mr. chairman, gentle lady from texas. >> how am i recorded? >> ms. jackson lee you're recorded as aye. >> that's correct, thank you. >> the gentleman from ohio. >> how is the gentleman from ohio recorded? >> mr. shabot. you're recorded as no. >> the gentleman from rhode island. >> mr. chairman is it appropriate for us to enter a colloquy in the vote? >> no the middle of a vote. >> mr. sis lieni, you're recorded as aye. >> thank you, that is correct. >> mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from louisiana? >> mr. richmond votes aye. >> mr. chairman. the gentleman from maryland? >> account clerk please tell me how i'm recorded? >> mr. rasken you're recorded as aye. >> thank you very much. >> who seeks recognition. that was mr. johnson of louisiana recorded? >> mr. johnson of louisiana, you are recorded as no. >> we for the benefit of members and everyone else present, we have two members coming back from a hearing. and are going to hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. >> hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. hopefully momentarily. people

mr. ron jackson. mr. in the 82nd

mr. jackson, he t outogoal. he shattered it. he's back at home as well. >> that's great. that's even better. >> i thought this kind of stuff only happened in action movies, but this video proves me wrong. the door opens and a couple other guys are rapidly removing some of those bags from the back of the truck. >> how many people are in the cab. >> this was at least two guys in the cab. one falls out as they are shoved into the back of this cash in transit vehicle. this is an armored car. that'se midd being robbed. these robbered surrounded the truck and able to take thunderstorm down without injury. they got away with all that cash. this is something that's going to be frequent here on "right this minute." we have after hours security chasm ra. you see the ligh as this tck omsmashing through the side atm. they jump out and throw this tow rope around the atm and get back in their truck and put it in gear and off they are stopped in their tracks. they were unable to yank the atm off the floor, so they used the truck to crash into the atm. they did not succeed. people actual

mr. ron jackson. mr. jackson is a third generation military man who's currently a tour guide at the u.s. capitol but formerly a proud paratrooper in the 82nd airborne division. i'm from north carolina, so we're exceptionally proud of the 82nd and their actions over at fort bragg. we like to tell people we are the most military-friendly state in the nation and we work really hard to live up to that. but -- so without any further ado, mr. jackson, you're on. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, and good morning. welcome to the william g. mcallen theater. and we're here to salute american icons, the tuskegee airmen. please allow me to briefly introduce the panel, and then we'll come back and hear from our panelists and then we'll ask the field to give questions. i may recite the question a time or two just for clarity. let's first begin with the person closest to me. with the blue cap. lieutenant colonel robert friend. next to him lieutenant colonel harold brown. lieutenant colonel george hardy. li

mr. jackson. he is currently a tour divide at the u.s. capitol and formally a paratrooper in the 82nd airborne division. >> i'm from north carolina, so we're exceptionally proud of the 82nd, and their actions over at ft. brag. we like to tell folks we're the most military friendly station in the nation and we work really hard to live up to that. without any further adieu, mr. jackson, you're on, thank you very much. >> thank you and good morning. we're here to salute american icons, the tuskegee air american. please allow me to briefly introduce the panel and then we will come back and hear from our panelist and ask the field to give questions. i may recite the question a time or two for clarity. first, the persone closest to m lieu tent colonel brown. our closer, lieutenant colonel friend. his father was in the military as well. let's have a round of applause for our first panelist. so just give us a brief history about you and your accounts of the military. >> i was always interested in flying. and when the chance was offered to me, i t

mr. nadler votes aye. ms. jackson lee? .r. cohen votes aye mr. johnson of georgia? miss bass?iss bass votes aye. mr. jeffries votes aye. mr. cicilline votes aye. lou votes aye. mr. raskin votes aye. votes aye. votes aye. missus scanlon votes aye. miss mcbath? miss mcbath? this mcbath votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. miss escobar? miss escobar votes aye. esther collins? collins votes no. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck? mr. buck votes no. miss robie votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. mcclintock? ms. lesko? miss lesko votes no. mr. cline? mr. cline votes no. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong votes no. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you were not recorded. gentlelady from florida. anyone else? the gentleman from georgia. >> mr. johnson from georgia votes aye. >> has everyone voted who wishes to vote? the clerk will announce the result. the clerk will announce the result. m

mrs. jackson. >> reporter: the campus was rebuilt after the earthquake and changed to a small school in 2005fter the district considered closing it or making it a charter school. prescott remains an anchor in the community. >> there have been parents who have gone to school here who brought their children back. maybe some of their grandparents went here and they remember the school. >> reporter: the most recent challenge, gentrification. >> we think we're a secret gem here. >> my great, great grandma who just passed, she went here and she gave some pictures to the office from when she was here and the school looked different. are these students know the school has so much history that they're a part of. >> reporter: will you come back when you're an adult? >> for sure. >> if you're principal, teacher, custodian, it doesn't matter. you have something to bring to the children. >> to be here you have to be here. are the alumni wants more kids to be a part of the learning for the next 150 years. >> i hope they keep it open. it's part of my life. all this time it's been here. >> reporter: the mem

mr. jackson you are on, thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you and good morning. talking to the william g mcgowan theater and we are here to salute american icons, the tuskegee airmen. please allow me to briefly introduce the panel and we will come back and hear from our panelists and ask the field to give questions. i may recite the question a time or two just for clarity. let's begin with the first person closest to me with the blue cap. lieut. col. robert friend. next to him, lt. col. harold brown. lt. col. col. george hardy, lt. col. alexander jefferson, lieut. col. james h harvey the third, and are closer, lieut. col. harry stewart. let's begin with lieut. col. robert friend born in south carolina. his father fought in world war i . what we will do is col. friend, we will yield the floor to you and then ask our friends in the audience to give you questions. that's have a round of applause for our first panelists. [ applause ] >> just give us a brief history about you and your account in the military and then we will see. >> i was always interested in flying a

mr. jackson, we really need this back." [ light laughter ] but i feel like he's got cinematic immunity in - >> he does whatever he wants i want to be a little bit more like - >> jimmy: what did it feel like what did it look like? >> super heavy he actually got to pick it out himself. that's like one of the perks of being a jedi, is you get to build your own lightsaber. [ laughter ] crazy. i was like, "what? i just have things coming out of my hands. i need a lightsaber. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i need a lightsaber. >> it's engraved with something on it that i can't say on tv right? or will you bleep it out >> jimmy: i can bleep it out what did it say? >> great, bleep this out it says "bad mother[ bleep ]." >> jimmy: all right, well yeah [ cheers and applause >> people are scrambling behind the scenes >> jimmy: no, no, no, no you cannot say the word "bad" on television. [ light laughter ] that's a - absolutely not >> i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: but you got to direct him. >> i did >> jimmy: in your first directorial debut. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: congrats on that >> thank you >> jimmy: it's on

mr. chairman, gentle lady from texas. >> how am i recorded? >> ms. jackson lee you're recorded as aye. >> that's correct, thank you. >> the gentleman from ohio. >> how is the gentleman from ohio recorded? >> mr. shabot. you're recorded as no. >> the gentleman from rhode island. >> mr. chairman is it appropriate for us to enter a colloquy in the vote? >> no the middle of a vote. >> mr. sis lieni, you're recorded as aye. >> thank you, that is correct. >> mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from louisiana? >> mr. richmond votes aye. >> mr. chairman. the gentleman from maryland? >> account clerk please tell me how i'm recorded? >> mr. rasken you're recorded as aye. >> thank you very much. >> who seeks recognition. that was mr. johnson of louisiana recorded? >> mr. johnson of louisiana, you are recorded as no. >> we for the benefit of members and everyone else present, we have two members coming back from a hearing. and are going to hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. >> hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. hopefully momentarily. people

mrs. jackson lee pointed out the florida governor said two of his counties were hacked and tampered with. that is just two. i'm sure that if we look around we might find other states our counties in some states. i know we have had some problems in the state of texas. it is important that people realize it is something we're doing to protect the people of this country to protect our way of governing, and to protect the future of our country. thank you. >> with that my colleagues are going to be coming back for a little while. >> you all have an investigation, are you talking about an impeachment investigati investigation? >>? an opportunity to have opportunity for investigation. no word in front of it. it will be referring for the rules committee. and refer to the house judiciary committee after that vote. we are investigating. chairman nadler has done a great job. members of judiciary committee are serious about their work. as you have seen, we have an executive, we have an article two body that is doing something that most members of congress, or the american people, have never confronte

mr. chairman, gentle lady from texas. >> how am i recorded? >> ms. jackson lee you're recorded as aye. >> that's correct, thank you. >> the gentleman from ohio. >> how is the gentleman from ohio recorded? >> mr. shabot. you're recorded as no. >> the gentleman from rhode island. >> mr. chairman is it appropriate for us to enter a colloquy in the vote? >> no the middle of a vote. >> mr. sis lieni, you're recorded as aye. >> thank you, that is correct. >> mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from louisiana? >> mr. richmond votes aye. >> mr. chairman. the gentleman from maryland? >> account clerk please tell me how i'm recorded? >> mr. rasken you're recorded as aye. >> thank you very much. >> who seeks recognition. that was mr. johnson of louisiana recorded? >> mr. johnson of louisiana, you are recorded as no. >> we for the benefit of members and everyone else present, we have two members coming back from a hearing. and are going to hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. >> hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. hopefully momentarily. people

mr. nadler votes aye. . miss jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen? mr. johnson of georgia? mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. mr. deutsch votes aye. bass?ass -- mr. richmond? mr. jeffries? mr. cicilline votes aye. mr. falwell? mr. lou votes aye. mr. raskin votes aye. missil miss dennings votes aye. mr. correggio votes aye. miss scanlan votes aye. miss garcia votes aye. mr. negus votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. miss jane votes aye. miss mcardle powell votes aye. miss escobar votes aye. mr. collins? mr. collins vote snow. -- votes no. esther sensenbrenner votes no. mr. chavez votes no. mr. gomer votes no. mr. jordan votes no. snow -- votes no. mr. radcliffe? miss robie votes no. votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock? no. lesko votes ler votes no. mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stevie votes no. miss loss from votes aye. mr. cohen votes aye. bass votes aye. rep. nadler: has everyone voted who wishes to vote? the clerk will record the vote. >> mr. jeffries, you are not recorded. mr. jeffries votes aye. rep. nadler: is every

mr. chairman, gentle lady from texas. >> how am i recorded? >> ms. jackson lee you're recorded as aye. >> that's correct, thank you. >> the gentleman from ohio. >> how is the gentleman from ohio recorded? >> mr. shabot. you're recorded as no. >> the gentleman from rhode island. >> mr. chairman is it appropriate for us to enter a colloquy in the vote? >> no the middle of a vote. >> mr. sis lieni, you're recorded as aye. >> thank you, that is correct. >> mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from louisiana? >> mr. richmond votes aye. >> mr. chairman. the gentleman from maryland? >> account clerk please tell me how i'm recorded? >> mr. rasken you're recorded as aye. >> thank you very much. >> who seeks recognition. that was mr. johnson of louisiana recorded? >> mr. johnson of louisiana, you are recorded as no. >> we for the benefit of members and everyone else present, we have two members coming back from a hearing. and are going to hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. >> hold the vote open until they get here momentarily. hopefully momentarily. people

mr. kedem: right. justice kavanaugh: and justice jackson saw the problem. justice kavanaugh: and why is that different from this case? they are the abandoned property here. you didn't know your status. mr. kedem: because here we're talking not just about a legal status, but the defendant's own legal status, something of which he presumably is aware or at least is charged with being aware. what a defendant can't do is say, i don't remember when my visa was going to expire and, you know what, i'm not going to bother to figure out, because as long as i remain ignorant, even recklessly ignorant about my own status, that means that i can't face liability. if i could just tie together the various strands of our textual argument. it is first that you are separating out knowingly violates from the regulatory prohibition, which this court has read to mean that it's a reference to the specific acts or omissions that violate the prohibition. two, the fact that you are dealing with the defendant's own legal status. three, the fact that knowingly violates, if you import

mr. nadler votes aye. ms. lofgren. ms. lofgren votes aye. ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen. mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia. mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. mr. deutch. ms. bass. ms. bass votes aye. mr. richmond. mr. richmond votes aye. mr. jeffries. mr. cicilline. mr. cicilline votes aye. mr. swalwell. mr. lieu. mr. lieu votes aye. mr. raskin. mr. raskin votes aye. ms. jayapal. ms. jayapal votes aye. mrs. demings. mrs. demings votes aye. mr. corer raya. mr. corer raya votes aye. ms. scanlon. ms. scanlon votes aye. miss car see ya. ms. garcia votes aye. mr. into guse, mr. into -- mr. into news -- nguse votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. ms. dean. ms. dean votes aye. miss powell votes aye. ms. escobar. ms. escobar votes aye. mr. collins, mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner. mr. chabot. mr. chabot votes no. mr. gohmert. mr. gohmert votes no. mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. rad-r ratcliffe. mr. ratcliffe votes no. mrs. roby. mr. gaetz. mr. gaetz votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs. mr. m

jackson, mr. october, opening up the western conference finals last night against st. louis. sharks attack. on the eve of mother's day. logan couture on the eve of mother's day made it 1-0. later in the first, penalty box and the sharks made them pay. and joe shot and scored. and 2-1. and jump to a three- goal second period. one of the nicest goals you'll see. meier, two goals gave the sharks a two-goal lead and they won 6-3 on the eve of mother's day and a 1-0 series lead. the team gets push back for game two on monday. >> we won game one the last two series and both times, we've dropped game two. hopefully, you learn from your mistakes. and you know, they're going to be better and desperate. they're not going to want to go in a 2-0 hole. we have to handle the situation better than we have in the first two rounds. >> baseball saturday. the eve of mother's day. former a's braiden gloved that one. and looking to drop right in front of three guys. a walkoff and 3-2 win. the third walkoff win of the last four games. and the eve of mother's day. he knew how to throw out the first

mr. nadler votes aye. miss loughgren votes aye. miss jackson-lee votes aye. mr. cohen? mr. johnson of georgia. >> aye. >> mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. mr. deutsch? mr. deutsch votes aye. mr. bass? mr. richmond? mr. jeffries? mr. sissilini? mr. swallow? mr. swallow votes aye. mr. liu? mr. liu votes aye. mr. raskin? >> aye. >> mr. raskin votes aye? miss jayapajayapal? miss jayapal votes aye. miss scanlon votes aye. miss gar? >> aye. >> miss garcia votes aye. mr. goose votes aye. mr. bath? mr. bath votes aye. mr. stanton? mr. stanton votes aye. miss dean votes aye. miss mccarsell powell votes aye. miss escobar votes aye. mr. collins? mr. collins votes no. mr. sitsenbrenner? mr. chavez votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck votes no. mr. ratcliffe? mr. ratcliffe

mr. october, reggie jackson, celebrity opene o this oe. st. louis was turnover prone. the sharks get on the board early. two on one. finds logan couture. later on a 5 on 3, great concentration from and he is in. 2-1, sharks after the first period. st. louis, a great chance to tie it in the second but martin jones talking about great goaltending. just gets enough to deflect the jaden schwartz shot. another blues turnover. they rip it home making it 3-1, san jose.turnover. timo meyer tykes advantage. 11 st. louis turnovers. the sharks take game one. >> it was big we got the game one win. that's what was big. you know what, we've had different guys step up along the way. you need complete games in the playoffs right now. tonight was, you know, a good step in the right direction. ur in the big games, that helps a lot. so it was everybody tonight. i thought we played really well. >> we haven't played a full 60 we're getting better and better every game. it's our 15th game in 2 1/2, 3 weeks, so we're getting better and better. that's what we want to continue to do is build o

mr. nadler votes yea. >> miss jackson lee votes yea. >> mr. johnson of georgia. >> ms. bass votes yea. >> mr. jeffries? >> mr. swallow. mr. lu. mr. -- ms. demings votes aye. >> ms. scanlon votes aye. ms. garcia. ms. garcia votes aye. >> ms. macbeth. ms. macbeth votes aye. >> mrs. escobar? >> ms. escobar votes aye. >> mr. collins votes no. mr. shabt. >> no, this is disgraceful. >> mr. gomer? mr. gomer votes no. mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. radcliffe. mr. radcliffe votes no. mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs. mr. mcclintock votes ms. lesco. mr. klein? mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong. mr. armstrong votes no . >> anyone who wishes to vote who hasn't voted? there are 21 ayes and 13 nos. the hearing is adjourned. >> you have been watching the how judiciary committee in which mcgahn was a no show. republicans arguing this was political theatrics and congressman nadler firmly saying our subpoenas will not be ignored. kasie hunt is still with us on capitol hill along with charlie sabb

mr. nadler: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: strike the last word. mr. nadler: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i appreciate my good friends on the other side of the aisle but having received a letter both from, a copy of the letter to the president of the united states by attorney general barr and a letter from the department of justice indicating after their purposeful collapse of the negotiations, well intentioned by the staff and house judiciary committee, i can only conclude that the president now seeks to take a wrecking ball to the constitution of the united states of america. for the first time in the history of the united states, a president is exerting executive privilege over every aspect of life that the american people esire to have information. whether or not it's absolving pre-existing conditions, whether or not children are being separated if their parents, whether or not the environment is now being destroyed. anything that the congress wants to do is being alleged to be under the jurisdiction

mr. october, reggie jackson, celebrity opener of the dressing room door in this one. st.e, the sharks get on the board early. two on one. nyquist finds logan couture. first two of on the night for him. later on a 5 on 3, great concentration from joe pawelski. three strikes and he is in. 2-1, sharks after the first period. st. louis, a great chance to tie it in the second but martin jones talking about great goaltending. just gets enough to deflect the jaden schwartz shot. still in the second. another blues turnover. kevin la blank rips it home making it 3-1, san jose. yet another turnover. teemo meyer tykes advantage. 11 st. louis turnovers. the sharks take game one. 6-3, the final. >> it was big we got the game one win. that's what was big. you know what, we've had different guys step up along the way. you need complete games in the playoffs right now. tonight was, you know, a good step in the right direction. >> it's huge for us. when your top guys are top guys in the big games, that helps a lot. so it was everybody tonight. i thought we played really well. >> we haven'

mr. nadler? >> aye. >> miss lofgren? >> aye. >> miss jackson lee? >> aye. >> mr. cohen? mr. coen votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia? mr. deutsch? mr. deutsch votes aye. miss bass? miss bass votes aye. mr. richmond? mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffries? mr. sisilini? >> aye. >> mr. swaulow, mr. liu? mr. liu votes aye. mr. raskin? mr. raskin votes aye. miss demings? >> aye. >> mr. corea? >> aye. >> miss scanlon? miss scanlon votes aye. miss garcia? >> aye. >> mr. naguse? >> aye. >> miss macbath? >> aye. >> mr. stanton? >> aye. >> mr. stanton votes aye. miss dean? >> aye. >> miss powell? >> aye. >> miss escobar? >> aye. >> mr. collins? >> no. >> mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenburner votes no. mr. schavitt? mr. gomer? >> no. >> mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck? mr. ratcliff? mr. ratcliff votes no. miss roby? mr. gates? mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock? miss lesko? >> no. >> mr. rushenthaler votes no. mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stevie? mr. gates you are now recorded. mr. gates votes

jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, let me to add my appreciation and congratulations to head start, a very viable program not only in my district, as i watched little children being empowered with education, but also around the nation. i congratulate all of those who were engaged in its beginning and thank them for their brilliance and leadership. i rise today to say that we are troubled because the work of this body is to legislate on behalf of the people of the united states. we're, in fact, the people's house. we have done our work. we have passed disaster funding. those of us, if you will, the remnants of various hurricanes in the 2017 season in particular from all of those that impacted the east coast and puerto rico and houston and the state of texas are waiting for disaster funding which we have done. we're waiting for the vi

mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, lets me thank you for your leadership. as the judiciary committee sits at this time to uphold the rule of law, i want to make sure that the american people understand the role of the united states congress. that is to represent the people . to engage in oversight and truth. as a student of the middle east, a visit of the middle east on behalf of this country on any number of occasions, and of course throughout the iraq war and of course also visiting the area of the world during the afghan war, i know what our soldiers go through. boots on the ground. i can can can can never live their life. but i'm very concerned of the presence u.s. military by way of naval ship that is in the middle east at this time, no explan nation has gun given to the american people. the discriminate makes a surprise visit to iraq -- the secretary of state makes a surprise visit to iraq. and i simply want to say the powers of war are entrusted to the united states house of representatives, th

mr. nadler votes aye. >> ms. lofgren votes aye, ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen. mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia? mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. mr. deutsche. ms. bass. ms. bass votes aye. mr. richmond. mr. richmond votes aye. mr. jeffries. mr. cicilline. mr. cicilline votes aye. mr. swalwell. mr. lieu. mr. lieu votes aye. mr. raskin. mr. raskin votes aye. mr. jiappall. ms. jiappall votes aye. ms. demings votes aye. mr. correia. mr. correia votes aye. ms. scanlon. ms. scanlon votes aye. ms. garcia. ms. garcia votes aye. mr. nugus. mr. mugus votes aye. ms. mcgath votes aye. mr. stanton. mr. stanton votes aye. ms. dean. ms. dean votes aye. ms. mucarsel-powell votes ay erk. ms. escobar. ms. escobar votes aye. mr. collins. mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner. mr. chabot. >> no, and this is disgraceful. >> mr. chabot votes no. mr. gohmert. mr. gohmert votes no. mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. ratcliffe, mr. ratcliffe votes no. ms. robey. mr. gates. mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana vo

jackson rehabilitate. used to. listen to mr. clinton next. channel surfing. and were determined to build something here the next generation. the environment series of global $3000.00 on t.w. and online. hello and a warm welcome to focus on europe nice to have you with us they are recordings so explosive they've plunged austria's government into chaos the country's then vice chancellor caught on camera offering state contracts in exchange for campaign support. here in the villa and it pizza hires christian straka of the far right freedom party talks to a woman posing as a wealthy russian over the course of several hours they discuss boosting the party's election results with the help of russian financing. well the video has left austria's coalition government between the conservatives and the far right populist in shambles with the freedom party have made no secret of their desire for closer ties with russia in the past but the footage reveals just how far they were willing to go for power so how close are europe's right wing parties to russia our reporter wen

mr. love grin votes aye. ms. jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia. mr. deutsche. mr. deutsche votes aye. ms. bass votes aye. mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffreys? mr. sicily knee votes aye. mr. swal well. mr. lieu? mr. lieu votes eyaye. mr. raskin votes aye. mr. eye ya pal votes aye. ms. democrat imings votes aye. ms. scan lynn votes aye. ms. garcia votes aye. mr. that goose votes aye. ms. mcbath votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. ms. dean votes aye. ms. mccar sill powell votes aye. ms. escobar votes aye. mr. collins? mr. collins votes no. mr. sense burner. mr. sensen burner votes no. mr. go merit votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck? mr. rat cliff. mr. rat cliff votes no. ms. robey. mr. gates? mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock. ms. lessco votes no. miss retshen tlaler votes ee ee. mr. stuby. mr. gates you are not recorded. mr. gates votes no. >> gentleman from georgia? >> yes. >> mr. johnson of georgia votes yes. >> gentle lady from florida? is there any member of the committee w

mr. october he's a sharks fan in may. reggie jackson opening the games pregame kw pregame, and 3 1/2 minutes in, two-on-one. blues would respond to tie it, but then the captain comes through on the power play. jab, jab, jab. he gets it done in the dirty areas says joe thornton, and that's a compliment. huge second period for the sharks. this move, silky smooth, 3-1 sharks. great play by couture, pokes it away. 4-2 game. later in the period just trying to get this on net. ricochet off. and he has a empty netter for his second of the game. sharks win. >> you don't care how this time of year, you just want the win. and it's important to get off to a good start. >> they're a strong team and they were trying to rough up a bit, but we played hard in between whistles and we executed in some of those areas. >> reporter: great start to the series for san jose. they'll look to take a 2-0 series lead right back here monday night. we'll be back with more news right after this. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. th

mr. gonzalez of texas, ms. jackson lee of texas, mrs. love green of california and mr. caba hall. the speaker pro tempore: house resolution 6, 116th congress and the order of the house of january 3, 2019 of the following members to the house democracy partnership. the clerk: ms. moore of wisconsin, ms. titus of nevada, mr. connolly of virginia, mr. liu of california, ms. kelly of illinois, ms. sewell of alabama, ms. degette of colorado, and ms. lee of california. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of absence mr. massie of ken tuck for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the request is granted. spouns -- under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019,, the gentleman from florida, mr. rutherford, is recognized for half the remaining time until 10:00 p.m. as the designee of the minority leader. mr. rutherford: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks and include extraneous material on the topic of th

jackson lee, for five minutes. mr. speaker, e: i've had the privilege of serving in this august body and serving the american people and the people of the 18th congressional district. just a few minutes ago, i was at arlington cemetery participating in the wreath laying ceremony for the women of the united states military, those who have fallen in battle, and recognizing young and new women members of the united states military. in fact, sergeant kelly, who i onored, is in combat, having being given permission to be in combat since 2015 by the pentagon and the united states defense department. that means i have the greatest respect for all of these men and women and take very seriously the issues of war and peace. i was here in the united states congress when the heinous and devastating attack on this nation on 9/11. i was here for afghanistan and iraq, the kosovo war, the bosnian war. every one of those war zones i visited. i saw the men and women's sacrifice. i take very seriously this issue of war. i am very concern

mr. little was a chief operating officer of houston three airports and an assistant general manager and hartsfield jackson and alanna. our fourth witness, mr. jeffrey neil has served as senior vice president at international icf international in 2011. mr. neil previously served as chief human capital officer dhs and chief human capital officer at the defense logistics agency, without objection there. will be inserted in the record. i now ask each witnesses summaries his or her statement first five minutes beginning with mr. keller. >> chairman, and ranking member and members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me to discuss tsa colleges with security officer workforce. at the end of fiscal year 2017. tsa had about 61000 employees. more than half of which are entry-level security officers. tsa relies on security offices to safeguard the traveling public. identifying prohibited items and preventing those items from getting on aircraft. we previously reported in our covert testing and other reports on the importance of security officers, we believe security officers inattention and challenges contrib

the jackson lee-moulton-hayes amendment reflects this insight by mrs. clinton and i urge support of this amendment and at this time i'll reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. mccaul: mr. chairman, i claim time in opposition to this amendment but i am not opposed to this amendment. i reserve the balance of my time and will close once the gentleman yields back. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, i would yield the balance of my time to the gentlewoman from new york, a member of the energy and commerce committee, ms. clark. the chair: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the chairman of our committee for yielding me some time. you know, the paris agreement will still stand, with or without the u.s. -- the u.s. not meeting our commitments. and doesn't hurt the paris agreement

mr. nadler: i grant the speaker an additional 30 seconds. ms. jacksonee: i thank the gentleman very much. it will allow with this constitution alongside the equality act the idea that the civil rights act stands for those in the lgbtq community. the civil rights act in title 6 and title 2 and title 7. they will stand alongside the aclu and naacp and the urban league and all of the civil rights groups. they will stand alongside those of us who have been fighting for fair housing time after time so that when we knock on the door no matter who you are in this country you will have the constitution and the equality act. i ask my friends and others in the religious community to support the equality act. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. spano. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. spano: i happen to be a christian. and i'm grateful. i'm grateful to have been born in a nation where my beliefs and t

seymour was active in the carbondale naacp, jackson county mental health board and carbondale -- and part of the saluki hall of fame. they will be dearly missed. mr. speaker, i rise today not only as a member of congress but also as a former firefighter. i recognize cody van bossen of christopher, illinois. cody, a 24-year-old firefighter, passed away in the line of duty early sunday morning. cody grew up around the fire station. he comes from a family with deep traditions of public service. his dad, brent, is a captain on the christopher force. his grandfather is christopher's mayor but was also a firefighter at another fire department. cody's family instilled in him a passion for helping others despite the risk. now, his community will remember him as a hero. cody, thank you for your service. rest in peace. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, last night at a rally in florida, the president referred to me as that man. mr. speaker, i love my country, and still i rise. and i rise today to addre

rest of the world would begin to do that, in fact, as you pointed out, andrew jackson just beat the heck out of the british. mrcheney: one of the most intriguing aspects had to do with madison's health. i think it is a major contribution, from a historical standpoint. he had an affliction that was with him through his entire life, and yet he was able to achieve these phenomenal objectives under extraordinary ircumstances and become of the most important founders. can you tell us about that what his problem was and how he dealt with that? mrs. cheney: it was a puzzle in the beginning. people called madison shy, but he was reserved, and that he was sickly, and indeed you could see hat from time to time, between the episodes of whenever it was enormously energetic to take trips by horseback and traveling in days when travel was not easy between wherever the capital was. there and and undertakings their routine trips, i have often thought with something that none of the scholars that called him sickly could manage. he was on horseback for 60 hours when washington was burned. so he was sick a lot, but between sickn

mr. chair, i yield. >> thank you very much. we join you in your interests in pursuing that too. the chair recognizes the gentle lady from texas, ms. jackson lee. >> again, mr. chairman, let me thank you along with the ranking member for this important committee. if my recollection serves me well, under your leadership certainly as ranking member and as members of this committee, we service championed or cried out for help and relief from the growing proliferation of domestic terrorism. it breaks my heart on the amazing silence we've had to encounter in the loss of life. so let me first of all join mr. payne. i'd like to ask whoever has the document, the race paper, to release it in its entirety. i know that we do have the black identity extremists report. so let me pursue a line of questioning. first of all, let me thank you gentlemen for your commitment to safety and security of the american people. we always are proud of those who offer themselves to serve. let me ask you the question of your knowledge of the importance of a bully pulpit for good reasons. and you just have to -- the importance of a bully pulpit, mr. murphy, is it, yes,

mr. chairman. we have heard some extraordinary claims this morning. i've been taking notes, as my colleagues have commented on all of this. congresswoman shelia jackson lee said, quote, the executive branch is taking a wrecking ball to the constitution. and mr. chairman, you said that the doj doesn't recognize congress as a co-equal branch of government or acknowledge our oversight responsibility. mr. cohen said we're trampling upon article i. anyone who looks at these facts objectively knows the truth is exactly the opposite. the attorney general and the doj are objecting to this charade based upon the rule of law. they are trying to protect the integrity of our institutions. and mr. chairman, you said that the preliminary protective assertion of executive privilege this morning was a last-minute outburst. it's exactly the opposite of this. in fact, the letter that the doj sent to you this morning says, and i quote, you, mr. chairman, have made this assertion necessary by your assistance -- insistence upon scheduling a premature contempt vote. the letter goes on to say, you've terminated our ongoing investigations and abandoned the accommodation pro

judge jackson said that he didn't seem likely to reoffend when mr.ter his charges, and i thought would any judge -- again, i don't want to sing al single judge out, but would those judges be as likely to say that about a first-time young black male offender? >> i don't want to talk about the judges -- those judges in particular, but i do worry that judges like all other americans carry with them implicit biases and particularly in the criminal justice sphere. >> how do you fix it? >> you to have the training. you have to make people aware of the fact that they do carry these biases, and make them understand that if you see an african american defendant in front of you, that's going to probably trigger things in your mind, unconsciously, subconsciously, and you're perhaps going to treat that person differently than somebody who shows up in a tie and has a great lawyer that they have paid for. you're going to maybe cut that person a break that you wouldn't otherwise give to a hispanic or african american defendant. people have to be aware of that, and