polis: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for two minutes. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to follow-up on my good friend and colleague from florida's comments. on behalf of homeowners in south florida and around the nation who are trying to maintain affordable flood insurance coverage, and i urge the house leadership to bring the homeowner flood insurance affordability bill to a vote today. millions of homeowners benefit from the ability to purchase affordable coverage, including thousands of south from families. and while we understand the need to keep the national flood program financially stable, we must do so while ensuring that these families can afford the coverage on their homes or they won't have coverage. surging premiums destabilized our recovering housing market. the system cannot withstand these increases and we must act to fix it.

had ever and possibly would ever publish and this is impressive given at the poly people at that time was an entirely theoretical intervention and the authors of this article suggested that rather than systematically screening the population for blood pressure for cholesterol for diabetes and for a number of other preventive concerns that might require pharmaceutical intervention why not simply give the entire population over a certain age a pill that contains interventions designed to treat all of these things at the same time and so the poly pill in its theoretical form contained a thighs i direct contained a beta blocker. it contained a. an ace inhibitor. and i think full of acid and aspirin and the idea was that one could model each of these interventions carried with it a possible risk of side effect each conferred a possible benefit of prevention and by modeling those risks against each other the the the authors suggested that one could achieve a reduction in cardiovascular mortality i about eighty eight percent. by it simply administering these pills to the entire population ov

pill why not make a poly pill for men they contained a prostate medication a poly pill for women that contained to mock safin to reduce the risk of breast cancer don't love so you're on board for a lifetime of treatment. you know what it's wallowing it doesn't pills a day back to prevent real diseases or illnesses. you have a one percent chance of getting. the q what's going on here i mean how much has meds become you know they've just lost any sense of what's a reasonable risk you know to take and what isn't. if you want to introduce her french element into all this is of course the famous quote from. now about the art of medicine. you know it's great to be able to give a drug and straighten illness but it's an even greater rock to know when not to treat and that's the doctor we've lost and it's the author we've lost because the market doesn't understand not. enough seats on students and i asked. the policeman to lindsay. it's going to problems that it seemed to. be to confuse one system. to feel better so. if you see greece if you see france and they have such different problems and

polis: thank youing mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to the unlocking consumer choice and wireless competition act. i support the sentiment behind this bill, i support the version that was reported out of the judiciary committee. however, unfortunately, an important change that i will discuss to the detriment of this bill was added last week, just prior to the bill being brought to the floor. the gentleman from virginia, mr. good lat, gave some background with regard to why a bill is necessary, ever since the library of congress ruled last year that unlocking your cell phone violates copyright law. there's been a number of us on both sides of the aisle who have worked to ensure that consumers have the right to unlock their wireless devices and use their property as they see fit. i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of congressman geoff green's bill, the unlocking technology act of 2013 bill, which gives consumers the right to unlock their devices on a permanent basis. before i came to congress, i was an entrepreneur and sta

polis. mr. polis: i thank the gentleman from texas. the strength of our nation, a nation built on immigrants, is that the best and brightest and hardest working from across the world want to move here. and the countries that have a bigger problem today are those that are losing those people. not us, the country that is -- or stands to gain some of the best, most highly motivated and talented people from across the world, just as my great-grandparents came to these shores to make our country stronger. i know that by working together we can accomplish that. you have ever seen the unprecedented degree of coalition behind immigration reform? you have ever seen agriculture and faith-based communities and the business community and labor and business together on an issue in your time in public service or before? have you ever seen that on an issue? mr. castro: no. you raise an incredible point. i served 10 years, five terms in the texas legislature, this is my first term in congress, but consider this. you know, last year, in 2013, we had wh

polis: mr. speaker, i'm forced to rise again in opposition to the rule and two underlying bills that are counterproductive and aren't dealing with the issues that our constituents sent us here to address. each of these bills was brought under restrictive process, one of them a completely closed rule that blocked all efforts from both sides of the aisle to improve the legislation. let's talk about the i.r.s. bill first. the i.r.s. bill has a title that i think would engender broad bipartisan support. if we want to run a bill that prevents the i.r.s. from discriminating organizations based on political affiliations, whether they're progress i have or tea party or anywhere in between, i think there would be a way to come together in support, hopefully near unanimous support, around such a bill. like many americans, i was outraged that organizations had been singled out based on their name of their organization for additional scrutiny. that is simply not the right criteria that the i.r.s. should be

polis and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. polis: thank you, mr. chairman. in 19 , president nixon signed executive order 11644 which required that the u.s. forest service create travel management plans for the operation of offroad vehicles in our national forest including snowmobiles. these travel management plans were designed to address the concerns of different users. they can be simple or detailed enough to affect noise, carbon emissions, traffic patterns, protect animal migratory patterns. n 2005, the forest service finalized its plan for motorized vehicles except snowmobiles which were exempted. each year tourists contribute millions of dollars to to the economy and snowmobiles attracts tour is. not only do many residents enjoy it but it attracts tourists and creates jobs in our area. though snowmobiles were exempted from this rule, individual forest managers were still able to restrict snowmobile travel as appropriate on a case by case basis through individual travel management plans that met the unique needs of each area. in 2013 a federal district

polis: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? mr. polis: i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those in favor of a recorded ote will rise. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. -- a 15-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 speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 177, the nays are 241. the amendment is not adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i send to the desk a privileged re

row philip will enjoy just now from rome for the latest all the talks philip resident george on the poly tunnel has been meeting political leaders all day. what's come out of those talks so far with that. but there it you will like it the government it may take a little bit of it that people were expecting he had knowledge that will back a little but that is the day. love the fact is that three potential to every corner. but the event. i love a good gauge. they thought about this a quick chat the government to set up they take the paper to add a little bit too it got its season the two rinsing is the man who's expected to take the reins what can we expect from a government led by him. were it not guarantee it. they opened. but in the high rate. he has to move down the government to collect the day that he was ready to deliver that day to go with that too slow in reacting to the country to economic growth. to wit we definitely have. will it affect the uk. the government you know i have a couple at the livery with delivery on to some of it. that will be the real challenge will do it let's

stronger than poly but only sacrifices five percent of the. under materials and. if you want to try to dust during the manufacturing process as well as solving the scourge of plastic bags worldwide the technology might also pave the way for edible wrappers and containers the formula can also be adjusted to prolong will shorten the decomposition time from a matter of seconds to a couple of months. down the corridor we came across another eco friendly technology. phosphates nitrate and other unsavory substances are commonly found in detergents and fertilizers they destroy the natural balance of across ecosystems also make their way into water so finding a way of removing them effectively and cheaply is of utmost importance in the industrial technology department testing a new product to remove phosphates and other pollutants from waste water the products. produced by an austrian company based on russian technology like other products on the market because as impurities to precipitate the bottom for removal however unlike the rest no flood works in record time and ca

>> i knew instantly it was poly.t thinking she'd been knocked down. >> reporter: but polly and ila were just fine. >> we have no way of contacting isabelle. >> she's the woman who gave you her coat. >> gave her coat that covered me. >> and now you've named your baby the middle name after isabelle. >> it was meant to be ila polly but it's now i la isabelle. but we're very happy with it. >> reporter: the mccourts are now trying to find isabelle to thank her and replace her coat. >> so this way she's a real new yorker. she was born on the streets of new york. >> that's very true. and it's my understanding that they may have found isabelle now and there'll be some sort of reuniting of everyone together. by the way, we're supposed to talk to polly on the phone but we were unable to get her just right now. >>> in the meantime, pope francis with his very own mini me. check this out. how this little guy got to meet the beloved leader of the world's catholics. oh, i want to take him home. adorable! okay, listen up! i'm re-wor

the reason that the world knows about global surveillance in the first place that was ordered to use poly boyko. new developments in the so-called loud music case in florida the jury heard closing arguments today in the trial against michael dunn the man you see there accused of shooting seventeen year old jordan davis to death inside an s.u.v. dunn is accused of murdering the teen over at loud music the suspect has testified that it was all in self-defense his lawyer told the jury today that deadly force is justifiable if dunn believed he was acting to protect himself and the laws in the state of florida. is if you who reasonably believe that. you have to find michael dunn not guilty of every cow in the indictment every lesser included you don't even start your discussion if they met their burden of beyond reasonable doubt but the prosecution argues that there was no reason for done to think he was in danger when defendant shot and killed jordan davis there was no gun in that the rainbow there was no sign that there was no bag there was no like hi. there was no gun artie's nicolas o'dono

that was ordered to use poly boyko. now to west virginia where there is more trouble for residents drinking water so that officials are scrambling to contain a coal slurry spill into a creek and it's in the same area where hundreds of thousands of people were told just a few weeks ago not to drink or touch their tap water after a toxic chemical leak artie's meghan lopez reports. cleanup crews are working day and night in the aftermath of a major chemical spill in west virginia but i am not talking about the thousands of gallons of four met the psycho hexane methanol that spilled into the river last month a completely different leak is now the top concern of west virginia officials instead of freedom industries this one came from patriot coal just eighteen miles away it happened early tuesday morning at the company's cannot eagle prep plant near winifred at west virginia when a valve ruptured one hundred thousand gallons of coal story flooded into feels a creek during a three hour time period blackening six miles of the

tunnel and pulled the phone to call off the tee eight year old the poly tunnel. she has to get begin consultations with the bed is ready to kill pot ceased to find out where the static and he's going to want to act cost the kids because it's easy just to push together these creepy so that weekend the issue of the mosque itself continuity some observers believe that it may be as early as sunday that he will get mud taylor n c the mandate to lug all based on the bench in the gelatine get that simple. ah the coalition promised to look at to see what nancy doesn't but that does indeed get that supports the semaphore nz has been maneuvering for months to become the prime minister there and it doesn't like he's finally getting to that point said that she is the mayor of florence alright but he has no experience on the national state does not worry italians for the new prime minister. and she does in fact the fold these events in the last of forty gaza so easy that was a poll that was released in one of the papacy as saying that most italians with the red sea to comment

at cal-poly, the book offers a different take on the organization. fox news asked him about it. he respond -- i knew that. speaking of things emperical, not normative. ha-ha-ha. oh, they never learn. you were saying -- while you were watching this. professor's writings. changed your name of al qaeda and america. i am surprised. this guy is representative of a broader sense. anything you can do try to change the perception of it, and they tend to do. we are that sequestered from the world. you can smoke weed before class, after class. hang out. don't have a real job you think the crazy thoughts. >> my problem, two things. if there are any, students who are relatives of 9/11 victims they would, i, they would kill the guy. number two, i think that was it. no, calling bin laden a freedom fighter. bin laden was never fighting for freedom. a takeover. >> fighting for islam. he wasn't want freedom. that's why he is fighting. in a sense he is a fighter of freedom. he is an imperialist. he wants to global it, an imperial, neo colonial way of going about thing

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thank you, poly. paula. to be in the company oaf people hold thg stand in the sate of the african american knhunty is the honor. when i got a call and was asked to accept this award, i felt in just the way hime rr built there are many other people thatd should get awards like this in their time in life. the reason i say that is because in many ways we are missing a lut of the foundation that makes our city great. when i look that supervisors here supervisor bree and co00. they rent a missing generation and that generation is missing because we didn't pay attention for substantial peerds of time that the youth are the foundation of the future. it should be unusual we have such a diverse group of people that are legislating and make the city operates. [inaudible] i say because i'm probably the old est person in the audience that i have not seen a board of supervisor work so cohesively as you. i want to prais you for working across district lines and not just protecting your own turch, but waching-when each say

like the poly negligence in our community don't leave them out you need to look at that. and finally, when it comes to communities benefits i'm suggesting to you, we need to invest in violence prospective and intrejs the mayor and prior cohesive knows that and the general manager knows this we can't be working in a community that's a war zone. and everything there is trouble they call me and ask me to reduce the violence. commissioners some of you have seen that's i chastises happening this is the time to have the community. thank you very much >> yolanda. >> yolanda you have 3 minutes because you haven't spoken on item 5. >> i'm appalled by your congestion our number 2 is our number 1 would you think that is funny. i can't believe in 9014 i'm standing here talking about this. the shirt that the commission is wearing you're talking about not only from this city but cities have dumped on them since the 1980s. my parents ran from the south and now san francisco i understand the policies that are incest and the way you rub it into their faces it reminds we when i saw in flor

>> well, of course, the only magic pill on heroin addiction or poly drug abuse is talk to your teenagersth grade and 12th grade they don't binge drink beer, use ecstasy or smoke pot. that's the magic solution. get them involved in sports, religious activities, boys and girls clubs, ek set ra. the drug court system has been magic in its impact on this problem, i might add. >> the recidivism rates bear that out. philip seymour hoffman here, he is not, of course, the only celebrity or talented actor to struggle with heroin. we think of people like river phoenix, janice joplin, john belushi. how does it affect, do you think, what people around the country perceive on this drug use? >> also cory monteith from "glee," the autopsy found traces of heroin in his body. i think the problem is with the addiction that people don't think of philip seymour hoffman, as the face of heroin addiction, and with the media coverage and celebrities coming forward and grieving mourning his passing, people may realize this isn't something they think can just affect one person. the face of heroin addiction isn't

it asserted that it does make them funny his friends are much higher poly k pr with regular bank think of the handle. let's look back at the tip of the region's key interest rate for current apartment on a usually between three hundred and twenty five percent. you just read a one year fixed deposit. three to three point three percent the high interest rate for five year fixed deposit kelly reached five point two percent. mike and about in order to race to reach six point two percent. what's more the point to a minimum purchase amount. if profit on the working day after they put money into it. they can with chronic any time to fit into all these matches are much more convenient and probable than i did take apart the rain and the products sold by day rapid development of china to give the final product is quietly reading the benefit of the country's traditional banking industry. vintage crop it to the wide interest rates that can load up the rate of five lending rate the kids to earn money quite easily. this three d big deposit for them to reform the current business model chinese users.

investors are poly profiting from that and they may have some extra cash dispenser keeping these factors in mind people who keep tabs on the japanese economy. i sounding an upbeat note. they're predicting a fifth straight quarter of gdp growth. private research firm saying gross domestic product rose between zero point four and zero point nine percent in the october to december period from the previous quarter. that means growth of between one point eight and three point seven percent on an annualized basis. that's up from the one point one percent annual eyes rise in the july to september quarter researchers based their positive take on increased purchases of cars and other big ticket items ahead of the sales tax hike in april their data shows that the improved earnings also boosted corporate capital spending in both the manufacturing and non manufacturing sectors researchers say weak overseas demand could slow growth. i can tell from my kids now we've just wrapped up in the first month of the year and it was not particularly good one for global stocks in new york on friday the dow jone

they do the same and those campaigning for civil liberties here in britain say they want to know why poly boy k. azzi london. j.c. h.q. may have its hands dirty but when it comes to the sheer scale of its operations it's still playing catch up some america's national security agency and i'm sure that freedom campaigner told us that mass online surveillance has a siphon effect on people speaking their mind don't see anybody advocating for the removal of curtains in everybody's house because we have nothing to hide i think that there's an expectation of privacy here in the us and around the world it's not being respected and when when the expectation is not respected free speech suckers we are much less willing to speak our minds online or offline if we know we're being watched and recorded and tracked are much more less willing to engage in political activism to assemble to organize ourselves for whatever causes we believe in and if we feel like the authorities are watching our every move and even if the authorities right now might not necessarily be ethical to the things that we believe i

generation the last thirty years and so you know going to the users comment that's exactly what thomas poly would say he would say that those two scenarios are very different you want the first scenario and you don't want the second one thomas policy to say is that we have more of the the scenario the bad scenario that it is the first there was the better scenario yes exactly that's the second now or next time actually kind of leads into this and it comes from david nicholson nicholson writes one question what are we actually going to start pain down this debt we keep building up if any one of us just perpetually built up dead it wouldn't be long until we were filing for bankruptcy so how is it that the u.s. is able to get away with it sooner or later we're going to have to start paying down that debt somehow or file for bankruptcy and keynesians would argue the exact opposite of this obviously. on some level but how do you respond. you know there are two parts you know there's private debt and then there is public debt when you talk about the few currencies system basically you're talking

much more efficient because currently we have to take the magnetite outside russia incorporated into poly was abroad and then bring it back here which is naturally quite costly. as the world's population grows so does demand for fresh water and flocculation plays an important part in meeting the man and the next time you have a glass of water it might be best not to think about where it came from. which is everything when building aircraft and composite materials often beatable strength to weight ratio but using them requires a completely new manufacturing process and the similarities with baking uncle me. check with tight restrictions on emissions and more people flying than ever before aircraft manufacturers are being forced to lose some weight never want to get left behind bushes and missed twenty one you'll be the fourth plane in the world with almost entirely carbon fiber or black wings when it takes to the air. two thousand and fifteen. in cassandra was only open six months ago i'm tired as you may have guessed from the name it's money fighters compas it's components for the aviatio

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mr poli almost thirteen pounds and the truth is they have reached approximately four hundred and fourteen thousand affected living in sin. that number is unknown to only sufficient to meet the press she did months ahead. this situation is still critical for many and unicef as is the belief that this must be stepped up and sustained in order to reach out to the millions affected ay ay ay ay ay ay ay. yours. you long ruling will . the us in the hall and scott thompson and welcome to after ten. an armistice agreement more than sixty years ago brought an end to the fighting on the korean peninsula but not the hostilities. and while the last few months have been eventful they have gone without provocation. what then to the next few month

tension between jews and muslims arabs comprise a fifth of the country's population that is artie's polis live reports not always treated equally under the law. morning they treat us like israeli citizens only when they want to convict us other than that we're arabs to them and that's the pure racism and ethnic policy of this country that the ingenue week before we will begin his two year sentence behind bars he and six other arabs were found guilty of attempted to murder an attorney zada and his radio jewish terrorist who took aim at them. it's a conviction that is hard to comprehend very hard that the innocent and victim is even put on trial let alone convicted. it was here back in august two thousand and five that zada an israeli soldier who deserted the army used his military issued rifle to fire at arab passengers on a bus he killed four and wounded seventeen before being attacked by the crowd they grabbed him while he was being handcuffed by police he never made it off the bus ryan those who were sentenced for his death i think there's more to it than north. israelis use acts of pow

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polis called a live from such a poll thank you very much indeed for your inspirational report now with the many inspirational stories in sochi to be joe my ken buck slate team again find itself at the center one of them they were full stall raise funds via twitter to be able to compete at the games and then lost their luggage upon arrival he calls how whether one of their fearless trio on the team coach. i love the people there are real love. makes us feel like we're stars but you know stars is something that shines really bright which is a jamaica team in all of the you know across all of those and i hope so but see what we're doing throughout the world and how the world loves us i know a lot of younger kids in jamaica want to do to be a part of jamaica bobsled team are going to say thanks to the world support we've had and another thing i'd like to see is thanks to mr putin for putting this on and the russian people for volunteering to doing this this is one of the best games that i've seen and it's a great great opportunity for the jamaican team to be here and represent jamaica who