we were thinking about i think senator bernie sanders is a big champion he also is on the senate energy committee. so he's got relevant jurisdiction to energy issues and i'm a big fan of him in his work i actually think that he's a very effective legislator senator maria cantwell who is the ranking member of the senate energy committee i think is also a very effective advocate for families ok we are a large and decent year you know in this industry so to speak what's the scuttlebutt on the straight what the current administration and what it going to twenty eighteen and twenty twenty what what is like trying to come up with some opposition that's going to get some traction ottley fane some big flashy names in the celebrity arena but you know that's not nothing oh here we are in the actual belly of the right so we're kind of trendy see what worse that word is an effective pushback against this current administration because it will appears as though they're gathering some momentum they're not collapsing like people thought that they would they're actually gaining some momentum so where were the pu

we were thinking about i think senator bernie sanders is a big champion he also is on the senate energy committee. so he's got relevant jurisdiction to energy issues and i'm a big fan of him and his work i actually think that he's a very effective legislator senator maria cantwell who is the ranking member of the senate energy committee i think is also a very effective advocate for families ok we are in washington d.c. you're you know in this industry so to speak what's the scuttlebutt on the straight what the current administration and what it going to twenty eighteen and twenty twenty what what is like trying to come up with some opposition that's going to get some traction not a feint some big flashy names in the celebrity arena but you know that's not the you know the here we are in the actual belly of the being right so we're kind of trendy see what worse that word is an effect of push back against this current administration because it will appears as are they're gathering some momentum they're not collapsing like people thought that they would they're actually gaining some momentum so wher

district, tweeted -- and senator maria cantwell of washington state, the ranking member on the senate energy committee, sent the message -- >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. a 1979, c-span was created as public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> steve bannon and michael fury"s new book "fire and once again dominated the white house briefing with press secretary sarah sanders. this is about 20 minutes. ms. sanders: good afternoon. pleased to see the dow jones industrial average broke through 25,000 for the first time ever today. the president's economic agenda of lower taxes, less regulation, and economic opportunity for all is already paying off, and american family and workers are the big winners. with that in mind, we have a message from a special guess i would like to share with you. i will ask you to tune into the screens, and then i will continue from there. president trump: thank you for being with us today. the historic tax cut i signed into law just two weeks ago before christmas is already delivering major

district, tweeted -- and senator maria cantwell of washington state, the ranking member on the senate energy committee, sent the message -- >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. a 1979, c-span was created as public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> steve bannon and michael fury"s new book "fire and once again dominated the white house briefing with press secretary sarah sanders. this is about 20 minutes. ms. sanders: good afternoon. pleased to see the dow jones industrial average broke through 25,000 for the first time ever today. the president's economic agenda of lower taxes, less regulation, and economic opportunity for all is already paying off, and american family and workers are the big winners. with that in mind, we have a message from a special guess i would like to share with you. i will ask you to tune into the screens, and then i will continue from there.

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. >>> the senate energy and natural resources committee recently held a hearing to m measure the impact of weather events on the power grid. the chairman of the federal regulatory commission, and the assistant energy secretary for electric reliability testified. >>> we call this hear ing ing t order. i want to welcome everybody here, and senator mu koskcoskizg to be here shortly. i'd like the to start by calling on the ranking member, senator cantwell, to give your opening statement. >> good morning, i am sure that to

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. >> the senate energy and natural resources committee held a field hearing of the 2018 washington auto show to examine technologies for making cars more energy efficient. witnesses from gm, toyota, oak ridge national laboratory, and the center for automotive research testified. this is one hour and 45 minutes. . . [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. it is a unusual to be at the convention center point energy hearing but it is appropriate given the subject matter we have today. but it is a great setting surrounded by the latest and greatest the auto industry has to offer. and from the great state of michigan has encouraged me that the washington auto show is good the detroit auto show is great. [laughter] so that may be the locale on the same subject. i appreciate you sitting in. i understand that senator manchin will be with us but he is enjoying the auto show right now and will be here. as soon as he can peel himself away from the latest and greatest. thanks to the washington area dealers association. and i really do think tim

tuesday include homeland security secretary senate nielsen at a judiciary committee oversight hearing, the senate energy resources committee briefed on energy production outlooks and f.d.a. commissioner gottlieb speaking at johns hopkins university. in the afternoon, the house consider a bill to create a special commemorative coin. the white house holds a empoweringimed at women. on c-span3, foreign ambassadors discuss the global perception of the united states. c-span's q&a, author and harvard law school hisessor noah feldman and book, the three lives of james madison, genius, partisan, president. the constitution is madison's monument and in that way the constitution is all around you you come to washington, d.c., the whole three-part structure of government, the way interacts, the way people speak to each other, exercise free speech. madison'st is monument. sort of as was the case in sir christopher rand's monument said if you seek his monument, look around you. similarly, if you seek

they continue debate on drone chairman of the federal reserve on c-span 3, senate energy and national reare sources committee examines the impact of major weather effects at american power grid that's at 10 a.m. eastern. later today the u.s. senate takes up the nomination of jerome to be o the next chairman of the federal reserve and next we show you confirms hearing from mr. powell he talked his flossty and anticipated approach to the role of chair this hearing from november 28th is just over two hours. and the committee will come to order for

committees, mr. speaker. i am particularly pleased and grateful to senator lisa murkowski, chair of the senate committee on energy and natural resources, which has jurisdiction over the bill who introduced the senate companion of this bill. our bill is noncontroversial, as you have heard, mr. speaker. it would only clarify that the district of columbia has the authority to enter into cooperative manage scombrment agreements -- management agreements, called c.m.a.'s, to manage national park service properties in the city, and there are many such bropts, we are grateful to say, -- properties, we are grateful to say, in the district of columbia. they can enter into these agreements with states, and i believe with the district of columbia but the better part of valor was to make sure that was understood. our bill would simply provide the district with the same opportunity to work collaborative with the n.p.s. as states and cities already do. n.p.s. is the steward of many of the country's most beautiful natural wonders, but they are uniquely responsible for most of the small urban parks in the district's neighborhoods

the senate energy and natural resources committee being briefed on energy production outlooks and fda commissioner .cott gottlieb the housemates in the afternoon to consider a bill to create a special commemorative coin. the white house holds a at empoweringd women. the senate considers the reauthorization of part of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. theign ambassadors discuss global perception of the united states. on c-span3. >> we will hear the supreme court argument. hinging on a driver's right to a reasonable expectation of privacy. arguments go for about an hour. hear argument in bird versus the u.s. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. this case

. >>> the senate energy and natural resources committee is holding a hearing this morning to examine the impact of major weather events on the electric power system. the federal energy regulatory commission chair kevin mcintyre will testify. live coverage here on c-span3. this should start in just a moment. >>> call this hearing to order. i want to welcome everybody here. senator murkowski will be here shortly for this hearing. it's titled, examining the performance of the

. >>> thursday, senate energy and natural resources committee had a field hearing at the 2018 washington auto show to examine ways vehicles can become more energy efficient. representatives from general motors, toyota and center for automotive research. >>> the committee will come to order. a little unusual to be here at the convention center for an energy hearing, but i think it is certainly appropriate given the subject matter that we have today. i certainly didn't mind the short commute over here. but it is a great setting to be at the auto show surrounded by the latest and greatest the auto industry has to offer. i am joined this morning by senator stabenow from the great state of michigan. she tells me while the washington auto show is good, the detroit auto show is great. that might be the rlocale next year on the same subject. i appreciate you sitting in for senator can'twell. i understand senator manchin will be with us, but i want to thank the city of washington and the national auto dealers association that puts on the show every year for helping us coordinate the hearing. the

you live to testimony to the director the international energy agency before the senate energy and natural resources committeel be discussing the global energy outlook today. the ranking member is here in the room, maria cantwell. the chair murkowski of alaska. ivanka trump and white house press secretary sarah sanders will join a white house conference on empowering women, and returning to capitol hill today, , congress will be in facing the government shutdown deadline midnight friday night. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everyone. the committee will come to order as we begin our first hearing in what promises to be

c-span3, the senate energy and natural resources committee examines the impact of major weather events on the electric power grid at 10:00 a.m. eastern. thursday morning, we are live in columbia, south carolina for the next off -- stop on the c-span bus 50 capital store -- tour. ♪ the built before us does before usgs -- bill does three things that every republican and democrat should be able to support. first, it ends the shutdown and restores full funding for the federal government through february 8. second, it extends health insurance for 9 million vulnerable children. it will enable congress to resume series bipartisan talks on the important issues facing our nation. >> what do that, the federal government is beginning to reopen after a weekend shutdown. " washington today " on c-span radio. 17 days until the government funding runs out. today's agreement is a short-term continuing resolution. in exchange for ending the stalemate, republicans have promised to take up the daca immigration issue. here are some of your other monday headlines. steve scalise of a louisiana returning to

he testified before the senate energy and natural resources committee about issues including u.s. oil and gas production. this runs an hour and 45 minutes. >>> good morning, efveryone. the committee will come to order. i'd like to provide specific welcome this morning to our new member, senator smith. it is good to have you as part of the committee. i think you will find that this is a committee that does good work. we like to focus on policy and we like to do things in a bipartisan way every now and again. looking forward to starting the new year off with that good foot. we don't have senator capito with us this morning but she is also returning to our committee and i look forward to welcoming her in her ongoing contributions. we do have a lot on the agenda today. our broad bipartisan energy natural resources bill where again we're looking forward to continuing that as the year progresses. our efforts to increase our nation's mineral security, our need for wildfire funding fix paired with for estry management reforms, park maintenance backlog, islands and territories. we've got a

. >>> thursday, senate energy and natural resources committee had a field hearing at the 2018 washington auto show to

bruce walker were among a panel of government officials testifying before the senate energy and natural resources committee. they looked at the impact of major weather events on the power system. this is about two hours and 15 minutes.

senate hearing. the committee being briefed on energy production outlooks and fda commissioner scott gottlieb speakingt johns hopkins university. the afternoon, the housemates to consider a bill to create a special commemorative coin. the white house hold a symposium aimed at empowering women. the senate considers the reauthorization of part of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. c-span3, the global perception of the united states. next, we hear the supreme court oral argument in collins v. virginia, a case about warrantless searches. to search aermitted vehicle without a warrant if they have probable cause to believe that it had been involved in illegal activities. in this case, they will decide if that extends to a covered motorcycle on private poverty. this is about one hour. case will hear argument in 161027, collins

senate foreign relations committee looks at syria. that is live on c-span3. in the afternoon, for energy secretary talks about proliferation at 4:00 on c-span. announcer: this week, the supreme court heard arguments over voting rights. argument in its entirety friday night at 8:00 on sees dan -- on c-span. you can follow the oral arguments schedule at c-span.org/supreme court. you will see a list of all current justices. video-on-demand, you can watch all the arguments we have aired. announcer: at the white house today, the president hosted the prime minister of norway. they took question

bruce walker were among a panel of government officials testifying before the senate energy and natural resources committee. they looked at the impact of major weather events on the power system. this is about two hours and 15 minutes. we will call this hearing to order. welcome, everyone this hearing is entitled the first power system [inaudible] including the cyclone. i would like to start by calling on the ranking member to get her opening statement. >> thank you, and good morning to everyone. i'm sure senator murkowski will be here shortly. as some people may know, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake off the coast of alaska impacting kodiak and parts of the pacific northwest with tsunami warnings were issued for activities that were expected and those warnings for tsunami waves have been recalled but no doubt, dealing with lots of things this morning related to that and other issues. so i want to thank the witnesses, chairman mcintyre and mr. walker for being here and many of the staff people that are glad w you are back in operation. we look forward to hearing from all of the witnesses on the subject of the re

. >>> the senate energy and natural resources committee recently held a hearing to m measure the impact of weather events on the power grid. the chairman of the federal regulatory commission, and the assistant energy secretary for electric reliability testified. >>> we call this hear ing ing t order. i want to welcome everybody here, and senator mu koskcoskizg to be here shortly. i'd like the to start by calling on the ranking member, senator cantwell, to give your opening statement. >> good morning, i am sure that senator makowsky is going to be here shortly, and obvious knows that 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit off of the coast of alaska and the pacific northwest with tsunami warnings for activities that were expect and warnings for the tsunami waves were recalled but i am sure that the sen or the is dealing with items related to and that other h issues. i want to thank the chairman mr. mcintyre and mr. walker for being here, and many of the staffs that are going to be hearing that we are back in operation. so we look forward to hearing about the sun jek -- the subjec reliability. and l

they continue debate on drone chairman of the federal reserve on c-span 3, senate energy and national reare sources committee examines the impact of major weather effects at american power grid that's at 10 a.m. eastern. later today the u.s. senate takes up the nomination of jerome to be o the next chairman of the federal reserve and next we show you confirms hearing from mr. powell he talked his flossty and anticipated approach to the role of chair this hearing from november 28th is just over two hours. and the committee will come to order for the hearing. >> this morning we will consider the nomination of the honorable jerome or j powell to be chairman of the board of governors of the federal reserve system. governor powell, welcome and cleationings on your nomination. i see friends and family behind you and i welcome them here today as well. and public and private success tore career and financial services, he served as an assistance secretary and undersecretary of the treasury under president jorntle h. w. bush and financial institutions and a treasury debt market and understand experience in investment

senate foreign relations committee looks at syria. that is live on c-span3. in the afternoon, for energy secretary talks about proliferation at 4:00 on c-span. announcer: this week, the supreme court heard arguments over voting rights. here the argument in its entirety friday night at 8:00 on sees dan -- on c-span. you can follow the oral arguments schedule at c-span.org/supreme court. you will see a list of all current justices. with video-on-demand, you can watch all the arguments we have aired. announcer: at the white house today, the president hosted the prime minister of norway. they took questions in a press conference. president trump: thank you very much. i am honored to welcome the prime minister of norway to the white house. it has been a pleasure to host you today. as we strengthen the friendship between our two countries, we have so much in common. >> the president tweeted -- on the sunday news joe today, the president's remarks about haiti and african nations. begin with a senator who was in that meeting. says he didn't recall -- this morning, he says the president did not m

the energy and natural resources committee is chaired by senator lisa murkowski. >> good morning. the committee will come to order. it's a little bit unusual to be here for a committee hearing but i think it is certainly appropriate given the subject matter that we have today. i certainly didn't mind the short commute over here. but it is a great setting to be at the auto show surrounded by the latest and the greatest, theo industry has to offer. morning by is senator stab now from the great steat of michigan and she has the aged me that while washington auto show is good, the detroit auto show is great. so that might be the the washington auto show locale for our next field hearing next year on this same subject. i want to thank the city of washington for hosting us and the association who puts on this show every year for helping us coordinate this hearing. i think this is an exciting time for the automotive sector, host of new technologies that have emerged in the recent years. are weight materials increasing efficiency while boosting performance at the same time 3-d printing ar

join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> chairman of the senate judiciary committee sayswith participants, part of that controversial meeting in trump tower back in 2016. >> with that being said it's just a case of going through the process. i think there's a couple people who still want to go through their transcript yet. and then i think there has to be experts go through it that would be if there needs to be anything that needs to be redacted and the next step is let the public have access to it. >> that includes conversations with don junior, one person who didn't submit to an interview, jared kushner saying he was quite spooked, his word, after other transcripts had been released. we'll have much more on "the lead" coming up, with jake tapper on that. >>> official nfl program for super bowl sunday will not contain this. full-page ad featuring a military guard holding an american flag and a text simply reads "please stand." it's sponsored by a veterans group called amvets. the nfl says it's rejecting this ad because it makes a political statement. this group said it s

senate foreign relations committee looks to u.s. strategy in syria now that isis has been ousted from raqqa. that is live on c-span3. in the afternoon, former energy secretary ernest monet's toxic nuclear proliferation at 4:00 p.m. on c-span. announcer: watch c-span's profile series on administration officials. this week, energy secretary rick perry. >> today, as we market u.s. ,roduced liquefied natural gas as we sell our technology on carbon capture, being able to use coal in a responsible way to other countries, the department of energy, those national labs, 17 national labs are probably some of the best investment that the american taxpayer made over the course of the years because of the basic research that was done there and the commercialization of that research to change people's lives. perry fridayck night at 8:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org and the free read -- c-span radio app. announcer: at the white house today, president trump hosted the prime minister of norway. they met in the oval office and took questions from reporters at a joint press conference.

committee members might have. >> thank you, ms. gross. mr. wimmer, welcome. >> chairman murkowski, senator sab sabinw, senator mansion, and members of the committee. toyota appreciates the opportunity to testify before the committee today on energy innovation in automotive technologies. toyota believes there is no one solution to addressing our energy and environmental challenges. that's why we are developing a portfolio of technologies from advance gasoline and diesel engines to more efficient transmissions to lighter weight materials, hybrid and plug-in hybrid drive systems as well as our zero emission battery electric and fooul cell vehicles. it is our hydrogen fuel cell technology that i am pleased to discuss today. fuel cells are not new. in fact, they were developed in the 1800s and provided electricity and drinking water for our apollo and space shuttle astronauts. systems for on-road vehicles combine hydrogen gas stored in on-board carbon fiber tanks with oxygen from the air to produce electricity that powers the vehicle. a fuel cell vehicle's only emission is a small amount of water vapor from the tail pipe. for toyota, hydrogen fuel cells are an integral part of our zero emission vehicle strategy. what differentiates f

energy company intentionally overcharged california for natural gas between 2003 and 2012. the details of that settlement will be announced at 10:30 this morning. >>> the chairman of a senate committee is asking apple to answer questions about the disclosure of slowing down iphones. it has apologized and shows the condition of the phone's battery, and the chair of the science committee sent a letter and asked if they would consider making free replacements available or if it will be offering rebates who paid full price for those batteries. he wants apple's answers by january 23rd. >>> google taking action, now, against a disgraced youtube star. he removed logan's channel from google preferred. he was dropped from projects with youtube. he posted a video of a man who committed suicide in japan. in that video, he's seen laughing and joking. he has apologized to his more than 15 million subscribers. >>> kevin durant reached a scoring milestone last night. the warriors lost to the clippers 125-126. clippers 125-126. >>> kevin durant scored his 20,000th point last night. he became the second youngest player in history to do that. he's 29 years old. 5 players have scored that many points

energy bunny. casey, let us start with you. we're also getting news that the senate judiciary committee is going to release transcripts of the testimony from don jr. about that meeting, that june 9th meeting between don jr. and that russian lawyer. >> that's right, the judiciary committee will put out those transcripts that are relevant. i caught up with dianne feinste feinstein, the democratic ranking member on that committee. she said she does think this is a good idea. but the one sticking point for the judiciary committee throughout all of this has been they have not been able to figure out how to talk to jared kushner. as you noted in your lead-in here, they think he has been spooked. here's what senator grassley had to say about it earlier. >> we've interviewed everybody but kushner. looks like we're going to get kushner. i think he spooked by the release of unilaterally release by other people of what transcripts are out there. and he probably like everybody else an opportunity to go through it. >> so the subtext there is that kushner was spooked by dianne feinstein who released unilaterally the transcript of glen simpson, the

energy stocks are leading the market higher. and the price of oil climbed to the highest level since 2014 at $64 a barrel. and the dow is up 161 points. >>> the chairman of a senate committee wants apple to answer questions after the company admitted it slowed iphones with older batteries. apple apologized and cut the cost of replacement batteries. the commerce sign -- sent a letter to apple's tim cook. asking if they'll offer rebate to those who paid full price for the replacement batteries. >>> the trump administration is clearing the way for new guidelines marking a shift in the 50-year-old medicaid program. individual states can direct medicaid recipients to work in order to qualify for benefits. according to patient advocates, only a small fraction of the people covered by medicaid are of working age, nondisabled and. >>> millions of people are expected to have questions about taxes but there won't be enough people to answer the questions. they'll be able to handle six out of every 10 calls this year. they are hoping for funding. and the boil has been cut by 20%. >>> walmart employees will benefit. they are raising starting pay in the united states to $11 an hour. and

energy and commerce committee. we are expecting investigations in the senate because there is a commerce subcommittee in the senatehat has already sent a bunch of letters around, or at least sent a letter to the u.s. olympic committee with a bunch of questions. wherever this goes i think next is beyond sort of just usa and other organizations that are affiliated under the usa olympic umbrella. the ncaa, theith collegiate athletic association, because obviously the involvement with michigan state here, and what we keep hearing and what we heard more of friday night, means that the ncaa, probably the next direction that congress would want to go. host: talk about the authority that congress has. what does that have to address, both usa gymnastics organization and the olympics, as well as politics who use federal funding? part: right, so the second of that, whether your michigan state or in the other school, congress is very direct, and members have already been very they are going to use their authority to investigate this. if you are a school like michigan state, you get a lot of federal money, whether it is studen

owned energy sector to also issue yearly reports based on objective third-party corruption as well as governmental efforts this is a bill has already passed the senate foreign relations committee patterned after the trafficking in persons report with every country's efforts to fight modern-day slavery. fourth. the united states government should doesn't countries that have influence operations as a high bid long -- hybrid threat designated as such would fall under preemptive and escalated sanction regime using these like cyberattacks to deal with the democratic election to disrupt to the infrastructure the united states government should work with the eu that the sanctions are coordinated and effective. and produce your yearly public reports detailed the operations in the united states and around the world. fifth, the united states and nato should the day coalition against cyberattacks to include the establishment of the rapid reaction team. it should also call a special meeting for the heads of state for the government-sponsored cyberattack to develop a formal guideline of the article five provision. united states government should lead the effort to establish international t

energy producer. it dealt with reports that bp overcharged california for natural gas between 2003 and 2012. the details of the settlement will be announced at 10:30 this morning. >>> a chairman at a senate committeeants apple to answer questions after it admitted that it slowed down iphones for old batteries. it cut the cost of replacement batteries and it will change its software sorry users can see the conditions of the battery. they sent a letter to apple ceo tim cook and whether they'll see free replacement batteries or whether it will pay for free price for batteries. >> our time is 6:25, the bay area is getting closer to seeing higher tolls on the bridges. latest on the proposal that could end up on the june ballot. >>> another property set to be demolished today. why the efforts on the esplanade avenue were in vein. >>> traffic is moving well in many areas, this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the fog is clearing a little bit, and there's something going on on toll plaza, i see police lights, we'll get to the bottom of it coming up. >>> and there's a lot of cloud cover, not much else, better signs for more sunshine over the weekend. and sfo is looking good there. >>> good morning,

energy into being elected. civil rights activists are slamming his senate run, saying he couldn't win re-election to the sheriff's office he held for decades and the democratic national committee saying he's one of the most notorious agents of bigotry. he spent his career tearing apart immigrant families, devastating latino families, and has no place in the senate. joe arpaio got the okay to run for senate from his wife of 60 years. >> shepard: trace gallagher, thank you. quick commercial break, a wards, "your world with neil cavuto." morning on the beach was so peaceful. until... it... wasn't. don't let type 2 diabetes get between you and your heart. because your risk of heart attack or stroke is up to four times greater. but there are steps you can take to lower your cardiovascular risk. talk to your health care provider today about diabetic heart disease. and find out more at heartoftype2.com. your heart and type 2 diabetes. make the connection. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which

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senate who have refused to permit these bills to come to the floor. no good explanation has been given as to why that occurred. chairman walden brought through the energy and commerce committee a chip re-authorization package that passed this house in november. we must continue to ensure governmental operations such as paying our troops on time and making sure our homeland security apparatus is fully operational. the chip portion of this bill is a major accomplishment. nine million low-income children depend on chip and the congressional budget office estimates that chip will actually save taxpayer funds in the long run. let's keep the government open and let's fund chip. i urge a strong bipartisan vote in favor of this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognize. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm very pleased to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from washington, ms. jayapal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized for one minute. ms. jayapal: thank you. mr. chairman, we're back again for the third continuing resolution this fisc

energy and refining infrastructure, for kblglobal p activities, and recreational fisheries. crisis along louisiana coast is unique, challenges are reflected across the country. as the committee knows 2017, senator carper set the record for weather related damages across the country majority were from hurricanes and floods. as you would imagine, we spent a lot of time in the delta thinking about solutions. so from that perspective, here are some general concepts we would recommend, as you consider wrda. first, coastlines are complex system in each area requires its own carefully considered measures to adopt to changing conditions. second, no engineered or natural structure is 100% effective against all storms. but structural solutions can be rendered far more effective in concert with restored natural features and processes. and, third, in many cases our nation's wet lands and flood planes are themselves critical infrastructure. need to be restored so in addition to ecological benefits they could be used specifically to reduce the impacts and costs of floods and storms. now, in louisiana, the state and partners have used these concepts in constructing their own approach. louisiana master plan fo

institute and the senate meets at 10:00 a.m.. , the senate0 foreign relations committee meets to look at syria strategy now that isis has been ousted. that is live on c-span three. former energy secretary talks nuclear liberation at 4:00 on c-span. "washington journal," live with news and policy issues that affect you. roger marshall joins us to discuss the future of health care. jet talksman diana to policy. "washington journal" live. >> the house gavels back in tomorrow morning at 9:00 eastern , continuing work on a measure that reauthorizes the surveillance program. members started work on the measure today. here is some of the debate. e gentleman from georgia is recognized for one hour. collins mr. speaker, for the purposes of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of this resolution all time is yielded for the purposes of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on house resolution 682, currently under consideration. t

energy and infrastructure for globally significant port facilities and world class habitat that supports countless wildlife species including recreational fisheries. while it's unique, challenges are reflected across the country. as the committee knows 2017 senator car per pointed this out earlier set the record for wealther-related damages across the country majority which were from hurricanes and floods. as you would imagine, we spent a lot of time in the delta thinking about solutions, so from that perspective, here is general concept that is we would recommend as you consider werta, first, coastlines are complex system in each area requires carefully considered measures to adopt a changing conditions. second, no engineered or natural structure is 100% effective against all storms but structural solutions can be rendered far more effect in concert with natural processes. and third are critical infrastructure, they need to be restored so that they can be used specifically to reduce the impacts and costs of floods and storms. now n louisiana, state and partnerships have used the concept, concepts constructing their own approach. louisiana's master plan for sustainable coast is a document which guides comprehensive state planning initiative base

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energy sector sector. in addition the united states government should issue yearly reports that assign tiered classification as well as governmental efforts to combat corruption. this is a bill that's already passed the senate foreign relations committee. it's a bill that's patterned after the trafficking and persons report that judges every country's efforts to fight modern day slavery. we need the same effort so countries are prepared to fight corruption. fourth, the united states should designate countries that employ maligned innocenc maligned influenced operations as state hybrid tlhreat actors. countries designated as such would fall under an escalating sanction regime that would be apply whenever the state uses asymmetric weapons like cyber attacks to interfere with a democratic election or disrupt a country's critical infrastructure. united states government should work with eu to ensure that these sanctions are coordinated and effective. united states government should also produce yearly public reports that detail the russian government's maligned influence operations in the united states and around the world. fifth, the united states and nato should lead a coalition of countries committed to mutual defense against cyber att