ms. eshoo: i believe we have someone that has arrived. i would be happy to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from new york, an important member of the committee, ms. clarke. the chair: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized for two minutes. ms. clarning k4r08 -- i thank our ranking minority member, ms. eshoo, and chairman. mr. speaker, i rise today to rate h.r. 2666, no regulation of broadband internet access act, that will prohibit the f.c.c. from regulating rates from broadband internet access. i agree with the premise behind the bill. the commission should not be setting rates for broadband access. in fact, we have heard from f.c.c. chairman wheeler, he has stated several times, that he does not intend to set rates. like millions of americans who made their voices heard last year, i support a free and open internet. i do not believe the f.c.c. needs to get into the business of regulating consumer broadband rates. h.r. 2666, however, is overbroad and far-reaching. the unintended consequences of the bill before us would undermine

ms. eshoo: i believe we have someone that has arrived. i would be happy to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from new york, an important member of the committee, ms. clarke. the chair: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized for two minutes. ms. clarning k4r08 -- i thank our ranking minority member, ms. eshoo, and chairman. mr. speaker, i rise today to rate h.r. 2666, no regulation of broadband internet access act, that will prohibit the f.c.c. from regulating rates from broadband internet access. i agree with the premise behind the bill. the commission should not be setting rates for broadband access. in fact, we have heard from f.c.c. chairman wheeler, he has stated several times, that he does not intend to set rates. like millions of americans who made their voices heard last year, i support a free and open internet. i do not believe the f.c.c. needs to get into the business of regulating consumer broadband rates. h.r. 2666, however, is overbroad and far-reaching. the unintended consequences of the bill before us would undermine

think we have one last question for the first panel, and that's from gentle lady from california, ms. eshoo. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, for extending legislative courtesy to me to be here to join in on this hearing, because i'm not a member of the subcommittee, but the rules of the committee allow us to, and i appreciate your courtesy. i first want to go to captain cohen. i think i heard you say that apple had disclosed its source code to the chinese government. i believe that you said that. that's a huge allegation for the nypd to base on some news stories. can you confirm this? >> yes, ma'am, i'm with the indiana state police, by the way -- >> i'm sorry. >> not nypd. what i said in my prepared testimony, i had found several news stories, but i was unable to find anything to either confirm or deny that -- >> did you say that? i didn't hear all of your presentation around that allegation, but i think it's very important for the record that we set this straight, because that takes my breath away. that's a huge allegation. so, thank you. to ms. hess, the san bernardino case is real

i was advised i was to go to the other side, like a ping pong game, ms. eshoo, your five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all to mr. yoran. i love your suit and tie. [laughter] it brings a little of the flavor of my district into this big old hearing room, and warm welcome to your mother. i don't know where she is but it's great to have your mother here. great, wonderful. i know that associate professor blaise talked about the crisis of the vulnerability in our country relative to how our system, how foldable our systems or. i would just like to add for the record that up to 90% of the breaches in our system in our country are due to two major factors. one is systems that are less than hygiene, unhygienic systems. number two, very poor security management. i think the congress should come up with a least a floor relative to standards. and, so that we can move the word crisis away from this but we really can do something about that. i know it costs money to keep systems up, and there are some that don't invest in it. but that can be addressed. the w

. >> i would ask unanimous consent, ms. eshoo has a letter we would like to have put on the record. >> i also ask unanimous consent the contents of the document binder be introduced to the record. without objection, they will be entered to the record with any redactions stamped. i want to thank all the witnesses and members that participated in today's hearing. i remind members, they have ten business days to submit questions to the record. thank you so much. we look forward to hearing from you more and we'll get you together. >> thank you. >> meeting adjourned. >>> our live coverage of the presidential race continues tonight. for the new york state primary. join us at 9:00 eastern for election results, candidate speichers and viewer reaction. taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> yesterday, the supreme court heard a case about the president's plan to halt deportations for some undocumented immigrants with children who are in the country legally. the supreme court releases audio of

. >> i would ask unanimous consent, ms. eshoo has a letter we would like to have put on the record. mr. chairman: i also ask unanimous consent the contents of the document binder be introduced to the record. without objection, they will be entered to the record with any redactions stamped. i want to thank all the witnesses and members that participated in today's hearing. i remind members, they have ten business days to submit questions to the record. i asked that the witnesses agreed to respond promptly to the questions. thank you so much. we look forward to hearing from you more and we'll get you together. >> thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [no audio] >> c-span's road the white house coverage continues today with holding aders campaign rally with supporters in wilmington, delaware. with that states had to hold its presidential primary on tuesday. event live at four clock p.m. eastern on c-span. >> we take a loo

. >> i would ask unanimous consent, ms. eshoo has a letter we would like to have put on the record. >> i also ask unanimous consent the contents of the document binder be introduced to the record. without objection, they will be entered to the record with any redactions stamped. i want to thank all the witnesses and members that participated in today's hearing. i remind members, they have ten business days to submit questions to the record. thank you so much. we look forward to hearing from you more and we'll get you together. >> thank you. >> meeting adjourned. >>> later today on c-span 3, a senate rules committee confirmation hearing. on the nomination of karla hayden to be the librarian of congress. that's live starting at 2:15 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. and tomorrow the senate finance committee holds an oversight hearing with the head of customs and border protection. that's live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >>> we proudly give 72 delegate votes to the next president of the united states -- >>> the supreme court on m