mr. young: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. congress established alaska native settlement trust in 1988, to provide permanent health ed -- health, education, and welfare benefits to alaska natives who were among the most economically disvanged population in the united states. unfortunately, mr. chairman, the tax code has many cases impeded the creation and funding of the settlements. as a result, alaska native settlement trust have not been able to function in the manner congress originally intended, to provide benefits for alaska natives. to remedy some of these tax issues, i have sponsored h.r. 3524, which permits alaska native corporation to deduct contributions to the settlement trust. the provision of h.r. 3524 were not included in h.r. 1 and the tax bill also adversely increases the tax rate from 10% to 12%. this would make it more difficult for the alaska native trust to provide long-term benefits to alaska natives. i request that you include the provision of h.r. 3524 in the final conference rep

young it's always good to have you on the show fascinating insights thank you. german chancellor angela merkel has condemned a knife attack on a small town mayor police say the suspect may have been motivated by anti foreigner sentiment fueled by an increase in the number of migrants and refugees in the country a small bandage on the mayor's neck covers the superficial wounds he suffered during a knife attack on monday evening and today asshole stein was in this case shop when he was approached by the attacker a fifty six year old german man that's just done it in order so he came up to me and asked are you the mayor. then without another word and he drew a knife. he said would you let me die of thirst yet you bring two hundred refugees to out and. then he was standing behind me with his knife at my throat because two years ago the city of alternate through its mayor decided to accept one hundred more refugees than germany's distribution plan requires for this mayor whole stein was awarded the national integration prize by german chancellor angela merkel state p

mr. young: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. congress established alaska native settlement trust in 1988, to provide permanent health ed -- health, education, and welfare benefits to alaska natives who were among the most economically disvanged population in the united states. unfortunately, mr. chairman, the tax code has many cases impeded the creation and funding of the settlements. as a result, alaska native settlement trust have not been able to function in the manner congress originally intended, to provide benefits for alaska natives. to remedy some of these tax issues, i have sponsored h.r. 3524, which permits alaska native corporation to deduct contributions to the settlement trust. the provision of

well he was love being for the president of ukraine mr young of course he who had in fact a very very close russian talk so it's almost impossible to see that is a purely independent ukrainian approach and mystery in a cove each was then later in fact left ukraine under difficult and unseemly circumstances arrived in russia and now seems to have been dissed by mr putin so whatever happened there it was a clear russian connection through yana quo which that everybody i think now is pretty much convinced was operative on this sort of situation mr gates worked extensively in cyprus cyprus is in fact the home of perhaps more russian banks than russia these days and more people engaged in what one would call promoting russian economic activity sometimes on the seamy side so this is clearly the kind of indication that puts this much more in the russian lap could one blame russia for wanting to interfere in american elections well it's certainly against our law as melanie has pointed out for that to be done although the russian intelligence services don't seem to be in any way held up by tha

mr. young: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. congress established alaska native settlement trust in 1988, to provide permanent health ed -- health, education, and welfare benefits to alaska natives who were among the most economically disvanged population in the united states. unfortunately, mr. chairman, the tax code has many cases impeded the creation and funding of the settlements. as a result, alaska native settlement trust have not been able to function in the manner congress originally intended, to provide benefits for alaska natives. to remedy some of these tax issues, i have sponsored h.r. 3524, which permits alaska native corporation to deduct contributions to the settlement trust. the provision of h.r. 3524 were not included in h.r. 1 and the tax bill also adversely increases the tax rate from 10% to 12%. this would make it more difficult for the alaska native trust to provide long-term benefits to alaska natives. i request that you include the provision of h.r. 3524 in the final conference rep

mr. young: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. congress establ

mr. young: i want to thank my colleague from florida. i want to thank my colleague from minnesota as well who has a history on this important issue. the genesis going back to 2007, like my friend from minnesota said, with a predecessor of mine. former congressman leonard boswell who misses this institution and gave great service and i know he sends his best. and i want to thank my colleague, mr. banks from indiana, for making sure we always are continuing with oversight of these important programs to help our veterans. you know, in 2015, the v.a. did an o.i.g. report, inspector general report, and found there were some failures in the veterans crisis line, and so there were informational failures. sometimes the people answering the phone at the v.a. who are good people and want to help our veterans didn't have all the information they may need. there's a lack of timely responsiveness at some points. so the v.a. committee here, the veterans' committee here in the house did some oversight and found out we need to fix this. i introduced a b

mr. young: thank you. i thank you for your commitment and inclusion of h.r. 3524 and maintain existing rates and law with regard to alaska native settlement trust. and more generally, for your support of the alaska native community. thank you. mr. brady: thank you, sir. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alaska's time has expired. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: meerks i yield myself four minutes -- mr. speaker, i yield myself four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. as we wind down this debate on tax reform or what we should really call it, a tax cut, i think that we should tabulate this as a missed opportunity. this could have been done between the two parties. instead much of this was constructed without any democratic input. reminder, in 1986, the historic tax reform act included president reagan and speaker o'neill, chairman rostenkowski, dick gephardt and bill bradley.

mr. cook: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from iowa, mr. young. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. young: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank both of my colleagues from california. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member of the committee for their leadership and working together with me, the national park service, the state of iowa, pottawattamie county and the city of council bluffs on this bill. the national parks service holds reversionary rights to a bluffs cel in council in pottawattamie county which has a visitor center. however, the national park service has limited resources and a limited desire to effectively operate this property with the hundreds of properties it already maintains across the country. . so by listening to the park service, state of iowa, potawatomi county, the city of council bluffs, and local leaders and residents, a consensus and commonsense solution evolved to allow the city of council bluffs to accept responsibility of the property in derming its best use while still recognizing an

obama meeting a young syrian refugee. when mr. trump lobbed rolls of paper towels into a crowd of hurricane survivors in puerto rico, souza posted mr. obama greeting a throng of adoring puerto ricans. >> i think people think i have some grand strategy which i do not. >> reporter: are you trying to send a message? >> i'll let you interpret it however you want. >> reporter: i think people are hoping it is reminding people about the differences that we're seeing from one administration to another. >> i think it's pretty obvious ooat i am doing. if you look at my instagram feed >>u can judge for yourself. >> reporter: perhaps helping those still looking to the past as they grow accustomed to the present. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: up next, the writings and doodlings of american soldiers and marines heading off to war. r. with a level of protection in down markets. al so you can head into retirement with confidence. brighthouse financial established by metlife. you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumoni

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our clerk is mr. victor young. at this time, i'd like to thank our people at sfgovtv for televising this program. mr. clerk, do we have any requests? >> clerk: please. please silence all cell phones and tablets. >>supervisor cohen: all right. thank you, i appreciate that. well, colleagues, as i say, let's go ahead and dig in. we'll start at the top of our agenda. mr. clerk, call item 1. >> clerk: item 1, resolution authorizing the exercise of an option to extend the term of a lease for a portion of the second floor and entire fourth floor at 1145 market street for five years, subject to city's right to terminate, for the period of july 1, 2018 to june 30, 2023. >>supervisor cohen: thank you so much. do we have a representative here today? anyone from real estate? i'm also wondering if we have anyone from the law library here? now unfortunate. i believe we continued this item under the impression that the executive director would be here. well, mr. updike, it's good to see you. another controversial item to talk abo

mrs obama offered young people some simple advice: think before you tweet. the former first lady's other advice - spell check before you hit send. obama claims she wasn't tlking about anyone in particular.. but some say it was a little jab at prolific tweeter president trump. speaking of social media.. an emoji controversy.. apple options.. but one is still missing. why some are calling it discriminiation! plus - he got a world series ring - and then he put a ring on it. the proposal on live tv.. still ahead. - 10 milder narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. y doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and stre

mr. bush who today is 93 years and 168 days old beat the previous record held by former president gerald ford. >> happy birthday to mr. president. >>> a young woman being hailed as to compete in a miss pageant. she competed in burns ville, minnesota saturday night. she's an athlete who attends bethel university. mikaela also mentors other young women like her and she may not have snagged the miss minnesota title but she did bring home the miss spirit of the usa award. all senses breaking down the barriers and being the first. that's the way to do it. >> beautiful and brave. and thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. be sure to follow us on social media. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc stations. have a great monday. >>> breaking news out of london. one of the world's most eligible bachelors is now off the market. prince harry is engaged. >>> cyber monday is expected to generate well over $6 billion in sales today but where ca

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obama meeting a young syrian refug refugee. >> when mr. trump lopped rolls of paper towels in hurricane survivors, he showed mr. obama meeting puerto ricans. >> reporter: are you trying to send a message? >> i'll let you interpret it however you want. >> reporter: i think people are interpreting it about reminding people of the differences that we're seeing from one administration to another. >> i think it's pretty obvious what i'm doing. i think if you look at my instagram feed, you can judge for yourself. >> reporter: perhaps looking to the past as they become accustomed to the present. >>> up next, the writings and doodlings of american soldiers and marines heading off to war. >>> we end tonight, this veterans day weekend, with the hopes, fears and humor of young american soldiers and marines heading off to the vietnam war. graffiti scrawled on the bunks of an old navy transport ship are now on display. we're shown the messages and drawings are awash of history and emotions. >> half a century ago, young men, some still in their teams, b

he plays a young arnold schwarzenegger. >> mr. on yimp schwarzenegger. >> you're favorite arnold one liner? >> put the cookie down. >> back to julianne. we asked her how she and her newly wed husband stay connected. she said facetime is their best friend. >> we know all about that that, don't we? >>> the power of technology is at the center of "futureman." starring josh hutcherson from "hunger games." only "e.t." was invited to the set. >> did you ever think i would be doing something more with your life? >> every time you go to work you're curing disease. >> i'm not curing disease. it's so much fun. i have never done comedy before. i love it. it's awesome. >> reporter: in "futureman" josh plays a janitor living at home with his parents. after beating time-traveling warriors enlist him. >> what did you think? >> it was a game? >> yeah. i bought it at a game with my birthday money. my grandma is my number one superfan. i'm like, grandma, you can't watch this show. >> seth rogen produced the show. he's known for pushing boundaries.

mr hopkins has said he denies the allegations. today the party leadership said thorough investigations must now take their course to reassure the public. we've got to ensure there is confidence in the investigation process, both from those expressing their concerns and complaints, but also those accused as well. i'm hoping now we can start giving the confidence back to people because we are establishing this independent process. and the labour mp clive lewis has strongly denied groping a woman at the labour party conference back in september. the allegations that have come to light over the past week are wide—ranging, from a touch on the knee to accusations of rape, and party officials are braced for what could come next, but as the claims and counterclaims mount up, a veteran of british politics has called for balance, saying that this unfolding sex scandal is becoming a witchhunt. i don't think there is anybody who would seek to defend rape or sexual abuse. in the context, there is no proof that i can see yet of any wrongdoing

nelson. >> mr. moore reached over and began groping me. >> reporter: moore has denied all the allegations. his wife, kayla, by his side. >> these things are false. and it's ugly. it's the ugliest politics that i've ever been in, in my life. >> reporter: today, after house speaker paul ryan joined a long list of republicans cawg for him to step aside, moore was once again defiant saying on twitter, "the people of alabama, not the washington elite, will decide this election." senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, who also wants moore out, qjed republicans are-- acknowledged republicans are in a tight spot. >> we had hoped to save a seat and that might require a whos love the primary to moore, could be a write-in option, but that could split the republican vote, and provide an opening for democrat doug jones. >> i can't vote for roy moore. >> reporter: ...who has released a campaign ad capitalizing on the moment. republicans are already thinking about what they'll do if moore wins. one option: try to

mr. hassett: that is the kind of detail we are letting congress workout. they are fighting the coalition's they need to pass the bill in the house and senate. we support regular order and the transparency. reporter: thank you for being here. you said that an average family could accumulate a savings benefit of $4000. that is a lot of money. can you walk us through that. mr. hassett: sure, for those of you -- i see some nerdy looking people, so i'm sure that people -- so i'm sure there are people that want to do this. we have two reports that go through this in great detail. you can get to numbers like that four different ways. we will try to do that now in limited time. when we increase the corporate tax rate from 34% to 35%, we were in the middle of the oecd nation and countries found in may cut the corporate tax, their economic activity increased as the welfare of their workers improved. they did it again. they cut their corporate two times or three times and that gives economists an amount of data to analyze because there are countries that change the r

nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe with her young daughter. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was arrested in tehran in april last year and has beenin tehran in april last year and has been injail ever since tehran in april last year and has been in jail ever since for allegedly plotting to topple the iranian regime. her family allegedly plotting to topple the iranian regime. herfamily insist she was there on a family visit. but look what the foreign secretary had to say about the case to mps last week. when you look at what nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was doing, it's just, you know, she was simply teaching peoplejournalism, as i understand it. mrjohnson did condemn iran and did offer to visit mrs zaghari—ratcliffe in prison but his remarks about what she was in iran to do, led to him being hauled before the courts there. her family say he got his facts wrong he needs to make a clear statement, she wasn't training journalists. she was on holiday. she is innocent. we have made it clearfor a long time, she is not being held because of anything she has d

mr hunt is expected to challenge them to do more to deter under—age users. our health editor hugh pym is here. what does jeremy hunt what doesjeremy hunt want from these companies? jeremy hunt has been preparing with downing street and across whitehall government policy statement on children and adolescent mental health in england. that is due in the next few weeks and he is meeting today with saucy —— with social media companies as pa rt —— with social media companies as part of the process. he thinks they need to be part of the solution to the broader mental health problems for young people and he called the mint, representatives of facebook, google, twitter, microsoft and snapchat and he challenged them on what they were doing about cyber bullying, but there were going to do about underage use of social media young people. a spokesperson for facebook and instagram said they very much wanted to promote a good experience on social media, they we re experience on social media, they were happy to work with ministers and they were taking initiatives, f

chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. young, three minutes, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member. i would like to thank the committee for holding this hearing and i really wants to tell a story. i want to highlight the actions the community of bridgewater, iowa, has undertaken in the last year to take back their town. it's a small town of 200 people in southwest iowa, facing a problem with opioids and a range of other drugs. as drug use there slowly started to rise in the community, which relies on the county sheriff's office to keep them safe, the residents were unable but not unwilling to stop the influx of drugs into their town. residents of bridgewater started to see cars coming into their town with out of state license plates, and from counties across the state, as the cars came, so did the crime. residents and law enforcement noticed an uptick of crimes, theft, and vandalism which traced back to drug users and dealers coming to town. empty houses came into drug houses. powers by gas and generators which led to more than four houses burning to the gr

mr. clinton: i also think, you talk to these young people. and they basically think it is a nice thing to go to our libraries, we give speeches and everything. i bet you anything what they get most out of is being with each other. one of the things that is wrong with america today that bothers me more than anything else about our future is that we have separated ourselves into like-minded communities. we may be less racist, homophobic, and sexist, but we don't want to be around many people that disagree with us. and we get news in silos. and the truth is, in an interdependent complex world, diverse groups make better decisions than homogenous ones. so these people would make better decisions. and everybody knows that. but they almost can't help themselves because when you have a national election, it all gets abstracted and we vote for the gridlock we say we hate. so i think this is great. i was telling george before i came out here, i just came back from lake tahoe where i started and he finished a plan to save lake tahoe. it is one of only

do you believe these young women ? mr. sessions: i have no reason to doubt these young women. ms. jackson lee: with that in mind, if you believe these young women, do you believe judge moore should be seated in the senate if he wins? and will you introduce investigations by the d.o.j. regarding his action? mr. sessions: we will evaluate every case as to whether or not it should be investigated. this kind of case would normally be a state case. i would say, representative jackson lee, that the ethics people at the department of justice, i have talked to them about that when this campaign started, it's a seat i used to hold, they advised me that the attorney general should not be involved in this campaign. i have friends in the campaign. ms. jackson lee: thank you, mr. general. mr. sessions: i have adhered to -- ms. jackson lee: i want to make sure if he comes to the united states senate that there would be the possibility of referring his case for at least a federal review by the department of justice. mr. sessions: we will do our duty. ms. jackson lee: let me also refer you back t

senator young who is a member of this committee will introduce mr. azar after his testimony, signatures will each have five minutes of questions. we have a lot going on in the senate but we have a good turnout so i anticipate a good, vigorous questioning. lead,ar confirmed to you'll the leading a $1.11 trillion organization that equals the total of the 12 appropriations bills that congress passes each year to fund everything from national parks to laboratories. you'll be overseeing medicare and medicaid. our nation's government run insurance programs for the poor and elderly, mental health and substance abuse, or you will have to address the opioid crisis among many other issues. the national institutes of health, where with francis leadership,llent the united states is leading efforts to develop a cure for alzheimer's. painkillerddictive to prevent opioid abuse and new treatments for cancer, the fda for scott gottlieb has gotten off to an excellent start for speeding up approval of generic drugs and working to spur innovation and access to regenerat

you had this at your dinner table as a young man? as a kid? >> mr. coppola: yeah, a little kid. >> mr. coppola: i hated it. >> anthony: of course. >> mr. coppola: but now i don't. >> anthony: so good. >> anthony: we're dining at palazzo margherita -- not the ancestral home of generations of coppola's -- but might well have been the one time manor house of those who lorded over them while they worked in the fields. >> mr. coppola: during the mussolini time, every town had a podestà, the official of the fascist party. and this family was the podestà. the ladies here were so, you know, snobby -- we are low-class italians. they were more high-class italians. >> anthony: it took years, and a lot of money, converting the once grand, but decaying mansion into a boutique hotel. >> anthony: you know, when you bought this place, was there a sense of vengeance? >> mr. coppola: i, you know, by then, "the godfather" had come out 40 years ago. >> anthony: no, no. i mean, look, it's not about the film. historical correction. >> mr. coppola: there's a saying, do y

months after he'd been reprimanded for alleged inappropriate behaviour towards a young party activist. mr hopkins has also this evening said he "absolutely and categorically" denied allegations of inappropriate conduct. labour now says it will appoint an independent organisation to offer confidential support to anyone affected by sexual harassment. meanwhile, for the conservatives theresa may has issued the party's own new code of conduct following allegations against several prominent conservatives. our deputy political editor, john pienaar reports. step—by—step, one by one, in one party, then another and today, a young labour activist with more allegations of sexual misconduct in politics. her story has added to a crisis unlike anything westminster has seen. ava etemadzadeh tells of a labour mp 15 years her senior, kelvin hopkins, who she says subjected her as a labour—supporting student to inappropriate treatment again and again. the first incident happened on campus and he hugged me very tightly and rubbed himself against me. he made me feel extremely uncomfortable and it wa

president for picking up young and conservative supreme court judge and your comedy reforms jobs are coming back upon me as growing thank you for your promises you were trying to deliver and making america stronger and i think the biggest success by. past year has been here is a fact only legal immigration better. and of course less compete in full over. to higher employee meant for us. i think. biggest issue that. charms ministrations so far has been the muslim band and impacted certain communities and their immigration rights i know myself and a lot of people who are come from rest countries were really frightened by the impacts of that and what that means for families and i still feel that a curse and not through policy perspective to this day i would say that would be his biggest failure so far one of don't you trust with. his. desire to meet their nuclear deal with. be sure. that d p r k that is a north korea. so how does the president's first year stack up with a naturalized u.s. citizens we're happy to have back with us for the fourth time in the whole my lai campus the us she

mr. azar: $34 billion over 10 years. sen. young: my constituents will be happy to know that. mr. azar, you participated in a symposium at the manhattan institute last year. do you recall that? mr. azar: i do. sen. young: at that symposium you stated we're on the cusp of a golden age of pharmaceutical breakthroughs, but the problem is our outdated process is threatening to squelch patient access to this recent and revolutionary burst of information by shifting a crushing burden directly onto individuals. a lot of americans paid for their drugs through health savings accounts. is there something we can do with hsa's or other vehicles to help with drug costs? mr. azar: i do think that there is. so one of the things when you have a high deductible plan, that's one that has $6,000 that you have to pay out of pocket before the insurance starts paying. the law says that you -- that the plan can't cover during that period of deductible unless it but the government hasn't put out really good guidelines on what can be covered as preventive services so patients can have first dollar coverag

president for picking up young and conservative supreme court judge and your economic reforms jobs are coming back upon me as growing thank you for your promises you were trying to deliver and making america stronger and i think the biggest success by president. here has been he is a fact only legal immigration better. gross in and of course less compete in full over wage jobs to higher employment for u.s. citizens i think. the biggest issue that the. charms ministrations so far has been the muslim ban and the impact in certain communities and their immigration rights i know myself and a lot of other people who are come from rest countries were really frightened by the impacts of that and what that means for families and we're still seeing that a precursor not through policy perspective to this day so i would say that would be his biggest failure so far one of do not detract with a. desire to meet that nuclear deal with it and. be sure it's interesting that d.p. r. k. that is a north korean. so how does the president's first year stack up with a naturalized u.s. citizens we're happy to