united were under some pressure in their own penalty area but the ball was cleared and as you see mr rooney well he did the rest. in the. one amazing strike from 70 yards would you believe definitely worth a couple more looks and he has got previous to this you may remember he scored a very similar goal against west ham during his majesty in order to date and spare a thought for the. city keeper that gold was the only one of the guy d.c. winning it on milk. but for the 1st time president trump is engaged in an online around with an american sports star this time it's the women's football captain megan rapinoe it all started with this interview where rapinoe made it clear that she wouldn't accept an invitation to the white house if they won the women's world cup. i'm going to. now in a way have said we're not going to be invited back or be void and i doubt it. well that clip has been viewed more than 4 and a half 1000000 times rapinoe who are openly gay is previously described herself as a walking protest to trump's policies she refused to sing the national anthem before going on since 26th

mr. rooney. the chair: the gentleman from florida is recognized for one minute. mr. rooney: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank my colleague from the east coast of florida, congresswoman waserman schultz, for her courageous leadership on this issue and to join and echo what the governor said as we continue to work together to fight the scourge of offshore drilling. offshore drilling anywhere near florida represents an existential threat to our tourist economy that cannot risk taking. we also have the important military bases all along the gulf coast that the governor referred to that are equally important to use the gulf as offshore testing grounds. that's the only place in the world where our united states navy and air force can conduct these tests. so i want to thank congresswoman wasserman schultz for her leadership and to urge adoption of this amendment and protect florida. 21 million people are being protected by congresswoman wasserman schultz. thank you. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you so much. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida. ms. wasserman schul

mr. rooney. thank you. >> hello. i'm megan silver. i've been a resident in san francisco for over eight years and concerned that this legislation has a negative impact on the city. my husband and i are looking to start a family, which starts with buying a house. as we all know, it's extremely difficult for ordinary residents, like myself, to afford any type of housing in san francisco. the average person will have to hire a land-use attorney just to help them navigate through the red tape. while i understand that people don't want san francisco to change, this will unfortunately lead to older homes rotting, because no reasonable home buyer will touch them giving the new additional costs and timelines. what happens with the homeowner needs to retroactive fit the home for an earthquake, based on the proposed legislation, they could be waiting years. this will make already old housing inventory of san francisco virtually impossible to improve. i strongly believe the permitting process should actually be faster and more streamlined, so we