have you downpours across the pennines, peak district in the afternoon, maybe lincolnshire and norfolkh, more than the north. temperatures around 9— 13 degrees. with very light winds through monday night energy tuesday, how you manage muqqy night energy tuesday, how you manage muggy is how you start tuesday. through the day we will see more showers crop up here and there. varying amounts of cloud. not huge amounts. around 7— 13 degrees. finishing the day with cornal turning wicket. this links to this area of low pressure which will bring strong winds across france and the channel islands. it will push in more in the way of rain. if the garden looks a bit parts in eastern england, more chance of seeing welcome england, more chance of seeing welco m e wet england, more chance of seeing welcome wet weather by this stage. that will easily into thursday. the odd shower around and staying on the cool side for much of next week. i will have more throughout the night. see you later. this is bbc news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: palestinian officials say four people have been killed in ga

particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the pennines and peak districthine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise you'll stay dry, but what we will see i

during the afternoon, heavy showers expected across the pennines and peak district.south, isolated showers, most will stay dry through bank holiday monday. a fair bit of cloud. a chance of sunshine further north. one or two showers. light winds between monday and tuesday. little changes. if anything on tuesday we will see more showers but up during the day. some of you will continue to stay dry. late in the day we will see heavy rain towards cornal. if you are across southern and eastern areas, desperate for rain, this is your one chance this week stop area of low pressure spreading its way in. strong winds across france and perhaps the channel islands. a greater chance of more persistent rainfor greater chance of more persistent rain for england and wales through the day on wednesday fourth that will clear through into thursday with showers and throughout next week we stay on the corlis side with temperatures around 10— degrees at best —— cooler side. they will have more throughout the night. goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorr

particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon, across the pennines and peak district some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but the temperatures still down on where we should be at this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through the night and into tuesday morning, just because there‘s not much in the way of wind around. it‘s not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a fair amount of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we‘re most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there‘ll be showers breaking out here and there. can‘t promise you‘ll get one, can‘t promise you‘ll stay dry, but what we will s

eventually reaching wales and the midlands and pennines and peak district.e north of it, chances of sunshine here and there. integers there, little will change, not too much on the way of wind. finish monday, start tuesday. showers will break out here and there is the temperature starts to rise throughout the day and really at levels we have seen over the past day —— temperatures. 7— 13 degrees. then, on wednesday, this pressure sta rts then, on wednesday, this pressure starts to spin its way in. a greater chance of more persistent rain for many of you, which will break up into showers and stay cool on 00:29:18,645 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 thursday. see you soon. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. palestinian officials say a mother and her baby were among four people killed in the gaza strip during hours of israeli air strikes and tank fire. israel disputes it was a result of their strikes and says it's responding to palestinian militants who've fired more than 200 rockets into southern israel. three israelis were wounded by the barrage. 0ur mid

some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little'll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later today. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn that bit wetter and windier. temperatures are still a disappointing 7—13 degrees. the wet and windy weather, strongest crossed france in the channel islands. it will spread significant rain across england and wales. they were today for england and wales. gardeners across eastern areas could rejoice. that quickly through into thursday. sunshine and showers until then. staying a l

the odd heavier shower across the pennines and peak district later.t chance of sunshine will be in scotland. to finish the day, showers from northern england right through towards east anglia. showers in northern scotland will fade. it will be wettest on wednesday, and it will stay cool by day and by night. now it is time for a bbc investigation. they'd look at a couple who abused girls for many yea rs couple who abused girls for many years in barry. did they act alone? barry island. beyond the facade of the fun fair, this is a place which for some holds dark memories. on top calm. flopping underneath. sally and joann grew up in barry, during the 1980s. the swans had been here since i was a child. this was where we would hang around. this was our playground. yeah. their paths crossed as children. i remember being little girls and then gone, so. i always thought about you. 0h, bless you. always. but, 30 years on, they discovered they shared a sickening secret. i thought that you all knew. i thought that we all knew. what was happening to each other. it

there could be an outside chance of a shower in the south downs, the peak district and the pennines.n the northern isles, so they will continue on and off this morning and into the afternoon. that weather front is brushing around the periphery of scotland and northern ireland. it is giving us some cloud and it will not be as cold as it was this morning. they may well be ground frost levels. as we go through the next few days and the temperatures get higher, they will not fall as low at night. frost becomes less of a risk. temperatures getting above average will be more on the cards, particularly for the western side of the uk. the east will pick up a bit of an easterly breeze. 17—19 quite widely in areas away from the coast. we will see the sea breeze settle in in that strong may sunshine. that is just tempering the feel of things a little bit on the feel of things a little bit on the north sea coast. still very pleasant. and into the 20s potentially in the central lowlands and parts of wales as well. this is because the high pressure is orientated to the east and we have gotan orien

heavy showers into the pennines and peak district and lincolnshire. most lisa seeing sunshine.news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: palestinian militants and israeli forces exchange rocket and air strikes as officals say four people have been killed in gaza in two days of violence. as cyclone fani leaves devastation and floods, india and bangladesh are praised for saving many lives after evacuating millions of people in its path. this is the seen live in bangkok. -- scene. thailand's king grants new titles to members of the royalfamily on the second day of elaborate ceremonies marking his coronation. dust off your leg—warmers as the kids from fame reunite

particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the pennines and peak districtl be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one,

there could be the odd light shower for the peak district and the pennines.thern ireland and western scotland. overnight preventing frost problems. the frost will be limited, but it will be chilly in central and eastern areas and mistand chilly in central and eastern areas and mist and fog return to these areas as well. as we go through the week and temperatures rise during the day there is only so much they can drop at night. it looks dry, warm and sunny in many areas. the high pressure stays with us and you can see light winds on monday and lots of sunshine. temperatures will get higher than those of today because they will not start from such low levels. 18 and 19 on the cards tomorrow. on tuesday we pick up cards tomorrow. on tuesday we pick up this north—easterly breeze across the eastern part of england. it is never a warm direction at this time of the year. but we keep the southerly winds further west and here the temperatures will continue to rise. it is the north and the west, north wales and north—west england where we expect the warmest weather thi

some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a littlehire, maybe east anglia, later too. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll probably start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn that bit wetter and windier. temperatures are still a disappointing 7—13 degrees. now, the wet and windy weather, courtesy of this area of low pressure, strongest of the winds, though, across france and maybe the channel islands. but what it will do, it'll spread the most significant rain across england and wales. so a wetter day for england and wales. gardeners, particularly across eastern areas, could

some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you‘ll probably start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn that bit wetter and windier. temperatures are still a disappointing 7—13 degrees. now, the wet and windy weather, courtesy of this area of low pressure, strongest of the winds, though, across france and maybe the channel islands. but what it will do, it‘ll spread the most significant rain across england and wales. so a wetter day for england and wales. gardeners, particularly across eastern areas, could rejoice. that will clear through into thursday. sunshine and showers by then. but staying a little on the cool side. bye for

particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the pennines and peak districtt tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise y

it could be the odd light shower for the peak district with the pennines.rthern isles. this high cloud is leaving the sunshine he is the end northern ireland and scotland. the frost worries tonight more limited, but it will be cold in central and eastern areas and there could be mist and fog returning to these areas. into the new week, temperatures rise during the day, there is only so much they can drop at night, so because they are higher it will drop to frost levels. many parts will be dry and fine. the high pressure will stay with us. like winds on monday, lots of sunshine, so temperatures will get higher than those of today because they won't start from such low levels. 18 or 19 on the cards tomorrow. there is this north—easterly breeze in the eastern half of england. it is never a one direction at this time of year. we keep the westerly winds, sorry, southerly winds. temperatures will continue to rise. it is the north, west, where we expect the warmest weather this week. it will be a little bit lower in east anglia and the south—east because of the ea

some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be on the, isolated showers. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers and a light breeze. for all, a fairly cool day. with light winds around to vinnies monday, what if finished my day you will start with a tuesday. through tuesday the cloud will bubble up with the greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. in the end of the day, towards cornwall, a full—term windy and wet. 7— 30 degrees. the wet and windy weather, strongest crossed france in the channel islands ——13. it will spread significant rain across england and wales. they were today for england and wales. gardeners across eastern areas could rejoice. that quickly through into thursday. such financials until then. staying a little on the cool side. bye for 110w. this is bbc news. the headlines: palestinian officials say a pregnant mother and her 14—month—old baby have been killed in israeli airstrikes in gaza. israel says the military action is a response to ove

the midlands will see a few more showers develop, maybe not a heavy one over the pennines and peak districtorth of it. better chances of some sunshine between a few showers here and there. into tuesday, little will have changed because not too much on the way of wind overnight, so how you finish monday, you'll start tuesday. showers will break out here and there during the day as temperatures start to rise, and really at levels of what we've seen over the past day or so, 7— 13 degrees at best. but there will be a few changes during the middle parts of the week, tuesday night into wednesday, this area of low pressure starts to spin its way in, bringing strong winds across france and also into the channel islands. but across england and wales, a greater chance of more persistent rain for many of you, which will break up into showers and staying cool on thursday. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines: palestinian officials say four people have been killed and seventeen others wounded in israeli airstrikes in gaza. israel says the military action is a response to over two hundred rocket

the midlands will see a few more showers develop, maybe not a heavy one over the pennines and peak districtof it. greater chance of some sunshine between a few showers here and there. into tuesday, little will have changed because not too much on the way of wind overnight, so how you finish monday, you'll start tuesday. showers will break out here and there during the day as temperatures start to rise, and really at levels of what we've seen over the past day or so, 7— 13 degrees at best. but there will be a few changes during the middle parts of the week, tuesday night into wednesday, this area of low pressure starts to spin its way in, bringing strong winds across france and also into the channel islands. but across england and wales, a greater chance of more persistent rain for many of you, which will break up into showers and staying cool on thursday. see you soon. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and roger johnson. our headlines today: let's do a deal — the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. the illega

particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the pennines and peak districtavy side. now, the winds will be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. c

there could be a lot like char and the peak district or the pennines, there will be showers in the northernn tonight in the northern isles. it will be chilly across central and eastern areas and there could be some mist and fog returning to these areas. into the new week, temperatures rise during the day, there is only so much they can drop at night, so as they are higher they will drop to frost levels. the high pressure will stay with us. light winds on monday. lots of sunshine, so temperatures will get higher than those of today because they won't start from such low levels. a subtle change on tuesday with this north—easterly breeze in the eastern half of england. the north sea is still quite cool so it is not a one direction for this time of year. we keep southerly winds further west, so keep southerly winds further west, so here are the temperatures will continue to rise. it is the north, west, wales and northern ireland we re we west, wales and northern ireland were we expect the warmest weather this week. it will always just be a little bit lower in the south—east because of the easte

during the afternoon, heavy showers expected across the pennines and peak district.. a chance of sunshine further north. one or two showers. light winds between monday and tuesday. little changes. if anything on tuesday we will see more showers but up during the day. some of you will continue to stay dry. late in the day we will see heavy rain towards cornal. if you are across southern and eastern areas, desperate for rain, this is your one chance this week stop area of low pressure spreading its way in. strong winds across france and perhaps the channel islands. a greater chance of more persistent rainfor greater chance of more persistent rain for england and wales through the day

hazy in the north and west but still dry and it's still sunny. 0utside, afternoon shower, the peak districtvels. clear skies, light winds. the risk of mist and fog. the next 4— five days, not great news for everybody. there is a need for rain. at the moment, it's looking dry again for the next four or five days. what we will find is temperatures gradually rising. monday sees temperatures higher than those of today. temperatures are rising higher. tuesday, as you can see, the easterly breeze, just picking the temperatures back. with that reason it means we're going to see the warmest weather so into the low 20s. that high—pressure sitting just to the east of us. when we see the highest temperatures but for all, it's dry and for all, it will feel warmer. temperatures below average. we are getting towards where they should be for this time of year. the warmth developing midweek further north and west. they do tail off again. back to you too. thanks very much. i'm liking all that yellow that we are seeing. that's a good sign. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the show: the remnant

the risk of a showerfor the south downs, possibly the pennines and the peak district and a few showersy frost tojoin first thing and west but a bit of patchy frost to join first thing across the south and east first thing tomorrow morning. there may be a bit of mist and fog but as we move into the new week, the high pressure is set fair. for five days of mostly dry weather. the coastal breeze. the cloud coming in but it's essentially fine, fine weather and strong may sunshine will allow those temperatures to continue to rise over the coming few days. probably peaking wednesday time before easing off again. it looks like the warmest weather will be in the north—west. just for the weather, we were talking about technology issues. expectjust before. —— just before the weather. now for the latest technology news in this week's click. in the uk, police are pushing ahead with live facial recognition, deploying specially equipped vans to events such as london's annual rk notting hill carnival and major football games. i am completely comfortable that the activity we are doing in the trials is

, the peak district, may be a few spots of light rain for a time.e by but there is one to the north east off the coast of scotland, another one approaching ireland. we are in between, but the bulk of the uk that is, so a decent day on thursday. when the winds are light, there is a lot of sunshine around and nothing is really happening in the atmosphere, nothing pushing through, no weather fronts moving in and weather fronts creep up moving in and weather fronts creep up by moving in and weather fronts creep up bya moving in and weather fronts creep up by a degree every day. but into the weekend and next week things will shift a bit. we will see weather fronts moving through the uk because of a jet stream. and the jet strea m because of a jet stream. and the jet stream is going to push a lot of cloud and possibly some rain to northern areas. this is next week, so northern areas. this is next week, so this is the long—term outlook. southern parts of the uk, as is quite typical, probably will stay dry. so a decent enough rest of the week on the way for

rates for adults with disabilities was in districts 3, district 6 and district 7, which are south of market and lake merced, twin peaks the lowest was in district 1, 2, 5, 8 and 9. which are the richmond and marina, pacific heights, western edition, bernal, the excelsior. so we have a lot of work to do with respect to the geographic participation. we found that people -- just to go back a little. we did almost 30 focus groups in this process. with edid community -- we did community meetings, forums in every district, every supervisor district. we also did a paper and electronic survey and a phone survey that was random. so we got a lot of good information from that process. we found that people want opportunities to build connection within their communities and among their neighbors. and that a lot of that need was really neighborhood focus. people want things in their own neighborhoods. so the report included a couple of recommendations. expand the objectives of existing services to incorporate opportunities for community building and social interaction. including multicultural and intergeneration intersections. and

the carey family has filed a lawsuit against the san ramon unified school district and the teacher who was on duty during that peak last the lawsuit claims that the teacher who was supervising the swim class looking at his cell phone at the time of the accident. we'll take a look at this police seized more than 1000 weapons from a home in an upscale los angeles neighborhood. aerial video showed authorities are sorting through their document and documenting that massive pollo weapons. it appeared to include rifles shotguns and handguns, an anonymous tip led to the arrest of one man he's accused of selling the illegal guns. wolf billion dollars for the november wildfires, making them the most expensive in state history. so the figure includes the camp fire that devastated the town of paradise as well as to southern california fires. the camp fire killed 85 people and destroyed nearly 19,000 buildings. previously the most expensive fires in the state have been the north bay fires that was in the late late 2017 with claims totaling 11.8 billion. destructive wildfires are driving up the cost of homeowners insurance in

district. to the south we have warm, south south—westerly ‘s, temperatures could peak around 28 degrees in one heading our way is a sort of one—day wonderfor most of heading our way is a sort of one—day wonder for most of us, that is. this system brings showers, and it will start to make things a lot cooler across western areas. that heat will be pushed towards east anglia by the time we get to sunday. at the moment, the indications are that once that low pressure gets going on sunday it is really much here to stay. so as we enterjune, traditionally very much a summer month, it looks like things are going to be turning cooler and quite a bit more unsettled. that's it for me, goodbye. this is news day on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: donald trump lashes out at robert mueller a day after the former special counsel refused to clear the president of obstructing justice. the whole thing is a scam, it is a giant presidential harassment. russia did not help me get elected. you know who got me elect? i got me elected. russia did not help me at all. another front in the trade war

family has filed a lawsuit in november against the san ramon unified school district and the teacher who was on duty during that peak last. the lawsuit alleges the teacher who was supervising the swim class was distracted. looking at his cell phone when one of his students drowned. but despite all of this the ceremony tonight was all about remembering benjamin curry. right now it serves getting through. i mean it's heart warming and heartbreaking. i'm so grateful. star friend sen. step forward and then there. repeatedly throughout the last year and honestly when made it without that. >>the posh isn't pretty tough especially since. we we're getting ready to play the terminal with them what happened we we can't take for granted to be there and i think. the whole situation has taught us to we cherish time we have for the people around us and. with every time we step on the core we think of him we play for him. >>and i was a benjamin curry's mother and teammate. he was on the basketball team at the high school. now they're also add to his teammate is also telling me he is upset and how curry died but also just want to s

the boy's family has filed a lawsuit against the ceremony unified school district and the teacher who was on duty during that peak last out of the pool. >>the lawsuit says that the teacher was looking at his cell phone. at the time of the accident. >>well a foggy one yet again but this one even thought here that we have been so far will it clear i've got your answers in your forecast. >>and here's a look at the san mateo bridge where westbound 92 is still a drag feom hayward off to the peninsula. your drive ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. we all care about amazing taste. that's why we've been making the best mayonnaise for over 100 years. best foods. we're on the side of food. actually, the biggest dinos mom, dinosaurs only eat meat. only ate plants, and country crock is made with plants. country crock has always been made with the goodness of plants. it has r

southern district of new york deputy robert koos ami delivers remarks at boston university law school. i look back to may 2000 94 comedian ellen degeneres peaking at tulane university. watch commencement speeches tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span. watch online anytime at c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress about the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington dc and around the country. make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. we continue showing you commencement addresses from around the country here on c-span. up next, to governors, republican eric holcomb of indiana, the democrat gretchen witmer of michigan. later from the c-span archives, former president reagan's 19 and a three commencement address at the citadel military college in south carolina. >> anderson university is a private christian college in anderson, indiana. governor eric holcomb of indiana, who

funded fire district and build a road around heritage middle school and could supply safety improvments on deer valley and invited people to go to other developments built if town during peak hours. they say you will see the traffic is not as bad as it likely will be. now, the city of brentwood is tab lating the signatures f. the voters were to approve such a measure in november and the city gave us approval, blackhawk nunn believes it will be a few years before they start moving dirt. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> day four in the new haven district teacher's strike. the school board meeting turned contentious last night according to east bay times. at one point the superintendent reportedly walked out. parents had some less than kind words as well. union leaders are supposed to pick up contract talks with the district today. the district says only 14% of students showed up for class yesterday. one school only at four students show up. >>> happening today, memorial day travel officially begins, as mike says, some folks have the day off tomorrow and early release. despite high gas prices, people will hit the road in record numbers. aaa estimates 5 mill

that cuts through the heart of my district, the reardon valley line, are the only commuters in northern new jersey without one seat ride access to manhattan during peak hours. to get to new york, they must transfer to newark, adding at least 25 minutes to their commutes. now, you might ask, why am i bringing this local issue to the house? why can't new jersey solve it by itself? well, i'll tell you why. because every rail passenger trying to get to work along this economic corridor that's so vital not just to my state but to the economy of the united states must squeeze through a crumbling 110-year-old bottle neck of a tunnel under the hudson river that is owned and operated by the federal government and the federal government won't fix it. the reardon valley line mirrors alliance -- has been working to get one seat ride. mr. malinowski: we must pass an infrastructure bill this year that will fund the gateway tunnel. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? wowed, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. wagner: i rise to support the data commission data act w