reserve the balance of my time. he speaker pro tempore: time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. gonzalez: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gonzalez: thank you. i rise in support of s. 153, the supporting veterans in stem act.rs i want to thank dr. neal dunn lamb who led the house version of their bill, for their work to support our nation's veterans. . 153 will help veterans put their training and experience in military service to new and important uses and help america competitive in research and innovation on a global scale. n the last decade alone, jobs requiring some level of stem expertise have grown by more don 30%, including jobs that not require a bachelor's degree. nearly seven million jobs are in the united states due to a shortage of skilled workers. fields.stem and related in my home state of ohio, we have been focusing on boosting cyberdefense our capabilities through the ohio cyber range. in order for t

at this time, i would yield the remainder of my time to ms. pressley. the chair: the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized. ms. pressley: we tend to stereotype and show a narrative as to who is experiencing homelessness. the struggle is not a character flaw and hardship is transcend ent. we have disruptive events, a layoff, a death, natural disaster, displacement. far too many americans are living on the brink of financial collapse. undoingdministration is this, there is no hierarchy of hurt. and i can tell you that losing one's home is losing one's job. we should be working to help people find housing, not punishing and criminalizing those. americans facing homelessness are able to get relief. i'm proud to support it and i thank my colleague and this is the final amendment. i just want to thank chairwoman waters for her leadership and the staff, representative lofgren and my dedicated a-team and aya, who has been the lead on this bill. and i yield. the chair: gentlewoman massachusetts yields back. the gentleman from north carolina. mr. mchenry:

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in 2016, bryant retired from the league as an 18-time all-star, five-time nba champion, and two-timeold medalist. after his playing career he wrote a series of children's books and produced an animated feature, "dear basketball," which won an oscar in 2018. one name. one icon. one legacy. kobe bryant was 41 years old. >> our thanks to tom there. and tributes continue to pour in for kobe bryant. >> yes, michael jordan, the man who sits behind bryant on the league's all-time scoring list, remembered the man who replaced him as the league's top superstar. jordan said of bryant, words can't describe the pain i'm feeling, i loved kobe, he was like a little brother to me. emotional los angeles clippers head coach doc rivers, who ended his nba career the season before bryant's began, fought back tears as he tried to comprehend this tragedy. >> yeah, this is -- this is a tough one. we have to go play. just so many people he touched. and, you know -- looking at my young players and seeing how emotional they are -- you know, it tells you how far his reach was. >> the clippers were in orlando l

time.usan: siblings? >> he had one sister, patsy who was four years older. she became the steward of his legacy after he was shot down. susan: you tell us that he had a challenge with his educational pursuits. how did he finally find himself? david: well, like a lot of kids, he was obviously very bright and very curious about the world but not particularly interested in school. and he was never a distinguished student. in high school he was an athlete. he was very social he was on the cross-country team and the wrestling team. he had lots of friends. but he didn't do especially well in school. and in college, he was interested in the music scene which is in the early 1960's. he arrived in college in 1963 months before john f. kennedy was assassinated. and he was caught up in the folk music movement. he was interested in everything that went that. that.t went with but he wasn't particularly interested in school. so he was an indifferent student but a very good songwriter. he devoted time and

in this time, in the time of the 1960's, soldiers were being sent to vietnam.was abundantly clear to any thoughtful person including president johnson that this policy was not likely to be successful and that these soldiers who died were not likely to have -- to be able to advance the cause he was fighting for. there is a very powerful recording lyndon johnson made . very early on in his presidency where he said i don't know what we get out of this war. once we go in, i don't know how we are going to get out. this seems like a hopeless cause to me. at the time he said that, 400 americans had died in vietnam. by the time the war ended, 58,000 died. that's a lot of casualties for a cause that would seem to be failure right from the start. that is the greatest lesson. when you make a decision like that, be right, be careful, think the implications through as thoroughly as you can and imagine it is someone in your family who is going to fight that war on your behalf. susan: in the month we are talking, after a three year legal battle, the washington post published

time to sit down and tom. welcome back to the kaiser report time out of turn to stein author of planet ponzi dot com bitch welcome back great to be here for us in england so minutes let's get into this you know the markets are defying all who were looking for a pullback these last 2 or 3 years we seem to be heading to 30000 on the dow what's going on. i'll tell you max i'm pretty i'm pretty surprised actually you know we called it wrong this year and 1st to admit it you know the nasdaq is up close to 40 percent its year what we have an all time highs for the decade we've got stocks bonds property credit markets it debt markets corporate debt stock buybacks c.e.o. lows valuations we are all time highs on central bank johnny elation and i think if that's the story we also have new lows which are interest rates at historic 600 year lows trust in our government trust in big tech space both twitter google politicians media the government the f.b.i. n.s.a. congress all new lows so the next decade going to be a rippe

using time. ♪ you will find it ♪ time after time >> in a fourth of the time since we passed the revolutionof the time, we passed it on december 18th. don't talk to me about my timi timing. >> i think the word of the day was "time." do you know what this really is? this is like a psychological breakdown. i think she is obsessed with time. no one can make heads or tails of it. longfellow and paul revere, the pledge of allegiance, and all of a sudden, time period of time. she is obsessed because she missed used time, she thought time was on her side, and holding these articles would give her an upper hand. it bombed. now the polls are turning against her. >> laura: she's trying to say it is her time. it's like the bonnie rate song, "in the nick of time." she really needs to go with bite into the tapioca ball, that was a moment. speak of democrat 2020 candidates, biden was sluggish e gaps were enjoyable. >> i commuted every single solitary date to wilmington, delaware, over 500 miles a day. excuse me, 250 miles a day. the recovery act, put more money into fossil -- moving away from fossil fuel

tonko: i rise time to claim time in opposition. the chair: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. . . mr. conoco -- group of genx is a chemicals. n a hearing, a woman testified about the harms of it and trying to protecter her family and community hemple group, clean cape fear had to seek donations to install drinking water treatment for the public schools of her town so that the children could have safe water to drink at school. that is just not right. so i appreciate these north carolina members raising the issue of genx to help emily and others impacted by genx. i theaning gentleman for -- the jemen for this amendment and i urge my colleagues to support the amendment and this bill. the chair: the gentleman yields back. tonko: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. hudson: i yield to the gentleman from illinois. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. shimkus: mr. hudson has pressed the e.p.a. to complete its human health toxicity on genx. this takes the next step to focus on ways to help people have safe d

he had that presence at that time. he backed out of it because he wanted the show nba scouts as a high schooler that he was serious and not into this for the entertainment side of the business but he was serious as a basketball player. even at 17, he said no to branny and monica because he wanted them to see how intense his psych was, how intense he was. i am good friends with a guy who played with kobe bryant. he would tell me stories about kobe showing up to the arena hours before gametime and practicing moves without a ball in his hands. >> oh, my gosh. >> it would be leak he was looking at his own shadow, without a ball, practicing his footwork over and over and over again. it was an example that no one else could really quite reach on the team. so it became almost legendary, this idea that you would give an award for the player who tried second hardest on the lakers, not first, because first, if you gave an award for that, it would always basketball kobe bryant. >> incredible to hear somebody who had such raw tale

>>this year there is 2 times we went away and stay away from the week so on this earth or time we've had a trip away for a week as a team. i mean it's been really the exact same schedule so the guy's been very used to it what's changed is. at night. we've had some in our media obligation. 3 of the nyse and we've been here. so that's been different besides that we've if you 13 the same. >>i really don't try do anything too chai be myself i think that's what guys respect the most in it's just a you know when you can do that when you miss your work ethic and things you put in just a i think that's the trickle down effect of the team, you know if they 2 captains you know that your guys doing stand later and things like that just trickled out of the rest the team and you can result side of that. but couple more practice after this another walk there, but just a you know years has been real. >>everything he said and more jimmy g's are going to be talking to anybody though this is the last time we heard from the niners because they've got to focus on football full practice today and walkthr

chairman, i thank you for the time. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment as modified offered by the gentleman from new jersey. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment as modified is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 21 printed in part b of house report 116-366. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. levin: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 21, printed in part b of house report number 116-366, offered by mr. levin of michigan. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 779, the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. mr. levin: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment requires within five years a comprehensive report to congress by the en

once upon a time in hollywood! and there were three golden globes for quentin tarantino's love letter to this town, once upon a time in hollywood. including best supporting actorfor brad pitt. holy moly! these are the first major awards of the season and of the decade, and those going home clutching golden globes tonight will be hoping to collect golden oscar statues to match in five weeks‘ time. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. time for a look at the weather. here's phil avery. good afternoon. the weather at the weekend just sort of sat there across much of the british isles. things are set to change quite markedly across many areas as we get on into the new week. first of all we will be talking about some very strong winds, not just we will be talking about some very strong winds, notjust today but tuesday especially and wednesday, it will be very windy across northern britain. come tuesday we will be talking about some very high temperatures for the time of year. and all the while through the week, the rainfa

what even is time? when is time? who time? why is time? can i go now? i traveled into daylight saving the deeper i got lost in what time even was. >> time is a construct, right. >> time is now, it's before, it's later. >> i'm in their past but it's my future. >> and if some states change the clocks and arizona doesn't, could space and time invert on themselves? >> who are you? >> better question is, when am i? >> future me? >> yeah. i'm you during daytime save light time. >> hold on a secretary, this is me in an hour? >> yeah, this whole changing the clock thing is really [bleep] up within if we just lost the clock this whole thing would never happen. >> yes, the mcfly par a docks. i knew exactly what to ask me. you want of 9 yeah, okay, either america needs to lock the clock or i need to stop doing peyote on work trips. (applause). >> trevor: desi lydic, everyone, we'll be right back. kfc's original recipe is made from a secret blend of 11 herbs and spices. and now you can get two pieces of my world famous chicken as a $5 fill-up. a secret you can eat

we had an awesome time from there. i remember it well, we had a great time. in fact, me and a friend went there friday just two days ago so i could stand at the same spot that i was 50 years ago. and we had a great it, they had it pretty closed off, the venue headed parking pass. i had a great time i never forgot it and that's why i went back friday. to stand in the very same spot in front of the stage that i was 50 years ago but they had it kind of closed off so you can do. it but did it look the same as 50 years ago when you are there just a couple days ago? >> yes, i mean i remember everything, the lake we also women, i remember what the stage was, we drove past it, but they had a kind of fenced off. i want to actually stand in the field where i was, but i wasn't able to do it. >> it is a historic site as you can see from this marker and some aerial drone footage. abby, this is what it looks like today, if you are watching on television, what do you think? >> i'm not looking at the tv right now, i could in a minute when, i remember at exactly the way it wa

this is not the first time they have done that. it is just the most important time.hey know from where they came. most of the candidates, most of the public, already knows these people, too, by that time. gloria: so on one hand they are , being over prepped by their consultants and advisors. on the other hand, they are being told, just be yourself. do you sense the nervousness? jim: sure. gloria: really? jim: oh, yeah. every one of these. you can smell it from day one. , i have the same feeling in a debate. i'm nervous when i begin. once i get into it, and you can tell when the candidates get into it. but for them it is never over for them until it is over. the next question could be one that they may not have thought completely about. there may be something there. they can't ever, there is no cruising allowed for any candidate. but the nervousness knowing ,like looking at your watch. or saying something. the best example, editorially, was gerald ford in the debate with jimmy carter when he said eastern europe was not dominated the soviet union. and his head was hand

interest will export honey of vienna talks food trends for 20 times. and there are moves afoot to resuscitate berlin's most famous raney's the love parade a visual organizer dr mata is on a mission to make it happen. while in the music business people know him as mr red horn that's of course because of his trademark red trombone lundgren is one of europe's most successful jazz musicians ever and one of its most prolific well he's also at home in virtually any musical genre and collaborates incessantly to continually widen his own horizons and he'll join me in the studio right after this. neil's longer and latest is a tranquil combo of original compositions swedish folk music and jazz classics. are on planes whispery voice virtual so styling and trademark crimson trombone are known to jazz fans worldwide in germany he's a bona fide star. longer and started playing music when he was 6 1st on the drums at 13 he picked up a trombone by 18 he was playing professionally. recorded with a funk and soul legend me c.-o. parker with joe sample and the crusaders w

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i'm sorry, we're out of time. thank you so much for being with us today and not going to pieces -- [applaus [applause] >> susan will be signing books. >> yeah, buy a few. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> tonight on the communicators. adrian shabaz of freedom house, a group that advocates for democracy talks about the report on world internet freedom. >> what we're generally seeing is social media used to be this level playing field for free expression by activists and ordinary users and now it's really be co-opted by some of the more well-resourced actors in our society and i think that's where social media companies need to, let's say like relevel the playing field, to root out the bad actors and i think to perhaps make certain policy changes within the algorithms to incentivize the discourse. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. c-span2. >> live this morning on c-span2, a conference on no

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it won't happen this time. the attention turns to hard rock stadium in miami. >> work is in full swing to get it ready for the national spotlight. miami is hosting the super bowl for the 11th time. super bowl liv signs are being installed around the stadium. then there's super bowl live, an nfl-themed attraction open to the public. >> everybody is just waiting. we're still very much building and in construction. it's going to be an awesome place to be come super bowl week. >> stages are also being built on miami beach. that's where many national tv broadcasts will be going live. >> show your niners pride with this team badge. find it on our facebook page or go to >>> in it the east bay, new details about a shooting that left three peopleal wounded in the moraga. the suspect is 21-year-old isaiah glaze of sacrameto. he shot two people around 7:30 last night. the police chief said he had a past dating relationship with one of the victims. police are investigating the incident as domestic violence. >>> final prepa

winter time in munich is also the time for a very encouraging come across the board and most beer gardens here i'm here with the owner of the i was tina keller who's going to show me how it's done. with his still. doesn't so it's not made completely of wood. every right it's made of wood except for the iron ring here keeping it together it's classic just like you find it to grandfather's house. maybe the underside of his was flatter depends on your taste and skill but thanks to the weight it slides really well if you give it some momentum. or is heavy. and this is the one for kids. what's that supposed to mean the swing is the most important thing in curling that's what i think ok i'm ok show me. if that's good too short. what's the game's objective what is it about the goal is to teams play each other and the one that gets closest to the house gets 2 points and closest to the stone one point. is how the house is the one block yes it's a wooden block or it's called a button you play around it and whoever has the most points when was the one. they're supposed. to start you've got. combat s

this is what time are no delete had to say about the "new york times" story. >> and now, according to the "new york times," ambassador bolton wrote in his book that he was ordered by the president to continue freezing assistance until ukraine announced the political investigations the president was taking, including the investigation into the bidens. this is stunning. it goes right to the heart of the charges against the president. ambassador bolton essentially confirms the president committed the offenses charged in the first article of impeachment. it boils down to one thing. we have a witness with first-hand evidence of the president's actions for which he is on trial. he is ready and willing to testify. how can senate republicans not vote to call that witness and request his documents? anyone, anyone who says the house case lacks eyewitnesses and then votes to prevent eyewitnesses from testifying is talking out of both sides of their mouth. also, according to the report, several sections of mr. bones book further implicate mr. mulvaney. previously mr. mulvaney denied ever being on

what are we talking about time wise? >> we're starting to the see the first of the light rain showers. right there you see it there approaching the north coast. and behind it that's what we're seeing in the afternoon, which could include thunderstorms and that's why we think it's a high impact from your morning commute. all of that for the most part, coming down from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. we've got the heavy rain component, which can cause heavy ponding on the roadways. and look at those gusts. 30 to 45 miles per hour across the bay area. some peek gusts near the hills approaching 50. that is the one-two punch. heavy rain and an afternoon with thunderstorms and lowering snow levels, even at the higher peeks around the bay area. we'll have a full look at this hour by hour and changes for the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> now, that heavy rain is expected to drench san francisco overnight. people who just cleaned up are preparing again and this time they could actually be worse. crews did put m

you do that three times and you got home in a reasonable time. we can do that with automation and controls and everybody has a better ride with less bunching and delay. hopefully, that can happen. >> any other public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. directors, this is an information item. but it's also an item on which we can provide direction. so are there questions or comments for staff? >> i have a question. i know i've heard this report before. i know we do the double berthing of trains and i was wondering if it's because the train control system -- i thought the best advantage would be the train didn't stop twice in the same spot, stop once. does the control system not allow that to happen? we'd have to redirect passengers, the second or the first, but is our system limited? >> yeah. one of the things that we've been cautioned by some of our consultants is over customization of the product. double-stopping is a customization we have asked for and they have delivered. it's not typically used at other properties. th

the last time we had 1000 party is an importantaim of last time we had 1000 party is an important aimne. i do not think we are going to get there, the all—time record with january 1902. we could say are his getting these extremes because of climate change, but i wonder if we would have had the conversation about climate change had we been here, 1053 millibars back in 1902. probably not. i'm not linking the straightaway to climate change. very much the bed was —— buzzword at the moment. but we could be heading back to that sort of territory again this coming weekend. i will show you what the effects are of that honour weather. that would suggest that this is just weather. that would suggest that this isjust a normal weather. that would suggest that this is just a normal pattern because we are talking about the similar distance. it has a fairly normal pattern, other than we have not seen much of a high pressure to give us any sort of illness back —— any sort of thing like that. have you had any time to have to scrape your car this winter? none. it was a glorious start to the day across

reporter: what happened, how many times you met him, you said i guess i met him one time. can you look into it and just release the findings of whatever you look into, whatever you find? mr. mccarthy: let me release everything i know and everything i find. reporter: about mr. parnas a central figure in the impeachment. mr. mccarthy: done with your question? ok. this is the same question you've had every week you've asked me. i do not know the man. he came to the fund raiser, provided me money. i lirn head provided money from to the a fund. on learning that information we gave that to charity. if you come back next week you'll get the same answer. reporter: thank you, congressman. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for the third time in history, a president is on trial in the u.s. senate. the impeachment trial of president trump has begun. a short time ago, supreme court chief justice john robs was administered the

after time after time joe has talked about the need to cut social security.warren echoed sanders also on sunday telling politico this, as a senator, joe biden had a very different position on social security and i think everyone's record on social security are important in this election. >>> and casting aside their views, the 2020 democratic presidential contenders marched together standing shoulder to shoulder in honor of dr. martin luther king in columbia, south carolina yesterday. senators warren and sanders linked arms after their tense exchange at the last democratic debate. the two senators shared a warm greeting before marching toward the state capitol building for the annual civil rights rally held on mlk day. former vice president joe biden offered a handshake and a smile to senator sanders after he asked the sanders campaign to retract what he called a distorted video clip of his comments on social security. columbia's annual march commemorating dr. king started two decades ago against a rally planned at the time in support of the state house's conf

at the time prison was filled up.he had the side-by-side but when it was all said that, we we ended up being good friends. and it is a blessing to be here seeing him do this. i'm very hot of him. don't look back man. it wasn't nice there. we survived. continue what you are doing there. i am very proud of you. >> william, two-point of the corrections, what is the first thing you do. william: i would revamp the education department. in prison, education is first. in society for us is poverty. i would revamp the education department. i would start there. i would have more latino and black teachers. i would try more diversity. i would take six months off your time if you get an education. if they take time off, there's a garbage can. there's a shank over there, make the most of your time. you got to figure that out. and if you do that a few times, you get a year knocked off. if there is a knife over there and he's goes and gets it, then he removes the center and 20 days. i say take that same system and make it work in rev

a new decade, a time to reflect on the past, but also a time to work out how the united kingdom willwilkinson, bbc news. paramilitary groups who have been protesting against us air strikes in iraq have withdrawn from the perimeter of the american embassy in baghdad. the demonstration took place amid anger over us air strikes that killed 25 members of the militia — they were carried out in response to attacks on american military targets. jonathan josephs reports. the bitter struggle between the us and iran has again been playing out on the streets of iraq. a sizeable crowd of protesters and iranian—backed militias set fire to the perimeter of the american embassy in baghdad for a second day. but us troops have used tear gas and stun grenades to force them back. just some of the thousands of troops it has in the country. translation: this is not the first time the us have hit us. we will never move from here, i swear on god and on my life, until they leave here. translation: we are holding a sit-in for the souls of our martyrs until the departure of the american occupiers. iraq's mili

>>a little revenge i think on sunday the 49 ers are taking on the packers for the 8th time all-time inhe postseason the second time in the nfc championship and the second time this season that first match up that i just alluded to back in week 12 was one of the 40 niners signature wins this season, san francisco embarrassed, aaron rodgers and the packers with a 37 to 8 victory one of the worst statistical performances of roger's career. but remain bounce back the packers haven't lost a game since they finished the season, 13 3 earning the number 2 seed in the nfc and a first-round bye. and today, 49 ers head coach kyle shanahan said he expects to face a different version of the packers than the one the 49 ers beat so handily in november. >>we know it'll be different. i mean you know i want the game got away from them early >>i mean, that's that's definite that he might see this week. i mean everyone knows how good green bay is out of the coaching staff is how good the players are out of their quarterback is on it lost a game since then. so i mean i think that the real says year-old tha

you know the it was the times in the 1990 s. under the advice of western advisors. about reforming the economy they created the necessity of somebody like vladimir putin and i'm echoing something the demon just said there it's not really the person it is how history created someone of the necessary at the time and we. a president that is looking for years in advance how to move from the center of power that's not a power grab go ahead alex no it's not at all i mean as you correctly said the times created the man i mean the putin is a response he had to deal with the crisis of the 990 s. and i have to say this he did it very well the country is now a lot of stable it has stable political institutions it has a stable financial system and by the way we should stress very considerable growth in the economy since no i mean in fact transformed economy since the 1990 s. and a real to much real democratic activity in a real civil society so of course the time has now come to start to consolidate all that to build the institutions the demon restocking about to try to make fo

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transportation used to be a very happy time instead of a very painful time now. you've given a great explanation and you have great knowledge of the past of presidential earmarks. do you have any experience as relates to grants? when i think about congressionally directed spending, why do we have the same conflict and we talk about community block grants or other andts that congress funds moves forward. there doesn't seem to be that same negativity about it. >> i think dr. gosar is right. this is pork in a different package. benefits arese the widespread by the nature of the formula, it is harder for a member to attack. then an individual constituent to understand the benefits to the district did because your marks around specificrants are very and project oriented funding streams, it's easy for one person not necessarily to recognize the benefit to the district. whole, as a some other parts, a lot of constituents are going to benefit from this type of spending. , i amf the challenge typically not one for splitting hairs around naming things. it's not something t

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it's time for brunch.uthor of "grandbaby cakes." >> starting offer right when i had one of those cakes in the commercial break. >> delicious. >> right now we talk about new year's breakfast. this is a breakfast cake featuring two traditional foods that just might bring you luck in 2020 and we have three audience members digging in. go get in there, you guys. >> yes, they are. >> we wanted you to taste it. the bake and then, of course, the grandbaby cake. we're featuring collar greens from the south. >> yes. >> whoa, everybody. it's getting hot in here. >> you hit the jackpot. >> collard greens symbolizes money and bacon is in the recipe. in the pennsylvania dutch tradition, bacon, when pigs go rooting for truffles they're moving forward. >> progress. >> forward progress. >> yeah. >> so welcome to our forward progress breakfast, baby. let's get to it. >> be careful this. is hot. we are going to start with adding some onions, get that size sizzle, right? oh, my gosh. we have some peppers. we're going to get

that time and a half of pay? it doesn't force anything upon anyone. if you're a parent, particularly a single parent, that time off is a lot more valuable in many cases than just having a higher paycheck. there are other things we can do to encourage among employers with ms. silvani's case, i was thinking of my brother-in-law and my sister-in-law, he's a school teacher as well. in their case they had a paid sick pool leave. they had a daughter weighing a pound. they had to have extended time off. she was an hour away from where they were, and he had access to that. other workers were volunteering. i would love to see more employers, particularly larger ones say -- >> the gentlewoman's time has expired. >> thank you. >> i ask unanimous consent to yield one minute to representative lawrence who wants to thank her constituent who's on the panel. >> i want to say that it is very important that we understand the role of government and to thank all of you for coming out and each role that you play and adding light to t

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he runs a good office most of the time. i'm sure some of you have written once or twice and i didn't answer but we always try. we put a high premium on responding and we all should. we are public servants. they are public servants. that's our job, but i just keep trying, don't give up. [inaudible] same place at the same time, two hours apart what makes county a great journalist and then what makes senators in life partner? >> thanks, mom. >> you're welcome. she would have loved you i'm telling you that right now. the second part is what makes you -- i marvel at the ability to do some of these things. she loves her students and teachers two days a week and put real time and effort into that. shshe's writing a novel that has taken her years because at the beginning she's obviously a very accomplished journalist, wasn't sure the same skills would apply and i love calling her a novelist because she likes that so much, she does and she's earned it and she is going o sho do a number of things. what i said yesterday is the were wo

where was the time and distance? how come the police are saying, and they are not saying what weapon, there's implications of a bottle that no one else in the public or witnesses have concluded or said that there was a weapon involved. so we are very upset. now, that building on the corner there is mainly filled housing for parole and probation. so those people are very afraid and could be intimidated very much by the police if they try to say what they saw. so no time or distance, no charges. family is not allowed there. names withheld of the police officers. this is not how procedure is meant to be. using time and distance, a negotiator, we are chasing this man down the street, obviously he's having some kind of incident. this is not compassionate. it's not fair. it's wrong. and i do hope and pray that he survives this. his body was also laying naked on the dirt -- [off mic] >> thank you. next speaker. >> yes, i would like to make some comments about the shooting on saturday. specifically regarding some of the euph

ed: all the time. all the time. she gives me her ideas. always ask her when she is traveling not to tell people who she is. that never lasts. people have told me she applauds at the end of the safety announcement i do at the beginning of the flight. david: you travel on delta yourself. you fly coach? ed: i often fly coach. i find it more interesting back there. david: what about the legroom? ed: the legroom is fine. [laughter] what you find when you fly in coach is it is more entertaining so you don't worry about legroom, you see what is going on. that is where the real people are. that is where the party is. david: let's talk about running an airline generally. to be honest, a lot of people say if you want to run an airline or a big business, go to a good business school or work your way up to be a management expert and so forth, but you were trained as an accountant, which is a great profession, but some people would say the best managers are not cpas. ed: one think about accountants, i think they get a bad rap because they are all about

but certainly it will be wet from time to time we'll take a look at that entertain a 10 forecast all the way until february come up a few minutes all right. thank you from president trump's impeachments to gun control to health care east bay residents are discussing. >>the big issues in washington d some i town hall to and kron four's gayle ong is live in dublin tonight to tell us all about it gayle. >>them and again this was representative eric swalwell is first town hall of the year it was held here at dublin high school his alma mater but not all we're here to support the congressman. some cheered him. and jeered as representative eric swalwell took the stage thursday night among them and those supporting second amendment right foot is an assault weapon should ask you. >>it might grant owns guns unlimited and a plan he does not agree with representative swallows plans on gun control that impacts all of the people have the guns legally when he wants to do a buyback program is gun safety is one of my top priorities and i have a 2 year-old the one year old and in my personal time lin

serious time. >>well the law is named after gavin cladding who you see there. he was a close educator and he was killed by a hit and run driver back in 2018. the bill will now have to clear 2 senate committees before can get a final floor vote. we'll take a break at 8.52 coming up here on the kron 00:04am morning news, 9 ers and chiefs fans breaking down which city has better food is there really any question. of course the bay area's got better food, but we'll take a closer food, but we'll take a closer look com twith your go to ragtag group of misfits,ing somehow wins it all, movie. remember guys, glory lasts forever. bottle that confidence, mike. tonight, la quinta. tomorrow you triumph. actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profit

got the time up there.shville new year's music city midnight. >> i'm a little chilly. can you hold that? i've got to say, don't you miss new orleans as well? >> i love new orleans. it's like home. it's where i had my second date with my hub sprs and where you brought your man. it's a special place, but sometimes it's time to move on. >> we're going to go back, but we wanted to give another southern city a little love, right? >> no, i love nashville. i mean this is not just your honky tonk town. this is rock and frickin' roll. >> bay the way, i think they rolled the wrong tape when we did our ax thing earlier. >> in case you all missed it, earlier today we were on this what's called a pedal bar. like you're pedaling and you're drinking. it's a bar, and it's cute. you do it around town. so don pulls me off the pedal bar and says, i have a surprise for you. so he takes me -- wait for it -- ax throwing. this is a thing. i'm sure a lot of you at home have done it, and you're like, brooke, get with the program. s

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a president who time after time chose the path of lies and lawlessness.e this president's conduct or will we condemn it, mcconnell asked. will we change our standards or president. a binary choice, acquit or remove. a third option called censure. a formal statement of approval. it only requires a majority rather than a two-thirds vote. after bill clinton's trial ended in acquittal democratic senator dine feinstein contracted a censure receulation for her own party saying he deliberately misled and deceived american people. of course a censure resolution would require republicans to admit contrary to the the president's insistence, the president did do something wrong. it would state what republicans know but are afraid to say. we do not want presidents of either party to ask a foreign power to dig up information on a political reality. that's your reality check. >> thank you. >> i'm not sure reality for republican senators going forward. >> we'll see what happens today. a lot is changing this morning. thank you. "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for