mr. dennis. >>> time has expired polls are closed, clerk will tabulate. motion 76-34. amendment is tabled. clerk read. >> page please. >> 64 is mr. corley. 64, representative corley. >> amendment 64 representative corley's amendment. he's recognized on his amendment. representative corley. >> thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen -- can i have some order? >> members, it's way too loud in here. if you will find your seat, take your conversations outside. representative corley has asked to be heard and he is recognized. mr. corley. >> thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen, for some reason the republican party had a caucus breakfast this morning and we were asked to try to find a compromise and it looked like we had, and our majority leader and speaker who asked us to do that voted against it, so i'm at a loss for what can be done. so i would like to offer that we take the confederate battle flag down and move it to the relic room and replace it with what we can now refer to as the unofficial flag of the south carolina republican party which will be a solid w

mr. dennis mu scoffian >> i second that. >> as a committee report. no, we just move forward. >> okay. we take that without objection. thank you. next item, please >> item 4 is a hearing to consider appointing a member term ending march [inaudible] to commission on the [inaudible] there is one seat and one applicant. >> thank you just [inaudible] reverend hope. this is a appointee for district 11 seat and supportive of a [inaudible] is not here today so but representing her is reverend hope and we'll open public comment for her to speak on mrs. [inaudible] behalf >> thank you for the courtesy. she apologizes she is on the east coast tending to her 86 year old mother and thank you supervisor avalos for make tg possible for us to engage [inaudible] as a lead organizer for a multigenerational ages place network in the outer mission district. in a short period of time she organized a program which has a 3 time a week vigious exercise class which is so popular we vawaiting list. [inaudible] decluttering work shop. free audiology test in english, chinese and spanish. pot lucks and entertainm

mr. dennis mu scoffian >> i second that. >> as a committee report. no, we just move forward. >> okay. we take that without objection. thank you. next item, please >> item 4 is a hearing to consider appointing a member term ending march [inaudible] to commission on the [inaudible] there is one seat and one applicant. >> thank you just [inaudible] reverend hope. this is a appointee for district 11 seat and supportive of a [inaudible] is not here today so but representing her is reverend hope and we'll open public comment for her to speak on mrs. [inaudible] behalf >> thank you for the courtesy. she apologizes she is on the east coast tending to her 86 year old mother and thank you supervisor avalos for make tg possible for us to engage [inaudible] as a lead organizer for a multigenerational ages place network in the outer mission district. in a short period of time she organized a program which has a 3 time a week vigious exercise class which is so popular we vawaiting list. [inaudible] decluttering work shop. free audiology test in english, chinese and spanish. pot lucks and entertainm

mr. dennis mu scoffian >> i second that. >> as a committee report. no, we just move forward. >> okay. we take that without objection. thank you. next item, please >> item 4 is a hearing to consider appointing a member term ending march [inaudible] to commission on the [inaudible] there is one seat and one applicant. >> thank you just [inaudible] reverend hope. this is a appointee for district 11 seat and supportive of a [inaudible] is not here today so but representing her is reverend hope and we'll open public comment for her to speak on mrs. [inaudible] behalf >> thank you for the courtesy. she apologizes she is on the east coast tending to her 86 year old mother and thank you supervisor avalos for make tg possible for us to engage [inaudible] as a lead organizer for a multigenerational ages place network in the outer mission district. in a short period of time she organized a program which has a 3 time a week vigious exercise class which is so popular we vawaiting list. [inaudible] decluttering work shop. free audiology test in english, chinese and spanish. pot lucks and entertainm

mr. mccaan's brother, dennis, was killed in 2011 by a drunk driver who was in the country illegally and drivings. immigration custom enforcement had placed a detainer on the drunk driver but he was released under cook county, illinois, sanctuary city policies. our final witness, ms. laura wilkerson of pearland, texas she's the mother of josh wilkerson. josh was 18 years old when he was kidnapped and murdered by his high school classmates, an illegal immigrant after offering his classmate a ride from school. josh's murderer was sent to life in prison and will be eligible for parole in 30 years. i want to thank all of you for being here. as i expressed to you privately, our condolences, i say so now publicly, you're very brave to come forward in testimony and we welcome that very much, and we'll start with ms. oliver. you -- i know you folks have been told about a four-minute rule. the red light comes on. if you have a longer statement it will be put in the record. that doesn't mean just exactly when the red light will come on i'll gavel you down. please cut it short because this is a very import

mr. mccann a brother dennis was killed in 2011 by a drunk driver who was in the country illegally and driving without a license. use immigration and customs enforcement had placed a detainer on the drunk driver but he was released under cook county's sanctuary policy. and ms. wilson of pearland texas is the mother of josh wilkerson. josh was 18 years old when he was kidnapped n murdered by his high school classmates. an illegal immigrant after offering his classmate a ride from school. josh's murderer was sentenced to life in prison and will be eligible for parole in 30 years. i want to thank all of you for being here and as i expressed to you privately our condolences. i say so publicly that you are very brave to come forward and testimony and we welcome that very much. and we'll start with ms. oliver. you -- i know you folks have been told about a four-minute rule. the red light comes on. if you have a longer statement it will be put in the record. that doesn't mean that just exactly when the light comes on i'm going to gavel you down but please cut it short because this is a very important

mr. mccaan's brother, dennis, was killed in 2011 by a drunk driver who was in the country illegally and drivinghout a license. u.s. immigration custom enforcement had placed a detainer on the drunk driver, but he was released under cook county illinois, sanctuary city policies. our final witness, ms. laura wilkerson of pearland, texas she's the mother of josh wilkerson. josh was 18 years old when he was kidnapped and murdered by his high school classmates, an illegal immigrant after offering his classmate a ride from school. josh's murderer was sent to life in prison and will be eligible for parole in 30 years. i want to thank all of you for being here. as i expressed to you privately, our condolences i say so now publicly, you're very brave to come forward in testimony and we welcome that very much, and we'll start with ms. oliver. you -- i know you folks have been told about a four-minute rule. the red light comes on. if you have a longer statement it will be put in the record. that doesn't mean just exactly when the red light will come on i'll gavel you down. please cut it short because this

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mr. dan mccoy dan, what just happened here? >> oh your confusion is understandable. it's actually a hidden reference to the oral stimulation of an anus. it's a-- double entendre. >> thank you dennishank you. >> well i'm still not changing mine. let's get into this trade detail a little mohr really -- and lose ourselves in the economic details. >> the deal would ideally level the playing field on trade in both directions. >> it also deals with labor standards investments and patents among other issues. >> this is a very significant trade deal. the transpa sick-- . >> jon: can we come back i'm sorry i'm just-- this is boring the [bleep] out of me. i'm going through withdrawal. i need me-- i need me some done all. i need me some donald. all right here we go. this is-- this is my emergency presidential campaign trumpinaturer 2016. any time i feel like the world is getting pe down or boring me there is nothing to look forward to i just give myself a little slice of this kickoff speech. >> i'm really rich. >> yeah! >> how stupid are our leaders. (laughter) >> jon: honestly better than free base. that's weird. guess there's some disagreement there with me and the audiencement but enough

dennis burman. >>> another caribbean island in the news president obama announced t ut ats nd hesit a t lesp i mr. obama's unilateral decision to end a half century of frozen relations with the communist castro regime. fox news white house correspondent kevin corke with our report. >> reporter: rarely have so few words ushered in so much change. >> today, i can announce that the united states has agreed to formally reestablish diplomatic relations with the republic of cuba. >> reporter: with that president obama placed an historic bet that more engagement with the communist nation will usher in an era of friendship between countries separated by a mere 90 miles and seemingly worlds apart. >> a choice between the future and the past. americans and cubans alike are ready to move forward. >> reporter: in letters exchanged by the president and cuban leader raul castro, the companies agree to thaw a diplomatic freeze but plans for embassies opening in havana and washington later this month. a seismic policy shift felt as far away as vienna, austria john kerry called it a bold move. >> president obama m

coo dennis millenburg is taking over and his aim is to restyle the culture. meanwhile after 20 years at the top mr. rupert murdoch is passing on the ceo role to his son james murdoch but murdoch senior isn't letting go that easy. he plans to stick around as executive chairman and still holds the final say in decisions. the co-founder of twitter steps in as temporary chief executive replacing dick costello after five years at the helm. he built up the social messaging giant and took it public but struggles to attract new users and compete with the social media giant in this space which is facebook. the big question is can jack dorsey turn things around. >> mark zuckerberg likes running with his dogs and wonders how the brain works. the chat became so popular that facebook suffered technical glitches after celebrities weighed in on users being forced to use their real names on facebook he said nicknames were okay. on his $1 salary he says he asked enough money and when asked why he came up with poking, he said it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> we want to hear from you on this. if you could

dennis mullenburg. we'll be on that call. guys, back to you. >> okay. thank you, mr. lebeau.ke numbers. >> the estimate was 60 cents. the first number the company gave was 71. but looking into the details, comparable number for that estimate was 63 cents. because items impacting comparability increased reported eps by 8 cents related to a gain recognized in connection with the closing of the transaction of monster beverage corp. so call it 63 which is still 3 cents ahead of expectations. and they are responding they had a $41.65 bid on it right now. also worldwide case unit volume was up i think, 2% versus expectations of 1%. and europe was up 1% versus expectations of down .7%. >> that'd be a turn in that one. it struggled there for so long. >> exactly. we've watched them mix quarterly results from coke. although the stock has -- you know, it's been -- it's not gang busters and it's underperformed i think pepsi to some extent. but revenue was also above expectations. revenue was 12.16 versus expectations at 12.06. so that was up also. so coke at this point looks like it coul

mrs. huckabee will with him and you run into a million journalists and i don't expect to be recognized. everyone always calls me dennis prager anyway. [laughter] >> by the way dennis prager is a very bad man. don't buy his book, the 10 commandments, just because it's a best seller. don't go to prager university because it will change your life three don't do any of that stuff. bad man. that is what he is and i warned her about that and i suggested she co-op because of their shared arkansas experience in turn his strength into her strengths. to identify as an arkansas native even though she isn't but she did live there and she did work the back roads like mike huckabee. bobby gentle i don't know if they have an iq test for president he would win. he is the only man in america politics that speaks faster than i do. he is trouble getting traction early on, but watch that space. he sued the federal government over common core. that's his issue. common core is the most explosive domestic policy issue i have seen arrive on the political scene in 25 years. that elites in washington have no idea yet how badly screwed up homew

dennis rodman look at this. former nba all-star saying donald trump has been a great friend for many years. we don't need another politician. we need a businessman like mrl. carly fiorina martin o'malley and hillary clinton. >> and the pentagon is asking armed volunteers to drop the guns outside a military recruitedment centers. they have been guarding recruiting centers since the terror attack since those areas are gun-free zone. we spoke to one army veteran who says he took an oath to defend this country and he is standing by it? >> these are brothers and sisters, whether you are a veteran or active duty or we are all brothers in arms. my only question is who is going to take care of these ladies and gentlemen if we don't? >> defense secretary ashton carter says the government is reviewing other options to enhance security. and what's the secret to happiness? it may start with the college party. >> so execute. hey you have a boyfriend. >> no. >> guy wants to kiss me tonight i'm so going to let him. >> no secret social interaction is so good for the soul. resempers say there is value in meeting a lot of different people in your early 20's. getting all

something we should denny but something we should pay attention to and maintain the president's executive order. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. calvert: the president did make a decision. we have urging a no vote. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. pursuant to clause , rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition. >> i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: at the end of the bill before the short title insert the title insert the administrator of the environmental agency to part 112 of title 0 with respect to any farm as that term is designed of such title. chirment the gentleman from arkansas and a member opposed well each control five minutes. mr. crawford: it is costly infrastructure improvements to reduce the possibility of a oil spill. the relative risk of oil spills on farms and valley farms. mr. crawford: no one has mor