mr. kellythese charges, however, you as the former pros cube roecute know, some of the charges that were brought before him, the new charges is radiating a jury which i am so confused about that because he thought he was radiating raping a jury before in '08. >> he's absolutely innocent. he professes his innocence. he declared that and this is america. you are innocent until proven guilty. he's going to go to the end. that's what he says. >> daryl, as you said, i was a federal prosecutor and i focus on sex crimes as well. federal prosecutors they don't bring charges like this unless they are confident to get a conviction. why do you think r. kelly is so sure that he's going to be vindicated in this case. >> well, accusation until you can prove it. if you look at the charges, there is white collar crime. it looks the same as new york. >> you mean with epstein. >> absolutely. >> en it is going to be sex crimes or financial crimes. >> that's what we are. mr. kelly says he's innocent. we are gearin

mr. kelly: thank you, madam speaker. i yield my -- jerry kelly -- mr. keller: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise today in support of this bill, introduced by representative krishnamoorthi. this names the postal office in elgin, illinois, after alex mar ar tins. alex martinez knew he was destined for pubsee military, f father's footsteps. then upon retirement, he would continue in public service as a police officer or firefighter. shortly after high school, alex joined the united states marine corps, filling step one of his boyhood dream. after boot camp, he was assigned to the first combat engineer battalion, first marine division. corporal martinez was deployed twice to afghanistan in support of operation enduring freedom. on april 5, 2012, corporal martinez was conducting combat operations in helmand province, afghanistan, and was killed after an explosive device detonated. while corporal martinez's life of service was tragically cut short, his sacrifi

if the evidence sticks, mr. kelly0 something year old daughter. would you allow -- >> absolutely not. >> would you leave him with r. kelly? >> i wouldn't leave my daughter with anybody accused of pedophilia. i would not. >> that doesn't seem like a contradiction to you? >> absolutely -- >> you are defending r. kelly. at the same time saying you wouldn't leave your daughter with him. >> i wouldn't leave my daughter with anyone. i will say it again. he is accused of being a pedophile. >> you started talking about mr. kelly's mental health. what is his mental health? he is under suicide watch? >> i am concerned about mr. kelly. >> is he under suicide watch? >> i would assume he is. he is a mess. i heard statements that he is happy and this is going on and he wanted to be at this particular place. that's not te. no one wants to be locked down 24 hours, no tv. he can't read and write, so he can't read a book. he has already been -- a jury has convicted him. >> are you concerned about him harming himself while he is in pris

mr. kelly: i tell you -- mr. brady: i yield an additional 30 seconds. mr. kelly: i want to fix this. i want to see a fix. i want to see anybody in labor feel that all those generational gains, all that negotiation actually meant something. but i think it's a shame when they look at, why isn't it functioning the way we were told it was functioned win we signed back on? it wasn't their fault. certainly wasn't the rest of america's taxpayers. something failed. probably a lot more than one instance. but today, we aren't fixing this. we're putting it across something that won't go through the senate and giving people false hope. let's not make promises that won't keep. chairman neal, i will work with you for any amount of time. we have to get it fixed. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: might i inquire as to how much time is remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts has 10 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from texas has 5 1/2 minutes. mr. neal: thank you. with that, mr. speaker, let me yield one

mr. kelly: it does not take into account any underlying crimes that person may or may not have committed whether it's domestic violence, sexual battery. it puts the other service members in risk then we don't. mr. chairman, specifically -- the memo provided these relatives or anyone who has ever served in the u.s. armed forces for any period of time, with or without regard to whether the discharge was honorable or dishonorable, orel jibble -- are eligible to receive parole on a cat gorical basis. mr. chairman, we can't honor folks who have been dishonorably discharged and honor their -- we are not honoring the rest of our soldiers when we honor just anyone. in a 2013 meeting with the obama administration, uscis admitted that servicemens never contacted to determine whether he or she wants the unlawful aliens to receive parole in place. it admitted there's no process in place to ensure the service member served in the armed services. admitted that the it service member could have felony convicti

. >> mr. kelly was arrested at he was walking his dogs by the fdi, and he was taken in and that's all we have right now we don't know what the charges are. we'll know more in the next couple days. >> further details on the case are expected to be announced later today. >> more breaking news along the gulf coaststhere tropical m barry is beginning to bear down on louisiana a hurricane warning has been posted after flash flooding ready hit areas of new orleans. president trump has approved an emergency declaration. now the big question, will the levees told upthe storm surge on the way especially when the mississippi river is already at flood stage. here is nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: people in louisiana are heading out with mandatory evacuations ordered in low-lying rishes you're concerned if the levees give way your house could wind up getting -- >> swipeaway i don't want that. i hope everything will be all over with so we can go back home >> reporter: it's not tropical stors m barry'winds off

. >> it was subsequently learned that mr. kellyhrough multiple means had paid the young victim and her family over $2 million not to testify and come forward in connection with the 2008 trial. >> on friday, federal prosecutors in illinois and new york unsealed 18 charges against kelly accusing him of crimes against ten women and girls over two decades. >>> jeffrey epstein remains behind bars. a judge failed to make a decision about whether the financeer should be granted bail in his sex trafficking case. yesterday epstein appeared in a new york federal court for a bail hearing. prosecutors revealed authorities found piles of cash and dozens of diamonds during a raid of his manhattan mansion earlier this month. they also found an expired passport with epstein's picture and a fake name. >> certainly anybody that keeps thousands of pictures of nude and semi-nude children in his home is somebody that i think could present a danger to the community. >> the government wants epstein to remain in jail until the decision which is expected t

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believe it. >> stephen: and from one american of irish an sesesry to another-- ancestry to another, mr. kelly, we are not people of color. under this makeup my skin tone is uncooked calamari. okay. i am translucent. you shine a flash light on me and a rainbow comes out the other side. but perhaps the dulles knife in the republican drawer is presidential son and man who has got big gums and he cannot lie, eric trump. here is what eric told the fox & friends today. >> my father is in there fighting every day, he has to fight against the media. he has to fight against these lunatics and guysk i'm telling you. 95% of this country is behind him in this message. >> stephen: yeah, 95, i'm telling ya. (laughter) 95% is behind my dad, okay. okay, you better check my math, okay, he lost the popular vote, okay. >> jon: uh-huh. >> stephen: lowest approval rating of all times and it it is the bunny, hi, mr. bunny, dad, can i keep him, wait, come back. come back, mr. bunny. come back. come ban. i love you! i love you! i love you. (laughter) they always leave. scene. (cheers and applause) there's one big st

. >> 12 people that are going to try mr. kelly. once they try !, if they believe what they heard, he'll go to prison for the rest of his life. if they don't. third time. and he'll go back to recording, and i think he'll be -- >> he was released on bail for additional sex abuse charges just five months ago. >>> how police are going beyond the call of duty today to help what could be a crisis of blood shortage. >>> the backstreet boys have wowed crowds since the '90s, and today they're back in d.c. hear wh >>> a massive explosion in norta aroli, a kfc reduced to rubble. the good news is, no one was inside at the time. the blast damaged five other businesses in he are the explosion left a half mile field of debris. no word on what caused this, officials think it was gas related. >>> prince georges county&jñes ther e is anrgent call for blood donations today. >> the american red cross says it's facing a critical shortage. megan mcgrath is livehet battle of landover thismorning. >> reporter: the donations are underway here at the community center. this

mr. kelly. >> thank you very much, i'm dennis kelly, a retired teach, 35 years of classroom experience in san francisco and the former head of the united educators of san francisco president for 12 years. when i started teaching, we had smoking rooms for teachers on campuses. we had smoking rooms for children on campuses, also, we call them the bathrooms. we have moved away from that entirely. because of the recognition of what cigarettes do and what smoke does to children and to other adults, we no longer allow any kind of smoking on school grounds. it's time that we did the same thing on all government property. i am here in support of this resolution, thank you. >> great, thank you. next speaker. >> hello everyone, i'm roshawn, project coordinator for health and wellness. our mission is to eliminate inequalities in black and marginalized communities. i work and reside in district 10. as you may knew, -- know, we he the highest rates of asthma due to tobacco use and secondhand smoke and other

having mr. kelly here and 90 years of family history in the knowledge. building.those are when you are digging a hole in the ground and i might find some remains there. in this case we are not doing that. it does feel like it is excessive. kelly wong's report is down to the brass tacks with the specifics of the head and all of that. there is plenty of information. if there are problems they will address them with the staff. condition two is not that critical. >> can we ask staff to respond and share why this condition is in there? >> department staff. condition two is recommended in case the conservation report cannot be followed. if there is replacement needed it to to come back for review. >> can it not be followed? >> i am not sure. >> one of the reasons we came up with this condition. we found consistently often times when the field conditions and contractor gets to the field, new things pop-up all of the time. given how precious the materials are in this case we want to be sure everything is going to followed accordingly. we essential "glee" miss bong's repor

rouda, and the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. rouda: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the measure before us. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rouda: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. i am proud to support the inspector general protection act, which would improve the independence of inspectors general. this bipartisan bill, introduced by representatives ted lieu and jody hice, would address the slow nomination of i.g.'s that have been the norm across multiple administrations. it would notify congress 30 days before an i.g. is placed on leave. the bill would also require the president to report to congress f he has not nominated an i.g. after 210 days of a vacancy occurring. the report must include the reasons for failing to make the nomination and a target date for do so. the requirement will hopefully pr

mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady from north carolina. mr. speaker, i think dates matter and i think votes matter and i think that sometimes because of where we are, this is kind of this amnesia and we say, we want to raise people's wages, we want to create jobs, we want to be able to do things that lift every single boat. because that's what a rising tide does. it's not a democrat tide, it's not a republican tide, it's a rising tide for the american people. i just want to remind my colleagues in december of 2017, not one of you was onboard with the tax cuts and jobs act. you could not vote for it in the house, you could not vote for it in the senate. and we come here today and we talk about minimum wage and raising minimum wages. and i would just suggest to you that america is not about minimals. nobody comes to america because i may get a minimum wage increase. they come to america because of maximum opportunity. why would we dwell on a minimum wage when you had the chance in december of 2017 to lift all boats? why would we turn our back at

mr. kelly: i rise to express concerns with the ndaa in its current form. it is cutting $15 billion from the top line requested by the president and $1.2 billion from the military personnel requests. i spent 33 years in serving this nation. i can't support this bill. while it is true personnel accounts had money left over at the end of the year, several factors will make fiscal year 2020 different. over the last few years there have been funds associated with the new military blended retirement system because fewer members are opting in. however, the opt-in period ends this year so there will be no leftover funds related to this in 2020. in f.y. 2019, the arm will fall short by 9500 troops. this will result in excess troops because fewer troops came into the army. the army is likely to meet their modest end strength goal for f.y. 2020 and will be no excess fund. the 3.1% automatic pay raise and the total force means personnel costs will increase. there is likely to be no fund in the personnel. and this bill i am concerned if personnel accounts if they are u

and then to be able to deal with the litany of individuals from flynn, to jody hunt, mr. kelly, korda, rosenstein. mr. sessions, mr. davidson. and mr. howard. dylan howard and . to be able to continue the oversight that is the responsibility of this committee. because the american people are asking to be informed in a way that they can understand, the enormity of what has occurred in his administration. we may soon hear an announcement about the census. incomplete contrary, to the supreme court decision. this administration will stand up to the supreme court and tell them that they are not worthy of their name and begin to issue executive orders on the question of citizenship. on a census. so i do not have any doubt that this subpoena is for nonpolitical purposes, it is for purposes of information. and it certainly is for purpose of dealing with the important question of the responsibility of this judiciary committee, and finally i would argue the point that offers of pardons and questions regarding homeland security officials, are important, inasmuch as mr. chairman they are a

mr. kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here. i don't know if there is anything more complicated than trying to understand how people get billed for medical procedures. i'm in the automobile business and people say don't try to , compare it with automobiles. but we repair a lot of cars. both in the mechanical end and body shop end of the business we use a labor time guide to be the -- it could be the mitchells manual. it could be the chilton manual, the manufacturers manual that actually they have run time studies on how to do all the different procedures. now, i know there is a difference. i know there is a difference. but i'm trying, to say, doctor when you were talking about when you're going to enter into an agreement with an insurer how do , you determine or how do they determine what should be the fair price to do whatever it is? i think you used what an appendectomy. there are variations. no two models are the same. there is wear and tear that enter into it. how do you come up with a fair price to do the operation or the p

withdrew this particular amendment during the committee's disposition on the ndaa, at the request of mr. kelly. because i recognize that he had some important points to make. i think this addresses his concern. this particular amendment ensures access to high-quality education on family planning across military branches, to give our service members the tools they need to make the best health care decisions for themselves and their families. according to the d.o.d. estimates, the vast majority, some 95% of all women serving in our military are of reproductive age. yet data from the department of defense survey shows insufficient access to comprehensive family planning education among our service members. inadequate family planning education puts service members at high-risk of unplanned pregnancies and creates uncertainty in the retention of critical personnel. not surprisingly, research shows that active duty service members of reproductive age have a rate of unplanned pregnancies that is 60%, i repeat, 60% higher than that of comparable women in the general population. the education on family

mr. kelly, mr. trump should all be prosecuted for this depraved indifference.t: when you say depraved indifference, expand on that. what do you mean? caller: their health needs aren't being met, the food isn't being met, the sanitary conditions are deplorable. guess 6y i called up i months ago saying the same thing and i wonder why it has taken so long for the press to catch on to this story. it has been happening for probably a year and nothing has been done. no investigative reporters have gone in unless, of course, they are suppressing these stories. the: one of the features of dhs report when it comes to those detained, it is the number and they givens some comparisons from october 2017 to may 2018 when it comes to apprehensions only, unaccompanied alien children -- 30 -- family units, 32,000. making it a total in that timeframe of october 2017 to may .018, 99,835 a year later from october 2018 wasay 2019, children 23,944. jumping tos, 63,507 223,263. that taking place from october 2018 to may 2019. more of that information put out report yesterday. michael

mr. roy. ms. kelly you are recognized for 5 minutes. >> thank you mr. chair. esther vitello, i listened to dr. gutierrez, would that be helpful to you and pediatricians in the community could come in, if there was some with we can work that out, do you think that is a good idea? >> in this role, i cannot speak for the department or cbp. in 2014 it was helpful. in the supplemental request that just got authorized by this congress is fine. but the president, there is money for cbp to put on more contact medical staff. in the beginning of this crisis, we started with using support from the coast guard, and our own ability. cbp's ability to contract. it sounds like a common sense idea, i am not opposed to the idea. there are restrictions about people's privacy. when they are in the custody of the government no, through the privacy scenario that are in their medical care has to be worked up i think it is a common sense idea worth pursuing. >> i am sure with the witness we just had, she would have appreciated that greatly. also, the other thing is, since you have an

mr. wilson, to kelly, to auto, i concur with my colleague from district six that it is extraordinary to see a community come together like this, and i also believe that this has not been, but could become a gentrifying force for a remarkable neighborhood, the tenderloin a national forest, a some people call it, and when that happens, and when simon is not doing right, you have an opportunity to petition with the body, which can disband that c.b.d. at any time. that has not happened yet. we have had a couple that died natural deaths, mostly because they were too small, but hopefully, this will be an agent for good that takes care of the people who need to taking care of and if that is not the case, i will be the first person to team up with supervisor haney to make sure that that is the case, and i just wanted to say that for the record. >> okay. so now we will reconvene as the board of supervisors. before we move on to the next thing, i would like -- supervisor brown? would you like to make a motion to rescind number 41 so you may cast your vote? >> this like the third time we are voting on

we found out that mr. kelly was a convicted felon. he had a record of being detained for mental health reasons. he had been convicted of domestic violence. actually even fracturing his stepson's skull during one particular episode. he should never have been able to purchase firearms through a licensed firearm dealer because you would have -- should have failed a background check. but he did what we find is unfortunately not entirely uncommon. he lied and then he bought these weapons he used to commit this terrible tragedy event. so congress passed a piece of legislation, as you know, called fix the national instant background check system to try to encourage federal agencies to provide records of people who were already legally disqualified under federal law and that background check system is maintained by the fbi. could you give us a update on what the impact has been, just in general terms? >> well, i certainly, senator, i agree with you that the nics system only works at its best when we have complete information that ensures the

addition, chief kelly has moved to make the department more approachable, especially for victims of domestic violence, pushing for a closer relationship with a women's place and other organizations. mr. speaker, i'd like to thank chief joseph kelly for his continued service and i'd like to thank all of the members of the yardlyboro police department for their tireless work in improving our community. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize and honor the distinguished achievements of the feasterville business association person of the year theodore hopman. he serves both in his immediate community, in holland, pennsylvania, as well as the greater community of bucks county. he has logged 25 active years with the feasterville business association, serving as its president, corresponding secretary, and member of its executive board. he currently serves as legal counsel for the organization. mr. speaker, the mission statement of the feasterville business association is to foster and encourage growth, progress, and betterment of the community. mr. hopman has shown his belief in and dedication to this mission as he serves his community with distinction in his practice of law, his position o

mr. welch? >> aye. >> miss spear? >> aye. >> miss kelly? >> aye. >> mr. desonya? >> aye. >> voting for my country, aye. >> miss plasket. mr. kana? >> aye. >> mr. gomez. >> aye. >> miss ocasio-cortez? >> aye. >> miss pressley? >> aye. >> miss taliblib? >> aye. >> mr. jordan? >> mr. jordan votes no. >> mr. gosar? ms. fox? mr. massey? >> no. >> mr. meadows? mr. hise? >> no. >> mr. grothman? >> no. >> mr. koemer? >> no. >> mr. cloud? mr. gibbs? >> no. >> mr. higgins? >> no. >> mr. norman? >> no. >> mr. roy? >> no. >> miss miller? >> no. >> mr. green? >> no. >> mr. armstrong? >> no. >> mr. armstrong boudinot. no.r. armstrong votes >> mr. stuvy? >> no. >> mr. keller? >> no. >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman? >> yes, sir. >> mr. clay is not recorded. >> mr. clay votes aye. >> mr. clay votes aye. >> how is mr. gosar recorded? >> not recorded. >> no. >> and how is miss fox recorded? >> miss fox is not recorded. >> no. >> miss fox votes no. >> has everyone voted? the clerk will give us the tally. >> on this vote, we have 23 ayes and 16 no's. >> on this vote, there were 23 ayes

mr. welch. >> aye. >> miss spear. >> aye. >> miss kelly. >> aye. >> mr. desonya. >> aye. >> voting for this country. aye. >> miss plasket. mr. kana. >> aye. >> mr. gomez. >> aye. >> miss ocasio-cortez. >> aye. >> miss pressley. >> aye. >> miss tallib. >> aye. >> mr. gosar. ms. fox. mr. massey. >> no. >> mr. meadows. mr. hise. >> no. >> mr. grothman. >> no. >> mr. koemer. >> no. >> mr. cloud. mr. gibbs. >> no. >> mr. higgins. >> no. >> mr. norman. >> no. >> mr. roy. >> no. >> miss miller. >> no. >> mr. green. >> no. >> mr. armstrong. >> no. >> mr. stuvy. >> no. >> mr. keller. >> no. >> mr. chairman? >> yes, sir. >> mr. clay is not recorded. >> mr. clay votes aye. >> mr. clay votes aye. >> how is mr. gosar recorded? >> not recorded. >> no. >> and how is miss fox recorded? >> miss fox is not recorded. >> no. >> has everyone voted? the clerk will give us the tally. >> on this vote we have 23 ayes and 16 noes. >> on this vote there were 23 ayes and 16 noes. the resolution is agreed to. the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. staff is authorized to make any technical and conforming changes. i wan

kelly: i do not mean mrs. trump. the first lady is a wonderful person.id: if you had to advise somebody who was going to be chief of staff in the future, what is the best training? particularly with president trump. what do you think is the best training? gen. kelly: you have to tell the boss the truth. when you don't think he's going down the right road, not in front of a bunch of people, tell him that. truth to power. someone in the room has got to say, at the beginning of every conversation and at the end, is this good for america? david: when you tell the president, i think you should do something different, did he yell? gen. kelly: no, we would have a conversation about it. more often than not, let's bring them back in. david: if you had to do it all over again, would you have taken the job of chief of staff? are you glad that you took that job? gen. kelly: i was drafted into the job. david: knowing everything you now know. gen. kelly: as hard as it was, i feel very strongly, i don't know what has happened since. for 18 months, president donald trum

kelly. >> thank you, mr. chair and if i'm redundant, i apologize, i had other hearings. dr. dillingham, the 20 census will use cloud technology to store data from respondents, correct? >> that is being pursued, correct. >> the commerce and attorney general invested the cloud for the 2020 census and found fundamental security deficiencies, are you familiar with in? >> yes, i am. >> in that report the ig office rights it's found severe risk to 2020 census cloud environments. dr. dillingham the 2020 census cloud environment is where residents' confidential data will be stored. >> that's correct. >> and left systems vulnerable, quote, unquote, and basic security practices were not implemented to protect title 13 data. why have basic practices not been implemented to protect data which is considered among the most confidential under federal law? >> certainly, congresswoman. let me explain there was no breach of the system and as revealed in that report, as a system was being set up, it really was an access issue and we do involve contractors, and there was a-- i'm going to genera

mr. mcaleenan and other senior administration officials admitted one of the purposes for separating children from their families was to dr. immigrants immigrants and asylum seekers. general kelly said this -- attorney general sessions said this, and mr. mcaleenan admitted as much in an interview last june. when he said, and i quote, "the intent," unquote, of the policy, and i quote, "policy to dissuade crossing between ports of entry, " end of quote. tragically, under mr. mcaleenan's leadership, the trump administration failed to track separated children and their families so they could be reunited. mr. mcaleenan has claimed the administration, and i quote, "kept very careful records when the relationships between parents and children." -- of the relationships between parents and children." but that was not accute. our committee has now obtained data under subpoena showing a chaotic system in which children and parents have repeatedly moved to multiple facilities in which parents were repeatedly deported without any idea of where their children were. our findings are corroborated by multiple reports from the independent inspector general and the government accountability offic

>> you'll be seeing kelly and donna and david and brandon and everyone as you think you wanted to see them but only older so it might freak people out. it freaked me out. >> yo, mrd mrs. silver, grab a booth. >> thanks, man. >> full disclosure, this set is a lot bigger and a lot nicer than the original peach pit was. >> so iconic, right? this is the soul. >> and yeah, the peach pit gets a full-on update, too. expect to see lots of references to the original series, because some things just shouldn't change. >> this is my brandon walsh hair. >> didn't your daughter put on a "90210" t-shirt and she looked like kelly taylor? >> they had a '90s-themed dance at her school. she went as kelly taylor. oh, my god, it was the cutest thing i've ever seen. they were projecting images -- '90s images on the wall and there were images from "90210" and pictures of me and i was like, i got to go. i got to go. >> had so much fun on that set. by the way, we have a beverly housewife joining the show, denise richards. at dinner with the entire cast. denise called it the coolest moment. one of her first tv gig one a cameo on the original back in 1992. >>> let's move on now to lori lo

mr. epstein is a man with both the means and the incentive to flee the country. >> axelrod: paula reid at the white house. thank you very much. r. kellyl spend at least the upcoming weekend in jail, if not more, after being hit today with new federal charges of sex crimes. the singer was arrested in chicago last night while walking his dog and now faces more than a dozen additional charges including child pornography. jericka duncan has been following kelly's legal troubles and has our update. >> reporter: the federal charges r. kelly is now facing could put him in prison for life. >> you're a part of his camp, right? >> i'm not a part of any camp. >> reporter: his crisis manager darrell johnson was confronted today in atlanta by the parents of joycelyn savage. they believe their adult daughter has been brainwashed by the r&b singer and held against her will. >> i want to know where my daughter is at. where is she at? answer that question! answer that question! >> reporter: according to the 13-count federal indictment in illinois, 52-year-old kelly recorded himself having sex with minors. his former manager derrel mcdavid, who was als