ms. scott [ applause ] maddie scott is the president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence, the san francisco chapter. she is also executive director of healing for her families and our nation, and she is chapter leader of the san francisco mothers in charge. and she is the founder of the healing circle, which has done so much to uplift so many members of our community, who have lost loved ones. but more importantly, maddie is a mother, a mother who lost her son to gun violence, a mother who turned her grief and her pain into meaningful action, a mother who is giving a voice to the victims of this sad epidemic in our community. she has organized gun buybacks in city hall with united players, to take hundreds of guns off the streets. she has also worked with the board of education to passes a resolution calleding for the school district to support gun control policies and communicate information about gun buyback events and gun safety practices with families. and expand upon lessons in t

ms. brown (clapping.) any further public comment. >> good evening mrs. scott welcome. >> i'm maggie scott i'm the executive director for human and mothers in charge i want to say i've heard good news and bad news we're trying to move forward and it is hard we are going to agree and disagree i travel all over the country and see things not in place people don't get and they don't get in other places we're not perfect but all can citi looked at everyone i love each and every one of you my heart is ac for ms. woods i lost my son to gun violence we want justice for everybody and able to have our children to come home at the same time but our officers to get home safe and work with the officers of justice and other folks the community with the gun buy back in the 16 we hope you come and 200 and 46 guns off the streets and it is good to hear those young people go to africa with the police department we need more yes, we want many woods to be heard he hear you paulette brown and this is about to be implemented a new program we're moving forward and hang onto each oth

[laughter] ms. scott: long-term project -- theg in washington wast tower design by meigs for the georgetown library. invention of carrying pure water over rock creek to not have any contamination at all. nia corps of engineers' insig buildsd on the yielding at the reservoir on river road to mask the equipment used their -- used there. to go back a little, i have to go back to robert mills, the smiling gentleman in the center, who came to washington in 1800. he mentioned he saw washington before he died. favorite of thomas jefferson. he was an apprentice architect for the 10 years he was here. he had an interesting career in , then went to arkansas when he became the state architect and engineer, involved in canals, roads, and so forth. he returned to washington at the end of the 1820's as charles bullfinch is retiring and finishing the capitol. mills came back with the idea that he would become the ofhitect of the next wave government buildings. and he did succeed. they were the treasury building on the u

[laughter] ms. scott: long-term project starting in washington -- the first holding tower designed by meigs was for the georgetown library. it was for water brought down to the aqueduct. meigs' invention of carrying the pure water over rock creek to not have any contamination at all. the corps of engineers' insignia is based on the battlemented building that the reservoir on river road used to mask the equipment used there. to go back a little, i have to go back to robert mills, the smiling gentleman in the center, who came to washington in 1800. he was brought here by his father. he mentions that he saw washington before he died. he was a favorite of thomas jefferson. he was an apprentice architect with benjamin hendley -- henry latrobe for the 10 years he was here. he had a very important career teenstimore during the 18 . then went to arkansas when he became the state architect and engineer, involved in canals, roads, and so forth. he returned to washington at the end of the 1820's as charles bullfinch

ms. hartzler votes aye. mr. o'rourke. mr. scott, mr. scott votes aye. mr. gallego votes no. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. takai, mr. takai votes no. mr. nugent. mr. nuj envotes aye. ms. graham? ms. gram votes no. mr. cook? mr. cook votes aye. mr. ashford? mr. ashford votes aye. mr. bridenstein? votes aye. mr. moulton? mr. moulton votes no. votes aye. mr. aguilar. >>> mr. byrne votes eye. mr. graves votes aye. mr. zinke votes aye. misstefanek votes aye. ms. mcsally? ms. mcsallie votes aye. mr. knight? mr. knight votes aye. mr. mcarthur? mr. russell? mr. russell votes aye. mr. courtney. >>> roll kay. mr. thorn bury votes aye. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones votes aye. ms. sanchez. ms. sanchez votes no. mr. forbes. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. brady. mr. miller mr. miller vote aye. ms. davis votes no. mr. wilson? mr. wilson votes aye. mr. langevin votes no. mr. lobiando? no, mr. lobiando votes aye. mr. larsen votes no. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. turner? mr. turner votes aye. ms. bordayo votes no. mr. klein votes aye. mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mr. rodgers? mr. rodgers vo

ms. brown (clapping.) any further public comment. >> good evening mrs. scott welcome. >> i'm maggie scott i'm the executive director for human and mothers in charge i want to say i've heard good news and bad news we're trying to move forward and it is hard we are going to agree and disagree i travel all over the country and see things not in place people don't get and they don't get in other places we're not perfect but all can citi looked at everyone i love each and every one of you my heart is ac for ms. woods i lost my son to gun violence we want justice for everybody and able to have our children to come home at the same time but our officers to get home safe and work with the officers of justice and other folks the community with the gun buy back in the 16 we hope you come and 200 and 46 guns off the streets and it is good to hear those young people go to africa with the police department we need more yes, we want many woods to be heard he hear you paulette brown and this is about to be implemented a new program we're moving forward and hang onto each oth

scott engaged. :ms. clinton hello, george : mason! granted. >> i used to be a republican. now i'm very much democratic. >> i definitely think everyone should vote, because in the end, like, we live here and it's going to affect us in some way. so, it is an important thing to do. >> i think it takes all of us college kids to make a difference in the voting. scott: in the 2016 presidential race, it's not momentum candidates need on their side, its millennials. there are 49 million americans millennials, accounting for 21% of eligible voters. >> young people have a ton of power right now in terms of determining the future of our country. scott: sarah audelo is the political and field director for rock the vote, a nonpartisan organization working to increase the number of youth voters taking part in the election process. >> the millennial generation is the largest generation that our country has ever seen. we're bigger than the baby boomers,nd are the largest share of the electorate. scott: now, this growing voting block is flexing its political power at the ballot box. voting

ms. brown (clapping.) any further public comment. >> good evening mrs. scott welcome. >> i'm maggie scott i'm the executive director for human and mothers in charge i want to say i've heard good news and bad news we're trying to move forward and it is hard we are going to agree and disagree i travel all over the country and see things not in place people don't get and they don't get in other places we're not perfect but all can citi looked at everyone i love each and every one of you my heart is ac for ms. woods i lost my son to gun violence we want justice for everybody and able to have our children to come home at the same time but our officers to get home safe and work with the officers of justice and other folks the community with the gun buy back in the 16 we hope you come and 200 and 46 guns off the streets and it is good to hear those young people go to africa with the police department we need more yes, we want many woods to be heard he hear you paulette brown and this is about to be implemented a new program we're moving forward and hang onto each oth

scott walker giving ted cruz an endorsement. how much does it matter, and how has that gone down? ms. : does any endorsement matter -- not that much. scott walker is a great retail politician, great at rounding up support among republicans throughout the state. do they look to see who is supporting -- maybe not, but if he is holding a rally, he could help people get energized. mark: we saw in the market poll republicans approving of scott walker, and maybe donald trump, maybe not the first time, a guy that takes on fox news, comes in here, bad mouthing scott walker, and as you said, having the crowd boo along. he turned people who used to be for walker against him. mr. defour: there are probably a lot of illinois people. mark: is it possible it is smart politics for trump to come in here and attack walker? mr. defour: he will be looking for fans -- people that are not huge fans of scott walker, but he knows he is not going to win. he does not want to get blown out by ted cruz. i mean, the momentum is on ted cruz's side. and you know, there is a conservative movement in this state that

ms. moore: thank you, mr. scott. and thank you for recognizing me. i'm really pleased to join the ranking member, bobby scott, a memberer to of mine, a good -- mentor of mine, a good friend, and marcia fudge, and others about the re-authorization of school meals and the w.i.c. program. they are truly champions for ending hunger among children in this country. and i believe no conversation could occur about hunger without having the indomitable mr. mcgovern with us this evening. you know, the child nutrition re-authorization is really a critical opportunity for us to talk about the importance of improving access to healthy meals in schools. and for maintaining strong nutrition standards. for too many kids, mr. speaker, the only sure meals they can count on on any given day are provided in school. and yet, mr. speaker, unfortunately the majority on the other side of the aisle are talking about how to make it harder for children, especially low-income children, who are eligible for free and reduced price meals, breakfast and lunch, to access these progr

ms. schakowsky: i thank you, mr. scott, for yielding to me and for your commitment to improving the lives of working americans and retirees. this is a very dangerous bill. 86% of americans believe that we are facing a retirement crisis in this country, and 75% are concerned about their own ability to have a secure retirement. more americans fear outliving their money than they fear death. and eight in 10 want us to help them have a guaranteed stream of income in retirement. that's why i'm just amazed that my republican colleagues are pushing this resolution of disapproval on a carefully drafted -- crafted, thoughtfully designed rule to improve retirement security, especially for people who need the help. we have moved to an era where most workers, if they are offered any pension at all, are given defined contribution options like self-directed i.r.a.'s and 401-k's. this means their retirement security relies on the individual decision that is they make, and many turn to financial advisors for guidance. they believe that wh

ms. welcome to "access hollywood" i'm liz hernandez. we start off access interview special in new york with scott evans exclusive interview with mariah careyionaire fiance pro posed with a massive $10 million ring. mariah its getting set to resume las vegas residency at coliseum at caesars. it was there in her dressing room suite where i had an exclusive one-on-one with mariah. did you know this was coming any idea? >> darling, it is an engagement

ms. welcome to "access hollywood" i'm liz hernandez. we start off access interview special in new york with scott evans exclusive interview with mariah careynaire fiance pro posed with a massive $10 million ring. mariah its getting set to resume las vegas residency at coliseum at caesars. it was there in her dressing room suite where i had an exclusive one-on-one with mariah. did you know this was coming any idea? >> darling, it is an engagement ring. we can't know when it is coming the we have to receive with pride and happiness. >> it is so pretty. >> thank you. do you know what? i mean for me, i can't even imagine wearing that on my finger. >> walking through a crowd wearing a ring on your finger and a lot bracelets is daunting. hard to take it off the i love it so much. >> i hear that. i hear that. >> that diamond and platinum ring, 35 carats, for those keeping track more than beyonce's and kim kardashian's rings combine. as you are getting ready to plan

ms. welcome to "access hollywood" i'm liz hernandez. we start off access interview special in new york with scott evans exclusive interview with mariah careyott? >> her billionaire fiance pro posed with a massive $10 million ring. mariah its getting set to resume las vegas residency at coliseum at caesars. it was there in her dressing room suite where i had an exclusive one-on-one with mariah. did you know this was coming any idea? >> darling, it is an engagement ring. we c

pretty good on saturday for the walk to end ms as well and then we're looking at cooler temperatures to kick off next week. >> sounds good. thank you so much, scott>> yup. >> the novacare sent howard is standing by life. howard? >> we're close to that pick. we're getting closer. all right. we'll talk to dave spadaro. get a sense of what goes on on the eagles war room. that will be coming up in sports. ♪ >>> okay. we're getting ready. so in just under two hours the eagles will make the second pick in the draft. which will be a quarterback. and it will be carson wentz unless something unforeseen happens. all right. with me now dave spadaro. dave, it's an interesting pick because there are in all picks like this there are some questions about a quarterback especially coming out of norming dakota state. >> there are question about every player in the draft. it is a total crap shoot. you don't know how players will reaction to the next level of competition. everything that goes with it but i think the eagles feel like they've done their homework through these last several months. whether it's carson wentz or your rad goff they feel like they know the

scott's comments and also to others, i think in fairness to ms.weiss carver, it wasn't just a zip tie that they looked at, in her report she talks about the defective copilot control wheel for the c-5 aircraft valued at $35000 each, the investigation determined that all 30 parts provided on the contract were defective and that the contractor was at fault. dla avent aviation search the depot inventory march 2014 and and found 23 of the remaining defective control were being stored in georgia. dla one additional parts back to the contract however dla aviation officials did not respond to our inquiries and dla transaction data showed that they control wheels were never shipped. according to dla aviation cannot produce any evidence that it received restitution for 23 of the 27 parts valued at 825,000 dollars. in addition they did not notify the other customers who purchased the remaining four of the 27 defective control wheels. so was not just it ties, we were looking at more expensive equipment. there is a problem with defective parts not been return

ms. hartzler votes no. mr. o'rourke. mr. o'rourke votes aye. dr. heck. dr. heck votes no. mr. norcross. mr. norcross votes aye. mr. scott. mr. scott votes no. mr. gieggo. aye. mr. brooks. mr. brooks votes no. mr. takei. mr. takei votes aye. mr. nugent. mr. nugent votes no. ms. graham. ms. graham votes no. mr. cook. mr. cook votes no. mr. ashford. mr. ashford votes no. mr. briden stein votes no. mr. moulten. mr. moulten votes aye. dr. winstrip votes no. mr. aguilar. no. mr. burn. mr. burn votes no. mr. graves. mr. graves votes no. mr. zincy. mr. zincy votes no. ms. stuphonic. no. ms. mcsally. ms. mcsally votes no. mr. knight. mr. knight votes no. mr. mcarthur. mr. mcarthur? mr. russell. mr. russell votes no. mr. rogers? mr. rogers votes no. mr. schuster. mr. hunter. mr. hunter votes no. mr. mcarthur? >> clerk will report the tally. >> 20 aye votes. 41 no votes. >> the amendment is not adopted. if there are no further amendments to this portion of the park the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio for the purpose of offering a motion. >> i move to adopt the subcommittee report on the tactical air and land forces. >> question is on the motion of

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scott's comments and also to others', i think in fairness to ms. weisscarver, it wasn't just the zip ties that they looked at. in her report she talks about the defective co-pilot control wheels for the c-5 aircraft valid at $35,000 each. the investigation determined that all 30 parts provided on the contract were defective, and that the contractor was at fault. dla aviation searched the dla distribution depot inventory in march 2014 and identity that 23 of the remaining defective control wheels were being stored at the dla distribution depot in georgia. dla instructed the dla distribution depot to ship the parts back to the contractor. however, dla aviation officials did not respond to our inquiryies about the 23 control wheels and dla transaction data showed that the defective control wheels were never shipped from the dla distribution depot in warner robbins. according to dla aviation, could not produce any evidence that it received restitution for 23 of the 27 defective parts valid at $825,000. in addition, dla aviation did not notify the other

scott walker gave introductory remarks. from the waukesha county exposition center, this is an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] ms. fiorina: thank you for coming out to support ted cruz. i have been in wisconsin a week. i had a brief detour to north dakota. i love wisconsin. i have done the squeaky cheese curds thing. [laughter] honestly, snow? i was not prepared for that. i have come to appreciate this state and the people of wisconsin so much, not just because you stood with your brave governor and got real reform done and showed the rest of the country what real activism and conservatism is all about, but because it has just been a delight to be here all week. i so appreciate your governor, who i have had the opportunity to travel around on the cruise bus with the last several days. i so appreciate your state senator, and i have to tell you, i so appreciate charlie sykes. [applause] he did his job. and vicki mckenna did her job. [applause] they did their job. i think that charlie is absolutely right in what he said to you a couple of moments ago. the people of wisconsin have an incredible opportunity to show th

scott: i yield four minutes to the ranking member of the financial services committee, the gentlelady from california, ms. waters. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for four minutes. ms. waters: mr. chairman, i rise today in strong opposition to the house joint resolution 88, which would invalidate the labor department's recently finalized fiduciary duty rule and threaten our seniors' retirement savings to the tune of $17 billion per year. the rule closes loopholes and gaps in our laws so that all financial advisers act in their clients' best interests when providing advice on retirement investments. this is an essential reform that will protect our seniors and ensure our retirees are financially secure. not only is this rule a commonsense update, but the labor department worked diligently to address all legitimate stock holder concerns. and secretary perez should be commended for his exemplary leadership on this issue. the labor department spent countless hours reviewing comments, meeting with industry and other interested stakeholders in responding to lawmakers' conc

scott! you're an embarrassment to our state! >> the woman in that video is community activist, kara jennings! and she joins us now from ft. lauderdale! oh, ms made quite a stir with your starbucks strip. tell us about what led up to it. >> hi, good morning, joy. thanks for having me. well, what led up to it was i had been reading about this horrible bill rick scott signed into law at the end of march that restricts women's access to abortion and also cuts off all funding for planned parenthood which really has a very serious impact on low-income women. and i had been thinking about that and i just by chance was at the gainesville starbucks that day. and i look up and there he was. and i tried to engage him very calmly. about the bill he passed and the impact it has on women's lives and his response was, to, you know, kind of try to ignore me and deny the impact and he even went as far as to tell me i should go to the county health clinic if i want health services, and soon after that, the video picks up. >> and you seem to be obviously taking this extremely personally. he told you to go to the county health clinic. was this really about a p

scott's comments and also to others', i think in fairness to ms.eisscarver, it wasn't just the zip ties that they looked at. in her report she talks about the defective co-pilot control wheels for the c-5 aircraft valued at $35,000 each. the investigation determined that all 30 parts provided on the contract were defective, and that the contractor was at fault. dla aviation searched the dla distribution depot inventory in march 2014 and identified that 23 of the remaining defective control wheels were being stored at the dla distribution depot in warner robbins, georgia. dla instructed the dla distribution depot to ship the parts back to the contractor. however, dla aviation officials did not respond to our inquiries about the 23 control wheels and dla transaction data showed that the defective control wheels were never shipped from the dla distribution depot in warner robbins. according to dla aviation, could not produce any evidence that it received restitution for 23 of the 27 defective parts valued at $825,000. in addition, dla aviation did not

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with gallowaycause scott shared his opinion on the troubled company on bloomberg surveillance earlier today. , i thinkm armstrong what he did with aol was impressive and i would argue ms the most overrated. a big disappointment. it is probably in terms of hitting. the favorite is verizon because verizon can afford to over pay $105 million -- 105 million handsets plus the assets of aol and yahoo!. the largest marble network in the world. the epicenter of growth around all media is mobile advertising. verizon can probably come in and spill $2 billion to get this thing. tom: still, that is the key word. scott: they could overpay. i think the odds on favorite is verizon. i can't imagine one of these reverse merger things with time. could you imagine the amount of criticism if yahoo! ends up going to yellow pages.com? tom: i was stunned. scott: it's going to be exciting to see. forcing this sale. i think these guys would've killed the deal had it not been for this guy saying he will take all nine seats. >> buying this core business makes sense because of advertising even if they overpay for it and they will most certainly have to? scott: there are some assets. it is a comp

scott: and would they be expected to do better with those supportive families than the average? ms. norton: i think they would be because they have families behind them and they're being compared with schools who often do not. mr. scott: you pointed out the randomized studies, there was no difference in the public and the private -- in the voucher programs and those studies, that's the research -- that's the conclusion of rigorous research that there was no difference, is that right? ms. norton: no difference that was a stated reason for the voucher program. i'm pleased to yield 2 1/2 minutes to my friend from california, mr. takano. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two 2 1/2 minutes. mr. takano: i thank the gentlewoman for yielding. i rise to join my colleagues in opposing the re-authorization of the d.c. voucher program. mr. speaker, public schools are the foundation of the american education system. they represent a duty we have to provide every student in every community with an education that helps them realize their full potential. vouche