polis: mr. chair, i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado will be postponed. mr. polis: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. polis of colorado. page 43, line 24, after the dollar amount insert, increase by $285 million. page 45, line 16, after the dollar amount, insert, decrease by $285 million. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho rise? mr. simpson: mr. chairman, i reserve a point of order on the gentleman's amendment. the chair: point of order is reserved. pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from colorado and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: thank you, mr. speaker. look, now let's get serious here. fossil fuel research and development is simply the wrong direction for our country. putting more and more money behind oil and gas, which we need to mo

--sday morning, jared polis jared polis joins us to discuss bathroom laws like the one side in north carolina, as well as efforts to elect more lgbt people to congress. the economist and author stephen moore who was reportedly asked by donald trump to review his tax proposal. he will be on to discuss the elements of mr. trump's plan as well as the plans offered by the other candidates. "washingtonh journal." in the washington post, a band of exasperated republicans actively plotting to draft in independent candidates who would keep donald trump from the white house. bill kristol is joining us here. thank you for being with us. how is your effort coming along? bill: there is a lot of support out there.

successfully replaced poly styrene. we in san francisco prohibited service food in poly styrene in 2007. thanks to a [inaudible] through the work of dethe department of environment staff that has all must one00 percent compliance rate. what supervisor breeds legislation proposes is the next step. supervisor peskins law addressed the public impacts. now we are [inaudible] this is overdue. other jurisdictions like seattle and palo alto passed this. with that in mind our office put together the toughest antipoly styrene law in the country including new use that have not been regulated. we replace productwise repsychoable ones and there are amyl on the market, continue the work towards zireo waste and protect the public health and natural beauty. on behalf of president breed i want to thank russell long of sustainable san francisco who is here today. clean water action. jack [inaudible] guillermo rodriguez of department of environment and guillermo rodriguez is here. the san francisco chamber of commerce was helpful conveni

polis in supporting this amendment. i hope we could find a way to doo this and -- to do this and instead of talking about sending more money to puerto rico, maybe there is more ways to incurage -- encourage economic development on the island. thank you very much. >> further discussion? if not, i will insist on the point of order, this is, you are correct, not a bad idea, but for here it is. because it violates rule ten. it is out of the scope of the jurisdiction of this committee so i will insist on the point of order. the amount fails. mr. pole is, nothing personal but 170. striking the over time rule once again, i reserve the point of order. >> and this is the fair labor standards act amendment. >> the overtime rule. >> so this is my final amendment. and again, i think what i try to put out in the other two amendments are a little bit about what a proactive growth agenda might look like for puerto rico. there are many other ideas but those were the low-hanging fruit. but i think many democrats, myself included, have a

polis: mr. speaker, my friends, the time for immigration reform is now. to increase our economic growth, creating good jobs for americans, to reduce our budget deficit by over $200 billion, to improve our national security so we know who's here and what they're doing and make sure that people who are here legally have the ability to get jobs and that we have the ability to screen out people who are violating our laws. to restore the rule of law, to secure our border, to unite families so we don't tear american children from their immigrant parents. for all these reasons and more, it's time for this body to act. only congress can pass comprehensive immigration reform. only congress can enforce our laws. only congress can ensure that we grow our economy, meet the needs of our labor force, grow jobs for american families, increase wages all through comprehensive immigration reform. i call upon my republican and democratic friends to stop waiting and to act and to take up comprehensive immigration r

successfully replaced poly styrene. we in san francisco prohibited service food in poly styrene in 2007. thanks to a [inaudible] through the work of dethe department of environment staff that has all must one00 percent compliance rate. what supervisor breeds legislation proposes is the next step. supervisor peskins law addressed the public impacts. now we are [inaudible] this is overdue. other jurisdictions like seattle and palo alto passed this. with that in mind our office put together the toughest antipoly styrene law in the country including new use that have not been regulated. we replace productwise repsychoable ones and there are amyl on the market, continue the work towards zireo waste and protect the public health and natural beauty. on behalf of president breed i want to thank russell long of sustainable san francisco who is here today. clean water action. jack [inaudible] guillermo rodriguez of department of environment and guillermo rodriguez is here. the san francisco chamber of commerce was helpful conveni

one kiss on that -- >> jimmy: speaking of alol poli you gave the greatest apology after the thing in australia. >> these are things you to prepare a long time for, and to be able to tap into the emotion that you need. >> jimmy: yes. you really seemed sincere. some are calling it your greatest performance ever. >> i haven't seen many of them, but i wouldn't disagree. >> jimmy: you don't like to watch yourself on camera. >> no, but i didn't mind watching that one. >> jimmy: i would like to watch this one because i have about 5,000 questions about it. >> australia is a wonderful island with a treasure-trove of unique plants and animals. >> that has to be protected.

polis: mr. speaker, i wouldn't to talk a little bit about the -- i want to talk a little bit about the worst of these two bills we are considering under this rule. a bill that has very little or even perhaps know -- no democratic support. a bill that nearly 150 health, environmental, and fishing groups have made their opposition to, that's the reducing regulatory burdens act. it came up last week and failed. now they had rebranded it last week as the zika investigator control act. now they are removing the pretense that somehow this deals with zika and they are just renaming it the reducing regulatory burdens act. this is the insec at thisside trojan horse bill. -- insecticide trojan horse bill. this is a changing game, it's the same bill week after week. it failed last week and bringing it back under a different procedure this week. last week apparently they tried to use the threat of the zika virus has posed to attack a very important law that actually protects our health and health of our env

polis. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. polis: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the committee for inlewding en bloc my amendment number 59 to look at cost saving proposals the united states navy offered earlier this year that could save as much as $900 million by consolidating carrier air force wings from 10 to 9. in the fiscal 2017 budget request, the navy asked congress to reallocate their 10th carrier wing into their nine existing wings which they feel would boost readiness and save money. i understand there's reluctance to make what i believe is a strategic, kansas effective move. that's why i directed them to offer congress a study on this issue. schumacher said this is operational use. the study will serve as an important step and realize a more efficient, capable, cost effective navy. i'm encouraged that the committee was willing to eninclude this en bloc and see this as an important first step toward increasing readiness as well as cost savings. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from

let's go to the next one then which is mister polis, 168.reserve a point of order against this amendment, nothing personal but you got three coming up and it's going to be the same dialogue. you're recognized for your amendment eventhough i still have a point of order against it. >> thank you mr. chairman. and this is the one with regard to the fair labor standards act ? >> i have tax treatment. >> tax treatment, excellence. this amendment is one of the many ideas that would actually promote economic growth on the island and i'm sure a number of members have talked about including mister macarthur, the need for progrowth economic policies. one tool for development is in 19 696 congress decided to phase out were called revenue code over a ten-year period which is when the recession began. my amendment is a tax policy that seeks to bring back some of the jobs and would actually provide economic growth and opportunity for development on the island, it provides an incentive for companies to invest in puerto rico, repatriate income back to the ma

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the investigation found serious deficiencies in the police department's use of force poli policies and training. in a statement the city says it disagrees with the criticisms of its officers and the family of jeremy mcdole also released a statement reading in part "our family disagrees with the conclusions of the report not to charge any officer with a crime which seems to reflect the historic fact that we believe that no police officer in delaware has ever been charged with a crime for the fail use of force on a civilian". >>> the family is already suing the city over the shooting. breaking news out of tampa, florida right now. let's go to it live. you can see rescue crews taking people off the roller coaster at bush gardens. that's what it look like right there. right. the coaster got stuck on the tracks. looks like it's starting to go. no word yet on whether anybody is hurt. that's always a frightening situation. >>> all right. developing right now at 6:00 people just stand by. some even laughed as a man beats a woman hard to watch. it doesn't even begin to describe this assault. th

polis. mr. polis votes no. mr. graves. >> no. >> mr. graves votes no. mr. clay. mr. clay votes no. mr. newhouse. mr. newhouse votes yes. mr. zinke votes no. mr. heiss. mr. hytes votes yes. miss radewagen votes yes. mr. moony. mr. hardy. mr. hardy votes yes. mr. lahood votes yes. >> is there anyone here who hasn't voted or wishes to change votes? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on this vote the yeas are 12 and the nays are 27. >> amendment does not pass. going to ask at this point for the clerk to pass out all of the remaining ones that were filed late specifically fleming 8 0rks fleming 92, bishop 2 and fleming 91. as revised. the revised fleming 91. and then as soon as that's done mr. labrador i think you're the next one in line. and labrador 043. no, no, no. that's the next one we'll be doing. just pass the crap out. >> will labrador -- i'm sorry. >> this memorial day weekend on american history tv on c-span 3 saturday evening at 6:00 eastern on the civil war. >> sherman could not have agreed more. and by the time he captured atlanta in september 1864 his thoughts on the

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polis: mr. speaker, it's with great honor that i rise before this body of congress to recognize dr. john warner of brecken ridge, colorado. he's served on our town council for 14 years and the last eight years as mayor. being mayor of one of the country's premiere resort communities has its challenges for my constituents, but john has guided his community through growth and uncertainty with integrity and passion. his steadfast commitment to making a place that residents call home is an inspiration to us all. the hallmark of his tenure was sustainability and many important projects result interested his efforts like the new recycling facilities, three solar projects, hybrid vehicles in the town's fleet, and sustainable certification program for businesses. despite many complicated issues, john took each one with a calm assurance and balanced approach. mr. speaker, it's with great pride that i rise to pay tribute to dr. john g. warner on behalf of the residents of the second congressional district

no more last-minute cramming for your last poly psy final. it is over, folks. no more. today, you can finally celebrate. but right now, there is only one thing standing between you and your hard-earned diploma and that is me. i get it. despite being a united states senator i promise you not to , filibuster. this is your day. you earned it. you studied. you focused, you learned, you worked, and you managed to do all of that and live your lives. you started relationships and you ended relationships. somebody is really happy about that breakup. [laughter] i could tell that. [applause] you missed your family but you enjoyed being away from your family. you ate healthy and you exercised. [laughter] that is debatable. but then you squandered all of that good work at top dog and kingpin doughnuts. you balance your budget. [laughter] on occasion, you busted your budget. i think you are the very definition of the word survivor. i'm a survivor. i have survived 40 years in elected office. 40 years. thank you for supporting me, most of you, to get that done. [laughter] like you, i

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polis of colorado. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 167. the nays are 251. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the second amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: second amendment offered by mr. polis of colorado. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those

you toedon't have a lot of poli support. >> there's some circus trucks right here.down. they started breaking down. >> reporter: as we arrive, tim spots a puma. the family won't let him go without a fight. they say they've had him for 20 years and see this seizure as an injustice. it's very tense, they're angry. >> they've asked them to surrender the animals. they've refused. >> reporter: and the family also insists they've never done wrong by their animals. the confrontation atraktcts a crowd. >> they've barricaded the mountain lien inside the truck. >> reporter: the authorities call in reinforcements. >> i suddenly look up and there's a little truck coming and it's full of riot police. >> things are starting to get heated. >> reporter: after hours of tense negotiation, angry defiance replaced by sadness and the family finally hands over the puma and says their final good byes. do you feel any empathy for these families? >> the only empathy is that they're losing something they're fond of but i feel more sorry for the animals. they're the ones who are the real vict

♪ that's the sound of the poli police. >> chuck?t ice cream. >> stephen: please welcome, josh gad! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: thank you for being here. >> you know, i had no choice. my publicist told me i had to do it, and i was like it feels right. >> stephen: i have no choice, either. they said i have to come out here and do a show every night. and i love having a guest like you. you're one of my favorite comedic actors. you were fantastic in "the book of mormon." >> thank you. >> stephen: and we have similar d.n.a. >> we do. by the way, a lot of people don't know this, colbert is actually a musical theater performer at heart. i've seen you. you're amazing. >> stephen: you know, josh, i really just cothis for money. i've a hoover at heart. i'm really more of a dancer. >> i smell that on you. >> stephen: you smell that on me? >> you never wore anything like this when you hosted "colbert show." you used to wear draku, noir. and now you wear money cologne. >> stephen: money cologne. you're huge? >> i am. >> stephen: we b

no more late nights at doe or moffitt be libraries, no more last minute cramming for your last poly-sci final. it's over, folks, no more. today you can finally celebrate. but right now there's only one thing standing between you and your hard-earned diploma, and that's me. [laughter] so i get it. and despite being united states senator, i promise you not to filly busker. [laughter] filibuster. because this is your day. you earned it. you studied, yes? let's do a little bit of -- yeah. [laughter] you focused -- >> yes. >> you learned -- >> yes. >> you worked -- >> yes. >> and you managed to do all that and live your lives -- [laughter] you started relationships, you started relationships, and you ended relationships. [laughter] somebody's really happy about that break-up. [laughter] i could tell that. [applause] you missed your family, but you enjoyed being away from your family. [laughter] you ate healthy and you exercised -- [laughter] well, that's debatable. [laughter] but then you squandered all that good work at top dog and kingpin doughnuts -- [cheers and applause] you balanced you

--sday morning, jared polis jared polis joins us to discuss bathroom laws like the one side in north carolina, as well as efforts to elect more lgbt people to congress. the economist and author stephen moore who was reportedly asked by donald trump to review his tax proposal. he will be on to discuss the elements of mr. trump's plan as well as the plans offered by the other candidates. "washingtonh journal." in the washington post, a band of exasperated republicans actively plotting to draft in independent candidates who would keep donald trump from the white house. bill kristol is joining us here. thank you for being with us. how is your effort coming along? bill: there is a lot of support out there. we should have a choice other than hillary clinton or donald trump. getting a serious, credible candidate to run every four years, it is not so easy to do. you have two parties who set a -- with a semi-monopoly situation. there are serious people engaged in real discussions and it is not too late. you can get on the ballot and you can raise money. it is a question of finding the right c

melissa: cal poly is straight, they did it, anyway. connell: that does it for us.s "risk & reward." deirdre: we have a lot to update you on this hour, this is "risk & reward," i am deirdre bolton. there is progress in the investigation as to what brought down egyptair flight 804, a bill $62 offer for monsanto. we'll bring you the latest. to floor the new york stock exchange laurie rothman is there, stocks closing session lows. reporter: but little change. everyone here is on fed watch. will they raise next month or raise interest rates in

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host: our guest has been jared polis. thank you for your time.ing up, we will hear from economist and author, stephen moore. we will get his thoughts on donald trump's tax proposal as well as that of other candidates. ♪ >> madam secretary, we proudly to the next president of the united states. [cheering] ♪ >> congratulations to the glass of 2016. today is your day of celebration and you have earned it. >> your choices will make all the difference to you and all of us. >> do not be afraid to take on cases for a new job or a new that really stretches your boundaries. andespecter summer abroad the specter of living in your parents basement after this graduation day is not likely to be your greatest concern. >> throughout the month, watch convention speeches in their entirety, from colleges and universities around the country on c-span. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us is economist stephen moore. good morning. you're relation to the john waltrip -- donald trump campaign. looked at his tax proposal, is that the case? >> a famous econo

child descended into autism. >> poly, you're one of the many stories told in the video. this is -- you feel a lot of compassion when you're watching your story and know what you have been through and you meet the children and the parents and the parents who feel like they weren't given all of the information. tell me your story. >> he is my second son. i had no reason whatsoever to question the vaccines. my daughter was vaccinated and fun. in the morning he had the mmr and by the evening he had a massive seizure and was very sick and the doctor said he had a common reaction to the mmr vaccine and everything would be okay. he is still very, very sick. my concern for california children is you have passed a law saying that children have to be mandated with the vaccine to go to school. how do we know which of the children is going to be sick like my son. >> so the concern is because i have talked to pediatricians and other parents and, you know, i did a story earlier on a woman whose daughter was exposed to whooping cough because of people who were not getting vaccinated. a

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recently before being named acting police chief he headed the department's bureau on community orients polied pol. an article described chaplin as an expert in the field of gangs. he's originally from oklahoma. >>> a child is dead and two more people in the hospital after a tragic early morning house fire in vallejo. they were able to pull out two of the residents and get them to a nearby hospital. but the child that lived in the home did not make it out alive. we spoke with the neighbor who called 911. he says he tried to extinguish the fire and was able to hose down the female burn victim but wishes he could have done more. >> i feel a certain grief. i feel like i did what i could but i kind of wish i had another chance to do it at the same time. >> vallejo fire has not released the names of the victims at this point. we also don't know what caused the fire. >>> in south bay an early morning fire scorches a popular bakery there. this is in the willow glenn neighborhood. >> reporter: you can see here the front door to dick's bakery is boarded up and there's a sign on it that says to our wond

vallejo poli confirmed the unthinkable, the house fire that killed 5-year-old darrylone was no accident. police believe that his father, intentionally set the fire that killed his son. >> he is on the run and expected to be dangerous. we're asking for the public to assister us in located him so that we may bring him to justice in regards to this case. >> reporter: police believe that the fire was set in the back master bedroom where the child and his mother were at the time. >> used an accelerant and that the fire recently was in the master bedroom. >> reporter: the little boy's mother and 13-year-old boy suffered severe burns. jeff ames lives across the street and tried to rescue the boy. >> heard the woman, the mom, out front, hollering her baby was inside. >> reporter: jeff said he got halfway into the burning house and had to turn around. >> the smoke was horrible, i mean, thick, toxic, thick, thick black smoke like an oil fire almost. and i got low and was hugging the floor. i was able to go a few feet mother and that was it. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived, it was too late.

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recently before being named acting police chief he headed the department's bureau on community orients poliedin as an expert in the field of gangs. he's originally from oklahoma. >>> a child is dead and two more people in the hospital after a tragic early morning house fire in vallejo. they were able to pull out two of the residents and get them to a nearby hospital. but the child that lived in the home did not make it out alive. we spoke with the neighbor who called 911. he says he tried to extinguish the fire and was able to hose down the female burn victim but wishes he could have done

. >> the stories are pretty much the same, the poli come out and kill someone and they demo demonize the victim. >> this was the spot where everyone wanted to honor her. >> reporter: some supporters are calling for action. some may take to the streets. reporting live in san francisco, i am cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> this is a blow for the department, the department has been instructed not to speak publicly. chief greg suhr, poured his life and soul into this job. the head of the police association released this statement. having worked with or for chief greg suhr when he was a sergeant and lieutenant and captain, i can voucher his integrity and commitment to the public safety. his retirement is under pressure is an extreme loss of the department and the city. the front page of tomorrow's medical examiner, "no suhr" is the headline. this is generating a lot of attention across the country. our coverage continues online on www.nbcbayarea.com, you can watch and read mayor's lee entire statement regarding greg suhr. >>> our meteorologist is tracking our weather, we could have su

they held will the girl's uncle at gunpoint up tell poli point arrived. >>> solocal tax dollars are locd up until congress gives approval because d.c. is treated like a federal agency. three quarters of their budget comes from local funds. house republicans are now working on a bill that would subject d.c. officials to civil penalties and criminal prosecution for spending local money without approval. >>> fast approaching 4:41. we've made to the end of the week, but we still have rain to deal with. >> chuck bell, look at that picture. not necessarily the best way to start your friday. >> not messily. but i promise you it will be the complete opposite of now. so by 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon, clouds, fog and rain chances moving on out and sunshine moving back in. right now a little bit of light rain moving in to frederick and montgomery counties pulling out of loudoun and fairfax. so there will be rain chances early this morning and more rain coming in around lunchtime today. that's when the heaviest of the rain is likely. so just sprinkles this morning. likely going to have indoor recess.

polis of colorado. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 63, the nays are 360, the present is one. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a vorded -- recorded vote on amendment number printed in house report 114-571 by the gentleman from georgia on this che noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 7 printed in house pe report -- report 114-571, offer wid mr. ellison of minnesota. the chair: those in support of the request for a recorded vote ill rise and be coun

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. >> republican insider, he is serious, leading with foreign poli policy icon henry kissinger. and those who take campaign cash as corrupt. >> me oor, i'm self-funding. >> he signed a joint fundraising agreement with the republican party. now, trump is work on rehabbing his image. making peace with megyn kelly over the words used in his twitter tirades. >> bimbo? >> well, that was a retweet. did i say that? >> many times. >> okay, excuse me. >> sending out one of his most effective surrogating, daughter ivan ivanka, to push back on accusations in a new york times article. >> he is not a groper. that's not who he is. i've known him my whole life and he has total respect for women. >> that was katy tur reporting. >>> democrats more fractured than ever. a national poll shows donald trump leading hillary clinton by three points. meanwhile, bernie sanders winning streak, while accusing the party of unfair treatment. andrea mitch andr andrea mitchell has more. >> the democratic party and its leader -- >> state after state, the people have stood up and helped defeat the establishment.

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for eight years now, michael vodre spent his days at worcester poly technic institute. his nights cleaning those same classrooms. michael used to plaster houses, but when the recession hit, demand dried up. he and his wife joyce lost everything. >> it was really hard. i couldn't look my kids in the eye and tell them if you do a good job and work hard then you are going to be successful. i couldn't do that. >> reporter: when michael found the custodian job he realized he would make half as much money. but there was one big perk. free tuition. >> i wanted just a glimmer of a chance. to turn my life around and do something that, that i could look back on and say, hey, that was pretty good. >> reporter: in between classes, he studied in the custodial closet. >> all i did was go to school, study. go to work, eat and sleep. >> i felt i ran tackle for him, really. i kept the distractions away. >> reporter: their sacrifices paid off. last weekend, michael walked with his class of 2016 alongside classmates 30 years younger. his graduation cap saying it all. >> it was a spectacul

closer to home, poly metallic minerals in the united states.otice they are mainly in the western states. those locations are fixed by geology. we look at a critical mineral like rare earth elements, there's a lot of them. main artesianal. one operating in california mountain pass, and the company that ran it declared bankruptcy. right now the united states has zero commercial rare earth production. bear lodge, wyoming, situation, i'll get to that in a bit. that's our next best hope for rare earths right now. i'll end with this, since there are no commercial mines in operation now, if i go to this slide, you can see, yes, there aren't any from the united states but look at the big 800 pound gorilla down there. we have a 95 plus percent production from china. they are basically cornered the market on rare earths. japan knows it, we know it, everybody knows it. this is something that although the price came way, way down, still, they have the market and it's something to be reckoned with. i know will bring up marc humphries. he's going to talk abo

san francisco's acting poli chief sits down with more oe community.this time, the conversation was civili we'll talk about what was discussed. plus, as hillary clinton and bernie sanders look ahead te california primary, clintons saying no way to a debate. and sanders isn't happy abo it. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's tuesday, may 24th. ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> what are you doing here? >> i've been here the whole time. can i give you directions now? it's less like this and more like this. >> well, if you can't get enough of the chewbacca mom, you're not alone. viral sensation candace payne joined james corden last night on "the late late show" along with j.j. abrams, director of "the force awakens." the trio tried their best chewies for what's sure to become another viral smash. i don't get it. i do not get it. i must be the only one. >>> muscle cars are icons on american highways, but insurers really never fully tested their strengths in crash tests.

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it is not bounded in straight poli policy. >> where is it right now? >> it is in the second house, and the tran powertation committee. >> i would like us at the board level to have a resolution to oppose this. >> and i think that it is totally counter to our efforts looking at red light cameras of speeding enforcement and then, even just walk the staffers to humanize the killings on the streets and the serious dangers and this is total counter to vision zero as we have been trying to implement too. i had one that my staff highlighted. it is ab 869 and i leave that it is on the over all packet and it is increasing fair evasion, fair evasion, penalties. and as we as a city and our, and i think that our legislative delegation is looking at decriminalizing it. and i think that it is another one that i am hoping we take a closer look at, but it is ab 869. >> mr. cooper, could you talk about that one? >> you know that bill is was introduced by the district. and they have been trying to take advantage of the administrative adjudication transit court process t

. >> in 1886, david marries a girl called poly finley. like his father, crockett struggles to feed his family. >> i found out that farming wasn't cracked up what it was to be. it was therefore more necessary for me to hunt to get along. >> david is not only esteemed among the other hunters of the region, he's putting money in his pocket and food on the table. >> crockett trades on his hunting skills, keeping his family fed and out of debt. he now has status and respectability and a life worth fighting for. >> now, one time in the dead of winter, i almost froze. >> crockett! out alabama way, 500 are dead. >> the creeks. >> during the war of 1812, creek indians attack fort mimms. the massacre leaves 500 men, women and children dead. many of them trapped and burned alive. >> if every man waited for his wife to be willing for him to go to war, we'd all be killed in our homes. >> david crockett has found his call to glory. but to answer it, he must risk his life and leave his family alone on the frontier. >> all right, son. >> this is what men

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coming up tuesday morning, colorado democratic congressman jared polis joins us to discuss the latest move by the obama administration to stop bathroom laws like the one signed in north carolina as well as efforts to elect more lgbt people to congress. then, economist and author stephen moore who reportedly was asked by donald trump to review his tax proposal, will be on to discuss the elements of mr. trump's plan as well as plans offered by the other candidates. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> joining us now to talk thebt state of roads, bridges and other infrastructure in the united states. the american society of civil engineers. good morning. can you talk about your organization and what role it plays? asce is a professional organization. it has been around since 1852. 150,000 members who work in the private sector, government, research and academia. it's mostly a technical organization but we moved out of our headquarters in new york city and came to washington to have more of a policy