newhouse: i'd like to vote no. mr. sessions: the gentleman is requesting that he be recorded as a no vote on the slaughter amendment. could the clerk please re-provide the total. thank you very much. the clerk: three yays, seven nays. mr. sessions: the amendment is not agreed. to further amendment or discussion. ms. slaughter: yes, i have another amendment to the rule. i move the committee make in order and give the necessary waivers for the amendment to h.r. 38, by representative jackson lee, number 19, why which would prohibit a person from carrying a concealed firearm across state lines if the individual has been convicted of domestic violence or stalking. mr. sessions: you've heard the amendment from the gentlewoman, number 19, from the gentlewoman from texas, jackson lee. is there discussion? seeing none, the vote on the slaughter amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. noes have it. ms. slaughter: roll call, please. the clerk: mr. cole, no. mr. woodall. mr. burgess, no. mr. collins, no. mr. byrne, n

newhouse: thank you for that, by the way. mr. hastings: i'd urge the gentleman if the president vetoed the measure, 2/3 of the embers of congress could override. i believe it would be -- mr. newhouse: if we couldn't then what? i think it's incumbent upon us to do it right the first time. not to use -- i know it's important for a lot of people but recognizing that we need to have a complete package to satisfy not only the house, not only the senate but also the white house. mr. hastings: -- mr. mcgovern: if the gentleman will yield? then what the hell are you waiting for? we have been talking about this for months. and as -- as leader pelosi and ms. lujan grisham pointed out, people are losing their status every single day. maybe the president doesn't realize that. maybe the speaker of the house doesn't realize that. a couple weeks ago at a press conference said we have until march. well, we don't. people are losing their status right now. and by the way, these dreamers, some of them are working fortune 500 companies, some in scho

. >> reporter: newhouse tells us he even wrote 11 letters to the credit card company. but the answers remain the same. >> capital one says that they sent the money. it's up to american express to find it. american express was telling me they needed further information like routing numbers. >> reporter: after four months of getting nowhere on his own, newhouse contacted "nbc10 responds." after we got involved, american express found his money. the economy says it mistakenly went to a different bank. newhouse said american express told him a wrong digit in the transaction caused the problem. >> i lost sleep over this. you guys did a phenomenal job. thank you very much. >> reporter: harry hairston, "nbc10 responds." >> if you have a question for "nbc10 responds" or telemundo, let us know. we will respond to you. >>> all right. we are almost there. christmas day is monday which means lasts-minute shoppers -- yeah, busy making our ways to the stores. i know you're done, tracy. >> i'm done, but you're not alone. there's lots of people out there. check out the very busy mall

newhouse: i'd like to vote no. mr. sessions: the gentleman is requesting that he be recorded as a no vote on the slaughter amendment. could the clerk please re-provide the total. thank you very much. the clerk: three yeas, seven anyways. -- nays. mr. sessions: the amendment is not agreed. to further amendment or discussion. ms. slaughter: yes, i have another amendment to the rule. i move the committee make in order and give the necessary waivers for the amendment to h.r. 38, by representative jackson lee, number 19, why which would prohibit a person from carrying a concealed firearm across state lines if the individual has been convicted of domestic violence or stalking. mr. sessions: you've heard the amendment from the gentlewoman, number 19, from the gentlewoman from texas, jackson lee. is there discussion? seeing none, the vote on the slaughter amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. noes have it. ms. slaughter: roll call, please. the clerk: mr. cole, no. mr. woodall. mr. burgess, no. mr. collins, no.

newhouse, no. >> could the clerk please reprovide the total. thank you very much. >> three yays, seven nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. further amendment or discussion? >> yes. i have another amendment to the rule. i move the committee make an order and give the necessary waivers for the amendment to hr-38 by representative jackson lee, number 19, which would prohibit a person from carrying a concealed firearm across state lines if the individual has been convicted of domestic violence or stalking. >> you've heard the amendment from the gentle woman, number 19, from texas. is there a discussion? seeing none, the vote will now be on the slaughter amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no? nos have it. >> roll call, please. >> clerk will poll the committee. >> mr. cole. >> no. >> mr. woodalls. >> mr. burgis. >> no. >> mr. collins. >> no. >> mr. byrne. >> mr. newhouse. >> no. >> mr. buck. miss cheney. >> no. >> miss slaughter. >> aye. >> mr. mcgovern. >> aye. >> mr. hastings. >> aye. >> mr. polis. mr. chairman. >> no. >> the cle

we're not sure who had more fun, though, the kids or newhouse. look at that smile. >>> well, new at 11:00, a tiny craze is sweeping one east bay city, and it's turning into a big idea. small fairy doors are popping up all over alameda, and abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard went knocking to see what it's all about. >> reporter: big things are happening in alameda. pto find it you've got to look down and think small.% >> there's a fairy door. that's the first one we've put out. >> reporter: 10-year-old serena hoganboom takes us on a tour of miniature fairy doors, which seem to be everywhere if you know where to look. >> and that one has the exact same colors of this house. >> reporter: three years ago serena and her grandfather fred started making the whimsical tiny doors in fred's garage, giving? away and hiding others around town. >> it kind of blew up in a good way. >> i've had a dream. i would randomly be famous at? part of my life. my dream's coming true. >> reporter: fred says most days it's not unusual to have kids knocking on his door. no

we're not sure who had more fun, though, the kids or newhouse. that smile. >>> well, new at 11:00, a tiny craze is sweeping one east bay city, and it's turning into a big idea. small fairy doors are popping up all over alameda, and abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard went knocking to see what it's all about. >> reporter: big things are happening in alameda. pto find it you've got to look down and think small.% >> there's a fairy door. that's the first one we've put out. >> reporter: 10-year-old serena hoganboom takes us on a tour of miniature fairy doors, which seem to be everywhere if you know where to look. >> and that one has the exact same colors of this house. >> reporter: three years ago serena and her grandfather fred started making the whimsical tiny doors in fred's garage, giving? away and hiding others around town. >> it kind of blew up in a good way. >> i've had a dream. i would randomly be famous at? part of my life. my dream's coming true. >> reporter: fred says most days it's not unusual to have kids knocking on his door. not this d

thursday morning, washington republican conga's men dan newhouse on fridays government funding deadline. and eliot engel talks about moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. then david hawking's on sexual misconduct on capitol hill. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. ♪ >> by the time i came back to the district or shortly thereafter, both of my uncles were sent to prison. they were convicted of -- one of them of sexual assault and the other of armed robbery. thate part of my childhood i can remember, it was my mother, her two sisters, my grandmother, and my cousins in the house on 13th street. >> sunday night, on q and a, wright right -- tiffany talks about growing up in .c.hington , d the think the pool that judges are looking at is pretty small. erked one of a very small number of judges that feeds clerks to the court. or ar an african-american latino to get into that pool, there are so many obstacles. it becomes a real problem. and i think it hurts because the perspective of diverse law clerks is so important.

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congressman dan newhouse on fridays government funding deadline. and eliot engel talks about moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. senior editor david hawking's on sexual misconduct on capitol hill. be sure to watch "washington a.m.al" live at 7:00 thursday morning. join the discussion. studentcam video documentation -- documentary competition is underway and students are busy at work and sharing their experience with us through twitter. it is not too late to enter. our deadline is january 18, 2018. we're asking students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why it is important to you. our competition is open to all middle school and high school students, grades six through 12. $100,000 in cash prizes will be awarded. $5,000 willize of go to the student or team with the best overall entry. for more information, go to our website, studentcam.org. house today, cognizant al green of texas introduced articles of

. >> newhouse. >> mr. chairman, i appreciate your honesty, but i have no >> questions. >> thank you very much. it's good to see you today, dan. okay. i see that there are no further questions of the esteemed panel. i would remind you, please, recall that we have an awesome stenographer. and if and if you would please leave whatever you've got in writing to allow her to create her record appropriately. >> excuse me. >> yes, ma'am. >> i want to make sure that we have all of the information on 477 on the record. did you do 477 also? you did 39. >> i spoke of 39 -- >> oh, yeah, you did. we had two. we have two. >> we tended to take your testimony of hr-477 and 3971 in the same vein. and it is true, i do want to talk about appropriately, if you leave, if you choose, the -- what is called the cr bill. continuing resolution bill. but i think we spoke about, did you want to add any to the >> testimony? >> i had some talking points on 477. but but it is not necessary for me. we will make sure they are entered into

they did the same thing in the cable industry those all started out very local and you had advance newhouse one of the ones early on here in the florida area but they've also the time warner isn't the individuals that own the backbone impose structure you know it's very similar like you brought up with standard oil they own the railway system that was transporting the oil and that's how they control the industry well the same thing goes for the backbone infrastructure for the internet that is owned by a very small select group of people who are controlling that transport on those backbone infrastructures and you know that infrastructure is very easily managed you look at the kinds of inner connect that they have you know each single fiber will do ten gigabit of. bandwidth and they have tons of single mode fiber polled where they need it and they can always pull more so there's not a problem with the bandwidth issue i think what it comes down to is like you say with rural areas and individuals i live in a neighborhood for example that hasn't been upgraded for the telecom industry so i can on

newhouse's remarks.i don't pretend to be an expert, but i would feel more comfortable if the judiciary committee would present a product they had debated. i think they will by march. >> by march is an act of cruelty. >> i have seldom been accused of acts of cruelty. we have a difference of opinion. sometimes you -- i think the process would be helpful here, i think the dialogue would be useful in healing for the country. and frankly, it would be a wonderful thing for us in a bipartisan way to actually enact legislation reform in this area. that's the way i prefer to go about it, piece by piece. a lot of people prefer the comprehensive approach, but i think it is easier. i agree with you, i think we can find agreement. i think people want to find agreement here. it is just legislatively, if better if it comes up in the committee, in my view. i know a working group is focused on this right now. >> there is a working group that has produced nothing. >> it has not produced anything in years, so three months

newhouse? no. mr. buck? mr. buck no. ms. slaughter? aye. mr. mcgovern? aye. mr. hastings? mr. hastings, aye. mr. polis, aye. mr. chairman? >>> no. >> clerk total? >> f4 ayes, 8 nays. >> discussion? seeing none, we'll move as we remember one rule, those in favor -- i'm sorry. did the gentleman announce the vote? >> yes, mr. chair. >> i believe the gentleman did. okay. i need help. your help is welcome. that's okay. we're now going to vote on the motion from the gentleman, distinguished young gentleman from oklahoma. those in favor saying aye. >> aye. >> those pose no. >> no. >> the ayes visit. the ayes have it. the clerk will poll the question. >> mr. cole? >> aye. >> mr. woodall? aye, mr. burgess aye. mr. byrne, aye. mr. new house? aye. mr. buck? mr. buck, aye. ms. cheney? aye. mr. mcgovern, no. mr. hastings, no. mr. polis? >> no. >> mr. chairman, aye. >> clerk will report the total, please. >> 8 yays, for ncaas. >> the motion is agreed to according to the gentleman. mr. woodall will be handling this for republicans. >> and i for the democrats. >> and ms. slaughter for democra

will newhouse. was wonder iing i think it is president is he doing with jerusalem and i think he's doing well with the economy. i wish people the democrats would fall behind him because he is doing a good job. but my question for you is, do you think you guys are going to the house in 2018? what is it looking like? yet? you know guest: thank you for the question. y the way, forbes, washington, has a special place for me. my sister lived there over 30 years. calling. for we have our work cut out for us, i will admit that. we need to produce and show the merican people that we can govern and can accomplish hings, the priorities that we ran on last election. i feel good that we will be able to do that. measure he tax reform that is in conference committee right now. i truly believe that is going to a big step for our nation and the individuals around the country. be a before thing. it will help jump start the conomy and that will benefit all of the citizens of the united states. but the onus is on us.

host: congressman dan newhouse from member and the house will vote on the short-term resolution to stave the possible government shutdown. what is your sense of how tough that will be and how much it might face? guest: thank you for having me. today to you bor and rest of the country. some time today we will be a continuing resolution that will fund the government through the 22nd of december. i think over the last several a lot of 's been conversation and back and forth conference especially to prepare for this day. that from what i'm hearing today should go pretty smoothly. host: why do we have to wait before a government shutdown to conversations? could this concern about the lights going off in government avoided? have been guest: i don't know that we were for any ff or delaying specific or strategic reason. been a lot there's on our plate up to this date and dealing with ions those things right in front of it. i think this is not an unusual thing we are here today. i said, i do believe we are in a good place and we should be able to get this done any problem. host: what does two wee

now the pressure really on newhouse to try to keep the left side protected. >> al: second and ten. over the middle. that's caught up at the 20 yard line. that's seth roberts. clock under 1:30 now. first down at the 30. >> cris: back shoulder when he knew it was in trouble. >> al: 19 yards. flushed out. throws. that's crabtree on the sidelines. no good. awuzie with the coverage. 70 seconds left. >> cris: pass rusher on the outside. demarcus lawrence. they have flipped him over to the side. a game. that flushed derek carr out. so many times the pass rushers worked together. that's a quarterback and a wide receiver. those studs have to be so tight. we'll keep an eye on crawford and lawrence on that side. >> al: four-man rush. fires and misfires. just shy of the 40 yard line. now third and ten. five seconds off the clock. 1:05 remaining. >> cris: crabtree will go in. think carr thought he was going to do that as he pushed in to sean lee. he came straight back. that's why the miscommunication. so many times when the defender is inside you work on working away from him. that's what carr

now the pressure really on newhouse to try to keep the left side protected. >> al: second and ten. over the middle. that's caught up at the 20 yard line. that's seth roberts. clock under 1:30 now. first down at the 30. >> cris: back shoulder when he knew it was in trouble. >> al: 19 yards. flushed out. throws. that's crabtree on the sidelines. no good. awuzie with the coverage. 70 seconds left. >> cris: pass rusher on the outside. demarcus lawrence. they have flipped him over to the side. a game. that flushed derek carr out. so many times the pass rushers worked together. that's a quarterback and a wide receiver. those studs have to be so tight. we'll keep an eye on crawford and lawrence on that side. >> al: four-man rush. fires and misfires. just shy of the 40 yard line. now third and ten. five seconds off the clock. 1:05 remaining. >> cris: crabtree will go in. think carr thought he was going to do that as he pushed in to sean lee. he came straight back. that's why the miscommunication. so many times when the defender is inside you work on working away from him. that's what carr

. >> newhouse. >> no. buck.. >> no. >> miss cheney. no. no. abstain.oing to >> mr. mcgovern. >> aye. mr. hastings. >> aye. >> mr. chairman. no. >> mr. chairman. >> no. three yea, nine nay, one present. >> i'm not going to offer an i want to make an observation. critical and particularly his referring of the tax measure. would seem to me, not withstanding tradition seemingly with reference to conference on one hour of our debate. many think there are members in this congress that opportunity or to speak on this measure at such a critical time. i won't offer the amendment, but we really should have done three debate. general there's no reason we could not have. i just want to make the objector we should have. the gentle thank man. amount to allow greater of time, allows more people. believe part of the strength of this committee is allowing to express their ideas and opinions. that on y agree with the floor. let me say this. remember that. i do believe it. i have tried in the past merging bunch of things that have to be done. and i do need to consider that every time.

coming up thursday morning, washington republican congressman dan newhouse on friday's government fundingdeadline and new york democratic congressman eliot engel talks about moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. then cq "roll call" senior editor david hawkings on sexual misconduct on capitol hill. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> epa administrator scott prosecute testifies thursday about priorities and policies at his agency. he'll appear before the house energy and customers environmental subcommittee live starting 2:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> friday on c-span, at 8:00 eastern, this week's supreme court oral argument in the case of master peace cake shop v. colorado civil rights commission on whether a baker can refuse to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple based on rick santorum beliefs. then at 9:30 p.m., interview with counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. >> you have to subvert your ego to the greater good. i'm not here to read about myself, i'm not here to think about myself,

going forward, marshall newhouse..expected to slide over to the position and protect derek carr's blindsidee great... continues his takeover of the bay area. the niners...edge the titans on a last--second field goal...to remain undefeated when jimmy garoppolo is running the show. once again, he showed why he's franchise quarterback material... tossing for nearly 400-yards on 31-of-43 passing. no interceptions. in his last three games, he's averaged more than 330- yards through the air. we also can't forget he also got a lot of help from robbie gould...who went 6-for-6 on field goals. let's hear from jimmy g....and kyle shanahan, who at the end of this clip was asked what he'll get the patriots for christmas for sending jimmy graps. "we're learning how to win. i think these close games will only long run. for next year and everything, we're not looking that far ahead but it's good to be in these close games. there's different ways to win in this league. it's not always going to be pretty, you got to grind it out sometimes." "we were real excited and i was happ

his teammate marshall newhouse took 25 kids to penn's annual shop with a jock.n't go because he had a serious foot injury during sunday's game. each child received a gift card for walmart. >>> and raiders wide receivers and raiderettes gave more than 80 bikes with helmets and locks. it's become an annual tradition for observing's wide-outs. very nice. >> that was a cool reveal how they did that, too. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00. >> paula ferris with a look at what's ahead. good morning, paula. >>> tgiw, great to be with you on this wednesday. coming up on "gma" we're talking taxes. the tax bill passed overnight. a second house vote remaining before president trump can sign this into law. house speaker paul ryan will speak with george about what this could mean for american families. also ahead a consumer alert. scammers taking advantage of all the last-minute shopping. we'll tell you about the package e-mails you need to look out for so you don't become a victim. plus an amazing medical milestone. a young woman who's 26 years old giving birth to

marshall newhouse took kids on a shopping spree. penn couldn't go following a serious foot injury during sunday's game. each child received a gift card for walmart and san leandro. >> wide receivers and raiderettes gave bikes with helmets and locks. it's become an annual tradition. >> it is great to see the teams giving back. >>> next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. if someone you know has some bad breath, there may be no hope to fix it. >> how does another toll increase sound? when you can make your voice heard about paying more to cross our bay area bridges. >>> and get but on the inside, i feel like chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is ought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyric for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain.ef and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions tell your doctor right away if you have thes

even, i was talking to republican pollster, neil newhouse recently, and even on the republican side, wind at their back right now. and of course, a lot can change before election day. we're a year away. but if the election were to be held today, democrats would be feeling very good about where they are. >> there's a story, david, in "the new york times," was reported over the weekend, and it's -- i mean, it's pretty staggering, because you have two officials, one of whom was actually in a meeting that the president was in at the time. this was a meeting back in june. the president was discussing numbers for visas for presidents coming into the u.s. and he was not happy with the situation. and he talked about people coming from haiti, and he said they, quote, all have aids according to this report. and that nigerian immigrants would, quote, never go back to their huts. when you hear a story like this -- and i should say, the white house denies this, but "the new york times" is standing by it -- to what extent do these types of stories really motivate the democratic base? >> so, here's

newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize eriff harvey jesdall for his significant contributions to the safety of the constituents n the fourth district and to congratulate him on his recently announced retirement. he has served in the washington state law enforcement for over 30 years. he began his career in 1985 at the garfield county sheriff's office. and he spent eight years in the bellevue police department before landing in douglas county in 1995. he was promoted to sergeant in 2000 and elected to his current position in 2006. additionally, he served in the reserve for 26 years where he was activated four times, including two tours in the middle east. for the last 22 years, he has been promoting reserve for safe relationships in central washington. i'm thankful for his leadership and compassion and i urge my colleagues to join me in congratulating him relationship in on a successful career. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose do

newhouse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as one of the newest members. members of the appropriations committee which i'm very pleased to be able to serve with the fine gentleman from new jersey as our chairman, a fine leader on the other side of the aisle as well as dr. cole, lots of people to work with and look up to, i was very proud of being able to get all 12 appropriations bills across the finish line through the house representatives and over to the senate. to me this seems like normal. we do it every year, right, but that's not the case. this is the first time in a dozen years that that has been accomplished but due to the strong leadership in that committee we were able to do that and that's something that we should be able to follow every single year. as have been said before and not to through our other colleagues under the bus that's where the frustration lies. you they have the vehicle they need in order to get these appropriation -- this appropriation work done that they could send back to us. they've had it for 100 days and here we are at t

newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize three high school students from kenny wick, washington, as the -- kennywick, washington, as the winners of the 2017 congressional app challenge. seth foreman, damon fuller, and tyler zimmerman spent many hours refining an app named powerhouse which allows the user to take on the role of a business other of an energy company. they designed to show the responsibilities to the community and draw attention to the challenges energy providers face. thank you to our panel of judges and to the engineers at pacific northwest national laboratory who will be providing the winners with a tour of their great facility. the congressional app challenge highlights the value of computer science and coding and i am proud to represent central washington where schools and teachers are dedicated to encouraging students to excel in stem education. this year the fourth congressional district app challenge has the highest number of entries since my office began participating in the c

going forward, marshall newhouse..expected to slide over to the position and protect derek carr's blindsidenwhile in santa clara, jimmy the great... continues his takeover of the bay area. the niners...edge the titans on a last--second field goal...to remain undefeated when jimmy garoppolo is running the show. once again, he showed why he's franchise quarterback material... tossing for nearly 400-yards on 31-of-43 passing. no interceptions. in his last three games, he's averaged more than 330- yards through the air. keep in mind, he also got a lot of help from robbie gould...who went 6-for-6 on field goals. let's hear from jimmy g. "we're learning how to win. i think these close games will only pay off in the long run. for next year and everything, we're not looking that far ahead but it's good to be in these close games. there's different ways to win in this league. it's not always going to be pretty, you got to grind it out sometimes.""he's always looked good on tape in those few games, or those one-and-a-half games, some preseason games. you hope to see th

newhouse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as one of the newest members. appropriations committee which i'm very pleased to be able to serve with the fine gentleman from new jersey as our chairman, a fine leader on the other side of the aisle as well as dr. cole, lots of people to work with and look up to, i was very proud of being able to get all 12 appropriations bills across the finish line through the house representatives and over to the senate. to me this seems like normal. we do it every year, right, but that's not the case. this is the first time in a dozen years that that has been accomplished but due to the strong leadership in that committee we were able to do that and that's something that we should be able to follow every single year. as have been said before and not to through our other colleagues under the bus that's where the frustration lies. they have the vehicle they need in order to get these appropriation -- this appropriation work done that they could send back to us. they've had it for 100 days and here we are at this point before ch