so, you have a sherman quote for any occasion and almost any point of view, and throw a sherman quote at me and i will say, yes, he said that. he said, during a war, the worst thing a democracy has is a free press. e said that. he said the big problem with this war is the leadership class of the south. 300,000 people are the real leaders of this rebellion. if we kill them all, we will end this war. e said that. in fact, i was speaking to a group in salve ana. and iy nice lady stood up, knew i was in trouble when she had a big book in her hand and it wasn't mine. she opened it and said, now, did sherman really say, we are not going to win this war and do we repopulate georgia? and i said, yeah, he said that. but i think he meant it metaphorically. and that quieted her down. but what i like about sherman, he is one of those models of the human brain where you see the wheels turning. this man's wheels constantly urned. when he got a problem, he never lost sight of the endgame. e would go through a series of scenarios and run them through his brain to see if they would ork. one of his ear

sherman is free. amazingaks to the relationship between grant and sherman. fromhat i think we benefit drawing a lot of analogies to the present day, but as you know, a new military commander brought into iraq with a new plan, that plan is move forward, the surge. ulysses grant is brought forward and he over aspirations has a new plan. his plan is to use his forces to strike at the enemy's forces. strategic locations, capitals thesecondary to destroying army. he tells george meade, robert e . lee is your objective. sherman has to convince grant it is as smart a plan to turn his army as it is to chase after it and try to corner it. war, he ister the very loyal to his friend. he has lots of doubts. even up to almost the 11th hour. he is sort of saying, you really think it is smart not to go after hood? and sherman has to play a bit of a con game on grants. it's an interesting series of communications. he puts general thomas in tennessee. this is all in the official records. you can read it. menus that i12,000 have. 6000 have not shown up. 4002 not have any guns

sherman says he expects a lockout similar to the one in 2011 that lasted four months. no games were lost. one of the big push is on the players side will be for guaranteed contracts. the nfl is the only big north american league that has partially guaranteed deals. the current agreement between owners and players will expire after the 2020 season. >>> the 49ers opened their season this sunday they will be heading to minnesota to play the vikings. it will be a big test against the vikings team that made it to the nfc championship game. the 49ers will have a few new pieces mike mcglinchy anchoringright here on ktvu fox to. the raiders opened their season at home against the la rams it will be a nationally televised game on monday night football. >>> a full slate of college football this weekend. number 10 ranked stanford cardinal will host 17th ranked usc tomorrow. both teams have dreams of going to the playoffs this season. you can watch it right here on ktvu fox to. cal heads to provo utah to play brigham young university tomorrow night the golden bears have not said w

returning to the west, next, shermans march to the sea. atlanta in september of 1864 is crucial, but even more than that, the march to the sea. think about what that means. army, 60,000 men are in the middle of georgia, they can go anywhere they want. they can go south, they can go left, they choose to go east. and march towards atlanta. and along the way, they will attack confederate industry and infrastructure and civilian morale. the confederates are powerless to stop them. it does a lot of things. obviously, it would impact of the confederates'ability to wage war, their war effort, it would destroy resources, food, railroads, factories, it would demonstrate very clearly to the civilians that the confederate government cannot protect them and that their own army cannot protect them and if sherman's army makes its way through georgia and up through the carolinas, lots of soldiers wives will be writing to their in the trenches saying, we have lost everything. we cannot be protected here at home, we are not safe here. everybodyrates to pre

sherman had said it. in conclusion, ladies and gentlemen. [laughter] i actually forgot that was on their, if i would have remembered that, and i remembered i would have been on c-span, i would not have put that slide on there. [laughter] i guess c-span, since this is not live, they can do something about that. all the people who did not pay $130 to attend this conference could wonder what this slide said. research, we like to use the word research in the business. i did a little research on this unmentioned site. hits id to see how many would get when i put in the word gettysburg, and how many hits i would get when i put in the word vicksburg. i filtered by books. what i came up with approximately, i got 7000 hits on gettysburg. . got 1000 hits on vicksburg .hat is what i'm saying to go back to the very beginning of this, why does the eastern theater outpaced the western theater? , have talked to artist before i have talked to civil war artists, they say they can't sell it print unless they paint a flag. they say their confederate prints out

and ambassador sherman joins me now here in new york.me to the program. >> great to be with you, kristen sze china. >> we're going to dig into your book and use your experience to ask you about these bombshell revelations. i want to know from you, do they sound like bombshell revelations to the point that aides have been removing paperwork, for instance, to try to prevent the president getting out of a trade deal with south korea? that's just one of them. >> indeed. these are echos of other books and other reporting we have heard about what the trump white house is like, what makes this a bombshell is the author. there is no one more credible than bob woodward in terms of making sure that he's got the right sources, that it's well documented, to the point as reviewers have said of being absently boring in its detail. i think what is very concerning is what you pointed out in your intro is what this says to countries around the world about the president of the united states and quite frankly it's very concerning and puts our national secu

that's the way the sherman antitrust act is written. combinations in restraint of trade or commerce were outlawed, and certain penalties were there . harrison agreed with sherman that it would have been better if we put production in there, but it would not have made it through congress. brian: what else? charles: he also was very instrumental in pushing through the mckinley tariff act. today, tariffs, of course, we hear a lot about. but it used to be, when we theorians would talk about tariff issue of the late 19th-century, eyes would glaze over, why is that so important? we have a greater appreciation of why regulation of trade is so important, certainly in the forefront of pushing for a protective tariff. brian: let me interrupt again, for this purpose. that is william mckinley. he was in the house of representatives. charles: he was. brian: what was his job, that got him into the tariff business? charles: he was a representative from ohio, and sometimes representatives sort of adopt a specialty. he was on ways and means, and the hou

sherman is going to get command in the west. and that is all, basically, related to vicksburg, with a subsequent success out in the chattanooga area. that rules it all up right there. the question then begs itself, -- talking about sherman and grant -- could the war have been won without them? can the north win the war without sherman and grant? that is an open-ended question for you. takers ought to be pondering about it right now. if you think about it -- which those of you up front, because you paid the early bird special can now see that small print and you in the back cannot read that and will not get that joke right there -- but this actually happens to be the only picture that i could find with all three generals in it, including the subsequent president andrew johnson. grand, sherman, and meade. out of those three commanders, which one, which ones, are indispensable? debatable question, but grant obviously has got to be up there. if you think about it, ladies and gentlemen, what about the about the parks to the veterans?

sherman says he is expecting a player lockout similar to the one we had in 2011. that one lasted four months no games were lost. sherman says the current collective bargaining agreement expires after the 2020 season and there are a number of issues that still need to be worked out including how much power mister robert -- roger goodell has over disciplinary matters. a lack of guaranteed contracts in revenue split. >>> just days after nike builder add featuring colin kaepernick and new exhibit is open at san jose university. >> how the exhibit explores the impact of athletes expressing their political opinions. >> reporter: inside the special collections area of martin luther king library and living legend unveiled the lifetime's work documenting the power of protest on american culture expect there is a streak of decency and we the people through all of the turmoil, all of the sound and fury ultimately they sit back and say they were right. >> reporter: like a time traveler san jose state alum doctor harry edwards 130 piece exhibit traces the timeline of what he c

sherman, i will defer to you. when he arrives. as long as he has his time to give an opening statement when he arrives. he certainly does but i have communicated that he is stuck in traffic at this moment. we will go now to an introduction of our witnesses. i am pleased to welcome assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs and mr. marshall billingsley, assistant secretary of the treasury today. saying --singh previously served as the deputy assistant secretary and as deputy chief counsel to the committee on foreign relations. marshall billingsley has been serving since june 2017 and prior to his current role, mr. billingsley was the managing financial advisory services. he has held multiple positions within the department of defense and state and we appreciate both of them being with us. without objection, the full statement is going to be made part of the record. if you would, please summarize your remarks. we will begin with you. >> thank you. chairman rice and members of the committee, thank you for the oppo

those families deserve closure. >> sherman tian and herzog were named the speed freak killers becausef their drug you will rampages. they were convicted of four murders and are suspected of dozens of others in san joaquin valley. >>> google will pay the cost of restoring a san jose war memorial that was recently vandalized. it will cost about $3000 or google will provide that repair money, plus extra money for future maintenance. two weeks ago that memorial honoring the 142 people from san jose who died in the vietnam war was tagged with graffiti and is splashed with paint . the repair work started this week on the sons of san jose monuments at guadalupe river park. it was build in 2013 with money raised by a group of veterans. >>> a longtime metal factory in berkeley is closing after 84 years pacific steel had been one of the largest steel fabricators in the country. the complex stretches two city blocks on both sides of second street in west berkeley. it was founded back in 1934 and became a major supplier for parts and building ships during world war ii. in piece on the company sta

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sherman says he is expecting a player lock -- walkout similar to the one in 2011. that one lasted four months. no games lost for the current collective bargaining agreement expires after the 2020 season and there are a number of issues that need to be worked out. these include the power commissioner roger has over disciplinary matters. a lack of guaranteed contract and revenue split. >>> the seven cisco 49ers open their season sunday. they are on the road. they have a tough minnesota taking team that will be a big test against the team that made it to the nfc championship game last year. the 49ers have new key players including the quarterback richard sherman and mike mcritchie. the first round with the kickoff set for 10 a.m. here on ktvu fox 2. >> the oakland raiders opening up monday night football hosting the la rams. >>> we have been asking you who you think will have the better 2018 record. 61 percent 80 49ers. 31 percent think the raiders. we went around the bay to get fan reaction. greg melich went to mimi's coffee shop in san mateo. >>reporter: would you l

that is the way the sherman antitrust act was written.ombinations in restraint of trade or commerce were outlawed. certain penalties were there. harrison agreed that it would have been better if we could've put preventions in their. brian: what else did he do? charles: he was very instrumental in pushing through the mckinley tariff act. of course today we hear a lot about tariffs. it used to be that when we talked about the tariff issue of the late 19th century, eyes would glaze over and say why is that so important. i think we have a greater appreciation of why regulation of trade is important. harrison was certainly in the forefront of pushing for a protective tariff. me interrupt again. that is william mckinley, he was in the house of representatives. what was his job that got him into the tariff business? charles: he was a representative from ohio. sometimes representatives adopt a specialty. member. minority he was chair of the committee in his first two w oh harrison's term. point man forl developing this act. it was a compensated p

grant and willie t sherman, particularly at fort henry and donaldson. i will begin with a retrospective on one of those characters. then we're going to begin looking at an issue i find quite fascinating. that is an element of what is referred to as the northern homefront. i would like us to look at two groups. i was but most of our time looking at the u.s. christian commission. we also look at the u.s. sanitary commission. you probably recall the usec from a few limited references, but also the u.s. senator -- sanitary commission features prominently. we will make sure we address that during the course of today's lecture. first, a brief retrospective. aided by a crutch, the age where -- the aged warrior hobbled to the front of the platform to address curious and admiring well-wishers. the multitude of nearly 10,000 had gathered in ocean grove, new jersey on an august afternoon, 1884, for a reunion of the u.s. christian commission and other civil war benevolent organizations. speaking only with the greatest of efforts and a voice that often faltered, the

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and wendy sherman, i want to go to you first. very important they make in their letter to chuck grassly, that the majority of republicans in this committee are intent on delivering a more unfair hearing this time than they did for anita hill. >> right, it was one the most dismiss weekends of my life, lawrence, and this appears to be worse. the republicans believe they were holding a trial, and they put anita hill on trial. i actually agree with you. i think that in this case dr. ford should go first, but that's really for her negotiations so that in fact she can lay the terms of this discussion. but even in that case there were witnesses, but back in the time of anita hill the witnesses who had also been harassed by clarence thomas were not allowed to testify. there were so many ways in which she was cis disabled, and that has happened and this time completely bullying dr. ford here. it is quite disturbing, and today the senate nominee, republican nominee for the united states senate, mr. kramer said what's the bieg big deg de es

sherman said, mr. president, one of the most common things is this thing about having a cherokee great-grandmother. it is so remarkable to see even in a situation like that that bill clinton still does not get it. i think it is a great cause to take up the matter of apology and look back on the family separation. this has been so talked about in the last month and a half. i don't know if there has ever been much -- "the new york times" -- has there been a reference to family separation as it was practiced with indian people? they got to the japanese camps. but how can you talk about family separation in this ill calm down.l terry: it has been a pleasure and honor to sit with these two people. i hope you have enjoyed it as much as i have. [applause] >> the civil war and westward expansion are two areas of american history rarely in textbooks. next, a discussion of how they were interrelated and transformed the country. historians describe the power shift from white citizens in the west to the post-civil

wendy sherman is here, the ambassador and former undersecretary of state for political affair, and intext a member of the anita hill team when we watched that drama play out o, and of course, nbc national correspondent katet snow working to report this stor story, and then attorney fairstein from the new york prosecutor's office. and now sh, we know that in the clarence thomas hearing it was he said/she said and because corroborating witnesses and polygraph was not allowed by the demographic evidence was not allowed and it was a play for public opinion, and they decided it was in judge clarence thomas' favor, and then and now justice thomas. >> yes, they indeed put aknee a ta hill on trial, and not clarence thomas. we are at a different point now, and i hope that the democrats understand what happened in 1991, and to bob costa's point of energizing the right, and it is also energizing the left and energizing women, and you remember that 1992 was the year the of the women, and we have a year of the woman being created this time which is going to be getting much more fuel. >> and in the

i have my facts right because i still saw them all with my own eyes -- secretary moniz and wendy sherman, the troika. and i am confident they met with their troika counterparts, although one can perhaps ask secretary kerry if my recollection with respect to that is accurate. i wasn't in the meeting, but i am reasonably confident that he was not there in support of u.s. policy with respect to the the islamic republic of iran who this week fired katusha rockets towards the united states embassy in baghdad and took action against our cons a late in basra. conscious -- consulate. >> has it had an impact, has it hurt your efforts? >> i've -- >> okay. >> i think you understand what i wish it is that former secretaries of state, all of them from either political party, ought not to be engaged in. actively undermining u.s. policy as a former secretary of state is literally unheard of. >> leslie -- [inaudible] from reuters. >> secretary, good afternoon. i wanted to reach out to you regarding russia and china are suggesting at the security council that you should be, the united states and others s

the 49ers have key players including quarterback richard sherman and mike mcginty. first-round offensive lineman kicker kickoff is at 10 a.m. on ktvu fox 2 news. the raiders open up their season monday night football hosting the la rams. the question of the day is this. who do you think will have a better 2018 record, the niners or the raiders? >> i am not guessing. like no guesses from dave. 60 percent of you say the 49ers and 40 percent estate the raiders. >> frank mallicoat is in san mateo. people there -- what people there are saying about the nfl season. morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are at niemi's coffee shop. it has been in san mateo for 50 years. it started in the 30s and i have three gentlemen from the united airlines enjoying a meal before they go to work at sfo. i have chris come a time -- tom, and myron. prison, you look like you could play a couple of downs right now. >> i would love the opportunity. >> i think the raiders get a shot at it. there's an opportunity for defense. john came in to do the job for them. >>reporter: are you still a fan,

one woman who has spent her fair share of time sitting across the table from russia is wendy sherman.te during the 0bama administration and was a key negotiator of the iran nuclear deal. she is out with a new book — not for the faint of heart — and she joins us to discuss the current state of us foreign policy. let's start with russia. what more could western countries be doing in the light of the skripal attack against russia which would be politically acceptable? we all need to be united in sanctioning russia for this kind of behaviour which has affected europe in ways has affected the united states as well. we should also think strategically. in the introduction you mentioned the negotiations with iran. the president is about to reimpose sanctions to send the price of oil sky high. that started today. the dollar is cheap and russian oil companies dealing in us dollars for oil trade. that puts russia in a stronger economic position, which is not in our national—security interests. i do not want to harm russian people. they have a right to live decent lives but we're not thinking str

jane: wendy sherman speaking to my colleagues kattyn ay and christaser for their program "beyond 100 days." president trump incited executive order to impose sanctions on countr individuals responsible for meddling in u.s. elections. it assigns the intelligence community to monitor and report on at times to disrupt infrastructure as well as propaganda. ofnacials say cnorth korea, iran, and russia have the capability to eate problems in e run-up to november's midterm elections. you are watching "bbc world news america." come on tonight's program, scotland gets its first design museum. we have gone to the city of dundee to have a look at it. police in australia have launched a new forensic search for the remains of a woman who vanish over 30 years ago. the disappearance is at the center of a true crime podcast series which has topped download charts around the world. its popularity has given the investigation you invictus. -- new impetus. reporter: inch by inch, a new search to solve a decades-old mystery, and thei case has now been followed by millions of people around the world. she

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jake sherman, jonathan lemire, eddie glod. he started off by talking about president obama and he was asked if he watched the speech and he said, i did until i fell asleep. oh, it was wonderful to sleep, too. is that the strategy for pushing back on obama? i sleep through it? >> i am not sure. it's interesting because he is so proud of not sleeping ever. i guess in his mind this is particularly damning. nodding off. i think it's interesting. we were talking earlier about obama re-emerging on the scene, how that could energize the democratic voters. donald trump is projecting he is not concerned. >> we were talking as the president was speaking about what we are seeing happen in real time. eddie, this realignment, you think this isn't going to be the gop any longer? this will be an entirely different party? >> yeah, i think we are seeing the collapse of the reagan regime. you know, in 1980, it respected the collapse of the new deal in some ways. we saw a political realignment. now i think we are in the midst of another politica

despite sherman's comments and actions, he was not entirely unsympathetic to the christian commission's agenda. charlie -- shortly after the war, when commission chairman stewart asked him for his assessment during the war, the general admitted the following. at times, i may have displayed an inpatients when they manifested an excess of zeal in pushing forward persons and services when we had no means to make use of the charities. he added when the opportunity to look back on the past with composure, he was pleased to share his belief that the program was noble in its conception, and implied with as -- and applied with as much zea kindness, l and discretion asji the times permitted. finally, the rank and file. of the many, although many rank&file soldiers appreciated the christian commission, some did not. one disaffected soldier lamented the vast amount of the misguided philanthropy expended upon the army by good christian men and women who, with the best of motives, urging them forward no doubt, under the delusion that the army was composed of men that were thoroughly bad and governed

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those families deserve closure. >> sherman tiedt and herzog were named the speed freak killers becauseug fueled rampages they were convicted of four murders and are suspected of dozens of other killings in san joaquin valley. >>> a group of bay area teachers and school counselors say the midterm elections will be critical if gun control measures are to move ahead. that was one of the points made last night at a town hall meeting in oakland about school safety but it was organized by east bay assemblymen tony thurman who is in a runoff election in november with fellow democrat marshall talk for the state superintendent of public instruction. another topic was president trump's suggestion to arms some teachers several students who were speaking at the forum say schools have accepted school shootings by holding disaster drills. >> on the same day that they are taught what they would do if there was an earthquake, a natural disaster, or a fire. it is it so appalling and so disgusting to think about. >> most people's -- most teachers don't want to be armed and i think that creates risk and

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and gary cohn, as gabe sherman said, the president did him a favor.a what's her name, his former colleague working under mcmaster, who is also gone. i forget her name. she got back to goldman. gary is not at goldman for a reason. he didn't belong in that administration. he is a democrat. >> george papadopoulos. >> yes. >> the reaction to his sentencing, what 14 days or so, he says that his testimony may have helped the special counsel in his pursuit of the truth. what do you think? >> i think that, look, the special counsel, as i have said, in terms of let's say roger stone, in terms of me being there, and one of the reasons -- i was thinking about it and aside i have to go. they have a mandate. they should investigate. all americans want to know. i happen to believe it there wasn't. if there was some collusion, some plan with the russians, and he gave them breadcrumbs. i would say that in his testimony. the problem i think with george papadopoulos's sentencing, and this goes to another thing that hasn't been covered and i'm surprised he didn't bring

sherman langhart had lens gawky theater and is the first there's a director in germany with turkish roots she is also one of germany's few female directors i'm talking to her today about the post migrant theatre and the difficult relationship between turkey and germany. how do you feel about germany honoring turkish president with a state banquet during his visit here you. got spanked at home yet. with me to ask i'll talk but i don't think he's the first autocrat to be received with all honors in germany. it seems that economic and political challenges make it necessary. at least according to our politicians. i'm not that surprised i actually found our chancellor's visits to turkey just before the elections there much more difficult. it was a direct interference and show of support in a period when it was still to be determined which half of the population would win the election of. he adds. in an open letter to chancellor merkel you urged her to show more courage in germany's relationship with turkey what exactly do you envisage. thus far and believe that letter was two years ago but it'

he's coming off a torn achilles and pulled his hamstring during the preseason. 49ers believe shermans back to his old self. >> looking at the forward, he looks great. the speed, i know, there's a lot of talk about the gold ball on his first remember and all that stuff. i haven't seen speed deficiency, we haven't seen speed deficiency. his communication and instincts, all of it looks fantastic. >> raiders open at home monday night against the rams, right here on abc7. marshawn lynch listed as questionable today with a groin injury. rams head coach, sean mcvay, had quite a history with one another, gruden's father worked with his grandfather, a work ethic being named a head coach at a very young age, they're friends but gruden homes mcvay struggles monday night. >> we will try to slow down that rise, douse the flames, he's smoking right now. it's exciting. any time you see a young guy come into a profession and do what he's done, it's awesome. he turned around a franchise that's really important to the nfl. i'm really happy for him. >>> jason kidd and steve nash will be inducted into t

the shift in sherman percent. platform for which during. the little. ones of beacon of hope and now concerns of a crisis rattle emerging markets currencies place traders they nerves of steel and spare a thought for consumers as prices climb. and a victim of that very crisis all ginty you know the construction sector that prepares to shed thousands of jobs as government cops come into force. i'm saying ciao to street food to sleaze clamp down on eating snacks on the. is your business update on how that all that you could join us wherever you know right now it seems emerging markets once a beacon of hope are in meltdown with their currencies losing value dramatically the turkish lira the argentine peso south africa's rand indonesia's repay it to name but a few currency traders are having then tested but of course it's far worse for the people living in the affected countries. a supermarket in the turkish city of dia but here things used to be a lot busier here but rising prices hitting sales is that. we're forced to increase the prices of the new product

at the security conference, he was there with secretary moneys and wendy sherman. i am confident that they met counterparts, the one kid asked secretary kerry is my recollection is accurate. i was not in the meeting. i'm reasonably confident that he was not there in support of u.s. policy with respect to the islamic republic of iran. this week, they fired rockets towards the united states embassy in baghdad. they took action against our consul in basra. has it had an impact? sec. pompeo: howard. i think you understand what i wish it was that former secretary of states, all of them, are not to be engaged in. policyy undermining u.s. as a former secretary of state is literally unheard of. good afternoon. i wanted to reach out to you regarding russia and china suggesting that you should be easing sanctions against north in theirven progress eyes in the dunay clear as asian question. what signs are you seeing that they are not sticking to the sanctions? how is a damaging your efforts at trying to get a full denuclearization north korea? sec. pompeo: two things to say.

mister sherman? mister sherman votes no. mister meeks? mister serious? mister serious about snow.er connolly? mister connolly votes no. mister deutsch? mister deutsch vote no. ms. bass mister keating? mister keating votes no. misters is leaning? votes no. mister barrett? votes now. miss frankel? miss frankel votes no. mister castro? mister castro votes no. ms. kelly? miss kelly votes no. mister boyle? mister boyle votes no. miss titus? mister titus votes no. ms. torres? ms. torres votes no. mister schneider? mister schneider votes no. mister sloppy? votes now. mister s biot,mister lou? mister lee votes no. >> how is all members been recorded? the clerk will report the vote. >> mister chairman, on that boat there are 23 i and 18 no. >> the motion is adopted, house resolution 1017 will be reported adversely. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. with that objection, staff is directed to make any technical changes. >> mister chairman -&lv-- >> that concludes our business. >> does have a uc request, to enter something into the record. >> state the nature? >> i have a series o

sherman. mr. sherman votes no. mr. meeks. mr. sires. mr. sires votes no. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes no. mr. deutch. mr. deutch votes no. ms. bass. mr. keating. mr. keating votes no. mr. cicilline. mr. cicilline votes no. mr. berra. mr. berra votes no. ms. frankel. ms. frankel votes no. ms. gabbard. mr. castro. mr. castro votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes no. ms. titus. ms. titus votes no. mrs. torres. mrs. torres votes no. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes no. mr. suozzi. mr. suozzi votes no. mr. espaillat. mr. espaillat votes no. mr. lieu. mr. lieu votes no. mr. royce: have all members been recorded? the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman on that vote there are 23 ayes, 18 noes. mr. royce: the motion is adopted. house resolution 1017 will be reported adversely. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, staff is directed to make any technical and conforming changes. mr. o'connolly: i have a u.c. request. to enter something into the record. mr. royce: state the nature. mr. connolly: i have a series of