r. speaker, that the house of representative shall one, immediately request the tax donald j. rmation of trump for the tax years of 2006 for review in closed executive session by the means as on ways and provided under section 6103, of revenue code. and vote to report the therein to the full house of representatives, support transparency in long-standingd the tradition of presidents and residential candidates disclosing their tax returns. was again, that representative bill pasqual, democrat of new jersey. west o middleton from virginia, democrats line. pedro.: good morning, is what calling about c-span is doing. like this morning, the republican on first and then the democrat. talk about dividing a country. because you ision bring republican on and he gives his side of the story and his is a fact. then you bring a democrat on and the tell you his side of story and there is no contradiction because this guy says and thehat he democrat is right on what he says. you need to bring them on don't want to ey come on together, don't have them at all and give, you give half-hour, make

speaker's r washington, d.c. february 1, 2017, i hereby appoint the honorable david g. valadao to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, seeker of he house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties . all the time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. gutierrez: for the last two weeks we lurched from one kneeas could he to another. there were press briefings and presidential statements filled with official lies. we witnessed tragedies. late nigh firings. policy changes, and clarification. also known as backtracking. then we have company back for another round of

r. speaker speaker, mr. vice president, members of congress. it is a great privilege to be here to outline a new budget and a new approach to govern our great country. i thank you for your invitation to speak your tonight. formallyngress had to invite me and it could've been a close vote. [laughter] president, ie appreciate you being here to break the tie. i want to thank so many of you who accepted my invitation to come to the white house to discuss important issues. we are off to a good start. i will continue to meet with you input. for your you have been kind and candid and i thank you for making a new president feel welcome. [applause] bush: the last time i visited the capital became to take an oath on the steps of this building. i pledged to honor our constitution and laws. [applause] president bush: and i ask you to join me in setting a tone of civility and respect in washington. [applause] president bush: i hope america is noticing the difference because we are making progress. together we are changing the tone in the nation's capital an

paul ryan -r- house speaker :55-1:01president donald trump no font needed1:08-1:13rep.--reporter pkg-as follows-- senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said friday that republicans will keep moving forward on their goal to repeal and replace the affordable care act on their own.sen. mitch mcconnell, -r- majority leader: it's clear that in the early months it's going to be a republicans-only exercise. we don't expect any democratic cooperation on the replacement of obamacare.but republicans themselves remain divided on how much to scrap, and what to keep. certain taxes on higher-income americans, insurers and others, and medicaid expansion are among flash points.some conservatives want to throw out the entire law, warning against "obamacare light."add to that mixed signals from the president and raucous constituent town halls, where supporters of the law, have been shouting against a repeal. thursday brought a sense of the g.o.p. timeframe.rep. paul ryan, -r- house speaker: after the house returns following the presidents' day, we intend to introduce legislation to repe

r. speaker, mr. president, distinguished members of congress, honored guests, and fellow citizens, only a month ago i was your guest in this historic building, and i pledge to you my cooperation in doing what is right for this nation that we all love so much. i am here tonight to reaffirm that pledge, and to ask that we share in restoring the promise that is offered to every citizen by this last best hope for man on earth. all of us are aware of the punishing inflation that has for the first time in 60 years held a double-digit figure for two years in a row. interest rates have reached levels of more than 20%, and more than 15% for those who borrow a home. across this hand, one can see home standing vacant and unsold because of contents restraints -- mortgage interest rates. millions are out of work, people who want to be productive, but as the months go by, despair dominates their lives. the trends of layoff and all who work are frustrated by their inability to keep up with inflation. one worker in

paul ryan, r- house speaker:"you cannot have a national security advisor misleading the vice president was right to ask for his and i believe it's, it was the right thing to do" when asked whether trump aides had contact with the russians during the campaign.. one of the crucial lingering questions for the president... press secretary sean spicer... said he could not say one way or the other. top white house advisor kellyanne conway is also in hot water tonight. the office of government ethics say she should be investigated. last week during a television interview, conway told viewers to "go buy ivanka's stuff." that is reference to the clothing line of president trump's daughter. her comments came just one day after the president criticized nordstrom for dropping ivanka's products. in a letter to the white house, the director of the ethics office says there is "strong reason to believe" conway violated ethics standards. it suggests the administration consider disciplinary action against her. first lady melania trump announced white house tours are back.... after being put on hold. sta

the speaker pro tempore: without objection. r. sherman: thank you. last tuesday senator elizabeth warren sought to bring to the attention of the senate some material about an attorney general nominee, jeff sessions, senator jeff sessions at the time. she was silenced. she persisted, but ultimately the record of the senate does not reflect the remarks she was trying to give. in particular, she was trying to bring to the attention of the senate a statement and letter of coretta scott king from 1986. ou see, in 1986 then jefferson b. sessions was a u.s. attorney, federal prosecutor, who had been appointed for a position as a u.s. district judge. and at that time coretta scott king wrote to the then chair of the senate judiciary committee, senator strom thurmond, and while the senate may not entertain these remarks, while the senate may stifle a united states senator, this is the people's house and it is appropriate that the record of this house at least reflect the comments of coretta scott king. and so i would like to use the time remaining to read per

there was a call for those who are unhappy with president trump to take to the streets.speaker after speaker r concerns about the current white house, while saying president obama also let them down. they're tired of waiting for comprehensive immigration reform and the possibility of immigration rates in their community. >> come may 1st, 2017, we will march again. we will march again! we will march again! >> that protest is being organized by the answer coalition. they're inviting other groups and people from across the bay area to take part. >>> we are now one month into president trump's first 100 days in office. today the president named his second national security adviser. army lieutenant general mcmaster will replace michael flynn. president trump made the announcement from his home in florida. mcmaster is seen as a leading military intellectual with a doctorate in military history. >> a man of tremendous talent and tremendous experience. i watched and read a lot over the last two days. he is highly respected by everybody in the military. >> abc news has said the white house will introdu

house speaker paul ryan insists it's just semantics. rep. paul ryan/-rpair the american health care system, and rescue it from that it's in. and the best way to repair the american system is to repeal and replace obamacare." for a president who likes to act fast... the realities of washington could lead to mounting frustrations. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. is sponsored by russell's fine furniture. (upbeat music) - welcome to bay area bargains, where shopping is not just fun, it's an adventure. we are at russell's fine furniture in santa clara, and richard, this show is a little unusual in that literally, he will not tell me what we're doing. i don't know where we're going, so i'm helpless. - i'll make it easy for you. - th

speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 512 as amended. those in favor say aye. . r. bilirakis: mr. speaker -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. bilirakis: i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 244 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: a bill to encourage effective investments to recrew the employ and who served in the military with annual presidential awards to private sector employers recognizing such efforts and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida, mr. bilirakis, and the gentleman from minnesota, mr. walz, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. bilirakis: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and add extraneous materials. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bilirakis: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman i

speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. does the gentleman from california have a motion. r. rohrabacher: i move that we adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands a journed until roethlisberger legislative work on monday, february 13 following live coverage of the house on c-span when the return. meanwhile the senate continues to be in session and voted earlier today by 51 to 50 to confirm betsy devos as secretary of education with vice president mike pence casting the tie-breaki v

speaker's r washington, d.c. february 1, 2017, i hereby appoint the honorable david g. valadao to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, seeker of he house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties . all the time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m.

. >>> albert boss kovaccov paid r to the boscov department store chain. speakers called him a visionary whose will to serve the community and 45 department stores was matched only by fi. >>> anyone who had the opportunity to know him, was and should consider themselves to be very blessed. >> boscov died of patriotic cancer. he was 87 years old. >>> septa could be different this morning. new bus schedules in effect. changes, listen up. mo two routes. extra riders. septa expanded route two bus service to wane junction station during rush hours and route 44 buses will begin making extra evening trips. >>> meanwhile people still assessing damage from high wind that tore through northern lancaster county saturday evening. >>> roofs ripped off homes and silos. wind strong enough to flip this semi truck on its side. >> when we came back outs, there was just disbelief. we just hugged and cried. it's unreal. >> the national weather certifies said straight line wind up to 95 miles an hour not a tornado left a trail of destruction there. >> wow, keep your fingers crossed for

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speaker card for georgia wishing and ms. swedish. >> good afternoon. i want to apologize wleerng hear i brought the r d g by commissioner vice president richards in the early winter of 2014 wanted to have a combination i said where does that fit in with the budget i said 25 years that only 14 i apologize it is great you'll be doing this in the fall thank you for that information here is something i kind of go forward it at first but at the top can i have the overhead, please? a demolition well, not a demolition an alteration hello sfgovtv narrow here it is it is not on. >> here i'll give it to you it is - okay anyway an alteration and the 311 i mean on alteration according to the 311 but there it is a thing on the top and nobody - there it is i thought i'll bring it up we'll talk about 317 this year. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment general public comment. >> commissioners good afternoon mary gallagher the earlier, you voted on what i'm thinking of an expedited consent calendar but norman when a dr is filed 3 to 6 months down the road sometimes the dr is withdrawn when both partie

applause ] >> as speaker of the house delegates and president of the joint assembly, it's my pleasure to present to you his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth, the honorable terrence r. mcauliffe. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. speaker, leader norman, ladies and gentlemen of the virginia general assembly, thank you for invoiting me to speak with you this evening. and to the people of virginia, who are with us tonight or who are watching from home, thank you for the honor of serving as this commonwealth's 72nd governor. [ cheers and applause ] we are joined here this evening by our great lieutenant governor, ralph northam. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> and our great attorney general, mark herring. [ cheers and applause ] these two virginia leaders have been great partners as we work to build a stronger, more open and more prosperous virginia. i thank them. and of course, our first lady is with us here this evening, dorothy mcauliffe. [ cheers and applause ] dorothy, your work expanding access to healthy nutrition, promoting national service, and making our commonwealth more welcoming to military famili

r. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the 107th birthday of the organization near and dear to my heart, the boy scouts of america. on may 17, 1977, i became an eagle scout myself as a member of boy scout troop 52 in walker township troop in pennsylvania. over the years i've proudly held various leadership roles with boy scout troops in pennsylvania including two separate citizenses as scoutmaster in howard. one of my greatest honors was to witness 29 young men achieve the rank of eagle scout during my time as scoutmaster. the boy scouts of america is one of the largest youth organizations in the world. it boasts more than 2.4 million youth participants and nearly one million adult volunteers. mr. speaker, at its core, scouting encourages that we leave this world a little bit better than how we found it. this value-based youth development organization provides programs for young people that build character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating citizenship and develops pers

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r. chairman, i yield back. >> mr. walsh, you are reaked. mr. walsh: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate it. mr. murphy, a special thank you to you. i know you've been through this whole process as the claims reached the peak, as we addressed it. you adjusted fired and reduced them as we were hoping would happen. i for one am grateful you chose not to take your talents elsewhere would you could get paid for. mr. murphy: it's a passion. mr. walz: it's a passion and that's what our veterans deserve. i watched you come here on numerous occasions through this but always with a goal on that end of working together. i'm appreciative of that. just a couple things -- and this is coming from our v.s.o.'s who i know you are a good partner with. i truly know and a special thank you to your employees too. i literally watched those folks out at the st. paul r.o. burn the midnight oil on numerous occasions during the backlog and they brokered in a lot through them. i agree with you, we were paying a lot for overtime that needed to be done but i think to smooth this and keep this going, that does make sense. w

speaker, the second joint resolution that was included in r. buck's rule is a resolution that discusses the securities and exchange commission related to what is called disclosure of payments and resource extraction issuers. y gosh, what does that mean? well, what this rule is about is the federal government -- we understood the previous administration is anti what they call big oil. what they're after is anybody that's in the oil business. and you and i both understand our country, our country and the world is stronger because we don't freeze to death in the winter and we don't get too hot in the summer because we have energy, available energy at a great price, but it means that people that -- companies in the united states also go around the world to find other places where they may extract oil or resources related to energy. and the securities and exchange commission published in the deral register on july 27, 2016, a rule that would place american companies and only extract companies that valuable resources, meaning energy, from other place

speaker. i have long prided myself on working across the aisle to get constituents r my and alt american people. that's what most people want, a government that grapples with tough issues in a constructive way. unfortunately, since january 20, the constituents and alt american people. that's what most people new admn no interest in working with the congress on both sides to tackle problems, including russia's unlawful interference in last year's election. that's why i decided not to stand on the aisle of the house chamber to shake the president's hand during this joint session of congress as i have done in the past through democratic and republican administrations alike. this will be the first time during my 29 years in the house that i have made this decision. i have deep respect for the presidency and i will attend the joint session, but that respect between branches must be mutual. the president has attacked the free press by calling the enemy of the people. he's rejected america's traditional role of welcoming refugees which helped to make our country great. he's cozyied up to putin. he's m

general h-r mcmaster ...as well as the superintendent of the u-s military academy at west point...leutenant genneral robert caslen. president trump ...says he hopes to make a decision soon. house speakeryan and other lawmakers will take a trip to the mexican border this week. ryan's staff is quiet on the details, but other congress members are talking. texas congressman john carter said one of the goals is to see what can be done about building a wall along the border. constructing that wall was a major campaign promise by president trump. but some republicans have become concerned about the price tag that could reach more than 20-billion dollars. some of them are demanding spending cuts to pay for the project. rain and wind will develop tonight becoming heavy after midnight. rain will be heavy on monday with flooding likely. Ñ neighbors gathered as a virginia mansion was engulfed in flames this weekend.Ñ take a look at this video... dark plumes of smoke could be seen billowing into the sky from miles away. officials say the fire broke out sometime before eight a-m. six people and two dogs managed to escape unharmed... thanks to their smoke alarms. according to officials... crews were

they just finished up all the early morning speakers and they're beginning the process of the voting, now, this is going to take a while. all the candidates up if r election day, not just the chairs, will get the opportunity to speak briefly to the crowd, so more than an hour to get through them, before the actual voting begins. but already this morning, we heard a call for unity. i number of different speakers that spoke to this crowd and you're right, there is a battle right now in this democratic party between the progressive wing of the party and the establishment wink of the party, perhaps the hillary clinton wing and bernie sanders wing. the daughter of martin luther king jr. gave a very passionate speech to this crowd, saying the time p for this party to unite is now. take a listen. >> when evil men and women shout ugly words of hatred, good men and women must commit themselves to the glories of love. when evil men and women will seek to perpetuate and not just status quo, good men and women must seek to bring into being, a real order of justice. these are the words from my father, dr. martin luther king jr. it is my hope and prayer going

they just finished up all the early morning speakers and they're beginning the process of the voting, now, this is going to take a while. all the candidates up if rs, will get the opportunity to speak briefly to the crowd, so more than an hour to get through them, before the actual voting begins. but already this morning, we heard a call for unity. i number of different speakers that spoke to this crowd and you're right, there is a battle right now in this democratic party between the progressive wing

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speaker, there was second text from the surrey county council leader, and in , it says thext numbers you indicated are the numbers i understand are acceptable for major expense and call off the r. i have been reading a bit of john le carre, and apparently r means referendum. very subtle. , if it is to say possible for that info to be sent to myself, i can then hear back soonest to kill this off. [shouting] >> so how much did the government offers a rate -- to kill this off and is the same sweetheart deal on offered to every council? [shouting] pm may: i have made clear to the right honorable gentleman what has been made available to every council, which is the ability to raise precepts. [shouting] speaker: order. as colleagues, i never mind how long prime minister's questions takes. but questions must be heard and the answers must be heard. prime minister. pm may: he comes here making all sorts of claims. what we get from labor are alternative facts. [shouting] pm may: what they really need is not tentative leader -- is an alternative leader. [shouting] mr. corbyn: my question was, what deal has been offered to same deal bell the offered to every other counsel going through a

speaker paul ryan for being here. he has been tremendous. representative bill heisin gechlt riends are up here. really appreciate it. this is one of many that we will sign. we have many more left. we're bringing back jobs at the plant level, at the mine level, the energy jobs are coming back. and you see what's going on with the stock market. they know we know what we're doing. it's going up at record clips. so i think what i'm going to do, if i might -- can i ask you to say a few words? >> my pleasure, mr. president. >> this is bill heisinger. >> this is the first cra signed by the president, and very pleased to be the author of house joint resolution 41. over 21 years there's been 56,000 rules that have been put in place with very little legislative input or oversight. and it's time that changed and i'm very thankful to the president, the speaker, our chairman, henserling, for making that happen. thank you, mr. president. >> i'll sign it. we may have to give him the pen. i don't know. >> we're going to have to fight for it. >> we're not giving up that pen. >> congratulations

speaker that black history month is not onlt billion celebrating past achievements and contributions, there is also a intro r reflection and spection. i have spent a lot of moments for the last several weeks. and over the last several days, i reflected on the comments made by dr. martin luther king junior at the annual meeting for the committee of human rights back in 1966, when he said, of all e forms of inequality, injustice until health care is the most shocking and inhumane. . that was what was on my mind when i addressed this house on the day that we passed the patient protection and affordable care act. on that occasion, i referred to the affordable care act as the civil rights act of the 21st century. it may seem a bit odd to some to hear the affordable care act referred to as the civil rights act. but that is exactly what it is. the affordable care act outlawed discrimination against children with pre-existing conditions. outlawed discrimination against people with disabilities. it outyouthlaud discrimination against women -- it outlawed discrimination against women just because they are women. mr. s

speaker card for georgia wishing and ms. swedish. >> good afternoon. i want to apologize wleerng hear i brought the r d g by commissioner vice president richards in the early winter of 2014 wanted to have a combination i said where does that fit in with the budget i said 25 years that only 14 i apologize it is great you'll be doing this in the fall thank you for that information here is something i kind of go forward it at first but at the top can i have the overhead, please? a demolition well, not a demolition an alteration hello sfgovtv narrow here it is it is not on. >> here i'll give it to you it is - okay anyway an alteration and the 311 i mean on alteration according to the 311 but there it is a thing on the top and nobody - there it is i thought i'll bring it up we'll talk about 317 this year. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment general public comment. >> commissioners good afternoon mary gallagher the earlier, you voted on what i'm thinking of an expedited consent calendar but norman when a dr is filed 3 to 6 months down the road sometimes the dr is withdrawn when both partie

having worked with the speaker on a number of important issues that he would be happy to know that americorps is also involved in the area as well. so with that i would yield back r reserve my time and, thank with the committee sticking with this. i heard earl was talking earlier took 12 years. took over 14 years to get this passed, and so now it will open with the passage of this legislation, it will officially open this spring and we hope the committee will come out. we'll plan a great celebration and welcome you there as well. thank you so much. the speaker pro tempore: mrs. torres reserves. mr. mcclintock. mr. mcclintock: thank you, mr. speaker. i have no speakers, certainly none that could match the detailed knowledge and eloquence of mr. larson, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mrs. torres. mrs. torres: thank you, mr. speaker, for the recognition. thanks to the leadership and hard work of my colleague, mr. larson of connecticut. congress established the coltsville national historic park at the end of 20 14, the law at that established the park, also established the national park service to utilize a 10,0

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technology r f i d that ties in directly with concerns will surveillance and gathering of patron activities that will assist in tracking surveying. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speakerive in supervisor sheehy's district and here to support the lgbtq history museum and all lesbians going forward supervisor sheehy i must commend you what i watched with regards to the stand expanded research and san francisco general that is history i appreciate that personally he met you when we were trying to elect one for mayor if it took donald trumps election to get this city's in touch with the values and the reasons we moved here i didn't come here to be a - i came here to celebrate different and live my life out loud i've been watching all day i have differences with some of you on issues i - we're getting in touch with not some folks but celebrating we're not against infill we want to keep the delicious food going forward thank you all so very, very much. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> madam president i'm mr. duffey i live wherever i amputee moment radio like most people when confronted with any gender i decided to go with that, however, we have ma

speaker pro tempore: referred to the house calendar and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 8 roof owl tissue of rule 20, votes will be taken in the following order, hmpt r. 689 by the yeas and nays, h.r. 337 by the yeas and nays. the first vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining electronic votes will be conducted as a five-minute vote. the title ill report of the bill. the clerk: a bill to ensure adequate utes and access to the existing bolts ditch headgate in the holy cross wilderness in eagle county, colorado, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill? members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be 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 409, the nays are one. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rul

r veterans. >> you might want to clean up your office. >> yes, my cubical. >> on tuesday, we're going to capitol hill. matt will be there to talk to house speaker superstar j. lo be here. pretty big week. >> you might want to stick around. you can stay here all week. >>> let's get a check of the morning's headlines. time for your news at 8:00. >> reporter: i'm kristen welker at the white house. today, president trump will try to fire up the party faithful, speaking at the conservative political action conference. white house officials say his focus will be touting haze jen da and vision for conservatism. it comes as he is getting scrutiny over new comments over the nuclear arsenal and deportation. president donald trump, poised to take the stage at cpac in just hours. a political conference mr. trump skipped as a candidate last year. today, his brand of conservatism will be on hdisplay. mike pence offering a preview on thursday night. >> he will never stop fighting until we make america great again. >> reporter: the president's speech comings on the heals of appearances by his top advisers thursday. >> this will be t-pac this year. >> reporter:

speaker. >> mr. hall. >> thank you i don't have my prepared comments but want to follow up and second what go j r and alison said but maybe just to also add my little piece that is always you know about pacing and this is getting the infrastructure in time for what is - comes as a project is built you know it takes like thirty years put in the subway you know and god knows it seems like to take forever when sfmta has money for them to spend that i think there is a recent article on that so what i will ask and add my comments to the formal comments that came to raise our attention to the issue of pacing and the fact that we've got as far as i'm concerned, a wasted asset down with the t line instead of mitigations sfmta will continue with this program and tps let's get specification in order for this project to be built they'll have sfmtas required to as a mitigation to put x number of trains you know what whatever 15 minute integrals on the t line gets specific with the timing and pacing and stop accepting basically mitigations that are platitudes not mitigations if they're not specific and no timing and no

technology r f i d that ties in directly with concerns will surveillance and gathering of patron activities that will assist in tracking surveying. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speakert and here to support the lgbtq history museum and all lesbians going forward supervisor sheehy i must commend you what i watched with regards to the stand expanded research and san francisco general that is history i appreciate that personally he met you when we were trying to elect one for mayor if it took donald trumps election to get this city's in touch with the values and the reasons we moved here i didn't come here to be a - i came here to celebrate different and live my life out loud i've been watching all day i have differences with some of you on issues i - we're getting in touch with not some folks but celebrating we're not against infill we want to keep the delicious food going forward thank you all so very, very much. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> madam president i'm mr. duffey i live wherever i amputee moment radio like most people when confronted with any gender i decided to go with that, however, we have many populations for one population

r. speaker, i do now object. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, for 30 minutes. mr. king: thank you, mr. speaker. i regret i wasn't able to work with all of the speakers here tonight that wanted to pack within that hour and i understand they prepared themselves to give their speech tonight and there will be opportunities in each succeeding day. i want to recognize their right to speak on the rules and be as lenient as of course. i am of course defending my own rights at the same time. i would acknowledge that we did have a discussion before the judiciary committee today and i want this congress to have the ideas.f exchanging i long believe that if i can't and the can research other position is to adopt the fellow's position. i am not inclined to do that. as i listened to these positions for more than a an hour here on the floor and things come to me and i hear these words recurring over and over again. i didn't g

speaker. i have long prided myself on working across the aisle to get constituents r my and alt american people. that's what most people want, a government that grapples with tough issues in a constructive way. unfortunately, since january 20, the constituents and alt american people. that's what most people new admn no interest in working with the congress on both sides to tackle problems, including russia's unlawful interference in last year's election. that's why i decided not to stand on the aisle of the house chamber to shake the president's hand during this joint session of congress as i have done in the past through democratic and republican administrations alike. this will be the first time during my 29 years in the house that i have made this decision. i have deep respect for the presidency and i will attend the joint session, but that respect between branches must be mutual. the president has attacked the free press by calling the enemy of the people. he's rejected america's traditional role of welcoming refugees which helped to make our country great. he's cozyied up to putin. he's m