mr. scott: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. scott: mr. speaker, i'm honored to endorse the conference report on s. 1177, the every student succeeds act. we have certainly come a long way since we were on the floor debating h.r. 5, the student success act, earlier this year. i had some objections to much that was found in h.r. 5, but thanks to the commitment to work together to try to fashion a decent bill with chairman kline and our counterparts in the senate, senator alexander and senator murray, along with many long nights from our respective staffs, we found a way to produce a conference report that balances the desire for more localized decisionmaking with the need for federal oversight to ensure equity for underserved students. this conference report is the embodiment of what we can do when we work together in washington, a workable compromise that does not force either side to desert core beliefs. mr. speaker, the modern fe

mr. scott, four minutes. mr. scott: i really appreciate want to engel and i thank chairman royce for his very kind remarks that he gave to me concerning our work. ladies and gentlemen of the house and ladies and gentlemen of america, we have before us perhaps the most singular, significant bill and thing that we can do right now to send a bold powerful message to the world that we are going to finally begin that real intricate process with determination to dismantle one of the single most horrific terrorist groups on this earth. hezbollah. why do i say that? i don't say that to get up and say a few words. i have spent 12 years on the nato parliamentary assembly and served as chairman of the science and technology committee and for three hard years we did the research and wrote the report specifically on and underneath in getting the real truth out about iran's nuclear weapons program. but in the process of doing that, we discovered the tunnels, all of the different things that gave support to hezbollah by iran. so

got come -- mrs. scott, the professional english housekeeper. she never would have left the pantry door open like that. all of the valuable things in that pantry. why, of course, the governor will be coming back. why would they leave all of these things behind in here? especially, all of these, 540 weapons in the display. and they are virginia's weapons. i just mean -- i do not think the governor wants you having .hem right now considering we do not have an official militia at the moment. our governor dissolve the government here before the new militia bill was signed. but now we have something different. at henryntly mr. patrick made quite the speech in richmond, something about liberty and death? haveow, now, we independent companies. because of that speech, virginia is angry at england. that may have something to do with the governor leaving town last night. as they are not here, what do you say we go upstairs and see the private chambers of the family? right this way. here we are. few stairs. i guess that is the trouble with high ceilings. s

mrs. scott, the professional english housekeeper. she never would have left the pantry door open like that. all of the valuable things in that pantry. why, of course, the governor will be coming back. why would they leave all of these things behind in here? especially, all of these, 540 weapons in the display. and they are virginia's weapons. i just mean -- i do not think the governor wants you having them right now. considering we do not have an official militia at the moment. our governor dissolve the government here before the new militia bill was signed. but now we have something different. our representatives decide to meet anyway, without the governor's approval. apparently mr. patrick henry made quite the speech in richmond, something about liberty and death? but now, now, we have independent companies. because of that speech, virginia is angry at england. that may have something to do with the governor leaving town last night. but seeing as they are not here, what do you say we go upstairs and see the private chambers of the

mr. bobby scott. mr. scott: i want to thank the gentlelady from illinois and the gentleman from new jersey for organizing this special order tonight. it takes a lot of work and a will the of time to organize these efforts. i want to thank them both for the time and effort they've put into this. we've heard a lot about what the congressional black caucus has done over the years, but there are two areas that i've been personally involved in with the c.b.c. effort, the areas of education and criminal justice reform. both have, we've worked hard and achieved bipartisan support. the elementary and secondary education act which is a civil rights bill, making sure that the admonition in brown v. board of education becomes a reality. it says that no child shall reasonably be expected to succeed in life or thenied the opportunity of an education. such an opportunity must be made available to all on equal terms. and that's what the brown decision held. but we know that we don't have equal necessary america because w

>> that be up to mr. scott. mr. has been the front-runner in almost every poll in iowa for many months. tell me about what you are doing. iowa is a different kind of state. as a caucus date graded very different from a primary state. it is different from what you have to do to get people to show in february.night you have a ground game in iowa. talk about what you guys are doing to convert is pulling strength into actual votes. >> first and foremost we went got the man who ran the campaign for rick santorum. he was the last actor for iowa. his dedication to iowa is very serious. we built an immense steam. every time we are in iowa, we will be back there to get verbal to follow events he had the opportunity to collect data of everyone who is coming because they registered to come to the event. they go out and they train individuals were coming to these events on what it means to participate in the caucus. we find a location where they have to register to participate and then our numbers are so massive because he has

the actual quote was beam me up, mr. scott. >> lovely lady from -- >> st. louis, missouri. >> finish the lyric of elton i feel it's going to be a long, long time >> blah, blah, blah. [ buzz ] >> i got the cd! [cheers and applause] >> i've never seen so many people overjoyed to get that cd. >> the correct answer is this. no, no, no, i'm a rocket man >> i'm not the man they think i am at home. i'm the rocket man. what's that mean? >> it's a man lost in space from the billboard charts in the '70s. one of the 500 best songs. according to rolling stone. >> from cleveland, ohio, according to the guinness world records, what is the most expensive man-made object ever eagle? >> b. >> the international space station. now pricey is that? >> over $100 billion. >> $100 billion with a b? >> with a b. over $100 billion. that's right. >> from cal mizzou, michigan. which spacecraft was carrying which recent movie? >> c? >> yes! >> "the martian "? >> yes. >> you can catch steven on the expanse tuesdays at 10:00 on sci-fi. great gifts for a good cause. and they start at $5.

>> no, it was "beam me up, mr. scott." >> oh, okay. strange. and you are from? >> st. louis, missouri. >> finish the lyrics to elton john's "rocket man." it's going to be a long long time and -- >> yes, and blah, blah, blah. i got the kathie lee cd! people overjoyed to get that cd. the correct answer is this -- oh no no i'm not the man they say at home but i'm a rocketman >> and so it is about being on the billboard charts for 17 weeks, and it is a great song and one of the all-time great song s songs according to the ag a according to the guinness world records, what's the most expensive manmade object ever built? >> b? >> yeah. >> wow. >> what? >> yes, that is right. >> the international space station. >> yes, over $# 100 billion when all is said and done. >> with a b? >> yes, with a b. over $# 100 billion. yes. >> and we have time for one more. spacecraft was carrying which recent movie script when it or bitted over earth? >> c. >> guess that is right, "the martian?" >> yes, the first page of the script went around the world twice with the test flight of the capsule

rebuttal 3 minutes for the appellant. >> john gold man gold man architect i understand what about scott and mrduffy was saying it is not an unreasonable planning space from the planning department has a policy of george all decks and stair it should be written and scott and in the depth 17 years i've been practicing in the city 35 years when i recent or was doing decks i can't prove this but early residential the planning department counted decks and stairs i can't figure out why it is not clarified in the code no reason it can't be clearly written in the planning code it is not clear now so you know the first part of section sacramento was reading we read it to it didn't talk about the - this is where walls are defined for the purposes of section and walls are defined as portions of a building a lane established by mount portion of the building 50 percent the width and two stories high not that many decks requirements but when we meet the requirement their major structures and definitely effect the mid block open space so it not unreasonable between the phases of the adjacent building with th

. >> mr. scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman.gentlemen, thank you for being here, and thank you for your service to our country. certainly i respect you and trust you, if you tell me something, i believe it's true. and i know there were some frustrations expressed earlier. i guess as a just kind of a simple thing an a couple of weeks ago this committee was in classified briefings. the next day, the obama administration came out and announced what they considered a strategy of sending 60 troops, 60 special operators into syria. but they did not have the opportunity to discuss that with congress because congress was on vacation. that was an absolute lie from the administration. we were in meetings the day before and they withheld that from us. when it comes to those types of issues, it would be helpful if other people in the administration would be honest with this committee. we take this job very seriously, just as i know you two do as well. with regard to isis, isil, daesh, whatever we want to call them, secretary carter, you mad

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. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. panel, i'm very concerned about the department of labor's few di f fiduciary role. i've spent many years in the african-american community, and our president is a wonderful person. he is a decent, good man. but as an african-american, i'm not sure that he has been properly advised as to how devastating this department of labor ruling will be on the african-american families in terms of wealth building. now, i say that as one who -- i'm a graduate of wharton school of finance where i got my mba. i went off and much of my work has been in investment. i had an investment portfolio in my own business that i started. as a result of that, they put me on the board of directors, executive board of directors of the wharton school, and there in that position we pulled together along with john scully who was chairman of our board, and chairman of pepsi-cola at that time, an extraordinary program of wealth building. but what we found out there were three elemental areas that prohibited

mr. scott: thank you very much. i want to welcome chief dixon from the third district of virginia. the question i wanted is rather than wait for him to get activated if the -- dr. satcher or dr. webster could you talk about the importance of using public health research-based approach. and what we can expect in terms of solutions using this approach. dr. satcher: let me begin. i think we have to remember how far we have come using the public health approach to deal with issues such as smoking and health. whereas i said before we now estimate that we have saved eight million lives in this country because of using the public health approach where we, in fact, worked with the federal government, the state and locals, to define intervention that is we can then test to see if they work. some of the interventions for smoking and health started at the state level. california, i believe, was the first state to restrict smoking in public places. but now most of the states do. and again when i released the surgeon general's report on women and smoking, california was the only state in which

i would like to quickly associate myself with my colleague across the aisle from georgia, mr. scott, about this very misguided administration's rule letting by the department of labor on the fiduciary issue. i would encourage you all to speak to the president on this issue, he did not seem interested in my concerns last night at the christmas party. i'm particularly interested in knowing the role the financial stability board has played with regard to decisions about domestic matters made by fsoc. due to the kind of non-transparent nature in which fsoc conducts its business, it can cause one to question i think whether our u.s. regulators are really fighting on behalf of the interests of the united states of america when they are at the international negotiating table or whether we are simply letting international counterparts make important decisions for us. mr. woodall, in your dissent to the sifi designation, you made the point that the international and domestic designation processes are not entirely separate and distinct. specifically, sir, specifically, you noted that an unnam

the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman.anel, i'm concerned about the department of labor's fiduciary rule. let me explain why. i have spent most of my adult life working hard in the area of building in the african-american community. our president is a wonderful person, he is a decent, good man. but as an african-american, i'm not sure that he has been properly advised as to how devastating this department of labor ruling will be on the african-american families in terms of wealth building. i say that as one who, i'm a graduate of wharton school of finance, where i got my m.b.a. i went off, and much of my work has been in investment. i had an investment portfolio in my own business that i started. as a result of that, they put me on the board of directors, executive board of directors of the wharton school. and there, in that position, we pulled together, along with john scully, who was the chairman of our board and chairman of pepsi-cola at the time, an extraordinary program of wealth building. but what we found out is the

mr. scott: thank you for being a. thank you for your service to our country.i respect you and trust you. i heard some frustrations expressed earlier. i guess as kind of a simple thing, just a couple weeks ago, this committee was in a classified briefing. the next day the obama administration came out and announced what they considered a strategy of sending 60 special but they into syria, did not have the opportunity to discuss that with congress because congress was on vacation. that was an absolute lie from the administration. we have been in meetings the day before and they withheld that promise. when it comes to those types of issues, it would be helpful if other people in the administration would be honest with this committee. we take this job very seriously, just as i know you do as well. isil,egard to isis, college,atever we into secretary carter, you made a very clear. we are at war. we are athagel said war. the president disagreed. i think he has come around. it seems like a military lines are conflicting with the goals of the secretary of state who pr

mr. scott: thank you very much. i want to welcome chief dixon from the third district of virginia. the question i wanted is rather than wait for him to get activated if the -- dr. satcher or dr. webster could you talk about the importance of using public health research-based approach. and what we can expect in terms of solutions using this approach. dr. satcher: let me begin. i think we have to remember how far we have come using the public health approach to deal with issues such as smoking and health. whereas i said before we now estimate that we have saved eight million lives in this country because of using the public health approach where we, in fact, worked with the federal government, the state and locals, to define intervention that is we can then test to see if they work. some intervention for smoking and health started at the state level. california, i believe, was the first state to restrict smoking in public places. but now most of the states do. and again when i released the surgeon general's report on women and smoking, california was the only state in which lung can

colleague across the aisle from georgia, mr. scott, about this very misguided administration's rule letting by the department of labor on fiduciary issue. i would encourage you all to speak to the president on this issue, too. he did not seem interested in my concerns last night at the christmas party. i'm particularly interested in knowing the role the international forum known as the financial stability board has played with regard to decisions about domestic matters made by fsoc. due to the kind of nontransparent nature in which fsoc conducts its business, it can cause one to question i think whether our u.s. regulatoregulate ers are really fighting on behalf of the interest of the united states of america when they are at the international negotiating table or whether they are simply letting international counterparts make important decisions for us. mr. woodall, in your dissent to prudential sifi designation, you made the point that the international and domestic designation processes are not entirely separate and distinct. speci

mr. willard scott who graced this program for 35 years, 65 years in total at the "today" show, is finally retiring. i hate to say those words. this coming tuesday, on december 12th, and i shouldn't say -- december 15th, and we are going to miss him and we'll have a whole big sendoff for him, and the try to put his career in perspective. talk about a guy who it it all, real de. >> one of those guys, literally been a part of my life as far back as can i remember. been such a fixture in the american minds for so long. >> pop culture. >> and i've watched him through the tv. to hear someone who knows him talk about him with search reverance. >> beautiful. >> literally my second dad. after my dad passed he became my dad. i'll be with him on tuesday and we've got some great surprises. >> give him a great sendoff. >>> coming up, the singer who wants to marvin gay and get on and golden and my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humir

mr. tony scott, who i'm sure you're familiar with, who's identified this solution has, in fact, had the possibility of changing the entire paradigm. which is, as you know, the core for all security. so what i would do is ask can you publicly thinking about this topic from the broad top-down, bottom-up how introducing a software, the origin, where does it come from, how that might change the entire playing field. thank you. >> i mean, first of all, the only honest answer i can give you is i don't know. but i can tell you that, for example, the scada systems that i was talking about before, the supervisely control and data acquisition systems, most of them are manufactured by one company, siemens. and they exist all over the world. so that, for example, the scada system that was in the nuclear lab at natanz in iran was a siemens system. as one former cyber adviser to the president told me, if you walked into, you know, the headquarters of pacific gas and electric in california and you walked into the same branch of shanghai power, you would find the same siemens scada system. you're probably familiar

mr. scott: thank you very much. i want to welcome chief dixon from the third district of virginia. the question i wanted is rather than wait for him to get activated if the -- dr. satcher or dr. webster couldn't talk about the importance of using public health research-based approach. and what we can expect in terms of solutions using this approach. dr. satcher: let me begin. i think we have to remember how far we have come using the public health approach to deal with issues such as smoking and health. whereas i said before we now estimate that we have saved eight million lives in this country because of using the public health approach where we, in fact, worked with the federal government, the state and locals, to define intervention that is we can then test to see if they work. somebody intervention for smoking and health started at the state level. california, i believe, was the first state to restrict smoking in public places. but now most of the states do. and again when i released the surgeon general's report on women and smoking, california was the only state in which lung

mrs. mcgrew, scott wants a mixer. >> yes, a red one. >> really badly. >>> if you live on the peninsula or work there and smell something unusual, don't worry, it's not dangerous. it's gas release from pg&e. the company released the gas in two locations in san mateo county and the idea is to relieve pressure on pipelines running through the area. the two locations san carlos on old county road and redwood city at the intersection of redwood road and 280. people might have noticed a gas smell or might have heard the sound of the venting around 7:00 this morning. now you know what it was. >>> while the smoke appears to be clearing when it comes to traditional cigarettes, teenagers are still drawn to the relatively new e-cigarette. the annual monitoring the future survey released just this morning shows cigarette use among teenagers is at an all-time low. but their fascination with e-cigarettes remains strong with more than half of the 45,000 teens surveyed saying they tried the device because they were curious. also, 40% of the teenagers say they use e-cigarettes because they taste good. >>>

rebuttal 3 minutes for the appellant. >> john gold man gold man architect i understand what about scott and mr was saying it is not an unreasonable planning space from the planning department has a policy of george all decks and stair it should be written and scott and in the depth 17 years i've been practicing in the city 35 years when i recent or was doing decks i can't prove this but early residential the planning department counted decks and stairs i can't figure out why it is not clarified in the code no reason it can't be clearly written in the planning code it is not clear now so you know the first part of section sacramento was reading we read it to it didn't talk about the - this is where walls are defined for the purposes of section and walls are defined as portions of a building a lane established by mount portion of the building 50 percent the width and two stories high not that many decks requirements but when we meet the requirement their major structures and definitely effect the mid block open space so it not unreasonable between the phases of the adjacent building with the det

the chair recognizes the eman hs gentleman from georgia, mr. scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman.panel, i'm concerned about the department of labor's fiduciarya rule. let me explain why. i have spent most of my adult iy life working hard in the area of building in the african-american community. our president is a wonderful af person, he is a decent, good man. but as an african-american, i'm not sure that he has been properly advised as to how devastating this department of h labor ruling will be on the african-american families in terms of wealth building. i say that as one who, i'm a graduate of wharton school of finance, where i got my m.b.a. i went off, and much of my work has been in investment. i had an investment portfolio in my own business that i started. as a result of that, they put me on the board of directors, executive board of directors of the wharton school. and there, in that position, we pulled together, along with joh, scully, who was the chairman of our board and chairman of pepsi-cola at the time, an who a extraordinary program of wealth building. but what we

mr. reliable for thiowa hawkeyes this season. scott saville has josh we are hanging out in holleywood today home of the movie stars. one of the stars for the hawkwyes this year has matt vandeberg but i wouldn't exactly call him holleywood. coach ferentz said matt vandeberg looked like a stick when he first showed up on campus 3 years ago. he originally committed as a grey shirt out of brandon south dakota. "originally i was supposed to gray-shirt and d en five days before camp they told a scholarship had opened up and i needed to be on campus. it was an exciting opportunity. it was nerve-racking, but at the same e me it was exciting." he make not look like an all-big 10 receiver at 185 pounds but vandeberg does most or his work over the middle where the tough guys roam`"it is a oncentratio n? allou see is the ball, you hear nothingsee nothing?" "that's a pretty good way to put it. the ball's the most important thing on the field and i need to make sure it's mine." "he understands where the spots are. i think c.j. has a lot of confidenc

mr. willard scott. he is irreplace able. we're all wearing red carnations in his honor, as you can see. our crowd is holding red carnations for willard as well, and some smuckers swag, and we are going to check in with willard in a bit. >> after section decades in the business willard will enjoy retirement and we'll take back a look at his remarkable career and lined up a few surprises for him as well. let us get to the weather and for that we've got dylan here. >> the eastern half the country still enjoying some very warm temperatures. we do have some snow but it's all out west. looking for the rockies and up to the northern plains and upper midwest to see some of the snow looking for some snow in denver causing delays at airport. eastern half, enjoy the temperatures in the 60s and 70s once again today. tomorrow the rain inches closer to the northeast. it will set up shop through the gulf coast and scattered showers and even a thunderstorm and >> jeremy: good morning. rain moving away. we hold on to the clouds for much of the day. a few peeks of sunshine, a windy day and mild day. temp

scott drury was one of two state representatives seeking the opinion from madigan. mr. drury joins us from los angeles to discuss. i guess my first question, representative, is now that it's illegal, what happens in the state? >> well, first of all, thanks for having me on. what's going to happen is fan duel and draft kings have brought a lawsuit seeking to enjoin or stop the attorney general from taking any further action related to her letter and that's going to play out in the courts. at the same time, the general assembly in illinois is going to be determining whether or not we should be regulating fan duel and draft kings and daily fantasy sites or whether or not

mr. chen, i'm scott, news 4 i-team. chen pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge three months ago. today a judge sentenced chen to five years in federal prison. exactly the sentence federal prosecutors had recommended. and in making their case, those prosecutors told the judge about the news 4 i-team investigation saying, "the defendant's activities have become the primary focus of an investigative tv journalist's expose of virginia-based contraband cigarette trafficking." paul kerry of the northern virginia cigarette tax board investigates snuggling of cigarettes and suspects at least 100 other people in the commonwealth have been trying similar schemes. >> as long as the taxes are as far apart as they are, we're going to have this problem. lower in virginia, higher elsewhere? >> higher elsewhere. >> reporter: he says investigators recently investigated d.c. tobacco retailers to ensure they weren't illegally selling virginia cigarettes. even used a trained canine to search for hidden closets or compartments in wh

mr. chin. i'm scott. the news 4 i-team. steven chin pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge in federal court this fall and today a judge sentenced chen to five years in federal prison. in making their case the prosecutors cited the news 4 i-team investigation and our hidden camera footage showing steven chen making some of the buys. it said, "the defendant's activities had become the primary focus of an investigative tv journalist's expose of virginia based contra band cigarette trafficking." >> we identified -- >> reporter: doing similar things. >> similar things. >> reporter: in court filings his lawyer says chen was nonviolent and used profits to support his family and prop up his legitimate businesses. coming up at 6:00, why agents looking into this type of smuggling recently brought their investigations into stores in d.c. and to see the original news 4 i-team investigation, including the undercover footage of those big buys inside our local big box stores, go to our nbc washington app and look for "investigations." wend

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