ms. kelly -- >> julianna choi. >> yes. we were balancing this information to gather -- i don't thinkompeting interest. we have a h history in this cit for removing the gains from the civil rights improvement. we instituted a -- those in the trades were very, very informative in this conversation to say, yes, we believe in that. we want a pathway for that, but at the same time, we want to respect the safety of workers, the wages of workers, the condition of workers, and the overall environment in which workers work in. we've really tried to take those two issues, harnessed them together, and tried to build a consensus. what we'll have -- i'm going the hand it over to supervisor peskin along with supervisor fewer. we've led a conversation where we've tried to come to a consensus on some of those important issues. we'll talk about what we have agreed upon and what further work needs to be done. i think we've made some good progress in a very short amount of time. we're going to hear from the different departments today as wel

ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today yet again because congress continues to do nothing as americans die from the scourge of gun violence. it's just over two years from the tragedy at pulse nightclu that claimed 49 lives and changed hundreds of lives forward. one year since mass shootings in baltimore, maryland, and university city, missouri, that claimed two lives and wounded six others. nearly one year since the republican majority whip was shot a few miles from here preparing for the annual congressional baseball game, and i will add this past weekend, nine more murdered in chicago and over 30 shots. mr. speaker, what are we doing? how can we let this continue? we have school shootings almost weekly. people are dying in their homes nd movie theaters and city parks, and yet this house, this republican majority, does nothing. . mr. speaker, hear are the names of some of the americans this house, this republican majority have failed. patricia carney, lieutenant lonel steven dody, al, sala, dr. griffith, clod

ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to celebrate pride month. for generations and across industries lgbtq americans have directly contributed to america's greatness. chicagoland is home to many of these leaders like carol johnson, a une aon and h.i.v. activist. kim hunt, a policy expert. the late vernita gray. business leaders. in the last few years we have made remarkable progress toward equality. on june 26, we will celebrate the fifth anniversary of marriage equality for all americans. yet much work still remains. transamericans are still too trans he victims of -- americans are still subjected to harassment. too many resort to self-harm. and unfortunately we have someone in the white house who refuses to recognize june as national pride month. despite these challenges we stand as united as ever and will keep pushing until real, true and lasting equality isn't just encode in law but is encoded in our hearts. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is re

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. >>> and, kelly rocks the crowd. ms. r plaza for a live summer concert so don't walk away. today friday, jun 8th, 2018. ♪ >> we dpram ohio to see. >> kathy. >> my mother daughter is on kelly today. ♪ >> bring it in. >> kelly clarkson. >> this is -- we came to see kelly clarkson in concert. >> kelly clarkson. >> morning, everybody. welcome back to today. what a great friday morning to have a concert and kelly clarkson lift our hearts and spirit and this crowd is ready for some good music. i. >> i think kelly is a good thing to have this morning. she's just what we need today. >> already plenty of frictions as the u.s. prepares to meet with allies with the g-7 summit in canada. this coming just days after his scheduled face-to-face with north korea's leader kim jong-un. white house correspondent kristen welker is in quebec city where the g-7 summit will take place. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president trump has spent the morning escalating his war of words over tariffs with the very leaders he'll meet w

benchmark managing partner kevin kelly ms. lansky and partners lee carter. >> great to be here. >> you know they need cash ways like we don't need cash, but we'll take it. we will take your money. he just signaled to the market that he needs to raise money. maria: he's got enormous salary but he just got another vote of confidence. he played to a vote for myself are not built for myself. i think i'll keep my job. dagen: speaking of jobs, if you don't like working for elon musk, go somewhere and find a job. my favorite are the last 24 hours as american job opening out number jobless americans for the first time on record in at least 18 years since we started keeping records. 6.7 million job openings at the end of april. it's incredible. there's an upside to that. maria: how about social security tapping into it trust fund for the first time in 36 years. i thought dagen is all over this and will be tomorrow morning. transfer the talk about medicare. the fund will be depleted three years earlier than anticipated. 2026, eight year

it was interesting, you heard kelly say the president's statement he noted ms. johnson expressed remorse for her crime and taken responsibility. that is in sharp contrast to some of the other people whose sense is the president partoned or commuted. scooter libby. joe arpaio. people who have not taken responsibility for their crimes and in fact two of them have claimed they were the victim of political witch-hunts, despite judges saying that's flatly not the case. an appropriate pardon the president gave today, but we ought to be worried if the process for getting a pardon is that someone that can either, a conservative gaffe fly, manages to get booked on fox news or a celebrity who sgegets a meeting with the president. some are appropriate and others likely that are not. >> josh in our great democracy, there are very few powers that the executive that are absolute. this is one of those powers. an absolute power that the president enjoyed. "washington post" on why this particular president enjoys pardoning seems to enjoy pardoning perhapsalities more than predec

kelli ward. good to have you here. ms.ward, starting with you, you're on a border state, live in a border state, obviously immigration very, very big issue here. what's your reaction to all the calls to get rid of i.c.e.? >> i live right here on the border. i see the devastation that illegal immigration has on every aspect of our society from health care to education to public safety to corrections and beyond, and you know, the democrats, it isn't even the extreme leftist democrats, these are mainstream democrats calling for open borders, supporting criminal gang members like ms-13 and calling for the abolition of i.c.e. who do liberals think arrest criminal illegal aliens in our country? it's ridiculous, and i really hope that they continue to go down that path because it is good for commonsense americans across the board. republicans, independents and the conservative democrats who do not want this radical, radicalness within their own party. they're looking for people who are thoughtful leaders on this issue, not extrem

. >> kelly went to ole ms. >> bases-loaded for jeff blake. >> richmond, strike one.have a question from tyler about how hard the pictures are throwing. the ball gets away from murphy. -- scores on around third comes costello, he will score. two runs home on a wild pitch. it is 10 - 3. >> the ball got away from murphy. two big rounds. >> we do have a pinch runner on third. pinch running for kelly. >> it is now 1 - 1 as they look to brick home another run. slaps it into left field for a base hit. a lefty with a base hit in scores another run. that scores the fourth run of the night for the republican. the first rbi and it is 10 - 4. >> especially with cedric laboring a little bit. >> was the backup? >> we have only seen one other picture pitch for the democrats and it was patrick murphy and he's not in tonight. >> and this is the best thing about this game if you're following at home, in the third -- pinch-hit who is now batting again. you can come back in the game. a pop to second was only about. richmond behind two and zero. >> three and zero again, two outs. like so

hearing for the new cia director kelly sadler had said senator mccain's opposition to the appointment didn't matter because he was dying anyway. a white house spokesman said msworked in the executive office of the president, although it's unclear whether she has been given another government post. the british government has approved a plan for a third runway at heathrow airport in london, europe's busiest airport. parliament will vote on the plan, in the next few weeks. there's been almost five decades of debate, on expanding airport capacity, in the uk's south—east. those backing it claim it's vital for economic growth, others say, it will negatively affect residents lives and the environment. president donald trump has traded the traditional ceremony honouring this year's super bowl champions for what he called a "celebration of the american flag". he cancelled the traditional white house invitation because most of the winning philadelphia eagles made it clear they did not want to come to his white house. instead he hosted a concert on the lawn to ‘celebrate america', as he put it. he blamed his snub on nfl players protesting during the national anthem, bu

hearing for the new cia director kelly sadler had said senator mccain's opposition to the appointment didn't matter because he was dying anyway. a white house spokesman said msworked in the executive office of the president, although it's unclear whether she has been given another government post. the miss america beauty pageant has scrapped its swimwear segment and will no longerjudge competitors on physical appearance. 0rganisers have also said that the competition will embrace women of all shapes and sizes. there have been fresh eruptions of the fuego volcano in guatemala, causing a further evacuation of people in the surrounding area. the official number of people killed in sunday's eruption stands at 72. the volcano, which is 25 miles from the country's capital, erupted on sunday, dozens of people are still missing. whole villages were wiped out by fast moving mud and ash when the volcano exploded. thousands have been forced to take shelter in nearby schools and churches. from guatemala, aleem maqbool reports. the volcano may be shrouded in smoke, but it now gives away little of the sudden, catastrophic violence it brought here. with more eruptions fear

ms-13, coming into our country illegally? white house officials also say the president agrees with his own chief oftaff john kelly that this policy serves as a strong deterrent against illegal entry. take a listen to what the deputy white house press secretary said in just the last ten minutes. >> i understand there's a temporary separation here and that's sad. the president stood right out here last week and you heard it. that's a sad situation. but where's the outcry for the permanent separation in this country for american families? when people come to this country illegally and american citizens are forced to bury a loved one because someone came to this country and in a 100% eventable crime could have been stopped? democrats don't come anywhere near that conversation. all they want to do is go down and grand-stand and try to use this for politicaln to try to get re-elected in a few years and it's grotesque. >> so we know this is a trump administration policy. why then is the president refusing to own it outright? i spoke with a handful of political strategists who say, stef, the president might be able to win political fight

are fleeing, as general kelly himself pointed out several years ago, are related directly to the appetite in the united states of america for drug consumption. and gangs like ms-13 were exported from california down into el salvador to help create the type of crisis that exists. we as united states policyholders have to take a look at how we can improve the conditions back down in those countries. >> thank you, congressman jeffries. >>> coming up, president trump is asking for suggestions on who to pardon from jail. and my next guest has some ideas. be right back. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. (vo) imagine a visibly healthin 28 days. purina one. natural ingredients, plus vitamins and minerals in powerful combinations. for radiant coats, sparkling eyes, and vibrant energy. purina one. 28 days. one visibly healthy pet. but behr premium stain y can weather any weather. over

kelly: i thank the gentlelady for your dedication to this issue. it's important to not lose sight of the significance of this work force to my district. and i yield. ms. granger: mr. chairman, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. who seeks recognition? ms. frankel: mr. chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: it's now in order to consider amendment number 2 printed in house report 115-785. the clerk will designate the amendment from the gentlelady from florida. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in house report 115-785 offered by ms. frankel of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 964, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. frankel, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida. ms. frankel: thank you, mr. chair. mr. chair, research shows that when women have a seat at the table, the prospect that peace negotiations will succeed rise significantly. the women, peace and security law enacted last year requires the department of defense to leverage the roles women bring to the table in peace building, conflict resolutions, military operat