up next, yakima is a big basketball fan, but why is alibaba's cofounder teaching a class to college basketballlayers? ♪ emily: a headline we are keeping an eye on today -- walmart may be ready to introduce its own subscription rate fast service. the website is reported to be launching the next few weeks and will be cheaper than prime. more on the story as it develops. turning now to alibaba. it is spending ipo money to diversify its business. the company has invested in everything from pharmaceuticals to peer-to-peer lenders and now alibaba is partnering with the ncaa and the pac-12 conference to stream the first men's season basketball game to be played in china. for more on what jack ma will be teaching the athletes, my guess join me. obviously basketball fans. jack ma seems very excited since he likes basketball. why the ncaa and the pac-12? guest: first of all, it is the pac-12. let me praise the commissioner for being a visionary. the chinese consumers, especially young consumers want exciting new content. our strategy is to bring the best in the world to china and bring the best of china

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care providers are trained in communities with a shortage of health care providers from spokane to yakima to our tribes. we know that training in rural areas is critical to keeping providers with an interest in rural practice in our high need communities. i'm pleased we were able to agree in a bipartisan way to sustain those investments and i hope to be able to do more moving moving forward. i'm pleased the president's budget maintains investments in other key programs that support rural health. the 340 b drug pricing program for example, provides drugs to eligible health care providers at lower costs. 26 out of my state's 39 critical access hospitals, that provide crucial support for rural communities participate in that program. similarly, they continue to support payment for rural health clinics and centers. in my home state and many others, these facilities make sure when, for example, a parent needs to take a sick child to the doctor or a senior needs follow-up care, it's easy to get treatment in their own community. we have to ensure they have resources they need. i want to express

colonel jeffrey passed away this april in yakima washington, at the age of 95, regrettably before this honor was bestowed. please join me in honoring the memory of colonel jeffrey, a remarkable american, for his outstanding service defending our nation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. clyburn: this week marks the 509 anniversary of head start, a wonderful success story that empowered 32 million children in america. unfortunately, the future of head start today expands a -- stands in grave peril due to misplaced priorities of the republican budget which cuts $759 billion from nondefense discretionary funds and will result in 35,000 fewer children participating in head start. house democrats want to embrace the future by investing in early childhood education and enacting universal prekindergarten. democrats strongly support president obama's initiative to fully fund