ms. johnson how about you? ms. johnson: operation streamline is not department of homeland security operation. don't have confidence to stick to that. -- speak to that. >> does the department of homeland to carry shrug off information requests of individual numbers of congress performing oversight duties? we johnson: no caucus meant, do not shrug off requests that we received. documentsproduce the that have been requested. >> doesn't make a difference if there's more than one? maybe 30 or 40 members writing a letter? as i can more attention? -- does that get more attention? ms. johnson: we do have to prioritize when you're subject to 92 to committees and subcommittees. have to prioritize. requests, we task them out to the appropriate components to search for the documents. >> as a doctor, it seems to me a problem has been misdiagnosed. if you can't keep up with congress, i understand that congress is a third-party. if you can't keep up with a document requests a view should reevaluate your conduct. quit abusing the

ms. johnson how about you? ms. johnson: operation streamline is not department of homeland security operation. don't have confidence to stick to that. - speak to that. >> does the department of homeland to carry shrug off information requests of individual numbers of congress performing oversight duties? ms. johnson: no caucus meant, we do not shrug off requests hat we received. we try to produce the documents that have been requested. >> doesn't make a difference if there's more than one? maybe 30 or 40 members writing a letter? as i can more attention? -- does that get more attention? ms. johnson: we do have to prioritize when you're subject to 92 to committees and subcommittees. ou have to prioritize. we prioritize requests, we task them out to the appropriate components to search for the documents. >> as a doctor, it seems to me a problem has been misdiagnosed. if you can't keep up with congress, i understand that congress is a third-party. if you can't keep up with a document requests a view should reevaluate y

ms. johnson. what do you think it is?y time i go to a rally guy and see audience and talk to as many people as i can. i have to say it's almost like they are reading from a script. the comments are nearly identical. they say they like that he is not a politician. they like that he is not politically correct. even if they disagree with some of the things that he says or disagree with the way in which he says them, they like that he is shaking things up and isn't afraid to call people out and go there. >> they are deciding on emotion. do you see it that way mr. bevin. >> absoseuáey >> republican voters are -- they certainly are mad at president obama and democrats, but they are almost equally as mad as republicans. that's what trump is really standing for. he is as you said in your talking points, bill, is someone who has incredibly says he is going to go in and blow the place up. that's what republican voter have been looking for and a lot of the disaffected voters out there. >> do you both feel we get word from the clinto

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ms. johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. yes, when we produce, we'll tell what you we're producing against. so the production last night -- >> we just want to know if it's completed. when it's complete, tell us it's complete. >> we will say these are documents responsive to february 18th, request number 4. these are all the documents we found. >> our one outstanding request remains open. >> but will you tell us in the future when you have completed the request, will you tell us if it's still outstanding. >> yes. as i said, it is still outstanding. >> yes, we will. i think as we discussed with your staff, we can indicate when it's closed. we'll always be able to find something else, as you and mr. turner raised earlier. but yes, we believe we will let you know when things are closed. >> because often these letters come with two, three, or five requests. we just need to know which are closed within the body of the letter. >> thank you, mr. chairman. assistant ag kadzik and secretary johnson, august 2014 i wrote to the attorney

ms. johnson, i'm going to finish with you.you said simple requests or things you can get done very quickly. we talked about visa overstays. there is an internal document that dhs has that has the number of visa overstay potentials, that that document could be produced within 24 hours. are you willing to produce that document to this committee? >> congressman, the secretary is keenly aware of this committee's and other committees' desire for the visa overstay report. and i know that he has put specific attention to getting a report completed. >> i don't want a report. i want those documents. they're just, you know, a few pages. so can you produce those documents, give to this committee in short order within a week, or is there a national security concern that you would have to be concerned about? >> congressman, i honestly don't know what documents they are. i don't think -- >> we've had sworn testimony where both people have acknowledged that there are internal documents that has the number of visa overstays on it. it's an int

ms. johnson did other any other members of the public would provide the public at this time seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues were almost was the end of our meeting but before we move on with rather city business, i want to bring up my legislative aide, valley brown, who i know does not like to get this kind of attention, which is exactly why i'm doing it. valley, this is the last board meeting for valerie. as many of you know, battery as are probably the longest serving aids besides i guess francis bohrer-yes, well, you're close come a valerie. you are close. she started here working at city hall for district 5 supervisor supervisor ross-back in 2007 and i got to know her because i was the director of the african-american culture complex. what i've always appreciated about her is not only does she tell it like it is, but she fights really really hard for the community am a and so when i was first elected there was one person in mind to bring aboard to help me what i first became supervisor and that was about. she accepted and we in fighting ever since. right? what i appr

ms. watson. johnson's daughter, who spoke with nbc 6 off camera, said her mom is an innocent victim. the shooter nowhere to be found. >> they have this thing about being snitches and all that, but some stuff it needs to be told. >> reporter: family and anyone who knows who shot the men to speak up. >> it needs to stop. >> reporter: police really struggli for tips and leads in this case. the vehicle is dark colored, so they really need the public's help. reporting live tonight from jmh, nbc 6. >>> nbc 6 in the courtroom today as the man accused of slashing a miami police officer in the face appeared before a judge. >> it happened just last week. >> reporter: the chief of the miami police department in court today making sure the man accused of stabbing an officer gets appropriate bond. >> i'm going to set his bond at $200,000, plus house arrest, plus gps. >> we were here to increase the bond and the judge agreed with us and the bond has beenn increased. and so we're satisfied at this point. jose lopez last week after he allegedly stabbed a miami police officer inside the magic city ca

ms. johnson? >> yes, congressman cummings. it's the exact same thing. the most successful thing we do with the secret service requests was coming back to the committee, asking you to prioritize the 18 categories. you identified four. we immediately started to search and to produce on those four. so you see the constant dialogue between our offices and your staffs is extremely important. a collaborative spirit is important. and whatever we can do to try to narrow and focus the request allows us to do the searches and to produce documents much faster. >> i would echo the comments of my colleagues, that the narrowing and the limiting and the prioritizing really do help us in our productions. >> as i said in my opening statement, mr. cummings, and in response to your previous question, i believe that we've had a cooperative and not an adversarial relationship with the committee. we look forward to continuing that dialogue with both you and the chairman and the staff. and that will make us more effective and more efficient. >> thank you. >> thank you. i now

ms. johnson: thank you very much. here we are dedicating more time to consider legislation that would block our ability to protect important waterways and wetlands from pollution. mr. speaker -- mr. chairman, this resolution amounts to nothing more than a misguided direction. no one things that any american should be subjected to questionable quality of water, and for this reason i would urge my colleagues to vote no on this resolution and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. gibbs: mr. speaker, you know, i'm hearing a lot of comments made about the comment period. i just want to reiterate of the substantial comments made, 70% of them opposed the rule, and i think what's even more important that needs to be made clear leer, the government accountability office, the g.a.o., did an investigation and they said the e.p.a. broke the law because they used covert propaganda through social media to skew the comments an

ms. johnson, we need to have that information on the visa overstays. we really do.ss anybody. i've that it is embarrassing. we have received repeated assurances that it is ok. that is a pattern. everything is signed. secret service is fine. we found out it is not fine. the visa waiver program, we are told we have a robust system. then we find out there are dozens and dozens of people on the terrorist watch list that are actually working in secure areas of our airports. and have invented and cleared by dh -- have been vetted and cleared by tsa. we are after the truth here, most of the time. but i do want to highlight that aspect of this. that we have to be fairer in conducting oversight, as well. i yield back. >> now recognize the did when ohio, mr. turner. >> thank you. andrve on the intelligence oversight committees. i have been following the role of technology in the role of the breach. the chairman has undertaken leadership of this committee to review this issue. and in joining the chairman's lead o, we wrote requesting documents pertaining to the breach and the

ms. johnson did other any other members of the public would provide the public at this time seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues were almost was the end of our meeting but before we move on with rather city business i want to bring up my legislative aide valley brown, who i know does not like to get this kind of attention, which is exactly why i'm doing it. valley, this is the last board meeting for valerie. as many of you know, battery as are probably the longest serving aids besides i guess francis bohrer-yes well, you're close come a valerie. you are close. she started here working at city hall for district 5 supervisor supervisor ross-back in 2007 and i got to know her because i was the director of the african-american culture complex. what i've always appreciated about her is not only does she tell it like it is, but she fights really really hard for the community am a and so when i was first elected there was one person in mind to bring aboard to help me what i first became supervisor and that was about. she accepted and we in fighting ever since. right? what i appreci

ms. johnson did other any other members of the public would provide the public at this time seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues were almost was the end of our meeting but before we move on with rather city business, i want to bring up my legislative aide, valley brown, who i know does not like to get this kind of attention, which is exactly why i'm doing it. valley, this is the last board meeting for valerie. as many of you know, battery as are probably the longest serving aids besides i guess francis bohrer-yes, well, you're close come a valerie. you are close. she started here working at city hall for district 5 supervisor supervisor ross-back in 2007 and i got to know her because i was the director of the african-american culture complex. what i've always appreciated about her is not only does she tell it like it is, but she fights really really hard for the community am a and so when i was first elected there was one person in mind to bring aboard to help me what i first became supervisor and that was about. she accepted and we in fighting ever since. right? what i appr

ms. eddie bernice johnson of texas for today and the balance of the week, mr. payne of new jersey for today, and mr. rush of illinois for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, think requests are granted. >> thank you mr. speaker -- the chair: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentlelady from new hampshire, ms. kuster, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. ms. cufter: thank you. i rise as part of the task force to combat the heroin epidemic, to call on my colleagues to refocus our efforts on bringing an end to the opioik epidemic that threatens communs across new hampshire and the country. the opioid epidemic has grown to historic proportions. our medical providers are struggling to keep up with the flow of overdoses entering our clinics and to secure treatment for those who need it. our law enforcement and first respoppeders have take on the burden of responding to more an more potentially dangerous situations when a call for help comes in, and these calls are becoming more and more frequent

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ms. henderson: it was the day of the johnson landslide. if any of you are historians and math leads, you now know how old i am. the very first caucus i ever covered, i was four days old. my parents brought me home from the hospital. i did not have a name. my dad made ballots. my family sat at the dining room table, and they had a caucus to determine my name. henderson -- ay i'm ok. they did not have a statewide caucus vote. it happens to be that in my hometown, lenox, iowa, there was caucus on main street -- typical of the kind of venues in which these caucuses are held -- i was, at the time, and elementary school student. the thing that sticks in my mind is i'm fairly sure that they collected the straw poll ballots in the methodist church collection plate. my dad is what political scientists call an opinion leader in my hometown. as a child, it did not occur to me as unusual that there would be a person who would introduce political candidates in your hometown and county. i think i have a greater appreciation than most about the value tha

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johnson of georgia, amendment 6 of mr. cummings, amendment number 8 mr. ms. delbene of washington, amendment number 9 by mr. cicilline of rhode island and amendment number 10 by mr. pocan of wisconsin. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 4 printed in part b of house report 114-388 by the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, 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 4 printed in part b of house report 114-388 offered by mr. johnson of georgia. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. pourt -- those in support of a request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of

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ms. waters of california. amendment number 8 by mr. johnson of georgia. amendment number 9 by ms. jackson lee of texas. amendment number 10 by mr. nadler of new york. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on the amendment number one printed in house report 114-389, 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 1, printed in house report number 114-389, 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 don't you counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed

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to the upkeep of james weldon johnson square park before i i'm going to turn it over to perry with perry addition i'd like to thank planning department staff mary woods and ms. lynch that have's about absolutely great through the whole process here's steve perry. >> good evening turn on the scre screen. >> good evening my name is steve perry with perry architect here to present the design the site is a vacant lot at the intersection of golf and eddy across the street from james weldon johnson square park 8 stories with 95 units 10 thousand square feet sanctuary on the ground floor and lower floor on golf street a new floor for st. paul's luther republican church a 6 space parking garage with starkers for bicyclists as quay step back we look at the design of the skyline and as it is designed as builds towards van ness this is the main corridor of city we looked at the lot and use pattern a mix of praurmentd large blocks we have institutional and commercial use on improved predominantly residential use on id e eddy one of the significant patterns is strong street walls facing the park and a beginning grocery making it a defined space views and lights as we fo

ms. norton: thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield myself such time as i may consume. first, i need to thank senate homeland security and government affairs committee chairman, ron johnson, and ranking member tom carper, for sponsoring the district of columbia courts, public defender service, and court services and offender supervision agency act. and for all their hard work in getting it passed in the senate. thanks, also, are due to my good friend, the chairman of the oversight committee, jason chaffetz, and its ranking member, elijah cummings, for bringing this bill to the floor and working so closely with us in the district of columbia. this bill may seem small, but its technical changes will improve the operations and effectiveness of three district of columbia criminal justice agencies that are under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and they're under that jurisdiction because of the revitalization act, which took over the funding of certain district of columbia agencies because they are state agencies, to improve the financial condition of the district of columbia which was the only city that carried state functions. this bill gives these agencies some