royce. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and xtend their remarks and to include any extraneous material in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. royce: thank you. i also ask unanimous consent to introduce into the record an exchange of letters with the chairman of the committee on armed services. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. let me begin here by thanking representative wilson for his leadership on this house resolution 92. now, what this resolution does is to describe in alarming detail the growing sophistication of north korea's missile and nuclear weapons program, and this, of course, poses a direct threat to the united states as well as to our allies. and last year alone, north orea, as we will recall, conducted more than 20 missile

royce. mr. royce: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. ms. bass: i have no more speakers and i propose to close. . there is no need for millions to dry. the world needs to step up as it did in the ebola crisis. the u.s. needs to continue to lead, our contribution is vital and is based on the size of our economy and the fact that other countries who are not as fortunate contribute in different ways. but the entire world should and does participate. in 2011, 200,000 people had to die in somalia before the world took notice and acted. this should never happen again. i ask for an aye vote and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from california, mr. royce. mr. royce: i yield myself such time as i may consume. ny of us knew president -- knew the president who tragically died after many years of trying to secure freedom for the people of south sudan. tragically died in a helicopter c

royce. chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. mr. royce: thank you. director cordray, mr. luetkemeyer raised concerns onth le atav he onofhes tila auts e laelncerth pb i c state c.d., iuiut mpy'acvind eotreo s idcewrngfo. waedlk. thkarmesee. ey t aliapoha in on urc.d.. ylatstasety zentoe dnoinstnsng tig wh at ba st our ueioerpl wreou htoue tre- wask who omyc'mxp . rdy:hape tth mroy: pnt igio tht y y meheec t rees an adversarial o posture at the outset or pre sumes wrongdoing? mr. cordray: we changededha wepase we don't want to prejudge. let me also say it's important to know, we have opened a number of investigations that we later closed because we did not find enough basis to proceed. we do that. we're willing to do that. i tell our lawyers don't be disappointed. you looked at it and there wasn't anything and that's the right outcome. don't feel like you wasted your time. you did the right thing there. there has to be a reasonable basis for thinking that something is amiss before we would open an investigation at all. and a court -- courts can and have checked us on that

royce. and they are working together. and kevin and i are glad to work with them.had the opportunity to work with a lot of leaders through the years, it seems to me i stayed there, and the others come and go. but roy blunt and i, tom and i have worked together. and erik cantor and i work closely together. and i'm glad that kevin is keeping that tradition up and we are working together on behalf of issues that clearly we have an agreement on, clearly we believe are critical to the national security of the united states of america, as well as to israel. the partnership that has maintained now since 1948 is one that's going to continue. i know if kevin and i have anything to say about it, as long as we're in the congress and working together. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> yeah, there is a good point too. and i miss not being in the round too. iran has tested 14 times ballistic missiles. no other country has spent that much money without trying to pursue the nuclear weapon. that's why this bill is so critical at this juncture. and i missed it. i didn't come in. but how refr

>> again, that it's from the house foreign affairs committee chairman, representative ed royce. may, innister theresa england, called for an election to be held june 8 to seek a stronger mandate as she negotiates the british exit from the european union. standing outside 10 downing street, she said she would ask house of commons on wednesday to back or call for an election just two years after the last vote, three years before the next scheduled eight. here's her announcement. prime minister may: i have just chaired a meeting of the cabinet where we agree that the government should call a general election to be held on the room -- held on the eighth of june. i want to explain the reasons for that decision and the choice facing the british people when you come to vote in this election. [indiscernible] uncertainties, stabilities. since i became prime minister [inaudible] record numbers of jobs with economic growth exceeding expectations. also, the mandates handed to us by the referendum result. bankapital of the sterling . the government has the right to and we will proceed witha

sounds like the trump administration is making it hard for ed royce. >> he's making it hard for a lotns. people are going to be out start blowing horns like that. they really -- they see this lack of certainty about what we really believe in and what we're trying to accomplish. >> elise, 30,000 foothill. there is a troubling moral authority. if the united states doesn't speak out about regression and democracy, who does? >> no one. i think that we are -- you have -- like france will pickup the baton, u.k., western europe, australia. you'll have various countries stand up, but that's also we surrender our vantage point as being a force of moral authority around the world. the idea of american exceptionalism on many levels i do think what president trump american exceptionalism suffered a far greater blow than ever with barack obama. >> that's a tough statement, but i know some conservatives that would agree with you on that. >>> all right, thank you all, joan, carol, elise. after the break we're headed into overtime. stay tuned. think again. this is the new new york. we are building ne

royce, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. mr. royce: thank you. director cordray, mr. luetkemeyer raised concerns along the same line that i have here. one of the things in particular that i'm concerned about is the largely unchecked power that the cfpb has to issue these civil investigative demands or c.i.d.'s, to inquire about a company's activity and what's unusual here, i think, is that the cfpb is not required to possess evidence of wrongdoing before initiating a probe. i wanted to talk to you about that. i think as he was making this argument basically, companies deserve due process. they deserve the ability to appeal to a body other than the c.f.p.b. itself. and i think companies deserve the assurance that the agency will objectively review any petition or set aside or limit a c.i.d. in terms of my questions, i'm interested in your selection process for c.i.d.'s. do you look at this number of complaints -- they come up in the database. is that how you do it? and specifically if a company has zero complaints, or has been proactively taking steps to address concer

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see anybody in a music video in front of a swanky car, they have borrowed it as they have this rolls-royceearly $9,000 worth of damage to the back of that rolls. >> was she in the car at that time? >> she was in the car at that time. >> that is the gold right there. the video of the crash is going viral. put that crash into the video. people will want to go watch the video because of that incident. so yeah, it could have been worse. i think it is kind of funny. if they keep it in, this could be a hit. >> breakup scene. >> it's already a hit. it hit the wall. >>> couples quiz. >> figure out whether in love or hate. >> see the quiz next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, two youtube stars on a search for turtles. >> you're kidding me. >> the turtle does get its revenge. what happens when mr. turtle doesn't want to make new friends. >>> plus the thursday buzzword you need if you want to shop to win an ipad mini. the stress of. [ sighs ] hey, i was using that. what, you think we own stock in the electric company? i will turn this car around right now! there's nobody back there. i was

let's turn to the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee republican congressman ed royce ofrnia. thank you for joining us on this easter sunday. >> thank you, jake. >> so the "new york times" reports that president obama started a secret program to sabotage with electronic warfare north korea's missile program. "the times" writes "the north's launch failure rate has been extraordinarily high since mr. obama first accelerated the program." do you think u.s. covert action is the reason why this missile launch failed? >> you know, i think there's a couple of possibilities, that's one of them, but i would say that we shouldn't take too much comfort, because even in failure, this program continues to advance, and they will be closely, in the not too distant future in a position where they could hit all 50 states in the united states with an icbm, so i do say don't take too much comfort in this but it is a good development failed. >> dana bash is reporting from seoul, south korea, the u.s. was concerned the north koreans might try to test a nuclear device that has not happened yet

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joining us from santa ana california is ed royce, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee.anks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> let me get your immediate reaction to the comments from president put tin sighing what e u.s. is doing is misleading the world, that the syria ran regime ba bashar al assad did not launch an attack. >> i think that's russian spin because putin is and should be embarrassed by exactly what was done here, by assad and i say that with assurance because a day after assad's forces launched that attack, i was given the information which is clear cut. we monitored the flight of that air wing because that plane took off and flew over the target and dropped a chemical weapon on that target. assad was caught here red handed on something that putin had given us assurances that assad as part of this deal would give up his chemical weapons. that's what this is about and that's why two days later our air force or at least our strikes of our tomahawk missiles took out 23 of those planes, assad's planes. >> the russians maintain the u.s. was wrong in

we speak to mark royce, the executive vp, later in the hour, on the challenges for the auto industry.- joe: let's look at where the major averages a stand. lot happening. the dow, s&p, and nasdaq, barely changed. the s&p 500 flipping positive right now, nasdaq down ever so slightly. let's look where there is a lot of direction. details, down a little bit on the worst day since early august of last year. the reuters report said that a takeover process, the potential takeover process is slowing down and it could take a few more weeks, suggesting that a price may not be agreeable to all parties and that a lower price could be agreed on. two potential suitors, of course, are michael kors and coal -- and coach. we also have ralph lorenz on pace for its worst days since early february after the company said that they would be closing onir flagship polo store fifth avenue and revamping their e-commerce efforts, along with cutting jobs, all of this on cutting sales. we have lots of weakness for many of the department stores, gooding kohl's, macy's, and jcpenney after the first sales data for

they all come with the house, along with a gold lamborghini and gold roll royce. the builder says the $100 million price tag is reasonable given recent sales on hillcrest. >> if you take the cost of everything that's sold, even the house next door that sold for $70 million two years ago, i think this house is priced well at a hundred. >> reporter: in nearby bel air is a house priced at $500 million. which means hillcrest may not hold its richest title for very long. for "nightly business report," i'm robert frank. >>> here's another look at the rally on wall street. the dow advanced 232 points. the nasdaq climbed past 6,000. the s&p 500 added 14. i'm sue suherera. >> i'm tyler mathisen. see you back here tomorrow ni

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markg up, i speak to royce. we call him the car guy.are unveiling a new version of the buick l'oreal. can a turnaround the dramatic shift from sedans to truck and suvs? this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. coming up, and interview with general carlton everhart. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. since trump took office, he is continued that the myth his andaign to promote jobs advising committee not to ship jobs overseas. but there are issues in the united states. how do the policies affect them? joining us now is barry eccleston. run others like him who -- willcompanies with be presenting their case today. he joins us now from the d.c. bureau. welcome to the program. let me start with the basic question. what is the investment in airbus? how may people do employ in this country? barry: we have full-time employees in the usa. investing in the facilities for many years. we have a helicopter factory. we a couple of weeks ago recently announced we are investing in a factory in f

royce, to suspend the rules and agree to h.res. 92. the clerk: house resolution 92, resolution condemning north korea's development of multiple intercontinental ballistic missiles and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the quell is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended? 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: the eas are 397 -- the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 398 and the nays are 3, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, and the resolution is agreed to and the the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the house will be in order. the chair would ask all members to please take their onversations from the floor. h

. >> congressman royce, please standby the fifth candle.ermany to england on a candor transport. her family was the ported through a camp in france and later her parents were sent to auschwitz and killed. harry was born in berlin, shortly before. [inaudible] harry and his family fled berlin to answer. they. he would be selected to forced labor and they moved to brussels where they went into hiding until liberation. harry and esther are also museum volunteers. i would like to ask congressman brad schneider to standby the sixth candle lit by marcel and ray. marcel and his family moved from paris to france after the french citizens ship of his romanian born parents were revoked. his parents blended blended in with the local population, attended church and survived there until liberation. ray was born in poland, following the german invasion, rae and her mother escaped to a nearby ghetto and joined a group of partisans, surviving there until liberation. both marcel and ray volunteer at the museum. thank you all very much. [applause] [applause]

however, there are four republicans in orange county alone who said an district like ed royce, sitting in districts that hillary clinton carried. democrats can't win back the house without making begins in california. host: happy easter to america and to you. i am calling because a few years ago on national public television, i saw bill clinton candidate $500,000 grant to a .ishop in kenya, africa and, this bishop was -- i don't know, he was one of the christian bishops of not catholic. but he was handing this bishop this grant from the clinton foundation in order to promote -- this bishop promoted gay rights, abortion rights, and that why he was getting this huge grant from the clinton foundation and personally i think the corruption of the clinton foundation calling itself a charity when it was really just promoting its own causes and its own purposes throughout the world is one big reason that hillary lost. arete to use terms that derogatory, but i do believe donald trump was right. she is the queen of corruption. she has never been investigated properly. i think all of the agencies

house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce. it has been the the program.nks for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: what you want to see the plan for moving forward in syria? >> i think we need clear policy goals for celia in the region and what we need to see is more than just the preliminary framework that was put out by secretary mattis. we need to be working with the administration first and foremost on a plan to destroy and eliminate pacers and secondarily on putting enough pressure to bring in enough pressure to bear on some of the supporters of assad to get a negotiated settlement. maria: have you had conversations with the president about syria? >> i've had conversations with his team. i've not had conversations with him personally about this issue yet. maria: what about this debate about whether or not he should have spoken with congress first? the president has authority to act, to protect the country's national interest. >> he was -- the white house informed me and others of course. the question here going forward, he does have that authorit

home when his older brothers newton and james and virgil fought in the civil war but their father royce drag them back and after the civil war virgil went west the word for freight and the teamsters in the real accompanies bandwagon companies one of the myth of wyatt earp when he is portrayed walking into a bar to knock down a shot of whiskey to be a fighter even with doc colonnade but it wyatt earp did not drink so despite his attempts to be acclimated he gave up occasionally have a glass of beer but then his family and uplifting in a more misery -- lamar misery while he was there he took the job as ever looking for a constable and he also fell and love in with of women and filled with decibel badly in love the course ship was brief and he bought property in she was pride pregnant he was when to be a constable they would raise their kids his wife was eight months pregnant and she died in the baby died with her and he was crushedhe went on a downward trajectory he was arrested for robbery and not prepaying a loan he was getting into fights that have to bail him out and was arrested for

but putting secondary sanctions on there, and there is where chairman royce build the north korea sanctionsnd policy enhancement act, gives us more tools to put more pressure on the secondary sanctions. >> that's the president walking down marine-1. we're going to watch him walk over to air force-1 to board that short flight to pennsylvania. pennsylvania, usually a democratic state in the presidential election but it went for donald trump, first time since 1988, last year, and he's grateful to the people of pennsylvania, he's going to make that point later tonight at this rally. you think -- you know there's a big white house correspondence associati dinger that he's skipping tonight, and he's told the staff as well to skip it. first time that's ever happened. do you think that's a mistakes? >> no i don't. the country's so divided now i think he needs to keep that support going, and you know charge up the people. i think he does a great job at this. this is one of the things he's very astute at and does very well. i applaud him. >> tonight's the if i time since 1981 when the president has n

. >> i'm focussed on iran not terrorizing the world and there's a sanctions act with ed royce and others support that will make all of us safe. >> tucker: will you also concede that details are what matter. can say i'm making us safe but if i'm letting people smuggling missile technology into a terrorist state and go free and prevent the u.s. government from bringing others to justice that's not the same as making america safe ? >> i don't agree. i think our constituents wanted us to do everything we could to take nuclear weapons from iran and the secretary of state verified that. at the end of the day do you want to be at war with iran. >> tucker: nobody wants to be at war with iran. nobody wants them to have nuclear weapons. my point is a lot of your constituents and this is not a purely partisan issue and it's a bad deal for the united states and israel and you said i talked to the obama people and trust them. now we find out politico proving they lied to you and they did things they would never do in daylight. >> i don't think they lied to me. i think they could have handled it bette

let's talk with republican congressman ed royce, chairman of the house common relations committee.hanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> until six days ago relations between trump and putin seemed frankly, great. now apparently because of russia's support for assad there seems to be serious tensions. how seriously do you take this rift? >> well, i take the rift very seriously. i think when you look not just at this use of chemical weapons by assad and then russia's attempt to cover that up, but add to that the fact that the russians are now using their air force to hit hospitals, to hit unconscionably -- putin has given this order, right, to hit schools, to hit markets, to hit civilians across syria. this is a very serious war crime that's being committed, and -- and, hence, the reaction and revulsion, not just from the united states now but from the international community. >> i guess the question is putin and assad have been doing this now for several years. the russian foreign minister today suggested that u.s. foreign policy is a bit all over the map and

complete with luxury cars including a rolls royce and a ferrari parked out front. a judge did decide that lee should be eligible for bail. lee comes from a wealthy family with ties to china. she and her family and friends raised the bail to get her out of jail and red for trial if in december. her family and friends have put a property as collateral to ensure she will make all of ore court dates the actual value of all of those assets is close to (6) 600-0000. they will get all that money back providing lee makes all of her court appearances. she has to surrender her passports for herself and her children. and she is not allowed within 100 yards of any airports. lee's trial again set to start in september. today's bail haring set for 8:45 here at san matteo county court. to see if in fact lee is going to be walking out of court today a free woman. >> all right. thank you. >> incredible story. >>> right it's 6:04 right now the state senate could vote today on governor brown's transportation bill to fix state roads. >> this is a fee, a fee for the privilege of drivin

. >> i'll be backing up his rolls royce, that's about it. >> maybe we should do a switch.yesterday. >> did i. >> and maybe we should try and do his. >> oh, i sit in here, get in here. how about hasan reddick last night? he grew up in camden. >> yes. >> now he's off to arizona as millionaire. pardon me, karen. >> i love it. >> sit over here. >> oh, he want you to take his spot. so you have to do the prompter. >> the reason i bring up camden, we have an unbelievable special guest, group of kids from camden. they are the only group in america that's been named to go to the netherlands to perform. >> wow. >> they're considered one of the best bands, well, in the whole land. >> very impressive. >> want to meet them? they would like to meet you outside. >> all right, let's do it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ to protect our families and our civil rights. he's represented black lives matter, occupy wall street, and parents protesting the closing of schools. larry krasner will reform the criminal justice system, ending a war on drugs and the era of mass incarceration that targets poor and minori

. >> chairman royce also suggested president trump stop foreign banks from doing any kind of business and hard currency with north korea. >>> almost immediate failure of tv missile launch has made it difficult for experts to determine capability, but questions remain whether the united states played a hidden part as officials like deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland and others were asked about. >> did the u.s. sabotage this missile. >> now, chris, you know we can't talk about secret intelligence and things that might have been covert operations that might have happened. i really have no comment on that and nor should i. >> do you think u.s. action here covert action is the reason why this missile launch failed. >> you know, i think there's a couple of possibilities that's one of them. >> they had a failure yesterday. i'm not sure why. >> do you buy the sabotage thing. do you think our program is good enough to do things like that. >> i don't think so, but i wouldn't rule it out. >> now to massive zurge underway in cleveland ohio. suspect accused of shooting a man, then uploa

the top performer is rolls royce, the engine maker higher by around 2.6%. another bright spot, the german auto, daimler, prereleasing strong earnings, underpinned by mercedes benz which saw a double digit sales growth. bmw volkswagen reporting an uptick in deliveries helped by growth. a positive in china and german autos. european investors watching for developments with russia as secretary tillerson meets with russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov in moscow. still awaiting further details on whether tillerson and lavrov can see eye to eye on the topic of syria. a quick check on the russian etf, a relative underperformer when you take a global snapshot of markets. it is down nearly 1% in today's trade. oil not helping the story there as well. carl, back to you. >> thank you very much. let's get over to contessa brewer with a news update. >> at least five people were killed in a suicide bombing. the bomber on foot carried out an attack in kabul. three others were wounded in the blast. isis is claiming responsibility for that. security stepped up in front o

royce, to suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 187 as amended, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 187, resolution responding to the famine in south sudan. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is 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 411, the nays are two. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker: members will kindly take their seats, take their conversations off the floor. sth hous

bench coach ron royce will manage the giants for the next two games in kansas city. >>> a bay area entertainerith two tales about using the lyft ride sharing program. he is often passed by and then charged for having to cancel. >>> on a night they really needed a win. later in sports, mark will have locker room reaction after the sharks evened the playoff series with edmonton at two wins a piece. >>> but first the gunshots and search for the suspect who killed a 74-year-old man at random. then posted it online. >>> the hunt for a killer in the midwest ended in pennsylvania today when the suspect was cornered by police and then turned the gun on himself. steve stephens was accused of killing a 74-year-old man at random in cleveland, then posting a video of the killing on facebook. police say an employee at a mcdonald's drive-thru window in erie, pennsylvania recognized stephens this morning and called police. state troopers responded and used a pit maneuver to stop his car after a -- after a brief chase. stephens then used a handgun to shoot himself. >> we don't believe he had any accomplices.

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house foreign affairs committee chairman edward royce cast the referendum as a sign of turkey's creeping authoritarianism, saying that all who value democracy -- this is a republican -- pluralism and turkey's key role in the region should be concerned about the elimination of important checks and balances in the turkish system. yet president trump, the leader of the free world as we like to say, went out of his way to call erdogan, to pat him on the back for consolidating power in a completely unnecessary and unforced departure from american foreign policy and american values. not a wink and a nod for an ought craft we were allied with, but a full, hearty attaboy. it looks absolutely bewildering until you hear this. >> i have a little conflict of interest because i have a major, major building in istanbul. and it's a tremendously successful job. it's called trump towers, two towers instead of one. not the usual one. it's two. >> that was trump in december 2015 in a breitbart interview with none other than steve bannon, explicitly stating he has a conflict of interest in rkey. straight fr

. >> we do hear from congressman ed royce that the -- chair of the house foreign affairs committee, thatndications that the white house is now considering putting sanctions on ten chinese banks that do business with north korea. jonathan, would that have an impact? >> i think it certainly would have an impact. that's a question of whether it has enough of an impact to actually affect the situation on the ground. that i'm not so sure of. imi's also not an expert in chinese banks. but there are certainly steps that the united states could take in terms of additional sanctions on chinese actors, businesses and individuals, that would have a tremendous impact on north korea. but again, you also have to be very careful about pushing too hard. what you don't want is you don't want kim jong-un to feel so boxed in that it forces him to act in ways that he has yet to. we're talking -- >> like what? what could he do? >> that's the thing. we're talking about, we should never be complacent about north korea. north korea has shelled south korean islands. they have sunk south korean ships. they have c

this morning representative ed royce was on cnn's "state of the union" and he raised the possibilityble to strike the u.s. with a nuke, and that's of course a huge concern. take a listen. >> we shouldn't take too much comfort because even in failure, this program continues to advance, and they will be clo closely in the not-too-distant future in a position where they could hit all 50 states in the united states with an icbm. so i do say don't take too much comfort in this, but it is a good development that it failed. >> ellis, not wanting north korea to have that capability has been the red line for just about every recent administration. how should this administration respond? is the military option realistic or are there other ways to prevent this, and can you really prevent it from happening at all as far as having the ability to launch this attack? >> martin, what we've learned obviously is that president obama's strategic patience policy failed and it did not work. north korea continues its nuclear weapons program and i think what's good is that president trump is at least on th

he rides around tokyo in this chauffeur-driven white rolls- royce, and our heroine is chasing him on this little scooter. it's total david and goliath, and in the end, she nails him, and everybody in the audience cheers. can you imagine casting meg ryan as a peppy, pretty i.r.s. auditor who goes after people? i don't think hollywood would do that. >> reporter: well, i was thinking julia roberts, but no, the i.r.s. superhero remains an oscar long-shot. but there is hope for the system, says reid. >> everybody and every party agrees that our code is a mess. it's unfair, it's complicated, it's inefficient, needs to be fixed. and the way to fix it is to do it big, as other countries have done. so i think even the u.s. congress will figure this out. >> reporter: t.r. reid is one thoughtful and well-traveled journalist. but i remain the pbs newshour's skeptical economics correspondent, paul solman, reporting from washington d.c. >> woodruff: next, some california high school students are singing to examine a painful chapter in u.s. history. along the way, they're discovering some connectio

. >> republican congressman ed royce, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee and here come the secretary-general of nato and president trump. let's listen in. >> thank you. >> secretary-general stoltenberg, it's a pleasure to welcome you to the white house, especially at such an important moment in our great alliance. i also want to acknowledge the great work being done by our secretary of state rex tillerson to strengthen the relationship with the united states and its allies. he did a terrific job. just watched parts of it. did an absolutely terrific job. 68 years ago this month not far from where we are gathered today president harry truman spoke at the signing of the north atlantic treaty. in the nearly seven decades since harry truman spoke those words, the nato alliance has been the bulwark of international peace and security. nato allies defeated communism and liberated the captive nations of the cold war. they secured the longest period of unbroken peace that europe has ever known. this enduring partnership is rooted out of so many different things but our common securi

for more on this we are joined by congressman ed royce are of california. he represents san bernardino county. thank you for coming on. this hits close to home to you today. your initial thoughts? >> well, our prayers go out to the families, to the students, to the first responders. and we are deeply saddened, especially since this is in such close proximity from that on terrier terrorist attack that kured in 2015. the community has been through a lot. >> dana: i know the community a little bit. i had chance to live in southern california, in 2001, after the 9/11 attack. there is a real sense of community there. can you comment on that and how the community might come together after something like this? >> well, after the terrorist attacks, you saw throughout san bernardino county. there was an enormous amount of effort by law enforcement to make certain they were thoroughly prepared for anything that might occur in the future. at this point in time as you can see, police officers are going classroom to classroom making sure that there are no other threats,

this rolls—royce is up for sale.. you can buy a slice of history as well as a beautiful car. the conversations which must have taken place in that car. this was around d—day, this was the staff car which transported field marshal montgomery. rachel is getting quite upset about cassini. it has been in the news lately because they found water on the moon. cassini has been an extremely important probe. exactly. the whole experiment was designed that it would fly into saturn and it would be destroyed this september. that is pa rt be destroyed this september. that is part of the experiment. data will be taken all the way which will revolutionise our understanding of that planet. but the teams are upset it is coming to the end of the mission. thank you very much. coming up: after that horrific crash at the race last weekend, billy monger lost both his legs. we will talk about his recovery and the motor racing world which is supporting him. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. coming up before 9: b

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yes, they make an automobile that makes the nash rambler look like a miniature rolls royce. [laughter] they handle all the smuggling that goes into iran which was required because of the sanctions that were in. the leaders of the revolutionary guards are a very wealthy group. and and should there be any kind of a revolution that would even partly succeed or disrupt the society, these people would not only lose their wealth, but they might actually end up losing their lives as well as what happened in 1979 with the revolution after khomeini came back. so that was one impetus. and the, that and the election itself sort of got them thinking we need to, you know, the sanctionses were kind of a sideline. we need to pacify the people. because, again, about 75% of the people were disillusioned. and they know what the rest of the world has. even back in the early 1980s just in tehran alone, there were over half a million satellite dishes. illegal. the sun would go down, satellite dishes would go up all over the city. they would see bbc, they would see german tv, they would see the f

my colleagues attorneys are able to afford in san francisco if we build more body cameras and rolls roycehat will not affect the prices of some things we're talking about it will have more and more bent let me see and poeshz that will not transitional down to the level of people i work with and that's the end of my comments thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm jen i'm a member of the neighbors united aids jen if you could pull that microphone down. >> i'm in district 5 and for about 9 years lived in them and want to say i really oppose this rate to developers and back to the drawing board multiple level housing is fine but don't steal affordable housing if low income people and give it to middle-income you steel it from developers that will be making money regardless so that's yeah. i just really have a question like why developers don't lose out in this field i them like this pits low and middle-income against each other and they compete for housing this is unconscionable what is happening in san francisco for many, many years and i just really want to reiterate the p

sires: i want to compliment chairman royce, ranking member elliott on the resolution we worked on, encouraging argentina to continue on the path of the new president. the former president said she isolationist.e an argentina is too big. and it could assist us in many crises that we have in south america. so this will resolution does not cost any money, but it shows our friendship, shows our support. and it shows that they are moving in the right direction. my compliments to you and to the compliments to the people that signed this resolution. mr. engel: my compliments to you. mr. castro: and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the chair recognizes the gentleman mr. lamalfa, a, for 30 minutes. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise tonight to talk about several things to do with infrastructure in the united states and in california. i'm a happy new member of the transportation and infrastructure committee here in the u.s. house. and very, very interested in -- and dedicated to imp