mr. larson, 377 or one by mr. lamborn. 382 by graves, 390 by turner, 391 by turner. 394 by cheney, 395 by cheney, 412 by garamendi, 415 by ghana, 416 by winthrop, and for 18 by mr. bishop. anybody want to discuss any of that? the question is on the amendments en bloc, those in favor say aye. the aye's have it, the aye's have it and the amendments are adopted. we are now going to proceed to vote on those amendments where a roll call vote was ordered. i think we have got eight of them, do you remember what the first one was? >> the committee postpone further proceedings on amendment number 406 by mr. gallegos that struck section 1109 which is a civilian hiring authority in the underlying market. the question occurs on the amendment offered by mr. gallego , the reported vote has been ordered, the clerk will recall the role. >> mr. thornberry, no. >> mr. smith votes aye. >> mr. jones. mr. bray, mr. bree votes aye. mr. wilson votes now. mrs. davis votes aye. mr. lobiondo votes no. mr. long even votes aye. mr. bishop vo

mr. larson. >> thank you. the clerk will distribute the amendment without objection considered as read in the gentleman is right recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. section 1645 which has prohibitions on reducing the number of alert levels of icbms. this amendment would actually provide the discretion of the staff and stratcom with waiver of 40 for those prohibitions. i think the provision in the mark is itself unnecessary. a solution without a problem but we are going to include this provision we should allow a waiver before the requirements. simply put stratcom and the chairman of the joint chiefs should have the say in this regarding war fire requirements to set a bad precedent for a nuclear deterrence which occurred in the previous debates as the number one priority. it is conceivable that stratcom could recommend at some point reducing the number of icbms and reducing alert levels for national security reasons to enhance the ability and avoid vulnerabilities. the provisions, the provisi

mr. larson. >> yeah, i'll be brief, mr. chairman. thank you. i want to recognize the subcommittee leadership for not just the 40 million mark on impact aide but additional 10 million for students with disabilities and the help that can provide to school districts. and as well as recognition of the exceptional family member program and the request for the briefing on that. as many of us do, but i have one base in particular that is recognized as one of the more advanced bases in dealing with and working with family members with exceptional family members. i just wanted to appreciate the recognition from the subcommittee for the important role that that program plays and efforts to continue to improve it. thank you. >> miss saugus. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's been a great honor to it be able to work on the issue of sexual assault and sexual harassment in the military. it's an egregious crime and those who seek to serve on our behalf should not suffer harm at the hands of their only. many on this committee have worked together to address it.

mr. larson. mrs.larson votes aye. mr.turner. mr.turner votes no. mr.cooper votes aye. mr.rogers. mr.rogers votes no. missberda llo. >> aye. >> mr. shuster. mr.courtney. mr.courtney votes aye. mr.conway votes no. aye. mr.lamborn. >> no. >> mr. lamborn votes no. >> mr. baramendi votes no. >> mrs. speier. >> aye. >> miss speier votes aye.

mr. larson. this establishes the pilot program on crypt o, cryo preservation and storage amendment 124 r1 permitting the revocation of awars. 130 by mr. heiss. authorizing the secretary of defense. amendment to allow a national guard officer which requires a review u of the process for the army and air national guard amendment 199 by mr. bacon. amendment 208 into current professional military education programs. yield back. >> shay porter. i'd like to thank you for recommending this amend. . the package is an operational force and that makes delays of their promotions so unfair. it's completely unnair guard officers are being promoted and asked to work in their new jobs with greater responsibilities by being paid their former salaries because of delays at the defense department. we need to quet this fixed. such delays deprive national guard member of the pay they deserve, reduce their time in rank and pay pose retention problems. my amendment fixes this problem giving guard officers their back i p

mr. larson. yourself,to thank adam smith, prior chairman, buck mckeon, and my cochair for the sexual assault invention caucus. thank mr. kaufman and ms. spears for their effort on sexual assault. 10 years ago, our committee helped form the caucus for the purposes of allowing us on a bipartisan basis on a sensitive basis to handle sexual assault provisions in this bill. we worked throughout the bill and holding hearings and briefings and we were the department of defense. we vet our provisions that we are proposing for the bill to make sure we are not doing any unintended consequences and that the effect of our intended consequences will occur. it's a result of the bipartisan leadership we have that gives the ability to not have logical fights or ineffective legislation but real legislation that addresses sexual assault. there are a number of provisions in this bill. i like to thank mr. kaufman further help and i want to thank her for the great work she has done. she has dedicated herself to this a

mr. larson, 377 or one by mr. lamborn. 382 by graves, 390 by turner, 391 by turner. 394 by cheney, 395 by cheney, 412 by garamendi, 415 by ghana, 416 by winthrop, and for 18 by mr. bishop. anybody want to discuss any of that? the question is on the amendments en bloc, those in favor say aye. the aye's have it, the aye's have it and the amendments are adopted. we are now going to proceed to vote on those amendments where a roll call vote was ordered. i think we have got eight of them, do you remember what the first one was? >> the committee postpone further proceedings on amendment number 406 by mr. gallegos that struck section 1109 which is a civilian hiring authority in the underlying market. the question occurs on the amendment offered by mr. gallego , the reported vote has been ordered, the clerk will recall the role. >> mr. thornberry, no. >> mr. smith votes aye. >> mr. jones. mr. bray, mr. bree votes aye. mr. wilson votes now. mrs. davis votes aye. mr. lobiondo votes no. mr. long even votes aye. mr. bishop vo

mr. larson requiring a briefing on fa-18 noise reduction efforts. amendment number 2641r by mr. gallagher requiring a briefing on acquisition strategies to rapidly procure deployable air-based systems in order to address identified specific command and capability gaps. led amendment number 280 by mr. brooks requiring a briefing on accelerated integration to counter emerging threats. amendment number 311 by mr. conway requiring a briefing on expanding aircraft carrier air wing long range strike capability, number 350 by mr. knight requiring a report on department of defense and target threat systems used in testing and training environments. amendment number 363ly mr. kelly directing a briefing on the army's plans for coordinating the family of available countermeasure systems, number 375 requiring a briefing on courses of action for the rapid procurement of assured position navigation and timing systems, amount'd amendment number 389 by myself that authorizes the use of j-star's funding program to maintain the office's functionality which was requested by general pola causeky. >

mr. larson for his opening statement. andhank you, mr. chairman, let me echo your sentiments and a knowledge that you have been a leader in the united states congress both in protecting the integrity of the social security program from fraud and abuse, and certainly, in this case, of identity theft, which threatens the entire system. as you indicated, mr. chairman, the recent data breach at equifax has left more than 145 million people wondering whether they will have their identity credit damaged. their ability to get a mortgage, small business loan, or even a job is at the whim of criminals who have stolen information w to eck havoc on-- to wr their financial security. it does not matter where you are , whether you are six weeks old or 96 years old. cyber criminals do not care. their only interest is in profiting from your identity in a way that makes them as much money as possible. is justately, equifax one in a long list of data breaches where personal information about hard-working men and women has been compromised, including social

mr. larson. >> thank you mr. chairman. first, looking at the points our concern is improvement and foreign talent of the countries that list might not belong and only includes folks that show up on the death list. there may be other countries on the list and if the concern is expert recruitment as it is described in the amendment a second as other countries on the list the question i would have is there might have been a time when we were encouraging students from russia say post 1990, 1992 and so how far back then does the university to be concerned about being punished if they accept students that are part of this and tha the third t is maybe some students come from some other countries and the value of having them in the united states seeing transparency and experiencing democratic values and experiencing something they are not going to see at home and what we lose when we don't encourage students from some of the countries to study in the united states. just a few things to think about as we are considering this amendm

mr. larson for his opening statements. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me echo your sentiments and, also, acknowledge that you have been a leader in the united states congress both in protecting the integrity of the social security program from fraud and abuse, and certainly in this case of identity theft. which threatens the entire system. as you indicated, mr. chairman, the recent data breach at equifax left more than 145 million people wondering whether they'll have their identity stolen or credit damaged. their ability to get a mortgage, small business loan, or even a job is at the whim of criminals who have stolen information to wreak havoc on their financial security. it doesn't matter if you're in plano, texas or whether you're six weeks old or 96 years old. cyber criminals don't care. their only interest is in profiting from your identity in a way that makes them as much money as possible. unfortunately, equifax is one of the many where information has been surprised including social security numbers, which is the s subject of today's hearing

mr. larson with the new start treaty with the coalition port with en bloc discussion number five and then the question with the package those oppose it? the amendments are agreed to. >> i have an amendment at the desk clerk will distribute and the gentleman. >> fifth amendment $115 away and that $115 million to army readiness it is over and above the pentagon budget requests and what it does try to keep the project on my that should have died many years ago. with its committees bridge to nowhere and it keeps coming up every year. and anybody from south carolina and this is not one of the wordy one. and to shift the use of that facility and ten times over the original cost assessment and to shift the money to the purpose so many amendments with use money for military projects. >> will use yields mac actually you are talking about the. this is not the mark amendment process has told me process has told me. in fact they want to talk about the open skies project. >> we will get this trend out. can i differ and come back to it? >> clinic we are withdrawing the amendment so let's move to the ne

mr. larson for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me echo your sentiments and also acknowledge that you have been a leader in the united states congress, both in protecting the integrity of the social security program from fraud and abuse, and certainly in this case, identity theft, which threatens the entire system. as you indicated, mr. chairman, the recent data breach atrm the equifax left people wondering if they would have their identity stolen or credit damaged. their ability to get a mortgage, small business loans or even a job is at the whim of criminals. stolen information can direct traffic on their financial security. it doesn't matter if you are in planoo texas or east hartford connecticut or whether you are six weeks old or 96-years-old, cyber criminals don't care. their onlthey're only interesten profiting from your identity as much as possible. equifax is one of the long list of l data breaches where personl information about hard-working men and women has been compromised, including social security numbers, which

mr. larson. mrs.larson votes aye. mr.turner. mr.turner votes no. mr.cooper votes aye. mr.rogers. mr.rogers votes no. missberda llo. >> aye. >> mr. shuster. mr.courtney. mr.courtney votes aye. mr.conway votes no. aye. mr.lamborn. >> no. >> mr. lamborn votes no. >> mr. baramendi votes no. >> mrs. speier. >> aye. >> miss speier votes aye. mr.hunter. mr.hunter. mr.veisi. votes no. mr.kauffman. mr.kauffman. mr.kauffman votes no. missgabbard. votes aye. mrs.heartsler. votes no. mr.o'roark. mr.o' o'roark votes no. mr.scott. mr.scott. >> no. >> mr. scott votes no. mr. norcross. mr.norcross votes aye. mr.brooks. mr.brooks votes no. mr.giago votes aye. mr.molten votes aye. dr.wenstrip votes no. misshanna votes aye. mr.burn votes no. mrs.shay porter. missshay porter votes aye. mr.graves votes no. missrosen. missrosen votes no. missdephonic votes no. mr.mckeaton votes no. mrs.carbehol votes aye. mr.knight. mr.knight votes no. mr.brown. mr.brown votes aye. mr.russell. mr.russell votes no. mrs.murphy. >> aye. >> mrs. murphy votes aye. >> dr. desjarlais votes no. dr.abraham. dr.abraham votes no.

mr. rust, students have started an online petition which is more than 12,000 signares from people all over the country. in brentwood, kate larsonbc7 news. >> nba player sterling brown says he's going to take legal action against the milwaukee police department. the department released body kamm video today showing the bucks player being arrested and tased in january. watch. >>taser, taser, taser. >> you can hear brown groaning. the department says an investigation revealed members acted inappropriately and they have been disciplined. officers originally approached brown because his car was parked across two disabled parking spaces. they say he became aggressive and resisted arrest. milwaukee's police chief says he is sorry that the incident escalated to this level. >> and we have new details now from sfo. aer lingus passengers got word their flight has been canceled. >> you're looking live at the airport now. that's because the wing of the jet clipped the concrete side of a building at sfo this afternoon. >> abc7 news reporter lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: sky 7 captured the unusual site of the aer lingus jet after it

mr. rust, students have started an online petition which is more than 12,000 signatures from people all over the country. in brentwood, kate larson, abc7 news. >> nba player sterling brown says he's going to take legal action against the milwaukee police department. the department released body kamm video today showing the bucks player being arrested and tased in january. watch. >> taser, taser, taser. >> you can hear brown groaning. the department says an investigation revealed members acted inappropriately and they have been disciplined. officers originally approached brown because his car was parked across two disabled parking spaces. they say he became aggressive and resisted arrest. milwaukee's police chief says he is sorry that the incident escalated to this level. >> and we have new details now from sfo. aer lingus passengers got word their flight has been canceled. >> you're looking live at the airport now. that's because the wing of the jet clipped the concrete side of a building at sfo this afternoon. >> abc7 news reporter lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: sky 7 captured the unusual site of the aer lingus jet after

mr. trump's call to track down on border security? "happening now" top of the hour. >> bill: thank you. fox news alert facebook hit with another privacy scandal involving cambridge analytica breach. bret larsonim out at 1:15. data breach or abuse of information or -- >> i would actually call it an abuse of information. and also a good reminder all of us do this. we see these i'll say stupid, stupid quizzes online. which facts of life character are you? answer these four questions. are you natalie or tuti? it's always these dumb things. you end up giving them some piece of personal information and this latest problem for facebook with the three million users exposed in a great example of why you should really be careful about what information you are giving out. if you look online now with all these data breaches we've had, experian had the most massive with 100 plus million users. all of our information is out there. your social security number and birth date and name is out there. then you go online and take one of these quizzes might ask you thing what's the name of the high school you went to? what was the name of the elementary school you went to? what was your first car called? those ar

mr. larson. i just want to take a moment to think yourself mister children in my culture for the caucus i want to think mister kaufman for their efforts on sexual assault. as you know over ten years ago our committee helped form the caucus for the purposes of allowing us on a bipartisan basis on a subsequent basis to handle sexual assault provisions in the spell. we worked throughout the year and holding hearings in briefings and we worked directly with the department of defense. to make certain we are not doing any unintended consequences in the effectiveness of our intended consequences will occur as a result of the bipartisan leadership that we have that gives us as a committee the ability to not had political fights and not had an effective legislation but real legislation that addresses sexual assault. how do you think them for their work. and allowing their provision and once again i want to think nikki who will be retiring for great work that she has done she is dedicated herself to this.