on this for mr. pearl you suddenly spend my last cent on the effort and will always make sure they are doing well. or a lot of your karma. when clipperton sets off for africa at the end of the summer molina and remain behind and hope to see him again next year. months of close cross species togetherness follow. step on not only feeds the stork he also frees as legs of encrusted dead spread other. was he would crack apart and get inflamed. patiently allows him to work on her legs a sign of trust. the to end their day with a ritual watching films about storks on television. the crazy heroine is attacking the stork. look your stocks have flown off to africa this world is resolved. and so the two of them keep each other company and prove to the world not only dogs can be man's best friend. what i love the story the reporter had over twelve point six million views on facebook this year though it was one that made people laugh for the first time ever passengers on a german train were treated to a multi stage the

mr pearl because surely we as a culture and for that he was a money poor pit of reviews down the minutes also we have turnips recording about connection he's forced out her to organize these on my down and also we know about he's going to action we've got business interests in obvious our region to that is what i know now mr ease into russia he have you has a protection of russian government he has a business interest in you prince to you that is why we are not talking about mr sarkozy who really were talking about money we are going from russia to direction that is the first but the boat was an enemy or for russia you know in the police especially in the political sphere does not make you wars for eight or ten years before because now you could be good are shaking of this the bill is a sham instrument of politics ok it's no matter what ok before we go back to late i give a brief opportunity again to surrogate to perhaps comment on that the prosecutor general of course has repeated saw that saying he has evidence he says evidence of course we haven't seen any of that released yet linking

terrorism at home according to mr pearl the threat of terrorist attacks could have been much worse if russia hadn't intervened otherwise he warns of thousands of trained attackers infiltrating russia we remember of course that the previous major terrorist blast happened in the metro train in this very city and that is especially alarming given that russia is in the peak of the holiday season security is heightened all across the country and it is definitely being felt here in st petersburg and everyone is really waiting for the suspect to be found and arrested. or to discuss us in petersburg attack further i'm now joined by. an expert in preventing terrorism terry said we thank you for joining us i mean let's look at the attack then let's not me it's a pleasure let's have a look at the timing of the attack just a few days before new year particularly big here in russia i mean do you think that there's any coincidence in the timing. to me there is no coincidence we should remember those just a few weeks ago the american president did have a discussion with the russian president about p

mrs. saidie saidy pearl esco -- sadie pearl esco for 50 years. he was solid as a rock and a humanitarian with the heart of gold. he was always concerned about and looked out for the well-being of others. he was a hard worker. orked in a factory and drove a taxi. he brought dignity to any work task which he performed. he stressed the importance of education and taught his children to get the best grades . he adored his wife's 16 siblings and supported them in their endeavors. he instilled in his children and seven grandchildren to be kind, respectful of others, work hard to get the things you want in life, to be active citizens of the united states, and most importantly, to know jesus. these words and this biography was put together by the daughter of mr. esco. what a man. what a daughter. what a family. mr. speaker, these are the kind of people that i am fortunate to represent, and i am indeed pleased to share them with the rest of the world with much love and respect. i am u.s. representative danny davis from the seventh district of illinois, an

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mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the important work that pearl s. buck international is doing in our community in bucks county. pearl s. buck was the first woman to receive both the pulitzer and nobel prize for literature. she spent decades of her life in china, immersing herself in its culture and history. with her remaining time living in bucks county, pennsylvania. the foundation continues her work providing opportunities to explore and appreciate other cultures and building better lives for children around the globe. their work on projects like the backyard gardening project in the philippines, life skills education for children living in vietnamese orphanages, and the clean drinking water and sanitation project has increased humanitarian aid for people across the world. this organization school outreach program and high school leadership program, which equips students committed to making lifelong contributions within the community with effective leadership skills have made a positive and long lasting impact in our district. we're so thankful fo

mr. speaker. i rise today to honor joe george, a sailor who showed exceptional bravery during the attack on pearl harbor. joe defied direct orders from his superior officer and saved the lives of six men trapped on the embattled u.s.s. arizona. mr. speaker, for years joe's family and two veterans he saved have petitioned the navy to acknowledge his bravery. i first heard his story from war saw, indiana, middle school students -- warsaw, indiana, middle school students and their advisor regarding the national history day project. i introduced a resolution that highlights joe's courage and calls for the navy to recognize his selfless actions during the attack. mr. speaker, i am pleased that the navy has recently announced that joe george will be posthumously awarded the bronze star for his heroism. mr. banks: joe george is an american hero and a shining example of the courage of the greatest generation. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there any further requests for one-minute speeches? hearing none, under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentl

pearl. i would be very careful, mr. president. >> the judiciary committee has an investigation going as well and it involves obstruction of justice. i think what we're beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice. >> senator diane finestein says evidence from that case is coming partly from the continual tweets from the white house. >>> a mild start but a cold finish to the work week. i know who knows about it first alert meteorologist. >> for some it's going to be a very cold finish to the week. it's going to be the coldest air coming our way all season. and we have a threat for some snow showers at the least and maybe more than that come friday. in the short term though we've got clear skies, some high clouds out to the west. so it looks like it's going to be a good night around here. temperatures, what a difference from the city. we've got low 20s manasses right now. almost freezing in waldorf. you get away from the city it gets cold. tomorrow we'll start out nice temps in the 30s with

god bless the pearl harbor victims and survivors and god bless america. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from nevada the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from nevada seek recognition snr without objection, the gentlelady is recognized. ms. rosen: republicans are working behind closed doors to put provisions that hill hurt people in nevada and across this country. let's be clear. this monstrosity of a bill would lam many of nevada's hard-working families and adding $1 trillion to our national debt. the senate version of this bill will spike health care premiums and cause millions to lose health care coverage and billionaires and giant corporations can receive an unnecessary tax cut. mr. speaker, americans can clearly see this is a bill just to give away to wealthy campaign donors at the expense of hard-working families. we need a tax code that puts money back in the pockets of american families. and certainly not one that puts profits befor

mr. president, this is very well likely the last memorial service at pearl harbor that we'll have survivorsof the u.s.s. arizona in attendance. and i hope that americans across the country will take the time to reflect the greatness of so many who've left us behind now but who've left us a country that we can be so proud of. he 76 years of freedom -- 76 years of freedom thanks to them. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: plop? the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. perdue: thank you, mr. president. last week the united states senate finally broke through the gridlock and voted to change our archaic tax code once and the for all, but it only take 31 years to get here. 31 years. along with regulatory relief -- and by the way so far this year this body and this administration have removed 860 regulations and rules from the real -- rulebook in washington. along with regulatory relief and unleashing our energy potential, this is the single most important thing we can do to unleash our economic growth and bring relief to american workers. these changes to the tax code are a

yorktown back to pearl harbor and gave the dockyard people the orders that she has to be ready for sea in three days. it was a frantic effort to do all of this. our other yorktown veteran, mr. crawford, reported aboard at this time. he was fresh out of annapolis and he told me that when he reported aboard he was sent to the executive officer to get his assignment. the executive officer is exhausted but we know this was a frenzy in order to get the ship repaired, replenished, everything set to go in three days. he told mr. crawford, he would get back to them later. you was trained as a radar officer but he was never going to see radar on the yorktown. what i want to do, john, is you to describe where your battle station was. john: let me insert something for your record. the battle of midway would've been fought with the same six carriers that bombed pearl harbor. we sank one and heavily damaged the other two. they only had four carriers thanks to the battle of the coral sea. the enterprise was our sister ship. she is the one that lucked out. she is the only one of the original group of the yorktown class that survived. we got underway at the end of the 72 hours and we were

mr. chairman i cannot help but be reminded today is the anniversary of december 7. when we were caught off guard in pearl harbor. and the few short years we reenergyized the country the industry the american people to fight and win the war. we need to take the same sense of urgency today as we did in the 1940s. we understand the stakes. we made progress and will not fail. >> thank you secretary. >> thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. to discuss acquisition reform efforts. recommendations for further reform and request for congress congressional support to improve acquisition out comes. the department of the navy em brised the recent reform on multiple fronts. we're pursuing initiatives to capitalize on the authority provided in fiscal year 2016. we can continue to leverage available tools that drive down procurement costs and assist the work fos. we made meaningful progress today and will continue to be efficient and effective managers of the reform effort in the resources. our work force in particular is made progress advancing the professional and technical talent thanks to your s