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and the thing thing the bill does is address threats like ebola and zika to authorize $250 million in funding for infectious disease program so barda can invest in new research. the bill we're considering is the process of months of committee work in both the house and senate and i want to thank all of the staff members and all of the organizations, everyone who has been involved and all the members who have participated whether it's in subcommittee or committee hearings on this bill. examining our response to threats, i think everyone -- i thank everyone involved for their dedication and commitment. to make sure we have the procedures, the resources and support in place to protect our fellow citizens. from public health and national security threats. i can be the emphasize enough how critically important it is to re-authorize pahpa, we have duty as members of congress to keep americans safe and secure. this bill is an essential component of accomplishing that goal. i urge all members spo -- to support this critical bipartisan piece of legislation. i reserve the balance of my time. th

but who is running against a moderate and has been running away like donald trumps as if he was a zika>> the candidates matter, and in races where you have very good candidates, like you do on the democratic side in texas, you have a very charismatic candidate in o'rourke -- >> i am curious, do you think he's going to hraolose? >> no, i think he's in for a tough race. there are two ways to run a race. you can run unopposed or scared. you need to run scared, and ted cruz should be running scared and o'rourke is a compelling candidate, and that's an instance where the president is being begged to come into texas and help out, and in certain states the president is going to help you out a great deal and in other states not so helpful. if you ask the president to come and campaign for you in downtown boston where presley just won, or cortez won, he's not going to help you, clearly. >> anna, what about president obama now entering the stage? as a republican, as you are, do you think that helps or does it somehow just gin up the trump base to make them more activated in turnout? >> look, i d

zika, john, thanks very much for joining us., 80 points. 26,700. >>> after the storm the carolinas still recovering from florence. more flooding expected this weekend. that is amazing. details coming up. >>> roller coaster ride for canadian marijuana grower tilray. here is the question, are pot stocks like tilray a good long-term investment or just a trading play? we'll discuss after this. stuart: check the market very frequently for you. we're at record territory. we're at 26,700. connell mcshane at the new york stock exchange. give me the mood. it has got to be excitement, surely. reporter: if you're not in good mood now, stuart, you have to check yourself. a lot of positivity. why wouldn't there be, record after record being set here. things could get a little wacky on the floor tradingwise. you have a couple things going on, quadruple-witching, simultaneous expiration of futures contracts. always make things more volatile. what we'll see is huge rebalancing of indexes. so if you look at s&p 500 tech stocks, big names like a

budget for afghanistan in 2002 was, on zika questioned as people because you don't believe it, $1 million. we got rid of the taliban and then we had all kinds of ideas about what is going to happen in afghanistan and we decide to spend $1 billion to do it. it didn't work. president bush got drawn into sort of nationbuilding. president obama, as was mentioned earlier, made a decision to put additional troops into afghanistan but at the same time made the horrible decision to set a deadline, thereby giving the taliban a deadline as to how long we had to fight before they're going to win. that continued to 2014. so why is the united states still in afghanistan? in my view we are still in afghanistan because we have done it wrong so much. why do we need to stay? because it's a dangerous for afghanistan as was evidence with the attack on the world trade center and other actions that can come from afghanistan. we need to be there for that reason, and i believe we have historical responsibility because of the huge mistakes we made in the 1980s, and 89 in that original abandoning afghanistan and

the bill increases funding for the septemberers of disease control and fights zika virus and provides vital funding that will benefit seniors that includes $5 million to help holocaust survivors and their families. i represent the largest holocaust survivors in the united states and we are losing more and more. allowing them to live with dignity, it's critical. i would be remiss this bill will help us shine a light on inhumane separation policy perpetrated by this administration. this legislation includes members of congress immediate access to imgation detention centers. we must remain committed to seeking justice for families who have been torn apart at our borders. they have we have been stopped to immediately access these detention centers and this amendment when it is signed into law will allow us to conduct oversight as a co-equal branch of our government. mr. chairman, more importantly, before yielding back, i want to thank chairman rodney frelinghuysen. it has been an honor to serve with this gentleman in the truest sense of the word. he has done a remarkable job serving his c

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cook eventually fell for zika 1a7, he made one.e wickets down. scotland got a much—needed win over albania in their opening uefa nations league match. they took the lead at hampden park thanks to this own goal from steven naismith‘s header. naismith definitely got the second in a 2—0 win. they're now top of their group on goal difference. harry kane will be rested when england play switzerland in a friendly tonight. england have been on an upward trajectory under gareth southgate, but saturday's defeat to spain was their third in a row and no england side has ever lost four on the spin. it's a record that southgate is eager to avoid at the king power stadium tonight. to play three teams of the quality we've played in the last three matches is a very rare occurrence in international football, so we have to focus on our performances, improving as a team. we said the world cup was... that finished, so if we're going to do that from a positive point of view, so, in our camp, we've got to do that in terms of the results moving forward a