goodlatte, judge poe, to mrs. maloney, to susan brooks, to many others who were involved in this very important effort. thank you to the majority leader for his involvement, to all the members of the trafficking task force, and thank you to each member who will support this very important cause. thank you to antonia childs of charlotte who has dedicated her life in helping other women escape from modern day slavery. maria and rosa wouldn't be free today without you. i urge my colleagues today to support anti-trafficking legislation before us today. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: madam speaker, i continue to yield. the speaker pro tempore: continue to reserve? mr. scott: continue to reserve, yes, ma'am. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: madam speaker, we have no further speakers, except for myself. we're prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: madam speaker, i yield myself the ba

critics say that leaves officers in limb poe and could potentially compromise cases. he was shot and killed of a being mistook for a while gun, they are accused of bringing a replica gun to school. the staff at the high school was there and they were arrested nearby and anthony brooks of the area was arrested nearby. >>> smith was in court in san francisco yesterday. that is the close they can get to an admission of guilt. he faces two misdemeanor charges for dui from last september, the judge could sentence smith up to 4 years and 2 months behind bars. >>> he released the statement. today was an important step towards bringing that step to an important solution. >>> an outpouring of grieve for a girl who was supposed to attend a graduation monday. she was walking next to the tracks on monday britney had been accepted to five different universities and wanted to be a doctor or marine biologist. why poe are all here and somehow -- we are all here and at some point we have all been touched by the kind of person she was. >> she was warned about not wearing that on the on

poe: i thank the gentleman from california, my friend, mr. costa, for this amendment and not only this but his hard work on victim's issues even before he came to congress in california, being the author and with the concept of the three strikes and you're out rule that's in california and many other states. i want to congratulate him on this. madam speaker, the victims of crime act fund is a great idea. what it is is, when criminals are convicted in federal court, federal judges impose fees and fines on that criminal and that money go into a fund that is designed to go to victims of crime. great idea. let those criminals pay the rent on the courthouse, pay for the system they have created. $10 billion is in that fund. but less than 10% of it gets spent every year. why is that? because more money keeps coming in, those federal judges are nailing those criminals, more money come into the fund every year. it's $10 billion, now we're only spending a little bit of it for victim's services and the reason is, this is my opinion, fuzzy math in the a

poe: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, on september 11, 2012, terrorists stormed the american consulate in benghazi. four americans were murdered. 19 months later, the killers are still running loose. one killer was even interviewed on cnn but this country cannot capture him and his fellow outlaws? why? what's been the problem? today there are more questions than answers. americans are still not really sure what happened that night and the days following the attack. several house committees launched investigations were -- but were stonewalled. subpoenas wersu

today former governor poe lenty, considered by many people the last election cycle to be the right person for the republicans to nominate for president, he came outer toda out today strond said, i'm not afraid of the koch brothers. i believe the minimum wage should be increased. our republican colleagues should listen to this respected republican leader. to add to the republicans' theater of the absurd, the house of representatives budget committee is holding a hearing today on poverty in america. how about that. you'll recall that paul ryan ran for vice president. he was part of the ticket that labeled 47% of americans as moochers, not deserving republicans' attention. moochers, mr. president. representative paul ryan has called struggling americans "takers." taking into account his well-documented disdain of americans trying to help their fathers i'm anxious to hear how he plans to era eradicate pover, in that he considers them takers and moochers. maybe he'll need to check with the koch brothers first, as did he with his recent budget proposal. senate democrats are doing something. we

poe after drawing a stunned gun which was mistaken for a real gun.investigations are still under review. >>> he is facing charges accused of bringing a replica gun to school in his waistband. it happened yesterday and police arrested 18-year-old of sol lead tow -- of that area. >>> they are putting his fate in the hands of a judge. they are changing his plea from not guilty to no contact. and he also faces two mr. meaner dui changes and the judge could sentence him to two years behind parse and he is due back in court today was an important step towards bringing that to an important resolution. >>> they could face a traffic mess at interstate 280 is about to be partially shut down starting tonight. joining us live in the market area, and they are warning them, especial this memorial day weekend, you probably want to find another way to go and they are posts from caltrans, the southbound lanes of 280 will be closed for very important demolition work and construction and the chp is praying and it will be busy with the giants playing at the at&t park fr

poe. mr. poe: thank you, mr. chairman. the american community survey, first of all, is not the census. what it is is a survey conducted by the census bureau of a portion of the american population every year. it has 48 questions. and those questions are intrusive. and there is, in by -- in my opinion, intimidation by the community survey workers to get this information from citizens. a woman, a single mother in my district, told me that one of the workers came by her house, started peeping in the window, knocking on the door, sat in the street, waiting for her to come home from work to get this information from her. the information is intrusive, it violates the right of privacy in my opinion. it asks questions like, how many times have you been married? does anyone in your household have a mental problem? how many toilets do you have? 48 questions, very intrusive. my amendment is very simple. it prohibits the federal government from enforcing potential fine against a person for failure to fill out this information. right n

joining me now is the co-founder of the event, the professional poe poe player, nacho. very much for being here. tell me about the polo match in liberty state park. >> we wanted to bring polo to new yorkers. e thought that polo was in the hamptons, in pauchbeam -- palm beach, all these places. i wanted to bring an event that would bring it to new york. this is the seventh annual polo classic. it. ery happy with >> how long you have been playing polo? >> i started when i was 9 years old back in argentina which is where i am from. >> 9 years old? >> yeah. i started playing professionally at 17 and been doing so since. >> how do you describe playing polo to someone that maybe doesn't even ride a horse? my version. you first i'll give you stallone's version. he said playing polo is like playing golf during an earthquake. >> playing golf during an earthquake. >> that's what he said. you're going on a horse 30 miles per hour, swub's -- someone's coming to get you. the ball is this big, it's 52 inches away from your hand and it's bouncing. but it's so much fun. i do believe th

poe, a member of the judiciary committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. poe: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, this is about real people, and one of those is my friend and constituent down in houston, texas, as a name of kathryn, founder of truth of vote and king street patriots in houston, texas, and once she became intimidated and harassed by our very own government, all because she dared to speak her mind and engage in politics, a right she is guaranteed under the constitution. it all began when kathryn, a business woman, applied for a nprofit status in 2010 for true the vote and king street patriots and so began the tidal wave of government inquiries and harassment. she said it best in testimony before congress, quote, we applied for nonprofit status in 2010. since then the i.r.s. has run us through a gaunt let of analysis and -- gauntlet of analysis and hundreds of questions over and over and over again. they requested to see and each and every tweet

thisman poe for calling hearing, and, which is jointly held. and the subcommittee which i euraisia andpe, emerging threat. during the 1980's i had the forr of working with and president ronald reagan, through strength, the and united states brought about the empire. of the evil the soviet union. manyld add that there are people who i worked with during that time perfect who cab seem the cold war is over, and are still treating the russian government as if it was the soviet government. are thankful, however, that the world no longer lives in of annihilation and no longer lives with a soviet union is controlled by a philosophy of marksism, leninism, which to attempt tole an on the world a marxist, atheistic dictatorship in the name of perfecting human kind. world thankful that that has been changed and that present andonger is that we no longer live in fear annihilation between, of a nuclear exchange between those are motivated by this evil theory, marksism, leninism, and the people of the free world. one of reagan's greatest accomplishments was

there is a lot of anxiety in poe long island, the g-7 brussels facing a lot of opposition against further sanctions that the president has pushed all along if the russian aggression continues in ukraine. >> thank you very much. there are also changes involving those who have already served. the defense secretary chuck hagel now reviewing healthcare facilities stephanie sy reports. >> they have some of the best caregivers in the world. but their management has to change. >> zag nab bit, he know that they can schedule people faster than they do. >> we served honorbly. >> reporter: they are veterans who fought long ago but now in a different battle. frustrated with what they call lack of care at veteran's care facilities nationwide. long waits in medical care contributed to the deaths of 40 veterans. >> whether it's allegations of centers covering up long wait time or cooking the books, i will not stand for it. not as command center chief, not as an american. >> reporter: the epic center of the scandal, the pentagon is getting involved, too. secretary of defense chuck hagel has ordered a swe

if laid by pack poe doll ski. lucas poe doll ski. >> good movement coming off. >> the rain is coming down here. the next big we do is ask is the end of his 18th year as arsenal's boss. i asked him yesterday if he will be staying for the club for next year. jenkinson dropped away by olson. it will be an arsenal throw. just past the midway point of this first half but as of yet no arsenal attempts on target. >> i asked him i don't suppose you're looking to win the game? through there must be that real desperation if somebody challenge challenges. they'd be forgiven for not being fully committed. >> giroud, no ball there to attack it. martin, bent forward, holding off, back to martin but he went all the way with him. a good tackle, that, by the german. he is a compatriot. ramsey, once again. ramsey, away by olson. the arsenal's best move there which began with podolski's tackle on the edge of his own box. >> always a good counterattacking side, isn't it? the pace he started, it's like that likes of chamberlain and wa

the core four, poe sado, jeter -- posada, jeter, rivera and some other guy. >> andy. >> jon: oh, yeahe guys. during that time the mets were also playing. [laughter] but the important thing is this what is the bond like between the four of you? is it a brotherly relationship? what is it like? >> it's a brotherly relationship. you something that you can -- can't describe. you grow up these three guys and come up to the big leagues for so many years and sharing good times and tough times. you know, but -- the beauty about it was that we all have the same kind of mentality. we know what we wanted to do. we had to go and beat the mets. [laughter] we all that in mind. >> jon: you did have to go beat the mets. and what did you do the next day? because that's not going to take too long mariano. is it found watch your paul derek play. you pliew blew out your knee and rehabbed it to come back for the final year. won comeback player year. any advice for derek? >> no advice, jon. my wish for derek is that -- and i pray every night for him to stay healthy so you can enjoy his whole year. >> jon: n

poe: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, on september 11, 2012, terrorists stormed the american consulate in benghazi. four americans were murdered. 19 months later, the killers are still running loose. one killer was even interviewed on cnn but this country cannot capture him and his fellow outlaws? why? what's been the problem? today there are more questions than answers. americans are still not really sure what happened that night and the days following the attack. several house committees launched investigations were -- but were stonewalled. subpoenas were issued but ignored. last week a white house email was disclosed that indicated there may have been coordination to purposely deceive congress about what really happened. did the administration deceive america? if so, why? let's find out. we have no choice but to establish this select committee, ensure that the full story is told even if the evidence reveals an inconvenient truth. shine light on what happened when americans overseas were murdered in the darknes

at downtown san jose's pizza boko lup poe, appreciate ingredients mean strong sales but keeping track of everything and how old it all is can be a pain. enter a little device that analyzes food letting you know via your smart device if it's fresh and ready to serve. >> save some money, we go through a lot of little date stickers, constantly filling them out on everything, our d e dough, our topper. >> the world's first electronic nose is kind of a food detective. it can detect compounds in food that show age or spoilage. it then sends the data via bluetooth to your mobile device. >> then everyone will share the information, the results and you can see where to buy safe food, where maybe not to go because it's unsafe or stores are cheating you. >> it sounds unusual but investors are biting, reaching and passing its goal on indie go go, proving that there's a market for safe food. >> if you slip up, there's always people watching you. >> as well as an app for that, too. >> the device you just saw itself will be out this summer, expected to cost about $125. the censors inside can easily

poe ten recally tainted treats are pulled from local store shelves. good evening. even thanks for being with us. >> petco is pulling all treats made in china by the end of this year. first nationwide chain of stores to make the move, fear the treats are sickening animals. it is something our investigative unit uncovered. since launching an investigation last year, there are nearly 5,000 reports of sick pets. 1,000 reports of dogs dying after eating treats from china. despite the investigation, fda says it still can't figure out why the pets are getting sick. live in union city, terry, shoppers were clamoring for this change. >> clamoring for a change and tonight they got it in spades. not only is petco pulling the chinese doggy treats from the shelves by the end of the year but now we found out that pet smart will follow suit. this is two years too late for rachel chambers of morgan hill to save her dog, cally. >> good girl. can you sit? >> rachel chambers love hes her family's four dogs, just as she loved cally, a shepherd mix that died a painful death after eatin

poe: mr. speaker, on memorial day, i was at houston national cemetery with texas veterans and their families. but they were irate about the allegations against the v.a. they want to know what we plan to do about it. in a july, 2012, speech president obama said, i promised to strengthen the v.a. and that promise has been kept. thanks to whistleblowers we now know that statement is not accurate. the more we hear about the v.a.'s treatment of veterans the worse it gets, and over the past few weeks we have learned that 26 facilities nationwide are being investigated for cooking the books, ensuring that long wait times sick veterans has to endure is hidden from the public. secret waiting lists, hidden agendas, all by those at the highest level at the v.a. why greed, why cook the books? because if wait times are reported low, v.a. officials receive bonuses. v.a. workers have allegedly used different tactics and strategies to give the impression they were meeting the department standard of seeing pat

por eso unieron sus voces dicen , poe que no quieren que los actos de este priista nuevamente quedentas a resistir, a no doblarnos, a no rendirnos.. este semana el partido revolucionario institucional determinará si expulsa o no de sus filas a este hombre quien hasta ahora no ha dado la cara ni siquiera para defenderse. solo al principio del escandalo cuahutemoc sanchez nego los hechos,,pero hoy, de el solo se sabe que ha venido una de sus casas y que la porcuraduria local ya lo investiga como anca --en caracas hoy ....der . de la oposicion y tambien congresista "maria corina machado", expuso su queja formal ante el fiscal federal ... vo ...despues que fuera acusada de conspirar con estados unidos para desestabilizar el gobierno venezolano, utilizando la difamacion, calumnia y falsificacion entre otros crimenes. --machado, rechaza fuertemente las acusaciones y asegura que stas son para intimidarla., mientras que estados unidos afirma que no tienen base. take nat wait for cue cesar ---en barranquilla colombia miles de personas asisitieron al sepelio colectivo de los 33 niÑos que murie

they interpreted a spy brain's path as poe we were forcing the cycle to go on and on and the same their are you could be used by an attacker but it would be difficult to replicate the same conditions. >>> time now 5:08 how about some good news. good news if you commute and a new boat will be just wrap it up and before that trip was added morning ferris had to be called in after not be able to fit on the ferry bow. >>> this there are very busy and it could mean some major changes, and they made the skies just a little bit friendly. >>> good morning, we are still looking at room problems, san frap, and in the south bay. >>> most locations are in the 40s and 50s and we will warm up this week and i will show you how much warmer coming up. ♪ ♪ get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. chase. so you can. . >>> firefighters in texas say they now have a large wildfire 70% contained. it was in the texas panhandle and the entire town was at risk. at least 100 homes were destroyed and hundreds of people had to be evacuated.

poe: mr. speaker, the united states is very quick to criticize other nations for human rights abuses. especially when those abuses are caused by foreign government employees. by while the u.s. is crusading against human rights abuses in other parts of the world, it should not ignore human rights abuses here in america. allegations are coming to light that government employees of the office of refugee resettlement are abusing sexually immigrant minors that are detained in federal custody. according to houston chronicle, over 100 incidents have been reported where u.s. federal workers had improper sexual contact with foreign minors. that includes everything from inappropriate touching to forced sex with children. some minors were threatened with deportation if they ever told the authorities. the reports also show that not one worker has been held accountable or prosecuted for such criminal conduct. if crimes have been committed these kls need to be locked up in the jail house. the united states

and that's why we have the success of being able to, you know, take into custody chap poe guzman andthat -- chapo guzman and how that impacts drug trafficking around the world because he was such a big figure. we have a number of operations and a number of initiatives that we are working jointly with our mexican counterpart ands the other government agencies. and this is starting to pay off in dividends not just well chap poe's arrest -- with el chapo's arrest, but also the arrest of other leaders of the gulf cartel, of the -- [inaudible] organization and all of these organizations that really are responsible for most of the can cane, most of the -- cocaine, most of the heroin, most of drugs that is landing in our communities. so when senators take an interest in pushing for good relationships with our mexican partners, we need to thank you for that. >> [inaudible] issue which you and i have discussed at length is the bill, and this does relate to heroin since four out of five heroin users now got their start with prescription drugs and got addicted to prescription drugs and then tur

minimum wage 50 years ago was a dollar and a quarter, that is $9 poe 39 in curren in .39 an pour. >> we'll be talking with media magnate steven "forbes" will be here to give us his perspective on all this tonight. the minimum wage issue already a major wage issue in these midterm elections with 172 days to go to election day, it is surprisingly to many not looking very good for republicans. a new fox news policys 43% of registered voters would now choose the -- for congress, if the election were held today. compareed to only 4 40 percent o would are choose the republican. that 3 advantage is a reversal from the advantage a month ago. voter also saying that democrats would do a better job, on immigration, healthcare, even job creation. republicans even on taxes and the economy, only winning issue is dealing with the deficit. our first guest said that conservative movement is not dead. david, great to have you with us, let me ask you, what do you make of these newly released, as i reported it, fox polls in. >> well, look. i could those numbers are interesting elections, 24 hours is an

but the might have been equipped pro-poe. but the ceo said the word is the stand.ou just want to know what is going on? >> yes. as a personal shareholder in the national center for public policy research that we've been asking ceos to own up to some of the things, we are worried that boeing has committed fraud because they gave a donation to the foundation that is run by the spouse of a public official, in this case hillary clinton. right about the same time she was helping them get almost $4 billion with the russian state airline. neil: nothing wrong with being a selfish shareholder, has a sure holder i can date touchÉ, it helps me, mice.went up. the other set david, be quiet. >> is a shareholder you need to be concerned. because this is a vague law. the dc circuit court of appeals called it subtle. when means you don't know where the line as. neil: if it benefited the coin those shareholders are in the room with you, what do you think? >> if it benefits them, we need to realize and think beyond being a shareholder. where is the parsec? is this the way business is

it happened near the home deem poe. police saw him working there and people who knew him believe he targeted the woman. >> the guy said here come with me and you can take a shower at my hotel and she was vulnerable and he grabbed her over at the bushes and he drug her in and tried raping her. >> they were notified about the woman's screams and when they arrived they caught him in the act. he is set to appear in court on wednesday. >>> a man was stabbed and a woman was knocked unconscious outside of a santa rosa nightclub. >>> they were leaving as about troy michael moore, they couldn't if fronting him and he is in jail on 8 $5,000 bail. >>> a new case of the mrsa virus. now mrsa is a potentially dangerous disease that originated in the middle east. three cases have been confirmed and the latest case is in illinois. what makes doctors so concerned is the fact that it was passed on by simply that i canning hands. >> maybe the third case that was traps mitted had business transactions with this individual. >> doctors say t

poe: mr. speaker, it was 70 years ago the sky was gray, the rain dealt pelted the teenage americans as they were part of the greatest amphibious attack in world history. it was june 6, 1944. d-day. the rough seas of the english channel tossed the g.i.'s about in the landing craft as they came under intense brutal fire from the enemy on the french shore. in spite of high casualties on the beaches they moved forward. they climbed the unbelievable cliffs, and the troops were successful in driving the enemy from the french coast. my dad, sergeant virgil poe, was one of them who came later. the g.i.'s came, they liberated and some went home. the others lie in braves atop the cliffs of normandy, france. their crosses and stars of david glisten in the sun where 9,000 americans are buried. we appreciate and remember all of them for giving up their youth so we could have a future. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose do

. >> he did absolutely owe poe the deployment as it was being suggested. you're right, mike viqueira for us at the white house. thank you. >> the preliminary approval for the nominations to be a federal job, libby casey joins us from washington, d.c. tell us more about this nomination is controversial. >> the white house has a memo that lays out the justification, the legal reasons why it thinks it could go ahead and execute drone strikes over highways killing american citizens suspected of terrorism. this is something that the white house has been loathed to release publicly and a new york appeals court agreed and the white house decided not to fight the legal process and instead it does plan to release that memo. dared barron is the author of it. he's president obama to sit on the court of appeals out of boston. that has raised concerns out of some in congress including rand paul, who opposed his nomination. >> i rise today to oppose the nomination of anyone who would argue that the president has the power to kill an american citizen not involved in comb

poe: mr. speaker, last month over 200 my jeerian girls went to school and -- nigerian girls went to school and never came home. they were stolen in the middle of the day by the terrorist boko haram, sold into sex slavery. what is the boko haram? mr. speaker this is a foreign terrorist organization, and it reined terror over parts of nigeria, primarily in the north. they get their funds by forcing people in areas they control to pay tax to them, like a protection racket. they get protection from al qaeda. it means western education is resentful. they rape, kill and pillage. they are not only a threat to nigeria but to the rest of us as well. this al qaeda-affiliated group is a bunch of thugs, bandits and outlaws but they are to be reckoned with. remember the name boko haram. they are not going away. boko haram is determined to continue their terrorist lifestyle and steal little girls, and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from

very striking contrast with what happened over the border in poe land where at the time back in the earlyere similar order of magnitude in terms of size. also similar kind of order. today poland is two and a half to three times larger than ukraine on both measures. yes, it's been a truly dismal performance. i suppose the more encouraging thing you can point to is the fact it was a good deal worse at the turn of the century. the economy contracted about half. some of that damage has been repaired. far from all of it. >> he says his first visit is to poland. he looks as though he's looking very much to the west, to europe. he'll meet with the american president there it's thought and also eu leaders. poland is his model, don't you think. >> it must be the case. people must look at the better performance the polish economy has enjoyed the last couple of decades. i'm sure mr. poroshenko will be open to the kind of lessons of polish experience. there was a period of quite strongly economic reform in preparation of the union. poland say market economy now. mr. poroshenko is someone with an exte

can you ex-poe expose yourself private. i don't think you can. technically no. behavior was a surprise off to people who know him. maybe it shouldn't have been. >> police charged an ottawa man with indecent ex-pope sure after several flashing incidents over the past two weeks. 62-year-old donald popadick is charged with indecent acts and mischief. >> rough week for donald. donald popadick. popadick, is also the least popular game at chuck e. cheese. we'll take a break. when we come back this afternoon i paid a visit to my friend at legends barber shop here in l.a. to ask them what they think about the donald sterling situation. and kathy griffin is here. tony hale its here and music from france ferdinand. so come back -- ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gigantic, gigantic, gigantic ♪ a big, big love ♪ gigantic, gigantic, gigantic ♪ a big, big love ♪ ♪ ♪ you can ring my bell [ male announcer ] sometimes you just need to spice things up. ring my bell. ring my bell. [ male announcer ] new oscar mayer deli fresh bold. made with 100% turkey breast and real cajun s

poe, a member of the judiciary committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. poe: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, this is about real people, and one of those is my friend and constituent down in houston, texas, as a name of kathryn, founder of truth of vote and king street patriots in houston, texas, and once she became intimidated and harassed by our very own government, all because she dared to speak her mind and engage in politics, a right she is guaranteed under the constitution. it all began when kathryn, a business woman, applied for a nprofit status in 2010 for true the vote and king street patriots and so began the tidal wave of government inquiries and harassment. she said it best in testimony before congress, quote, we applied for nonprofit status in 2010. since then the i.r.s. has run us through a gaunt let of analysis and -- gauntlet of analysis and hundreds of questions over and over and over again. they requested to see and each and every tweet

. >> congress responded with the usual degree of inaction on the president's pro poe poe sal ls. during his address a year later following another series of protests in 2013, president obama mentioned the minimum wage again, with a couple of slight but significant adjustments. >> in the coming weeks i will issue an executive order requiring federal contractors to pay their federally funded employees a fair wage of at least $10.10 an hour because if you cook our troop's meals or wash their dishes, you should not have to live in poverty. of course, to reach millions more, congress needs to get on board. tom harkin and george miller have a bill to fight they be lifting the minimum wage. so join the rest of the country. say yes. give america a raise. >> last year according to the national conference of state legislatures, four states, connecticut, california, new york and rhode island passed laws to increase the minimum wage. in november the new jersey voters enacted an amendment to increase this year. four more states, delaware, maryland, minnesota and west virginia and the district

he's the one who suggested last month that neighbor nasa -- nasa should put the astronauts on tram poeo get it to the space station. ula tells us it's not fazed by this tit for tat. but an hour ago on the senate floor, a senator from florida expressed his concern. >> this is a complex issue. it affects not only our military access to space, it affects our civilian access to space. >> meanwhile, just yesterday in chazzic stand. three aws stroe nawts returned from the space station. in light of all this, we'll see if the ones due to come in next month. >>> a left leading group is raising a billing flag for the party. that the five is next. >>> it's 5:00 on the east coast, 2:00 p.m. on the west coast, the "the five" begins in one win. on the west coast, a horrible fire disaster in and near san diego. a number of homes have burned. at least four to the ground and the fires are still going. winds in and around southern california, san diego specifically said to be 10 to 20 miles an hour. the local temperatures degrees depending on where you are. 11,000 homes and businesses have been given n

poe lente, santorum, a lot of people are specific that the republican party should focus -- >> even your best friend, bill o'reilly, thinks we should raist the minimum wage. >> the point is, a lot of states are tie ad with the federal wage. 7 pope 25, people cannot get out of poverty and go to bed hungry at night. >> what about the other issues,y about the increased regulationsd and the other taxes and in terms of the energy costs, we're always going to be chasing ato b minimum wage that will never actually solve the problem that bob is talking about. >> yeah. that's going to remain per spettally insufficient. so that's the problem. >> 10.10 is not. that will work.ient >> for how long, bob? >> i got to stop you. the cbo has scored it. you raise the minimum wage to 10.10, you'll cut out 500,000 jobs in america. you're going to --$10. >> eliminate. go >> 500,000 people to the unemployment line. is that what you want? >> they also said 2 million people would be risen out of poverty. >> so four will -- >> i want people to be out of poverty in this country and that minimum wage keeps them the

her poe em for bill clinton's first ininauguration. >> today, the rock cries out to us.efully, calm. you may stand upon my back and face your distant destiny, but seek no haven in my shadow. i will give you no hiding place down here. >>> good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. fallout from that sharply critical inspector general's report on the v.a. hospital in phoenix. a document that confirms what this program has been uncovering since last november. namely, the veterans have been waiting months for care and that phoenix cooked the books to cover it. the problem could be system-wide. as we're coming to you tonight the house affairs committee is in session, complete with fireworks. >> can you say anything without reading your prepared notes? and while i have your attention, can you please explain to me why we in fact have 110 outstanding requests for information, some dealing with this issue

poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. poe: mr. speaker, american warriors have died in lands far, far away. we honor them this memorial day. but now other american warriors are dying in the united states. waiting for v.a. health care. they are dying in line. according to whistleblowers, at least 40, maybe more, have died before they could see a v.a. medical personnel. and it gets worse. allegations are the v.a. then secretly hid the long delays and told employees to cook the books. so it looked like there were no delays at all. incompetence, secrecy, death. reports indicate the v.a. may have known about the death line for years. rather than fix the problem, the death line scandal has grown to include colorado, texas, arizona and wyoming. so immediately, mr. speaker, give veterans the option through a voucher to see a private doctor, fire the people that caused this, put oth

. >>> in other news today, the funeral is taking place of poe ran's last communist leader, general jaruzelski. tens of thousands signed the online petition to bury him in the historic cemetery. >>> referendum on scotland's independence from the country has begun meeng strict spending limits will be imposed. scotland voters are deciding if it should become independent from the rest of the uk. >>> steve ballmer has agreed to buy the la clippers team for $2 billion. this is after the owner was banned from making racist remarks. this is the second highest price of a franchise after the dodgers baseball team many 2012. >>> more numbers wi. >> the power russia can wheel through gas reserves. russia gas company told ukraine it will cut off gas supplies tuesday unless it pays billions of it says owes. by the end of next week, ukraine will owe $5.2 billion. it's a figure kiev disputes. they were locked in buying gas $485,000 per 1,000 cubic meters. the former president rejected a deal with the trade last year. russia tore up the deal reinstating the original price. european union officials are brokeri

you can in order to break their will, and get them to cave in, now, many of these refugees -- alone poe was two-thirds depopulated today, and many flee into turkey. this is a way to punish turkey, as well as to punish the rebels and show civilian as your reporter said that anybody that leaves with these rebels is going to have their homes destroyed and their lives ruined. >> is it working? is it destroying their morale? >> i think it is. test destroying the morale of the syrians and i think that for the time being, many of the countries around, we just heard president obama say that he does not want to get involved in this fight. and that e good news, for bashar al-asaad. he is running these elections and i think he has made a plot of syrians fearful, that if they don't embrace him, if they don't elect him, they are going to live a life of fear, and abject poverty. we just heard the u.n. report saying that more than half live in poverty, many in severe poverty. the country's economy is collapsed. and this is -- you know, the question remains, how long can this go on. >> even as the rebe

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poe: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, on september 11, 2012, terrorists stormed the american consulate in benghazi. four americans were murdered. 19 months later, the killers are still running loose. one killer was even interviewed on cnn but this country cannot capture him and his fellow outlaws? why? what's been the problem? today there are more questions than answers. americans are still not really sure what happened that night and the days following the attack. several house committees launched investigations were -- but were stonewalled. subpoenas were issued but ignored. last week a white house email was disclosed that indicated there may have been coordination to purposely deceive congress about what really happened. did the administration deceive america? if so, why? let's find out. we have no choice but to establish this select committee, ensure that the full story is told even if the evidence reveals an inconvenient truth. shine light on what happened when americans overseas were murdered in the darknes