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. >> okay, the second report, mr. reed, for this report do you want any materials for take notes? no. >> you swore at an officers coming to your cell. >> guilty. >> when being served with a report, james reed became abusive to me. this is officer stewart milton, tell me to get [ bleep ]. he then threatened to set fire to his cell. >> lock me up if you want. if you do i'll burn my peter. >> you'll burn your peter? >> aye. >> and you've been charged with continually hitting your buzzer throughout the control period. how do you plead? >> guilty. >> i'll find you guilty on that one. two more to go. >> the fourth charge then is disobeying again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the health and safety of others where you activated the smoke detector in your cell, requiring the prison staff and fire service to attend. do you understand that charge? and how do you plead? >> guilty. >> so you've pled guilty. i'm going to found you guilty on that. all right

mr. reed: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize again, april as sexual assault awareness month. mr. speaker, we must stand up and raise awareness across this country that sexual assault and domestic violence can no longer be allowed to exist in our country. we must be proactive on raising awareness on this issue. that is why i come to this floor today to do just that. each member democrat, republican, east west, north south, has an opportunity and i hope they join me to do this throughout april to say no more to sexual assault in the united states of america. mr. speaker, every two minutes another american is sexually assaulted. every two minutes. that is 237,868 victims, our fellow citizens a year, that are impacted -- 237, 868 victims, our fellow citizens a year, that are impacted by this assault and violence. one of the things we need to do on top of raising awareness is change our culture in america. earlier this month a graphic video was shown across this nation and across this world of a gan

mr. reed's role leading as we crossed a very busy south bascom avenue in san jose than something from histo this lady with the child and the toll standing the turn lane also on south bascom avenue yes is scary seeing is going on. i'm in front of valley medical center where medical professionals construction workers and just about anyone crosses the seven lanes of active traffic while ignoring the crosswalk. yes in many of the cases is sold because that people can save a few minutes during their lunch break so you will see them cross the street illegally then hit up either wendy's subway tackle bill or the golden arches of mcdonald's then it's back to crossing illegally and it goes on all day long at one point looks like a herd of origin as crossing the same time now most if not all know that they're crossing illegally. the fact is is owned it is only an additional four minutes if they were cross legally the speed limit on south bascom is 35 but you know the speech of much higher this reminds me of the problem at kaiser in walnut creek said these workers are forsaking safety for subway's s

reed i yield back. mr. simpson: we have no more requests for time and i would like my colleague from ohio, i yield back the balance of my time and look forward to moving forward. the chair: the gentleman from idaho yields back. the bill

mr. chairman, senator reed, and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for this opportunity to appear with you today. before we begin, i would like my written statement to be submitted to the record. for three years, i have had the honor and privilege to lead the men and women of the united states pacific command. these volunteers are skilled professionals, dedicated to the defense of our nation. they are serving as superb ambassadors to represent the values, the strengths that make our nation great. i want to go on record to formally thank them for their service and their families for their sacrifices. in u.s. pay com, we continue to strengthen alliances, our partnerships, maintain an asured presence in the region, and demonstrate an intent and resolve to safeguard u.s. national interests. when i spoke to you last year, i highlighted my concern for several issues that could channel the security environment across the indo pacific. those challenges included responding to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, dealing with an increasingly

mr. chairman. >> senator reed. >> thank you madam secretary for your testimony and great leadership. let me focus on a topic of why senator collins have been as you know, for years committed to ensuring adequate resources. i'm pleased to see your budget request is a slight increase from previous years but still $200 million below the previous authorization and appropriation. what can we do to get la hee further funded. with weather patterns the way they are it's not just the cold in the northeast and families dealing with that it's increasingly hot summers to which air conditioning is essential to people in the south, southeast and east coast. can you help us? >> in the budget proposal, what we did was provide the base level of laheep. we also proposed a contingency fund. this gets to the issue of variability and what it's about and we have having these huge changes. what we were trying to do is create a fiscally responsible way to respond to the type of increasing erratic weather that we're seeing and that the contingency fund would be our ability. it's obviously scorable in terms o

reed. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and good morning. let me join senator mccain in not only welcoming the witnesses but also thanking them and the men and the women of the commands for the extraordinary service to the nation. threats that no geographic boundaries and that require a regional and sometimes a transregional approach. isis threatens to erase the boundaries. and they're providing a training ground for foreign fighters who threaten to spread violence upon or returning to their homes in europe, asia or even the united states. the issues in iraq have to have a political solution that military efforts will buy time, but not ultimate and decisive success. similarly in syria, addressing a root cause, promoting the conditions for ha political arrangement as well as success on the battlefield. threatens to alienate the sunni communities. the reports of human rights abuses by shia militia may lead some to believe they are better off with isis under the control and that would be an extraordinary setback for all of us. and general austi

mr. peters regarding installation reed readiness. >> are there other members who wish to discuss the amendment, the unblocked package? if not the question of the amendments offered by the gentleman from virginia. those in favor say aye. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the amendment is adopted. other amendments to this section of the bill. gentleman from texas mr. conaway. >> may i have an amendment at the desk? >> the clerk will please distribute the amendment.

reed i yield back. mr. simpson: we have no more requests for time and i would like my colleague from ohio, i yield back the balance of my time and look forward to moving forward. the chair: the gentleman from idaho yields back. the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. each amendment shall be debatable equally controlled by a proponent and opponent. no pro forma amendment shall be be in order. and may offer up to 10 pro forma amendments for the purpose of debate. the chair of the committee of the whole, in recognition on the basis of whether the member. amendments shall be considered read. the clerk will read. the clerk: the following sums are appropriated for energy and water development for the fiscal year 2016. namely, title 1 corps of engineers, civil department of the army, corps of engineers civil, appropriations shall be for authorized functions pertaining to river and harbor, floods and storm damage reduction and related efforts. investigation $110 million. the chair: fo

reed. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. general austin, again, returning tikrit.ader and we set conditions as to what we would require before we would be engaged. is that correct? >> that's correct, sir. >> and your comments to senator mccain suggest that mobilization forces of militias have withdrawn. initially they were engaged in the fight. they've pulled back and now the operation is being conducted by iraqi regular forces. special operations. >> special operations forces. yes, sir. >> it appeared a few days ago that this fight would go succeed simply with the mobilization forces, the militias which added a significant sort of, at least rhetorical claim to both the militias and to the iranians. now it appears they cannot effectively clear the city without the support of the united states and our air power. is that? >> that's correct, sir. and if i could make a point here to highlight why it failed. it's the way the forces went about trying to do this. these forces obviously were not being controlled by the government of iraq. they didn't have a coherent scheme

mr. obama was even born. >> it was time to try something new. >> translator: we're willing to discuss everything, but we need to be patient. >> reporter: the president told reed leaders he wants to turn the page. >> the united states will not be imprisoned by the past. we're looking to the future. >> reporter: though he conceded these long-time adversaries will continue to have their differences. >> we will continue to speak out on universal issues we think are important. i'm sure president castro will speak out on the issues he thinks are important. >> reporter: and castro did speak out. castro blasted u.s. meddling in his nation's affairs over the course of ten presidents. but in a remarkable moment, castro said he admired mr. obama. >> translator: in my opinion, president obama is an honest man. >> reporter: an assessment castro said he made after skimming through the president's auto biographies. >> translator: i admire him, and i think his behavior has a lot to do with his humble background. >> reporter: there hasn't been a give-and-take like this between the u.s. and castro since richard nixon met fidel castro in 1959 when dwight eisenhower was presiden

mr. chairman. senator blunt: senator reed. senator reed: let me focus on a topic of liheap. we have been committed to ensuring they have adequate resources. there is a slight increase from previous years $200 million below the previous authorization and appropriation. so what can we do to get liheap further funded? with weather patterns the way they are, not just cold in the northeast, but increasingly hot summers where air condition is for people in the southeast and southwest. can you help us? secretary burwell: so we in the budget proposal, we proposed the base level of liheap and proposed a contingency fund and this gets to the issue of the variability and what liheap is about and we are having these huge changes and we were trying to create a way to respond to the type of increasing erratic weather and the contingency fund would be our ability in terms of how much we need to put in the budget. but it allow us to have the flexibility. but add a contingency fund that could help us. that was our approach to get additional liheap funding. senator reed: i commend you for the

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reed. i want to associate myself with your position on the e-cigarettes completely. i think we have time if you -- if either of you -- okay. great. this hearing will adjourn. mr.secretary thank you very much for adjusting your schedule in light of the votes. and i do admire your ability to call the vote. and thus avoid the additional round of questions that we had for you. they will be submitted for the record. and i do want to say that the record will remain open until next friday for any additional questions or testimony that may be submitted. thank you for being here today. this hearing is now adjourned. >>> coming up today, a discussion about the humanitarian situation in libya. you can watch the panel live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and then live at 1:15, national security advisor susan rice will give a keynote address. she's expected to talk about the link between trade and exports and national security. this saturday is the 2015 white house correspondents association annual dinner. watch our live coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. president obama will address the more than 2600 attendees in the ballroom. this year's entertainment is from "saturday nigh

reed. i want to associate myself with your position on the e-cigarettes completely. i think we have time if you -- if either of you -- okay. great. this hearing will adjourn. mr.secretary thank you very much for adjusting your schedule in light of the votes. and i do admire your ability to call the vote. and thus avoid the additional round of questions that we had for you. they will be submitted for the record. and i do want to say that the record will remain open until next friday for any additional questions or testimony that may be submitted. thank you for being here today. this hearing is now adjourned.

mr. reed: mr. president i rise today along with my colleague, senator whitehouse, to congratulate the province college men's ice hockey team on winning the 2015 ncaa division i national championship. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. the senator is recognized. mr. reed: thank you, mr. president. let me once again indicate that i stand with great pleasure and pride along with senator whitehouse to congratulate the province college men's hockey team on winning the 2015 ncaa division i national championship. i am pleased to work with my colleague, senator whitehouse, in passing a legislation last week to honor this great accomplishment. this is the first national championship in the history of p.c.'s men's hockey program and i am a sure this season will be long lettered by players -- remembered by players coaches and fans. including a career high 49 saves by goaltender john willie and one goal from anthony florentino. i would like to congratulate all the pry yarr players whose hard w