mr. johnson? ms. ayotte? mr. wicker? mr. corker? mr. purdue? mr. sanders? ms. murray? mr. one? mr. murray? mr. king? mr. chairman? chairman: the amendment is defeated. senator crapo's amendment on chokepoint. senator: this is the amendment to terminate operation choke point, the department of justice effort to identify disfavored businesses in the united states and try to deprive them of access to financing in our system. one of those industries has been identified as the second amendment industry, the firearms industry. there are others. once they got caught with this, they said we will eliminate our list of bad actors. they say do not make us stop doing this operation. they always could stop, and they can stop fraud in the future. we do not need to allow the operation to continue. chairman: opposition? senator: there areone is going against payday lenders breaking state laws and violating the contract. the second is a situation in california where free credit cards were given out to secure bank numbers and it was stolen out of accounts. >> i remind everybody what the banks said.

mr. johnson: no. yotyot aye. mr. wicker: no. corker no. mr. perdue: no. mr. sanders: aye. ms. murray: aye. mr. wyden: aye. ms. stabenow: aye. mr. whitehouse: aye. mr. warner: aye. mr. merkley: -- ms. baldwin: aye. mr. kaine: aye. mr. king: aye. mr. enzi: no. the clerk: mr. chairman, the yeas are 11, the nays are 11. mr. enzi: dies on a tie. we're now to that final part. i move that the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2016 be reported favorably. i'll call on the clerk to poll the committee. mr. grassley: aye. sessions aye -- mr. sessions: aye. mr. crapo: aye. mr. graham: aye. mr. portman: aye. mr. toomey: aye. mr. johnson: aye. yacht yacht aye. mr. wicker: aye. mr. perdue: aye. mr. sanders: no. ms. murray: no. mr. wyden: no. ms. stabenow: no. mr. whitehouse: no. mr. warner: no. mr. merkley: no. ms. baldwin: no. mr. kaine: no. mr. king: no. mr. enzi: aye. the clerk: mr. chairman, the ayes are 12, the nays are 10. mr. enzi: the resolution passes. and i'd like to thank all the members for their tremendous cooperation getting this done. it is important that if y

mr. johnson. >> thank you. >> to our director any staff response to this? >> i don't think we have is are service here they already go through the you know co-advisory committee to discuss this issue. >> but we don't see any problems. >> no i don't think especially for new building for existing building we may have big problems due to sound proofing the new building you see from the registration we're complying with the state law and everything. >> commissioner walker please. >> one more question an existing buildings we have usually if there are already in one of the entertainment zones they've been in especially the law projects but is there a way - it is difficult to sound proof existing buildings but is there a part of that that that is a if you live near and venue you can't complain (laughter) your we're going to start this whole debate all over again. >> there were protections offered to venues for older buildings that are there or no do we just - >> are they're currently or under the legislation. >> curling are there protected zones around entertainm

mr. johnson. >> no. >> mr. whitaker. >> no. >> mr. purdue. >> no. >> mr. sanders. yes. >> mr. white house. yes. >> mr. merkley. >> yes. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> they yasys are 10, the nos are 12. senator enzi: next the graham overseas facilities. >> this is a deficit neutral reserve fund to beef up our diplomatic facilities overseas in light of the threats we face. it is a prudent thing to do. senator enzi: anyone wish to provide opposition? we will proceed to vote. all those in favor say aye. those opposed. the ayes have it. the amendment is passed. next, the white house amendment. senator whitehouse: this amendment would add information to the budget report of the amount of federal revenue that doesn't come into the budget but is dislocated by the tax code. it is important information, a neutral amendment. it does add information like senator johnson's. i urge unanimous passage if i can get that. senator enzi: senator portman. senator portman: i plan to support the amendment. senator enzi: you should realize section 308 of the congressional budget act requires the committe

mr. johnson and supervisor breed i think we need to have a stronger reliance on real estate disclosure i hear about many things the real estate industry has to be 340r7bd for consistent closure this is an important one many people buy things and it is completely new and in reality it is in the restrictions and they're not being mentioned to those people buying their places that would be passed on i appreciate that. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i think this is very good legislation that remind me of something from mire families past i gripe two generations ago and aunt and uncles that had one of the most beautiful homes in town it was built right next to the western pacific tracks the house was built in 1925 and wherever you go that and the train comes by the whole house rattles and the conversation keys but asking western pacific to put a sound wall up through he knew better than that this is the same thing of things what is here it here and existing you have to adapt to us not us to you this is really well done and particularly the restriction of disclosure as commissioner moore b

mr. johnson referred the current nexus study do not take into account g f a with off-street parking to change the basis of oozing how those fees are calculated would facility a new nixon nexus study to effected parties this ordinance didn't mention the impact fees will again be another conversation we talked it will be the time of the publication i received public comments and have e-mailed copies in reference to the exemption for projects in the van ness su d and if i may conclude to answer commissioner moore's question about the 25 foot parking this is actually in place under planning code section 1 61 b an exemption for off street loading across the sidewalks the supervisors is going to ask for off-street parking as well in your packet as part of the page 6 ordinance on line 5 so if i'm understanding this ordinance correctly in the instance where there is property that sold access across a wide sidewalk at 25 feet with more the zoning administrator will be able to wave the off-street parking requirement like the loading requirement that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions.

mr. johnson his identification back and mr. johnson walked up university avenue.rned and saw mr. johnson on the ground about 30 feet further up on university avenue with abc agents. officially in a police report, johnson was arrested for public intoxicated and obstruction of justice. his court date is set for later this month. christine. >> nick thank you for that. >>> the u.s. supreme court takes up a free speech battle over the confederate flag today. the case is involving the sons of confederate veterans. they challenge the state of texas of the specialty license plate with the confederate flag. texas officials had no rules to bar the plate although it is offensive. the supreme court will rule by june. >>> what is the best performing investment since president obama took office? an early start on your money is next. 80% of the poor in africa are rural farmers. 96% of them are doing rain-fed agriculture. they're all competing with each other; they're all making very low margins making enough to survive but not enough to get out of poverty. so kickstart designs l

mr. johnson. >> no. miss ayotte. >> no. mr. corker? >> no. >> mr. sanders. >> yes. mr. stabenow. >> yes. >> white house. >> yes. >> barner. >> aye. >> baldwin, mr. king mr. chairman. >> no. >> chairman the ayes are 10 the nays are 12. the amendment has been defeated. next be the graham overseas facilities. >> this is deficit neutral reserve fund to be used at our diplomatic facilities overseas in light of threats we face i think say veryis a very prudent thing to do. >> anyone wish to provide opposition? if not, we'll proceed to vote. all those in favor a aye. those opposed? >> the ayes appear to have it. they do have it. the amendment is passed. >>> next will be the white house amendment. the whitehouse amendment. >> thank you very much. this is the amendment we talked about that would add the information into the budget report of the amount of federal revenue that doesn't come into the budget but instead is dislocated, i guess i'd say by the tax code. i think the important information. it's a neutral amendment in the sense all it does is add information sort of like s

mr. johnson his id back and mr. johnson began walking back up north virginia after. few moments later, mr. banke heard a commotion and he heard -- it is worth pointing out, that officially on a police report kevin johnson was charged with public intoxication and onbstruction of just without force. now the co-owner statement seems to corroborate what the attorney for johnson is saying. >> what's next in this case potentially? >> the virginia state police have launched a criminal investigation, they call it a comprehensive one, they're going to look into those -- mr. johnson has a court date set for later this month for those two charges that i just mentioned. >> let's dig a little deeper into this with some local minds here. krm defense attorney ashley merchant, and from newton massachusetts, mel robbins. martice johnson says he'll feegt the public intoxication charges, with the bar's accounting of what happened, this certainly conflicts with those agents their complaints so highway do you, i guess, how do these minds meet? >> this the definitely helps mr. johnson's fa

mr. johnson started walking up university avenue.a few moments later, he heard a commotion and turned and saw mr. johnson on the ground 30 feet up on university avenue with abc agents. johnson was arrested for public intoxication and obstruction of justice. his court date is set for later this month. >> nick thanks for that. >>> quiz for you. what's the best performing investment since president obama took office? is it gold? maybe real estate? stocks? what do you think? an early start on your money next. >>> it is almost top of the hour. let's get an start on your money. asian shares ended the trading day higher. u.s. stock futures down a bit. stocks climbed on friday. nasdaq closed above 5,000 for the fourth time in history. it is within striking distance of the high of march 2000. >>> it has been over six years since president obama has taken office. which assets have done best? gold or commodities. the u.s. dollar has done well. stocks are the winner. the stock market bottomed out in march of 2009. we are in the midst of the four

mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. ayotte. >> aye. >> mr. wicker. >> aye. >> mr. corker. >> aye use mr. purdue. >> aye. >> mr. sanders, no. >> mrs. murray todd nod. >> mr. widen. >> no. >> miss stabenow. >> no. >> were whitehouse. >> no,. >> mark merkley, no. >> miss ball win. >> no. >> mr. cane understand nod. >> member king. [inaudible] >> mr. chairman, aye. >> the yeas are 12, the nays are 10. >> the resolution passes. and i'd like to thank all the members for their tremendous cooperation getting this done. it is important that if you have any necessary documents to be filed, it has to be done tomorrow in order that the resolution can be brought to the senate floor next week. the deadline for submitting additional or minority views is no later than noon tomorrow. any views muss have a member's signature and we'll begin debate at 2:00 on monday. >> you also need to -- >> ready or not. >> staff can make technical and conforming changes. >> and may add to the chairman's mark of facts and figures to complete the charts. >> can add the numbers for the facts and figures. and complete the c

mr. johnson on the phone they gave us a little bit under thirty days i think that was a request or letter on the beginning of march to move out march 25th or something yeah. >> anything else. >> no, thank you. >> we'll hear from the permit holder now. >> i'm doug wong with the paul davis this is johnson chu a long time owner the permit is a mandatory by the city of san francisco they've required that all the common areas of fourth story be gutted out for asbestos and lead abatement we'll have 6 tenants that voluntarily moved out the fire was on november 10th we ask the tenant to allow demolition to take place we asked them once the common areas are abated we allow. them to move in the only requirement to move out temporarily to allow the abatement in the congressman o'connor areas and when the construction began we'll give them sufficient notice mr. chow was advised unless he was given over 5 thousand dollars he will continue to drag out the appeals the fire happened on november 10th we have impacted multiply tenants we have 6 unite that are damaged and the unit are unliveable patrick. >>

mr. johnson and as my neighborhood o did he believe pointed out this didn't start with the neighborhood this idea and suggestion started with our staff they proposed it as a solution to the concerns over the fell street bike lanes being installed and the parking meter being solved it will solve a range of issues go and get r vp and it will solve the issues it 90 was not property by folks i want went back and the original person a series of e-mails that tom sent out to the neighborhood and each of them he receipts over and over if this issue is defy certify we'll he'll not pursue it if the issue is divisive mta will not pursue it welcome to the last year's of my neighborhood you should be paying attention we're obsessed neighbor versus neighbor about the r vp parking permit i really think the among other things needs to look at the process you've followed in this creating the r vp i'm opposed to it and not having a car and having a car again, that's why we have the parking lot those are solutions not discriminating against a class of people he oppose it (clapping.) mr. chairman directors that

mrs. johnson will think about this? or jimmy carter. all of these places have come to us. 9/11. there was an understanding that we would honor and respect their story. and to tell it as that deed of manassas says, without venture and with due respect. so that they will put us in a different place than the historians in academia. absolutely. are we memorialists? absolutely. but can we do our job better as being historians? absolutely. here are a couple of questions that i'm am not going to offer answers forward. i don't know the answers to these. can america distinguish between confederates and the confederacy? can we honor confederates and talk honestly about the confederacy at the same time? will the lens of personal connection yield or permit that to happen? i don't know. think about that. here is another question. and i don't know the answer to this either. there are many americans who lament the demise of the confederacy. which of course apply to things. both, perpetuation of slavery, at least for a time, and destruction of the union here can you lament the demise of the con

mr. johnson on wednesday night those are volunteers that have worked to create some of the most aggressive policies the ocii has regarded we've changed how to arrest people and deal with their children not to trauma intents them and we have crisis evidential we're proud of we need to do a better job of sharing the public and make sure we have the commenting commitment we've had ongoing with the naacp and other groups that is led by sxhurj that does a great job but you'll hear about that many did future i've had a meeting with the aclu we intended the officer involved shooting and going to be scheduling a conversations how we use our firearms discharge review board to make sure there is transparency and we're learning from every instance we have and make sure our officers have what we 2340ed to be safe on the streets so p whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight that's my report it is lengthy but i felt the moment required it public anything. >> excuse me my voice today but just to amplify what madam chair has said this is a serious allegation, however, we must honor the

mr. johnson is looking for our support for this legislation to add into the many other supporters so. >> can we make a motion is this an action item. >> it's a potential action item we don't have to act on it. >> i'd like to make a motion like the taefths supports this legislation and recommends that it goes passes through land use to the full board. >> second. >> is there a motion and a second any further discussion let's take a vote and public comment on the motion? no one >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner moshoyannis commissioner cavanes commissioner tan. >> that is a unanimous vote. >> go get them connor. >> (laughter). all right. we still have permits here to look at it and but before we do that we're going to have the police department questions or comments so - >> let's do that first. >> vice president at an i'm president. >> president indians i was so excited to use vice president commissioner moshoyannis start again commissioner tan and commissioner moshoyannis supervisors aim a wreck that's what happens which you work on st. patrick's obvio

mr. johnson thank you, again, for the presentation this morning so in the spirit of what you're doing dbi has not objection but as the commission here the unat the end consequences trying to get to the bottom of and i know as a bar owner once upon a time, i ever had one in the city i enjoyed that business at this time we had an entertainment license it was a consist going on basis people move forward in and out of the neighborhood your revisiting and someone who new to your point earlier has moved in and has an objection this legislation captures that it is the second piece of the legislation that captures that lets talk about the sound i know i have not immediately talked about that i understand your restricted not in the business of trying to figure out what the sound is if you have a builder and neighborhood working together and no consensus on the achievement what happens in this case is that used as for lack of a better term to appeal the project to slow down the project there can't be coincidence on the sound protection in the immediate area. >> that's a good question there are lega

mr. johnson, ms. ayotte. mr. wicker. mr. perdue, mr. sanders no. ms. murray, no. mr. wyden. ms. stabenow, mr. whitehouse. mr. kane, mr. king. mr. chairman. senator enzi: yes. the clerk: the yeas are 12 and the nays are 10. senator enzi: the amendment has failed. the next one -- the amendment is passed. the amendment is passed. sorry. next one is the kaine amendment. senator: this is an amendment to promote c.t.e. education co-sponsored by senators baldwin and portman. senator enzi: any opposition, seeing none. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . it is passed. next the ayotte amendment and there is a democrat side-by-side on this one. has the side-by-side been distributed? senator: can i move my vote after. we are awaiting a ruling by the parliamentarian. can i move my vote until the end? senator enzi: there is a side-by-side which has been handed out already. two minutes of debate each side? senator: my amendment creates a neutral deficit reserve fund to america's treasures and grow our rural economies in a balanced way. the side-by-side ties the well-being of rural eco

mr. johnson his face clearly bast and by concrete there is no worse perhaps there are no words but there are pictures and video they show the 20 been arrested protectee this celebration outside of the irish public at all patrol agents will happen before the rest not on video but investigators say agents approached after a bouncer turned away the fear arrest became violent. ages 7 to start fighting but after this encounter he needed 10 stitches the videos hard for the university to see. and she got the governor and law to lost an independent investigation the june data student had no clear record and to allow he is charged with public intoxication and obstruction of justice during a rally tears fell down his bruised face the blood still on the sidewalk with the message is simple respect. still ahead in east debate later caught in the crossfire gang violence will tell you what happened while he was leaving a baseball game will tell you about the question i that area safe for kids to play and my kron 4 story. >>gabe slate: good morning the federal trade commission second directv to corsair

mr. johnson talking to us or anybody? >> yes. we have been in communication with him. when the utilities went off and the locks and we have been in communication with him. he is cooperating with us but again we had to get all of this established in the city's name or oci's name. >> okay. >> i know that western edition is not our project anymore. >> correct. >> there is one building on fillmore and dove street on the corner. what is happening in that building, brick building? >> [inaudible] >> is that the muni sub station? >> yeah. >> to my knowledge nothing has happened to it after transferring it back to the city but i know the city is looking at ways of to program that space but to my knowledge nothing has happened yet since it was transferred back. >> since western edition is not anymore but still we can help the western edition anyway? >> i think commissioner singh if i may. unfortunately since the western edition both a1 and a2 project areas were finished i think you're right. we have been in a mode of partnering with our city colleagues or third parties to transi

mr. johnson: to seek unanimous consent -- the speaker pro tempore: the house is not in order. mr. johnson: mr. speaker, i rise in -- i rise asking for unanimous consent to remove the name of representative perlmutter from h.r. 1102 the police accountability act. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker i ask unanimous consent to remove my name as co-sponsor of h.r. 1041. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 106-a, of the higher education opportunity act public law 110th congress 315, and the order of the house of january 3 2013 of the following individuals on the part of the house to the national advisory committee on the instructional quality and integrity for a term of six years. the clerk: upon the recommendation of the majority leader, william of scottsdale, arizona. arthur from washington, d.c. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. ms. ros-lehtinen: i reque

mr. johnson's attorney in a few minutes. wolf? >> brian todd thanks very much.y to hear what he has to say. let's get some more now with the presidents of two of america's leading civil rights organizations. marc murial is president of the national urban league cornell brooks head of the naacp. thank you for joining us. you are a father. you have a son about to go to college next year. you see something like this what goes through your mind? >> it's absolutely horrific to see a young man full of promise, majoring in italian and media studies who is a campus leader on the ground with his face bloodied over what appears to be some kind of minor offense. but we don't know that. but what we do know is we have a young person on the ground with a face smashed in. it's absolutely terrible. >> your reaction? >> this is the university of virginia. this is a young man who represents the best. high-performing student, a leader on campus who finds himself down on the ground with blood on his face at the hands of these law enforcement officers. i was happy to see him speak a

mr. johnson. we are the largest worldwide operator, multimodal, private operator of public transportation systems and we have a retail on-demand system that includes super shuttle several taxi companies and technology businesses that connect to over 100,000 vehicles around the world. >> it a rollup of buses and taxi companies global in nature. >> we are -- mark: we are in 20 countries. he new york we represent about 5500 vehicles in new york city alone. cory: i am sure you would know how awesome uber is. mark: they have good technology but there are people that would like to see more technology -- competition because they are concerned about business practices. corey: what concerns you the most and what is unique to uber that is not endemic to the transportation business? mark: what is unique? cory: what are they doing worse? mark: they take customers with credit cards, customers with smartphones. they do not take trips later. they only booked trips now. they have a good, clean business model. the

mr. chairman. thank you, ms. johnson, for yielding. mr. chair, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 1030, the secret science reform act of 2015. a short bill with which i have read with a long list of problems. i want to start by applauding the sponsors of the bill for their focus on and goal of transparency. it is something our constituents care about and deserve. but transparency is something that we should accomplish through collaboration and with input from the scientific community. this bill on the contrary is opposed for good reason by research institutions and scientist from across the country. mr. chairman, we received a lot of feedback from outside groups and i'm going to place into the record some letters we have received from groups opposing h.r. 1030 from organizing like the american association for justice, public citizen, the national physicians alliance the international society for environmental epidemiology and others. instead of working together to find a solution that increases transparency and access to federally funded

mr. johnson. officer johnson was shot tuesday responding to a call about a suicidal man in a condo on "senter road." yesterday, there was a large procession in san jose as the officer's casket was moved from the santa clara county coroner's office to a funeral home in los gatos. hundreds of people paying respects lining the streets along the way. they included firefighters who gathered on overpasses and stood on fire trucks to salute the fallen officer. kiet do is live at the san jose police department and joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning, that somber mood continues this morning here at san jose police headquarters where the flags are flying at half-staff. flowers and candles and pictures out here taped to the walls continues to grow by the hour. we are also getting more information after talking with family and neighbors at the scene getting a better sense of how it played out yesterday. sources tell us a 30-point .30- caliber rifle was found next to the suspect body probably used to

mr. johnson has come with the expectation perhaps that he feels the beverage side and the food side shoulde separate. >> i think bill johnson is going to walk into the company in may when he starts as a board member and find this beautiful architectural company that is focused on performance today and yet longevity. bill has been a ceo of a consumer products company. he knows the performance of having a well architected portfolio. >> indra, you can have it all. you come home. your mom says you have to go out and get the milk. you have been ceo for a while. do you still get the milk? >> the milk and the bread and everything else. >> i know how long you have worked. i have texted you at 4:00 in the morning and 5:00 in the morning and you responded immediately. >> i think it is important that every ceo remains grounded. we're not royalty. we're not big shots. if you want to have a life outside the office you have to understand we're people. my mother my husband, my kids all make sure i'm grounded including you, jim. >> you keep me grounded. did your kids give you some insight that you had to

mrs. johnson will think about this? or jimmy carter. all of these places have come to us. 9/11. there was an understanding that we would honor and respect their story. and to tell it as that deed of manassas says, without venture and with due respect. so that they will put us in a different place than the historians in academia. absolutely. are we memorialists? absolutely. but can we do our job better as being historians? absolutely. here are a couple of questions that i'm am not going to offer answers forward. i don't know the answers to these. can america distinguish between confederates and the confederacy? can we honor confederates and talk honestly about the confederacy at the same time? will the lens of personal connection yield or permit that to happen? i don't know. think about that. here is another question. and i don't know the answer to this either. there are many americans who lament the demise of the confederacy. which of course apply to things. both, perpetuation of slavery, at least for a time, and destruction of the union here can you lament the demise of the con

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mr. johnson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker: without objection. mr. johnson: mr. speaker by all accounts, president obama seems hell-bent on striking a nuclear deal with iran, a deal that would hurt our national security interests and sell out our proven ally and friend israel. let's be clear, iran is a foe, not a friend. just consider last week iran's supreme leader said death to america. the regime has blood of american soldiers on its hands and iran is working overtime to expand influence in the region. mr. speaker, iran is determined to be a nuclear power, period. unfortunately the president seems intent to ignore the majority of american people who believe this deal would not prevent iran from gaining a nuclear weapon. mr. speaker the president's going rogue. that's wrong. he needs to stop. nothing less than our national security is at stake. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what p

mr. johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. sequestration assumes that the nation's debt is out of control and so therefore we must cut spending. we cannot increase tax revenues, we must cut spending. if that is true, i'm glad that both defense and nondefense spending are included in sequestration. i myself do not accept that premise. but if i'm wrong, and if it is true, then i'm glad that defense and nondefense spending are covered by sequestration. that is one point i wanted to make. the other point i want to make is that sequestration is the wrong way to cut spending. both in the defense and in the nondefense sectors of our budget. why? because sequestration is just a blunt force instrument cutting across the board regardless of whether or not it is sensible enough to do so. it is true that fraud waste and abuse exists in both the defense and nondefense sectors. it is true. but it is also true that there are some sectors that we're doing some excellent cutting edge, necessary spending that does not need to be cut. and that's

mr. johnson? phone call. >> johnson asked permission to speak to his mother on the phone for an update. >> thank you. >> hello. so what's the plan? so i'm getting out today? thank you, mom. thank you. i love you, too. really good to hear. my mom basically my backbone. regardless of how she's feeling, she get it is done. i don't know how many times my mother has pulled out miracles. >> yes, ma'am? >> yes, sir, i'm coming to pick up my son, geraldo johnson jr. >> the bond is heavy. prior to even coming to court this morning, i prayed. i stayed in constant contact with a lot of friends and family. a lot of people have been praying for us. i knew as long as he got a bond it was going to be okay and that's exactly what it is. >> all right, man. take it easy now. >> i couldn't put a band-aid on it. i couldn't kiss it and make it better and make it go away. it's been a difficult process on myself and my entire family. >> hi, baby. >> come on now, randy, let somebody else get some. come on. >>> coming up,

mr. johnson: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. mr. johnson: i i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. johnson: i have nine requests for committees to meet during today session of the senate. i ask that these requests be agreed to and printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. johnson: i yield back all our time. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk had read the title of the joint resolution for a third time. the clerk: calendar number 21, s.j. res. 8 a joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, of the rules submitted by the national labor relations board relating to representation case procedures. the presiding officer: all time for debate having been expired, the question occurs on passage of s.j. res. 8. mr. johnson: mr. president i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk wil

senator johnson: thank you, mr. o'carroll has 26 years of service for the united states secret service. mr. o'carroll? mr. o'charle: thank you for the opportunity to participate in this discussion. my office investigates social security misuse. a man opened two bank accounts with social security number that belong to people born in 1896 and 1893. we can safely assume these people today who would be 129 and 122 are deceased. however, according to f.s.a.'s database and social security number horlsde these people are alive. the f.s.a. does not have dates of death for either person. our auditors followed up and found these records were anything but unique. 6.5 million people whose social security records indicate they are over 112 years old do not have a date of death on the social security record. without a date, these people do not appear on the death master file. i should note none of these aged number holders are improperly receiving social security benefits and overpayments are not occurring, but these inaccuracies