ms. pelosi: yes. reporter: on the law enforcement, that seems to lower the real way to get republicans -- indiscernible] reporter: that takes it out of the appropriations process because there is money in the entitlement area. ms. pelosi: sustains the veto. actually, it would be interesting to see if they go to reconciliation, because while they don't like planned parenthood and i can attest to the fact that for decades, they have been out to get planned parenthood and they don't believe in family planning. it's hard for people to understand that. but that's what we are dealing with. this isn't about terminating a pregnancy. but most people believe that that are family planning, most catholics overwhelmingly believe that family planning is an appropriate practice. if they are going after planned parenthood in the interest -- comfortable to do it because they don't believe in family planning, they are really achieving their other goal, which is to shut down government. i would be interested to see if t

ms. pelosi: i think it means it will be overturned. but it would have been interesting decision because it was unprecedented in our entire history. that decision. the decision will be appealed and i'm confident the court will not want to become an arbiter between arguments between the executive and legislative branches of government. we have been down that path. the constitution does not contemplate that role for the supreme court and republicans have tried 60 ways to repeal the affordable care act. i believe that this will be overturned. it's a very -- it's an astounding decision, actually. never happened before in the history of our country. >> on the question of syrian refugees, secretary kerry has announced that they are going to increase the numbers coming to the united states to 5,000. many people still think that's much too low. former governor martin o'malley has called for 65,000. wonder if you have been in any discussions with speaker boehner about legislation that would increase the number, and what number do you think is ap

ms. pelosi: thank you. i also want to quote another epublican, who served in the administration of president george herbert walker bush. senator john warner joined carl levin, senator carl levin, two chairman of the senate armed services committee. one a democrat, but before him, a republican, john warner. . they talk about how they support this. the deal on the table, they say, is a strong agreement and it leaves in place the robust deterrents and credibility of a present military option. we urge our former colleagues not to take any action which would undermine the deterrent value of a coalition that participates in and would support the use of military option. the failure of the united states to join this agreement would ave that effect. i submit karl levin and john warner -- carl levin and john warner's statement never record. and again, i refer to statements of my colleague, they're -- colleagues, they're thoughtful, they're serious and they're courageous in support of the agreement. i'd like to thank

ms. pelosi, i'm going to start with you. your mother nancy pelosi has urged her colleagues to publicly continue to come out and support the iran nuclear deal. do you think that's going to continue to happen? >> absolutely. ms. careyy it's been exciting to see the support from coast to coast across the house democratic caucus. as was just mentioned, members of former republican administration colin powell coming out in support of the deal. the president will have overwhelming support from democrats and some republicans, and the deal will go forward. >> that is pretty much overwhelming support but not from all. giancarlo persutti, what do you make of the fact that there have been a few democratic hold outs, is that significant? >> i think it is also significant. i would also mention that it is my understanding that every republican has opposed the deal which speaks volumes, the degree to which there's opposition to what many people believe is a bad deal for the united states and for the world. but to answer your question, i thi

ms. pelosi, i'm going to start with you. your mother, nancy pelosi has urged her colleagues to come out and support the iran nuclear deal. do you think that will happen? >> absolutely ms. carey, it's been bracing to see the support across the country. as just mentioned also members of the former republican administration such as colin powell coming out in support of the deal the president will have overwhelming support from democrats and from some republicans and independents. the deal will go forward. >> not unanimous support, giancarlo persrsutti is joining us. is that significant the holdouts? >> i think it is significant. my understanding every republican in the senate has owned the deal which speaks volumes i believe about the degree to which there's opposition to what many we believe is a bad deal for the united states and for the world. but to answer your question, i think that it's absolutely a telltale sign that you have a number of not just senate democrats, leading senate democrats, the ranking member of the senate

ms. pelosi: i feel very confident she will not receive or send an e-mail that was marked classified.her side is trying to make something of it. up with, butowed wait, are you at all concerned this could play out badly for the democrats? she said again, i have confidence in hillary. i think she can get the job done. matt: once you have already given your support, you cannot turn around and take it back to you asked about the iran deal. i am supported -- i am assuming she is supportive of that as well. emily: right. nancy was critical, somewhat say the work she did you get that -- to get the democratic party on the side was breathtaking. she gave a lot of credit to the president can i asked her, did you have to make any promises to get the deal done and she said no. it was really a matter of asking other members what you need, what questions will you get from constituents that we can answer. it certainly works -- looks like in washington today, democrats have gotten the support they need so this measure to potentially block the deal will not get past so the president will not have to t

ms. pelosi: thank you. i also want to quote another epublican, who served in the administration of president george herbert walker bush. senator john warner joined carl levin, senator carl levin, two chairman of the senate armed services committee. one a democrat, but before him, a republican, john warner. . they talk about how they support this. the deal on the table, they say, is a strong agreement and it leaves in place the robust deterrents and credibility of a present military option. we urge our former colleagues not to take any action which would undermine the deterrent value of a coalition that participates in and would support the use of military option. the failure of the united states to join this agreement would ave that effect. i submit karl levin and john warner -- carl levin and john warner's statement never record. and again, i refer to statements of my colleague, they're -- colleagues, they're thoughtful, they're serious and they're courageous in support of the agreement. i'd like to thank

ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this morning at 8:46 across america there was a moment of silence in remembrance that on the morning of september 11, 2001, the world witnessed a horrific attack against our nation. the profound, unfathomable tragedy shattered our sense of safety, yet, out of the ashes of the fallen world trade center towers, the crushed pentagon and the burning fields of pennsylvania, americans rose united. we comforted strangers, we strengthened community, hope prevailed over hatred, resilience defeated fear. americans will never forget where we were on that day. we must, though, always remember what happened that day. president lincoln once cautioned of the silent artillery of time wearing away at our memories. he was referencing those who had lost their lives in the civil war. we pray that the years might ease the pain of the bereeved and that it would be a -- berieved and that it would be a comfort for them we will never forget. young people born after 9/11 are coming of age knowing

ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and i thank him for his leadership, for the courage it took for him and the humility to listen and to learn what was in this legislation and this agreement and that is something that i commend the members of the house for doing, to listen and to learn. our distinguished speaker just referenced the oath of office that we take when we become members of congress, and it is a vow that we make to the american people, to protect and support our constitution and our responsibility to protect and defend the american people. today, mr. speaker, we will vote on an agreement to make america safer. indeed, to make the world a safer place. so say the nuclear scientists and the diplomats. so say the military and security leaders of both parties or of no party. so does the faith community beseach us to do. this morning father conroy offered a prayer to god to, quote, help the members of this house to recognize that you are with us in our deliberations. indeed, as w

ms. pelosi: i feel very she did not send any .ail that was not classified i do think the other side is tryingf it. matt: clinton told the associated press she has nothing to apologize for about her use of the private e-mail server. first everi's performances in china have been shot through the american rockers were set to play shanghai and beijing this month, but the shows were canceled because the band used a backdrop image of the dalai lama in a taiwan show in 2010. rock band have been nixed after demonstrating support for the tibetan leader. coming up, lots of volatility in china and around the world. that doesn't stop the ceo of under armour. we will hear why he is playing -- planning a big expansion into china. unveiling the newest iphone and other products tomorrow. and now, a look at the european market close. here is mark barton from london. rose, andpean stocks .t's the fourth day this after falling as much as 2.2%. import anhe week expert data. by the way, today is the four-week anniversary of you want to elevation -- the yuan dividing ration. some encouraging data from the eurozone

ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and i thank him for his leadership, for the courage it took for him and the humility to listen and to learn what was in this legislation and this agreement and that is something that i commend the members of the house for doing, to listen and to learn. our distinguished speaker just referenced the oath of office that we take when we become members of congress, and it is a vow that we make to the american people, to protect and support our constitution and our responsibility to protect and defend the american people. today, mr. speaker, we will vote on an agreement to make america safer. indeed, to make the world a safer place. so say the nuclear scientists and the diplomats. so say the military and security leaders of both parties or of no party. so does the faith community beseach us to do. this morning father conroy offered a prayer to god to, quote, help the members of this house to recognize that you are with us in our deliberations. indeed, as w

ms. pelosi said you have to read the plan to understand what's in the plan before you vote on the plan, am i correct? >> something to that effect. >> caller: that's typical democrat. what kills me about this plan, i like the gentleman from maryland. i'm 61. i've worked my butt off. never been unemployed one day. and paying for other people who won't work, ain't going to work and never going to work. but they've got air jordan tennis shoes and drive brand new cars. that's the disturbing part. it's across to insurance -- i can go to alabama and buy my insurance. the politicians and insurance companies are in bed with each other. and that's the bottom line. i'll take your comments. thank you for your time. >> any final thoughts. >> he mentioned going across state lines to buy insurance. that's a common discussion in congress. buy insurance in other states. we're going to hear bhomore abo this coming up. the idea is that you might get more choice if you allowed insurers to sell in a whole bunch of different states and you could find a lower priced plan in another state and buy it there. the di

ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i thank her for her leadership as well as that of our distinguished chairman, mr. rogers, to bring this to the floor today where we can vote in a bipartisan way to keep government open. without doing harm to women's health in our country. to shut government down is really bad decision for this congress to make. the last time we did that, we lost $24 billion. last time this congress voted to shut down government, we lost $24 billion to our economy, 120,000 jobs, our work force, our federal work force which contains more than 30% of veterans in its composition were furloughed or worse. the american people deserve better. so as we go forward from this continuing resolution, which is a good outcome of the conversations that have gone back and forth, a strong bipartisan vote in the senate, i hope a strong bipartisan vote in the house. let us take heed of the words of pope francis who just not even one week ago spoke to us in this chamber. he asked us to work together for the good of the pe

ms. waters: i would like to start by thanking democratic leader pelosi for her tireless and unyielding advocacy for the iran nuclear deal agreed to between iran and six major world powers with the unanimous support of the u.n. national security council. i very much share the leader's view that diplomacy and peace must be given every chance in our dealings with iran before we com -- contemplate the use of any other options. i also want to acknowledge the fact that acting with the president's full support, secretary of state john kerry has done a masterful job of holding the p5+1 coalition together. it was far from certain that russia and china, intent as each of them is on reducing america's influence in the world, would continue their participation in the tough multinational effort necessary to get us to this point. this agreement proves that world leaders terk spite being divided on a range of issues can still work together and reach an agreement with profound implications for international peace and security. this is truly extraordinary. i support this agreement, not because it is perfect, bu

ms. curry we're seeing two dpoogs don't worry about two units people in the audience and people indicating mr. pelosihat is a single-family home can you clarify what we're limiting looking at here. >> i can as much as possible this is two residential units this which is what we're legally held to. >> two unit for that the stabilization. >> for the stabilization for the rent controlled. >> their some history with the buildings permitting where in so 8 six the conditional use authorization was issued by the planning commission to construct what the 3-r report current reflects what is not constructed. >> two units then. >> yeah. right now it looks as though the floor plans that were submitted. >> the kitchens and bathrooms on both levels. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> another questions, mr. lindsay could they get a cu or variance to take away the parks per units is there something for that. >> yes. they could get a reduction. >> thank you very much upcoming mr. williams thank you very much mr. williams hit the nail on the head a year ago tomorrow and all the reasons why we should for about two reynolds unit

ms. curry we're seeing two dpoogs don't worry about two units people in the audience and people indicating mr. pelosihat is a single-family home can you clarify what we're limiting looking at here. >> i can as much as possible this is two residential units this which is what we're legally held to. >> two unit for that the stabilization. >> for the stabilization for the rent controlled. >> their some history with the buildings permitting where in so 8 six the conditional use authorization was issued by the planning commission to construct what the 3-r report current reflects what is not constructed. >> two units then. >> yeah. right now it looks as though the floor plans that were submitted. >> the kitchens and bathrooms on both levels. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> another questions, mr. lindsay could they get a cu or variance to take away the parks per units is there something for that. >> yes. they could get a reduction. >> thank you very much upcoming mr. williams thank you very much mr. williams hit the nail on the head a year ago tomorrow and all the reasons why we should for about two reynolds unit