if the t.s.a. was not there, yes, we could take them out there, but they would not have one of the most unique and powerful experiences they have as a student. as the t.s.a., the students are connecting with people who are connected to the environment there. i remember i had a student at our beautiful closing circle, someone who had been diagnosed with anxiety disorder. when we share our favorite things from those two days, his favorite thing was just feeling accepted. for teachers, the t.s.a. answers every possible question or concern that could pop in the head at one in the morning. you can text a t.s.a., you will get an answer back. i don't know how many of you have taken 33 students on an overnight field trip? great. the check list for a one-day field trip does not exist. the check list for this field trip is three pages. there is so much to think about, to be worried about, and the t.s.a. is there to hold your hand and guide you through it and tell you it's going to be okay, and your students n

the plan is a key communication tool for t.s.a. to help stake holders understand the agency's priorities and to enable them to align investments and protect development initiatives accordingly. t.s.a. is responsible for securing all of america's transportation systems and they have surface transportation is a key and integral element of that mission. t.s.a. does not procure technology for surface transportation operator bus does set the standards for viable security technologies for that environment. therefore investments related to research, development, testing, and evaluation of scufert technologies for surface transportation systems should be included in t.s.a.'s five-year technology investment plan. my legislation will enhance the viz thovelt surface transportation sector and ensure that t.s.a.'s positioned to address emerging threats to this critical train structure which serves over 10 billion riders in the united states annually. my bill authorized the establishment of a surface transportation security advisory committee tha

2014, he has been widely recognid for s resolute leadership, integrity, and commitment to the mission of t.s.a. and the federal air marshall service. he truly is a leader among leaders. he's established a lasting legacy both through action and mentorship, that will continue on ave a poss ty impact t.s.a. personnel for many years to come. thank you for your service. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair clares the house we are now 48th which isn't great but it's a great improvement. we must understand that children are our best and greatest assets, we got tof aksure they're good citizens to take care of us in the future. >> i think the most important issue in north dakota is diversifying our economy to deal with lower energy and cultural price probably what i feel educationally is one of the biggest issues is really working with our students that have behavior and social problems, lack of support, lack of whether it would be beds for kids that need to be in placement, whatever it might be, but we're just finding that we don't, right now we don't hav

the t.s.a. says the officers did what they're trained to do. the who arrived early for the rrmmit.l in singapore with matching umbrellas. they drew quite a crowd, posing for selfies. at first, some didn't know these were imposters, not the leaders of u.s. and north korea. police were not amused by either. it appears the kim jong-un irpersonator was held for two hours at the airport, also warned to stay away from the summit. steve hartman is up next. it's the big upgrade in a small package. see what you can get for under 20 grand... with the all-new ecosport from ford. do you often wake up with chest congestion or suffer excess mucus? left untreated mucus can build up causing further problems. treat mucus buildup early with #1 doctor recommended mucinex 12 hour. the bi-layer tablet immediately releases to thin and loosen excess mucus and lasts for 12 hours. learn more at mucinex.com treat excess mucus with mucinex 12 hour and enjoy living well. each day justin at work... walk. and after work. he does it all with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide

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program is critical, and it has been critical to provide for them, and while i recognize that the t.s.a. program was a temporary fix, you just can't end the temporary fix when people are being thrown out on the streets. and that was the attempt to force fema to act by this request to pass the legislation that would force them to act, and that's why this senator has asked the unanimous consent request. the second unanimous consent request that this senator asked for was to activate a housing program of additional section 8 housing. florida has used up its meager allocation, and this would have given additional section 8 housing for those among the least north gnat of us. i want to thank my cosponsors blumenthal, warren, markey, gillibrand, harris, and baldwin for their understanding of this situation and signing on as cosponsors with me, and, mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. graham:i ask to terminate the quorum call. i rise today to speak about a pro

will simplify the process by making filing easier for taxpayers. >>> toy could be one of the busiest days in t.s.a scree than 28 million people for travel over the fourth of july travel period which starts today throug july 9th.h this comes at a time w travel is already at its peak. the number of passengers passing through t.a. screenings is u about 4 percent this year. >>> big pharma is revamping its marketing practices in the wake of public awareness of the opioid cris. a new report shows there was a 33 percent drop in pharmaceutical company payments to doctors related to opioids. >> 42,000 people died of opioid overdoses in 2016 and about 40 percent of those involved a prescription opioid. >>> there is a newaydu your doughnuts. starting july 2nd, dunkin donuts will beap having fries& rently. that's going t avaable at participaotinge locations across thent cou tryhe. doughnut fries a really just mini churros. fried c rolled in sugar. whatgh's not to like. an order of five will go for about two dollars. i could go for some right now. >> right. >> i just saying. just days after mcdonald's too gsdd

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a lot of people will be traveling for the july 4th holiday.>> ep r yes, t.s.a. ing to screen about 28 million people this fourth of july holiday travel perio which they say starts today goes through july 9th. now, this number so far, they're seeing the number of passengeou coming thr, that is up about 4 percent this, year. a lot moreaveople tring taking advantage of maybe those lower fares that we were seeing earlier in the year, of course the economy doingwe better. are going to see a lot of people traveling and it's interesting because the fourth july holiday falls on a wednesday, so you've got two ekends on either side to figure out, you know, how l you're going to take a vacation. so, for those people traveling definitely be patient if the lines areong. >> okay. amazon rolling out its own fleet of vans now. is reporter: yes is an interesting concept here because amazon starting today, you can apply to be -- start your own very own sma dll busineriving those amazon vans and delivering prime packages picking them up from the locng sorti stations, taking them to

the north lawn. this is strong language coming from trump's team. >> it is and stands in sharp con t.s.a. to the language that president trump has been using recently. the president has been very careful to use very diplomatic language toward north korea while at the same time remaining tough on north korea with sanctions and a recent reminder to kim jong un that things will not go well for him if he either bails on the summit or decides he is going to confront the united states with nuclear weapons. yesterday, in israel though, rudy giuliani diverted from the official line suggesting that kim came crawling back to the united states after the president sent him that letter canceling the summit. listen here. they also said they were going to go to nuclear war against us. they were going to defeat us in nuclear war. can't have a summit under these circumstances. kim jong un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it. exactly the position you want to put him in. >> so far no reaction to that characterization from north korean officials. don't forget, rudy giuliani is an outside attorne

is why i am back on the senate floor to talk about the only schedule one controlled substance that you can sew into a t-shirt and where through t.s.a. and here as we start is the real head scratcher. products made with hemp are perfectly legal but growing industrial hemp is a crime. there can't be many policies on the books that are more antifarmer than that one. so i discussed this with majority leader mcconnell here rece o floor of the senate, and that is if you can buy it at a supermarket in america, our farmers ought to be allowed to grow it in america. for me this issue goes back to a trip my wife and i took to a grocery store near our home in southeast portland. nancy was pregnant with our youngest daughter at the time, and you're always on the hunt for healthy foods that will fill your cart. so we grabbed up the fruits and vegetables, and there perched on one of the shelves was a large bag of hemp hearts. and the packaging had really big, colorful text, and it said it was heart healthy and protein rich. but i knew the product couldn't have been grown in the united states because thereas a federal looked at this product and i

the states. and a good number of them are in my state of florida. now, there are in florida 600 families that have been in temporary housing. it's called t.s.a., it's called temporary shelter assistance. about 100 of those families have moved on to other states. another 100 of those families have returned to the island, but 400 of those families are still in our state, and a good number of those 400 families are still in temporary shelter assistance. at least fema did not stop this assistance in march, and we got them to extend it to the end of may and then pointed out that a lot of these families in that temporary assistance had children in school and they needed to complete the academic year, and so the assistance was extended to two days from now, june 30. they have nowhere to go. some of them have been able by working two jobs, both husband and wife, to be able to collect enough savings that they can afford an apartment. the problem is, the apartment rentals want a security deposit that is three or four times the monthly rent. and so many of these families do not have that much money saved as a result of them being able to find work. and