mr. ellison: i yelled back the balance of my time. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. wolf: strike the requisite number of words. i rise in opposition to the amendment. no one know what is the amendment does. if you know what this amendment does you should vote for it. nobody else seems to know. that's one of the problems of these things that come rolling in at 10:15. i don't know what it does. and i wouldn't want to vote for it since i don't know what it does. if you know what it does and you're for it, you can vote for it but no one knows what it does. so i strongly urge in the interest of making sure that this place does not mess up, a no vote. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from minnesota's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from minnesota. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the noes have it. mr. ellison: i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant

mr. ellison of minnesota. an amendment by mr. grayson of florida. an amendment by mr. duffy from wisconsin. an amendment by mr. garrett of new jersey. an amendment by mr. king from iowa. an amendment by mr. modos of north carolina. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first vote of this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 13 printed in the congressional record offered by the gentleman, mr. moran, on which further proceedings were postponed on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 13 printed in the congressional record offered by mr. moran of virginia. the chair: a recorded vote is requested. those in support of a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the close

mr. ellison that to stop funding these groups. let me also indicate that it is important -- do you have an extra 10 seconds? mr. engel: i yield the gentlewoman 10 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: it's important for united nations peace keepers, the african union and others to realize this is a much larger issue. today i stand on the noor of the house and condemn boe coe rah ham -- ha ram and ask that these girls be brought -- boko haram and ask that these girls be brought back home. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: i would like to thank congresswoman wilson and chairman royce for helping move this legislation forward in a timely manner. the senate passed a similar resolution last week and i'm pleased we'll follow suit. we must do all we can to hold boko haram accountable for the massdzive abduction of schoolgirls and the many other terrorist attacks it has committed. our thoughts and prayers remain th the family and friends of the girls,

mr. ellison: to address the ouse for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? ms. hahn: mr. speaker, i'd like to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. hahn: mr. speaker, my colleague from new york just recently talked about education and why it's so important and what a great tool it is to fight poverty and provide for the future of our young people which is why what i'm going to say is even more serious. in the middle of the night on april 15, hundreds of girls were abducted from their beds in a school in nigeria. the militant terrorist group, bokeo had a ram, is now -- boko haram, is now going to sell these girls into sex slavery for just $12 a girl. i have just gotten back from the nigerian embassy. we met with a nigerian official for updates on this ongoing tragedy and to stand behind strengthened efforts to bring these girls back home to their families. as a mother and grandmother, i c

mr. ellison that to stop funding these groups. let me also indicate that it is important -- do you have an extra 10 seconds? mr. engel: i yield the gentlewoman 10 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: it's important for united nations peace keepers, the african union and others to realize this is a much larger issue. today i stand on the noor of the house and condemn boe coe rah ham -- ha ram and ask that these girls be brought -- boko haram and ask that these girls be brought back home. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: i would like to thank congresswoman wilson and chairman royce for helping move this legislation forward in a timely manner. the senate passed a similar resolution last week and i'm pleased we'll follow suit. we must do all we can to hold boko haram accountable for the massdzive abduction of schoolgirls and the many other terrorist attacks it has committed. our thoughts and prayers remain th the family and friends of the girls,

mr. ellison. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for two minutes. mr. ellison: thank you, mr. speaker. i also want to thank chairman and ranking member of the committee. it's an excellent example of how we can work together. and i want to rise in support of the conference report of wrrda. this report includes language to address the presence of invasive carp in the upper mississippi river. it contains language to close the upper st. anthony falls long and dam in minneapolis, my hometown. this would stop the spread of invasive carp, which causes harm. it decimates the fishing industry and wipes out native fish species and when a 60-pound silver carp jumps out of the water, needless to say, it limits recreational opportunities and causes injury to the people. this was a real picture. fish jumping all out. it's not a good thing. the language provides for an -- for a proactive approach. it protects our vital fishing and recreational industry. it protects jobs in northern minnesota. it prevents us from spending government dollars to manage carp if it invades

mr. ellison: let me thank you, congressman horsford, and thank you for leading this special order on brown vs. board of education. i think it could be safely argued that there's really no more important supreme court decision in the history of the united states. i believe it is the most important decision and the reason why is that our country was founded on the idea that all men were created equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, among them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. 243 t for so many years, years, men and women were held in bondage in this nation dedicated to freedom. american slavery, racism and discrimination stands as an indictment and as evidence of the insincerity of that fundamental promise of america. and then for another 100 years after slavery ended, for black people to exist in the state of jim crow's sboord nation, -- sbord nation, is further evidence that those original words were really not intended and not sincere. but brown vs. board of education was a restoration. it was an attempt to say, you know what, we've had an ugly past

mr. ellison, a member of the house financial services committee and a co-chair of the congressional progressive caucus. representative ellison has worked diligently to get this important bill to the floor for some time and i thank him for that. i am also grateful to financial services committee chairman jeb hen ar -- hensarling for his leadership in bringing this bill to the floor today. h.r. 4386 is a commonsense measure that will strengthen bank secrecy act examinations of the nonbank financial institutions that lack a federal regulator by permitting the financial crimes enforcement network to rely on examinations already conducted by state supervisory agencies where they meet federal standards. this straightforward change will make better use of state and federal resources and will ensure that the wide rank of nonbank financial institutions currently subject to examination by the internal revenue service nsn will be by f subject to more oversight. in addition to furthering our oversight, further compliance provided for in this bill will make it easier for lawful and well regulated nonbank in

mr. larry ellison, who could probably have written a check just as easily as mr. ballmer?been wanting to get into the sports game for a while. larry will have his day in the sun in terms of having his team. he has a huge line of credit against his oracle share. >> i want to rip up the script. watchbillion or should i at the world cup? >> are a couple you should pay attention to. a lot of them have to do with other companies. there many making money off the soccer industry. >> our twitter question of the day. his steve ballmer overpaying for the l.a. clippers? tweet us at surveillance. $2 billion is what he is ready to spend on the clippers. data check right now. we have a lot of economic reports coming out later this 8:30 a.m..i are littlefutures changed. trading at a record high right now. 2.470% on the 10 year yield. we will continue to keep an eye on that one. everyone,rning bloomberg surveillance. bloomberg radio plus and bloomberg tv plus. with me is scarlet fu and stephen johnson. we want to talk about the turmoil of the bond market. >> turmoil when it comes to discu

by our colleagues from minnesota, congressman ine, peterson, paulsen, walls and ellison to join me in this brief tribute. mr. speaker, jim's respect in this house was really quite unparalleled. i recall one day last year, jim came into the well of the house here and he was spotted by some of our colleagues and someone started to applaud him and the entire house burst into spontaneous applause, democrats, republicans, conservatives, liberals, the only time i'd ever seen anything like that happen before was when hubert humphrey walk into -- walked into the house of representatives when he was on his death bed. jim had a giant intellect, spoke numerous languages, he had a big heart, he was a passionate public servant and a man of enormous, enormous accomplishment. there's no question there's no question our nation is truly better, more decent, nor compassioned place for every day that he served so selflessly, with such honor and dignity and good humor. we love jim dearly and we will will miss him terribly. mr. speaker, i now ask that the house of representatives observe a moment of silence to honor the incredi

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ellison. the bids due by the end of tomorrow. a decision could be made by the end of the week. mr. ballmer, also trying to get in on that action.n the topic of sports, check out this video. rapper 50 cent threw out the first pitch of the mets game and threw the ball almost sideways, at least ten feet wide of the plate. wow. i can't claim to be a great athlete. i kind of think i could get closer. i kind of think i could get closer. >> i think he's kidding, isn't he? he's a strong, athletic guy. he's a ripped dude. >> just because you're ripped doesn't mean you're athletic. >> i don't think i could get it to the plate. >> i think i could do it. if i was allowed to lob it i could get it there. >> if you aim at the glove it's going to be short. >> on the grounded. >> what happened there? >> i don't know. i'm not going to say anything. >> i think i have a picture mccauley. >> paul? from the mountain picture? >> drum roll, please. >> this is your new chief economist. >> been a lot of flux. for stability, they're bringing back mccauley. >> we have bob bowles coming up here. >> bowlesby. >> you got it or not. >> no. >> while we're wait