upton, is recognized. mr. upton: mr. speaker, i might inquire as to how much time i have remaining on my side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. upton, has 13 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from new york has 13 minutes. mr. upton: i yield to the gentleman from michigan, again, an original co-sponsor of the bill, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. >> i thank the gentleman from flint, mr. kildee, for his leadership in this matter, for raising our attention to this and i'd also like to thank chairman upton for his leadership, for the michigan delegation and bringing us together and putting aside any partisan differences to address a need of our great state and also for the children and families across our country. mr. bishop: i have spent my entire life in the state of michigan. i was born here, raised there -- excuse me. many generations before me the same. born and raised in michigan. my family, my current family, my wife and my kids --

upton, is recognized. mr. upton: mr. speaker, i might inquire as to how much time i have remaining on my side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. upton, has 13 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from new york has 13 minutes. mr. upton: i yield to the gentleman from michigan, again, an original co-sponsor of the bill, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. >> i thank the gentleman from flint, mr. kildee, for his leadership in this matter, for raising our attention to this and i'd also like to thank chairman upton for his leadership, for the michigan delegation and bringing us together and putting aside any partisan differences to address a need of our great state and also for the children and families across our country. mr. bishop: i have spent my entire life in the state of michigan. i was born here, raised there -- excuse me. many generations before me the same. born and raised in michigan. my family, my current family, my wife and my kids --

upton, is recognized. mr. upton: mr. speaker, i might inquire as to how much time i have remaining on my side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. upton, has 13 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from new york has 13 minutes. mr. upton: i yield to the gentleman from michigan, again, an original co-sponsor of the bill, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. >> i thank the gentleman from flint, mr. kildee, for his leadership in this matter, for raising our attention to this and i'd also like to thank chairman upton for his leadership, for the michigan delegation and bringing us together and putting aside any partisan differences to address a need of our great state and also for the children and families across our country. mr. bishop: i have spent my entire life in the state of michigan. i was born here, raised there -- excuse me. many generations before me the same. born and raised in michigan. my family, my current family, my wife and my kids --

. >> reporter: october 50th charles upton last saw his daughter mizzy alive.he 32-year-old native american actress was at the height of her career. recently starring alongside merrill streep in august. >> movie reel: are you a legend. >> yep. >> reporter: her break out in 2008, when she appeared in the film "frozen river." >> there's free trade between nations. let's go. >> reporter: but there was a dark side to misty, not that many knew about. >> she would use alcohol and have psychotic episodes where her before changed. >> reporter: her father said she behaved differently on the day she went missing. charles said the daughter was drinking heavily outside her home. with misty upset and erratic. charles called the police for help. >> i'm going to let them take me. she said don't worry about me. >> after police arrived charles was ordered back inside while officers searched the apartment. she needed to be in hospital. and they just said well, we'll bring her to the hospital. we'll keep an eye out for her. >> did the police do everything they could to leect the

upton: mr. speaker, michigan has had sufficient tough -- some tough times lately. flint and now kalamazoo, which was rocked this past weekend by just a terrible random act took six e that lives. so i rise today with my michigan colleagues to offer support and encouragement for the victims, friends and family -- victims' friends and family. we should continue to keep their in hear -- them in our hearts in our minds, and i want to thank the countless folks on front lines who helped prevent this fradge from even being worse. the swift actions of those on the ground deserve to be commended. particularly the sheriff from kalamazoo county, led by sheriff richard fuller, kalamazoo public safety cheefer, jeff -- chief, jeff hadley, and the mayor. i would ask my colleagues and those who hear this message across the country to pray for the families of the six victims and the recovery of the two injured, including 14-year-old abigail of battle creek, who is fighting for her life and tiana of richland township who put herself in front of two children and was shot multiple time

buthe clintons aren't giving upton grate state. volunteersreoing door to door. her sur inhiefill clintonack in the state where he was labelled the comeback kid that catapulted him to prez denlcy. >> this is 1992 on sterds. you need to respond on steros and you'll never regret it. >>epte.trails bernie sanders. women on the attack trying to >> there really isn't any kd forei policy netrk that is supporting and advising senator saers. >>epor sanders firing back on the trail i new hampshire. >> warn iraq, i was rig on th issu llary clton wrong. >> reporter: hailing fro neighboring rmont, sanders is leading clinton by double digits in theest polls but clinton has proven experience her ging her own comeba i 2008 beating baracobam >>>aturyenat sanders made a quick detour in torks a o "turday nige" alongside the host, his doppelgaerarry david. >> madam ail bright was doi a interviewith secretary of ste. she said there's special place in hell f women who don't help tt's unfortuna i think women shou meould help men, men shouldelp n. we're now talking abou the presidt of t

when justin upton -- wind gusting up to 40. temperatures in the low 30's to mid 30's, down to the south. look at these wind chills in the morning. then back down into the single digits tomorrow night, even though the wind won't lighten. temperatures will be even colder around 10 to 15 for lows. the record low as to below zero. the windchill single-digit, sunny on sunday, a wintry mix. for a time in the morning hours, travel issues will be decreased. we switch over to rain, and it looks like a rainy monday night and a really rainy early tuesday. >> we are getting used to these brief moments of snow and then it is gone. >> these have just been little nuisances more than anything else. no major things. monday morning we may see an issue, and then it clears up quickly. >> the thing is the cold this weekend. >> do not forget your pet. a triangle man becomes more and more frustrated. we're talking over six months, see slide, and what happens when diane wilson uninvolved. -- got involved. it is just kind of gray outside. i thought it

holds the epa accountable for keeping the public informed in the event of high lead levels as chairman upton said yesterday this bill should not be necessary but it is the people of flint can find a distraction by watching one of their own who has gone on to do great things.. and the town is always on the mind of the iowa state star who calls it home... channel 13's justin surrency has the story. "i know how rough and tough flint is so i just try to play with that edge."for morris...home is where the heart is... "everytime i lace up here i'm respresenting flint..."right now his family and hometown are experiencing heartache... "it's rough right now. the water isn't good to drink. to shower some people are using bottled water."in april of 20-14 under the control of a state appointed emergency manager the city temporarily began drawing it's water from the flint river in a cost saving measure while a new water pipeline from lake huron was completed... "the water changed and they opened up the water tower and it was pure yellow. it looked very bad."after nearly 2 year's of denial the state's dep

congressman fred upton said the system let the people of flint down at every level. >>> if you have diabetes going to the big recession is like seeing your neighbor win the lottery. right? just because you cannot eat certain foods does not mean you still should not enjoy others. holly has a list of diabetics super foods that are both healthy and delicious. >> in the fruit category, super foods are berries. blueberries strawberries blackberries, deliciously sweet and good for you. loaded with antioxidants, fiber and vitamins. skip the regular potato and go for the sweet potato. on your sweet potato, some studies show cinnamon can glycemic index. spinach and kale and brussels sprouts can strengthen nerves that maybe damaged. even those -- even though tomatoes are fruit they are rich in vitamin c and e and iron and they can help reduce the risk of heart disease. rounding out the super bowl buffet table, rich in fatty acids and omega-3 like salmon and tuna can reduce inflammation or stroke. but don't fry it or it doesn't count. >>> good ideas there and tossing it over to meteorologist tim studeb

clinton's visit designed to resonate with her base in south carolina critical if she loses new hampshire. upton granite state. volunteers are going door to door. her surrogate in chief bill clinton back in the state where he was labelled the comeback kid that catapulted him to prez denlcy. >> this is 1992 on steroids. you need to respond on steroids and you'll never regret it. >> reporter:.trails bernie sanders. women on the attack trying to pin sanders as weak on foreign policy. >> there really isn't any kind of foreign policy network that is supporting and advising senator sanders. >> reporter: sanders firing back on the trail in new hampshire. >> war in iraq, i was right on hillary clinton was wrong. >> reporter: hailing from neighboring vermont, sanders is leading clinton by double digits in the latest polls but clinton waging her own comeback in 2008 beating barack obama. >>> saturday senator sanders made a quick detour in torks a peer on "saturday night live" alongside the host, his doppelganger, larry david. >> madam ail bright was doing a interview with secretary of state. she said ther

co-sponsor of the bill congressman fred upton said he wishes the bill wasn't necessary. he says quote, "the system let the people of flint down at every leve and that's unacceptable." that's unacceptable." tim: a senate committee held a hearing on the zika virus this morning the director of the centers for disease control and prevention and the director of the national institute of allergy and fectious diseases are both set to testify. senators will also be discussing emergency 1- dollar funding request to fast- but one republican leader says the c-d-c and the n-i-h don't need additional money, since there's a surplus against t ola. jenna: the air. shelelng out less money on airline days. the transportation partment says domestic airfares have dropped to a six-year low. airline ticket prices fell by more than six- percent in the the average price is now about 372- dollars. expansion of low-cost airlines and plunging jet fuel costs are big drivers of the change. tim: morgan stanley has agreed to pay 3-point-2 billion dollars for its rolelen the subprime mortgage hououng c

host: the dan kildee bill is supported by fred upton. what other legislation may be in the works on the house side in terms of dealing with the flint rye sis? guest: on the house side, just like the senate side they've been working on the money side to get money to flint to help out on this. the democrats would still like to get there, get some hundreds of millions of dollars to flint to help them get through this and eventually replace their lead pipes or repair them to a point where the lead isn't a problem anymore. so that might come down the line especially if the senate acts first on that. but for now this kildee bill, kildee and upton bill is sort of the first action of the house -- first action the house is taking on flint. also the house democrats today are doing a hearing into the crisis, their main witness is going to be karen weaver, the mayor of flint. that's a hearing to sort of figure out what went wrong and who is responsible. michigan's governor rick snyder was invited to that hearing but he declined an invitation and ref

we have a packed show coming upton at -- tonight at 6 including breaking news on the wynn casino in everett. construction put on hold indefinitely. and how a local hospital is hoping to heal he traumatic >>> many of you have it marked the 88th academy awards are sunday night and a photographer is once again having a little fun with the nominees. for the 5th straight year maggie dressed her kids up to recreate scenes from the films up for best peck tier see scenes from the martian revenant and even mad max. she post all the pictures on are good sports. we have much more still ahead the news at 6 starts right now. >>> live from the wbz studios in boston wbz news at 6 starts now. >> a serious tomorrow system head our way spun tore fadeos in the south and snow in the midwest and in few hours heavy rain and really strong windser. >> what roller coaster round one with the snow and ice and rain. >> and tonight round 2 heavy winds and possible thunderstorms and we have problems for the trees out there. let's go to eric fish here is keeping an eye -- fisher who is keeping an eye on the storm. >> off

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. >> it is shaping upton three man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz, headingtuesday's caucuses in nevada. >> wow. >> rubio pick up the endorsement of dean heller, could be key in his effort to become the choice of establishment republicans. >> the democrats do not want to run against me. but i cannot wait to run against them. >> ted cruz is hitting the grounds hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish south carolina, where he lost the he evangelical vote to donald trump. >> it is becoming cheer err and clearer we are the one campaign to beat donald trump and indeed the only campaign that has beaten donald trump. >> his supporters a grow. >> he will do the best to save our country but more than that he is going to save our constitution. we're going took back to the constitution. >> senator bernie sanders also look to go rebounds from a tough loss in nevada to hillary clinton. he attended church services in south carolina sunday, trying to court black voters, the democrats have their next contest this saturday, in the palmetto state. danielle

already we are seeing action coming out of woonsocket, rhode island, upton on the way to hop t here. many more popping up. one little downpour. here is a look a as we go ut. the main action kind of enters western mass around midnight and starts to move eastward. these are downpours. thunderstorms lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds. the whole area from-wiser to 3:00. as we get to the morning commute. reaction shifts to eastern massachusetts and eventually to southeastern mass and cape cod. so the later in the morning commute you are, the better off you will be boston north and west. by in the of the commute. most of the action should be slid sliding offshore of cape cod and the islands. all right. there is another look at boston. look at that temperature. 55 degrees. 22 miles per hour. there is the 64 right now in hartford, connecticut. only us still cold. has not warmed up there. wherever it has warmed up. the wind has kicked up. gusts to 45 now in worcester. sweaterring to build a lift here. we have wind that continues through 7:00 p.m. then behind the storms this. the wind will be

i would say that chairman upton, chairman walden and chairman thune and ranking member nelson in the senate and ranking member pallone in the house as well as the judiciary committees bipartisanly have written things to the fcc that in my day would have gotten a different response. at least that was my experience, that it got different responses. but i think congress has been doing its job doing its oversight. how responsive the fcc has been to that pressure, sometimes yes with, sometimes no. >> we can at least sort of glimpse the end of chairman wheeler's term, you know? it's not over yet, but it's coming. how do you think he's going to be remembered as a chairman? what do you think can his lasting legacy's going to be? >> guest: well, i think he's a very able and very smart man, and i think he has very clearly in mind what he wants his legacy to be, and he is sort of no respecter of industry. he's going after that. and sometimes in the face of real congressional criticism. that's not necessarily a bad thing. it's what he, it's what his agenda is that he's pursuing. my own sense is

than what we had today because of cloud cover and also the rain metal roof in the afternoon, carol upton rumbles of thunder with that either. it's all because of this storm system that's developing cross southern illinois and eastern missouri if you travel on the tennessee river valley and which are area by mid morning thinking around 10:50 am "the mountains. the highlands back to the mountain empire original blue race by noon to 1 pm and continue to needs the east you can see the leading line of the rain will be heavy effective fall heavy at times before it exits by the late afternoon and evening. the actual frontal boundary of the group until 10 or 11 pm morrow night clouds linger for the start of the week so. rainfall amounts ranging anywhere betweeartequgema unap to a half of an inch of the majority of the rainfall across the high winds and that is why there is a flood watch in effect starting some more morning and continued until 7 pm on monday with the potential of things localized flooding already have a lot of snow melts food can be additional runoff from the snow with the heavy

i want to also thank chairman upton, ranking member pallone. i want to thank chairman whitfield and ranking member rush and ms. matsui, mr. pompeo, mr. dent and mrs. capps, all for supporting this important measure. this bill updates the d.o.e.'s energy conservation standards to keep up with innovations that have taken place over the last decade in household and commercial lighting. while the latest lighting may look similar on the exterior, it actually runs on new and exciting technology. and frankly, as you've heard from the other speakers, we need to update our regulatory scheme to keep these innovations going. specifically, when the energy and commerce wrote the energy policy and conservation act of 2005, it directed the department of energy to develop a conservation standard for external power supply products. because of the inadvertently broad definition, we created for external power supplies, emerging l.e.d. drivers were swept up into a standard that, as you've heard so eloquently from the other speakers, just doesn't make any sense. th

the heavy weights in the cloud, jer lander with upton.ymond green making his first all-star appearance and participating in the skills challenge. he was matched up with carl anthony towns. he could eliminate towns if he could make a 3-pointer. towns prevails. >>> in the 3-point contest as expected, it was dominated by the two warriors sharp-shooters, klay thompson and steph curry. devon booker made it into the finals but he wasn't a factor. steph made his first seven shots. he totaled 23 for his effort in the finals. it was then up to his teammates to try to pop his number. klay thompson even hotter than steph. 19 of his 25 shots in the final round. and he edged out his brother with 27 points. the trophy stays with the warriors. >> the fact i gotta go up against steph in the finals again, like dij@ vu, last year. that's a daily thing we do, man. we love to shoot against each other. i never been on a team with someone who shoots it better than me. so it's a privilege to work with him every day. he makes me that much better. it's just excit

co-sponsor of the bill congressman fred upton said..."i wish this bill was not necessary, but it is. the system let the people of flint down at every level, and that's unacceptable." a senate committee will hold a hearing on the zika virus this morning. the director of the centers for disease control and prevention and the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases are both set to testify. senators will also be discussing president obama's emergency 1- point-8 billion dollar funding request to fast-track a vaccine. but one republican leader says the c-d-c and the n-i-h don't need additional money, since there's a surplus from let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. today: mostly sunny, with a high near 65. south wind around 5 mph. tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 38. southwest wind around 5 mph. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 66. southwest wind around 5 mph. friday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 38. west wind around 5 mph. saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 61. n

cosponsor of the bill, spend fred upton said i wish this bill is not us -- necessary but it is. they let the people down in flint and that is unacceptable.>>> the cases of the zika virus have gone up all across the world tonight.>> steve and as reports. >> reporter: there are growing concerns as the zika epidemic continues to spread around the world. >> this is an unprecedented phenomenon. the evidence that zika is related to microcephaly get stronger.>> reporter: on thursday, the national testified on capitol hill where congress is considering congress's $1.8 billion request for emergency funds to fight the disease.>> is this enough? >> reporter: we think that will cover for the next one or two years, but there is a lot that we do not know. saying that they are most concerns -- concerned about the more truck of -- tropical parts to the us.>> we may see hundreds of thousands of zika cases and puerto rico. >> reporter: researchers are already working on a vexing. >> we will go into clinical trial for this vaccine sometime in late summer. i hope that after several months, we will

rapidly approved the coast around daybreak and then severe weather and late in the day, this sunset from upton beach, and this one from andrew deeze. this was sky tower this morning at 3:00 and the storms are still well off the coastline. but they rapidly moved to the east and northeast and they approached the coastline, produced heavy rain around tampa bay with areas of severe weather south of us, and rain lingering for a time. we did have a couple of tornadoes confirmed and no severe weather to speak of, it was all south and east of us but without a doubt the heaviest here are the stats, there was a tornado in duet last month pretty much in the same spot. wish visual observation from workers in the area, no damage it moves across an open field, and the good folks at the weather service in tampa took a trip north. an ef3, and of the homes damaged five had major damage and eight vehicles were moved, picked up and put in other spots. that is how much wind there was in charlotte county and that was between 1:22 and 1:25 this afternoon. now all of the severe weather is gone, and this is the same

maybe he'll become the secretary of transportation, because like kate upton, he can't stop traffic. not because he's beautiful, it's because he's brown troutal governor. >> he's beautiful. every person is beautiful in their own way. >> joanne, yes, they're going to go after trump. but this is what voters love to do, go after the rich guy. but they do it to any republican. it worked on romney, but maybe because he didn't fight back, right? >> i think wet're going to see more not attacks against trump but more people like chris christie going so his side. because it's better for their careers, i think long-term, if they have this man in their corner. and truthfully, with christie, he maybe likes trump a little bit. but you know what is stronger is his dislike of rubio. >> does anyone know why? >> it all goes back to when christie was getting traction in new hampshire, getting up into the teens, which was a big deal, that rubio's super pac hit him. he had a glass jaw. it was all over. he will never forgive marco rubio for that. look, if if you're chris christie, you have a choice. sitt

the heavy weights in the cloud, jer lander with upton. draymond green making his first all-star appearance and participating in the skills challenge. he was matched up with carl anthony towns. he could eliminate towns if he could make a 3-pointer. towns prevails. >>> in the 3-point contest as expected, it was dominated by the two warriors sharp-shooters, klay thompson and steph curry. devon booker made it into the steph made his first seven shots. he totaled 23 for his effort in the finals. it was then up to his teammates to try to pop his number. klay thompson even hotter than steph. 19 of his 25 shots in the final round. and he edged out his brother with 27 points. the trophy stays with the warriors. >> the fact i gotta go up against steph in the finals again, like dij@ vu, last year. that's a daily thing we do, man. other. i never been on a team better than me. so it's a privilege to work with him every day. he makes me that much better. it's just exciting to come back to oakland and back-to-back years for the splash brothers. tonight

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though it worked out for the mop -- i hear he is dating kate upton. up front with you and admit that, occasionally, we get paid to feature a sponsor's product on the show. but i have the same high standards for product placement as i do for appearing nude on camera -- it has to be integral to the plot, or i have no choice. and tonight one of those things is true. but i think we have managed to make it so organic, you might not even notice. on a completely unrelated note, i am feeling a little thirsty right now. you know what would really hit the spot? my favorite beverage... the 2016 mini clubman! taste the steering wheel! with six doors and a massive trunk, the clubman is the biggest mini ever. in its surprisingly spacious interior we can fit: civil war re-enactors from opposing sides. that is two confederate soldiers in the front, because they started it, and three union soldiers in the back. they're five brothers from the same family, which is extra tragic. but there is a happy ending, because there is so much room in the clubman, they do not need