mr. evansthis years a single day is boosting efficiency by and commenting a lot of new technologies and capabilities as part of the new retail strategy. the mom-and-pop stores you just referred to a very small stores, but it's typically they only have access in capability in a small local market. today with the benefit of technology and digitalization, we are significantly expanding their capabilities to sell their products to a much larger group of consumers. billionsibaba invested into grocery stores and harmon stores several years before whole foods announced -- amazon announced its acquisition of all foods. is china ahead of the u.s. in terms of merging off-line and online u.s. retail? mr. evans: when a look at it as a competition, necessarily, between the u.s. and china, but it will tell you that the work that's been done in the integration of online and off-line, not just in terms of the technology integration, but the data and the efficiencies for brands in the consumer experience throug

mr. evans: i'd like this to thank my colleague from the great state of texas. he has consistently done a very great job in leading these efforts for the congressional black caucus as well as our chairman, chairman richmond. soy thank the gentleman from texas, he's been fantastic. mr. speaker, this is an interesting time that we are obviously in the country and it is a rather challenging time. but mr. speaker, i'd like to let you know last year at this time, on november 14, 2016, i was sworn in. so i've been here for one year, mr. chairman. and in that one year when i stood in this well of this house, i talked about the importance of putting country first and moving america forward. i said that at that particular time that i thought it was extremely important we work together. and all my colleagues at that time from pennsylvania stood with me, democrats and republicans alike, and i talked in this well of the house on november 14, 2016, about the need to concentrate on the people first. that i thought it was extremely essential that we understood that people, we

payne, and mr. evans who will join us on that effort, because this is the way to exune indicate with our colleagues of the urgency of some of these issues. let me, first of all, take a moment that really gives me great consternation, great concern, and that is that we all -- i have said in my remarks, while the president was out of the country, that i will always wish him safe travels and safe return. but you have to think how we have turned the corner on the dignity of the presidency when you have to monitor the tweets or the words that are being said by that office when they are out of the country. so one point i just have to make because i am a product of the voting rights act of 1965. barbara jordan was able to be the first african-american from texas since reconstruction, elected to the united states congress along with andy young from georgia after the voting rights act. mr. speaker, it was nothing untoward but simply allowing one person, one vote and here in the deep south and southwest, african-am

mr. evans: i'm not on the rules committee or ways and means committee but on the agriculture committee. but it's important to recognize what feeding america has expressed about this package. they have concluded that it will undermine efforts that struggle to have adequate access to food. i oppose that in the day and wage where there is so much poverty and hunger across this country. we need to face the facts that we should oppose this because it goes in the wrong direction. let's be clear. the people this bill will affect will not have a voice. i'm here to be their voice. enough is enough. this horrible bill needs to be stopped and needs to be stopped now. i yield back. mr. sessions: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: i yield one minute to the distinguished the gentlewoman from from the district of columbia, a real champion and a mentor of mine, mrs. norton. the speaker pro tempore: the entlelady is recognized. s. norton: mr.

mr. evans: according to the department of housing and urban development, more than 6,000 people are homeless in the city of philadelphia and 15,000 are homeless in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. ending homelessness requires a team effort at the city, state and federal level. i'm committed to doing my part so ensure people don't have to sleep on the streets and that their personal, physical security and mental health needs are addressed in a comprehensive manner. i look forward to working with the people of project home on this program. it's another tool in our toolbox to help move our middle neighborhoods forward. with tools like this in our toolbox i know we can continue to work to bring a stronger philadelphia, block by block. i yield back me the balance of my time thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i rise today to ta

everett: i seen a letter last night from -- mr. evans: i received a letter last night from the governor of pennsylvania. he wants to us act to protect the children in our commonwealth. yet the g.o.p. has failed to re-authorize chip over arguments of how to pay for it and the distractions of a failed effort to repeal the affordable care act. that puts us in a tough spot in philadelphia, and the commonwealth. but i'm convinced that something must be done. because time is essential for our state and numerous others. yet 300,000 kids enrolled in chip, which soon will run out of money to pay, the kids who rely on chip funding are some of the most vulnerable in our state and frankly they need action now. the solution doesn't have to be partisan. providing low-income kids in hopts that -- and hospitals that serve them isn't a democratic or republican issue it's a commonsense issue. the failure to act is unacceptable. so i say now we need to do something. so i urge my colleagues and the g.o.p. to get to work on the bipartisan solution and i yiel

evan. mr. speaker, get ready number six is coming in 2018. go blue jays. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to congratulate the flying horses of troy, high -- troy high school football for an extraordinary achievement, winning a second consecutive new york state public high school athletic association class a.a. state championship. troy's flying horses are the first team, first team in section ii history to accomplish back-to-back undefeated seasons and state championship wins. they are 41-26 championship wins this past sunday over an impressive lancaster legends team showed the dedication and the heart of each and every one of the players, their families and their coach, their supercoach, bobby burns. on behalf of countless proud fans and supporters throughout new york state's capital region, i wish the players great success in all of their future endeavors. i again congratulate them and absolute

mr. sexiest man alive to you. >> he's referring to his rival, adam levine. adam's not the only one upset by this. social media lit up. >> so nba star evan heard my dude blake shelton won "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. way to hold it down for all the sevens out there. sevens? he's a strong five, blake shelton. >> another says, blake shelton is the sexiest man alive because idris elba fell off the planet last night. >> last year's pick, dwayne the rock johnson is already being missed. blake shelton, really? we go from the rock to blake shelton? seems like it must have been a slow year for celebs. >> did they not know kendis gibson was here and available? >> that's why blake shelton is the top guy. >> come on, people. >> is that the face of sexy in america this year? >> all right. >> i believe in global warming. >> thanks, people. >>> diana ross has a big show coming up on abc this weekend. >> oh, yeah. >> she's going to be appearing at the american music awards. ♪ inside-out ♪ boy you turn me >> so it sounds like ms. ross may have misplaced something while shopping before she could get turned inside-out and round and round someone

evans' comments. let me show this quick chart before we get to mr. draghi.of the four inflations of these bankers -- i put their names here. carney in the united kingdom with brexit inflation. yellen with the challenge of trying to get rates up for a better economy. mr. draghi in blue with euro sclerosis and the challenges of many countries. and mr. kuroda looking at ages inflation. and it is really fascinating to think what you see in this panel. to me, it borders on historic. >> yes. there was a very important question, when the panel got guidanceout is this about communication never put pressure on the markets? the answer is probably not. we are just in exceptional circumstances. remember, right now, we are in the great unwind. want to guideo the market, otherwise, you are exposed to the taper tantrum we had. it is communicating, and it is not easy. francine: you spread the market once, twice, it is rare to do it a third time. >> these for central bankers are on a path towards moving on tightening, but certainly into the end of accommodation. they are beg

mrs brown's boys invested £2 million offshore. more on the paradise papers tomorrow. that's all we have time for. evan is here then.ours. it has warmed up a little bit. we had beautiful weather across so many parts of the country during the course of the day. the clouds have started rolling in and this is bringing the warmer weather overnight. i say warm, warm relatively speaking to what we had. this weather front which will be in place across the uk tomorrow is going to bring some pretty damp, cloudy, unpleasant conditions. but it does mean the morning will be a lot milder. this is what we had around 12 hours ago, more than that, 18 hours ago. by the end of the night this weather front will be in place across the country, and the temperatures across many areas in england and wales will be six to possibly 10 degrees higher compared to what we had. so first thing on tuesday morning, five to seven degrees across the south—east. maybe in the far north of scotland, as well, but for many of us it is closer to around eight or ten. but with this left frosty weather comes some pretty unpleasant weather across western areas

mr. senator? you and that canadian doctor, you're both wrong. joining me to tell you why, republican strategist, evan siegfried back again. they have this idea, this utopian version of the world where you can just have everyone guaranteed health care in a single-payer system but, you know, look, my husband grew up in buffalo, and there are a lot of people that come down from canada, sure enough to buffalo, because that is the only place where they can get medical treatment. they can't get it in canada. they are stuck on some long wait list. what is the danger of a single-payer health care system. >> first of all when bernie sanders claims he debunked what you and i were talking about a few months ago, that is absolutely not true, because he didn't even talk about what we were talking about. i raised fiscal objections, bernie sanders's plan would be a 32 trillion-dollar spending increase owe over 10 years. that bernie sanders's plan only accounts for raising 15.3 trillion to pay for it. this doctor, danielle martin, from canada -- trish: doesn't care about money. take my money, your money, to pay for

evan. thank you very much for all of that. let's bring in our guests to discuss it. we have cnn senior political analyst, mr. brownstein, and the illinois attorney general. ron, the president, you know, pedals lots of inflammatory and tweets and retweets things and websites and videos and did it again yesterday and this time it got the attention of our allies on an international stage, and sometimes we just deal with it domestically, so much so that these videos were so inflammatory, one of them could be classified fake news, so the president is putting out fake news that the netherlands felt important to correct. >> the white house is saying it doesn't matter, the video is real. >> the frog is boiling day by day. >> go ahead. >> this is a reminder there's significant collateral damage as what the president views as a central component of his job. there are so many twitter fights, the cultural and personal fights that he provokes, many of them if not most of them with a clear racial over tone. he views this as an essential part of his job. his job is to stir up these constant succession of fights that energi

evan will present the item. >> mr. chairman and commissioner's, we are pleased to present this order and further notice of proposed rulemaking in which we let broadcasters use the next-generation broadcast television transmission standard while they continue to deliver current generation digital television service to their viewers. the nexgen tv standard will let broadcasters provide consumers with more vivid pictures and sounds such as alter high definition television and superior reception. mobile viewing capabilities and enhanced safety capabilities such as advanced emergency alerts, greater accessibility features and localized content. the order gives broadcasters fax ability to deploy this on a voluntary basis while taking steps to minimize any impact on consumers and industry stakeholders. among other things, the report and order requires local simulcasting for stations that choose to deploy next-generation television service so that viewers continue to receive current generation service. that is nexgen tv statio

mr. kushner answered all questions put to him, and demonstrated that there had been no collusion between the campaign and the russia. erin? >> all right, thank you very much. evano richard painter former white house ethics lawyer for president george w. bush and bob baer former cia operative. jared kushner testified he didn't communicate with russia and he didn't know of any such contacts. by the campaign. yet we now know he himself received and forwarded an e-mail from donald trump jr. about contact the president's son had with wikileaks. so, what do you make of this? >> well, it's obvious what's going on is the russians stole the documents through computer hacking about hillary clinton and then dumped it into wikileaks. and the people in the trump campaign were collaborating. that much we know. how much the collaborating was, and who exactly it was, robert mueller's going to find out. but everybody on team trump has been denying any contacts with the russians or with wikileaks. repeatedly. and then repeatedly we're finding out that those denials aren't true. and this is yet one more example of that. and meanwhile today the attorney general of the united state

actors gary dourdan, carl pain and biehlly evans they will all be live in the loft. also funny guy bill bellamy. mrined that phrase. >> he sure did. how does that feel? got to ask him, right. >> nearly 100 years after the end of world war one construction on memorial to the great war here in d.c. will finally get underway. project ground breaking set for 11:00 this morning. that is at pershing park on the corner of 14th street and pennsylvania of a northwest. now world war one is often referred to as the forgotten war and it wasn't until 2013 that a federal commission was established to come up with a plan for the memorial. >>> the five officers who risked their lives protecting members of congress during a baseball practice shooting over the summer will be honored today. >> they will receive medal of honors from the us capitol police. it's the highest award granted by the department. the five officers, two from the capitol police force, the others part of alexandria city police, were first on the scene during the shooting back in june. now last month capitol police officers were named officers of

mr. trump's inner circle. senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner meeting with mueller's investigators this month. sources tell cnn that former national security adviser michael flynn was the prime topic of their conversation. cnn's evan perez is live with all of this reporting in washington. what have you learned, evan? >> alisyn, jared kushner sat down for an interview with robert mueller's office. we're told by sources that the questions that kushner answered average r so you have a lot of moving of pieces in the multiple russia investigations. chris? >>> it is good to be up to date on this. it does seem by all indications there are talks going on between the flynn team and the special counsel, where it will lead, we'll see. you'll probably know first. thank you very much. >>> so gop leaders, what are they going to do about what's on your screen right now? sarah sanders, the press secretary, says it doesn't matter if the president retweets fake news because there is something real to the threat. well, that's irresponsible. how are other republicans going to judge it? a republican congressman next on "new day". jewelry that tells her fshe's the best thing. that's ever happened to you. in a way that goes beyond words

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