poe is recognized for five minute -- for three minutes. mr. poe: i thank the chairman. i thank the gentleman for yielding time. this bill, strengthening the child welfare response to trafficking act, h.r. 469, is an excellent piece of legislation as mention -- legislation. as mentioned it is a bipartisan piece of legislation. i want to thank karen bass from california and chairman kline from minnesota for bringing this to the floor. this is one of many many pieces of legislation dealing with trafficking that has come and will come to the house floor the rest of today and tomorrow. bipartisan pieces of legislatio in my short tenure of 10 years here in congress, i've never seen a subject that had so many people interested on both sides of the aisle and so many pieces of legislation coming to the house floor, all with the purpose of drying -- trying to rein in the scourge of human trafficking in the united states. the public seems to be a little more concerned about other matters than the issue of trafficking, at least the media does they spend a lot of time talking about

it ensures that all potential residents of the units near a poe are informed about the poe before they rent or buy the place that they're interested in in. and it improves communication between all relevant city departments while empowering the entertainment commission to take an active early roll in these projects. this is not a solution to all of the problems, but my legislation goes a long way in helping music and housing coexist in san francisco. i twant to thank everyone what has worked so hard to make this possible the entertainment commission, oewd; guy carson and terrance allen; tom temperno, the co-owner of virgil c room; and my cosponsor, supervisor wiener, but you are all welcome to jump on the band wagon at any time. our city attorney who was up late last night who was up making final revisions. . and speaking of revisions, i'm introducing this legislation sooner than i otherwise have because we don't have anymore board meetings this year. i want you all to know that i will continue to gladly accept your feedback and make any needed changes. with new year's eve coming in a

poe. mr. poe: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material to h.r. 181 currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. poe: madam speaker, i ask for as much time as i consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. poe: i thank you, madam speaker. as has been stated today, we are dealing with a very important and critical issue in america. it seems, however, that the super bowl's coming up this weekend, the national media and americans seem to be concerned more about the disappearance of air in footballs than they are about the disappearance of america's greatest resource, our children. children that are being trafficked throughout the united states bought and sold for sexual assault. it's not just an international crime, it's a crime here in america. unfortunately my hometown of houston, texas, is one of the hubs for trafficking because

and i have a bill in, probably with poe. if he's not on it, he should be on it, that would help and fund more beds for people that are trafficked. and along with our important bill that shifts the focus away from the victim and on to who is causing the crime, the molester of children, this is an important step forward. building on that bill i, i have a bill i absolutely love. why it hasn't passed i don't understand because it's so good and cost no money which the republicans always love. costs no money, it makes money. it gives tools to the irs to go after the traffickers, and to put them in jail, and to fine them, and take those fines and put them into building beds for those young people who have been victimized, and abused. we don't want to believe that it even happens in our own country, that it's trafficked into our country, and the numbers are staggering, about those trafficked into our country, but it happens domestically, too. often times foster care children are trafficked. they are trafficked, and when they come to

. >> and it sounds early to me, if we are going to grant a poe and we are going to grant and poe, and then i don't like it and let's see if the operator can handle it. and i think that we are just answering to the public's cry and the police department's cry that they want him to have a little bit more experience. >> right, i don't... >> i am going to take commissioner frost and then if you want to respond to that, you can go ahead and do that. >> just a question, if we do approve with these restrictions, how long does he have to wait before he comes back to ask for those restrictions to be lifted. >> so we can put a time line on that. >> and i know, can you do it or is it a new permit. >> yeah. you can do it whenever he wantsment >> they did say 6 months but i think that they have a different opinion at this point. >> does that help? >> six months. >> and we have done that in the past two, where the people come back to us in six months and if they have been good and done all of the things that required of them, and we list them, or modify them to be a step further. >> so just cami do

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and we are going to grant and poe, and then i don't like it and let's see if the operator can handle it. and i think that we are just answering to the public's cry and the police department's cry that they want him to have a little bit more experience. >> right, i don't... >> i am going to take commissioner frost and then if you want to respond to that, you can go ahead and do that. >> just a question, if we do approve with these restrictions

poe, when we see these kids having to read more poe to -- >> you're achieving the goal in the end. >> that's what it's all about. >> you talked in the context of this curriculum about up to common core, let me move away from the moment, to this idea of common core, i believe as of right now, 45 states have embraced common core as we understand it around the country. texas, virginia, virginia, nebraska and alaska have all opted out, minnesota is kind of going halvesies on us, you have a tenth amendment sensibility that has permeated the politics of this country. we don't want washington to tell us what to do. we don't want one size fits all. why is some kind of common curriculum or common curriculum a good thing for this country. >> as you pointed out -- >> a handful opted out. >> they didn't jump out, it's not an idea of federalism. >> going back to what i was saying before about the demands of the 21st century on our kids in terms of how they're going to have to compete, getting kids focused on complicated texts, moving books that used to be written in the tenth grade down to the 8t

my name is ted poe. i am a member of congress from texas. in my other life, i was a prosecutor and a criminal court judge for a long time. saw a lot of outlaws at the courthouse. and in congress, i am aware, as you are, what is taking place in our country of the selling of america's youth across the nation. trafficking -- there's two types. i first came in contact with this issue when i was in the ukraine several years ago, more recently in central and south america. i met a girl named lily in honduras. she was 10. and she was a trafficking victim. many of those young women in the americas and other places end up in the united states. so we have international trafficking of children in the u.s. we also have the issue of american children being trafficked across the country. i'm from houston. unfortunately houston, texas, is one of the hubs in the nation for the trafficking of children because of our location and because of our demographics. we have been working on this issue for a long time,

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i am so pleased to be here with representative poe. we introduced our bill yesterday. .. they don't want to believe it happens in the united states of america, and there are startling statistics out of the state department, and i was one of the legislators that helped develop their program the trafficking and persons report that rates foreign countries how they treat trafficking and whether they treat it combat it and try to stop this terrible crime, but their numbers are roughly 600,000 to 800,000 around the world. we really don't have good numbers for america. it's been put in several bills i've authored but never seems to happen. we need put more pressure on the justice department to come up with good data. without good data you don't get good programs and i'm glad to hear we have 300 beds. when i did my survey three years ago we had 50 beds to treat victims of trafficking. and i have a bill in, probably with -- he should be on it, that would help and fund more beds for people that are trafficked. and a along with our important bill that shifts the focus away from the

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i am so pleased to be here with representative poe. we reintroduced our bill yesterday, one of our first bills to introduce. karen brings such a great experience from her work in california as the leader of the legislature and already authored many important bills in sex trafficking. after very close observation i can say that debby wasserman schultz is a very fine person. i also wanted a chance to get to know you better. working together on all this, we're going to have a good time. really sex trafficking is the worst crime. it is the modern day form of slavery. it is such a horrible crime that you don't want to believe it exists. sometimes when i'm talking to other members about sex trafficking and why don't you go on this bill, they don't want to believe that it happens in the united states of america. and there are startling statistics out of the state department and i was one of the legislators to rate foreign countries on how they treat trafficking whether they treat it to combat it and try to stop this terrible crime. but their

poe: mr. speaker, the president addresses the union tonight. promising more government, more spending, and more taxes. obviously the president did not read the november memo from america, the majority of the union rejected the president's policies in the election of persistent big government. king george iii and the british imposed the stamp act 250 years ago this year. the colonists decried the new tax. higher taxes and more confiscation of property and wealth is not a sound solution. after all taxes are already too high. after all, revenue into the federal coffers are at a record level. after all americans are already hammered by obamacare taxes, and after all raising taxes is not a proven economic theory to grow the economy. we need less tax we should consider the fair tax that does not discriminate in taxation. the president should remember history and not follow the old failed policy of king george iii of more taxes. but should pivot the union to less taxation, less government, and more freedom for our citizens. and that's just the way it

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poe: i thank the gentleman. when laws are not enforced there's chaos, especially if security laws are not enforced. madam chair, as the president said, i am obligated to enforce the law. because, madam speaker, madam chairman, the constitution is not a mere suggestion. whether the other side likes it or not. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. >> madam chairwoman, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. serrano. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. serrano: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the chair: without objection. mr. serrano: thank you. this is one of those moments -- moments where the best you can do is scratch your head and say, what the heck are they thinking? we have a bipartisan bill a homeland security bill. that if it was put up for a vote would pass almost unanimously, if not unanimously. but no, they couldn't help themselves. they

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prescott arizona colorado and pom poe know beach flor. pretty good there.ll be right back. >> thanks for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee and erika. for beasley kathy and everyone here i'm jessica dean. you can fine us at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next the late tow with david letterman. but first tonight a special thank to you all of the wonderful people here at cbs3 and the cw philly so many of them behind the scenes. happy new year everyone. have a great night.

>>>al palo alto police -- paloal poe police is targeting a man targeting women wearing gold necklaces. they say he ran up to a woman and ripped off her gold chain and then pushed her to the ground. she suffered bumps and bruises. the man got away. he is described as 5-8 with a muscular build. >>> police in san leandro are asking for your help on this cold night finding a missing man. he was seen around 2:00 on orchid drive near the gear deli chocolate. he has been gone for several days. he does not have a car and he walks everywhere. if you see him you are asked to call san leandro police. >>> rent prices as you may have noticed are sky rocketing these days and there is no sign of slowing down. in 2014 the average monthly rent jumped to more than $1800 and san francisco was right there. rents rose to 11% an average of $1600. in reality it won't get you much more than a small studio. sergio is live in san francisco with the story. a lot of money for not much space. >> there has long been a shortage of new rental units in san francisco. and while there are new buildings like this one so

of affection of for them as architecture, i don't especially love my nose but i don't want anybody poeing their fist in to it. so there was that . the only thing that could be said was the not understanding the way reality was now reconfigured. always implicit in this thing that would flash in to certain lights being manifest. otherwise it was just a total blackness, so that seemed appropriate to the spirit and mood of what was happening in new york in the week following september 11th. >>> stay with us, next on the show, george r.r. martin who wrote "game of throwns." >> why couldn't i have been five kingdoms, five kingdoms would have been a lot. >> from stage to screen oscar nominated actor ethan hawk >> the theatre has always bee my first love... >> separating art & politics >> if you have an agenda with people... you sometimes don't see the truth >> and the lifelong influence of his mother >> she was worried i was gonna be a spoiled brat and not see how complicated the world was >> every monday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting peopl

he is in the middle of a board of supervisor meeting and so he sent jeremy here, and this is a poe ten sal action item. so what that means is, we will be hearing presentations from jeremy pollock and also hear the comments from staff and it is a chance for you to have the questions answered. when we talked about this in the policy committee, there was a lot of questions that we didn't know the answers to, and so now we are grateful that jeremy is here to answer them as well as other speakers if at the end of the discussion, it is really up to you, as to what action you would like to take, it could simply be, forwarding the minutes of the discussion which is an indication of your questions and your input and it could be something more formal than that, so it is open in the way that it is in the agenda right now. >> with that i will open it up to jeremy. >> thank you, for the record, legislative aid to john avalos. and yes, the order before you is, it is up in sort of a novel approach to the climate change that we are excited to push forward and it is the idea of putting the information

so eminem is not like a political mc or like poe or mortal technique but eminem has politics expressed in his music. >> host: what about lil' wayne? does he have a message? >> guest: does he have a message? does lil' wayne have a message. >> host: does he tell a story? does he tell a story? >> guest: he tells a story but yeah, it is a very different type of political story than the, it is a story that ends up kind of reproducing the neoliberal i talk about in the book rather than contesting right? >> host: what does that mean? >> guest: so in the book i look at one of the things i do, i look at, like 400, somewhere between four and 500 different lyrics, right? so one of the arguments about rap that's made pretty early on is that rap is something that black people use to kind of contest reality, or to critique the political dynamic that's occurring a dynamic that finds again, finds black people holding the bag on a number of different social indicators. what i actually found was that more often than not particularly with the rap that talked about real life they actually reproduced that

of affection of for them as architecture, i don't especially love my nose but i don't want anybody poeing their fist in to it. so there was that . the only thing that could be said was the not understanding the way reality was now reconfigured. always implicit in this thing that would flash in to certain lights being manifest. otherwise it was just a total blackness, so that seemed appropriate to the spirit and mood of what was happening in new york in the week following september 11th. >>> stay with us, next on the show, george r.r. martin who wrote "game of throwns." >> why couldn't i have been five kingdoms, five kingdoms would have been a lot. >> pain killer addiction on the rise >> i loved the feeling of not being in pain >> deadly consequences >> the person i married was gone >> are we prescribing an epidemic? >> the last thing drug companies wanted anybody to think was that, this was a prescribing problem >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... award winning investigative do

prescott arizona colorado and pom poe know beach flor. pretty good there.e'll be right back. >> thanks for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee and erika. for beasley kathy and everyone here i'm jessica dean. you can fine us at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next the late tow with david letterman. but first tonight a special thank to you all of the wonderful people here at cbs3 and the cw philly so many of them behind the scenes. happy new year everyone. have a great night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the world headquarters of cbs television, throughout the solar system and beyond, it's the late show with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, intergalactic lothario, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs