mrs. moore's abdomen.he quickly determines the blood is not significant. >> that's only a little bit of blood. i thought i was going to find a lot more. a little bit of blood in her abdomen didn't seem to be a problem. it seems to be mostly related to some resuscitation that she got while she was in the hospital. i kind of sat back and said wait a minute. this could be some type of aneurism that ruptured but quickly figured out it was a small amount of bleeding and there was a small injury to her liver which was cpr related. that was quickly ruled as being sort of an artifact of resuscitation as opposed to being related to her death. >> then the rest of the body is examined in the order in which dr. spitz always conducts these exams, organs removed, weighed, and dissected. and, finally, the head opened up. >> with a history of headaches you might expect some type of catastrophic bleed in the brain but that doesn't seem to be the case so far. >>> coming up next, this medical mystery is about to be solved. >

as far as taking mr. moore back to texas with me, i've spent enough time in court to know that no amount of dna is gonna trump a confession -- much less 16 of them. i've assured detective landry that after we convict mr. moore and after he serves his life sentences here in california, then texas can execute him. and i appreciate that. well, i brought something with me i thought you might want to duplicate before i get out your hair here. in that folder's the 16 victims. i thought you might want a copy of the sweet faces great job again, ma'am. i'm gonna step in here and call my team back home now, [ door opens ] hey, brenda. you gonna come visit me in prison? i appreciate the invitation, jesse, but i don't get to texas very often, especially in the limited time you'll be there. what are you talking about? an extradition order has been filed already to have you removed from california, and i'm not sure i can fight it. you told me i was gonna stay here. well, sometimes these things are out of my hands. red tape a

like mr. mooresaid, when you were doing your own testing, you did not use your own risk-based approach on where you were going to do that testing at, right? >> right. two aspects of this. number one is, high risk containers will be examined at whatever seaport they come into. a lot of that is dependent on the shipping patterns of what's arriving from what parts of the world into what parts of the country. you will see those. the gao's findings were specific to the testing we do of ourselves and should we focus more on those ports that have a greater likelihood of finding that type of device as opposed to a more universal approach. so their findings we felt are very fair and we've taken those into building a new risk matrix that will allow the operational testing at the ports that have the more likelihood of finding those types of containers. however, we will inspect high risk containers wherever they enter the united states. >> let me just get this. because in 2007 -- was it 2007? i wasn't in congre

mr. wes moore. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> first, i just wanted to start and say how humble i am to sit next to my man faraji right here. i'm not only an avid listener, supporter and foarl, i'm a grateful beneficiary of the work you have consistently done for this city, so thank you so much for your commitment to this city and to all of our lives. ms. . >> thank you. >> also, i'd be remiss if i didn't give a special shoutout to the person who didn't just gave me -- who not just gave birth, but gave me life in every definition of the world, and that's my mom who's near the front row. >> go ahead. [applause] >> and to all of you for coming out here. this is a, it's a very important time, and it's a very powerful point in the history of not just our city for all of us baltimoreans, but even from folks who have come from around the country and around the world to where we all are collectively as a society, about the conversations that we're trying to have, about the impact that we're trying to

mr. kind, ms. moore, mr. duffy, mr. ribble, mr. pocan, mr. grothman. the gentlelady from california, mrs. mimi walters. the members will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the sergeant at arms: mr. speaker, the speaker-elect, paul d. ryan of wisconsin. >> the 114th congress of the united states. floor strength yen and inspired by the support of our colleagues. the constituents and the love of our families. my special thanks to all of you my children en, nine grandchildren, and the family for their support. the people of san francisco. the continued honor to represent them here. my heartfelt thanks to my colleagues for extending to me the honor of being nominated to the speaker of the house. thank you very much. said to his constituents and this congress with honor for 25 years. peaker john boehner. in his story we are reminded of the enduring exceptional promise of america. this hardworking son of an ohio bartender and owner who grew up to be the speaker of the house of representatives. john boehner talked about the ameri

i have never to hear anything from anybody in any position of that everyone says mrs. moore, we will keep you informed of what is going on. >>> we need people to top and look at the stop and frisk happened to my family. >> reporter: she says this is not a priority. >> hear from police officers i will you can cuff the criminals with their hands in front of the body instead of the back. it's catering to whether the criminal is comfortable? >> i don't understand why we would do that. >> reporter: she is refusing to have allowed her ton's death to be in vain. >>> games 4 and 5 of the series series is prompting extra security. the biggest represent of them all, sunday's marathon. >> the department unfortunately because of our size and expertise, no one has won more world series than yesterday. there may be more traffic than usual, but they are not anticipating any accident to threat. >>> day light saving time will end tomorrow, and the time will move back one hour at 2:00 a.m. on saturday it usually takes a day or two for our bodies to get used to the time change. >> i don't know

criminals, and i have yet to hear anything from anybody in any position of authority that even says mrs. moore, we are going to keep you informed of what is going on, nothing. we need to have people really starting to look at the policies, the stop, question, frisk. if in place this would not have happened to my family. >> reporter: she calls hers, a family of blood, a family of blue, but not a family of priority. >> hear a lot of police officers who say you can cuff the criminal with their hands in the front of the body instead of the back, so it's catering to whether the criminal is comfortable? i don't understand why we would do that. >> reporter: more praise for fairness and for change, refusing to allow her son's death to have been in vain. on long island, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >>> the nypd is stepping up security for an eventful week en. games 4 and 5 -- weekend. games 4 and 5 of the world series, halloween weekend, and sunday is the marathon. >> a department of our size and expertise, no one has had more experience with world series than new york because of the winning history o

. >> and mrs. moore says she came to cbs 2 because she thinks the city can be stronger and safer. >>> campaign 2016. the biggest loser of wednesday's presidential debate was nbc. the republican national committee is blocking nbc's news division from hosting a second event. the party's complaints echo the now famous remarks made by candidate ted cruz. >> this is not a cage match. and if you look at the questions, donald trump, are you a comic book villain? ben carson, can you do math? >> john kasich, will you marco rubio why don't ureacin, jeb bush, why have your numbers fallen? how about talking about the substantive issues? >> nbc had been scheduled to host a debate along with the national review in february. the magazine will go it alone now. >>> and in the democratic presidential contest, hillary than never endorsement from the mayor of new york city. which given his low marks in a new poll may be kind of a mixed blessing. here's cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer. >> reporter: bill de blasio and

mr. wes moore. [applause]. >> in that passage come it's loaded with so much, but for those who may not truly see your understand what is the work, because if you are working in community development, social entre nous ship justice, we get into this kind of a vocabulary of i'm doing the work and it's interesting. and i love the title of the book , but it can be very generic, ambiguous and very abstract for a lot of people, so how would you define the work? >> so, one thing i say about writing and i will show how that leads back to the title is i'm not really a writer like that. i am more of a quantitative mind and a qualitative my. like i like numbers and data and all that kind of stuff and a quick two-story my mom when i was first writing my first book, the other westmore, my mom called me up and she is like hey, how's the writing going and i'm like it's going well and she was like a lot of writers use ghost writers. [laughter] >> i'm like mom, what you saying and she's like i'm not saying anything

and i said, my god's, misses moore,, mrs. moorewhy didn't you tell me that this painting was hanging here. she said, zero, i don't know why. on the day that thurgood marshall was confirmed in a friend of mine in florida knew how close he was to me and my family and had this oil portrait painted in shift to me. i was stunned. here i was sitting there for four hours, and thurgood marshall is right on the outside of the wall. this maybe he was listening. >> i'm sure he was proud of the work you are doing. to get to no them as a result of his work with the legal defense fund. as you chronicle his life, he was with the defense fund for two years being used as an associate, andassociate, and from 38 to 61 he ran the legal defense fund and, you know, while he was there he was -- if dr. king was the moral and spiritual leader of the civil rights movement, thurgood marshall certainly was the chief legal architect. he made law. he was a sterling advocate who argue before the supreme court 32 times, 129. once he was at the legal defense fund,

kind, mr. moore, mr. duffy, mr. ruble. ms. mimi walters. retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> all right. i want to bring back jeff zeleny while we await these two minutes or so as paul ryan is escorted. i would suppose up to where john boehner is now, right, jeff? >> reporter: that's right. john boehner is still in his seat there, but the escort committee is a group of both sides who brings in the new speaker here. just like during the state of the union address, there's a committee of members who bring them in. so, it's just a bit of formality. i've been looking through some of the biography of paul ryan. i've covered him for a long time. shortly after he was elected here. and i think i'm pretty safe in saying that he's the first speaker of the house to ever have worked at mcdonald's as a high school -- as a young man, at 16 years old. his father actually died when he was 16. he's from janesville, wisconsin, and he got a job working at mcdonald's. i think he's safe to say he's likely the first speaker of thi

kind, mr. moore, mr. duffy, mr. ribble, mr. pocan. mimi walters. from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> it might have been easier to ask those members of the house who are not escorting the speaker of the house, but there's john boehner again with the emotional announcement that there is a new speaker. and nicolle wallace, those watching at home would be forgiven if they thought that somehow colin powell was looking at a lifelong quest to become speaker of the house. he has no control over the fact that in the last two elections a vote has been cast for him. >> he might be the only person who wanted the job less than paul ryan. might be colin powell. i keep thinking watching this that paul ryan benefits so much from watching the attempts that john boehner and kevin mccarthy in his short time of trying to run for speaker, they tried to deal with that caucus of super conservative members, they call themselves the freedom caucus, but pacifying them. paul ryan did the opposite. he stood in front of them and said if you pick me, t

mr. chabot: as i mentioned, speaker boehner went to moore and one of those schools, i went to la salle, elder is another school. and the fourth school, not necessarily in order, because they beat la salle this year, for the last five years, is st. xavier high school. and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

mr. chabot: as i mentioned, speaker boehner went to moore and one of those schools, i went to la salle, elder is another school. and the fourth school, not necessarily in order, because they beat la salle this year, for the last five years, is st. xavier high school. and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

the group harvested sweet potatoes, peanuts and moore. mrs. vegetable garden in 2009 during her first year at the white house. >>> america's longest-serving congressman, michigan democrat john dingell is in the hospital and on tuesday he tweeted, back in the hospital. being old sucks. according to the detroit free press the 89-year-old is expected to undergo a heart procedure. and we, of course, do wish him well. as we mentioned earlier, former president bill clinton was on "the late show" last night and at one point he was asked about who he likes for 2016. >> who do you think is the most qualified to hold office in 2016? >> the lady i saw singing on "saturday night live." >> that woman was wonderful. she was really wonderful. >> maybe want to take a drink with her. >> yeah. >> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> all right, 22 minutes past the hour. jonathan allen. good morning. >> good morning. >> so politico is reporting vice president joe biden's senate colleagues are mostly behind hillary clinton, but they still wan

stair penthouse to comply with the project from commissioner moore was quote go through similar residential design review for a stair penthouse mr. jocelyn told commissioner moore he was not involved that the rdt mr. jocelyn and mr. woe failed to let the commissioners know expected stating is would eliminate the penthouse the project sponsor ignored the guidelines for took up gray using guidelines for flat streets to justify a penalty in conjunction with the rendering that only showed the project from in front of and down the hill not from uphill which would give a complete prospective put the overhead on now, please the commission used the discrepancy to remove the penthouse but u.s. bancorp continuing thought the stair to be minimally visual from the street commissioner moore stated quote the plans did not really match the renderings we are in thin air if commissioner moore was unclear about the site permit given your expertise it is likely other commissioners were here are the comments commissioner moore said quote it should say pulled by the way, back in the visible and commissioner president fong and very, very small modest

mr. cantor and i, ms. slaughter, ms. moore, mr. heck, we got over 300 votes. what today showed was when we work together, when people are allowed to express their will, we had 42 republicans sign a discharge petition. it's the fifth discharge petition i'm told -- i haven't looked this up, so check this -- it's the fifth since 1930. over 85 years. only five of these have been signed and acted on. on october 26, he -- we will be able to consider what i think is a bill to make america more competitive as the leader said, to make it in america and sell it here and around the world. so that's what this day was about and i congratulate all of my colleagues here. this was the success and success of course as many mothers and many if the fathers and we are pleased today. this was a victory for america. not a victory for party, but a victory for america and a victory for american workers. i'm pleased to yield to the ranking member of the financial services committee, who has worked tirelessly on this effort, maxine waters of california. ms. waters: thank you very much,

mr. kind, miss moore, mr. duffy, mr. ribble, mr.-- california, miss mimi walters.e will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. bill: first quarterly 236 votes for the wisconsin republican. he had wanted or had been or has been the chairman of the house ways and means committee. that is something paul ryan pursued for a long time. a lot of power over taxes, money, and budget and that is something very dear to him going back to the early 1990s. three years ago, paul ryan was on the ticket with mitt romney and that did not turn out the way both men had hoped. now, speaker-elect in the house of representatives at age of 45. a reluctant leader in this role. but over some cajoling from a number of colleagues on house side and republican side, paul ryan has now gotten knee-deep in the politics of washington, d.c. as he tries to, tries to herd his fellow republicans and also appeal to democrats and do it in the following way. if you go back to southeastern wisconsin and the town of janesville, wisconsin, where paul ryan is fifth generation family

mr. heck, ms. moore, mr. fincher, mr. lucas. the ex-im bank used to be a bipartisan legislation. it's so interesting to hear the outrage expressed by members on the other side for a program that was supported repeatedly by president ronald reagan. where was your outrage then? i don't recall the outrage back then because then it was fine. i also have heard that this is not the appropriate venue for this debate. well, this is the congress of the united states of america. and i suspect that the american people think this is a perfectly appropriate venue. the rule that we have utilized to bring this issue to the floor of the house is a rule that you wrote. that allows members of this body by discharge petition to bring legislation to the floor. supported by republicans and democrats. we are using the rules of the house that you wrote. it is not the inappropriate venue. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kildee: this is an argument about jobs for the american people. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kildee: i will use every ven

mr. heck, ms. moore, mr. fincher, mr. lucas. the ex-im bank used to be a bipartisan legislation. it's so interesting to hear the outrage expressed by members on the other side for a program that was supported repeatedly by president ronald reagan. where was your outrage then? i don't recall the outrage back then because then it was fine. i also have heard that this is not the appropriate venue for this debate. well, this is the congress of the united states of america. and i suspect that the american people think this is a perfectly appropriate venue. the rule that we have utilized to bring this issue to the floor of the house is a rule that you wrote. that allows members of this body by discharge petition to bring legislation to the floor. supported by republicans and democrats. we are using the rules of the house that you wrote. it is not the inappropriate venue. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kildee: this is an argument about jobs for the american people. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kildee: i will use every ven

mr. ryan, no. ms. moore. ms. moore, no. ms. castor. ms. castor, noment mr. mcdermott. mr. mcdermott, no. ms. lee. ms. lee, no. mr. pocan. mr. pocan, no. ms. lujan grisham. mrs. dingell. mr. lieu. mr. norcross. mr. norcross, no. mr. moulton. mr. moulton, no. mr. chairman. mr. chairman, aye. mr. price: are there any members who haven't voted or wish to change their vote? if not, the clerk will report. caller: mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes have 21, the noes are 11. mr. price: the ayes are 21, the noes are 11, the motion is agreed to, the restoring americans' health care freedom reconciliation act is ordered to the house. a quorum is present. the gentleman, mr. rokita. mr. rokita: i move that on the measure just reported the chairman be able to go to conference, number two, that the staff be authorized to make any necessary technical and conforming changes prior to filing the bill such as inserting the short tiflet the bill and number three, the motion to reconsider be laid on the table. mr. price: without objection, so ordered. with the bill favorably reported to the ho

mr. phipps was laying in the open for some time in an area searched before. but much of the family's focus is on the wood moore house living facility, which brought mr. phipps to the park without any notification, where he apparently wandered away three weeks ago. calling the death a homicide and is calling for a criminal investigation. >> how did this happen? >> it is very heartbreaking, you know, we didn't expect that his last days would be spent out there for however long he was out there. we didn't get that chance to give him the final hug. >> reporter: michelle phipps is lubin phipps' daughter. at woodmore house, no one would talk about the incident, handing out a written statement saying that they are saddened by the loss of mr. phipps and is promising to work with officials to thoroughly review the circumstances. in watkins park, scott broom, wusa9. >>> drug overdose deaths in virginia have outnumbered the highway deaths for the first time last year. dying from the heroin use while 700 died in auto crashes. a year ago virginia governor heightened efforts to combat heroin use in the state. showing the ur

moore: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. moore: thank you so much, mr. speaker. and thank you, mr. neugebauer. i rise in strong support of h.r. 2643, and i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor of this legislation. this legislation is extremely important and i am proud that this bill is a product of a bipartisan effort, a bipartisan effort that in the last congress i was privileged to work with the financial services committee chair emeritus, chairman bachus, on this legislation. but unfortunately the clock ran out on the last congress. so i'm very pleased that mr. williams has taken up this legislation and gotten it to the floor. , all the es sense sense in the world, to streamline criminal background checks. i want to thank mr. williams and thank my colleague, mr. neugebauer, for championing this legislation. i urge adoption. mr. speaker, i have no further speakers on this bill. so i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman y

stair penthouse to comply with the project from commissioner moore was quote go through similar residential design review for a stair penthouse mrcelyn told commissioner moore he was not involved that the rdt mr. jocelyn and mr. woe failed to let the commissioners know expected stating is would eliminate the penthouse the project sponsor ignored the guidelines for took up gray using guidelines for flat streets to justify a penalty in conjunction with the rendering that only showed the project from in front of and down the hill not from uphill which would give a complete prospective put the overhead on now, please the commission used the discrepancy to remove the penthouse but u.s. bancorp continuing thought the stair to be minimally visual from the street commissioner moore stated quote the plans did not really match the renderings we are in thin air if commissioner moore was unclear about the site permit given your expertise it is likely other commissioners were here are the comments commissioner moore said quote it should say pulled by the way, back in the visible and commissioner president fong and very, very small modest gla

stair penthouse to comply with the project from commissioner moore was quote go through similar residential design review for a stair penthouse mrjocelyn told commissioner moore he was not involved that the rdt mr. jocelyn and mr. woe failed to let the commissioners know expected stating is would eliminate the penthouse the project sponsor ignored the guidelines for took up gray using guidelines for flat streets to justify a penalty in conjunction with the rendering that only showed the project from in front of and down the hill not from uphill which would give a complete prospective put the overhead on now, please the commission used the discrepancy to remove the penthouse but u.s. bancorp continuing thought the stair to be minimally visual from the street commissioner moore stated quote the plans did not really match the renderings we are in thin air if commissioner moore was unclear about the site permit given your expertise it is likely other commissioners were here are the comments commissioner moore said quote it should say pulled by the way, back in the visible and commissioner president fong and very, very small modest g

moore: thank you, mr. speaker, and i rise in opposition to h.res. 461. this resolution supposedly establishes the select panel to investigate planned parenthood and fetal tissue procurement. now, what do we know already, mr. speaker? we know -- what facts do we know? we know these videos have already been entirely discredited and debunked by a team of independent forensic experts. what do we know? we know that women have a legal right to a safe and legal abortion. what do we know already, mr. speaker, while we're investigating planned parenthood? we know that fetal tissue procurement, signed into law by the ven rated ronald reagan, provides life-saving research for diseases like parkinson's, a.l.s. and others. no, mr. speaker, you are not trying to find the facts. instead, you are -- this is just another pathway to deny a woman a right to a safe and legal abortion. we already know that the chairman of the oversight and government reform committee says there's no -- we don't need to get to the bottom of this. mr. speaker, we already are at the bottom of t

moore: thank you, mr. speaker, and i rise in opposition to h.res. 461. this resolution supposedly establishes the select panel to investigate planned parenthood and fetal tissue procurement. now, what do we know already, mr. speaker? we know -- what facts do we know? we know these videos have already been entirely discredited and debunked by a team of independent forensic experts. what do we know? we know that women have a legal right to a safe and legal abortion. what do we know already, mr. speaker, while we're investigating planned parenthood? we know that fetal tissue procurement, signed into law by the ven rated ronald reagan, provides life-saving research for diseases like parkinson's, a.l.s. and others. no, mr. speaker, you are not trying to find the facts. instead, you are -- this is just another pathway to deny a woman a right to a safe and legal abortion. we already know that the chairman of the oversight and government reform committee says there's no -- we don't need to get to the bottom of this. mr. speaker, we already are at the bottom of t

mr. kind, ms. moore, mr. duffy, mr. ribble, mr. pocan, mr. grothman. the gentlelady from california, mrs. mimi walters. the members will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the sergeant at arms: mr. speaker, the speaker-elect, paul d. ryan of wisconsin. >> the 114th congress of the united states. floor strength yen and inspired by the support of our colleagues. the constituents and the love of our families. my special thanks to all of you my children en, nine grandchildren, and the family for their support. the people of san francisco. the continued honor to represent them here. my heartfelt thanks to my colleagues for extending to me the honor of being nominated to the speaker of the house. thank you very much. said to his constituents and this congress with honor for 25 years. peaker john boehner. in his story we are reminded of the enduring exceptional promise of america. this hardworking son of an ohio bartender and owner who grew up to be the speaker of the house of representatives. john boehner talked about the ameri

mr. lavine was the teacher. serena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old.ylor of southerland, 20 years old. and rebecca ann karns of myrtle creek, 18 years old. at this time i'd like to introduce fire chief greg marlor of fire district number 2 who would like to make a few comments regarding two of our victims. chief. >> thank you, sheriff. it saddens me to announce that two of these victims were actually members of our immediate fire and ems family. obviously we are family and this hurts. the situation is personal to us and we share in the pain that this community is feeling right now. but i want to let everyone know our service and our response will not be effected in the light of this tragedy. we're working actively with law enforcement in their investigation. and then we ask that all questions be forwarded through their public office. i have some remarks from the family, the anspa family, would like us to thank everybody for their heartfelt thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. trevin was one of the most positive young men, always looking for

mr. levine was the teacher. sarena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old. treven taylor am paw t1 years old and rebecka ann 18 years old. >> you saw the picture as we have pictures of three of those victims. there is also an incredible story of a man who tried to stop gunman ended up being shot several times, but somehow survived. cristina rendon is in our newsroom with more on this. >> reporter: frank, the families of the three men who died released statements today read by the douglas county officials. the sheriff saying that the families are asking for privacy. >> reporter: these men are three of the nine victims killed at umpqua community college. quinn cooper, lucas eibel, and jason johnson. eibel's family describing the 18-year-old as an animal lover and soccer playing. saying describing how amazing his son was would take 18 years. they released a statement released by officials. >> he was an umpqua community college scholar award recipients, studying chemistry. >> reporter: jason johnson's family say that the 34-year-old was proud to be a christien a

moore: thank you, mr. speaker, and i rise in opposition to h.res. 461. this resolution supposedly establishes the select panel to investigate planned parenthood and fetal tissue procurement. now, what do we know already, mr. speaker? we know -- what facts do we know? we know these videos have already been entirely discredited and debunked by a team of independent forensic experts. what do we know? we know that women have a legal right to a safe and legal abortion. what do we know already, mr. speaker, while we're investigating planned parenthood? we know that fetal tissue procurement, signed into law by the ven rated ronald reagan, provides life-saving research for diseases like parkinson's, a.l.s. and others. no, mr. speaker, you are not trying to find the facts. instead, you are -- this is just another pathway to deny a woman a right to a safe and legal abortion. we already know that the chairman of the oversight and government reform committee says there's no -- we don't need to get to the bottom of this. mr. speaker, we already are at the bottom of t

mr. van hollen: i yield another 30 seconds. ms. moore: just a few facts, mr. speaker. 78% of planned parenthood patients are at or below 150% of the poverty level. 40% of low-income women consider ob-gyn their primary source of health care which planned parenthood provides. in my own state, 14,000 women each year, many of whom are low income, do not have access to family planning services. i ask that we not pass this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yield back. the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from georgia. mr. price: thank you, mr. speaker. i would ask the gentlelady who just spoke to read the bill. in fact the bill increases funding for women's health care through the community health centers by $235 million in both fiscal year 2016 and fiscal year 2017. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from maryland. mr. speaker, i now yield one minute to ms. jackson lee, distinguished member of the judiciary committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is

mr. levine was the teacher. sarena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old. treven taylor anspach of sutherlin, 20 years old. and rebecca ann carnes of myrtle creek, 18 years old. >> we now know the names of those killed. more on what we've learned about their lives. what have you found out? >> they're more than just the names the sheriff was reading. they were students, just four days into their college career, many of them. there were nine lost in all. eight of them students, one of them was their teacher. the teacher you heard, larry levine. these are sons, daughterins. two of them were related to firefighters in this town. many of them liked to be in the outdoors. a lot of them were athletes. what they all had in common is that they all had this thread of education. and we want to take a look at just a few of these people so we can get to know them. lucero al luceroalcarez wanted to be a pediatric nurse. she wants to be able to joke about the size of starbucks cups. >> her sister never got to say how proud she was of her. >> and it's through that public d

mr. levine was the teacher. serena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old. treven taylor anspach of sutherland, 20 years old, and rebecca ann carnes of myrtle creek, 18 years old. >> douglas county sheriff josh hanlan saying the names of those remembers. lucero alcaraz was in the honors program in a full school lob shif. her older sister said i never got a chance to tell you how proud of you i was. i ache for you so much right now. lucero alcaraz 18 years old. rebecca ann carnes just started a new job who writes this isn't supposed to be how life works. lieu cause eibel was a quadruplet. he and his sisters and brother graduated from high school this year and attended on a scholarship studying creme most industry. he was 18. quinn glen cooper, yesterday was his fourth day of college. he and his brother cody were instepble. jason dale johnson was 33, a proud christian according to his family and enrolled college student. they say he finally found his path. lawrence levine taught the class where the fatal shootings took place, he was 67. we don't yet know much

mr. levine was the teacher. serena dawn moore of turtle creek, 44 years old. trevon taylor anpatt of southerland, 20 years old and rebecca anne carnes of myrtle creek, 18 years old. >> those are the names of the nine victims from the shooting yesterday. the sheriff would not name the shooter. but that's an emotional moment for us to finally learn the names and ages of the people who were shot. >> it's the most powerful part. you hear, it's just kills you. emotionally. >> several of the people were only 18 years old. colleges have become your community college, it's called that for a reason. i think it becomes where all your hopes and dreams are being sewn together for the future. i think that's one of the hardest things when it happens at a school. >> when you have people from all different walks of life and ages, some starting out in life trying to hope for a new career. others coming back to try to broaden their life, horizons and finish their education that they had started years ago, now that they have the opportunity. it was kind of a melting pot. reflect

mr. lavine was the teacher. sarena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old. t treven taylor an pauk and rebecca anne of myrtle creek, 18 years old. >> that was sheriff john hanlin saying the names of the nine murdered. they were reading statements. lieu sarah alcaraz wanted to be a pediatric nurse or a doctor. her older sister writes, i never got a chance to tell you how proud of you i was, i ache so much right now. rebecca anne carnes was just 18. her cousin writes, this isn't supposed to be how life works. lucas eibel was a quadruplet. he and his sister and two brothers graduated this year and attending the college on a scholarship. lucas was just 18. quinn glen cooper, his family says he and his brother cody were inspep rabble. jason dale johnson, 33, a proud christian according to his family. they say he had finally found his path. lawrence levine taught at ucc. he was teaching the class where the fatal shootings took place. he was 67. we don't yet know much about kim saltmarsh dietz, nor do we know much about treven taylor, he was the child of a local fi

mr. levine was the teacher. serena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old. trevon taylor anspach, 20. and rebecka ann karnes, 18-years-old. >> the bodies arrived by black hawk helicopters after they were released by the medical examiner in portland. the body of the gunman was not among them. with the nine victims back home, if you like, that means another painful chapter for the families and friends that will start planning funerals and memorial service. >> such a tough time for those families. looking at the gunman, we know it was a young man who had quite a collection of handguns and rifles. and a serious special in high-profile shootings -- serious interest in high-profile shootings. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we were told a lot more details by officials. mostly that he had a lot more firepower. officials with the department of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms now say that he was linked to 13 weapons in all. they recovered six weapons from the scene that includes one rifle as well as five handguns. at his apartment, a shotgun, two handguns, and four rifles. also, they found b

mr. levine was the teacher. serena dawn moore of her te-- o myrtle creek, 44 years old. trevon taylor anpak of southern land, 20 years old. rebekah ann carnes of her telecreek, 18-years-old. >> each of the victims the sheriff listed have a unique life that was cut short on thursday. alcarez wanted to be a pediatric nurse or doctor. she graduated from high school this year and was a ucc scholar. rebekah ann carnes was 18. she had just started her college career. lucas iebel was a quadriplegic -- sorry -- she and his siblings were at ucc studying chemistry. quinn glen was just 18. thursday was his fourth day of college. his family says he and his brother, cody, were inseparable. and there were five other victims, each with their own stories. their precious lives also taken away. cnn's kyung lah is in roseburg with reaction from some of the survivors' relatives and details regarding the investigation. >>> dispatch as many ambulances as possible to the incident. we have victims -- >> reporter: the gunman came heavily armed to kill as many as possible. >> he's in the classroo

mr. candor and i, moore, denny heck, when we last votes.is, we got over 300 what today showed was when we together, when people are allowed to express their will, republicans sign a discharge petition. it's the fifth discharge petition, i'm told, i haven't looked this up, but it's the 1930.since 85 years. only five of these have been signed and acted. so now on october 26th, we will be able to consider what i think to make them more competitive, as the leader said, make it in o america, sell it here, in canada, and around the world. that's what this day was about, and i congratulate all of my colleagues here. this was a success and success, as many mothers and are very rs, so we pleased today. this is a victory for america. not a victory for a party, but a victory for america and a victory for american workers. yield topleased now to the rank team member of the financial services committee who has worked tirelessly on this effort along with gwen moore and heck, maxine from california. >> thank you very much, danny hoyer. thank you for the very kind introductions. i want to thank you for t

mr. le vine was the teacher. serena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old.n taylor onpaw of southerland, 20 years old. and rebecca ann karnes of myrtle creek, 18 years old. at this time, i'd like to introduce fire chief greg marler of fire district number two, who would like to make a few comments regarding two of our victims. chief? >> thank you, sheriff. it saddens me to announce that two of these victims were actually members of our immediate fire and ems family. obviously we are family and this hurts. the situation is personal to us and we share in the pain that this community is feeling right now, but i want to let everyone know, our service and our response will not be affected in the light of this tragedy. we're working actively with law enforcement in their investigation, and then we ask that all questions be forwarded through their public office. i have some remarks from the family, the anspau family. for trevin anspau, they would like us to thank everybody for their heart-felt thoughts and prayers. trevin was one of the most poz ative young men, al

mr. cantor and i, ms. waters, ms. moore, denny hect, we got over 300 votes. what today showed was when we worked together, when people are allowed to express their will, we had 42 republicans sign a discharge petition. this fifth discharge petition -- i'm told. i haven't looked this up but it's the fifth since 1930. over 85 years. only five of these have been signed, and enacted. so that now on october 26th, we will be able to consider what i think is a bill to make america more competitive as the leader said, to be able to make it in america, and sell it here, and around the world. so that's what this day was about and i congratulate my colleaguing this was a success, and success has many mothers and many fathers so we're very pleased today. this was a victory for america. not a victory for party. but a victory for america and a victory for american workers. so i'm very pleased now to yield to the ranking member hoff in the financial services committee who has worked tirelessly on this effort, along with gwen moore and denny hect, maxine waters of california

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