mr. forester, if i may. the, um, hells angel, what kind of motorcycle was it? purring] - here we are on this splendid crisp autumnal day, barely an hour away from the fleshpots of london, deep in the arcadian splendors of the british countryside. and we're here to have lunch at the boot. here, it must be said, despite the manifest splendors and beauties surrounding us, we are in a culinary desert, a culinary desert relieved by rob haley and his team, who have created a veritable oasis, serving british food with honest heart. shall we go in? - and cut! straight through, not a stumble. - that looks good enough to eat. - go. - a modest little selection but very carefully chosen. warm salmon mousse with an english asparagus sauce. and... - when you've finished. - cut. - let go. - have you gone completely mad? - don't panic. it's apple juice. - what-- - guy. if you don't mind. we've got two more courses. just give us an opinion, would you, love? action. - perfect. beautiful textures. extraordinary combination of flavors. inspirational. so there we have it: another e

look forward to working with him in my role on the working forest caucus on behalf of foresters across the country. mr. speaker, louisiana is one of the top agricultural states in the nation, and i am proud o serve on the agriculture committee here in washington to represent our states' farmers, foresters and ranchers. but the real contributions to our state agriculture proudness can be traced back to folks like ray and buck, men who spent their lives enhancing the industry that is so vital to louisiana. congratulations once again for being inducted into the louisiana agriculture hall of distinction. it is an honor that is well deserved. thank you, mr. speaker. i yieldack. the speaker pro tempore: th gentleman from louisiana yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house n recess until 2:00 p.m. today. >> the house rules committee will prep the republican's he

mr reindeer. well done. now outside the forest where the reindeer is.re, petri supplements his income with tourism. he takes tourists into the forest to experience living like a herderfor a day. all you can see is trees and snow. i can't even see the reindeer, i can't imagine how had it must be to survive in these conditions. but the sami have been doing this for hundreds if not thousands of years. there are more reindeer than people here. reindeer needs large areas of unspoiled forest to find the little food that is buried under the snow. they get their own food in the forest. they did in the snow, they eat the lichen on the land. they are coming down, they know you're here! the sami—regional parliament looks after notjust their heritage but also their rights to land and natural resources. if someone come here and offered me a good job in the big city, told me, you'd get $1 million every year, i would say, you can take it. fantastic! you're not a millionaire, but you're a happy man because you've got the perfect office. let's rock and roll. reindeer he

your commitment to focus on turning around the national forests and expanding the management that we need to create jobs in healthy stands of timber? mr. perdue: absolutely you can have my commitment. i think that i view the united states forest service and our united states forests as challenges, opportunities clothed in challenges right now. i think there's real opportunity to make these forests health ylt. i do come from a state where it's mostly private ownership. my sense from visiting with many of you is that we have just not really been good neighbors in a lot of places. in taking care of the public stewardship portion of where many private landowners would. i look forward to leading and inspiring the united states fire service to take pride in the way they would care for it, just as if it was their own. mr. thune: thank you. i know this got touched on once already as well. agriculture of course helps build a strong u.s. economy. it's the number one industry in my state. i think it's critical to our national economy. especially in our rural communities. the r.f.s. has been an essential driver of growth in rural areas of our cou

kim forest, eric noel and mr. arthur cashin and rick santelli. it has been a crazy day for the fixed income and currency markets. we'll check into chicago in a moment. arthur. two people i respect very much. you and jack vogel recently expressed reservations about valuations in this market. does this begin to change your mind or add to the reservations? >> the bulls are rather unrepentant on ash wednesday. look like they've given up down-ticks for lent here. we started out this morning with over a billion two dollars to buy on balance at the opening. a lot of people thought some of this might be coming from offshore. but we rallied up to and through the european close. that indicates this is very much a home-grown rally and will continue. i agree with brian sullivan that it will be interesting when we get to the changes in the debt ceiling, et cetera. they won't be able to talk their way through that. that's going to need action. so the bill is still yet to be paid. the president's speech last night was masterful in the sense that he looked very

information for the dodi want to invite forest city and from the urban studios that concludes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you, mr. sucray. >> commissioners sarah i am actually just going to do a little bit of context setting thank you so our office the office of economic workforce development the planning department, the port and a number of other agencies have expense working closely on the bay front stainability you've here that a couple of months ago and we wanted to bring it back to the whole everything we're looking at with the pier 70 project is the view we're trying to view other projects with. >> out of those there our 9 projects overall stretching from mission creek to candle stick .4 are approved the wirings arena and the hunters point and the candle stick point add and the executive park of the next 5 we'll be bringing to you those joint agencies over the next pier 70 will be the first, it is a vocal point how we'll be having this and insuring to get the most we can out of projects coming before us one the key topics we've heard at previous hearings an pier 70 at the commission transportation so we'll

mrs. jay is thrilled and forgiving. >> they were newcomers. they probably are from out of state and they don't know the redwood forest. >> reporter: but only theresentative. along lombard street in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> video game retailer game stop announced it's closing 150 stores. this comes after the company rartd a nearly 14% drop in global sales last quarter. game stop hasn't announced which one of its stores worldwide will close. >>> a redding woman was almost scammed out of $4,000. an unlikely hero came to the rescue, a best buy employee. somebody called claiming to be the woman's granddaughter and said she needed money to get out of a jam. when the woman said she wanted to buy four $1,000 gift cards to get her granddaughter out of jail, that raised a red flag. >> i stood right here and convinced her. i said please don't buy it. she was convinced her granddaughter was involved in some sort of scheme or scam. >> she was able to prevent the woman from spending the money, advising her to file a police report. she said it's important for everyone to be aware and keep an eye out for the signs to prevent such scams.

mrs. jay was thrilled and are to-giving of her critical neighbors. >> they were newcomers, they probably are from out of state, and they don't know the redwood forests. >> reporter: only the one branch representative. on lombard street in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> explosive e-mails shedding more light on oakland's ghost ship fire that killed 36 last december. find out what is building owners knew but chose to ignore. >>> understand the police have limited resources as far as what they can do. >> protecting san francisco. in neighborhood youds might not think need the as much as others. then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack of playhound dog toys for under $10. and redhead men's rock bridge shorts starting at under $20. >>> happening now at 6:30, live doppler 7 shows us today's rain finally moving out of the bay area. here's a live look from the richmond san rafael bridge where the roads are still wet but conditions are looking a lot better than just a few hours ago. driving along 101 in san rafael was a challenge today with wipers going full speed. at least two spin-outs happen

forest are renewable and better for everyone when managed well. hopefully we go do that. >> well said, governor. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator klobuchar. >> thank you, governor. enjoyed our meeting and minnesota is fifth in the country for agriculture and we discussed the differences of the southern and midwestern agriculture. some things in common. one being birds. we were hit by the avian flu hard in the midwest and around the country as a result almost nine million birds died causing $650 million in economic loss. given detections in tennessee, alabama and wisconsin, are you prepared to respond immediately if and when you are confirmed? >> certainly center. the whole ecosystem being developed around that protein, being able to export worldwide, whether it is egg or poultry protein is critical. i am proud of the work i have seen the usda do in tennessee and working with alabama and tennessee in quick cooperation and i think the hard working people in that animal healthier have done a wonderful job. i think they learned a lot from the 2015 outbreak where we might have been slow. they got on this very qu

mr. speaker, last week with representative susan dell bean i introduced the timber innovation act to help find new and innovative uses for wood as a building material. proudly the allegheny national forest is a part of the fifth congressional district of pennsylvania. communities in my district depend on the revenue from high valued timberg and forest products generated by the forests as well as privately held lands throughout the commonwealth. this encouraging the advancement of rouks. since our earliest days we use wood as a building material. new technology will help expand and develop the use of wood it in larger construction projects. currently most wood buildings do not exceed three to four stories in height. but we hope to change that. there are -- there is so much potential for mass timber in this -- this bill truly encourages new advancements in wood construction. this bill is good for both consumers and the industry and i encourage my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill and advance the sustainable forest management and opportunities in our rural communities. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i