i would rejection to the gentleman's amendment with all due respect to the abilities of the kc-10 and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. runyan: i thank the gentleman for his comments on that and i would just tell the committee i have had many conversations with the air force about this exact issue and to be able to take a capability away from what we can do in our global reach and not have a legitimate answer in the near future, i think is -- it would be devastating to what we can do and how we can protect power globally. the readiness issue has not been answered and this is a step in the right direction to make sure that our national security is at the informationfront. with that, i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it, the amendment is goode to. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. moran: i have an amendment at

>> i'm happy to look at the kc raises and we all remember the appalling incident that took place at chernobyl and the long-term effects that it had on people. we charge for visas because we have to cover the cost of these operations to make sure that we're protecting ourselves and people who shouldn't come here but to come here and that's important but i will careful at what he said and perhaps i will write to him. >> mr. speaker, will the prime minister agree with me that now more than ever we need to bend our efforts to build a strong, robust civil society? 100 years ago this august a war broke out that killed 16 million mainly young men but devastated communities. the lack of active participation in politics is declining rapidly. only 34% of people voted in the recent euro election. can he agree with me to meet at a cross party basis to look at citizenship in this country in a serious way so we can look at how we build society that encourages active citizenship? >> i agree with what they write honorable gentleman said. returned to some of these elections is very depressing but i think peop

>> i'm happy to look at the kc raises and we all remember the appalling incident that took place at chernobyland the long-term effects that it had on people. we charge for visas because we have to cover the cost of these operations to make sure that we're protecting ourselves and people who shouldn't come here but to come here and that's important but i will careful at what he said and perhaps i will write to him. >> mr. speaker, will the prime minister agree with me that now more than ever we need to bend our efforts to build a strong, robust civil society? 100 years ago this august a war broke out that killed 16 million mainly young men but devastated communities. the lack of active participation in politics is declining rapidly. only 34% of people voted in the recent euro election. can he agree with me to meet at a cross party basis to look at citizenship in this country in a serious way so we can look at how we build society that encourages active citizenship? >> i agree with what they write honorable gentleman said. returned to some of these elections is very depressing but i think peopl

it's not the pennies you lose every time you trade in the stock market, it's this whole, you know, ac[kçay when they decide they don't want any more to do with high frequency trading and the current stock market structure, there's going to be a calamity if we don't, if we continue down this path of exchanges making this system ever more complicated for the benefit of high frequency traders. what can you do? the simple answer is go on a web site that ix has created called i am an investor.org, and it explains how you can take control of your own stock market orders and create pressure on the bankers and brokers not to sell you out. it's already happening. i mean, it's actually -- it's interesting, there's a political movement going on in finance right now. in the last week charles schwab has come out and said this is a cancer on the industry that needs to be stopped. an online brokerage firm called interactive brokers has said they're now going to allow their customers to send their orders directly into iex. if the orders are moved on to fair exchanges -- and i have no doubt the competiti

roberto hernandez in the first inning gives up this two run double to kc magee. ns score two runs in the first. and it's two to nothing marlins. bottom of the first chase utley really struggling. batting average below .300 now struck out and jimmy rollins is out by -- where was he? but doesn't matter. still two to nothing. let's page forward to the ninth inning. chase utley simple play, right? uh-uh. that led -- he bounced the ball to first. that led to two earn runs. the phillies have been shut out eight times at home. they lost to miami four to nothing. >> the flyers did something i didn't think they could pull off. scott hartnell has a contract that strangled the flyers. today the gm ron hextall pulled off the trade. they found team that would take on hartnell's contract. five years left. the flyers traded hartnell to columbus for former plier center rj umberger an fourth round pick. the good they know about the deal umberger has two years left on his contract and this is hextall's first big trade as the flyers gm. >> we gained flexibility and one of the things

do have a consent calendar and there is one item that has been continued from the consent calendar and that would be ec1248 kc sheridan. >> and we need a vote to have that withdrawn. >> do i have a motion to withdraw that from the consent calendar? >> i move to withdraw, item b, wix.com. >> i will second. >> and okay, on that motion, commissioner perez. >> aye. >> akers. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> and hyde. >> aye. >> so moved. >> so now, on the balance of the consent calendar, we need a motion to... >> do we have a motion to agree to the consent calendar? >> i make a motion that we approve the consent calendar. >> did that come through? >> yeah. >> i will second that. >> okay. so for the balance of the consent calendar, commissioner perez. >> aye. >> akers. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> vice president hyde. >> aye. >> okay. >> do we take public comment on that? the consent calendar? >> is there any public comment on the consent calendar? >> seeing none, >> okay, we might have done that backwards. >> yeah. that is fine >> okay >>

and other places where essentially this sort of clamp down on the press has for now gotten some of these governments what they wanted, that is kc joirntle jous thinking twice what to say? >> to some respect it does silence the press to some degree in egypt. and it makes the press outside egypt are more vociferous. that story is rick shayin ricocd the world. >> the view that egyptians can only see what the government wants them to see is simply out of date. that is not the way information travels around the world today. >> michael golden vice chairman of the new york times thank you for your time. >>> al jazeera there journalists peter greste and mohamed fahmy sentenced to seven years in the ground. baher mohamed was sentenced to an additional three years because he had a spent bullet casing. and this is a picture of peter greste doing best what he does, reporting. this is what he owould be doing if he was not in an egyptian jail. i'm david shuster, are. . >> on "america tonight": egypt's injustice. harsh sentences on journalists, growing reports on human rights violations. the world's top diplomats express outrage. but does the

the place. it wasn't a first time earthquake hit during live broadcast. do you remember kc l.a. from l.a. >> yes good now this one you could see more because anchors are, diving under the desk. >> that was a .4 quake which rattled their studio. >> i was there in los angeles in january of 1994, where the north ridge earthquake that killed more than 60 people. freeways collapsed. it was an erie scene. >> never for get it. >> in. >> lets look at our weather. we will see if we can keep things calm giving you this forecast for today. our big weather head line heat and humidity, and because of that, the air quality is deteriorating. we have an air quality alert in effect for today, air pollution concentrations, are such that it makes it unhealthy for people who have, lung conditions. you have too take it easy between noon and three when we have the worst heat today. that is why it is a nice day to be at the shore. when you see this shore cast you will wish were you there. temperatures along the beach while we're in the 90's we will be in the in mid 70's. wind south at 10 miles an hour.

it is an apple commercial it kcs on all the time. >> colbie caillat is here.l without makeup, because we like her. >> now from orange is the new black -- i guess people are binge watching all weekend long. >> these -- they have four of the people on earlier. we have laura prepon on with us. there were people running into the studio who worked here for years who don't run into the studio to see anybody. they wanted to see "the orange is the new black" people, a new phenomenon. how about that? anyway. >> okay, we have to discuss this. it is sad, but interesting. halle berry and her ex-boyfriend have been battling over their daughter nala for years in court. it got ugly with that brawl in front of their -- it has been a -- >> it is finally over and here's what happened at the end. they ended up sharing custody of now 6-year-old nala. they have been battling for years. >> most of her life. >> yeah, you're right. it turns out halle berry will have to pay child support, $16,000 a month until nala turns 19 or graduates from high school. anyway, and they also gave her

the department must make. we had discussions about should or not kc-10's be moved or retired in the committee. we declined to become involved as the move from one wing from one state to another state. and i couldn't dispute the gentleman's assertion that we would save money if we didn't spend it on transferring. but i might ask, perhaps we will save more in the long run and that the department of defense may not be wrong in their assertion. so for those reasons would respectfully oppose -- mr. frelinghuysen: would you yield? mr. visclosky: i'll yield to the chairman. mr. frelinghuysen: i do oppose it reluctantly. let me say -- and i agree fort huachuca is a national asset. i want to commend you for obviously reacting to some perhaps news that might be on the wire service that there are oftentimes sometimes actually your bringing this to the floor, if there are people of the impression that they might be doing something, this is a pretty good way of bringing it to a halt. but traditionally, we oppose these because -- and furthermore, here, there are no funds in the budget for anybody to accompl