ms. foxx: madam speaker, ms. foxx: madam speaker, parliamentary inquire require, i believe we have the right to close? the speaker pro tempore: that is correct, the gentlewoman from north carolina hayes the right to close. ms. foxx: i will reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from -- ms. moore: madam speaker, can you tell me how much time i have? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wisconsin has 2 1/2 minutes remaining. ms. moore: thank you, madam speaker. i would yield one minute to my colleague, miss spehr, from -- speier, from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. ms. speier: i find it humorous to think that the argument on the other side of the aisle is that this is dilatory when in fact the entire bill is dilatory when you look at what is really facing this country right now. this bill makes it very clear that any hospital that does not want to provide emergency room services to a woman who is miscarrying and needs an

ms. jenkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jenkin: thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding and for your leadership on this issue. many americans believe congress can't agree on anything. if there's one thing washgton can agrea on, it's that we're in a jobs crisis and we should be doing everything in our power to create an environment that encourages the private sector to thrive and create jobs. if we are looking to make a dramatic and immediate impact on our job market, we need to look no further than he south korean trade agreement. ratifying this deal will secure at least 70,000 american jobs as we increase our exports by more than $10 billion, adding $12 billion to our g.d.p. this agreement also means job for kansans, our agriculture sector is looking at a multibillion dollar expansion and our processed foods, chemical and transportation industries that do well over $150 million of business with south korea each year are primed to expand further under this d

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ms. there is a lot of low risk and a moderate risk systems that can be moved into the cloud. an organization that is involved in cyber security or information in federal government planning, they may decide to keep it in house or use it in a cloud in the u.s.. an organization that is supporting workers all over the globe may want to use a cloud that is all over the globe recognizing that are making a choice and the the risk they are documenting. i don't see any reason why an agency cio can't make that decision. >> he has been our guest on the communicator's along with our guest reporter jennifer atrtinez. >> thank you. >> next, the supreme court hears a separation of church and state case that could decide when an employee could sue for discrimination. it pits a lutheran church and school against a former preacher and minister. the school refused to take her back once she threatened to sue after the americans for disabilities act. they no longer seriously argue that cheryl perich was not

i'm going to ask ms.vin to, in 10 minutes or so, stick to two important dates, mentioned by awele. the march to date and the may 11 date in court -- the march 2 date and may 11 date. i know there is a lot to say, but if you could fill us in on that and then move on. >> first, i would like to say, good evening, everyone. i will try to take you back to march 2, but first, i have to begin with when i first understood that the races were separated. i was born in alabama, but i moved to live with my biological aunt and uncle. remember, in the rural area, there are no signs saying " white" and "colored" because it is too difficult, but how i learned about it is in the general store. they sell everything. everything you want to find in

i'm going to ask ms.vin to, in 10 minutes or so, stick to two important dates, mentioned by awele.

i'm going to ask ms. colvin to, in 10 minutes or so, stick to two important dates, mentioned by awele. the march to date and the may 11 date in court -- the march 2 date and may 11 date. i know there is a lot to say, but if you could fill us in on that and then move on. >> first, i would like to say, good evening, everyone. i will try to take you back to march 2, but first, i have to begin with when i first understood that the races were separated. i was born in alabama, but i moved to live with my biological aunt and uncle. remember, in the rural area, there are no signs saying " white" and "colored" because it is too difficult, but how i learned about it is in the general store. they sell everything. everything you want to find in the post office, the bus station -- everything has been in the general store. one day, i was standing in line. it was a summer day, and some white kids came in. funny thing about it -- you know their parents' names, but you do not know the children's names because you are not

ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. mavepls, i want to remind my colleagues across the aisle that they are entitled to form their own opinions, but they're not entitled to form their own facts. which are in opposition to what is true. our colleagues across the aisle know that the hyde amendment applies only to discretionary spending, has to be introduced every year into the appropriations bill, and has never aplide to mandatory spending. the affordable care act is mandatory spending. and if the protection for life were in the affordable care act, then why did president obama issue his executived offer -- executive order saying he was clarifying the issue -- i will not yield. i think it's very important that we get the facts out here again, several of my colleagues have pointed those out, the gentlewoman has time on her side, an she is able to go ahead and make her points. i now would like to yield three minutes to my colleague from mississippi, mr. nunlly. the speaker pro tempore: the gen

. >> ms. zhang. ms. tom. miss wynns, ms. norton, ms. murase, mr. yee, ms. mendoza. >> yes except on items k 1, 12 and 19. >> item p, we have one item. >> on page 113, k-22. the reason i pulled this actually, i have already spoken to the folks submitting it but the reason i pulled this was because i wanted to just discuss, not discuss but highlight, i think, the need for our parent engagement department to actually review and at least review the curriculum that is being presented to our students, our parents to make sure it is aligned with our overall parent engagement plan and aligned to the goals of our strategic plan. i would hope we would have evaluations for training such as this that we would hold our own selves accountable to which is really the impact and are we moving our parents from a dependency model to an empowerment model. also hopefully once we have the capacity ourselves as a district to do these type of workshops ourselves we will have our folks doing it also. to make sure that everything is aligned to our strategic plan and also to our over

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ms. >> the only constructive thing that will happen between now and 2012 is the super committee deal. do you agree with that? >> i would hope that is not the case. i think our country has big challenges. i think the american people expect us to work together to find common ground. i am hopeful we will be able to do that. >> to you see the result for the super committee? how you define that? >> it is outlined in the legislation that set it up. $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction. >> by spent time on the bill if it will not go anywhere in the senate? >> we have done for five solid job creation bills this week. this bill was part of our pledge for a america. we are keeping our word to the american people. >> what is your preference on how you will move forward on the appropriations bill? are you going to break down into smaller and medium? >> i have been reluctant to even consider the idea on the appropriation bill. a lot of conversations going on. we are trying to come to an agreement on the

ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: the gentlelady from texas is recognized for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much, mr. chairman. as i listened today i listened to some enormously bipartisan commentary about jobs. as mr. waxman knows, our ranking member, we have been working on creating jobs for a very long time. democrats are hoping for a vote in the other body on the president's american jobs act. in the last congress, although we documented three million jobs, i can assure you that our stimulus package created unless of -- millions of jobs unrecorded because it was emergency funding that did not require that funding -- that recording. my amendment speaks to clarity, and it is not conflicting with jobs. for those of you who are listening to this debate, it's about the industrial boiler industry. they do have jobs. and i frankly believe that the regulation that they have lived with do not impair their ability to promote jobs. what most people don't know is there is an in

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ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank him for his great leadership on protecting american workers while promoting the global economy which we are proudly a part of. mr. speaker, i rise today as we consider the colombia free trade agreement to make the following statement. much has been said about this agreement creating 6,000 jobs in the united states. 6,000 jobs. now, we want to fight for every single job for the american people, but it is ironic or strange to hear a big fuss about we have to do this because it's going to create 6,000 jobs when this, the leadership of this body is totally ignoring the fact that we are losing one million jobs, one million jobs because of the china currency bill. when it was discussed that these bills would be brought to the floor, many of us said we shouldn't even be considering these bills. 6,000 for colo

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cu ---en centroamric a, el narcotrfico ha dejado ms muertos que las guerras civiles..esidentes de costa rica y de colombia, quienes expusieron que el golpe del crimen organizado en la ltima dcada, ha dejado un saldo de 125 mil muertos. ---los mandatarios alegan que la debilidad de las instituciones en centroamric a y la falta de presupuesto no les ha permitido hacer frente al problema, y necesitan ayuda internacional para frenar la violencia. take vo ---mientras que en argentina, la presidenta cristina fernandez de kirchner, sali victoriosa en las elecciones presidenciales por segunda vez. ---kirchner, fue re-elegida con ms de 53 por ciento de los votos, muy por delante de sus contrincantes y se convirti en la candidata mas votada desde el retorno de la democracia a argentina en 1983. ---el gobierno de kirchner, tambin obtuvo suficientes votos para tener mayora en el congreso, con 135 de 257 plazas.. 6 ms que las necesarias para efectuar una votacion y de ese modo dictar la agenda en el hemiciclo. cu ---en mexico, el partido de la revolucion democratica, esta enfrascad

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. >> thank you, ms. santos for your fine work. ms. fewer: when i went to visit francisco middle school a year ago, they didn't have materials in chinese for newcomers in sixth grade science or any science books. have we corrected that and have we made the science core curriculum available to them? because teachers were telling me there they were doing a synopsis or summary in order for their students, because as you know, it's our middle school newcomer site. i heard in a curriculum committee meeting when i was chair there that there were no textbooks translated or the curriculum was not translated into chinese. i wanted to know if that was part of the scope of work or perhaps it isn't? no, it isn't? >> it isn't but we can get back to you with that information. i don't know but i will find it out. ms. fewer: there was another issue, some of our u.s. history books being written by people in hong kong and not available -- i guess -- it might be more accurate history system of would you mind checking in on that, too, for our chinese engl

ms. mikulski: mr. president, i would like to commend the senator from new jersey for this amendment. i think it's common sense and i think it accomplishes so many objectives. number one, it helps people with real problems be able to get back on their feet, maintain homeownership and get our economy going and put people to work. i know that the gentleman from new jersey and others here support an infrastructure. we want to build roads and bridges. i'd like to take broadband to every part of america. we also need to look at home building. mine has come to a screeching halt, even in a robust community -- a robust state like maryland. and everybody i talk to in the maryland business community that says unless you crack the housing situation, you can't crack the economic situation. by having access to the american dream, which is now becoming an american nightmare, this american dream created jobs, whether the people who built them, the real estate developers who developed them, the people like senator isak

ms. for instance, they single out somehow this was forcing the creation of wildlife corridors, turtle tunnels. passages that don't just rely -- comply with our environmental responsibilities, these aren't something to trivialize. more americans die in collisions with moose, with deer, or for that matter swerving to avoid a turtle in the roadway than die in our airplanes and buses in a given year. . these are not trivial issues. these are issues to give choices to be able to deal with meaningful transportation problems. right now as i speak there are millions of americans stuck in traffic, burning fuel, wasting time, raising their blood pressure. the investment in complete transportation systems which include bike and pedestrian activities, means there are hundreds of thousands of cars who aren't in front of these people on the roadway because they're able to walk or bike to work. they're not fighting these commuters for a parking space. these programs are about safety. in the communities

. >> ms. fewer? ms. maufas, dr. marawsy, ms. wynns, ms.men doza, ms. thomas, thank you. >> if you'd like, please join me for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] thank you. item a is the approval of the board minutes of the regular meeting on september 13. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> any corrections? >> i have one. allison collins name is spelled with one l. >> with those changes, roll call, please. [roll call vote was taken] president mendoza: item b is the presentation to the board from the superintendent. superintendent garcia? superintendent garcia: thank you. it's been a little warm here since the air conditioner hasn't worked all day. if everybody seems shiny, it's probably due to that. anyway, i wanted to point out that -- and it's hot before the meeting, so, anyway. i want the public to know that this -- on september 18, which was a gorgeous, beautiful day, kind of like today, we had a board retreat with the executive team and it was really to sit around and talk about what our priorities would be for this year as

ms. jenkins: i ms. jenkins: thank you and i appreciate my fellow republican women stepping up to have an honest, fact-based discussion about one of our nation's most valued resources, our senior citizens. as i travel through kansas each week, i hear from folks who have had to tighten their belts over the last few years and the overwhelming message i hear is that kansans want their government to do the same. and seniors are no different. while special interest groups, many in the media and several of our colleagues across the aisle like to paint our nation's seniors as weak, terrified of budget cuts and beholden to the federal government for financial security, seniors in kansas know better. these are strong men and women who have seen our nation through a world war, cultural upheaval and cyclical financial turmoil. they have always stayed true to the ideals and principles -- principles that make this country great. they have always been willing to make the necessary sacrifices to better their lives and

ms. jackson lee: i ask for the yeas and nays. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from texas will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 8 printed until the congressional record offered by mr. quigley of illinois. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. my amendment would enforce the final regulations preempted by the bill at hand. if these are to find to cause cancer. the administrator should not delay actions to reduce emissions from any cement kiln. if such emissions are increasing the occurrence of cancer. we stand here today having an argument that's predicated on the notion when it comes to matters of job creation and environmental stewardship and protection of public health, you can only have one and not

ms. i would move to table the mccain amendment -- i'm sorry, i would move to table the mccain amendment -- the presiding officer: that motion is not in order while time remains. mrs. boxer: all right. the senator from arizona has one minute. mr. mccain: i've made the argument that these projects are unnecessary. we have tens of thousands of bridges that are deficient. we need to spend the money where it should be, and i hope that my colleagues will understand that these things might have been appropriate some time ago, but in this day and age, with our crumbling infrastructure, we need to put the money in the right place. with that, i yield the balance of my time. mrs. boxer: i move to table the mccage amendment number 739 and i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators wishing to vote or change his or her vote? there being none, there are 59 ayes, 39 nay

those are the words that come to my mind when i think of ms. bishop. she began working in the san francisco unified school district, and i know that supervisors campos and kim and a number of other colleagues know karen well, but ms. bishop was a library technical assistant when she began in the school district in 1968, and she was a co-founder of the technical association in the district and served as its president for several years. she became the vice president of the san francisco unified school district chapter of local 791 local 400 merged with local 390 in 1982, and that was quite a while ago, karen. she has also been the chair of a civil rights committee and a number of other positions, too. she was on the working committee that gave workers pay equity and served on the local city-wide negotiations in 1988 and continuously through 2006. she also became president of the s&p nine you local in 1992 -- of the seiu local in 1992, and they went through the merger and transition in 2007. that has been four years now. karen was awarded an award and off

varios ms han muerto en otros asaltos sonados..onoce que ha habido un incremento de robos en la fruitvale.. s.o.t. johnna watson/portavoz, policía de oakland 1:28:00 i can understand the concern of the merchants, but at the same time we want to make sure everyone is safe.. la portavoz de la polica dijo que entienden las razones de los comerciantes para armarse pero que quieren la seguridad de todos.. s.o.t. torta loca 1:24:00 y la policía? bien gracias.. cu ---el sospechoso de haber asesinado a jeff pettigrew, lider de la pandilla de motociclistas "hells angels" de san jos, fue detenido casi por accidente en la ciudad de san francisco ayer por la noche. take vo ---ernesto manuel gonzalez, presunto miembro de la pandilla rival de motociclistas latinos "los vagos", fue aprehendido frente al plantel de la universidad de california en san francisco, por un policia del campus universitario. ---pettigrew, muri el viernes pasado, durante una balacera entre ambas pandillas en un casino de la ciudad de sparks, nevada. cu ---en san francisco

brown brown -- ms. brown: yes, sir. i used to like this program, sergeant joe friday, and he would say the facts, madam chairman, just the facts. and i have a few facts about the european union emissions trade scheme or scam or however you want to call it. the u.s. airline would be required to pay for a carbon alliance for all segments of flights between the united states and europe. for example, a flight from los angeles to a european city, airlines would be liable for emissions over the u.s., canada and international waters. two, fees for carbon alliance under the system would be paid directly to e.u.'s member states without obligations to be used for aviation emission impact. the e.u. tax rye slates u.s. sovereignty -- tax violates u.s. sovereignty by imposing liability on u.s. airlines for operating in the u.s. national air space system, additional the president obama's administration testified before the house committee on transportation and infrastructure that the e.u.'s tax is inconsistent with international avia

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and of course, ms. jackson. i do not see libya -- there we are.ou for your fantastic efforts. we have not forgotten that we still need to have a library presents during this new building construction. so we have the ymca to thank, a couple of blocks, to offer services. so i want to thank the folks there. [applause] please forgive me if i forget any particular agencies, but the bayview hunters point project area committee -- let's give them a round of applause. they deserved it. [applause] we also have ron sanders. i do not think he is here -- there you go. this will represent the history and the culture of the bayview. thank you very much for your efforts on that front, ron. we have some elected officials here today. i appreciate all of you being here today. we are going to start with mayor lee. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. good morning everyone. it is my personal pleasure to be here in the bayview. as i watched these kids danced this morning, i know all of you felt as i did, this is for them. they inherit the earth, this c

ms. collins: thank you, udall of colorado. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. c ms. collins: and, mr. president, i want to thank the senator from business which wisconsin and the senator from colorado and the two senators for their help. i ask that senator kohl be added as a cosponsor of this amendment. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sanders: i ask unanimous consent to set aside the pending amendments and call up my amendment number 816. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from vermont, mr. sanders, proposes an amendment numbered 816 to amendment number 738. on page 87 -- mr. sanders: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the amendment be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from louisiana. ms. landrieu: mr. president, pursuant to the previous order, i now ask consent to set aside the pending amendment so i may call up amendment 781. the presiding officer: without objection, the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from louisiana, ms. landrieu, proposes an amend

ms. edwards, has been postponed. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on those amendments printed in the congressional record which further proceedings were postponed in the following order. amendment number 23 by mr. cohen of tennessee. amendment number 5 by mr. keating of massachusetts. amendment number 3 by ms. edwards of maryland. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in the series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 23 printed in the congressional record offered by the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 23, printed in the congressional record, offered by mr. cohen of tennessee. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted.

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