royce: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and that the house pass house resolution 354, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 354, resolution condemning the violence against peaceful protesters outside the turkish ambassador's residence on may 16, 2017, and calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice and measures to be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future, as .mended the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, and the gentlewoman from the district of columbia, ms. norton, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and to heir remarks include any extraneous material in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time

royce: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass house resolution 397. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 397. resolution solemnly reaffirming the commitment of the united states to the north atlantic treaty organization's principle of collective defense as enumerated in article 5 of the north atlantic treaty. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california and the gentleman from new york each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include any extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: mr. speaker, first i want to thank speaker ryan a

so doctors at a united kingdom hospital teamed up with luxury car maker rolls royce to create a road map to help ease the anxiety of their pediatric patients. teri >> wow. >> reporter: 4-year-old edward has encountered his share of speed bumps battling cystic fibrosis. he has been in and out of the hospital most of his life. sot pediatric staff at saint -- so the pediatric staff at saint richard hospital commissioned luxury car maker rolls royce to give patients like edward abundant distractions from the stress of treatment. >> i don't think he wanted the surgery but he liked the thought of the car. >> the world's smallest and only rolls royce srh, implement can the same 3d printed technology made on the custom vehicles. >> the body is made of fiberglass and carbon fiber and 12 coats of paint. >> and the front is a one to one scale for what is on the vehicles. >> for the sake of the hospital, we decided not to add this part. first to test drive the boy. >> ready to drive? >> follow all of the signs. all of the speed limits. >> all right. >> doctors say the fancy new ride is giving ma

ed royce, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, said he's eager to move this ill. we need foreign affairs to do their scrub of the legislation which is what we do every time a bill comes over from the senate but chairman royce said he wants to get moving quickly. reporter: will that a formal committee referral will they will mark up that bill? the speaker: don't know the answer to that we got to unthe blue slip which is a constitutional origination clause issue. that's why we get foreign affairs or foreign relations the technical work they need to get this right. reporter: do you support the policy? the speaker: i support sanctions. i will let hvac foreign affairs scrub and do it to make sure it is writen in a good way -- written in a good way. reporter: so president trump's -- the speaker: i apologize. who are you with? reporter: c.n.s. news. so president trump 2018 budget calls for eliminating the federal funding for the corporation for public broadcasting. do you support that proposal? and will you follow the funding elimination of the c.b.p. outlined in the pre

royce: mr. speaker, from liberia to northern ireland to frankly all over the planet, we have watched women play pivotal roles in pushing their governments, in pushing combatants and politicians to bring an end to conflict. in recent years, we have seen armed conflicts flair around the world producing the largest number of refugees on record. efforts to negotiate an end to these conflicts are more important than ever. we know when women are included in these discussions, we are more likely to see an enduring peace. as a witness at our hearing explained, including women is not only the right thing to do, it is the smart thing to do. the legislation before us will strengthen u.s. efforts to promote the inclusion of women in peace negotiations in order to create more sustainable agreements and more stable partners for the united states and for the u.s. allies. again, i want to thank representatives noem and schakowsky for their bipartisan work. and i also want to particularly thank the staff on both

ed royce, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, indicated he's eager to move this bill. we need foreign affairs to do their scrub of the legislation which is what we do every time a bill comes over from the senate but chairman rice has indicated -- chairman royce has indicated he wants to get moving quickly. reporter: will that a formal committee referral will they will mark up that bill? speaker ryan: don't know the answer to that we got to unthe blue slip which is a constitutional new jersey origination clause issue. that's why we get foreign affairs or foreign relations the technical work they need to get this right. reporter: do you support the policy? speaker ryan: i support sanctions. i have always supported sanctions. i will let hvac foreign affairs scrub and do it to make sure it is written in a good way. reporter: so president trump's -- speaker ryan: i apologize. who are you with? reporter: c.n.s. news. so president trump 2018 budget calls for eliminating the federal funding for the corporation for public broadcasting. do you support that proposal? and will you

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ed royce, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, said he's eager to move this bill. we need foreign affairs to do their scrub of the legislation which is what we do every time a bill comes over from the senate but chairman royce said he wants to get moving quickly. reporter: will that a formal committee referral will they will mark up that bill? the speaker: don't know the answer to that we got to unthe blue slip which is a constitutional new jersey nation clause issue. -- origination clause issue. that's why we get foreign affairs or foreign relations the technical work they need to get this right. reporter: do you support the policy? the speaker: i support sanctions. i will let hvac foreign affairs scrub and do it to make sure it is writen in a good way -- written in a good way. reporter: so president trump's -- the speaker: i apologize. who are you with? reporter: c.n.s. news. so president trump 2018 budget calls for eliminating the federal funding for the corporation for public broadcasting. do you support that proposal? and will you follow the funding eliminatio

eric schultz is the president of the civil side of rolls-royce. high andons are pretty you guys are thinking about how you will position ourselves going forward? buzz has been a lot of about the market. will you be providing an engine for the new boeing aircraft? [indiscernible] is there a market in the middle? the market has been basically used [indiscernible] and they have been in bed for quite a long time. once you position something in between, what market are you trying to serve? can see ay, everybody for the engine company with 45,000 pounds of thrust and that's the market and the weights position. we are looking at this as a company. we are producing large engines. we are adjusting to the top end of the market. we are clearly looking at any possibility and just waiting to understand what boeing will do. >> some don't think there will be more than two variants to the market? think three engine options are not good for the industry. nobody knows how many right now. if boeing decides, than boeing will have to decide how they do certain markets

royce and mr. engel are bringing to the floor. i associate myself with the remarks of the distinguished former chair of the international relations committee, congresswoman ros-lehtinen. mr. speaker, this bipartisan resolution reassures our friends , it rebuts our foes and reminds the world that america's ommitment to nato's common defense pledge is ironclad. when president truman signed the nato treaty 70 years ago, he called the alliance, and quote, a long step toward permanent peace in the whole world. nato has guaranteed the security of the american people and our allies for decades. and now -- some people don't remember what those decades were like, fighting the threat of communism. article 5, the collective defense provision, is the core of that security guarantee. article 5, as the gentlelady just mentioned, was invoked only once. when america's allies joined in the fight against al qaeda after the september 11 terrorist attacks on our country. i, like many of my colleagues, have traveled to afghanistan and raqqa and other

>> senator royce: we have to send this message to moscow. what moscow is doing is not only -- pruden is doing this, not only threatening democracy, but he is trying to break in nato. and the best counter for us is to show that we are going to put additional sanctions on them and the other half of this bill is additional sanctions on iran, which has to happen right now, ballistic missiles in their program, so they can deliver a nuclear weapon in 13 years, all of the controls of iran come off, they are going to have a nuclear weapon, we cannot allow them to come forward with this program. >> bill: so with both russia and iran and has to happen. thank you sir, we are out of time, but thank you for yours. >> shannon: we will have more on the subject of north korea and the growing tensions also with russia and syria, coming up in her second hour, dr. sebastian gorka, he is going to join us live. >> bill: also an update on the story, of stabbing a police officer in the next, the latest on that terror investigation, coming up. >> shannon: also why

rolls-royce. 7000 jobs secui’e. cancellation. rolls-royce. 7000 jobs secure. £150 million investment. it is positive. a significant amount of money? it certainly is. when we talk about a british company creating jobs, investing in britain, especially in this post brexit world, it is something to be positive about. rolls—royce is one of the largest technical exporters that the united kingdom has. all of the factories and investment around this new engine, going on that airbus a350, 1600 of them on order. this is going to be ticketed item, export and around the world. the government needs to make sure that investment is still being channelled into this, regardless of the trade deal that we eventually sign with the eu, us, china, we have goods to sell. and tesco. they want to cma to get a move on. reflective of how confident they think this result is going to be? i think so. issues with competition around this. anybody in a major metropolitan area, knows that you get a fair amount of tesco metros. they would be taking over booker

with meme rtable darrell and ed royce and issa, he is working hard. e had the closest race we won in the country, it was just over half a percentage point, he was we had that was between zero and two points. everybody else won by more than two points, so we didn't have a races, darrell issa s it, he's certainly upped his game for this cycle. he will face the same person and usually on rematch, it is harder challenger to win the second time, if they didn't win people's time because images start to get baked in and who is the e, challenger to darrell issa, i will find the concerns people had about him and the reasons he didn't win in 2016 show through in 2018. so, i feel comfortable in we have other states minnesota, d in, in for example, three of the best republican seats not held by a minnesota. are in one of them, tim walls, is retired. next question out of my month. mr. stivers: and a great money from o raised january to march and his dad was hagendorn.s, jim i think he is an eighth-year deny raising an't months in the first makes him a good candida

there's a couple, josiah senior and sarah royce and their sun -- their son, josiah royce junior -- i put him there because he was one of the very first graduates of what was then called the college of california which became the university of california. he became a prominent philosopher in the 19th century. taught at harvard for years. i may child of grass valley. he was born in grass valley about 200 feet from where i was born. i always like to bring all h into theold josia story. his parents had reached sacramento in 1850 after eight months on a wagon and iowa. they arrived on january 1 almost penniless. they found a spot to pitch their tents along the riverfront in the sacramento river. when they started for sacramento in april 1849, sacramento city had or houses and 12 inhabitants. they arrived, there were 13,000 people. on the day the voices -- the set of cap, the sky darkened. the daily arrived with a vengeance and a sera recall, it would rain, rain, rain, pour down for hours and hours. , the rivers or two bracketing the city -- no levees in those days -- began to swell. the o

night it was awarded the biggest annual prize for engineering, the prize that has been won by rolls— royce engineering, the prize that has been won by rolls—royce and lots of huge projects, it has won it, because it has gone beyond being an educational tool and it is ending up in factories, the 40 million that are sold are ending up in factories. factories, the 40 million that are sold are ending up in factoriesm started off to encourage children to get into coding. yes it had modest ambitions and they expected to sell tens of thousand, it is a charitable aim, the bigger project is encouraging kids around the world to get into coding. sojust a great example of how something can snow ball, a bit of engeneral youty, came from —— ingenuity. ball, a bit of engeneral youty, came from -- ingenuity. have you coded with it? yes i'm very inexpert, but idid with it? yes i'm very inexpert, but i did manage to make a radio with this. i was very proud of myself. so you're never too old to learn. that is what i'm told. thank you. in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first h

royce: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and that the house pass house resolution 354, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 354, resolution condemning the violence against peaceful protesters outside the turkish ambassador's residence on may 16, 2017, and calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice and measures to be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future, as .mended

it has rolls—royce engines, and the company says it will help with the investigation, which is likely to look at all potential factors, including maintenance records, and whether some kind of object got inside the engine. and, meanwhile, there are reports that this kind of engine damage on the china eastern airlines plane has also occurred on other aircraft. richard galpin, bbc news. many children are confused about where their food comes from, according to a new poll. in a survey of more than 5,000 children between the ages of five and 16, some thought cheese comes from plants, tomatoes grow underground, and nearly a fifth of the very youngest thought fish fingers were made from chicken. andy moore has the details. the poll for healthy eating week threw up some surprising results. around a quarter of all children thought strawberryjam could be included as one of their five a day portions of fruit and veg. around 11% of teenagers said that fruit pastilles would count. there was quite a bit of confusion about where food came from. something reflected in the responses of these youngster

rob alameda from rolls-royce. a lot of what you spoke about this morning, sounds like a huge data problem in a lot of ways. particularly when it comes to, what i see, i see two data sets. one being stuff coming off of obm equipment, whether it be a rolls-royce turbine. we have a huge amount coming off the turbines that fly through the sky in the commercial world. we provide an insightful way to do protective maintenance on the aviation side. that's commercial application. within the navy there's a lot of other datea that can come off the ship, worried about the custodian is the u.s. navy and you may have information coming off oem equipment that is owned by, say, the oem. if you're trying to bring this information together and gain insights from it, how do you see handling that? i mean, we talked about cyber, but how do we handle -- who owns the data? who protect its? and w -- protects it? and who is able to interpret in a way that allows to you gain efficiencies? >> so, one, i'm a big believer the navy should own

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josiahthere is a couple, and sarah royce, and their son josiah junior. he was one of the very first graduates of what was then called the college of california , then became the university of california, and became a prominent philosopher in the 19th century for years. i am a child of grass valley. he was born about 200 feet from where i was born. i always like to bring him into the story. 's parents, josiah -- his andnts, josiah senior sarah, after eight months on a wagon from iowa, arrived on january 1 almost penniless. they found a spot to pitch their tents along the riverfront of the sacramento river. sacramentotarted for in april 1849, sacramento city had four houses and 12 inhabitants, other than sutter's fort. by the time they arrived, there were 13,000 people. on the day they set up camp, the skies darkened as a fierce storm approached. the day lose a rat -- the deluge arrived with a vengeance. it would pour down for hours and hours. within a day or two, with no levees in those days, the rivers began to swell. the old settlers that had been there

rob alameda from rolls-royce. a lot of what you spoke about this morning, sounds like a huge data problem in a lot of ways. particularly when it comes to, what i see, i see two data sets. one being stuff coming off of obm equipment, whether it be a rolls-royce turbine. we have a huge amount coming off the turbines that fly through the sky in the commercial world. all around the world. it provides us a really insightful way to do predictive maintenance on the aviation side. that's commercial application. within the navy there's a lot of other data that can come off the ship where the custodian is the u.s. navy, and you may have information coming off obm equipment that's owned by, say, the oem. if you're trying to bring this information together and gain insights from it, how do you see handling that? i mean, we talked about cyber, but how do we handle -- who owns the data? who protects it? and who is able to interpret in a way that allows you to gain efficiencies? >> so, one, i'm a big believer the navy should own

reporter: she arrived in a rolls-royce instead of a golden carriage. ♪ reporter: it was the queen's speech slimmed down from spectacle and substance. one thing was dominant throughout, britain's exit from the european union. >> my government's priority is to secure the best possible deal as the country leaves the european union. this will be complemented by legislation to ensure the united kingdom makes a successive brexit, establishing new policies on immigration, international sanctions, nuclear safeguards, agriculture, and fisheries. reporter: today's pared down ceremony reflects losses the prime minister suffered in the month's election. she looked to strengthen her position in march. now she is trying to hammer a deal that would help her cling on to power. leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn is ready to build a government. >> this is a government without a majority, without a mandate, without a serious legislative program, led by a prime minister who has lost her political authority and is struggling even today to stitch together a deal to stay in office. reporter: it was the brief

a spokesman for rolls royce says they're aware of the incident and will be working to understand the cause of the issues. in the age of outrage, everyone applauded. they were happy when we landed. we get mad over seat assignments and flight delays. you don't like the praying part, do you chris? >> i'm all for prayer. >> you'd lose it there? >> i think the first time -- come on, i've never heard of anything like that before. >> you'd really think you were doomed, but what about calling it a technical incident? >> this is what we were talking about when we first saw this video. look, being asked to pray, the pilot is going to do whatever he or she thinks they need to do in the moment to calm the passengers, but where is the review zm i want an urgency from this carrier after something like this, not just a, we're going to check into it. >> a technical incident. >> that engine didn't look good, but kudos to the pilot. >>> president trump now seems to be admitting russia meddled in the 2016 election, blaming president obama -- >> there he is not not doing anything about it. that's what t

reporter: she arrived in a rolls-royce instead of a golden carriaiage. ♪ reporter: it was the queen's speech slimmed down from spectacle and substance. one thing was dominant throughout, britain's exit from the european union. >> my government's priority is to secure the best possible deal as the country leaves the european union. this will be complemented by legislation to ensure the united kingdom makes a successive brexit, establishing new policies on immigration, international sanctions, nuclear safeguards, agriculture, and fisheries. reporter: today's pared down ceremony reflects losses the prime minister suffered in the month's election. she looked to strengthen her position in march. now she is trying to hammer a deal that would help her cling on to power. leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn is ready to build a government. >> this is a government without a majority, without a mandate, without a serious legislative program, led by a prime minister who has lost her political authority and is struggling even today to stitch togetherer a del to stay in office. reporter: it was t

it's not clear what caused the issue with the jet's rolls royce engines. >> everyone's calm. people freak out when they don't get peanuts and beverages. >>> investigators looking into whether cell phones, cigarettes, or something else sparked a leaking fuel tanker in eastern pakistan. the death toll from the violent explosion and fire now up to at least 153 people. dozens more were injured in the inferno which happened after the tanker veered off the road when the driver lost control, and pakistani media reporting people were caught in the explosion after they rushed to collect the leaking fuel in pots. >>> rescue workers at the scene of a landslide in china's southwest szechwan providence. they've been evacuated because of risk of a new landslide. crews had been searching for survivors of saturday's deadly slide. close to 100 missing, dozens of homes buried. officials say ten bodies have been recovered since the beginning of the rescue operation that began on saturday. 15 people who were presumed dead were actually found safe. there's been heavy rainfall there thought to be

. >> reporter: airasia says it's conducting an investigation with rolls-royce. engine failures are rare and usually not as serious as the explosion of fire of a 767 in chicago. everybody got off safely. among the questions, why did the pilot go all the way back to perth? >>> now to the unfolding triple threat gripping much of the country from texas to california. across several states, wildfires are raging, a deadly heat wave is blanketing millions. perhaps the most serious threat may be the fires, kicking out of control as the sun goes down and the wind picks up. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is in the fire zone tonight. >> reporter: this is what firefighters call a recipe for disaster, fast-moving flames fanned by hot winds, torching through dry terrain. >> oh, my god, look at that. >> reporter: residents racing to evacuate late sunday. the inferno within feet of destroying an entire neighborhood. >> it's pretty scary, thinking that you know, your house could burn down. >> reporter: tonight 21 large wildfires are exploding across seven wester

royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i rise in support of the woman, peace and security act, h.r. 2484. i want to recognize kristi atives noem, noem and jan schakowsky. i want to recognize the two of them for their bipartisan effort in putting together this legislation, important piece of legislation. and i think it is going to have a great impact. i also want to thank mr. engel for his important leadership. but our consideration of this measure is really the culmination of many years of bipartisan work. by members of the house, including jan schakowsky and representative kristi noem. andy prior administration officials as well that have worked on this. and many advocates. many advocates who want to see better, more sustainable solutions to ending wars, to combating terrorism, to improving human rights around the world, and what we are saying today is that women's participation is really essential to confronting these fundamental challenges. la

an arch rival of the british rolls-royce told us he doesn't expect it industry as a whole to be impacted by brexit. >> we are on the worldwide market and were serving 570 customers today all over the world. brexitnally don't think is going to affect the airline in the u.k., but it does represent a business that is to disturb enough the situation. i really believe the air kind -- the airlines and the u.k. will be fine in spite of brexit. kate: we'll have a special edition airing on thursday. laura: thanks very much, kate moody. we are taking a short break. stay with us, more still to come. ♪ 06/21/17 06/21/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is demomocracy now! >> a special thank to the president of the united states. [applause] amy: in the most expensive congressional race in history, republican karen handel has defeated democrat jon ossoff in a special election in georgia. we will go to atlanta for a response. then we look at how senate re

he talks about roles royce engines. the navy leadership has been up to general electric to see the digital age of making decisionsm that is the direction we need to head in. i have a system with an integrated system and we've had wee ability to collect data forr years. we don't do a lot to help us make decisions but as we go to the systems like they class machine we have the ability toto collect data and we have to take a step forward and become more mature in the use of that data. were trying to figure out how to make use of the data to make better decisions going forward. it's against it host of different applications. what type of maintenance do you do? the commercial industry is light years ahead of us. we have to get better at it. to the data portion of an, the navy needs to on the data so we can make decisions about what we're going to do.o. >> thank you. as you grow the size of the fleet and extend service, how much do you dissipate the on m will increase as he could toward that ship number. our you concern that

it's not clear what was wrong with the rolls royce engines. i would certainly be terrified. they look calm -- >> extremely calm. that's the third incident regarding these issues since may. >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "new day." chris cuomo joining us. assuming we are talking health care, my friend. i want to know your bet, can they get it? can they get 50 by friday? >> reporter: i think that the chances are better than average. but can we hold for a moment, my handsome, young friends? two hours of shaking, and the pilot asked them to pray twice? >> i would be -- i think i may be jumping out the window at that point. >> look, prayer's a good thing. not bucking it. but don't you think that requires a little followup by the airline? once you trigger the second request for prayer -- the second request, i think that deserves a review. >> absolutely. >> we do have the senate republican leaders today planning a vote. we do know, as dave was referring, there are some senators who are asking for more time. even on the gop side. it's not just a democrat tactic. we're go

california congressman ed royce with me in studio in person. thank you for coming back. syria is on notice again. are they listening to us? >> it remains to be seen. we're right to put them on notice because in the past they have used that squadron to carry out chemical weapons attacks. and in this particular case we're -- we've got special operations people over there in uniform fighting isis. and in that vicinity. and so we want to send a strong message do not bomb your people and do not drop these chemical weapons, and a reminder that we will be firm if they do. >> bill: what if he makes a move and does it anyway? >> probably just like the last occasion when they did kill 50 civilians, we took out or the president ordered 59 tomahawk missiles and they took out some 23 planes in that squadron that carried out that attack. and the goal here, as i indicated, is to send them the message in advance not to do it in order to save lives. >> bill: if that's not the desired outcome, it's to make sure he does not act again. if the previous act did not convince him, how far do we

chairman royce indicated he wants to get moving on this quickly. >> is that going to be a formal committee referral where they mark up that bill? >> i don't know the answer to. that we want to get moving on it we've got to honor the blue slip which is a constitutional origination clause issue that's why we ask ways and means to make sure they give senate foreign affairs or foreign relations the technical work they need so they can get this right. >> you personally support the poll i >> yeah, i support sanctions i'm going to let hvac, foreign affairs do, their scrub to make sure that bill is written the right way, that it's in good shape. but ed wants to get moving on this bill. >> so president trump -- >> who are you with? >> i'm cns news. so president trump's 2018 budget calls for eliminating the federal funding for the corporation for public broadcasting do you support that proposal and will you follow the funding elimination of the cdp outlined in the president's budget? >> i'm going have to refer you to the appropriators they're just getting started on the bills. i don't get too deep i

ed royce, chairman of foreign afears indicated he is eager to move the bill. we want to get the bill cleaned up. we need foreign affairs to do their scrub on legislation. chairman royce indicated he wants to get moving on that quickly and we want to honor that. >> they are actually going to -- >> don't know the answer to that. we want to get moving on it. we have to honor the blue slip, a constitutional clause issue. that's why we asked ways and means to give senate foreign relations the technical work they need to get this right. i support sanctions, i always support sanctions. i'm going to let hvac do their scrub. ed wants to get moving on this bill. it's important to him. >> speaker? >> i apologize? >> who are you with? >> cnn news. president trump's 2018 budget eliminating federal funding for corporation for public broadcasting. do you support that and will you follow that elimination in the budget? >> i have to refer you to the appropriators. they are just getting started. i don't get deep into the microdetails. i refer you. >> a budget question for you.

you talked about rolls-royce engines. we've been up, the navy leadership has been up to general elective -- general electric to do it they have been doing. i think that's the direction we are absolutely need to be headed. so i have come on surface ships to the other system called the integrated condition assessment system. we have the ability to click data for years. frankly we don't do a lot with the data to us make decisions. but as we go to some of the systems we have today with like the class machinery control system, we have the ability to collect vibration data and temperature stuff, and we absolutely have to go take a step forward and become more mature in the use of that data. it is driving us to go figure out how to make use of the big data to make better decisions going forward? it's a cross a whole host of different applications. in my world is on the maintenance site. how do you use data to make better decisions about when you do maintenance and what type of maintenance you do. the commercial industry is light

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ed royce has indicated he's eager to move the bill. we need foreign affairs to do their scrub of the legislation. but chairman royce wants to get moving quickly. >> are they going to markup that bill or -- >> don't know the answer to that. we want to get moving on it but we've got to honor the blue slip, which is a constitutional original issue, this is why we asked ways and means to make sure they give secretary foreign relations the technical work they need to get this right. >> do you personally support -- >> i always support sanctions. i'll let foreign affairs do their scrub to make sure that the bill is written the right way and in good shape. ed wants to get moving and i support doing that. >> do president trump -- i apologize. >> who are you with? >> cns news. >> so president trump's 2018 budget calls for eliminating the federal funding for the corporation for public broadcasting. do you support that proposal and will you follow the funding elimination of the outlined in the president aetsz budget? >> i have to refer you to the

within maybe a decade or so watered down the quality of the teams if you look at new zealand their royce's been spectacular billionaire competitive in world football and the reason why that is because they're playing the likes of cristiana rinaldo in big stadiums in big sporting events essentially they had no chance of getting to the world cup finals ten fifteen twenty years ago so it's thirty two at the moment of course i teams in the confederations cup so the world could be ten times bigger from a bigger than the olympics and when it gets to forty eight teams it's going to be a serious party every single four years and i'm a huge fan of the smaller nations getting a taste of the big environment and dragging the level of new zealand certainly but they can't qualify that it's certainly not disgrace themselves and indeed nearly pulled off the big shock at the tournament so far so my question to you would be is that how small it is actually get to challenge the begin by getting the chance to play them more often is that how you change the kind of the pyramid structure of willful absolutely.

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but chairman royce is indicating wants to get moving on this quickly and we want to honor that. >> is that going to be a formal committee where they will mark up that bill -- >> don't know the answer to that. we want to get moving on it. but we got to honor the blue ship which is a constitutional origination clause issue. that's why we asked ways and means which is in charge of this to make sure that they give senate foreign affairs or foreign relations the technical work they need so they can get this right. reporter: can you support the -- >> i support sanctionings. i've always supported sanctions. i'm going to let hvac foreign affairs do their scrub to make sure that the bill is written the right way. that it's in good shape and wants to get moving on this bill and important to do that. reporter: so president trump -- >> who are you with? >> i'm c.n.s. nution. -- news. president trump 2018 budget calls for eliminating the federal funding for the corporation for public broadcasting. do you support that proposal and will you follow the funding elimination of the c.d.t. outlined in th

. >> reporter: airasia says it's conducting an investigation with engine manufacturer rolls royce. engine failures are rare and usually not as serious as last october's explosion and fire on an american 767 in chicago. everybody got off safely. among the questions tonight, why did the pilot fly all the way back to perth rather than divert to a closer airfield. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> now the unfolding triple threat gripping much of the country this evening from texas to california. across several states, wildfires are raging, a deadly heat wave is blanketing millions and rivers are overflowing from snow melt. perhaps the most serious threat may be those fires kicking out of control as the sun goes down and the wind picks up. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is in the fire zone tonight. >> reporter: this is what firefighters call a recipe for disaster. fast-moving flames fanned by hot winds torching through dry terrain. >> oh, my god. look at that. >> reporter: residents racing to evacuate just outside los angeles late sunday. the inferno within feet o

. >> reporter: enginemaker rolls-royce calls it a "very serious issue." one the crew could see out the window. >> we just had visual check of the engine number one of the cowling case, uh, is broken." >> but then i realized there was a hole in the engine and it was a little scary. >> reporter: it appears to be a piece of the air intake, from the front of the engine that peeled away. and it's happened before, a month ago to an egyptair a-300. there has been an airworthiness directive about this specific engine. no indication that this incident is related. david. >> david kerley, thank you. >>> next this evening, the pentagon now identifying three u.s. service members killed in combat in afghanistan. they served with the 101st airborne division, they were killed in an insider attack by an afghan soldier they were there to support. >>> back here, president trump facing a constitutional challenge, is the president profiting from foreign entities in the state of maryland and the district of columbia filing suit, no president has been challenged on the emolumen

[ laughter ] >> i traded it in for a rolls-royce racer. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. those are really slow. >> yeah. very much slower. very much more so. >> jimmy: a much more humble vehicle. you downsized is what you did, yeah. so this is something i want to ask. because this is a photograph -- >> oh god. >> jimmy: instagram, either a monkey or a gremlin. [ laughter ] is this part of the monkey? >> no, that's a teddy bear that he loves to cuddle on. >> jimmy: okay. this is your monkey? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how do you get a monkey? >> so my teammate came to our locker room one day with a monkey on his shoulder. i wasn't sure it was a monkey, it was just something crawling. i'm like, i think we need an exterminator around here. that's my monkey. i'm like, monkey? that kind of freaked me out. what are you doing with a monkey? >> jimmy: reasonable question. >> he had on it a harness, a leash. you going to do tricks? he can play peek-a-boo. it was playing peek-a-boo and i was like, that's so dope, i want one. [ laughter ] he ended up getting me one. and i found out my monke

. >> reporter: airasia says it's conducting an investigation with engine manufacturer rolls royce. engine failures are rare and usually not as serious as last october's explosion and fire on an american 767 in chicago. everybody got off safely. among the questions tonight, why did the pilot fly all the way back to perth rather than divert to a closer airfield. tom costello, washington. >>> now the unfolding triple threat gripping much of the country this evening from texas to california. across several states, wildfires are raging, a deadly heat wave is blanketing millions and rivers are overflowing from snow melt. perhaps the most serious threat may be the fires kicking out of control as the sun goes down and the wind picks up. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is in the fire zone tonight. >> reporter: this is what firefighters call a recipe for disaster. fast moving flames fanned by hot winds torching through dry terrain. >> oh, my god. look at that. >> reporter: residents racing to evacuate just outside los angeles late sunday. the inferno within feet of destroying

. >> reporter: rolls-royce, the engine maker suggests a fan blade broke. that leaves the spinning engine, unbalanced. a passenger said it felt like being in washing machine. the 359 passengers and the aircraft made it back to perth on one engine. emergency crews were relieved as well. they had prepared for a possible crash landing in the water. air asia says it's cooperating with authorities and is investigating. tom? >> david kerley with that incredible video tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back, the big scare in the big easy. two tourists brutally attack. the search tonight for suspects. >>> and news about that girl falling from an amusement park ride. you may remember this video. she is caught by starangers. what investigators are now saying about how it happened. no. it's not a question, it's a thing. take on summer right with ford, america's best-selling brand. now with summer's hottest offer. get zero percent for seventy-two months plus an additional thousand on top of your trade-in. during the ford summer sales event get zero percent for sevent

[ laughter ] >> i traded it in for a rolls-royce racer. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. those are really slow. >> yeah. very much slower. very much more so. >> jimmy: a much more humble vehicle. you downsized is what you did, yeah. so this is something i want to ask. because this is a photograph -- >> oh god. >> jimmy: instagram, either a monkey or a gremlin. [ laughter ] is this part of the monkey? >> no, that's a teddy bear that he loves to cuddle on. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how do you get a monkey? >> so my teammate came to our locker room one day with a monkey on his shoulder. i wasn't sure it was a monkey, it was just something crawling. i'm like, i think we need an exterminator around here. that's my monkey. i'm like, monkey? that kind of freaked me out. what are you doing with a monkey? >> jimmy: reasonable question. >> he had on it a harness, a leash. you going to do tricks? he can play peek-a-boo. it was playing peek-a-boo and i was like, that's so dope, i want one. [ laughter ] he ended up getting me one. and i found out my monkey did none of that. [ laughter ] so i

while it's not yet clear what caused the issue with the jet's rolls-royce engines, any imbalance inside a rapidly-spinning jet engine can cause violent vibrations that are felt throughout the aircraft. twin-engine aircraft like the a330 are designed to fly and land safely with only one engine operating. "it was really shaky, very scary," stevens said. stevens and friend mitch jamieson were on their way to myanmar for a holiday. stevens said the pilot asked passengers to pray twice. and passengers were told to hold "the brace position" for about two minutes during the landing, he said, which was smooth. he praised the pilot, who shook hands with everyone after the flight was over. "the plane erupted with applause once we landed." some passengers posted videos on social media showing the shaking inside the cabin. "i thought i might die," wrote @maesaya on instagram, along with a video clip showing the plane's seats rattling. airasia x berhad confirmed in a statement that flight d7237 for kuala lumpur took off at 6:40 a.m. local time with 359 passengers on board and landed back at perth ai