the stipulated addendum i mentioned in regard to gateway applies here >> thank you, mr. davis i have a couple of speakers lined up. two minutes for each speaker. thank you >> good evening terry principle of life lane academy. we're thrilled to be in our 15 year at the lifeline or learning academy the first thing we want to do is fourth what our students need from year to year. we've discovered in the past couple of years we more and more have kids that don't have a home. and we've taken it upon ourselves to add this as part of our education f to begin to raise money to open a residential that kids need a place to life and grow and feel a part of. the thing that makes our school unique kids come into our school and constantly feel part of the community. it is so important and lost in so many ways. once they understand what it feels like to be part of the community they never leave us so i asked a couple of graduates i can get tons of them to come to speak about the life learning academy how it helped them grow and asked a parent to come to give their 23r5u7bd feeling about this

mr. davies told them. >> grace listened while they dug in the garage. then one walked back in the kitchen. >> she heard a ping and felt her husband's legs quivering on her legs. >> the sound was the bullet hitting her head. >> against all odds the woman regained consciousness hours later. someone had re-entered the ho e house. >> grace didn't move. she was half in shock and half just lying still, hoping they would go away. she could tell her husband was moving, and then she heard another gunshot, and then she didn't feel her husband moving at all. >> terrified and bleeding, grace eventually freed her hands and tried to dial 911 only to find the line had been cut. she dragged herself to the couch and collapsed. >> in the morning early, all of a sudden the tv just comes blaring on. it woke her up, and so she crawled outside on her hands and knees. >> a shocked commuter found grace bloodied and unconscious. miraculously the 76-year-old woman would survive. police arrived and discovered ed davies' lifeless body. >> you'd like to think that upstanding citize

mr. payne. davisnsolidate homeland security and the state homeland security grant program into one pool. based on the testimony heard comments ine of the ranking member thompson's statements, quite a few of us are concerned about that prospect. under the proposal, grantees would no longer be required to dedicate 25% of the grant awards to law enforcement and terrorism prevention. do you have concerns about proposed consolidation in reference to those? as it set the program up is working very well. i'm not briefed on the exact idea on the change but if it results in a reduction in overall money, i think it's problematic. >> as congresswoman sanchez stated, sometimes in the consolidation, the amount of the dollars are drowned down as well, consolidated. a great concern to quite a few of us on this committee in through congress because we know how those grant programs have been exceptional especially in an area such as mine. i'm from northern new jersey and i have the port authority, rail, airport. the g

i have known mr. davis throughout his 34 years of law enforcement, and he served in the lowell police department. he was named superintendent in 1994. during this period he was recognized for reducing the crime rate and lowell quicker than any other superintendent in the united states of america with over 100,000 residents in the city -- in cities of over 100,000 residents. commissioner, thank you for your service and your service to the city of boston, the commonwealth, and to the country. it is an honor to have you with us here today. we look forward to your testimony. we also have the chief of police at the watertown police department, mr. edward devoe. the chief sits on the executive board of the massachusetts chief of police association and played a crucial role during the manhunt for dzhokhar tsarnaev. his leadership made national headlines, and when five of his officers found themselves in a battle that involved both gunfire and homemade explosives on a small street of watertown. chief devoe, we are

. >> mr. davis. is -- when it comes to education, he is a champion. danny, thank you. you want to say a word? [applause] congressman davis of chicago. he is a native of arkansas. >> he has hbcus now. actually, two of my heroes have already spoken. there isn't much else that i would need or desire to say, except that the schools have provided and continue to provide, not only the experiences that john has had, but experiences that thousands of young people all over the country. if there was not a morehouse, it kansas orbeen in ar a southern illinois. southern university in louisiana. or could've been all kinds of institutions. please give if you have the resources. i share with dr. lomax when he talked about education and the struggle that we had with them. i share with john all of the struggles that he has had throughout his life and the fact that he is such an inspiration to all of us. thank all of you. [applause] >> thank you all for coming today. to dr. lomax, congressman davis, and the congressman lewis. this has been somewhat of a spontaneous ending but i think it

mr. davis. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> mr. davis, i apologize. ok. mr. davis is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. like many of us, i soy on two committees and i serve on the committee of ways and means and yesterday of course we made a criminal refefrl of ms. learner to the justice department by the ways and means committee which i voted against. i voted against it because i felt that it was nothing more han a stunt. to promote the house republicans political narrative. the justice department has already conducted a criminal investigation of ms. lerner and the i.r.s.'s conduct identified in the may 2013 inspector general's report and the department already has access to the sensitive taxpayer information released yesterday by ways and means. if this referle as my republican -- referal was intended to draw the department's attention to certain key documents, chairman kemp could have done it privately, but he did not. he made a public spectacle of it the day before our vote on contempt. ranking member levin explained that the last time ways and means

mr davies be the team is also seeking urgent access to two to information and documents around the identity of three senior guard the thomas more back to the end. yes all this document first emerged during a supreme court appeal against his extradition to france are rising as of the decision on the bike course was a document that was prepares to the offices of the gpt at the time i did raise concerns of the conduct of the investigation and free diving. are identified and would not name names were redacted from the east. meet the navy's legal team say they now want the state to reveal the identities of those three senior guard even his mate they will ask the office of the dpp for that information they may need to return to court for a court order to get a good match. thank you. not much has completed its biggest transaction today selling a portfolio of loans linked to eight hundred and fifty properties than those originally taken out by developers based in northern ireland. loosen up and bought by new york based management fund for more than one point six billion euro. for none of the financ

. >> now it was raining the night mr. davisisappeared and his family believes he may have become disappointed. they made it impossible to see that wrecked car from the road. malaysia police said background checks of the 227 passengers have turned up nothing but as the search continues, the investigation into the cabin crew into the pilot andco pilot is still underway. they are reporting some new rules for malaysia airlines pilot and no pilot orco pilot will be allowed to sit there. the other leaves and a senior flight attendant will do it until that person returns. the u.s. has had such a rule in place for a very long time. >> all right, take a look at this, we are getting a look at damage in china after heavy rain caused a river to overflow its banks, farm lands were flooded, hail is also damaged on hundreds. >> time is now 5:46 general motors, ceo will face more questions about why it took so long for a company to recall cars with 13 ignition switches. several people were killed and her 21-year-old michael died when he veered

mrs. davis: this is a very personal issue. almost all of us know someone who is struggling with a disease where the national institute of health funding is used to find a cure that person could be a mother, a father, a family friend, or even more heart wrenching, a child. and the disease could be cancer, it could be alzheimer's, diabetes, m.v. -- m.s. or any of the other diseases people face every day. it's more than a matter of scientific research. it's a matter of economics. for a generation, california has been a world lead for the life sciences innovation and our state is home to the most job the most companies, the world's greatest concentration of top tier research institutions. it is time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mrs. davis: it is time to resers the budget cuts. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognize

fox said it talked to mr. daviso thank you, 7 on your side. >> the total reimbursement included original rental of $714 fox told us it believes customer service is not a department but it's commitment to each customer and made good on that >> that is great. >> thank you very much >> coming up next the photo that is about to being retired. >> and the bay area photographer who took it. back in a moment. [♪] wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >>> crews at at and t park spent the day getting the stadium ready, hosting arizona in the first home game tomorrow afternoon about a mile of red white and blue bunting has been hung inside and outside of the park. >> are y

mr. davis? >> thank you very much mr. chairman. >> i apologize. >> okay. mr. davis is recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman. like many of us can't serve on two committees, and i serve on the committee of the ways and means. yesterday of course we have a criminal referral to the justice department by the ways and means committee, which i voted against. and i voted against it because i felt that there was nothing more than a stunt to promote the house republicans political narrative. the justice department has already conducted a criminal investigation of days lois lerner and the internal revenue service conduct identified in the may cut 2013 inspector general's command the department already has access to sensitive taxpayer information at least yesterday by the ways and means. if this referral is my republican colleagues claim to draw the department of justice intention to certain documents, the chairman could have done it privately, but he did not. he made it public skeptical the day before the committee vote on contempt. the ranking member explained that the l

fox said it talked to mr. davisht away, we got a check so thank you, 7 on your side. >> the total reimbursement included original rental of $714 fox told us it believes customer service is not a department but it's commitment to each customer and made good on that >> that is great. >> thank you very much >> coming up next the photo that is about to being retired. >> and the bay area photographer who took it. back in a moment. to you earlier ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden

mr. davis: thank you to my great colleague from the great state of new york. it's humbling for me to stand here with you and the others who have spoken before me. have a family member with experience with such a traumatic, traumatic event. dealing with prosecutors who have convicted those criminals who deserve to go to jail. and to stand here with somebody like mrs. brooks who worked in the college arena and saw the devastation. for me to come up here, i got to tell you, i'm here as a dad. i'm here as a father to a 17-year-old daughter who in a year and a half will go to college. in my district in central illinois, we have nine universities and colleges, over 45,000 female students. what the -- with the c.d.c. estimating that 19% of women have experienced sexual assaults since entering college, let me do the math for you. that's 8,500 women in my district that have, if the statistics remain true, will experience sexual assault. i represent a district of 14 counties. this is unacceptable. that's why i rise with you, mr. reed, to say no more today. i'm alarmed b

. >> now, it was raining the tonight mr. davis disappeared. his family fears he may have become disoriented. investigators say very thick brush out there made it impossible to see that wrecked car from the road. >>> happening now -- senators are getting their chance to ask about general motors' long delayed recall. they will question ceo mary barra along with two officials from the transportation d. they are trying to find out why gm did not issue a recall when they first found out about the faulty ignition switches as well as the ntsb did not order a recall. they appeared before a congressional committee yesterday. >>> muni's board of directors is now at the center of san francisco's heated battle over sunday parking. mayor ed lee wants to stop forcing drivers to feed the meters on sunday. but critics say that's a bad idea since charging for parking on sunday brings in more than $9 million a year. muni could really use that money. the muni board will likely have the final say when directors come up with this year's budget. >>> oakland is taki

fox said they talked to mr. davis to get his correct address. >> and right away we got a check.thank you, 7 on your side. ♪ >> the total reimbursement, including the original rental, was $714. fox told us they believe that customer service is not a department, but a commitment to each customer. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> a special easter egg hunt was held in san rafael yesterday. this is the blind baby's 14th annual beacon egg hunt. it was for kids who are blind or visually impaired. the eggs had a beeper inside that guided kids to their locations. the kids then exchanged the eggs for baskets of candy. looked like they had blue skies out there. >> the parents probably hid some of of it until after easter, right? >> yeah. >> nice day today? >> yeah. a little breezy to start out but the winds will work in our favor if you like it a little warmer. low fog and clouds have moved into the delta, vacaville this morning. we will see all of that before it clears. live doppler 7hd where you can see our radar on top of mint st. helena, and also the national weather service ther

fox said they talked to mr. davis to get his correct address. >> and right away we got a check.o thank you, 7 on your side. >> the total reimbursement, including the original rental, 700 some $11, fox told us they believe that customer service is not a department, but a commitment to each customer. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> a special easter egg hunt was held in san rafael yesterday. this is the blind baby's 14th annual beaver egg hunt. it was for kids who are blind or visually impaired. the eggs had a beeper inside that sent kids to their locations. the kids then exchanged the eggs for baskets of candy. looked like they had blue skies out there. another nice day ahead? >> yeah. in fact, the temperatures will come up. it will take some time. we have plenty of stratus with the marine layer. live doppler 7hd showing that we don't have any precip around the area, but we will look forward to the sun coming up at 6:37. 7:44 but with all the overcast, doubtful we will see that in most neighborhoods except if you are out by fairfield where it is clear and also well out into

mr. davis: mr. speaker, i want to thank chairman ryan for engaging the house in this very important process. we're talking about real alternatives and routes we can take for the future of this country and the future of our children can. as a father to a 17-year-old daughter and twin 13-year-old boys, riding the fiscal path of this country is the reason that i ran -- righting the fiscal path of this country is the reason i ran to serve in this institution and part of serving in this institution is creating a vision for america's financial future. this budget balances, putting a budget on the floor of the house and putting forth a vision for america's fiscal future that balances is something that we need to do on a regular basis. it's sad that i had to fight for a provision to be put into this bill called no budget, no pay. as we know, the senate will not take this budget process up. and they shouldn't be paid. i fought for that proposal because members of congress can, if they're not willing to put i

mr. davis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i do want to commend you for your service to the nation and especially for the outstanding leadership you've provided as chairman of this committee in terms of the way that you facilitated its work. i trust that when you leave congress you will always relish the memory of that. and thank you, mr. ambassador, for being here. and to you and your staff for the great work that you do. mr. ambassador, i come from chicago, illinois. which has been known as the candy capital of the nation. thousands of jobs in chicago are directly related to the availability of sugar at a competitive price. according to the commerce department to date, in in country, we've already lost 127,000 sugar-using jobs since 1997 because of the trade distorting sugar program. over the last five years, confectioners, bakers, candy-makers and other manufacturers, have suffered through the highest sugar prices anyone can remember. all due to a repressive sugar policy. now that those high prices have brought on great

mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to commend the mayors of the city of chicago for initiating of a new set of policies designed to help facilitate the re-entry of individuals with criminal records back into normal and productive life. these policies include apprenticeship and job opportunities with the chicago transit authority, city departments, and other municipal agencies, and on a lumented basis the ability to access public housing as a place to live. these are important initiatives for the re-entering community and for the citizens of chicago. i commend mayor rahm emanuel and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. the gentleman is recognized. without objection. mr. levin: several of us have come together now to talk about unemployment insurance. the majority leader said to accept the sena

mr. davis? mr. welch votes no. s. grisham votes no. ou are not recorded. >> does anyone else seek to be reported? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the report is ordered to the house. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. >> mr. chairman, i asked a number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. >> today on c-span, the freedom summit from manchester, new hampshire. including appearances by senators rand paul and ted cruz, mike huckabee and donald trump. we'll have live conversation all day so you can join in the conversation on facebook and twitter. it begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> i think what we need is something akin to the grace commission during the reagan administration or the brack commission, the base realignment and closing commission during i think the clinton administration. an outside group with integrity. former members of congress. no current elected politicians, to come in and do a co

mr. davis? mr. welsh votes no. ms. grisham? ms. grisham votes no. -- lex does anyone else seek to be recorded? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. i asked airman, number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] kathleen sebelius -- >> kathleen sebelius has handed in her resignation. secretary sebelius is on capitol hill thursday looking about the latest health insurance enrollment numbers. here is part of what she said. >> our department mission is to help our fellow americans secure the opportunity to live happier, healthier lives, and reach their fullest potential. -- ministration on community all of us benefit from work on mental health and substance abuse treatment, and from the .fforts of employees even prior to open enrollment in -- marketplace, during the past

mr. davis? mr. welsh votes no. ms. grisham? ms. grisham votes no. -- lex does anyone else seek to be recorded? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. i asked airman, number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. george w. bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states 271 votes. al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows the whole number of the electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538 of which a majority is 270. dick cheney of state of wyoming has received for vice president of the united states 271 votes. joe lieberman of the state of connecticut has received 266 votes. this announcement of the state of the votes by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration o

. >> mr. davis. he is -- when it comes to education, he is a champion. danny, thank you. you want to say a word? [applause] congressman davis of chicago. he is a native of arkansas. >> he has hbcus now. >> actually, two of my heroes have already spoken. there isn't much else that i would need or desire to say, except that the schools have provided and continue to provide, not only the experiences that john has had, but experiences that thousands of young people all over the country. if there was not a morehouse, it could've been in arkansas or a southern illinois. southern university in louisiana. or could've been all kinds of institutions. please give if you have the resources. i share with dr. lomax when he talked about education and the struggle that we had with them. i share with john all of the struggles that he has had throughout his life and the fact that he is such an inspiration to all of us. thank all of you. [applause] >> thank you all for coming today. special thanks to dr. lomax, congressman davis, and the congressman lewis. this has been somewhat of a spontan

we go to mr. davis of rhode island. >> enqueue for joining us today. i want to begin a compliment can you on your powerful and moving words at the national prayer breakfast. you are obviously not instructed to enter the stage and we thank you for that. and we thank you to you and your team for the work you are doing especially in the face of diminishing resources. we are also very proud to welcome you to rhode island and i want to thank you revisit to the producer with nutritional products and i'm so pleased you were able to see firsthand the innovation to treat and prevent malnutrition in creating good jobs and they are currently drawing up plans for a larger facility that they hope can help them reach over 2 million children each year worldwide. and i know that they would welcome the return next year as well. i want to acknowledge also usaid's efforts to be part of these individuals i know the senior coordinator started a few weeks ago i look forward to a hearing about the great things that will be done going forward. as you know, this is an especial

attest to his selflessness and tireless devotion to helping others and advocating on their behalfment mr. davis: we should all aspire to be as compassionate and dedicated as andy griffin. i'm proud to call him my constituent an even more proud to call him my friend. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the -- for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? ms. jackson lee: to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, they said it couldn't be done but as of yesterday and early million ing, seven individuals here in the united states accessed and enrolled in the affordable care act. is it working? do people want health care? they do. do they want access to the affordable care act? yes, they do. these numbers will probably grow when the state exchanges begin to report their various individuals that enrolled under their system. in the state of texas, going all the way from last week to lines around reliant stadium to individuals staying until 10:

mr. davis: thank you very much, and i want to thank you, mr. speaker, and thank my good friend from new york, representative gregory meeks, not only for yielding, not only for being engaged in this discussion, but for the tremendous amount of time, energy and effort that you spend dealing with international every recognizing that day as we see the increases in technology and our ability to communicate more effectively with other people of -- across the world, how small and how much smaller our world is becoming. and so things that may have been considered far away are now much closer to our every day existence, so i thank you for your leadership. i also want to commend representative cleaver and our whip for convening this session. and as i listened to representative cleaver give a i of the history of rwanda, was actually glued to the television set and felt immobilized that i couldn't or didn't want to move and to think two decadesthe last we would experience in our modern-day world such horrific tions as that which we are commemorating and re

mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the cherry family from gerard, illinois, as they prepare to retire from a family operated business for more than 100 years in illinois. cherry's opened in 1908 as the gerard city meat mark owned by clarence cherry as an extension of his family farm located one mile away from the farm. in the 1950's it turned into a grocery store. in 1987 phil's son, jim, took over the store and has owned it until this day. it's hard to overstate the importance of a local grocery store and what a strong local grocery store can mean to the residents of a small community like gerard. for more than 100 years, they were more than small business owners, they were friends, community leaders and public servants. they embodied all that is great about this country and they achieved the american dream. so congratulations and thank you to the cherry family and enjoy your well-earned retirement. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognize

mr. davis: madam speaker, we are here yet again talking about another failed aspect of obamacare. it is simply unacceptable that a law meant to improve our health care system has not only failed to do that, it's actually become a job killer for this country. the need to change the 30-hour workweek is personal. my dad started out working at a local mcdonald's as an hourly employee an eventually worked his way up to become a franchise owner. not only did my dad teach me that anyone achieve the american dream if they just work hard enough, he also taught me the policies, policies passed right here in this chamber have real life consequences. if this provision is not fixed, workers are going to see fewer hours, which means they are going to see smaller paychecks. studies show that there could be upwards of two million less full-time workers by 2017 and the potential to short workers out of $75 billion in wages. supporters of obamacare want the american people to believe we are just wasting our time talking about changing obamacare, and that we should just simply move on. i want folks

mrs. doubtfire is in the works. robin williams and chris davis have signed on. the writer who wrote elf has been hired to work on the script. there have been recurring reports that there would be a sequel. some of the 1993 original was filmed right here in the studios at ktvu. >>> the chp is preparing to re-enact the deadly chart er bus crash that killed 10 people. we're talking to investigators. we'll show you how it went and explain what they hope to learn tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter and facebook. have a beautiful thursday afternoon. [sister off screen] so, and i lied to you earlier when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] >>> up next on "ec company," what's that unde

mrs. kelly, your family plan is no longer available under the affordable care act. dear miss davis, we can no longer offer you the same policy. of the doctor is no longer in network due to the affordable care act. >> due to the affordable care act your monthly premium has increased. no longer covered due to to the affordable care act. >> send senator landrieu a message, it is hurt iing famili. >> political attack ads have been relentless and in the wake of the mccutcheon ruling from the supreme court this week we should expect to see a the lot more of them between now and november. there have been notable signs in recent days that some republicans are starting to wonder if an overwhelmingly anti-health care message is still the way to go. 55 votes and counting to 0 kill the affordable care act but very little to replace it with anything. takes away a lot more than it gives in return. it's something. turned down medical expansion. many believe that's why his poll numbers are suffering. senator mary landrieu against bill cassidy had been trailing. now the two candidates are roughly e

mr. david soucie and cnn analyst and director of special projects at the oceanographic institution. let's start with davisw, however, the timing and what you hear and when the left turn was believed to be made. what are you now able to put together in terms of the atmosphere in the cockpit just nine minutes before this dramatic alteration of course? does it mean they were off course already? >> you know, i'm not sure that i read that into it, chris, but certainly that there's some questions raised here in my mind, and that is that they're so calm. there's nothing going on. it doesn't appear, in their voices. now, there is some analysis that can be done on their voices to see if there's any stress and that's forthumcan -- forthcoming. the time they made this turn and went back to the south is only nine minutes. what would have to occur in that time? particularly if you think about what the radar is telling us about the altitudes. it went up in altitude, down in altitude. i don't put a lot of credibility in the altitude changes because it came from primary radar, not designed necessarily to give altitude re