rodgers and her pain. it is not going ignored.this could you please injustice and we are as much concerned about those who are victims as we are concerned about those who are victims in the justice system. so again we want to express our appreciation to the witnesses that include of course mr. scheck, ms. camara, ms. april frazier camara, mr. rubin cahn. believe we have called of our witnesses and we want to make sure that we express our appreciation for all of you for your presence here today. i think it is also important, ms. hanisee of course a ms. rodgers, it is also important to make sure that the record is clear and there was testimony or statement that i believe should be adjusted or at least there should be something in the record. allow me to indicate the following information very quickly. that needs to be included. this data is somewhat listed as the most recent data but it is 2013. lack of juveniles were more than four times as likely to be committed as white juveniles, american indian juveniles were more likely than t

there is strange demeanor, their alleged financial troubles, rodgers failed polygraph. detectives, the bizarre and ever-changing story of that they told about the night of the murder. what was the truth? we asked the only people who knew for sure. starting at the beginning, with that strange 9-1-1 call. >> who held you hostage? . >> i don't know. >> viewers are saying, wait someone's wrong here. people scream on 9-1-1 calls. they are crazed. >> and i think i was in a lot of shock to, and i don't know the real reason why i was -- i could stay as calm as i can. but i just, that is my personality, that's the type of person i am. >> and although she didn't sound like it, she was terrified, she said. their captors had just said they threatened to kill them, if she told the truth. >> so when the 9-1-1 operator asked me how many where there, i was totally confused as to what to say. do i tell the truth? which is what i want to do. >> rodgers said he knew exactly what he had to do when he discovered his father in the bathtub. >> and i holler down to her when she was still on th

i inform the house that representative rodgers will vote yes on h.r. 1374. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on h.r. 1374. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. hoyer of maryland, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. hoyer will vote yes on h.r. 1374. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on h.r. 1374. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. suozzi, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. suozzi wil

rodgers: ok.n march, senior administration officials visited the border, i understand you visited the border, what information or insight did that visit provide you? ms. chang: it told me two things, the federal employees were doing extraordinary humanitarian work but the facilities were no place for children. it was heartbreaking seeing the conditions kids were in and made me realize he had to do everything in our power to stand up emergency that could safely hold these kids and get them out of the detention facilities. rep. rodgers: ok, thank you for being with us, i do have more questions, i'll follow-up in writing. rep. degette: the chair now recognizes -- >> thank you very much for organizing this very important hearing. most americans assume people with important cases before our courts are represented by an attorney. if they can't afford to pay for representation, americans assume people will have access to a public defender. however, every year thousands of children in our country go befor

jennifer rodgers, a former federal prosecutor. joey jackson is a former criminal defense attorney. i guess the big question a lot of have is, well, there are all these other accusers if andrea constand's case cannot be recharged, what about them? is there any chance that any of his other on coaccusers could b new chargers or is this it? >> i think this is it, jake. it's a statute of limitations issue only if any accusers show up with events that happened within the statute of limitations, and apparently that's not the case. these are very, very old accusations. the opinion wasn't about a lack of evidence. it didn't say there wasn't enough evidence or anything that might leave the door open to another trial where they could gather more evidence. this was a legal technicality. and so there's no way to bring a completely new case, which is what you would have to have here if it's older than the statute of limitations allows. >> joey, cosby's lawyer told cnn, and this is what the pennsylvania supreme court ruling says, that the court vacated the conviction and the sentence on the basis

by rodgers bronzes door, the lieutenant meant the bronze doors designed by randolph rodgers an 1853, the eastern entrance into the rotunda, popularly known as the columbus door's. the victim was possibly cortez, the famous conqueror of the aspects who also appears inside the capitol. we will come back to him later. but it was more likely bartolomeo cologne, the brother the man representing multiple times inside and outside the building, christopher columbus. the lieutenant showed his captain he was soliciting information regarding this trick, he now had a man preventing anyone from approaching the doors when the building was close. today of course there is more than one man on guard to ensure no visitor can get close enough to the columbus doors to even see them, cortez and cologne, let alone steal their sorts. whatever dominic of these anecdotes? how do they offer us a new way to approach a much studied building in its works of art? let me answer that question or begin to answer by william carlos williams. after visiting the capital, this celebrated poet physician wrote a poem about

top of the second chad pender at the plate grounds one to short a nice play from brendan rodgers to throw him out of first we're going go to the bottom of the 3rd one on 2 out. and right now tapia when slapped hits one off the pulley and that would bring dom nunez home taking it one. nothing rockies getting on the board first we got to the bottom of the 4th same score bases loaded for rodgers. he takes cup really and high and deep to center now its core run for colorado and the sac fly made it 2 to one rockies. pitched 5 solid innings allowing those 2 runs 3 walks and 6 strikeouts same score in the 6 finally little offense for oakland. sean murphy drives one deep to center. it's an rbi double tony kemp scores. and hey, it's a one-run game. but rockies starting pitcher german marquez how his best outing of the season. lockdown mode in 6 innings. couple of his 6 strikeouts there and then the bullpen came through as well. tony kemp striking out swinging in the 7th leaving 2 stranded. so just an off night for oakland after they've won 4 in a row on the road. final score 3 to one colorado a's

. >> cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor jennifer rodgers joins us now to diss c discusshat happens next? >> he has to answer the complaint, his lawyers will answer all the allegations in the complaint of course mostly with denials but presumably some facts as well. and then it's time for motions and discovery. that's really the big ticket item here, it's the reason, i think why representative swalwell filed the case in the first place to get discovery in terms of depositions and interrogatories to learn exactly what happened on january 6th. >> if brooks feels he was improperly served is there anything he can do legally? >> he can make a motion. the motion really will be that he doesn't feel the court has jurisdiction over him or the case. that's not going to succeed. this case was filed where it should be, d.c. is where the events happened, where mo brooks spends a big chunk of his year as a representative. he can try to make that motion to dismiss the cases to him but it will not succeed. >> the issue over whether it was appropriate to serve brooks' wife, can they do th

listening to that show, we were very impressionable at that age because of bock rodgers and flash gordonand that made a big impression on us. >> one owner of the store took the money from his cash register and loaded his car with food and took off the mountains, and left his wife and children at home. >> new york city was just demolished. and they were coming closer. >> new jersey is an inferno, and they are proceeding south. >> i can conceive of no nightmare as terrifying as establishing such communication with a so-called superior, or if you wish, advanced technology in outer space. orson: george wald is a nobel-prize-winning biologist, one of a group of scientists meeting on the subject of extraterrestrial life. all the people you will be seeing in this program, scientists, radio listeners, orson welles, have one thing in common. each has had reason to believe in the likely existence of non-earthly life in the universe. >> there is no question that we live in an inhabited universe that has life all over it. >> what i am imagining is that the facts i have just stated coming generally k

i would go with -- rodgers. >> really? get the rodgers rate >> maybe he's going to do both.at job, he'll do both he's going to try. >> he's got a private plane. he can fly all around. >> i'm going to tell you, if that's what happens. >> focus speaking of media, morgan stanley has a piece out about our parent comcast. >> oh, yeah. >> reiterating overweight. taking their target to 70, jim which is going to be 25% upside. >> and the foe debate. at&t and a more affordabl aable broadband competitor now when i read this, i -- david, i respect -- you know, the at&t -- a false dichotomy. parent company of our network do you think they're sitting there saying i'm worried at&t a former broadband competitor no >> more capital at their dis disposal not at worried about enormous leverage on balance sheet. not fighting a two-front war, as i put it, fighting media and wireless you could argue, jim, they'll be a for formidable competitor on broadband and wireless wireless becoming more for the -- >> not derailing comcast growth. still see 20% for the next four years. >> exactly let's unders

. >> your reaction in the aaron rodgers situation in green bay? >> i control what i can. i cannot control anything that happens in this situation. however he decides to make it happen, you know i will be there to support him through the whole thing. >> you have such a special relationship with him. you guys are almost tied at the hip. if he leaves, how does that impact your decision? >> it could. one of the best quarterbacks could leave the organization. >> levi stadium, 15 minutes from east palo alto. you know that? >> i do, i do, i do. >> we will see. it would be great for the 49ers. he's come back twice. east palo alto, he is an athlete that doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walk. a grea this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> a california lawmaker is getting props from other working bombs. through this tweet, buffy chartered a picture of her breast pump. last, asmbly for when ho vote by proxy was denied. she also has a four-year-old. i can definit

the other hospital grains, her friends who happened to be frank, gary richard rodgers, norman foster, then offered to to help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital gray. and maggie center in leaves just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. ah, well speaking of healing, a smile can also have a therapeutic effect, which is why the soothing colors are cheery. images can transform a drab cityscape. i could see know you could to enhance this buildings all over the glow with his monumental wall paintings and invite you not only to smile but to linger in the italian city of south of rome. a giant meal is being painted. the city has commissioned, agostino? yeah corte to redesign the library facade. this is my biggest mural so far. and so it was already a big challenge. and also in the 1st time i'm painting a full architecture on each side. so it's a kind of a dialogue between my paintings and the existing space. i go see you could, she has been working on the 700 square meter euro for 12 days using about 300 leaders of pain

carl is recognized for five minutes. >> ranking member rodgers. secretary alston i want to point out something that to alabama colleagues and that stuff coming from an alabama fan i'm going to let you know it's been a hot topic today obviously the navy submitted a report to congress last week on the long range shipbuilding highlights the importance of steady acquisitions profiles to maintain the industrial base. however just a few pages later in the report it has 39822512 ships in the navy long-range plan. the shipyard that i've spent the last ten years recruiting young people to work in is being threatened to be shut down because of this budget. because of this 2022 budget uncertainty. why did this administration not to follow the law and submit a true 30 year shipbuilding plan? >> the plan will come with the fy 23 submission, but that is on the horizon so we presented a one year budget this year and the next will present the budget outlook. >> there was a submission by the previous administration the air force accepted the delivery of the aircra

is recovering, you can't help but like stuff like this you have the match with tom brady and aaron rodgersll be there -- not brooks, but phil that will help the engagement. this is good for the pga tour. i'm tuned in i'll look. i may not be the biggest u.s. open fan, but this weekend, they will have my time. >> how much also is this about, jabari, you and i both know this golf has been seen throughout its history as an elitist sport. closed off to so many people in the past 10 to 20 years, the pga tour and pga of america and r & a have taken steps to open the game to more people. do you feel as seeing the u.s. open played on a municipal course, i played it, you can play it as a non resident. you think these public venues bring a little lbit more relativity to so many more participants >> i have never been to torrey pines. i wish i was reporting to you live from torrey pines i can't say it will hurt the game what will help the game is pga tour doing what they are doing with the great broadcasts and ar when you see how far the ball is traveling and at the speed stuff like that will help enga

rodgers for his opening statement. >> thank you madam chairman mr. secretary welcome to subcommittee. although at a distance. we want to thank you for being able to be with us to answer questions about your budget request for fiscal 22. when the secretary of state comes up to testify before the subcommittee i reflect upon the global u challenges and instruct -- struck by the secretary of state -- this year stands out given the number of crises around the world testing our country's foreign-policy and i would sayi mr. secretary you have your work cut out for you. we will try to help in any way that we can and we thank you for being willing to answer our questions. the request for fiscal 22 is 61.96 billion that's an increase of more than 11%, almost 12 from fiscal year 21 enacted level. while i oppose the cuts to the state department put forward by the previous administration i'm also concerned about the magnitude of the increase is being proposed in thistu reques. i intend to give it fair consideration. budgets of this site will be difficult to justi

the coronavirus is another viruses in southeast asia,ro ths letter of march 18 that kathy mcmorris rodgerss to meeting documents from the nih that likely to be a big source of the hearings and i think people have a right to demand more information right now. elizabeth: more than 600,000 americans dead, dr. fauci has not indicated whether he will testify he's reportedly been invited, we have disturbingfo nw footage, it is surfacing of an ally of dr. fauci, you know himt doctor peter daszak is at odds with dr. fauci's repeated denian of funding gain-of-function research at wuhan lab, here is doctor peter daszak he funded nih funding to the wuhan lab, he appears to boast about creating an engineering killer coronavirus at the wuhan lab, listen to this. >> you insert the protein to human cells and you cautioned this virus could really become hyper genic, you narrow down the sales and reduce the cost and a small number of viruses. elizabeth: really do look like killers, really do look like killers, number one do we need them for vaccine, number two kenneth the killer viruses leako from any lab?

rodgers chair in the american presidency at the vanderbilt university.on historical matters and major speeches. his new podcast, think of, looks back through have times when fear has conquered truth. all five episodes are now up and available. john, you know your role here. we're always asking you to rank this or write that. compare this, compare that. and that's where i'm going to begin. any comparison to these first 150 days of this president? >> it does feel a little bit to me like fdr, and of course, the center rights head will explode at this point. but think about what franklin roosevelt did in his first hundred days. he handled the banking crisis. he restored a level of confidence in the basic efficacy and efficiency of institutions that americans had come to trust, but which had failed them. and ultimately, what president biden's role here is to try to both undergird these institutions, repair these institutions, and improve them. it's not entirely about restoration. it's not about returning to some golden hour of bipartisanship, which never exis

rodgers jr., from aerial investments.o see you and welcome back to washington post live. >> great to be back. >> so, as we just saw in the clip, in the introabout the impact of the 1921 tulsa race massacre, we saw the impact on your family. tell us more about your family's connection to tulsa and what went through your mind as we marked the centennial. >> well, i did have the opportunity two weeks ago with long with my daughter victoria to go to tulsa and to be a part of all of the acknowledgment of what happened during the tulsa race massacre. our family connections was direct. my great grandfather was j.b. stratford. he owned the stratford hotel that was the largest black hotel in the nation. it was extraordinarily successful, it had a caberet and bars an pool hall. it was a real celebration there in tulsa where his hotel was center to everything. at the same time, my great grand father was a very outspoken civic leader, a real leader in the black community and someone that was outspoken whether it came to civil rights

start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>> like most of his republican colleagues, rodgerd against establishing a bipartisan commission to investigate the facts of the january 6th riots but what led up to the insurrection in the first place like most of the fellow senators, he went back home without giving much of an explanation and didn't stop gary tuchman. gary spent to kansas for the memorial day holiday to attend a ceremony on a day to honor the war dead. this is part of what he said. >> first, i want to take a moment of privilege and speak directly to the gold star families. i know it takes a lot of courage to come here today, but i just want you to know that you inspire me and so many other folks. >> he joins me now. after the event, i understand you asked the senator about his vote. what did he say? >> well, anderson, more information about roger marshall. he's an army veteran, physician, former member of the u.s. house of representatives in the first term of the u.s. senate and when donald trump was in the white house, he was a trump loyalest. your words today were

jennifer rodgers, last word to you. the impact of what we heard today, those families saying that we heard from philonise floyd saying that we have the life sentence. regardless of the sentence for derek chauvin, they have the life sentence. >> yeah. there's never any end for those families. their loved one has been taken away. you hope that they are happy with the result in some way. but it doesn't solve the problem for them. >> all right. our coverage also will continue. the breaking news, derek chauvin, former minneapolis police officer has now been sentenced to 22 and a half years for the murder of george floyd. our coverage continues now with jake tapper. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper, and we start with the breaking news in our national lead. just moments ago we heard former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin's sentence to 22 and a half years in prison for the second-degree murder of george floyd in may 2020. and announcing his sentence, the judge acknowledged the pa

and george schultz, at the age of 97, did to me i even got to dance with ginger rodgers and he does dance with ginger rogers and nancy reagan sends in a portion of photographers. and since schultz photos of him dancing with ginger rogers. >> when you think about the power of those photos there's the diana and john travolta pitchers. >> and that's another thing, travolta said it would have never occurred to him to ask the princess of whales to dance. it is nancy who sort of nudges him, and all of a sudden i realized that i'm supposed to be prince charming >> you mentioned iran contra, very significant moment in that presidency. mrs. reagan, did she get involved with the international affairs matters? what did world leaders think of her, did they suspect that she had her thumb on the scale with president reagan? >> certainly certain leaders did, at one point tasked the soviet news agency, signed a reporter to cover all the first ladies and you mentioned iran contra, that chapter to me was the hard-line one. this is a scandal that begins at the end of 1986 and it went to swallow the reagan p

limousine liberals like inbram henry rodgers who now calls himselfve inbram x kennedy and sharpton believe that engendering social strife is tht answer. american people know that they're wrong. americans understand that we need more law enforcement, not more division. nubr of the schaar lleytons and drifters who attack our police have ever walked a beat in the dangerous neighborhood or run to the sound of gunfire or kick down a door after reports of domestic violence. no, paid speeches and tv contracts and fundraising galas aren't quite as dangerous or quite song noble either. police officers doing the hard work of a saving lives and changing communities for the better are the ones who are taking these risks. left wing agitaors are encouraging crime and suffocatingd opportunity but th american people know who the realal heroes are. and from our city halls to the halls ofag congress, our leader need to get on the same page as our people. it's's time to get tough on cri again, andfi i suggest four bas principles to do so. first, as i've said before, we don't haveer an over incarceratn proble

mcmorris rodgers for five minutes of an opening statement. >> thank you, madam chair, congressman griffith, operation warp speed and continued work of the biden administration. america has led the way with safe and remarkable vaccines. it's a historic innovation that gives people the courage to dream again. as we work to get a vaccine to every person who wants one, building trust and confidence is foundational. our goal today is to equip people with the information they need to make the best decisions for themselves, their children and families. that is the american way, to lead with trust, not fear. so i want to thank our distinguished panel for being here to share their expertise and answer questions people may have about the covid-19 vaccines. i would now like to yield the remainder of my time to dr. john joyce who is leading with other doctors in congress to encourage people to talk to their doctors about the safety of covid-19 vaccines. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> i would like to thank congresswoman mcmorris rodgers for asking me to speak. it is necessary to eradicate the covid

[inaudible] >> you so much, chairman cologne, ranking member mcmorris rodgers, subcommittee chairman, ranking mittie upton and others on the committee today. my name is david -- and i am the founder and president of france's energy and so grateful to be in front of you in testifying here today. france's energy is oakland-based owner and operator of direct current vast chargers in very simple terms these are simply chargers that can power cars very rapidly. in fact, some of these chargers in our cars can be charged in seven or 12 minutes. our company and other companies but the first country in the fast network in the country with over 350 direct current vast chargers spread across 110 sites strategically placed every 50 miles across the state of oklahoma and this was accomplished through a public-private partnership with the state. the claim feature act is exactly the kind of public project in the form of rebates and grants. ... >> in communities across america. it did still help make that possible. in fact, roughly 75 percent of energies' charging stations in oklahoma art these commu

carl is recognized for five minutes. >> ranking member rodgers.ry alston i want to point out something that to alabama colleagues and that stuff coming from an alabama fan i'm going to let you know it's been a hot topic today obviously the navy submitted a report to congress last week on the long range shipbuilding highlights the importance of steady acquisitions profiles to maintain the industrial base. however just a few pages later in the report it has 39822512 ships in the navy long-range plan. the shipyard that i've spent the last ten years recruiting young people to work in is being threatened to be shut down because of this budget. because of this 2022 budget uncertainty. why did this administration not to follow the law and submit a true 30 year shipbuilding plan? >> the plan will come with the fy 23 submission, but that is on the horizon so we presented a one year budget this year and the next will present the budget outlook. >> there was a submission by the previous administration the air force accepted the delivery of the aircraft that

and chairman pallone and ranking member mcmorris rodgers for hemming to move this important bill. i urge all of my colleagues to support t i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield four minutes to the representative from texas, the good doctor, dr. burgess. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. mr. burgess: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in support of the legislation with representative mcnerney, h.r. 3723, the consumer safety technology act. over my time in the energy and commerce committee i have made several trips out to the cpsc and observed firsthand how the men and women who dedicate their lives to ensuring that consumers have safe products, that consumers have products that are not going to cause harm to the user, and as we approach the anniversary of our nation's independence on july 4, also have a lot of respect for these same individuals who ensure that our -- fireworks

rodgers, each will control 15 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and to insert extraneous material on h.r. 3684, the invest in america act. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. defazio: thank you, mr. speaker. first, i'd like to insert -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. first i'd like to ask unanimous consent to enter into the congressional record a letter of support for h.r. 3684 from 113 organizations supporting the water quality protection and job creation act of 2021. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. defazio: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd also like to ask unanimous consent to enter no the congressional record -- enter into the congressional record a letter from chairwoman eddie bernice johnson of the house, science, space technology -- space, technology committee to waive consideration of h.r. 3684, as amended, as well as my response to ms. johnson, expressing apprecia

. >> aaron rodgers is going to quit green bay if he gets it will david faber quick "squawk on the street" if he gets it >> i will do both. i'll figure out a way. >> david faber being a host in favor of being probably the person who has watched more gem ar di than these other people who have come in >> certainly did before i hosted, yes. watched a lot. netflix, thank you >> netflix did you see that note? >> i was going to bring this up. need ham arguing they should have an ad like tear basically your argument is the fact they don't and swear they never will opens up a lane for their rivals to fund themselves better >> stance on that, truly disruptive, lowers the return on capital they have. david, the best line here is that they are funding their competitors because the competitor's cpms go up. the amount of time people watched netflix was extraordinary in that piece. >> it depends on how you slice it, but you could argue 40% of view time somehow going to netflix. >> it's amazing. >> bosh. we mentioned that yesterday. >> that's amazon >> watching "line of duty. it bothers me. there's an u

rodgers: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i also want to thank my colleague from washington state, mr. kilmer, for his attention to the puget sound and his commitment for putting us on a better path. puget sound is in crisis. the sam money in -- salmon in puget sound, the salmon that is critical to the orcas, are in crisis. this is the state of salmon report. this is the graphic that says the puget sound chinook, the puget sound steelhead over here is in crisis. the snake river is approaching goal. the snake river steelhead are making progress. it's part of the reason i believe the puget sound s.o.s. act is so important. but we must do more. despite noaa's research indicating the salmon stock is most critical to our orcas, our state illegally dumps sewage in the puget sound that is suffocating the salmon. 80 stuj treatment plants -- sewage treatment plants dumped in the puget sound. and now they will allow 58 plants to continue poisoning the water. it's unacceptable. by establishing a puget sound recovery national program off

mcmorris rodgers, for five minutes for an opening statement. chair the administration operation warp speed and the work of the biden administration. width of the information they need to make the best decisions for themselves, their children and their families that is the american way to lead with trust, not fear so i want to thank the distinguished panel for being here to share their expertise and answer questions people may have about the vaccine. to encourage people to talk to their doctors about the safety of covid-19 vaccines. i would like to thank the ranking member for yielding me time and for the chair and ranking member for holding this hearing on such an important topic. safe and effective vaccines are critical tools as the nation seeks to eradicate the pandemic and restore the normal way of life as americans. thanks to the success of operation warp speed under president trump's leadership multiple vaccines were developed and produced in record time. as a physician i believe that every american who wants a vaccine should be able to ge

witnesses testifying mick mccaul head of china task force will be testifying as well, as cathy mcmorris rodgersat happened, in china especially at the wuhan lab, and so, all of these questions should be -- should be asked by democrats and republicans, i don't know why it is that democrats especially, speaker pelosi continue to try to cover-up, for china because in many cases, the crime is bad here, by the way, china covered it up from beginning the cover-up why would with democrats in congress participating trying to cover-up what happened in china to start virus let alone what we are seeing with corporations as you mentioned we are getting to the bottom i have the when we start asking those questions >> by the way, why are we even having olympics in beijing? why aren't we walking away from that given what ccp just did in hong kong there was weak message out of g7 last week called china a challenge that is it? that's all you've got seven industrial companies do you find it odd the first lady going to replace joe biden at tokyo olympics would i think that was something for vice president but in

rodgers, each will control 30 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and add extraneous material on s.j.res. 14. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. mr. speaker, today we are here to consider s.j.res. 14, a joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the environmental protection agency methane rule. this trump rule moved from new and modified oil gas facilities, increasing pollution and exacerbating the climate crisis. while we're voting on the senate version of the joint resolution today, i want to thank representatives degette, pierce, lamb. this advanced out of the energy and commerce committee earlier this month. mr. speaker, methane is a disrupting greenhouse gas emission that is resulting our climate disruption. addressing this is

the a's would lead 5 to one into the 7th after that rockies pinch hitter brendan rodgers then goes deepo dead center and gone. as you can see for a 2 run shot that makes it 5 to 3. but the a's get a little insurance in the 9th mark collects his 3rd hit of the game and an rbi there. santa was on fire yesterday. the a's win it 6 to 3 lead. that's their 4th straight win. a's take on the rockies again today. that game starts at noon. the a's have renamed their annual pride night after glenn burke, the first openly major leaguer who played for the berkeley heights for berkeley high school and the athletics. he played his final game in the majors while a member of the a's in 1979 in just 27 years old. he died in 1995 at 42 years old from complications related to aids. >> and still ahead the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news in the south bay police in san jose investigating the city's 19 homicide. we'll have the latest on the investigation for you. plus, governor newsom says california rule will remain in a state of emergency following the june 15th reopening day. we'll take a look and

the military has included the works of the reason on its lists like abraham rodgers who now calls himself abraham candy and robert d'angelo. he is written, quote, the only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination. the only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination. do you agree with that proposition? >> i haven't read that and i certainly don't agree with what you just said. >> it is always important to have a full context of anything that is being asked to evaluate. >> do you believe that race and sex should be the key factor when selecting combat leaders, rather than say operational excellence, technical proficiency, leadership agility and integrity? >> i do not, senator. i think what you just said should be key components in making any selection. >> thank you. i'm glad we agree on all this, so let me wrap up by saying if troops are subjected to the kind of trainings drawing on the critical race concepts like america and our military is inherently racist or certain races are inherently privileged and other races are inherently victimized, given what you've

in energy and commerce we had a conversation with my colleague cathy mcmorris rodgers on this issue andt want to make sure that quality adjusted life years does not become the de facto or does your policy of your office in setting drug prices are nationally which would be i think a very difficult or very problematic policy for america to establish in regards to aids drug pricing policy. the other issue i wanted to get you and i have two minutes left ear, impacts or district. and that is the issue of critical access hospital reimbursement policy. you know i think in your confirmation testimony that there's a question of the mileage qualification for critical access hospital. we have a hospital soldiers and sailors in cuny new york and/or district as well as i believe there's nine hospitals in new york state that it in impacted by the new mileage calculation if you would that hhs has been dealing with and has graciously been put on hold during the pandemic, and a just want to work with you and get recognition from you that these critical access hospitals are the backbone of rural hospital

ceo mark murphy refers to aaron rodgers as complicated fellow.r leadership and wants out. unsure whether the reining mvp will return this season. he is happy to come to the minnesota vikings. >>> leveon bell will never return to kansas city chiefs. he will not play for andy reid ever again. he would not say why. bell had little playing time. currently a free agent. do you know why he didn't play much. will: not as good as the gaves that did play. pete: good explanation. over to you. >> a plan to save endangered whales making waves. a federal risk reduction initiative aims to protect the north atlantic right whale but the conservation effort could be pushing the lobster industry to the brink of extinction. we have the head of the maine lobster association here. christian, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. rachel: tell me about the rule that will affect lobster fishing in maine. >> natural marine fishery service come out with what they call a biological opinion, the road map we have to follow for our management to help reduce the risk

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rodgers: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in opposition to en bloc 5. it is filled with proposals that spend excessively on new programs, create duplicate program, ignore scientific and public input and place serious burdens on rural communities. for instance, one amendment, which i might add is very well-meaning, creates a new program with a price tag of $200 million per year or eight times the amount for the existing program that covers physical upgrades and dealing with all terrorism threats and resilience. there's a proposal to require e.p.a. to establish a website for testing of private water wells yet for those seeking information e.p.a. already has a website to provide information to the public on private well testing. preventing water pollution, identifying contaminants and requesting response. in another they require best practices for e.p.a. to use with states and local governments in a consolidation process. the study is unnecessary and punitive to rural communities. section 1414 of the state's drinking water has mandatory assessments for sys