host: siobhan hughes with wall street journal, if you want to follow her on twitter at siobhan to find.rettyank you for your time. guest: thank you, nice to be here. that vote rn now to happening today in the house on assault training, this new vote taking place today joining us to talk about it alana shore, congressional reporter, we've had on before to follow this issue. explain why they are taking this vote today and what would happen congressional office fist it does pass? guest: well, this follows a move by the senate earlier this month, john, to require training and staff about and avoid ent discrimination in the work place. the reason they are take hanksgiving step, you and the listeners know the constant stream of high-profile and assault allegations against media lauer, , today matt producer charlie rose and john is what some lawmakers insist first step toward changing culture on the hill. host: remind us what happened in the senate when it comes to this ssue and why the house and senate are on two different tracks here? guest: right, house and senate is hard to tell from the oud, t

and "wall street journal" congressional reporter siobhan hughes will be on to talk about the senate tax debate. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in baton rouge, louisiana asking folks what's the most important issue in their state? >> the number one issue facing my district continues to be flood recovery. in baton rouge we had a historic flood in 2016 and my district was heavily impacted. my citizens and my district right now are forced to deal with issues regarding sba loans. the federal government considers those loans to be a duplication of benefits, and right now we're having trouble getting those families the necessary dollars to recover because with our state-run program they have to deduct the amount that they were -- received through the sba loans. so right now our recovery has been stalled because of this issue. we are working with our congressional delegation. but again, it's a tough issue in our community. >

then wall street journal congressional reporter siobhan hughes will be asked to talk about the senate tax debate. be sure to c stands washington journal live in seven eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> tonight on c-span2. secretary of state, rex tillerson discusses russian foreign policy. the house oversight committee on opiate addiction and later, a house hearing on sexual harassment policies for members of congress and their staff. today, secretary of state, rex tillerson criticized the russian foreign policy. an accused the government of quote - malicious tactics. including computer hacking against the us and the european countries. he also discussed the fight against isis and the management of the state department. from the wilson center in washington dc, this is one hour. [inaudible conversations] [applause]