mr. crawford. mr. crawford: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection. mr. hultgren: mr. speaker, i rise today to deplore the deeply disturbing actions of planned parenthood which has no reservations to harvest the lungs legs, hearts of aborted babies. this week a video investigation caught the senior director of medical services eagerly promoting the harvesting of such body ports purportedly for medical research. the director said she holds a daily huddle to determine what body parts are in demand and how to get those from unborn babies. this demonstrates a new level of

mr. crawford for five minutes. >> mr. secretary, i appreciate you being here today. i have concerned about the actively engaged rules and know the department released draft rules on the implementation of those provisions in the 2014 farm bill. setting limits on the number of managers allowed per farm, was at your discretion and i have concerns that will be unnecessarily penalized by this. how did you usda arrive at this number of allowed managers and can you be sure that farms are complex or with legitimate business interests held by many individuals are not negatively impacted. >> congressman, good question. this was designed to respond to the concerns expressed about folks who were not farmers who weren't connected to the land receiving the assistance and benefits. so we tasked the team to take a look at -- and i would point out in crafting the farm bill congress basically ensured we walk down a fairly narrow lane here. roughly 90-90% of the people who farm are not impacted by what we are talking about here. this is limited partnerships it doesn't affect corporatio

mr. crawford, for co-sponsoring this amendment. my amendment prohibblets funds from the bill from being used to reduce or terminate any of the existing propagation programs listed in the march 2013, national fish hatchry system strategic hatchry and work force planning report. this report raised southeastern concerns that the fish and wildlife services view hatchries as a low priority program. personally i believe that stocking the tail water, streams, lakes and rivers of america should be a higher priority. hatchries provide an important service, including providing our nation's anglers with recreational enjoyment and opportunities to catch fish and they can be particularly vital for economic growth in rural areas, including northeast georgia. the importance of our nation's hatchries is obvious when you look at the fish hatchry. this hatchry is located back home in the ninth congressional district. it stocks the tail waters of multiple projects for army corps of engineers and t.v.a. with rainbow trout for the enjoyment of 160,000

mr. crawford: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the distinguished chairman of the subcommittee, mr. scott and i'd like to thank the other co-sponsors of this bill, ms. huizenga, ms. moore thank you, and mr. maloney for joining me in this bipartisan effort to help bring transparency to the global swap markets. and certainly appreciate the subcommittee chairman's support as well. while i might not agree with everything in the dodd-frank law today i believe we're working towards its bipartisan goal of giving regulators the tools they need to improve systemic risk mitigation in the global financial markets. i think everyone agrees that lack of transparency in the over-the-counter derivatives market escalated the crisis of 2008. in order to provide market transparency the dodd-frank law requires posttrade reporting to swap data repositories so that regulators and market participants have access to real-time market data that will help identify systemic risk in the financial system. so far we've made great strides in reaching this goal but unfortunately a provision in the law threatens to

i've asked rick crawford to open us with a prayer. >> thank you mr. chairman. father, i bow humbling before you. thankful for this country you've given us and, father, mindful of the great responsibility that you've charged us with. father, just ask that everything that is said and done here today be pleasing in your sight and we ask that you help us to be civil in our discourse and discerning in our comments and dialogue. father, i just pray it all in jesus' name. amen. >> thank you, rick. i want to thank the secretary vilsack for coming to be with us this morning. he has a horde stop at 12:15. he has cabinet responsibilities to do. mr. secretary, thanks very much for being here this morning. be careful on your knee there on your -- on the table. >> i want to say at the start of this, he and his staff have worked really hard to fulfill the multitude of committee requests for oversight information that we've flooded them with over the last several months. and i appreciate their cooperation and effort to do that and work with our team on that. it's the -- respon

they say kelly leffler, sprecher's wife, told me, told courtney crawford my producer they still stand behind him but you know, there is mr. but he is the number two. i'm hearing from the floor that 50/50. liz: we all heard the question the black swan event. they were calling it a black squirrel event as if a squirrel chewed through the line. a good i.t. would have found it for two seconds but they still haven't it said was it overnight attempt to upgrade something and they tried to reboot the system? >> i think it really hurt their sales pitch going forward because the new york stock exchange, this is the physical place where you have people trading. hey this, computerized age we still have actual place that keeps things going. >> you have to keep the i.t. people, i think, a few of them. >> apparently. >> what would i do about i.t. people? liz: i call them every day. they hate me. >> new york stock exchange, they hate you. liz: no. they really hate me down there, the management. jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and charlie gasparino breaking it right here. closing bell 26 minutes away. israeli prime minister benjamin

crawford, cbs news, washington. >>> former president george h.w. bush is recovering at a maine hospital after breaking bone in his neck. he fell at his summer honk in kennybunkport yesterday. spokesman said mr. bush will have to wear a neck brace, but that he is recovering while surrounded by his family. this morning bush's granddaughter, jena, tweeted this: always touched by kindness, thanks for all of your thoughts and prayers for our dear ganps. we are optimistic he will heal well. >> new jersey governor republican presidential canned can't chris christie for justice reform. we want to give you live look right here from the north camden community center, the governor has taken the stage he'll be outlining his plan to give non-violent drug offenders better shot at rebuilding their lives while keeping violent criminals off the street. he also want to improve relationships between communities, and police. >>> well, the nominations out coming up how tv is being nudged out of the running. >> also, the talk of the espy awards caitlin jenner's courage award. hear what phillie's own mo'ne davis has to say about that. she was there as well. we'll run down the winners coming u >> nominations for t