to believe china is serious about effecting change in north korea's behavior when they continue to share $1 billion worth of coal exports, and continue to share 90% of their economy. and i think senator cardin, what he was getting at was chinese cooperation, and are they going to be willing in this new security resolution you're talking about, to narrow or limit the livelihood exemption in the new security council resolution you mentioned several times now? >> that is what is under negotiation now. we certainly hope so. and we're working to that end. at the same time, we are pursuing law enforcement cooperation, other forms of sanction enforcement and implementation in an effort to continue to tighten the net on the dbrk for the purpose of changing their behavior, and bringing them to real negotiations. >> perhaps we can get further into this. senator barrasso? >> thank you, chairman, for holding this hearing. and to senator cardin, i think you're absolutely right on all the

an opportunity for fans to get to know their arizona cardinals, take a few pictures and get some from mr. swag himself >> it's one thing to talk to players and say we're going to win a championship and know you have no chance and have to say it inway. it's another thing knowing you can do it but you still have to do it. talking about it doesn't do a thing. >> the cardinals welcome the super bowl champion broncos in the >> we're still ready for that and the regular season. now talking about the most-accurate forecast. getting ready to head out, you notice some views around the valley. clouds spreading in that gives us a nice glow. i'm tracking some light sprinkling here in some spots mainly south of the valley. the closest one i spotted is southwest over the terrain. some lowering clouds and possibly some sprinkles coming out too. they're directing their way toward the valley. not seeing anything but there's a slight chance of a stray shower this morning. in the meantime, check sunrise as we look live. sun coming up officially after 6:00. it's going to be a stunner here this morning. agai

mr. sampler. >> chairman corker, ranking member cardin, senators, expends and colleagues it's an honor to testify before you today about the work of usaid in afghanistan. today is in fact my last full day as assistant administeryear so i'll use my oral remarks at this probably my last testimony to reflect on my 14 years of almost continuous service in or on the reconstruction of afghanistan. within weeks of the attacks of september 11 in 2001 the u.s. and our allies had begun military action inia. supported by teams from my own former unit, the special forces group, forks forces loyal to northern alliance quickly defeated the al qaeda. it stepped the international security force. the u.s. embassy was re-opened with ambassador ryan crocker as charge. i first arrived in afghanistan in 2002 to assess the capacity of the government for conducting the emergency -- that was required by the agreement mitchell assessment was not particularly optimistic. the capacity to build a government was basically nonexistent at the time. that an important first point i'd like to share as i reminisce. what we call th

cardinals on thursday night. in the first half, the panthers young mr. collins was highly productive. ramon into the end zone and more than 150 yards receiving in the first half broadcast. euclid had a ten-point leadcin t the cards come close. all the sudden it is a tight game. mitchell floats a perfect pass into the basket. collins scores the young player there. euclid boasts a strong 47-37 victory over again from mentor. congratulations to bedford wants her heights. extended coverage on air and online tonight. we will see tonight at 11:00. a great crowdd atlanta for the greater cleveland sports hall of fame award. this year's class former browns great kevin mackf was one of thh headliners of the group which included toe soccer great brad friedel. legendary hoops coach mike moran's was honored. coach carol would talk was great basketball coach andnd trim which also getting into the hall of fame. congrats to everyone. have e a great one as we send it back your way. >> it's the end of the line for a 25 -year-old wooden roller coaster at cedar point. thee mean streak will give its final

mr. sampler. >> chairman corker, ranking member cardin, senators, expends and colleagues it's an honor to testify before you today about the work of usaid in afghanistan. today is in fact my last full day as assistant administeryear so i'll use my oral remarks at this probably my last testimony to reflect on my 14 years of almost continuous service in or on the reconstruction of afghanistan. within weeks of the attacks of september 11 in 2001 the u.s. and our allies had begun military action inia. supported by teams from my own former unit, the special forces group, forks forces loyal to northern alliance quickly defeated the al qaeda. it stepped the international security force. the u.s. embassy was re-opened with ambassador ryan crocker as charge. i first arrived in afghanistan in 2002 to assess the capacity of the government for conducting the emergency -- that was required by the agreement mitchell assessment was not particularly optimistic. the capacity to build a government was basically nonexistent at the time. that an important first point i'd like to share as i reminisce. what we call th

cardinals in the wildcard chase. how about as and rangers. oh, wilbur. go google mr. ed. it will be good for you.38th, bottom of the ninth now, two outs, 6-5 game, ryan matson on the hill, jonathan lukeroy, doubles home junior, and joey gallow, walk off win for the ranger, 7-6. once upon a time, stanford wanted to beat usc and they'll meet at 5:00. stanford beat the trojans twice last year, 41-31, third game of the season down in los angeles and then again in a pac-12 title game in december, 41-22. wild cat going wild. christian mcafterree, enough one as well. they got crushed in the opener, upsetting stanford, would be big. >> it is really about what we've been preaching. this is the game, technique, toughness, togetherness and trust. and this is the one that we've been preaching for since last december. what we built for. so we're looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in this game. this will be a game to kind of test us, and see if that pays off. >> so at stanford and sc, here on abc 7 at 5:00 and then stick around 8:30, 8 k:45, we'll have post game interviews from stanford. >>> anothe

mr. nostalgic and remembers things i >> thom: i think you have it all right. you look at this cardinal team and the way they played last year 13 wins. normally that is good enough for home field advantage throughout playoffs. panthers having lost one game. they had 22 different players that scored points for them. 19 of the 22 are back. they had 13 players score touchdowns last year. 12 of the 13 are back. they have a defense in most people think hasn't changed to be better this year than the top five from last year. so all the pieces are in place despite what happened in the season opening loss of putting together another great year. healthy was evan. great game. look at his left foot. see the extra wrap around it as he comes he had a sprained arch and missed part of the new england game. they were excited that he was going to play in this one because they needed him to help. guy that has been around we'll see you on friday. >> thom: get yourself ready and get in the training room. they returning almost all starters. that is the team they have assembled for this year. they are wanting

cardinals in the wildcard chase. how about a's and rangers in oh, wilbur. go google mr. edwards. it will be good for you.igh and deep and aloha! off of cole hamels. a two-run jack. his 38th. 2-0 a's. and ryan mats son. that's a fair ball down the line. jonathan lucroy doubles home. and joey, the walk-off win for the rangers. 7-6. once upon the time the tables were reversed. stanford wanted to be buc. and now stanford and they will meet tonight at 5:00. stanford beat the trojans twice last year. that was the third game of the season in los angeles. and a pack pac-12 title game. that was wide cat, worn wild, christian mccaffrey. 207 yards rushing. caught another one. usc got crushed in their opener, and upsetting stanford would be big. >> it's really about what we've been preaching. this is game of technique, toughness, togetherness and trust. this is the one that you preach since last december. we are looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in this game. this will be a game to kind of test us and see if that work paid off. >> so it's stanford and usc here on abc7 at 5:00. stick around for after the

mr. optimism. a drive to left that leaves the premises. two-run shot, the giants lead the cardinals. involved with the wild-card race. the fourth inning they were up only 3-2 after a sacrifice fly. angel pagan write back up the middle scoring eduardo nunez. 4-2. seventh inning denard span, demoted basically to the number 8 spot in the batting order because he's been slumping so badly. he comes through with a shot to right that's good for a two-run single. 6-2 but the rest of the night, the whole night belonged to johnny cueto. complete game gave up only five hits, two runs, just what they need it. at the help he gets from brandon crawford deep in the hole to get molina at first. and end up -- the end of the story. for back of the dodgers who lost to arizona. two up on st. louis. one up on the mets. mr. optimism talks about the change of pace in the clubhouse after the game. hunter pence. >> obviously we didn't have the best series against the padres. sometimes you take a step back and just reframe, refresh, regroup. really felt good. a lot of people had some good times away from the

cardinals in the wildcard chase. >>> how about a's and rangers in, oh, wilbur. go google mr. ed. it will be good for you.ar chris davis is having. high and deep and aloha! off of cole hamels. a two-run jack. his 38th. 2-0, a's. bottom of the ninth now. two outs. and ryan matson. that's a fair ball down the line. jonathan lucroy doubles home. and joey, the walk-off win for the rangers. 7-6. >>> once upon the time the tables were reversed. stanford wanted to be usc. now the cardinals set the benchmark in the pac-12. stanford and usc will meet tonight right here on abc7. stanford beat the trojans twice last year. that was the third game of the season in los angeles. and a pack pac-12 title game. that was a wildcat, going wild, christian mccaffrey. 207 yards rushing. caught another one. usc got crushed in their opener, and upsetting stanford would be big. >> it's really about what we've been preaching. this is game of technique, toughness, togetherness and trust. this is the one that you preach since last december. and what we've built. we are looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in this game. this

situlas cardinals when right now the giants and they need to win this state want up with three games remaining. >> gary: they had offered vancouver for the first exhibition game >> gary: there's mrs. curry when everything is cutting perry wrote in a show on the food network they started this series id shows holman made a matter of moments i will bring out just been on the sat >> gary: here is roy back right say that the hundred dollars down this and made it. and that is pretty good stuff as a big ready for action for this weekend. and it's not gonna play by most every legitimate account he has a hairline fracture on his right knee fined by the cowboys fell for the injury sunday could not find a more monday tuesday to see the doctor. >> stanley: the other lesson is very dangerous in the next edition of people behaving badly >> steve: all the forces on forecast the stories that 10 of the bay area's news station. >> britteny: we started the work week with about the '60s sunday inland locations a chance of showers sunday and monday. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs

cardinals and they seem to be all business, kickoff. the sun devils 3-0, they want you to know about it, running back richard, mr. eight touchdown ballage, leading offense average 48 points per game, cal averaging 47 points per game. prior to the start of the season, the sun devils picked to be at the bottom of the pac-ten >> we knew what we had on this football team. i don't know what you guys thought. >> i told you all it was only a matter of time before y'all get to see everything that we are doing. of course i'm happy with it. we are winning games, 3-0. >> it's going to be a shootout tomorrow night in tempe, speaking of a shootout, a little bit of a slugfest, scores a touchdown, he goes 100 yards, goes coast to coast, u.s.c. leads late in the game. instead of kicking it on a field goal to tie, utah goes for the touchdown and wins. we head to baltimore. beautiful night. dbacks taking on the orioles. and they look good early. segura drives one deep to right. trumbo, not known for his defense but his stick, you'll hear more from trumbo later. they would lead late in this game until alvarez, bottom of the 8th wit

mr. president, this is what people think the white house press corps is about is mickey mouse. as soon as i said that, i committed the cardinal sin. people in the country see a reporter being a wiseguy to the president of the united states and the think it is disrespectful and don't like it very much, and it is not a good career move for folks like me. ended, a news conference the white house press secretary came walking by and i took the tie off and gave it to her and said, here, get this to the president and tell him i did not mean any disrespect. clinton came back into the green room 45 seconds later wearing the tie. [laughter] and a news conference resumed, and that became the story of the news conference. clinton and my tie. he had a sense of humor and was a good guy. well, i was mortified. that was not the story. the story was that bob dole who was the senator republican leader was giving ever sponsor the president's comment on the networks. when clinton walked back to the east room, they blew the opposition off the tv tube. that was the real story. my colleagues missed it. speaking of missing the story, or maybe over b

mr. president. i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding the adoption of amendment number 4979 as amended, the following amendments be reported by number, calmed, agreed to en bloc. isakson 05075, 5063, 5076, paul 5068, cardin 5069, hoeven 5074, as modified, tester 5077, and sasse5066, as modified. the presiding officer: without objection. is there objection? there is no objection. the clerk will report the amendments. by number en bloc. the clerk: mr. inhofe, proposes amendments en bloc numbered 5075, 5036, as modified, 5076, 5068, 5069, 5074, as modified, 5077, 5066, as modified to amendment number 4979. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the amendment are agreed to. under the previous order, all postcloture time has expired. the clerk will read the tile for third time. the clerk: calendar number 523, s. 2848, a bill to froir the conservation and development of water and related resources and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: question occurs on senate bill 2848 as amended. the clerk will call the roll. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote:

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