why wore in a hurry this is why we want more andreas and by the way, fiona i didn't move in about mrs. florese welcomed her i want to make sure i said that correctly in those election times you never know when the media is looking for in this borrowing year but i wanted to say i'm appreciative of all the elements of our community coming together i'm going to ask to you stay together on the sites like here the sites we respect opened in the tenderloin and ocean avenue and fourth street mission bay all those citing sites we need to accelerate this so it it if take 7 or 9 years in the case of the last place we gave keys to families i want the andreas and the others of the displaced resident we're working harder and faster cd c has many more projects along with mercy housing and the housing home sharing housing authority we old promises to fulfill by the way you know this thorough the 25 slots in the allot 3 thoughtless people that were opining they couldn't get into the precious housing at the same time, we need to make sure we are preserving and preventing evictions have been long time resident

mr. flores for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. it's unfortunate we have to have another oversight hearing like this. continue i along the theme, there was a quote in usa today, and the article that came out yesterday that says the root cause of all of this is a lack of accountability. incidents don't get reported and consequences don't occur. and i think that many of us have expressed that frustration. not only in the agencies represented here, the two agencies that are the subject of the problems. but across the government. in the v.a., for instance. it has allowed for coverups on waiting lists and only three people have been fired in the va. 300,000 people in the va and only three have been fired. it gets back to the root causes. it's too hard to fire a federal union employee. dr. hassell of the individuals at the dugway ground, what are the proven productions at that facility? >> i don't have that information, sir. it can get it to you. it's mostly civilian. >> and of the civilian what percentage are unionized? >> i'm not sure.

mr. flores: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor jack calvin gill lee of stratford, texas who passed away on may 9. as a teacher and principal for 34 years, mr. gilley touched the lives of hundreds of people in schools throughout oklahoma and the texas up and down handle. i was fortunate enough to have mr. gilley as a principal during my time at stratford middle school. he was born in dawson county, texas in 1924. he proudly served in the united states navy in world war ii as a torpedo man on the u.s.s. stockdale he attended panhandle a&m college on basketball and baseball scholarships. additionally he received his masters in education from west texas state university in 1963. in 1951, jack married donna, they were married for nearly 59 years until her passing in 2010. donna and jack had four daughters and were blessed with one granddaughter. after retiring from teaching, jack began a secondary profession of painting houses, refinishing furniture and carpentry. he was a member of the first united metho

mr. flores. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. flores: b.l.m. doesn't have the statutory authority to deal with the actions that they tried to, the federal court was right, and -- in granting an injux. the e.p.a. and department of energy both said that hydraulic fracturing is safe and that's evidenced by the safe and efficient production of much more oil and gas on private and state lands while federal production is going down and again this is a solution in search of a problem. i urge my colleagues to vote no and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california yields back. the gentlelady from michigan is recognized, she has a minute and a half remaining. >> i want to say congratulations to the state of wyoming, we want these same regulations on a national level. 16 to 17 states have no regulations. wyoming has gotten it right. this amendment will ensure that the b.l.m. rule is fully implemented so fracking for oil and gas continues with full regard to the public health and the environment

mr. flores. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. mccabe, thank you for joining us today. how does the market price risk? if you know something and you know what the cost is of something, it has a price. you know that price. but if you don't know something, then the price is higher because you have risk, right? >> um -- >> yes, okay. in 2010 the epa, when they proposed going to 60 parts per billion, said that that would cost $90 billion. cost the economy $90 billion. in 2014, you reduced it to $40 billion. what happened over that four-year period to make the cost go down? >> so, i think what you're comparing is the proposal that was put out under the ozone reconsideration compared with -- >> yeah just tell me what made it go down. >> yep. so, if that first one, we were looking at a change of the standard from the previous standard of 85 parts per billion to that level of in the range of 60 -- >> so this is not a 75 to 60. >> that's right. because that was a reconsideration of the prior standard. >> okay. thank you. and then in your proposal to go to either 70 or 65, a sign

mr. chairman. this is for professor flores and dr. minor. professor flores, you said that precollege characteristics, levels of poverty, segregation, course selection, cost of education, location, of the college campus, all of these factors weigh extremely heavily on whether we can predict access, success and completion. did i understand that? is that a fair -- >> yes. >> and yet we also see large -- we also see success happening through campus based programs and as a result of federal investment in such programs as delineated by dr. minor, namely trio and gear up, just to name two. i mean, there are many others. how do you explain those two variables? >> yes, that's a very good question. i'm glad you asked that. it basically depends on where you start measuring. and so the work in terms of where we begin our analyses is in high school. and so when we talk about campus based programs, we're talking about already students enrolled in college. the students that made it that already show some form of success and so we track the students back to

mr. flores is just next door calling on the congress to pass a religious freedom bill in wake of the same-sex marriage ruling. is that a bill that you support, you want to bring on the floor? what do you say to members of your party who say this may make it difficult to move on from the same-sex marriage issue? the speaker: you know, the supreme court's decision on marriage raises a lot of other questions. a number of members have concerns about issues that it raises and how they might be addressed. but no decision's been made on how best to address these. questioner: mr. speaker, on the iran deal, one of your republican colleagues said about the review bill, to vote on it that the game is rigged, is essentially enabling the white house to pass the deal. nancy pelosi earlier said she was optimistic the democrats would help uphold the deal. what are the prospects for trying to block it? the speaker: i think every member of congress is going to have to make a decision. and they're going to have the next 60 days in order to do that. but it's pretty clear to me that a majority of the house and se

why wore in a hurry this is why we want more andreas and by the way, fiona i didn't move in about mrs. flores never know when the media is looking for in this borrowing year but i wanted to say i'm appreciative of all the elements of our community coming together i'm going to ask to you stay together on the sites like here the sites we respect opened in the tenderloin and ocean avenue and fourth street mission bay all those citing sites we need to accelerate this so it it if take 7 or 9 years in the case of the last place we gave keys to families i want the andreas and the others of the displaced resident we're working harder and faster cd c has many more projects along with mercy housing and the housing home sharing housing authority we old promises to fulfill by the way you know this thorough the 25 slots in the allot 3 thoughtless people that were opining they couldn't get into the precious housing at the same time, we need to make sure we are preserving and preventing evictions have been long time residents of the character that's why we put serious money into whether it's dollars or lawy

mr. flores is just next door calling on the congress to pass a religious freedom bill in wake of the same-sex marriage ruling. is that a bill that you support, you want to bring on the floor? what do you say to members of your party who say this may make it difficult to move on from the same-sex marriage issue? mr. boehner: you know, the supreme court's decision on marriage raises a lot of other questions. a number of members have concerns about issues that it raises and how they might be addressed. but no decision's been made on how best to address these. questioner: mr. speaker, on the iran deal, one of your republican colleagues said about the review bill, to vote on it, that the game is rigged, is essentially enabling the white house to pass the deal. nancy pelosi earlier said she was optimistic the democrats would help uphold the deal. what are the prospects for trying to block it? mr. boehner: i think every member of congress is going to have to make a decision. and they're going to have the next 60 days in order to do that. but it's pretty clear to me that a majority of the house and s

flores. let's start with weather and track. guess who is back? steve. we're having drizzle. >> i was going to say who else is back in mr. drizzle. >> a big cooling trend. >> yeah. >> compared to last week and last week, it was about heat inland and not so much the coast. today, it will be cooler for everybody and there is local drizzle out there and somiaen this week. there is a low responsible for it and you can see the leading edge of it off of the coast and it may stick around until about friday. as it does, it's ramped up that fun bank. back in the upper 60s and 70s that we had, a roaring breeze and gusting to 38 and 39, 40 at travis and a westerly component and overall, there is going to be a lot of cloud cover on the coast and that is what will play into our weather all week long and that is an onshore breeze, mostly cloudy, sunny and inland. morning drizzle, 70s to 80s, upper 70s for some in the 90s and 100s last week. and speaking of being back, 10 rested and ready and here he is, mr. castaneda. >> thank you, steve. >>> and here we are and traffic is doing well around the pay area. if you're -- the bay area. if