h.r. 847, the james zadroga 9/11 health compensation act of 2010. the rule provides one hour of general debate with 30 minutes controlled by the committee on energy and commerce, 20 minutes controlled by the committee on judiciary, and 10 minutes controlled by the committee on ways and means. the rule considers as don'ted the substitute amendment printed in the report of the committee on rules. finally, the rule provides one motion to recommit. h.r. 847 with or without instructions. h.r. 2378, the currency reform for fair trade act. the rule provides one hour for general debate controlled by the committee on ways and means. the rule makes in order the substitute that was adopted by voice vote in the ways and means committee last week. and finally, the rule provides one motion to recommit with or without instructions. and, three, the senate amendment to h.r. 2701, the intelligence authorization act of 2010. the rule makes in order a motion offered by the chair of the permanent select committee on intelligence that the house concur in the senate amendm

i rise today in support of the james zadroga compensation act. on september 11, 2001, al qaeda orkstrate the deadliest terrorist attack in american history, killing almost 3,000 people and wounding thousands more. the attacks created an environmental nightmare as hundreds of tons of every contaminant known to man and woman came into the streets and the can yons of manhattan and brooklyn -- canyons of manhattan and brooklyn and you can see pictures of this in front of us. into this toxic crowd ran firefighters and police and other first responders. first responders came from all 50 states to aid in the rescue and cleanup of the subsequent days. the environmental protection administration, e.p.a., despite ample evidence to the contrary kept falsely proclaiming that the air was safe to breathe. it wasn't. the terrorists caused environmental catastrophe but the federal government compounded the damage by telling people the environment was safe when it wasn't and now thousands of people are sick and in need of special care. we have a moral obligation t