mr. hudson: my amendment prohibits funding in the bill for unauthorized programs. it peril lells my sunset act of 2014, h.r. 3847, which would force congress to actually do oversight and evaluate each individual program. mr. speaker, this type of sweeping reform would dramatically overall the way washington butts and spend hard-earned taxpayer dollars and allow congress to take back control, scale back our bureaucracy, and provide accountability to the federal government. mr. speaker, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. fattah: i thought gentleman would yield for a second. my question was the large -- i would claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minute. mr. fattah: a large swath of our bill has not been authorized including nasa. we have to deal with transport back and forth to the international space station. even though it's not been re-authorized your amendment as written would seem to prohibit nasa from being able to conduct life sustaining activities relative to the space station.

mr hudson said the injured no fatalities. signaling family blames it sparking fresh concern on health and safety in south korea a nation that reeling from the recent ferry boat disaster that left three hundred dead or missing. on that accident poignant images released this friday by the father of a student who died on the ferry footage captured on his son's mobile phone the cause. taking an in demand for a new mini. hence the students did mean i'm going to team has been situation. the ship was already thinking that the announcement of passengers and crew to state that the media. it's been three games three minutes before that she'd been tempted to stay in school the seventeen euro to show that fits each with turmeric and chilli up to me either the go. get a good idea. we need the stupid since i need the tools that its continued to and from may to fifteen he typically continental a two four during evacuation and now being detained without the cream and this consistency to make it in moon and three hundred people dead or missin

mr. hudson: this paved the way for our great experiment in democracy. it's no wonder these type of bold leaders, british general cornwal limbings s was unable to hold the city of charlotte and was prompted to write it was a hornet's nest of rebellion. it's worth noting that on this very day today, the charlotte bobcats, i mean the charlotte hornets, get their buzz back. i'm so proud of our heritage and the leadership the state of north carolina continues to provide this nation. on this festive day, i want to con gadge late the city of charlotte and all north carolinians and i welcome my colleagues to join me in supporting this important moment in our history. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to draw attention to an epidemic in our country. we have seen rates of au

mr. hudson: they are both in my hometown of concord, north carolina. while i'm grateful for the impact both have on our local economy, i'm also appreciative of their continued support for our nation's military, veterans, and their families. this memorial day weekend marks the 55th let freedom race celebration and more than 100,000 fans will gather at the speedway to celebrate and honor our military heroes. this tradition will once again showcase america's military strength while displaying our pride and appreciation for those we lost, our veterans, those who continue to serve, and our military families. we are so fortunate to have heroes who stand committed to serving in our armed forces. mr. speaker, i commend the work done by the racing community to honor our veterans. i join them and other in inians to salute our war fighters who paid the ultimate price to protect our freedom. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. perlmu

go see dan mcnickle who is over here with the direst states to her and let him show you the 1949 hudson, mrs. martin that he has been taking around the country on the direst states to her as a way to talk about the need to maintain calm modernize and expand the nations infrastructure. so we'll see you back here for our keynote speaker tamara lundgren in about 20 minutes. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you can watch are your sessions from the chamber of commerce on our website, c-span.org. coming up in about half an hour the alliance for health reform is hosting a discussion about states and the expansion of medicaid. will be hearing from the surgeon general of arkansas and michigan's medicaid director. that would be 12:15 p.m. eastern time live on c-span. >> each issue should be handled differently but have a general philosophy that i'm approaching all issues. it starts with basi the basic gi approach everything which is economic freedom is my guiding principle for how i -- from that comes for fax. one, does the commission has authority to act on a particular issue. weather has cong

mr. obama heads to new york. he will be about 25 miles up the hudson river from where we're sitting right now to the visit the tappan cebridge. a major hudson river crossing built 60 years soarly needs replacement. the bridge is set to cost nearly $4 billion. joining us to the talk about the politics of all this, juan williams, fox news political analyst. charlie hirt, is a columnist at "the washington times." six years into his term, juan, we're getting another appeal for shovel-ready projects. why did not this get done the first time around? >> well, what you had was other projects that were, at the time, thought to be shovel ready. of course what we later learned from vice president biden they were not quite as ready as they thought in terms of immediate injection into the economy. right now you're at a point where there is, from the democratic white house perspective, need for additional stimulus-type spending. jon, as you know, that word stimulus is politically toxic these days. so you have republicans saying, look at the deficit, look at the spending, questioning whether or not the first round of spending actu

mrs. if tigers-athletics giants/cubs lou seal heckling a couple bottom 1st/ 1-0 giants michael morse bounces one up the middle for a single hunter pence scores 2-0 sampras does tim hudson brilliant again and got some help here from at 3rd and guns out the runner bottom 5th/ 3-0 giants sandoval. bloops a single to left angel pagan scores 4-0 giants final: 4-0 giants buster posey had 2 rbi both on sac flies and we all know pitchin' but rapper 50 cent threw out what could be the worst ceremonial first pitch in baseball yesterday. to say the rapper was way putting it kindly. he stood on the mound a little over 60 feet away from home plate - but his pitch didn't get anywhere near the plate. the ball sailed way wide of met catcher anthony recker, bouncing to the backstop and 50-cent shared a smile with met pitcher jonathon niese after his flop of a throw. the pre-game appearance was post-game concert set for citi field next month. nba - spurs/thunder #4 thunder fans hoping they'll but his mind if not--go home tied 2 get2-2. 2nd quarter/ 40-32 oklahoma city russell westbrook steal and dunk at other end 42-32 thunder 2nd quarter/ 47-36 thunder kevin durant hits the 2nd of back