thank usm today is a very sad day in the history of america because we have on the floor probably the worst bill in recent times to come to the floor. that doesn't mean it doesn't have stiff competition from other legislation the republicans have brought to the floor. but this is the worst. because so many people are affected in such a negative way, and because trillions of dollars of impact on our economy have been voted upon without any hearing, without any hearing from the people who will be most affected by it. no hearings, no expert, no listening to the american people. yesterday our republican colleagues stood on this floor and voted for a g.o.p. tax scam that the american people opposed two to one. our republican colleagues stood on the floor and cheered, they cheered a bill that will raise taxes on 86 million middle class families. and hand a staggering 83% of its tax cuts to the wealthiest 1%. families. shamefully the republicans were shearing against the children -- cheering against the children as they rob from their future and ransack the middle class to reward the rich. s

the incident happened at a home on ought usm drive where vincent allegedly assault ed at the front door. charges are pending against a man who shot and killed his wife after a high speed chase. we're out here outside of the apartment complex where the shooting happened. the england run apartments in fredericksburg here. authorities say that man shot his wife just before 11:30 this morning. they say that he shot her three times in the chest before fleeg the scene. according to the sheriff's office there were also children in that apartment as well. and also according to the sheriff's office the man responsible led them on a chase down i95 and antibody os tell us that he and the wife moved here just two weeks ago. it's sad. it's very terrible. the kids about them. they have what, no mother, no father now? i don't know the facts about the story r. it's depressing. the neighborhood is not bad. but family disputes, things happen, but it's sad. now, after leading authorities on that high speed chase down i95, authorities say he was shooting at them as they attempted to pull him over for that

listen to usm to out there in the world, for them to listen to us in spain, europe, for them to know that the catalan people and catalan sentiment exists, and we have been forgotten. james: in october's disputed independence referendum, this polling station was the scene of chaos. the spanish police used force to confiscate ballot boxes. by contrast, this election is organized and orderly. everyone is getting the chance to vote. in barcelona's old city, the three morena sisters spoke 2-1 -- split 2-1 in favor of the pro-independence parties. "we have not tried to convince one another," she admitted. a retired maintenance man wants catalonia to become a republic. was voting for freedom in spain. marta says she wants the deposed pro-independence leader carles puigdemont to return. but in other, working-class districts, many voters take the opposite view. >> if they want independence , they should look for an island and go there. this is spain. catalonia is spain. >> i want to see a government that is anti-independence, because i believe if the others win, our economy will get worse. ja

usme minister, can you give a sure meant nothing creates a barrier economically or regulatory between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom? ms. may: can i think the honorable gentleman? the simple answer is, yes. there are already areas where there are specific arrangements between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. for example, the energy market. but we want to ensure there is no transport. that is exactly what we are working for. respectlso working to the constitutional integrity. i think we share those ends. >> douglas ross. >> the prime minister will be aware of scottish report issued yesterday, that up to one million consumers pay 30% more to persons delivered than the rest of the country. in my constituency this is a huge issue. in some cases, they refuse to deliver it all. can you tell me what the u.k. government can do to ensure we brexit strong, once and for all? ms. may: my friend's right to raise this issue and speak up in this way. i am sure he knows we do provide the united postal service five days a week at a uniform price. but there are commerc

is joining usm from what she didn't. you support this legislation, particularly -- from washington.upport this legislation, let's start with the repeal of the individual mandate. do you feel strongly because of tax policy or principle that you don't think the affordable care act was a good idea russian mark michael: -- idea? massivelybamacare drove up the cost of health care and compel people to buy products, figuring no one would want to buy them. the individual mandate is bad health care and good to get rid of. something that will pay for elements of the tax plan and has allowed it to be a better tax plan and one that can get through the senate and hopefully house. it is going to win both in terms andegislation, and tax health care. sherry: susan collins said she got commitments to pass the payments -- the bill on payments and also fund insurance be how do you feel about that? can you be on board if that is carried out on the sidelines? whatel: we will see happens with that legislation. there is a lot of work that needs to be done on what looks like alexander murray. those will be

usm could not come up with an agreement with them, and all they did is propose 1,000 people coming in ubers and lyfts and being dropped off in front of the place and saying, but there are buses and we're sure that our customers will just take a bus. but the hot dog thing is really what is irking everybody. it's not a restaurant, it's a beer pub that serves hot dog to get through that planning problem that they can't open a bar. so in answer to your second part of your question, i heard opposition from the neighbors that they depth want to smell it. if there's a way of not getting the brew smell into my neighbor's houses, there's no problem. they were hoping that the -- that light industry, that would be blue collar jobs, and that the local industry -- 'cause fort point, so give them benefit, they do train. they do have a way of getting up and a guy who comes off the street could eventually be a manager, so all of the manufacturi manufacturing and producing of beer, putting it in a container and shipping it out, is something we would support, and we haven't had a vote in the audience r

you have to join forces with usm whoever. i do not accept that. most syrian people do not accept that. do you think the sunnis, - do you ia assist think one side it more involved other.errorism than the >> no, i don't believe any side is more involved than the other. both guilty, they are fighting for a stupid notion. few thousand years ago who should have been the caliphate. even - we are t in 2017 and people are - i am more important things to discuss and argue to t than who is supposed have taken the place after jesus christ was gone. silly. honestly. it's silly. it's something - i think it's cultural. of lack of education in ll of the middle east region, because of authoritarianism. not just in syria, but the middle east. gets people, you know. uneducated people to follow leaders. and those religious, uneducated in ers wait for the people the mosque, and brainwash them. ideology that, ou know, any normal person, if he has not lost everything in his life would not adhere too. tell people, culture has a lot to play with. feel of people in the we

and then latee had 40 minute delays on the regional rails, the airport, usme of signal problems.t waiting to hear back from septa as to whether the carry over into the start of this morning's rush hour. >> bob, thank you.to 4:19. we're hearing the chilling 911 calls from washington state amtk train that crashed two weeks ago. dozens of help after the derailment left three people dead. many moret. angela was one of the 80 plus people on board when almost cars following onto busy interstate five. you canvoice as she tries to rey the information to the >> 911, what are you amtrak tran accident south of tacoma, north ofple are hurt. >> okay. i need to know where exactly you>> don't know. >> the ntsb is loo error, if any of the crew was distracted. now, one thing they do k technology that automatically slows the speeding train was us. >>> a power outage wednesday leaves hundreds at dark. the outage shutdown dozens of f hours,ons at the california including tune town, fantasy land. reportedly stranded on rides for at least 20 minute. the issues with transformer caused the power to go o

if you will, to try to maintain the timeliness that we have today and not get into delay situation usme have heard about. >> when we implement the i.t. portion, the veterans act, my bill, you think we will see improvements? >> absolutely. you're talking about automating original claims process, absolutely. >> very good. i yield to the ranking member for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have a few questions for general worley. before i do, this will be my last opportunity to do this because he's moving onto the next stage in his career. as with many of the members of congress, i have the ability to work with a military fellow who comes to our office for a year and helps us to better understand the issues on this committee, the other committee on which i serve, house armed services, captain mark waldon has given me faith in the quality of americans we are recruiting and enlist. we wish you much luck in these next steps in your career. it adds a little built to the urgency we have in this job and our responsibility to make sure we're following through in our obligations and comm

thank usm today is a very sad day in the history of america because we have on the floor probably the worst bill in recent times to come to the floor. that doesn't mean it doesn't have stiff competition from other legislation the republicans have brought to the floor. but this is the worst. because so many people are affected in such a negative way, and because trillions of dollars of impact on our economy have been voted upon without any hearing, without any hearing from the people who will be most affected by it. no hearings, no expert, no listening to the american people. yesterday our republican colleagues stood on this floor and voted for a g.o.p. tax scam that the american people opposed two to one. our republican colleagues stood on the floor and cheered, they cheered a bill that will raise taxes on 86 million middle class families. and hand a staggering 83% of its tax cuts to the wealthiest 1%. families. shamefully the republicans were shearing against the children -- cheering against the children as they rob from their future and ransack the middle class to reward the rich. s

that really do mean the world to us. life—saving organ transplants that really do mean the world to usmow, which is live loudly, donator proudly. it's is live loudly, donator proudly. it‘s about having the conversation with your loved ones, making sure you know their wishes about organ donation. at the end of the day, they are the ones who make the decision about whether to donate your organs or not, if that situation arises. and that you are so much more likely to say yes to donation if you know what your loved one would have wanted. it‘s not like you are making the decision yourself. you are just carrying out someone else‘s wishes, and that‘s what the campaign is all about. and trying to get it onto the education system so people can learn about it from a young age and realised it doesn‘t have to be a scary conversation. it‘s something that needs to be normalised and talked about a lot more. you are an inspiration and we are delighted for you. we are very pleased you took the time to talk to us. you have a levels coming up in the summer. good luck with those. hopefully we will talk to