mr. carson: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. carson: thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker hrl 1690 names the u.s. federal courthouse in pittsburgh pennsylvania, for judge joseph weis, a distinguished jurist who made significant contributions to the surrounding community. judge weis was a world war ii veteran who received the bronze star and the purple heart with oak leaf cluster for his service in the army. judge weis went on to graduate from the duchesne university and the university of pittsburgh law school. in 1970 he was appointed to the western district court of pennsylvania. three years later he was appointed to the third circuit court of appeals and went on to serve 44 years as a distinguished federal judge. judge weis won numerous awards while on the bunch including the de witt award, considered the highest award for a federal judge. the pitts distinguished alumni award and he s

mr. carson: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 3 offered by mr. carson of indiana. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 212, the gentleman from indiana, mr. carson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: thank you madam speaker. madam speaker, i proudly support jed this bill when we mark -- supported this bill when we marked it in the intelligence community. i only bring this up to address a basic transparency concern raised by my constituents after the markup. the cybersecurity threat posed to our government our businesses and our personal information is massive and growing every day. this bill provides an important tool to ensure that the lessons learned from a breach of one company can help strengthen the security of others. as a result, your social security and credit card numbers will be better protected. madam speaker, as someone who opposed cispa last year i feel like this iteration is a major first step forward in privacy protection and transparency. i'm particula

carson is very confident that he's a good leader but he's not the superman that the novels made them out to be. >> mrsinfant is never found and the incident haunts carson to the end of his days. as the indian wars drag on, atrocities mount on both sides. kit often holds gathering in his home to help strengthen fractured relations. fluent in several languages, including tribal sign, he's later appointed a federal indian agent for the utes. >> the utes were a special tribe to kit carson. he absolutely loved them. he rode with them, hunted with them, he knew them quite well. >> in 1858, carson's world erupts in chaos when gold is discovered in nearby colorado. within months, 100,000 prospectors invade the region and in their zeal to strike it rich start blasting their way through ancient hunting grounds. at the same time, the debate over extending slavery in the western territories also intensifies. >> something tells me these boys aren't going to like this too much. >> and the issue of race stretch stretches from new mexico. and then in 1861, life changes dramatically when the argument becomes a nationa

mr. carson next is dennis followed by michael followed by robby. >> i'm from the great american music hall along with everyone else in support of this legislation we're here to help san francisco save i did from

mr. carson next is dennis followed by michael followed by robby. >> i'm from the great american music hall along with everyone else in support of this legislation we're here to help san francisco save i did from itself and high tech is great a wonderful thing but let's face it not everybody in san francisco works in the high tech field before the.org boom in the latest 90s leave people go to clubs they're still going to club buses the new developments they're not for those people not for a lot of san franciscans their for people come in who are coming in for a year or two years in the high tech fold and about how many they're gone let's make sure we take care of the people that have been here in the loose 25 years supporting night life thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm michael winger the executive director for the charter we're known for putting on the grammy awards this is a wonderful piefgs legislation thank you supervisor breed and supervisor wiener and supervisor cohen for sponsoring this pyritic legislation any small venue is the beginning of an e

mr. carson: the situation with walter scott in south carolina, i view the video and was aghast that an executionappen without a trial in the streets of america. [applause] this is such a clear-cut case. i believe it will give law enforcement in this country and opportunity to really tell us where they are in this controversy. they will have an opportunity to demonstrate which side they come down on. i believe that exactly going to be a good thing because you need these clear-cut cases. i also think that we, in the african-american community, have to make sure that we also recognize that sometimes there is false on our side. sometimes we have people who do not obey the law, do not do lawful things, and are thugs. when we tried to hold him up as heroes -- them up as heroes, it kind of makes are the to complaints not as substantial. host: one other presidential candidate, jim webb, also weighed in on this. yesterday he was at the iowa democratic party awards dinner and talked a bit about criminal justice reform. [video clip] mr. webb: when i started talking about the broke criminal justice system,

mr. carson from indiana. i lost my voice last night, but i am the voice of 1.2 million people who are currently denied access and the liquidity that the home loan bank has inside financial transactions. this would make a small statutory change that would allow nonfederally-insured credit unions to apply for membership in the federal home loan bank system. it would not guarantee their membership. they would go through the normal underwriting process like any other applicant. the irony here is every other credit union can join the federal home loan bank system and many nonbank entities like insurance entities are allowed to join. only privately insured private credit unions are denied. there are 128 small credit unions in nine states representing 1.2 million people, including firefighters and teachers and church workers and small business people with a total assets of $13 billion. they are not insured by the federal government, who are insured by a mutual private insurance company that are denied to the federal

mr. carson. these events are held each year as part of police week to honor the men and women who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. this year, over 125 federal, state and local law enforcement officers will be honored for their ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives in the line of duty. four of these officers are from pennsylvania including one from near my district, corporal brian dickson, the second of the pennsylvania state police -- brian dickson ii of the pennsylvania state police. he was killed after he and trooper alex douglas were shot in an ambush targeting police officers outside the blooming grove barracks. the suspect cowardly hid in the woods while local, state and federal law enforcement searched for him. he was finally captured after a seven-week man hunt. corporal dickson was a united states marine corps veteran and served with the pennsylvania state police for seven years. he left behind a wife and two young sons. three other pennsylvania officers will also be honored i

mr. sharpton himself when he introduced me, he said, dr. carson and i probably don't agree on anything.we could agree that today is wednesday, but it was worth listening to. and you know, the problem, one of the big problems in our country right now is that we get off in our respective corners, and we throw hand grenades. we need to be solving problems. now you know, the sharpton group says that they want to elevate people. well, i wanted to give an alternative to the massive spending of trillions of dollars since the '60s to so-called help people because it hasn't helped people it's actually made people worse off. we have more crime, more poverty more broken homes, none of the things that were supposed to have gotten better have gotten better. and there's a much better alternative in terms of teaching people how to turn dollars over in their own community in order to create wealth in terms of breaching back and pulling back other people who are coming along. some people have accused me of being hypocritical. you grew up very poor. and you must have had some type of government assistanc

mr. walker leading among republicans. this is just g.o.p. nominee preferences only. this is not the democrats. and scott walker ahead jeb bush. dr. ben carsond cruz and then, you know rand paul. chris christie. even on the bottom of all this. what do you make of scott scott walker's emergence in this particular poll? >> it's very important. we have five or six very important governors in this race. we have a strong field. for walker to move to the forefront shows people recognize the tremendous job he's done as governor. ran three times in four years. put back the labor unions and replenished the economy of that state. my sense is he has a great story to tell. best line he said, this is what i've done. he'll be one of the two or three credible candidates. >> the story is a little bit different here. if you look at the polling. our polling versus hillary clinton versus jeb bush. this is where jeb bush emerges over mr. walker. as you can see they're even. tied at 45%. are they still betting on a bush/clinton race? >> obviously if you go to the general public independents, maybe more inclined to vote for hillary. over time obviously, that will

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mr. city clerk, the motion carries. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: southern california football fans cheered last night as councilmembers in carsoned to approve plans for an nfl stadium to be shared by the raiders and the chargers right south identify of l.a. that's a private -- right outside of l.a. that's a privately financed project that won't have to be voted on by the public. the raiders and chargers want to share the stadium if they can't reach deals in the current cities. >> the community has spoken. football needs to come back to los angeles. >> but not so fast. oakland and alameda county still working on a coliseum city plan in hopes of keeping the raiders here. this is a sketch of it with a privately financed $1 billion stadium with thousands of new homes a hotel shopping center and office complex. but the difficulty with that plan no real funding source besides the private financier and a lot of red tape. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> 6:35. i just blogged about that i know the nfl is anxious to get an nfl team back in l.a. but to rip a team from two different fan bases that love their teams? just does

mr. city clerk, the motion carries. >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: that was a southern california football fans down in the city of carsoncilmembers voted to approve plans for an nfl stadium that would be shared by both the oakland raiders and the san diego chargers. the privately financed project would not have to go to a public vote. the raiders and chargers would share the stadium if they can't reach deals in their current cities. >> the community has spoken. football needs to come back to los angeles. >> reporter: but not so fast! oakland and alameda county still working on a coliseum city plan in hopes of keeping the raiders. this is a sketch of that pairing a privately financed $1 billion stadium with thousands of new homes, a hotel, shopping center and office complex. nfl executives have expressed concern about that plan saying that all of that accessory development around the stadium would slow up the process. they are pressuring east bay officials to make a deal fast. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a registered sex offender is in custody accused of sexual assaulting a woman while giving her a massage at a nail salon.