it happened this morning in tipton county, that's outside of indianapolis. investigators say the pilot lost control of the crop duster-type plane and plowed right into the barn along a county road in tipton county. the pilot's okay and so is everybody on the ground, believe it or not. you walk away from that. >> let's look at the weather. it's still cloudy and gloomy outside. >> it is gray and gloomy and it may be damp tomorrow night as overnight a chance of drizzle materializes. you can see just how cloudy it is across the bay area right now. let's take a look at how things are shaping up tomorrow. we'll see some thunderstorm activity along the mid atlantic coast and some thunderstorms scattered across the north central states from the dakotas and across northern minnesota to northern michigan and in the interior west and maybe a few scattered showers in the intermountain regions and it will be hot in the desert southwest and across california tomorrow and maybe some showers and thunderstorms, too possibly north of the bay area and over the sierra. sunny an

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tipton: thank you mr. chairman. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from maine rise? ms. pingree: i wish to claim the time in opposition. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. pingree: thank you very much mr. chair. while i certainly appreciate the challenges that so many western states are facing right now with the drought and very frightening wildfires i need to oppose this. unlike many -- most programs in h.r. 2822, especially within the forest service, the base hazardous fuels program received a $10 million increase above f.y. 2015 enacted level. there is a reduction in h.r. 2822 to the biomass grant portion of the hazardous fuels program but i see nothing in this amendment that addresses that cut. we would all like to see increases in funding for many programs funded by the bill. chairman calvert has certainly been a strong advocate for robust wildland fire program including hazardous fuels. coming from the fire pro

tipton, is recognized as the designee of the majority leader. mr. tipton: madam speaker, across our country we are seeing a tale of two economies, and unfortunately through many of our rural economies we continue to see challenges. for the first time since we have been keeping records, we are seeing more small businesses shut down than there are new business startups. businesses across this country are suffering under the burden of $2 trillion in regulatory costs. why is this important? because we are seeing now the cost of a l omp af of bread and the costs of clothes for children and taxation by regulation that is impacting our ability to create jobs. when we move into my district in colorado composed of rural communities. 29 counties of colorado's 64th. 54 miles of the state of colorado. many of our counties are suffering from double-digit unemployment when it comes down to the real number. two counties that i would like to address this evening are being specifically challenged. on the west slope of colorado. one of the most beautiful places. resi

decision and to be allowed to submit pour the record a letter that i wrote as well as congressman scott tipton asked urging an appeal of this decision. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. enzi: i thank the senator from colorado for his insights. this is just the beginning of a process of eliminating coal mining in the united states. if they have to a -- a company that has their permit for eight years, mining coal, that permit took extensive permitting. now what they're saying they have to look at where the coal is burned and see what the impacts are. that has never been one of the requirements. it's one of those increases in regulation that this administration is fond of, it's designed to put things out of business to raise costs and i would ask unanimous consent that an article called the case for legislative impact accounting by economics 21 which is part of the manhattan institute also be included in the record following my comments. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. enzi: i yield the floor. the presiding officer: morning business is closed. under the previous order, t