mr. patrick? >> relative to -- hi. jim patrick, patrick and company. relative to pets, i'm not a great dog lover, but we're not talking about pets in the park. we've sort of swept that under the table. what will the policy be about pets in the park? i read an article recently where 34% of the people living have pets, and so we're trying to market ourselves to the neighborhood and their activity. and right now, as i understand it, there are no dogs allowed in the park. and is that the right decision? i suggest it's going to be a problem, and so i leave that in your hands. thank you. >> all right. that concludes members of the public that wanted to address you under that item. >> could i have comment on that last point? was there any feedback from the public with regard to the ban on nonservice animals in the park? >> we -- we had a lot of conversation before we brought that to the board, and identifying that under ramp park is going to be a very dog friendly park, and it would be more difficult for people to bring dogs up onto the park unless they had d

mrs. patrick came to my house. they set down and talking about telling us what we have to do. the only thing i remember was, we went to some of the wife's homes to see how they were and the one that stuck out to me the most was the chaplain's wife. we went to her home. i had never met her. she just could not believe it. we were talking and aussie kept saying, was, but i just talked to him. when they stopped at gander, they had all called. can't wait to see you in a couple hours. we will be home. that is all she kept saying. i just talked to him. he is not gone. that was hard. that is the one wife i really, really remember. it was a nightmare. it was a total nightmare. >> you are now the battalion manager's wife. you are having to deal with a family readiness group or family support group and trying to figure out how to deal with helping all of these families best you can. how did that go? >> it was hard, because your husband gets up -- battalion and it is supposed to be a happy experience having a ceremony that he is going to take over of it is supposed to be a big thing. it w

mr. speaker, thank you for the kind invitation to join you this afternoon to celebrate st. patrick's day in this magnificent setting. it is a very special occasion for me as you alluded to the fact that i once worked here in my youth and i served as a congressional intern working here for jack quinn, representing buffalo, new york. and i know some of you are here today and i used to give tours of this building which is what interns have to do. and that is a strange experience for people coming down an irish intern with an indian name. i gave a pretty mean tour. and i do know each and every statue from each and every state. but it is a very special place for me for another reason as well. one of the things that was given to me when i finished up my time working here was an american flag, "star-spangled banner" that flew over the cannon office building where i worked for some time and i have kept it with me and one that i keep in my office and that is part of the office. the american flag that flew here 20 years ago. [applause] prime minister varadkar: it reminds of that special friend

mr. petty's son patrick is also in attendance today. katherine posada, tenth grade teacher at marjory stoneman douglas high school. she teaches language arts there. she was in the building during the attack. and she took great action to keep her student safe. michael beckerman, is president and ceo of the internet association including google and facebook as clients. prior to joining the association, he was congressional staff member serving as deputy staff director and chief policy adviser to the chairman u.s. house committee on energy and commerce. and for those of you involved in this tragedy it has been express sewed many times our condolences and particularly to mr. pete and mr. posada for the traumatic experiences you've gone through. i couldn't imagine what they are. but you are here to speak on those so i will go to you, mr. petty, then mr. posada, then mr. beckman. >> thank you for having me today. i would like to share a quick statement from the families and then i will gun my personal statement. the families of the amazing ch

mr. speaker, this weekend i wish americans will celebrate st. patrick's at this with parades and parties of every level of exuberance, including my hometown of buffalo, new york. mr. higgins: buffalo st. patrick's at this celebration is one of the most spirited in america. this year a special celebration as it marks the 20-year anniversary of peace in northern ireland. the 199 good friday agreement brought peace to catholics and protestants after 700 years of armed conflict. this peace belongs to the people of northern ire lapd and to the world. sinn fein leaders along with democratic union parties took a courageous step no one believed was possible 20 years ago. they denounced violence. and committed themselves to peaceful power sharing and reconciliation to live in peace together. mr. speaker, let this st. pat tribbling's day and 20th anniversary of the good friday agreement stand as a shining lights of hope for a gentler america and more peaceful world. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from indiana seek rec

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mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to speak today. i look forward to your questions. sen. alexander: thank you dr. patrick. dr. bill, welcome. mr. bell: good morning, chairman alexander. good morning chairman alexander. ,ranking member murray and honorable members of the committee. my name is dr. william c. bell. i am the president and ceo of casey family programs. we are the nation's largest operating program focused on reducing the needs for foster care and billing communities for help for children and families around america. we work in all 50 states, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. and with more than 16 tribal nations to influence long-lasting improvements to the safety and success of children, families, and the communities where they live. i thank you for the opportunity to be here today to discuss the disruption and trauma the opioid crisis is causing for our children, families, and communities. data in our work states and communities shows that parental substance abuse is a key reason that the number of children being separated from their families and placed into foster care has been increasing significant licen

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thanks, patrick. >> thank you, mr. chairman. our next featured speaker is ftc acting chairman maureen elhow'sen. shell be delivering her remarks via prerecord video. >> thank you for come to today's robocall forum. while i can't there in person, i'm thrilled that the ftc and the fcc are co-hosting this event to explore the problem of illegal robocalls. and thank you to fcc chairman pi and to fcc and ftc staff who made this possible. like you are, i hate whenmy phone rings due to an illegal robocall. this problem isn't new but it does seem to come in waves. in the late 2000s we saw that robo calls were a growing problem and the ftc responded abi mending the tell marketing sales rule to prohibit the vast majority of robocalls or prerecorded sales calls. unfortunately, changes in telephone technology, pry mayor lit growth of voice over internet protote colonel or voip and automated dialing software have made it much easier for telemarketers to make large volumes of robocalls, they spoof the ip often from foreign kwunts nothing more

mr. president, new york. i will have the honor of walking down fifth avenue in the world-famous st. patrick's day parade. [applause] think events like this, the white house reception, parades around the country on saturday, remind us of the ties that bind our two countries together. they are ties that are rooted in our shared history. and as you said, mr. president, and the proclamation for irish-american heritage month, -- the tenacious irish spirit paired with american self-reliance help this country become great. that's a contribution we are very proud of. [applause] portraits of your first president, george washington, look down on us in the east room. when president washington called ireland a friend of my country in my country's most friendless sun, his prayer was for the of freedom to shine its benign benevolence on the emerald isle and bring it peace. for george washington, we were strangers mustered around your flag. we supported the cause of american freedom from the very start and we shed our blood to help make it a reality. the united way, states helped build modern ireland, one that is prosp

host: patrick tucker, technology editor for defense one, to talk about russian interference. mr. tucker, how did russia use technology to interfere in the 2016 election? guest: great question. we are still learning the full parameters of this activity which a lot of intelligence heads say is ongoing. but the 2016 effort is two pronged. we mix russian activity together in like a big meddling stew. there are aspects that are illegal and there are aspects that are sort of -- we would have a lot of pause about it, but they're less illegal. in 2016 we know that the d.n.c., democratic national committee, system that its was exfiltrating data. this comes from two sources that have been linked to the russian government. they had on their servers for a long time malware from the g.r.u. and more recently in the spring, they had additional -- suffered an additional attack from the f.s.b. so what is sort of strange about that is you had two russian services that were working at cross purposes because they weren't communicating. what was happening was folks at the d.n.c. were getting emails f

patrick's day celebrations in the world is actually in savannah, georgia. vice president mike pence was there. mrnce's grand father came over from ireland in 1923. there are more than 100 st. patrick's day parades held across the u.s. and around the world. from the five day festival in dublin to even the great wall of china, and rio de janeiro in brazil. some 13 million pints of guinness will be consumed by the end of the day worldwide. you know what? the celebrations continue into tomorrow when south boston holds its parade. julie? julie: bryan llenas, thank you. >>> hitching a ride with one popular car service could soon be a whole lot cheaper. find out about the company's new cost effective business model, coming up next. [man] woah. ugh, i don't have my wallet, so - [girl 1] perfect! you can send a digital payment. [man] uhh, i don't have one of those payment apps. [girl 2] perfect! you have a us-based bank account, right? [man] i have wells fargo. [girl 3] perfect! then you should have zelle! ..ec by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the wat

mr. price. oh, don't forget your guitar case. i'll hold it for you. >> hold on a second. i want to get a picture of this. >> patrick your first leading role. >> thank you. >> give me a little hint of that audition. you walk in there, you know you want to nail it. >> yep. >> is your heart pounding? >> first of all, he's still in college. >> i was going to usc, i was getting my business degree and my cinematic arts degree. but the audition was great because you do the audition and then you do the director's read and the chemistry read is when you go in with the leading actress or actor and read with them. very fortunate for myself, bella thorn came and met me prior. >> hello. >> so she met with me for an hour. >> before the chemistry. >> which is probably a no-no. but for me it helped me become comfortable and more normal in the room because usually your heart is pounding. >> but at the prechem sistry re, how was the chemistry? >> it was great. she's such a great girl, so nice. it meant so much for me because she's been in this industry forever. just to help me feel comfortable, it really helped myself. >> so again,

mr. petty's son, patrick, is also in attendance today. katherine posada is a 10th grade teacher at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. she teaches language arts there. she was in the building during the attack. and she took great action to keep her students safe. michael beckerman is the president and c.e.o. of internet association which includes google and facebook as its clients. prior to joining the association, mr. beckerman served 12 years as a congressional staff member, serving as deputy staff director and chief policy advisor to the chairman of the u.s. house committee on energy and commerce. and for those of you involved in this tragedy, it's been expressed so many times, our condolences and particularly to mr. petty and mr. posada for the traumatic experiences that you've gone through. i couldn't imagine what they are. but you're here to speak on those so i'll start with you, mr. petty, and then ms. posada and then mr. beckerman. >> mr. chairman, madam ranking member and the committee members, thank you for having me here tod

patrick's day celebrations in the world is actually in savannah, georgia. vice president mike pence was there. mr st. patrick's day parades held across the u.s. and around the world. from the five day festival in dublin to even the great wall of china, and rio de janeiro in brazil. some 13 million pints of guinness will be consumed by the end of the day worldwide. you know what? the celebrations continue into tomorrow when south boston holds its parade. julie? julie: bryan llenas, thank you. >>> hitching a ride with one popular car service could soon be a whole lot cheaper. find out about the company's new cost effective business model, coming up next. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can dev

extra states rex tillerson he has gone the man that mr trump has nominated as his replacement is my compiler so we heard from patrick cronin the giving us an assessment of the likely effect of this on the asia pacific region let's go to moscow now i'm joined on the miter me a dragon so rich welcome mere drug what's the response has been from moscow so far as of these changes well the spokes person off the russian foreign ministry maria sahaba just joked to listeners gong blamed russia for that as well so i don't expect mr putin prime minister made video of all anyone else from the russian administration to say anything on tell us and so there is no official reaction yet but my guess is that the russians won't shut that tear for mr tillotson how was rex tillerson viewed that. well to put it in a nutshell he was a really disappointment for the american relation for the russian american relationship when president putin learned that president trump is going to be the next american president and learned that mr rex tillerson is going to be the next secretary of to the secretary of state and he expected that there is goi

mr. pai. [applause] >> thank you so much, patrick. good morning. welcome to the fcc. thank you all for coming. i apologize at the outset that i'm in the midst of a cold so i've been alternating between sounding like barry white and katharine hepburn. nonetheless, i will persist. special thanks to our cohost the traffic team from the ftc and our fearless leader, my friend acting chairwoman and i understand she will be appearing by video. she's not able to be here in person today. thank you as well to my colleagues for taking the time to be here and speak this morning. this cross agency venture and flex the importance of the issue of unwanted robo calls. for years this has generated the most consumer complaints here at the fcc and i know the companions of the federal trade commission have gotten a lot of feedback about it, as well. today's corporation brings together not only the fcc and ftc but also other leaders in government and the private sector and the nonprofit community. it's a group effort and one that is necessary and appropriate to tackle this challenging iss

mr. clerk, can you please call the first item. >> clerk: item number one is a resolution approving an historical property contract between patrick mooney and steven g. tom, the owners of 60 to 62 mooney street, a. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much. this is, i think the third time we are now hearing this item, but supervisor sheehy did request that we bring this back to gao, and i know that we have sharon johnson from supervisor sheehy's office as well as tim frye from the historic preservation to present on this item, and my understanding is the owners, steven mooney and patrick tom is here as well, and i also want to thank supervisor malia cohen and supervisor aaron peskin. mr. frye? >> thank you, supervisors. tim frye, planning department staff. 6062 carpal medicalita street is a contributor to the duboce landmark district, and it was ordered and prioritized as part of the landmark district as part of the octavia plan. it is a concentration of homes built by the master builder fernando nelson in the unique setting of duboce park. at its october 4th hearing, the commission unanimously approved the maintenance plan for said p

mr. frank fowler, chief of police, syracuse, police department, dr. patrick beardsley, professor department of pharmacology and toxicology virginia commonwealth university. dr. john mulder, i have you out of order. dr. mulder, there you are. director trillium institute. dr. ponnie subbiah chief medical officer indivior, dr. david kan, president of california society of addiction medicine, richard nance, community department of alcohol prevention and treatment. thomas cosgrove, partner could think ton and burlg, llp, dr. andrew kolodny, brandeis university, and richard logan owner of l & s pharmacy. we appreciate each of you being here today and are grateful for your forbearance on what has been a long afternoon. chief fowler, you are recognized for five minutes to give a summary of your opening statement. and, chief, make sure your microphone is -- >> how about now? are we okay? all right. thank you. thank you, chairman burgess, ranking member green and the dished members of the committee on the energy and commerce. i am here today to make an effort to paint

mr. speaker, i rise today to acknowledge a distinguished philadelphiaan who will be leading our city's annual st. patrick's day parade as grand marshall. sister mary. she is a towering figure and driving force for social change in philadelphia. mr. boyle: she is part of the third largest sisters in philadelphia and part of project home, an influential nonprofit that seeks to break the cycle of homelessness. since 1989, sisters organization has helped provide shelter for the homeless, set up programs for at-risk youth across the city and organize wellness and health care services. she's also been a leader at the state, city, and federal level to bring about awareness and much-needed funding to address the root causes of homelessness. as a religious and community leader, sister mary has become a household name in philadelphia. and a champion for the voiceless in our city. it is fitting that she's been selected to lead this year's st. patrick's day parade and i rise to commend her on her lifetime of devoted service. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what

patrick: thank you. sen. alexander: thank you, senator murray. senator bennet. sen. bennet: thank you, mr. chairman, and for you and the ranking member holding this hearing. i want to thank you. i have never heard as moving testimony in my nine years in the senate. as a father of three teenage girls, daughters who i cannot get to read anything that i work on when i am here, i have no doubt they will read the testimony you gave today. for that i am eternally grateful to you. i wonder whether you could tell the committee a little bit about what efforts in education you find work particularly well with adolescents, what seems not to work. sometimes people tried to communicate with young people and it either makes matters worse or bounces off them. that may be my problem with teenagers. i suspect others have it as well. ms. savage: sure, thank you for the question. i'm no expert on teenagers either. i have a few of them in my home as well. however i am noting when i go to the schools to talk, the kids really listen to real stories, real things that happen. statistics and things are nice and th

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patrick's day celebrations in the world is actually in savannah, georgia. vice president mike pence was there. mr in 1923. there are more than 100 st. patrick's day parades held across the u.s. and around the world. from the five day festival in dublin to even the great wall of china and rio de janeiro in brazil. an estimated 13 million pints of guinness will be consumed by the end of the day worldwide and the celebrations continue tomorrow when south boston holds its parade. arthel? arthel: bryan llenas, thank you very much. we will be right back. so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. burning, pins-and-needles of beforediabetic nerve pain, these feet... grew into a free-wheeling a kid... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer, so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica i

mr. pierce. good work on this and good presentation. thank you. >> i would like to wish everyone a happy st. patrick's day. >> and you as well. [laughter] >> item 13 presentation discussion of fiscal year 2019 and fiscal year 2020 operating budget including possible modifications to fares, fees, fines, rates and charges possible know revenue and ex-pepped tour sources and reductions and f.y. 2019 and 2020 capital funding. adding single ride, low income fare. one-day pass. adding new fees. and cliffer card replacement, travel shows, -- all bunch of stuff. >> thank you. >> madam chair, this is another opportunity for us to share with you and the public and get feedback from you in the public, as we get closer to developing a proposed budget for the next two fiscal years. so we have a shorter version of the presentation that we've provided in past meetings. not much in terms of new information. we'll highlight a few things and really just continuing to gather public comment. i think we have a slide toward the end that shows some of the other forums in which we're seeking public comment. we're getting close to being able to put t

mr. comey's upcoming book and book tour. ♪ ♪ eboni: one to have biggest st. patrick's happening right now in new york city, it's through midtown manhattan and that's exactly where we will find our very own bryan llenas with his green tie to tell us all about it, bryan. >> today we are all irish, st. patrick's day, unbelievable, first on march 17, 1762, 14 years before the declaration of independence, you know, st. patrick's day is about honoring st. patrick, apostle of ireland and brought christianity to ireland back to fifth century and ever since then it's been celebration not only here in the united states but around the world but here in new york city this parade goes from 44th street to 79th street, more than 2 million spectators, over 100 marching bands. it's a 6-hour long parade over 30 blocks and people just having a good time now leading the parade actually is the first battalion 59 infantry and representative here in 1800's. we spoke to folks around the parade route, take a listen. >> it's great, i'm very proud. >> does new york make it special? >> oh, yeah.