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. >>> fair skies prevail for us here in tokyo, with the weekend forecast looking good as well. jonathan oh joins us for the world weather, starting with the u.s. >> looks like we're still going to see temperatures way below freezing. and throughout periods, the daytime highs are going to moderate just a bit as we go forward in time. i want to mention that yes we have had some serious weather conditions and reporters. and that same low-pressure system. we are continuing to monitor that low as it moves toward the north and east because we have the possibility of seeing more winter weather for the region. the eastern portions of canada, as we go forward in time. it looks like a lot of the winter weather when it comes to the northeastern areas of the united states are starting to wrap up. though we may see flurries for areas in northern maine, also extending into portions of new york, vermont, and also to new hampshire as well. now, in the process of this low moving through the area and high back toward the west, we have a huge polar plunge taking place. a lot of cold air surging in

us. and seema verma, such a privilege to have you here. i had the honor of swearing her in this past tuesday as the 15th administrator of america's center for medicaid and medicaid services. she happens to be a hoosier. and she's one of the leading health care experts in the country. and she's going to do an incredible job for people all across this country. thank all these public servants. . see with confidence sema verma is going to help make health care great again. and i want to thank you so much for your service, sema. more than i could tell you. i'm incredibly proud. now it is a great privilege to be with all of you today back in this great sunshine state. last fall, thanks to all of you, thanks to your hard work, your support, and your prayers, the people of florida voted to make donald trump the 45th president of the united states of america. florida made a difference. and the president asked me to stop by, just to give his personal thanks. each and every one of you. hard-working americans, like all of you, were our biggest support

us. you're looking at snow in the is here with us. you're looking at snow in thr is here with us. you're looking at snow in th is here with us. you're looking at snow in the r is here with us. you're looking at snow in the forecast? >> that's right. in fact we've had multiple car accidents in michigan, ohio, and pennsylvania because of the snow. and now we've got this arctic low coming out from hudson bay, canada. a 30-degree temperature drop across a good portion of the northeast and mid-atlantic. in the first day. and now we're looking overnight lows drop back into the teens. wind chills in the single digits. tomorrow afternoon, highs, 10 to 20 degrees below average. the core of the cold air settles in. sunday morning, but the good news is, we will start to see moderation by the early to the beginning of next week, lester. temperatures go back up above normal. so the whiplash continues. >> al, thanks very much. >>> still ahead, detecting breast cancer. the major leap forward in mammograms that can reduce the fear, anxiety and unnecessary biopsies that can follow a false positive

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the people sent us here.ves, republicans that believe in what they campaigned on, and donald trump. they sent us here to drain the swamp. >> we've asked robert costa to hang out with us a while longer. and joining us is the senior politics reporter for "usa today." and a political analyst, as well. so robert, the president it is often noted is not an ideologue. a lot of his members are. they come to their ideological leanings honestly. a lot of them represent -- if you polled their districts, that's how their district would vote. these are some important members of the republican party in the house. is the white house prepared to do business this way? >> they may be getting ready to do business. it takes some time. when i spoke to president trump last week, late last week, he said he was surprised by what he called the anger within the congressional ranks of his party. this is a factional wonderland inside of the house gop, the tuesday group, the moderates, the freedom caucus, the hard liners, the leadership,

larry: that does it for us here. join us on news channel 8.gives its offshore teams 24/7 support from onshore experts, so we have extra sets of eyes on our wells every day. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> good morning, america. firing back, the fbi director james comey denies president trump's unsubstantiated claims that the fbi tapped trump tower at obama's request. his call to set the record straight. the white house responds right here on "gma" this morning. >>> developing overnight, north korea firing four banned ballistic missiles. the new threat from their leader provoke the trump administration and a swift reaction around the globe this morning. >>> caught on camera, a masked man attacks a woman working at a hotel captured on surveillance cameras stalking his victim and trying to drag her away. how this brave worker fought back of the one thing she did that helped put him behind bars. ♪ with the man in the mirror >> the abc news exclusive, the king of pop's oldest son, prince

i'm upset, oakland wants us here, everyone wants us here, just let us be here."while some raider fans aren't sure how they'll feel if a move happens...the owner of ricky's bar and grill says even if the team moves to las vegas...his bar will always be home to raider fans."it's not gonna change! it's still going to be raider central.... on them... support them totally." ( marty ) kron4 has you covered may happen next with the raiders. the owners meeting are set to start tomorrow in phoenix. kron4's mark carpenter will be there reporting live for us on any developments. while there are multiple reports a vote could happen, we are also tracking the possibility that it could get pushed back to the next owners meeting in may. ( marty @ landing ) in national news... after several long days and nights of political arm twisting, repeal and replace of obama-care is dead for now. house speaker paul ryan announced the controversial republican health care replacement bill was shelved. g-o-p leadership along side the white house had worked trying to appease members of the con

. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the ax attack inside a crowded train station. anti-terror police sweeping in. several injuries reported. a suspect under arrest. the unfolding scene in germany. >>> also breaking tonight, behind closed doors, the fbi director on capitol hill late today answering questions. was trump tower wiretapped before the election? what our team has learned so far. >>> bracing for a major storm tonight. the morning commute. rain, ice, snow, after high winds already turned deadly, and a ground stop for a time at a new york airport. >>> the new and emotional plea tonight. a grandfather coming forward after two teens are killed in the woods. one of them capturing evidence on her smartphone in the moments before. >>> and the hostage standoff inside a bank. new video tonight as the customers make a run for it, and the moment police make their move. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night, and we are following a developing story coming in tonight. police and specia

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thank you for joining us here for mornings on 2 i'm pam cook. >> good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson's right over there in his office. >> overall mostly sunny here today. might be a few clouds coming down from the northwest but temperatures will start to bump up ever so slowly. high will be in the 60s around the bay. >>> steve, good morning to you. traffic is going to be okay if you're driving on the altman pass. you can see westbound 580 traffic is going to be okay. there have been no major issues coming into the livermore area. off to a good start here. this morning does look quiet. this is a look at interstate 880. and the morning commute westbound bay bridge is like getting into san francisco. it's 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> investigators will be out in west oakland this morning after yesterday's deadly fire that killed at least three people and put many more out of their homes. >> yeah, the fire erupted early yesterday morning on san pablo avenue. firefighters still searching for one person who is unaccounted for. ktvu's jana katsuyama has more. >> reporter

we can accomplish what the voters sent us here to do. >> congress member, i want to move on to iraq.rike in mosul that ended up killing civilians. many of them women and children. i want to play for you what president trump said. >> we are doing well in iraq. our soldiers are fighting and fighting like never before. the results are very, very good. >> i don't know. congress member, that struck many as insensitive. he did not talk about the air strike that killed civilians. >> the fight we're in against these terrorists and enemy all over the world is serious and real and difficult. obviously when you have tragedies like these things, they happen. you are concerned about it. what i know is we have to stay on the offense and do the best we can to deal with the terrorist threat. i have not all of the full reports. i can't comment more than that. >> personally, do you think the president should address the fact that the air strike went awry? >> again, alisyn, i have not seen the details of what took place and what happened in the situation. >> you know that civilians were killed. >> it i

not only are they going to follow us here, they are going kill a lot of us here. one of the way save faith is to to -- i believe in it as much as i believe in the military budget. [applause] cement the question from jim from greenville i want you to change the hope -- health care to the same that you have. [applause] >> how many people want the health care i have? good comic you need to join the air force and served three years and you can get it. now, let's talk about congress's health care. remember when we passed the obamacare act on christmas eve that was jammed down our throats as republicans? i decided to opt out of government-sponsored health care just listen to me, listen to me. listen for this very question i decided to opt out of the system that congress allowed in virginia. i came back home like the rest of you a short white guy from south carolina. i went into south carolina obamacare system. my deductible went from $750 to $6250 and might premium quadrupled. i feel is healthy today as i was then so the bottom line is obamacare for middle class people

tam is off, nydia han joins us, here's what's happening. >> jury selection against for the man chargedrdering a pennsylvania state trooper during a 2014 ambush. >>> a dog attacks a police officer in southwest philadelphia who then is forced to use his weapon. >>> at&t customers couldn't

does it for us here on "good morning washington." gtria: >>> good morning, america. decision day. top white house aides issue an ultimatum from president trump. demanding a vote on the health care bill saying it's now or never. >> we'll see what happens. it'll be a very close vote. >> the house just hours from voting after a flurry of activity on capitol hill overnight. can trump close the first big deal of his presidency? >>> breaking news, two more arrests in that london terror attack overnight and new details about the suspect. a 52-year-old british citizen would converted to islam, isis calling him their soldier. >>> as the death toll climbs, what we're now learning about the american victim, who was celebrating his anniversary as thousands paid tribute overnight. >>> high school hero. the incredible moment caught on camera in a cafeteria. a

meantime, a lot of americans are wondering what does it mean for us. here is nbc's tom costello with some answers. >> reporter: tonight it's clear certain elements of obamacare are here to stay. people with pre-existing conditions will still be able to buy insurance. children 26 and under can stay on their parents insurance. there will be no lifetime maximum on insurance benefits. for anyone who pays for obamacare coverage, many more questions. ♪ in knoxville, musician gray is scraping by on less than $30,000 a year. born with a painful debilitating skin condition, he receives roughly $4200 a year in subsidies to pay for insurance. under the republican plan he would get $3,000 in tax credits to buy insurance. he only pays $1,000 in federal taxes. the government would give him a check for the balance. >> i don't really see a tax credit as being enough to offset the cost of buying insurance on the private market. >> reporter: under the republican plan, anyone 30 and under would get a $2,000 tax credit. 60 and older americans would get a $4,000 credit. there's

thank you for being here with us. good night from new york. s you might imagine, as you might be able to tell from my composure right now we have a big show tonight. we have here tonight live the former secretary general of nato. very much looking forward to that interview and discussion. we have congressman adam schiff tonight the top democrat on the house intelligence committee. we will be talking to him tonight as it is increasingly becoming the wisdom in the house intelligence committee into trump in russia is over, not that it's over because it's co

can see the communication here between some of the police officers as another ambulance goes behind us here. a number of tourists in the area, as well as thousands of quarts of office workers who work here. there are also a bunch of schoolchildren were looking completely bemused at the end of this road. they want to get down here to catch their boss, but there were being pushed back the other way. this whole area is being sold off. you're getting a pushback in traffic. there is still that crisp edge that you can feel at times from both of the terrorist attacks i covered that all the police and emergency service or to just tense around them, that tension is radiating out as they try to keep this area clear for emergency vehicles to come in. within a number of emblems is coming out. there's been some speculation here as to whether containing that is of interest. another helicopter directly above us, it may well be one of the cruise that is catching the images of what is happening on the bridges beneath us as well. obviously, huge amount of activity here as please try to establish what is happ

us all if they could. [crowd yelling] so here's what i'm going to do. i'm going to find a way to extract natural gas and oil from american-held territory to make us energy independent as quick as possible. [crowd yelling] i'm also going to invest in alternative energy to get us away from our dependence on fossil fuels as quick as possible. if iu don't see the need -- if you don't see the need for both, you're living in a bubble. if you don't see the need to increase our military, you're living in a fantasy land. and if you think they're going to leave us alone over there by just turning our backs on over there, then you're setting up another 9/11. [crowd yelling] questioner: this question is from larry from grier. the g.o.p. proposed health care replacement plan involves vouchers. doesn't that make it more difficult for the lower and middle class to afford adequate health care coverage? mr. graham: yeah. [applause] can i give you a little secret? i don't even know what the .o.p. plan is. [applause] [crowd yelling] let me tell you. did you all see rand pa

us. but here's the deal. applause] and here's the deal. this movement in this moment is led by our young people and for that i am so grateful. and this movement does he just have international women's day is led by our women. [cheers and applause] we always have been and we always will be. are you bugged that guys in the white house right now? yeah, are you peer >> we will leave this now. you can find it online at c-span.org. senate democrats will be announcing legislation on paid family and medical leave. we'll be hearing from senate minority leader chuck schumer and other senators as well. >> are you ready? okay, thank you everybody for coming. we are going to start on time and i'll be very brief. i'm going to have to go and i will turn it over to cure soon. as you know, democrats are working on

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and thanks for two more journalists for joining us here tonight. up next, tone and tenner. presidential historian and author is coming here as donald trump faces another new low in polling when the 11th hour continues. >>> the drums say we're back. we were going to do a whole introduction but we have wanted to have this woman in the studio with us for so long and we have so many questions for presidential historian and author. we're going to get to it. great to see you again and welcome. the last time i invoked your name was this day last week when health care went down, the president gave a statement from that desk in that oval office. as i said at the time, a room and a venue that's been used to extoll us so many times. think about the fdr years which you've chronicled, the johnson years but his tone was so dark talking about the inevitable collapse, not promising great things for american people and i'm wondering how it struck you. >> the most important thing the president does is to set an example and a tenner and a demeanor and most of the presidents through the worst o

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. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night, and we begin with the growing pressure on the white house and the fbi to show the proof of president trump's claim to president obama wiretapped him. and if there is no proof, to reveal that. fbi director, james comey, summoned back to capitol hill. meeting behind closed doors with members of the judiciary committee. one republican threatening to subpoena the fbi if there is no answer. another republican with an eye-opening the evidence. abc's mary bruce leads us off from capitol hill. >> reporter: tonight, for the second time in two weeks, fbi director james comey suppened to capitol hill. lawmakers demanding answers about president trump's explosive claim president obama had trump tower wiretapped. director comey, have you seen any evidence that president obama wiretapped trump tower? but asked that same question today, the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee had this extraordinary admission. >> we don't have any evidence that that took place. in fact, i don't believe just in

we will put them on the air here today. stay with us, just beginning, only an hour and a half into this. and it is supposed to be going on through noon. >> an hour and a half? only an hour and a half. also, now, live look at center city from our cbs-3 studios. we're on the air getting you through this storm. katie, meisha, our team of reporters, photo journalists, jim and i, everybody behind the scenes, we're on it for you. you. stay with us, we will be right my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >> nice wide sue, see how this storm is performing, it is huge, extends from florida all the way up the canadian border with the crux of the storm centered over our area right now with the heaviest moisture coming in the form every rain, some sleet, freezing rain, as well, of course, as a very heavy wet snow. lets talk about the expected snowfall, the forecast here, spec you might end up wi

my judiciary committee colleagues, those of us here and others, saw what the judge's clerks already know. the judge has an incredible legal mind and a humility that keeps him well-grounded. he's easily cleared every hurdle in place of him -- in front of him for this position. it leaves me then very stunned why there's this talk about a filibuster. it's quite clear that if he isn't qualified, then nobody is. and if you'd be filibustering a judge like this, it's obviously that you would filibuster anyone. so the actions by those who ant to filibuster is quite purely politics because if you're voting on his qualifications, it's a very easy yes vote. we're joined today, as i previously said, by a number of the judge's clerks. i've not seen anything like that in all the years i've been involved and it's a wonderful display what these people have been doing, not only with us here today, but in other places and in different venues around the country to support the judge. they are accomplished lawyers in their own right. their fierce loyalty to the judge says a lot about the type of person that

bob, thanks for joining us here. we want to share with you that in about 90 minutes from now, there will be this executive order unveiling or rollout at the department of hof hochof ho securi security. we're getting word tomorrow there will be a scheduled press briefing. let's keep talking about this big issue. amber, i want to bring you in here. democrat from connecticut, jim himes, was on "morning joe ". he was on the intelligence committee and was asked about some of these claims of the president. >> the president either lied with this wild conspiracy theory out of breitbart, did that and set the fbi director against him or if there is something here, it is likely to be that somebody in the fbi most likely at some point had probable cause to go to a judge and say we have probable cause against somebody in trump tower and give us a warrant. >> amber, has the president, the administration, boxed itself into a corner here? >> yeah, i think so absolutely. i think with voter fraud and with this, pahrump rum presiden ca

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we're going to move forward on the things the american people sent us here to do. we are going to work on another measure to reduce bad regulation. so far congress hasn't tendencies measures to the president desk. previously, congress did one of these. we are committed to rebuilding our infrastructure and military. we want this to be the last taxis and americans have to put up with the broken tax code. since i became speaker, i talked from ane need to go opposition party to being a proposition party and the governing party. it may take a little more time but we are certainly listening and we will get there. the way i would describe the meeting we just had with our members is we are going to work together and listen together into we get it right. it is too important. obamacare is a collapse in law, it is doing too much damage to families. we are going to get this right. in the meantime, we are going to do our other work begin your to do. -- here to do. >> i want to convey with the speaker just said. we had a very good conference. a conference that from a microcosm,

here? >> a friend of mine who used to live here recommended coming up to the tower. >> what do you think whenou see washington from this view? >> incredible. the history and the buildings, you don't get that back home. >> it is beautiful from any view. it is just a beautiful place. >> reporter: the tower stands just over 300 feet tall, with 360 degree views of the city. the washington monument at 555 feet is closed for repairs until 2019. >> i think it is great we can come up here. i heard the highest point in washington you can go right now. >> reporter: how did you know about this? it hasn't been advertised. >> my dad knew about it. >> fathers know everything. >> he does, though. >> reporter: would you recommend this? >> yeah. it is cool. i like it. >> reporter: right now it is only open thursdays through sundays. >> free tour, no ticket required, no reservations. >> reporter: he first worked here as a ranger in 1984. >> a spot a little bit near and dear to my heart. >> reporter: he says you're missing something if you don't go. tom sherwood, news 4. >> tom is up there on a nice day. things

i really want to thank leader pelosi for inviting us here today to tell our story. my name is kim goodlow. my son christopher is here today and his wife, jamie. and we live in hanover county, virginia. our family and our small business were saved by both the a.c.a. and medicaid. my husband and i along with his brothers own a small manufacturing company in hanover county that employs over 30 families and has been in business for 27 years. the a.c.a. saved our company over $7,000 a month. close to $90,000 a year. same employees, same plan. these savings occurred because of the law protecting those with pre-existing conditions. many of our employees and family members have pre-existing conditions. and two of these family members are our twin boys, christopher who is here with me today, and his twin brother, math thue, who was unable to attend. they were born with a genetic disease called tubular sclerosis. this brings me to the next part of our family story. medicaid. while chris and his wife, who both have developmental disabilities, are able to live in their own home

, not only are they going to follow us here, they're going to kill a lot of us here. here. so one of the ways to stay safe is to invest in the lives of others. i'm going to fight for this foreign aid budget because i believe in it as much as i believe in the military budget. [ applause ]. >> the question is from jim from greenville. i want you to change the health care to the same as you have. >> how many people want the health care i have? good. you need to join the air force and serve 33 years and you can get it. [ laughter ]. now, let's talk about congress and health care. remember when we passed the obamacare act on christmas eve that was jammed down our throat as republicans? i decided to opt out of government sponsored health care. now, just listen to me. listen to me because of this very question -- listen. for this very question i decided to opt out of this system that congress was allowed to be in in virginia. so i came back home like the rest of you as a little short white guy from south carolina. i went into south carolina obamacare system. my deductible we

wonderful to see so many of you with us here. our conference theme this year is recalibrating policy growth or policy for sustained growth. i think that is quite apropos given the topics that will be debated at our very first opening session. i'm delighted to invite our moderator for the session, the chief economist of core logic. the cochair of our planning committee for this conference to introduce our speaker. >> thank you so much stewart. it is a pleasure to of light -- invite peter navarro today. he is the director of the white house national trade council. has been the, he professor of economics and public policy at the university of california irvine for the last 25 plus years. i taught in san diego before that. he comes with a great deal of experience. join me in welcoming peter to the platform. [applause] peter: good morning. it is not church, good morning. i want to thank them for this kind invitation to deliver this keynote address. it is indeed a great honor. the broad topic i want to talk about is whether trade defic

i am thrilled that everybody could be here with us today. i want to give special thanks to administrator scott pruitt, secretary ryan zinke and secretary rick perry for your remarks. i told rick run it the way you ran texas. this is going to be a great operation and i'm honored to have all three and i'm really honored to have our vice president because mike pence has been outstanding. hasn't he been outstanding tax. [applause] together this group is going to do a truly great job in our country. we have a very very impressive group here to celebrate the start of a new era in american energy and production and job creation. the action i'm taking today will eliminate federal overreach, restore economic freedom and allow our companies and their workers to thrive, compete and succeed on a level playing field for the first time in a long time. it's been a long time. i'm not just talking about eight years, and talking about a lot longer than eight years. you people know probably better than anybody. thanks as well to the many distinguished members

for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope to see you again at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. a federal judge putting president trump's revised travel ban on hold just hours before it was said to go into effect. this is the second travel ban now halted. our chief white house correspondent standing by tonight. >>> fbi director james comey back on capitol hill. lawmakers demanding to know where is the proof of president trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him. what our team has learned. >>> critical condition? the white house battle to save the plan to replace obamacare. and tonight, the eye-opening new number. how many americans just signed up for obamacare. >>> hacking america. the fbi bombshell tonight. the justice department revealing an arrest, and tonight, the hunt for three others. russian spies among them. hacking into hundreds of

from all of us here, we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. night, breaking news.eadly shooting and standoff on a bus in las vegas. tonight, late details on this unfolding story. >>> what's next? after the stunning rejection of president trump's health care plan, who was behind the revolt and what it means for consumers now that obamacare remains the law of the land. >>> college dilemma. fewer applications to many u.s. colleges by international students. a climate of fear prompting some to stay home. >>> northern exposure. training with u.s. forces in a harsh place that could become the battleground of a future war. >>> inspiring america. he's training to become a neurosurgeon. yo

it's -- branches of government and has worked for 200 years and well help us here and keep in mind, the states, communicate, compromise, collaborate. keep those in mind. >> the u.s. senate continues to debate today on the nomination of healthcare consultant, verma and would be in charge of more than a trillion dollars in federal spending for the health care agencies as well as the children's health insurance program and the insurance market places created be 200 healthcare law. senators are expected to vote at 5:30 eastern. no thank you live coverage of the u.s. senate. here on c-span2. in the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black , will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. father in heaven, holy is your name. you brought light from darkness and order from chaos. you can bring order to our nation and world. use our lawmakers to fulfill your purposes. may they become your merciful hands to reduce the pain and discord in our world. use their daily experiences of joy and sorrow, pleasure and pain, victory and defeat for your gl

here. tony: it's just like prisoners of war, you know, all of us together. stephen: romo, a retired marine who led raids into iraq during the buildup to the gulf war, was deported by the very country he served, forced to live here after serving time in a us jail for selling drugs. tony: i miss the marine corps, i miss my country. my dad is over there, my daughter, my brothers. stephen: even so, romo's allegiance remains to the country he can see from his back porch, just beyond the border wall. tony: and it is a great country. and i'd defend it any time, i still would. stephen: we found dozens of us veterans now living in tijuana, veterans like armando scott, a retired marine. armando scott: all the deported veterans, i would bring them home. stephen: all of them non-citizens who served in the us military, dating back to the vietnam war. richard avila: i've never lived in mexico. i've been in the united states since i was one year old. how can they repatriate me to a country that i've never lived in? stephen: all of them deported for committing crimes classif

us. thank you for being here. and i know that all of you are preparing for spring practice so i truly appreciate you taking up your time from your schedule be with us today. also, mr. bolden, i know that you lost a loved win to a police encounter, and i want to extend my deepest condolences to your and your family for your loss. we cannot turn a blind eye to these incidents. we must bring communities to together to seize the moment and restore the sacred trust between law enforcement officers and the communities. doctor, want too thank you for being here. your expertise on the area of police and minority communities will add a great deal to this forum. i appreciate the attendance of all of our panelists and look forward to hearing your stories and discussing proposed solutions to these vexing problems. with that i yield to mr. conyers. chairman conyers. >> thank you. chairman elijah cummings and all my colleagues here. i want to particularly point out my colleague from detroit, michigan, brenda lawrence, for her fa