ms. leegroup of journalists who advocate for access to the white house and increased access to the president. we also do scholarships for young people to try to build up the next generation of journalists. our main focus is on expanding access to the president. >> who are the members? carol lee: any organization that covers the white house is able to be a member, to very small news organizations or foreign news organizations. there's a large number of foreign outlets. s, tv --r am a >> do newspapers, television, photographers, do they all have the same -- -- the same needs? ms. lee: no, they do not. they are always managing the different needs of different outlets. the thing that binds them together is everybody just wants more and more frequent access to the president. it is important to be able to see him doing his job, to be able to understand the decisions he is making on the various policies, so we have that overarching goal. a print reporter does not necessarily have the goals as a phot

ms. lee: thank you very much. first of all, let me thank you so much for your tremendous leadership in the future forum. i want to thank you also for, you know, really stepping up since you have been here in congress, not only in showing dedication and phenomenal representation for your constituents, but also you've shown such a tremendous ability to organize your peers and to really focus on the issues that really give our young people, millennials, a hope that they can actually achieve the american dream. so thank you very much. i'm really proud to share a region with you, congressman swalwell. and i want to first congratulate you also, because i think today's the anniversary of future forum one year. mr. swalwell: that's right, one year. ms. lee: you're doing such critical work to make college affordable and debt-free and to really provide opportunities for our young people and our millennials, so thank you. you know, we represent the east bay, as i said, and you said, and for years now, t

ms. lee: home ownership is not even a dream that young people have. and how do you acquire wealth in this country when you look at what happened with african-americans and latinos during the sub-prime meltdown d crisis, most of the equity is gone. young people need to acquire wealth and do what they want to do with their lives and until we get this housing piece right we aren't going to get anything right for young people and people of color. mr. swalwell: as we listen to these stories, it is heartening to offer solutions and you are forum. the emergency loan refinancing bill. and this is joe courtney's bill, our colleague, who says if the banks can refinance at the lowest rate, if a homeowner can refinance at the lowest rate and auto loan, why can't our students refinance at the lowest rate. why should they have to pay more money on interest. ms. lee: here you have young people starting out, making a life for themselves and should be able to do the same thing. the banking institutions should

ms. lee, they do not. they are always managing the different needs of different outlets. the thing that binds them together is everybody just wants more and more frequent access to the president. it is important to be able to see him doing his job, to be able to understand the decisions he is making on the various policies, so we have that overarching goal. a reporter does not necessarily have the goals as a photographer. you do not always the to be in the front to take a photograph. you can stand in the back and listen to what the president is doing. >> what is your role as president? ms. lee: basically be the leading person to press the white house on various issues any concerns that we have. very mundane sorts of things like coordinate travel and get to what they up need to do in terms if they are orng on a presidential trip, in the white house, we coordinate pools. we organize those sorts of things. you have to plan the dinner every year. >> you are the correspondent for "the wall street

let me now yield to representative sheila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me thank my colleagues for their eloquence, but more importantly, for the congressional black caucus, for taking up the mantle of the moral compass of justice. one would argue that justice is tied to our committee, the judiciary committee, but as i look at this congress and i look at a very small document called the constitution, one can anchor the responsibilities of this body, both the house and the senate, mr. jeffries, in the bill of rights. and i'd like to just very briefly take us on a journey that indicates that our moral compass is broken. because the budget that was supposed to be passed on april 15 by midnight has not. to the gentlelady from the virgin islands, let me thank her. she'll have her own distinctive story and her eloquence about the fairness to the territories. i've just lisped as i've come in to the -- listened as i've come in to the presentation by the gentlelady from ohio who knows full well that we need a budget to ensure that there is full emp

ms. harper lee run -- won the pulitzer prize for fiction. you can clap. [applause] we were all set to hear about her passing. something strange happened last year. another book about me was published. it was called ghost and it watchmen. it is about me as a young woman. it is also about my father, atticus. atticus finch. a lot of people really loved my dad into killer mockingbird. he was kind, fair, and loving. i don't know what happened to him only get to watchmen. feels like someone put grumpy sauce in his grades. grits.is forget about old atticus and remember the young one. the one who inspired us all. --rick mcguinness, 19:30 5 1935. you are the jury, ladies and gentlemen. he is about to give you his closing statement. gentlemen, i shall be brief. i would like to use my remaining time with you to remind you this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minor shelf collocated fax. it requires you to be certain beyond all reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. to begin with, this case should have never come to trial. this case is as simpl

ms. jackson lee: i thank you. in the houston, harris county, and surrounding counties last week, eight of our fellow citizens lost their life. i want to offer our thoughts and prayers on behalf of the families of german antonio anco, claudia melger, tanika bikus, pedro morales, charles dward odom, koresh kamar kalamuri. all loving members of a family who now have lost their life and families are saddened by their loss. in the course of this, i want to thank the first responders for their courageous efforts in, one, seeking to find these individuals, and second, helping those who have been impacted by the flooding. the efforts of houstonians who came to the aid of their neighbors saved more lives and provided comfort to those impact. offer thanks to the generosity of the houston community who fed households left hunger. we are grateful for the presence and laudable work of the red cross wells houston and harris county, the mayor and county judge, all participating in this effort along with other elected officials.

ms. jackson lee: i ask to use such time as i may require. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: let me start by saying that this is evidence of the important commitment that the judiciary committee has to the issues of criminal justice, but as well, recognizes the title of this committee, that covers crime, terrorism and homeland security and investigation. so i want to thank the chairman, mr. goodlatte, for working with me and his staff, along with mr. conyers, the ranking member and his staff and of course, mr. radcliffe for his support of my legislation h.r. 4240, no fly for foreign fighters act. i want to thank the staff because as they well know, my late staff, worked hard with staff members as well on this legislation. so here we are today with an important initiative coming out of the judiciary committee working collaboratively and i believe that is extremely important. as a senior member of the committee on homeland security and ranking member on, the topic of threats to homeland security has always

ms. lee: thank you very much. let me thank the ranking member for yielding and also for your long-term and long-standing commitment to these programs. i have to say, i'm not happy at all. i don't think many of us are happy at what is taking place with regard to this improving child nutrition education act and what is happening to our children who many go to bed hungry at night so thank you very much for your leadership. and let me just say to mr. scott who is our ranking member, it is very important that we recognize your leadership and know you're on this committee fighting each and every day to make sure that this re-authorization bill, which would take food out of the mouths of american schoolchildren, does not do that. so thank you for your fight on the committee. let me say just a couple of things with regard to h.r. 5003. it would turn the clock back on years of progress and prevent children from eating healthy meals every day. this republican child nutrition bill would roll back critical evidence-based nutr

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> hi my name is amelia here on behalf of the get it downey done we're 2 thousand women in the bay area and have the policy goals for this year some of us are mothers and some not we want to raise our families in the city we love it here. >> thank you for your support. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm tammy i work in the tenderloin for 5 years had you already know people in any neighborhood continue to suffer money and love our limit option. >> excuse me - >> this is on the office of the ac e planning and next item is about - yeah, you might want to wait for the next item is food and security is that what you're talking about - yeah. okay anyone else from the public that wants to make comments on item 7 which is the plan for office of ac e. >> come on up quickly please. morning michelle. >> good morning marsh a family childcare provider for years since i've retired he come and represent the many, many childcare provides or providers that would like to be here to support this plan th

ms. heila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the gentlelady from new jersey who has led these special orders, communicating to the american people, and the congresswoman from chicago, illinois, who has a history and record of reform. thank you, congresswoman, for your very well-stated challenge in our message and our effort. let me also thank those hundreds who have seen the inside of a washington, d.c., jail. and they've done so in the name of those who cannot speak for themselves. the millions of americans who sit languishing because decisions are made against them and not for them, because unfortunately big money and the congress not doing its job has taken the dominant place in american history. hundreds of democracy spring protesters were arrested on capitol hill. we heard them repeatedly over the last week, and having had the experience of standing before the sudanese embassy, standing in fight for immigration reform myself, and as well participating by way of fight and registering people to vote i

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> hi my name is amelia here on behalf of the get it downey done we're 2 thousand women in the bay area and have the policy goals for this year some of us are mothers and some not we want to raise our families in the city we love it here. >> thank you for your support. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm tammy i work in the tenderloin for 5 years had you already know people in any neighborhood continue to suffer money and love our limit option. >> excuse me - >> this is on the office of the ac e planning and next item is about - yeah, you might want to wait for the next item is food and security is that what you're talking about - yeah. okay anyone else from the public that wants to make comments on item 7 which is the plan for office of ac e. >> come on up quickly please. morning michelle. >> good morning marsh a family childcare provider for years since i've retired he come and represent the many, many childcare provides or providers that would like to be here to support this plan th

ms. jackson lee: and the american people's interests first. it is now time, pass the emergency supplemental and save lives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to highlight the connection between drug and human trafficking at the southwest border, where mexican cartels control both. last week i traveled to texas and new mexico to learn more about this connection. mr. guinta: the president's disregard of our immigration laws is encouraging people to risk their lives to enter the united states. enriching the same cartels that smuggle deadly heroin. last year in new hampshire, my home state, more than 400 granite staters died of a heroin or opiate overdose and nearly 50,000 in the united states last year that number is unfortunately trending upward. de

. >> thank you, ms. leeame is amelia here on behalf of the get it downey done we're 2 thousand women in the bay area and have the policy goals for this year some of us are mothers and some not we want to raise our families in the city we love it here. >> thank you for your support. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm tammy i work in the tenderloin for 5 years had you already know people in any neighborhood continue to suffer money and love our limit option. >> excuse me - >> this is on the office of the ac e planning and next item is about - yeah, you might want to wait for the next item is food and security is that what you're talking about - yeah. okay anyone else from the public that wants to make comments on item 7 which is the plan for office of ac e. >> come on up quickly please. morning michelle. >> good morning marsh a family childcare provider for years since i've retired he come and represent the many, many childcare provides or providers that would like to be here to support this plan thank you. >>

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> hi my name is amelia here on behalf of the get it downey done we're 2 thousand women in the bay area and have the policy goals for this year some of us are mothers and some not we want to raise our families in the city we love it here. >> thank you for your support. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm tammy i work in the tenderloin for 5 years had you already know people in any neighborhood continue to suffer money and love our limit option. >> excuse me - >> this is on the office of the ac e planning and next item is about - yeah, you might want to wait for the next item is food and security is that what you're talkingbout - yeah. okay anyone else from the public that wants to make comments on item 7 which is the plan for office of ac e. >> come on up quickly please. morning michelle. >> good morning marsh a family childcare provider for years since i've retired he come and represent the many, many childcare provides or providers that would like to be here to support this plan than

author, ms. lee, won the pulitzer prize for fiction.applause] we were all sad to hear about her passing. something strange happened last year. another book about me was published. it was about me as the young woman. atticus. atticus finch. of people really loved my daddy in mockingbird. he was kind, fair, and loving. himt know what happened to when we get to watch man. [laughter] let's for a minute forget about that old atticus and remember the young one. the one who inspired us all. patrick mcguinness is here to bring us -- him back to life for us. remember, you are the jury, ladies and gentlemen. he will give you a statement. >> i shall be brief and i would like to use my remaining time with you to remind you this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minor shifted of complicated facts, but it does require you to be certain beyond all reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. shouldn with, this case never have gone to trial. it is as simple as black and white. so, a humble, quiet, felt sorry negro who for a white woman,

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> hi my name is amelia here on behalf of the get it downey done we're 2 thousand women in the bay area and have the policy goals for this year some of us are mothers and some not we want to raise our families in the city we love it here. >> thank you for your support. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm tammy i work in the tenderloin for 5 years had you already know people in any neighborhood continue to suffer money and love our limit option. >> excuse me - >> this is on the office of the ac e planning and next item is about - yeah, you might want to wait for the next item is food and security is that what you're talking about - yeah. okay anyone else from the public that wants to make comments on item 7 which is the plan for office of ac e. >> come on up quickly please. morning michelle. >> good morning marsh a family childcare provider for years since i've retired he come and represent the many, many childcare provides or providers that would like to be here to support this plan th

ms. jackson lee: i believe we have no other speakers and i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, in concluding a lot of thanks goes to, as i indicated, the chairman, chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, and mr. ratliff, who is a member of the committee. my colleagues on homeland security as well who have a great interest in this legislation. our commit n-this legislation is to leave no stone unturned, no page unturned, and no iota of information that will be necessary to make this list a more viable and secure list. and that work now will be done by this legislation. no fly for foreign terrorists. it will help to make the terrorist screening center an asset, further asset to our homeland security infrastructure. we want to make certain that those men and women have the tools they need to contain and keep the nation -- to continue to keep the nation safe with 30,000 foreign fighters and others going every day, 250 americans

. >> thank you very much ms. lee. >> my name is how lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please pull the microphone closer speeding i supervisor i'm u lee and disabled i used to be work as a janitor and had to kneel a lot so, now i'm angling my legs on walking i think live on the 21st century have difficulty working very abundance often have to go and pick up food from pantries but recently couldn't pickup more i used to have a neighbor that helped me pickup pause she lives in the neighborhood but not able to do that to the aging program i serve offered me access to food i typically will not be able to. >> thank you folks. >> i'll call a few more names from the gardens to the table (calling names) >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm madeline from the city faefrmz i skipped a line i have to get back i want to say a few things about the have you ever known program since it's intercepts we've been successful at the market bringing in more revenue and is consumers they were happily inundated and created a fruits and ve

ms. lee: thank you very much. let me thank you, congressman cicilline, first of all, for your tenacity, your commitment and your dedication to justice and to equality. let me just say a couple of things and put it in context. i'm an african-american woman. i remember the days when i could not drink out of a water fountain unless it said colored. i could not attend public schools because i was black. my dad served 25 years, proud military officer, veteran, we could not eat in restaurants because we were black. and so there is no way, congressman cicilline and to all standing here and others as an african-american woman i could not join in this struggle for equality for our lgbt communities and i'm proud to be a founding member of the equality caucus and also in my district in the east bay of california, northern california, my constituents, i have many, many lgbt families that are looking to us and relying on us for justice and for fairness. it's mind boggling to understand why this equality act has not come to the

ms. kathie lee gifford! first of all, you know there's no backing out when they have our mug! it is a significant day here at the "today" show, because -- >> in history, actually. >> in history, it is kathie lee's one-year anniversary. >> with my hoda woman! >> it's our third anniversary. >> my hair is pretty much the same. but, boy, have you changed! >> we are celebrating, because it is our five-year anniversary. >> whew-hoo! >> it is our sixth anniversary. >> yay! >> i can't believe it's been seven years. >> i had signed for a year and i thought i can work with anybody for a year. >> happy anniversary. >> i love you very much. >> love you too. >> see, we don't have the itch at all. >> the truth is -- >> happy! >> happy -- >> anniversary. [ doorbell rings ] >> oh! someone at the door? >> oh! >> hello, girls! happy anniversary! >> thank you! >> thank you, steve! >> this is why they didn't want a lot of stuff on the table. how are you? >> thank you! >> everything is great. >> all right? >> everything is great. so eight years ago, your first year on the air, i went on the street

ms. lee: thank you very much. let me thank you, congressman cicilline, first of all, for your tenacity, your commitment and your dedication to justice and to equality. let me just say a couple of things and put it in context. i'm an african-american woman. i remember the days when i could not drink out of a water fountain unless it said colored. i could not attend public schools because i was black. my dad served 25 years, proud military officer, veteran, we could not eat in restaurants because we were black. and so there is no way, congressman cicilline and to all standing here and others as an african-american woman i could not join in this struggle for equality for our lgbt communities and i'm proud to be a founding member of the equality caucus and also in my district in the east bay of california, northern california, my constituents, i have many, many lgbt families that are looking to us and relying on us for justice and for fairness. it's mind boggling to understand why this equality act has not come to the

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> hi my name is amelia here on behalf of the get it downey done we're 2 thousand women in the bay area and have the policy goals for this year some of us are mothers and some not we want to raise our families in the city we love it here. >> thank you for your support. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm tammy i work in the tenderloin for 5 years had you already know people in any neighborhood continue to suffer money and love our limit option. >> excuse me - >> this is on the office of the ac e planning and next item is about - yeah, you might want to wait for the next item is food and security is that what you're talking about - yeah. okay anyone else from the public that wants to make comments on item 7 which is the plan for office of ac e. >> come on up quickly please. morning michelle. >> good morning marsh a family childcare provider for years since i've retired he come and represent the many, many childcare provides or providers that would like to be here to support this plan th

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> game-changer my name is pam i'm today here to talk about being the parents of my parents years ago any father became ill and was not limited to to san francisco general hospital and after two my goodness months returned home frail a different man while i was away my mother showed signs of dementia impossible to care for him my father made it clear to me i want maine and me to stay at home we want to be together this is his request i've struggled to honor by being at home they remained a vibrant part of neighborhoods with the mailman dropping by to say hi home care made this possible the beginning their home care costs were 45 thousand dollars a year their combined income it $48,000 over time their needs i have no speaker cards with the assistance with walking and medical and administration cognitive care costs went up and remaining at home was no longer an option i had to move them to an assisted living facility outside of san francisco where the quality of life is much less today

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> game-changer my name is pam i'm today here to talk about being the parents of my parents years ago any father became ill and was not limited to to san francisco general hospital and after two my goodness months returned home frail a different man while i was away my mother showed signs of dementia impossible to care for him my father made it clear to me i want maine and me to stay at home we want to be together this is his request i've struggled to honor by being at home they remained a vibrant part of neighborhoods with the mailman dropping by to say hi home care made this possible the beginning their home care costs were 45 thousand dollars a year their combined income it $48,000 over time their needs i have no speaker cards with the assistance with walking and medical and administration cognitive care costs went up and remaining at home was no longer an option i had to move them to an assisted living facility outside of san francisco where the quality of life is much less today

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> game-changer my name is pam i'm today here to talk about being the parents of my parents years ago any father became ill and was not limited to to san francisco general hospital and after two my goodness months returned home frail a different man while i was away my mother showed signs of dementia impossible to care for him my father made it clear to me i want maine and me to stay at home we want to be together this is his request i've struggled to honor by being at home they remained a vibrant part of neighborhoods with the mailman dropping by to say hi home care made this possible the beginning their home care costs were 45 thousand dollars a year their combined income it $48,000 over time their needs i have no speaker cards with the assistance with walking and medical and administration cognitive care costs went up and remaining at home was no longer an option i had to move them to an assisted living facility outside of san francisco where the quality of life is much less today

ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from georgia and i thank him for his leadership along with mr. conyers for the introduction of a very important initiative, h.r. 4899. many would think, particularly as we have watched the mediation and arbitration process grow, as a newly developed practice amongst lawyers and one that businesses and others have seen -- seemed to adopt, that that was in fact helping consumers by allowing the concept of arbitration to be able to be utilized, thereby allegedly lowering the cost of litigation. in a 2010 survey, 27% of employers covering over 36 million employees or 1/3 of the nonunion work force reported they required forced arbitration of employment disputes. the practice of forced arbitration is widespread and damaging. for example, the ability to obtain key evidence necessary to prove one's case is often restricted or eliminated in arbitration proceedings. and it can be nearly impossible to appeal adverse decisions by ash traitors -- arbitrators. we know that in the bill of rights and the constitution there is a right to a trial by jury. a jury

ms. jackson lee: it devastates good paying jobs, education, american infrastructure and again it repealed the affordable care act and dismantled the affordable care act for 20 million people. even with those poison pills, to draw in support for some kind of budget that would fit within the law, their responsibility, or the responsibility of this congress, they're in the majority, they could not pass or get on the floor a budget. clearly the compass is broken, the moral compass is broken, but more importantly it denies equal protection under the law in my interpretation of millions of americans depending on congress doing its job. i appreciate the gentleman. mr. jeffries: i appreciate those thoughtful observations. we want to bring representative bobby scott and representative stacey plaskett into this conversation in terms of the stunning inability to present a budget and as representative jackson lee said, what else is there to do in terms of satisfying the extreme elements of your party? privatize social security and throw all the people out of their home across the country? what else c

ms. norton: i yield my good iend from texas, representative sheila jackson lee, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: let me as i begin my remarks, and i know that my colleague would understand my sense of pride, in acknowledging in my district the victory early college high school in acres home and part of the all dean independent school district, a public school, will be celebrating the national blue ribbon award ceremony this morning. i offer them congratulations and express my disappointment for not being there, but obviously they have been recognized as one of two schools in houston nationally to earn a distinction of a national blue ribbon school at an award ceremony in washington, d.c. for closing the achievement gaps. may i remind my colleagues that that is a public school system. so i rise in opposition and join my colleague from the district of columbia to oppose 4901 which would re-authorize the district of columbia private school voucher program. and the opportunity scholarship program for f

. >> thank you, ms. lee. >> game-changer my name is pam i'm today here to talk about being the parents of my parents years ago any father became ill and was not limited to to san francisco general hospital and after two my goodness months returned home frail a different man while i was away my mother showed signs of dementia impossible to care for him my father made it clear to me i want maine and me to stay at home we want to be together this is his request i've struggled to honor by being at home they remained a vibrant part of neighborhoods with the mailman dropping by to say hi home care made this possible the beginning their home care costs were 45 thousand dollars a year their combined income it $48,000 over time their needs i have no speaker cards with the assistance with walking and medical and administration cognitive care costs went up and remaining at home was no longer an option i had to move them to an assisted living facility outside of san francisco where the quality of life is much less today

ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. in the dark of night on this very day two girls at the early age of 11 to 17 were preparing for sleep in nightgowns, getting ready for the exams that would opening the doors of opportunity as they were told by their nigerian parents. one girl had rushed back to school from a weekend trip because her father said, you shouldn't be home. you must go and take your exam. and that night terrorists came and rounded them up and threatened them and took them into the bush upwards of abuja. they have now been gone for two years. and i have stood alongside frederica wilson, lois frankel, myself who went to nigeria within weeks of their kidnaping. and we were making the committing that isil that is now boko haram, boko haram that is now isil, will come if we are not vigilant to find them and quash them to the shores of america. we must find the girls. they deserve our constant refrain and study to realize th

ms. jackson lee: i was detained with a meeting off campus at the white house and i would like to i ask unanimous consent to place it appropriately in the record, for the waters amendment, i ould have voted eye and for s. 1890, i would have voted aye. i ask respectfully to have my votes placed in the record and i ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman's statement will appear in the record. are there any further one-minute requests? or what purpose does -- for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize april 30 as [speaking spanish] celebrating young americans. this serves to celebrate the importance of young children. when translated means day of the children helps bring hispanic families nationwide to recognize the importance of literacy. recognizing this day highlights the growing presence of hispanic youth and the lasting impact of hispanic impact on the cultural fabric of this nation. this

ms. jackson lee: thank you, mr. speaker. this morning, i had the privilege of participating with the union theological center in new york to speak about how faith -- about our faith and our legislation. it causes me to come to the floor today to act upon that very strong faith. in the good samaritan that means that we are in fact brothers' and cystest' keeper. we have a devastating disease in the zika virus that's been announced as being more devastating than had been expected -- had been expected. causing severe brain damage. and my state and gulf states are in the target line. we recently had a zika virus hearing in our -- and our infectious disease experts told us this is a devastating disease. so i'm asking this congress, yes we can take money from someplace else, barro -- borrow from peter to pay paul but i'm asking for the spirit of the good samaritan and pass the president's emergency supplemental request of $1.9 billion. i'll be asking the sec retear of health and human services to come to texas, sit down with our la

ms. curtis lee and i to ban kids to go to carver and i take them to school every morning. i have sort of stain around the school to help the staff around there and mine the kids. you know the drill and, you know it's a good school. the good staff members there. good teachers. i know most of them, you know and i call all of them mrs. or mr. but we need doors. we need walls. the kids need doors and walls. they're in a pod is setting. this voice all over the place. they can't -they don't have a door to close for themselves from the noise and the teachers can't teach the kids can't learn under those conditions. you've got good teachers there. now, it's also a safety security issue. because we all hear in the news about some clown that runs up in the school shooting up the place, but at least the teachers should have somewhere to shelter the kids in case something like that happens. so, i think it's a very very important issue that carver with no-you can't close the classrooms off. and the kids can't focus because they don't have a classroom setting to focus in. so, i have some

lee, the head of m&a at j.p. morgan. emily: what to do? \ ms.fington: they need to make it very clear that there is a time when work ends, meaning you're not expected to be on all the time. who work atpeople google and there is a green light meaning you're still on and there is competition. are you on all the time and that's supposed to be good? returnw quickly you texts and e-mails. it's barbaric -- it's a culture that's barbaric and honest to change from the top. that's what we do at the huffington post. when your work ends, you're not expected to be available. if there is something urgent, we will reach you but otherwise that's your time to recharge and return fully recharged to the office. emily: you started your own office, why don't more women start companies? ms. huffington: there is something about risk-taking and living in institutional barriers with personal barriers, we have a harder time being disapproved of or dealing with naysayers. we have this a voice that men have but women have it stronger than men. it is an up noxious roommate

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ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, a few days ago in harris county, in houston, and in my congressional district, and many other places, again the state of texas experienced a terrible rain. it was not a hurricane. it was not a tornado. but a downpouring of 20 inches-plus. people were standing on furniture, babies had to be rescued and people died. today i want to call the names of eight people who died untimely in this terrible, terrible storm. next week i'll ask my colleagues to stand with me for a minute of silence. but i wanted in this week to call their names. they were mothers and fathers, truck drivers, mechanical engineers, teachers, they were americans, they were houstonians, they were texans. unfortunately they died. the government must work better to ensure that there are flashing lights on underpasses and many other solutions and we look forward to the declaration of disaster to help the people remaining. my sympathy to their families. german antonio flankow, pedro, sinica, majara, terry. seresh, m

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. >> host: lee in new york city, we have one minute left with arianna huffington. go ahead. >> caller: yes, ms. huffington. >> guest: hi. >> caller: are you aware of the old to russian fairy tale about ?reep i read it about 85 years ago, and it's very, very simple. a peasant goes up into the mountains because he's looking for something or other, and he loses his way x the spirit comes out and says to him, what is the most precious thing in life? and what is the dearest thing in your life? and the man says, well, my wife, of course. and the spirit says, no, you anyoneny, it's sleep. [laughter] >> guest: i didn't know that. if i knew, i would have included it in my book, but thank you. >> host: and one of the other stories in the sleep revolution by arianna huffington is the story of how google came about in a dream. arianna huffington's most recent book, "the sleep revolution: transforming your life one night at a time." what's your current role with the huff post? >> guest: i'm the pred, editor-in-chief, and we have a dedicationed section on sleep -- dedicated section on sleep. so anybody who

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