thank you to congressman sean duffy for his leadership on this issue. as a nation, we must restore the value and sanctity of life each and every one against the selfish culture of death. i will continue to be a voice for the voiceless and speak out against these egregious acts as long as it takes to restore the god-given promise of life. life is precious. as pope francis stated in this chamber, we must cherish each and every one at every stage of life. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves his time. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from colorado. ms. degette: thank you, madam speaker. i'm now pleased to yield to the distinguished gentlelady from wisconsin, ms. moore, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. moore: i want to thank the gentlelady for yielding. madam speaker, i am in opposition to this ill-conceived legislation brought forward from my good friend and colleague from wisconsin. i realize that good people can

thank you to congressman sean duffy for his leadership on this issue. as a nation, we must restore the value and sanctity of life each and every one against the selfish culture of death. i will continue to be a voice for the voiceless and speak out against these egregious acts as long as it takes to restore the god-given promise of life. life is precious. as pope francis stated in this chamber, we must cherish each and every one at every stage of life. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves his time. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from colorado. ms. degette: thank you, madam speaker. i'm now pleased to yield to the distinguished gentlelady from wisconsin, ms. moore, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. moore: i want to thank the gentlelady for yielding. madam speaker, i am in opposition to this ill-conceived legislation brought forward from my good friend and colleague from wisconsin. i realize that good people can

. >> i want to talk first about sean duffy's bill, states like my state, louisiana, would like the opportunity to cancel contracts with abortion providers. mr. scalise: and shift those dollars to health care providing facilities that don't provide abortions. every state that wants to have that opportunity should be able to cancel those contracts and redirect the money. the duffy bill allows that to happen. i think it's an important bill when you talk about the health care and also stopping taxpayer funding of abortion. and then as far as pat meehan's bill, i think it's critically important that we put american victims of iranian terror first when it comes to the dollars that the president is considering turning over to iran, over $100 billion of money that's frozen, shouldn't the american victims of iranian terror have the first opportunity to get that money that they rightfully have won in court settlements before the president turns that money over to the largest state sponsor of error? >> we've had a fedes now to process speaker boehner's resignation and for me i want to say it's been a pri

congressman sean duffy attended that joint meeting with the pope just a short time ago.let me get your initial impression, congressman. what did you think about what he said? what was it like being there in the chamber? >> i couldn't agree with kelly o'donnell more. you had republicans and democrats who disagree on a lot of issues who came together and listened to the leader of the catholic church, the pastor of the church, give a message and it was a message that could resonate with everybody and maybe be a little offensive to everybody. to talk about the environment and immigration, life in traditional families. i thought the pope did a nice job of being a pastor as he addressed everyone and i thought members of congress did a really nice job of not trying to politicize it. they applauded when i thought appropriate and were very respectful to the pope and the holy see. >> congressman, he also talked about abolishing the death penalty and focusing more on climate change, calling on you and your colleagues to do more to address climate change. what's been the reaction fr

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duffy. gave the giants a ride. billy burns. and it got out in a hurry. he gave up a two run bolt. top eight. watch pitcher seanatt williams son. into the glove of stephen vogt. the dodgers magic number to win the nl west is now down to two. >>> now before tonight's game, giants tim hudson, oakland barry zito held a press conference on their saturday matchup. two of the former as fabled of the big three. been a while since either patched in oakland. they understand if some fans, v, don't understand the hype. >> some of the kids in the stands right now, the 12, 13, 14-year-old kids in the stands don't really have a clue who we are you know. their parents probably do. but these kids are like, who is this hudson guy or this barry zito guy? >>> stanford's kevin hogan game time decision bad ankle. good thing, because there is nothing wrong with his arm. watch the third quarter strike. sometimes it is better to be lucky than good. they rush for 325 yards. it is barry sanders jr. he gone. to the house. touchdown. how did you feel about it coach? oh, okay. animated. stanford won the game 42-24. 2-0 in pack 12 play. i'l

of theclose out our tour history and literary life of wheeling, west virginia with author sean duffy talking about his book "the wheeling family, celebration of immigrants and their neighborhoods." the book tells the story of the migrants who came to work in the thriving steel and nail industries of the 19th century. sean: it was a booming industry. the steel industry has gone away. -- population was never higher than when the steel was in full production. hugempact economically was . it turned wheeling into a major city for west virginia. because of its location on the ohio river and because the national road came through wheeling as i mentioned before, it was a transportation hub. so naturally and there is a lot of resources around here. iron or and coal. it was easy to transport goods like steel to market from wheeling. so industry was naturally drawn here. and industry requires labor. and so because it was an industrial town, there were a lot of jobs and these people came from rp regions of europe or the middle east and they needed work. many times