excuse me, ms. miss. i am doing a story about a missing. for a long time. >> two when he escaped. he would be six. this is bebop. bill: is that aid progressed? [laughter] >> i spoke with the animal welfare commission because they have a hotline for tips. bill: of course they do. >> i asked how many to see you they are getting. it has gone down. they get about four or five the year. what is really bizarre is how he can go missing in a nice neighborhood. >> four blocks of where he went missing. hunker down stay down. >> there is a $2,000 reward. bill: you talk to her. is she playing with a full deck? >> a legal assistant in maine which is why she is not on the ground. bill: she has delegated the search. there is an army. >> and it is on facebook. bill: completely nuts. >> i saw that picture. he looks like any other black cat in brooklyn. >> all black look-alike? [laughter] >> i don't even know. >> what happened? >> lola does not run away. [laughter] >> there is an opportunity here buy a box of hair dye in may $2,000. >> that would be the list

going to continue to look through these numbers, emily, but it's we saw that take miss -- but it looks like we saw that ms -- that miss. the shares are not doing well with these numbers. emily: i want to bring in a general partner who focuses on mobile, and with us from stanford, jeff richards, a managing partner. let me start with you, jeff, because baidu has not seen as much of a selloff as some other companies, because consumer demand in china is still strong, but what are you seeing about a strong macro trends that baidu has to deal with with alibaba and tencent? jeff: the biggest one was what you and your team highlighted earlier, which is the shift to mobile, and that affects how it works, and the second thing that baidu is doing is moving services, soap on-demand services letting consumers buy things by search or a -- so on demand services letting consumers buy things by search. and we saw their investment in uber, and they are executing quite well in china, so those are what you are eating play out with baidu and there is the strength of the -- those are the things that you are seeing play out wit

. >> thank you in public speakers any comments or questions from my colleagues seeing none, miss ms. casco roll call. >> ms. fewer mraefrn ms. mendoza-mcdonnell plaintiff attorney mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase 7 i's. >> thank you very much we're on item r board proposals first reading none item s the board members outstanding committees or organization and all others questions we have already heard from the mr. haney from the report from the committee as a whole and let's see we heard a portion of the ground services commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell would like to rectify the additional discussion. >> we have interesting it possible items the first the update on the hunters point this is in the shipyard and the quality before public sites are available we've been in discussion with the city and the office of investment & infrastructure to determine whether or not san francisco unified school district is interested in developing a site out that way and we had updates we're out a little bit by continue with the discussion the others was the summer bond a great presentation by staff

missing e-mails. those sources are ms. lerner's crashed hard drive the backup or disaster recovery tapes a decommissioned irs e-mail server, the backup tapes for the decommissioned e-mail server, ms. lerner's blackberry and loaner computers that may have been assigned to her while her laptop was being repaired. my testimony will provide an overview of some of those sources, all of which are covered in the written testimony. with respect to ms. lerner's crashed computer hard drive, we determined that on saturday june 11th 2011 between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. ms. lerner's irs laptop was more than likely in her office and it stopped communicating with the irs server system. the following monday june 13th 2011 ms. lerner reported she found her computer inoperable and the malfunction reported to the irs information technology staff. the assigned i.t. specialist determined the hard drive has crashed and following standard protocol placed a new hard drive in ms. lerner's laptop. a hue let packard technician also worked on the lap

ms. miss sitton felt thanked mr.to give fast writing as always i have a great time. according to the white house visitor logs she has visited the white house on 71 different occasions. how many times have you been to the white house? >> a lot wax more than 71? >> i don't know. >> she has been 71 times. quick she is older than i am clicks could be. i don't know. are you surprised that she has visited the white house on 71 occasions? >> i don't even know the woman. >> but you know the position she holds because i just told you. she is the vice president for government affairs at the league of conservation voters. would you say environmental groups to have a close relationship with the white house and the senior vice president for government affairs has visited there 100 times close to 100 times or 71 times. >> times. >> i really do not know. that is a big organization. >> okay. let's go to slide number four. according to news reports and e-mails back to the director policy apparently attempt to disk or transparency. yo

> are you sure about the fact that the iaea in other instances you're not familiar that they miss the area ms. libya, missed iraq. you are still confident this time is different. >> in those instances you've described the investigators didn't have the access and that is why we can be confident he kinds of days tough inspections regime that we can shut down every pathway including the covert path. >> secretary moniz told the foreign relations committee that the u.s. does not have a copy of the agreement between the iaea and iran. the chain of custody for the fissile material double-team moved out of their program under the agreement. without that and without knowing that, how can we trust what is going to happen? >> bill we do know what the agreement is between iran and the iaea. it is not something i can discuss in the setting but it is something that can be discussed in classified settings two senior members of the administration and congress. [inaudible] >> you are actually conflating two different things. one thing is having a copy of the document and knowing what is in it. the united stat

ms. colorado formerly a miss usa ma gent contestant. >>> still ahead, we take you inside the elaborate andrious drug kingpin "el chapo" including bathtubs that are actually like trap doors. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include

ms. iphone's shares -- missed iphone shares could see the company slump. ryan: more tech troubles.orts weigh on asian markets. anna: alexis tsipras turns -- returns. ryan: they prepare to send another team to athens to monitor austerity compliance will stop. anna: a warm-up and the second hour of "countdown." it is just gone 7:00 here in london. if you this hour, we are looking at if the company will look comfortable enough. will it have enough his ability? what will they say about oil prices? that could be of interest. let's like about technology. arm is very topical. carolina standing by. caroline: exactly, this is a chip designer you'll see used in nearly every single smartphone on the planet. it is a miss when you look at arm holdings. the estimate had been 235 million pounds, only slightly shy. there dividend of 3.15 pence. this is a company that says we're entering the second half of 2015 with a robust pipeline. this is a company that only sells licenses for its ip, then it gains royalties everything up time samsung or apple uses the chip design. they get money, they get roya

ms. i missed what was an important opportunity to rationalize our flawed consumer finance laws instead of those laws along with powers transferred to unaccountable agency whose bureaucrats can force preferences on consumers. i fear that the agency will do for consumer financial products what the federal government has done to our mortgage market which is, peter i think demonstrated, royally screwed it up. speaking of mortgages, let me spend my last few minutes talking about the qualified mortgage and the qualified residential mortgage rules. so this is something that i think there's great agreement on even if you look at peter's dissent, the other dissents and look at the majority of opinion, there's actually one consistent observation through all the committee members. and that's problems in underwriting in the mortgage market. that's agreed upon. what's not agreed upon is why. so dodd frank does recognize the special role of poor quality mortgages and the crisis. unfortunately dodd frank and the regulators in this instance screwed that up too. the qualified mortgages and extension of th

ms. brown? miss brown: it was a very beautiful service we had for the vietnam veterans. they deserve the services. i participated in every choice meeting, every conference. i voted on it. the purpose of the choice was to provide veteran services to veterans. can you expand more on the flexibilities that you need? when i think about it, i think about the g.i. bill. veterans can go to any school that they want to. the money follows the veteran. can you expand on the flexibility that you need. d? explain to us, that you need the flexibility. sec. mcdonald: yes ma'am. as we have said, there are about 23 million veterans in this country. only about 9 million veterans are signed up for health care and only about 6 million use it on any given day. in order for all to use it, we have to have the flexibility to be able to deals with an ifnnflux of veterans. if you get your knee replaced with medicare, it will cost you roughly $5,000. if you are a veteran, you save $5,000. we improve our system and access to our system. as we do this, more and more veterans will enter the system.

>> miss fiorina and ms mcintosh thank you for join us. >> rand paul looks to revive his campaign ahead the first g.o.p. debate. we will ask how he manns to do that weapon we come we -- when we come back. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >> a look outside at the new jersey festival of ballooning and now back to the race for the white house 11 days' the fox news facebook first presidential debate on august 6 in cleveland. kentucky senator rand paul will certainly be on the stage as one of the top ten candidates in the national presidents. senator paul welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thanks for having me, chris. >> i want start with a couple of subjects we discussed in the previous segment. do you beli

ms. oklahoma took home the title at the floundering miss usa pageant. olivia jordan beat out other contenders after univision and nbc dropped it. >>> being a working parent, never easy. coming up, how one washington mystic player balances being a mom and playing professional basketball. >> dark, rich, foamy and straight from the tap. i'm marlie hall in new york with a new type of coffee coming up. >>> there's a new coffee trend brewing. it's being called nitro coffee because it's infused with nitrogen and packs twice as much caffeine. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: at this new jersey coffee truck it's tradition to start your morning like it's friday night. with a cold frosty brew straight from the tap. they started selling nitro coffee less than a year ago. >> they think you're serving guinness but you're serving coffee. >> reporter: this summer more baristas are buying in to the nitro trend. the coffee is cold brewed put in to a keg then infused with nitrogen, packing a creamy cup that has twice as much caffeine a regular coffee. >> a little sweet.

pastors fear the intrusion into their day-to-day activity, and how do we respond that they are missing the point? ms. feldblum: the easy part of this question is of course churches are protected from retaining their beliefs that only opposite sex couples should get married. any priest, any rabbi, any religion officiant who is marrying someone in that religious tradition can say i am not going to marry you. even more than that, right now there are many rabbis that refuse to marry an interfaith couple. they will not marry if you are a jew and a christian. they will not marry you. that is obviously discrimination on the basis of race, but they are given the right to do that. that is because the free and exercise clause of the constitution to practice religion is absolutely protective of those activities. anyone who talks about churches and rabbis and priests no there is not an issue there. but they are actually talking about, and what we have tried to get embodied into laws, though there has been backlash to that, is an individual religious person who is running a restaurant and doesn't want that gay c

ms. inahosa, are you confidence that at least as far as the optics are concerned the new president meeting with the parents of the missing girls and yet i hear you saying you're optimistic. i think back to the fact that a year ago there was optimism then and now there is pessimism. there was that social media campaign, the president said they were going to do something and the girls are still missing. >> this is a little bit of a different situation. what we had with our outgoing president was ultimately at least what appeared to be a lack of political will, a lack of a prioritization, and essentially a failure to really put in the resources that were necessary. and i think in one interview he actually admitted that he underestimated boko haram. so what we have here with our new president is, someone who appears to really be prioritizing the return of these girls. like you said he's met with the families. he's actually met with president of countries who have supported this fight. obviously he's meeting with the u.s. president tomorrow. >> ms. inahosa the sad fact is there are reports that some of the girls are being use

ms. beck gave her point of view. one thing that might be missing in the whole conversation.a key rolen deci ein deciding the nex president of the united states. 55% in 2012 were female they supported president obama. i think mr. trump should be sensitive to the comments that he makes even in talking about this lawyer whether she lost or didn't lose. because voters are paying attention right now. they're listening to his tone. they're listening to what he is saying. and if he is not out there talking about the substance, then the superficial might cause him to lou the race. >> katrina, as supporter of donald trump. i think you look his tone. and a lot of supporters i heard from like his tone. >> a supporter of trump, cruz. any one out there telling the truth. particularly with women voters. talking about a man who is a great father, a very successful businessman, a confident billionaire, will aren't really going to care too much about his personal life. we just had breaking news about 37 million subscribers to ashley madison. people today are tired of the personal politicians

miss jenkins: -- ms. jenkins: protect the 529 college saves plans for hardworking families trying to ensure a better life for their kids. and this week the house will advance more legislation to have our veterans with the veterans entrepreneurship act so that our veterans have the support they deserve to start their own business and succeed. it's amazing what we can do in congress when we put the priorities of the american people first. not the priorities of the bureaucrats in washington. this is just a start. house republicans will continue our work to pass solutions that bring increased prosperity promote achievement and build the opportunity economy the american people deserve. >> this week my bill comes up, 2998 -- 2898, this bill is personal to mee. because i'm a farmer. i grew up in the central valley ran for congress. my background is agriculture. i still farm today. watching all my friends and neighbors, people that live in my communities suffer because of the regular laces passed by this building

miss custert -- ms. kuster: thank you very much. your colleague was at the veterans' affairs committee and we had a very informative hearing there. i wanted to say first off thank you very much. i'm very excited in new hampshire that we have growth in farming. i think one of the few states, 5% increase in new farmers. typically small, a lot of emphasis on farm to table and buying local. farmers markets really taking off in our region. i wanted to talk to you about the program beginning farmers and ranchers. and inspector general report issued in may of 2015 about the generation of farmers that are retiring from the industry and how we can encourage -- i don't want to say young people, because sometimes it's young people. sometimes it's not so young people. it may be people seeking a secretary career. the quote was despite considerable resources and effort provided by usda agency, the department lacks sufficient performance goals, direction, coordination, and monitoring to ensure success that funds were being used effectively by farm

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missed, this motion will void those approval actions by operation of law. so if there is some little approval action that somehow didn't make the list, that skipped our view and ms. hesters's view, that approval action would be void as well. >> thank you for that clarification. please [stkpwhr*-eufrplts/] thank you, chair. my name is lee radner friends of golden gate association. i have no problem per se with the house keeping resolution. what concerned many of our members was the lack of dialogue prior to submitting this resolution and with regards to the continuance of an 85' high-level on the [wrao-rpblt/]. i think we have spoke quite clearly that we want no walls on the waterfront and we had hoped that we would be discussing with our supervisor some other means of reducing this height limit, so it would be applicable to seawall lot 351 and also provide a project not only our san francisco community, but the visitors alike. so we just wanted to go on record, that we would hope that we would have more dialogue with these procedures in the future. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. are there any other members of the public who wish to speak on item

miss cufter: that's where she -- ms. kuster: that's where she met her husband. after they moved to new hampshire, she taught in potstown, worked in concord's second start alternative education program, and became the principal of recommendlet middle school in concord. chris has spent decades working to provide excellent education and support to students of all ages across the granite state. our young people are our nation's greatest resource, and it's absolutely essential that they have the tools they need to follow their dreams and meet the challenges of the 21st century. chris sets an extraordinary example for young educators who hope to change the lives of their students you through commitment and create test. i applaud her empressive service to the students, the city of concord, and the granite state. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentlewoman has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection,

ms. is teixeira --e tecfidera. to ridssed the forecast the forecast is here and the sales are here and the actual sales is here. the fact that it missedimates with all three of these drugs is a problem for the company. and another company that missed estimates is capital one financial's. the company is setting aside money to cover credit card losses and we will likely see those provisions increase this year as well. so even the biogen shares are by far the biggest declines -- by far the biggest liners. capital one financial is pretty close behind with that 12% drop right now, guys. olivia: all right, thank you so much, julie hyman. well, as julie has been telling us, we are more than one third -- more than one third of the way through our earnings season. scarlet: the s&p 500 gained more than 5%, but the benchmark index of the four-day has declined and trimmed that advance to two and a quarter percent. what is the mood of the market? joins us now. michael, in your note, you say the earnings is a game of real-time sentiments. it has gotten faster and faster as we go on, scarlet. exhibit a in that is amazon. scarlet: it rocketed. amazon

miss this and couldn't hear my testimony. maybe i'll talk to him later. thanks. >> thank you mr. mccann. ms. wilkinson. >> thank you for allowing me to tell the story of my son josh and his murder. my son's name was joshua wilkerson. on november 16th 2010, he was beaten strangled tortured until he died. he was tied up thrown in a field and set on fire. his killer, armilo morales was brought here illegally by his parents when he was 10 years old. he fit the dream kid description. he was sentenced to life in prison which means it will be 30 years before he's up for parole. he'll be a 49-year-old man who i don't expect to be deported and i just hope he doesn't come to live in your city. we had to hear this kid from the stand muttering about in my country, in my country never to finish that sentence. he went on to tell -- we listened to him tell us repeatedly that his killing skills took over, that josh had kicked his dog, his killing skills took over. his parents somehow managed to provide lessons that he acquired so that he acquired a black belt in mixed martial arts. joshua had never been in

ms. >> we'll find it. >> we are going to miss you because this has been -- this is not good-bye. >> notwith us again. >> you think you love her on tv and movies shechlt's better the in person. >> huge compliment. your check is in the mail. >> in fact dennis leary said i didn't though you could have co-hosts. you have blazed a trail for other big stars. >> he wants in next week. he said call me the minute one of uh you isyou is out. he should step in. >> he would be funny. >> do you have a favorite moment? >> dancing with boy george. how kind is he? look at him. he didn't have to dance with me. >> you go through the sprinkler and the running pan. >> uh i missed it while i was on vacation. >> sprinkler based dancing is ellie's thing. >> that got strange. >> when he backed it on up. >> i don't know what we were doing therement my favorite was the first day when i came out of the cab and you were there welcoming me with open arms. >> there it is. >> that was -- >> al! that pale huge leg, yeah. who can say no? america. >> oh come on. >> look. you guys are warm kind people. >> i can't wait fo

miss royale has occupied several ministerial posts between 1992 and 2000. she chaired from april 2004 to 2014, and has remained a regional counselor since may 2014. ms.gree in economics and was the runner-up to the french presidency in 2007. madam royale. [ applause ] >> governor mrs. mcauliffe, congressman whitman captain. [ speaking french ] dear friends of hermione ladies and gentlemen, i am very happy to join you here today in welcoming the hermione on behalf of the president of the french republic and the french government. and as minister in charge of the sea and sustainable development. may i add how proud i am that this extraordinary adventure came to fruition in part thanks to the support of my region. today a dream becomes reality. a dream of thousands of volunteers led by benedict donnelly. involved for more than ten years. a dream of territories and their citizens the department of maritime and the city of rochefort. a dream for 50 small portions specialized in all handicraft to rebuild the ship the way it was in 1870. the island work and the foundry of guns. a dream for four million visitors to the sites of the building over the last ten

ms drugs, particularly teixeira. it seems as though novartis is taking some market share from the company. big declines. where also looking at trip advisor. the company's earnings missingstimates, the company also cutting forecast. it is taking a big tumble as well. tripadvisor, looks like talking about international pricing, --s taking ahead, feeling it's taking a hit, feeling the u.s. dollar. european travelers are taking shorter trips, trips that occur in europe perhaps a not going further abroad, and that is taking its toll at tripadvisor. capital one financial is another we are watching. shares down 12%. double digit declines series is pretty incredible on the back of the's earnings. the company gets more than half the revenue from credit cards and increased its amount that it is setting aside to cover credit losses. if you take a look inside my bloomberg terminal, you see what i'm talking about. so-called loan-loss provision, the estimate is way down here. this is where the company announced it up here. about $60 billion set aside to cover the potential cost of losses. the company saying is increasing the number of loans it is giving through its credit card versu

missed that question. >> you, did you receive a phone call from sandra bland from the jail cell? >> that's correct. on friday evening, at approximately 10:20, 10:30, msthat she had been pulled over and she had been arrested, and he was currently in the waller county jail. >> and did you have a conversation with her then? or was that just a voice mail? >> i did have a conversation with her on friday. saturday she called me again to inform me of the bail, but i missed that call. and i, since i saw that i had missed the call, i called her back around 2:30, and i got someone at the jail, and they informed me that she was still there and bail had been set, and it was around $5,000. >> and did sandra ask you to help her out with that bail? >> well, we were going to do that anyway. she was a good friend, and i knew that she had just gotten there. i didn't know what her resources were like. and so we were waiting to get confirmation from her, contact her, and then we were going to do what we could to try to arrange bail, to have her released. >> and how long was that going to take? did she know she was going to have to stay in the jail as long as she ended u

ms. rice you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i feel like i missed something here. i'm trying to figure out why maybe mr. murray you can answer this question. by is there such a reluctance to apply far regulations, when talking about non-va care? if you can give that answer succinctly, because i have a lot of other questions. >> i don't sense there's a reluctance at, you know, the leadership levels. in fact, the leadership levels that i see, pc3 choice, provider agreements, seem to be the preferred approach for providing care in the community. that specific -- if you want to delve into this i think that -- chief acquisition officer, head of contracting activity for the health administration might have some sense for why this is true or could be true in the field. >> all right. one of the things that we try to address and try to do it with the lechs strags request that came in, we're not known as being the most streamlined and easiest to deal with. brad street numbers, vendors have to do this, apply for federal contract wage statutes. there's a lot of additional arkt

missing then? >> the lines that we run on with our freight partners are not currently ptc operational. >> but ms. feinberg we will go back to her she just testified she's going to hammer those freight people and the hammer is coming down the end of the year right? is that what you said? >> i said we would en dpors the deadline. >> you're going to enforce it. right. that's kind of interesting because then i see you submit a budget that proposes a six-year schedule 2016 of funding commuter railroads to implement ptc. so is it going to take another six years? last i checked they are not allowed passengers on freight trains, is isn't that right? i mean, most of mine are carrying freight not people but i would think people would be pretty important. most of those people that were killed out there in that incident it were people, might have disrupted some freight traffic but it was people. so is this the new policy on people and commuters we're going to take six years but we are going to hammer those freight people, aren't we? >> well no. so first of all we will enforce the deadline against all the rai

and other no the miss usa pageant because of his remarks about a mexican immigrant and a host for the time when a presenter who previously hosted mr. north's back in 2001 his co-host is msst made remarks of mexican immigrants during the 2016 presidential cacao bed back in june santa bring drugs and crime and some are rapist the pageant will air on the return of some and at the latest plan ties to talk is the pga the other companies and ended their partnership are macy's nbc espn and nascar. >>mark: investigation involve debt collection practices violations they charge the for the state's corporate collection lawsuit against credit-card bar was based on insufficient legal evidence. >>mark: mass of sheets of rock has fallen from the face of half dome on the left-hand side differences will find out how this will affect climbers to happen overnight but they believe up and she of rock peeled off the vertical face sometime last week in the fall of what measure hundred by 200 ft. and have the most popular route by climbers there are other groups available in fog and the impact the path for hikers tech became route to a topic have. >>darya: russian hill and the northeastern por

miss usa competition in baton rouge, louisiana. the co-owner donald trump. it was moved on to reelsz channels. ms.t of attention this morning for her views on accidental -- capitalism listen to them. >> if you work hard enough you can attain everything. this is the land of opportunity. ceos i believe they work hard enough for their money, so i think they should be able to attain whatever it is that they are working for. >> wow. a big applause there. ylianna guerra is her name. >>> at a priceless moment when a baby girl sees with glasses with the very first time. >> hi precious. how are you? hi cutie. can you see? >> oh, so sweet. that is 10-month-old piper, gazing awestruck at her mom. the mom from cincinnati says she realized her daughter had weak eyeing sight and she had trouble learning to crawl. the reaction melts her heart and those are your headlines. what a sweet sight to see. >>> right after that she started trying to take the glasses off. that's the way it works. >>> they are cute they are yellow and they are taking hollywood by storm. the minions raking in at the box office. >> and star

ms. clark for yielding, and i yield back to her. >> thank you dr. howard, just following up on a couple of the questions that miss elmers asked about the conditions can for the record what is the process by which you can add new conditions to the program? >> well, first of all, the administrate irhas the ability to add a condition on his or her own motion. the other very common route that we've seen so far is the public can petition the administrator to add a condition. as i said, we received seven petitions so far. two of those we have added the conditions, the first one being cancer second one being a specific type of cancer, prostate cancer. the other five we have found insufficient evidence for. >> i understand that the statute outlines specific timing requirements for you to respond to those petitions. could you describe that for us? >> right. the administrator has 60 days to respond to a petition unless the administrator defers to our scientific and technical advisory committee, and then the time frame is 180 days. for instance in terms of the first petition on cancer we referred that to our science and tec

miss usa pagent has a new home. reelz channel has picked it up and will broadcast the event. while he disagrees with trump's comments, ms political event. >>> there is a retired new york city firefighter and now he's a jackpot winner. he hit the jackpot on a $5 million scratch-off ticket. he says he plans to take a cruise, treat his daughter and he may buy a house in florida. after taxes, he's going to take home $3.3 million. i think we all can say that he deserves everything that he just got. a scratch-off. >> i have to go buy some. >> that's a lot of tax dollars. he won $5 million and he's taking home three. >> exactly. the message is the government is going to pay for everything, and don't bother working because you could wib -- win it for free. >> sheryl, you just opened up a can of worms. >> i hate the lottery. >> i have to deal with this for the next three hours. >> if you play, you are not going to win. >> if you do, the government is going to take your money and lie to you about it. >> one guy wins -- save your money. put it in a bank account. >> same number of shark attacks shocking beachgoers up and down the c

ms. hirono: mr. president are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. miss hirono: i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. hire hirono: i rise to ask my colleagues to support my amendment. aapi's are the fastest-growing population that the united states but it is important to highlight that we are not all the same. i know this from my personal experience. just a few months ago i attended the white house state dinner for the japanese prime minister. the next day there was a nice photo in the "washington post" that said "senator hirono and her guest." except it wasn't me. it was actually my good friend, congress woman from california. i have been mistaken for other aapi members. when i was on the the floor of the senate during the budget garrett, c-span identified me as daniel k. inouye. i may be the only api in the senate right now but we are not all the same. we come from different places and have vastly different backgrounds that make us who we are today. and the same is true in education. our curren

i would yield the yield to her but i didn't want to miss this chance to dispres -- is express my appreciation. with that, i yield the floor. ms. collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you mr. president. before the senator from rhode island leaves the floor let me thank him for his comments. i've been working with him on issues like hospice care and advanced planning. i know these issues are very important to him as they are to me and i'm happy that we're able to collaborate on a g.a.o. request and also on a hearing later this year. so i want to thank him for his efforts in resolving this issue so that the reauthorization of the older americans act could go forward. mr. president before i begin my comments on the older americans act, i do want to add to the accolades that have been given today to the chairman and the ranking member of the senate health education, labor and pensions committee on which i'm pleased to serve. they have worked as a team providing tremendous leadership that brought us to a tremendous accomplishment today and that is the passage of the every child ac

miss act said it was urgent. she needed to pump breast milk for her three-month-old daughter. your disgusting, mr. trump told ms. back. he then walked out of the room, ending the testimony for the day. in another deposition the new york times notes that mr. trump compared his own inclination towards blurring the fact to a strategy he learned from america's electoral officials. i'm no different from a politician running for office he said. you always wants to put the best foot forward. then there is this from the papers this morning about hillary clinton, outlining current energy agenda if she were to become president. the new york times says pipelines. the fact that she would not say if she supports or opposes the keystone xl pipeline is stalling clinton's environmental monument -- momentum. she was in new hampshire and she was asked by a person at the town hall yes or no. do you support the xl pipeline? she said she would not say. she would not do it when later pressed by cnn. that is in the papers this morning. obama's climate change plan, a deadline is expected on that. it could come as early as monday. the

miss him personally. and i look forward to to reading the biography on his amazing life. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from alabama seek recognition? ms. sewell: as a daughter of the south, a representative from alabama, a native of selma, alabama, i have to tell you i cannot believe in 2015, we're talking about whether or not this body would allow on federal grounds, federal cemeteries and federal national parks to display, the selling of this confederate battle flag. there is no denying that our constitution talked about we the people and no denying that this confederate flag is controversial. some see it as heritage and most see it as hatred. i can tell you one thing. we the people, cannot allow on federal ground, we all pay taxes and our citizens of this great nation. and to allow this flag to be sold, to be displayed on federal land is unacceptable. i really hope that when i gather together 100 members of together -- 10 members of selma, it wasn't a kumbaya moment. rather, i hope we will do we promised this nation and that is represent we, the people, by taking down this flag and not display it on any ground. the speaker pro tempo