the gentleman from utah. mr. curtis: i have no further speakers and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. loin lone i yield back. -- mr. lowenthal: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from utah. mr. curtis: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4266 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? mr. curtis: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1350. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 349. h.r. 1350, a bill to modify the boundary of voyageurs nationa

we also get an inspection from the utah medicaid program. we also get a contract compliance audit from the department of human services. and a peer review visit. we get at least three or four overvisits every year. on our centers are licensed, our staff are licensed. and what i'm proposing we do is kind of an agency to agency practice model that is very similar to the vermont hub and spoke model. if you are not familiar, you should look that up. it is on addiction policy.org i believe website. vermont is kind of small. i think the furthest distance between one side and another might be 100 to 150 miles. it is a lot further than states in the west. >> well, i have a lot more questions, but i also know we'll be working on a discussion draft on i'll be hopefully conferring with you and others. so thank you very much. >> and national council staff will be happy to be a resource for you as well. >> the chair would observe the project echo was a product of the energy and commerce committee. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from indiana. >> t

pedro: la iniciativa para aumentar el porte de armas en aulas con una asistencia histÓrica en utah y apliquÉ soto, quien trabaja en un distrito escolar fue uno de los cerca de 1000 asistentes. >> creo que esta iniciativa va a aminorar el interÉs de estas personas. pedro: la mayorÍa de los participantes fueron mujeres estudiantes universitarias y maestras. allÍ recibieron la informaciÓn requerida. " sÉ que mucha gente piensa que esto no va a ayudar pero creo que va a ayudar a muchos a recibir entrenamiento y la prÁctica necesaria", expresÓ esta estudiante universitaria. el disparar un arma no sÓlo requiere usarla y comprarla sino muchas horas de entrenamiento. expertos aseguran conocer el arma que se desea comprar, antes. " les vamos a enseÑar cÓmo cargar el arma y cÓmo apuntar", indicÓ este instructor. los organizadores invitaron a los asistentes a unirse a este grupo. " lo mÁs apropiado es darle a los maestros la capacidad de defenderse y proteger a los estudiantes". sin embargo la profesora chelsea acosta, miembro del sindicato, rechaza la idea. "no me puedo imaginar

now in utah parents get to do that. kennedy: you have documented parents intertbaition social services throughout the country for allowing their child to mow a lawn or walk to school or play in the driveway. it's insane. did you help write this law in utah? >> i come from a tabloid background and i wrote it as one sentence and it is our children have time to unsupervised time and we have the right to give to it hem without being arrested. then it was made into legal terms it's not illegal. a lot of parents get arrested when they are picking up the dry cleaning. they talked to child protective services. this is not a law that says let's get rid of cps. we want parents who are feed -- thatw are beating their kids and giving them drugs to interface with authorities. but you don't want parents who are treating their kids like wonderful, cherished people, don't want to get arrested. kennedy: we have to second guess our parenting constantly when we are trying to raise children to become citizens and think for themselves and h

pedro: la iniciativa para aumentar el porte de armas en aulas con una asistencia histÓrica en utah y apliquÉ soto, quien trabaja en un distrito escolar fue uno de los cerca de 1000 asistentes. >> creo que esta iniciativa va a aminorar el interÉs de estas personas. pedro: la mayorÍa de los participantes fueron mujeres estudiantes universitarias y maestras. allÍ recibieron la informaciÓn requerida. " sÉ que mucha gente piensa que esto no va a ayudar pero creo que va a ayudar a muchos a entr prÁctica necesaria", expresÓ esta estudiante universitaria. el disparar un arma no sÓlo requiere usarla y comprarla sino muchas horas de entrenamiento. expertos aseguran conocer el arma que se desea comprar, antes. " les vamos a enseÑar cÓmo cargar el arma y cÓmo apuntar", indicÓ este instructor. los organizadores invitaron a los asistentes a unirse a este grupo. " lo mÁs apropiado es darle a los maestros la capacidad de defenderse y proteger a los estudiantes". sin embargo la profesora chelsea acosta, miembro del sindicato, rechaza la idea. "no me puedo imaginar el apuntar una pistolu

al mismo tiempo, grupos que apoyan el control de armas toman las calles de utah tambiÉn estamos en vivo con ellos. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ presentadora: medio millÓn de personas ha llegado hasta aquÍ, la capital de estados unidos para decir "nunca mÁs", es el hashtag que ha estado circulando las redes sociales por los Últimos cinco aÑos. capital y entre sus dos principales presentadora: esta maÑana aproximadamente a las 6:00 a.m. llegÁbamos a este lugar y ya habÍa personas acampando. habÍan llegado de diferentes partes de estados unidos en autobÚs, en carro, que habÍan llegado de todas partes para decirle al gobierno, por favor, que tomen control en cuanto al tema de las armas. hemos estado acÁ desde toda esta maÑana, aproximadamente medio millÓn de personas en esta conocida avenida pensilvania, una avenida que tambiÉn es conocida como la mÁs importante de estados unidos porque conecta el capitolio y hasta la casa blanca. se espera que sea un evento de aproximadamente tres horas. estÁ a punto de comenzar con el coro de unos estudiantes en una escuela de baltimore y cad

same thing in rural utah. right now we had been doing telehealth through project echo with the university of utah. it's pretty easy for a child psychiatrist to evaluate a patient. for the anxiety disorder. the concerns that have been expressed. what they registered clinics. with the patient and prevents. for clinics you represent. and what is the regulatory underside that they go with. we are licensed by the human state department services. with the licensing inspection every year we also get an inspection from the utah medicaid program. in a contract compliance audit. we have made a peer review. our centers are licensed. and what i'm proposing we do is an agency to agency practice model. you may be familiar with that. if not you might want towi look that up. in vermont is kind of a small. the furthest distance between one side and another might be 100 to 150 miles and no one working on the discussion drafts. thank you very much. five minutes for questions please. thank you mister chairman. session 303. was me

we'll let him do what he's a shoo in in utah right if he were in the communist endorsing you know he's going to is going to win in utah i actually told the governor it is going to win by fifty points it's going to be so goddy it's going to look like one of the african strongman elections he's is the one very big and utah and look he's going to go on to be a great senator i think that the senate needs and i was speaking with a ranking republican senator the other day who said i'm really looking forward to having governor romney as a colleague and i think he's going to be a real breath of fresh air in the united states senate i've got a way for him to criticize trent threw out of the democrats put them on their about two. you know they're going to have a candidate but i think they're going to a lot of democrats in utah who probably vote for governor romney just because a they like him and and think he would've been a good present maybe they feel guilty because it will stand as a good trump do you think when he disagrees with them i think will it look governor romney is not going to you k

we'll let him do what he's a shoo in in utah right in the ring the communists are in dawson you know he's going to is going to win in utah i actually told the governor it is going to win by fifty points it's going to be so goddy it's going to look like one of the african strongman elections he's is the one very big and utah and look he's going to go on to be a great senator i think that the senate needs and i was speaking with a ranking republican senator the other day who said i'm really looking forward to having governor romney as a colleague and i think he's going to be a real breath of fresh air in the united states senate i've got a way for him to criticize trent threw out of the democrats put them on their ballot to. you know they're going to have a candidate but i think they're going to a lot of democrats in utah who probably vote for governor romney just because a they like him and they and think he would've been a good present maybe they feel guilty because it will stand does exist trump do you think when he disagrees with them i think will it look governor romney is not goi

will lead him to where he's a shoo in in utah right if he were under communist rule in boston you know he's going to is going to win in utah i actually told the governor it is going to win by fifty points it's going to be so goddy it's in a look like one of the african strongman elections he's is the one very big and utah and look he's going to go on to be a great senator i think that the senate needs and i was speaking with a ranking republican senator the other day who said i'm really looking forward to having governor romney as a colleague and i think he's going to bring a real breath of fresh air in the united states senate i've got a way for him to criticize from threw out of the democrats put them on their ballot to. you know they're going to have a candidate but i think they're going to a lot of democrats in utah who probably vote for governor romney just because a they like them and they and think he would've been a good present maybe they feel guilty because it will stand as a trump do you think when he disagrees with them i think will it look governor romney is not going to y

i don't see how an attorney attorney appointed in utah can investigate the justice department. i think nothing is going to happen. i think nothing needed a special counsel more than this and i don't think we are going to get one. stuart: is this the end of jeff sessions? ed: i would say have a nice christmas. get rid of the man. stuart: everybody else he gets upset which eventually shown the door. ed: he'll see the door. part of it is the investigation going on. at the end of the day, sessions is not taking charge of that department. stuart: it never seems to end. obama people holdovers deep within the deep state investigating the obama administration. it's actually undermining trump. it never seems to end. ed: i was on the panel that picked the u.s. attorneys for reagan. we said thank you very much for your service and we'll put our own people in there. i don't have any understanding of that. why you would take someone in utah, far away from the justice department in washington, d.c., he'll fly in, where will he get the staff and the resources. stuart: do you think voters gene

sessions is directing a senior federal prosecutor, utah's u.s. attorney john uber, to evaluate certain issues including whether such an appointment is even necessary. his review is ongoing and sessions as he is getting regular updates. he is an obama administration hold over he is also far away from the d.c. swamp. folks like that. what's unclear is how it will go down with congressional republicans like peter king. first, chief national correspondent ed henry is following the late-breaking developments tonight. good evening. >> knew tonight come some sort of supporters of president trump are getting slamming the attorney general jeff sessions, claiming that he passes the buck by not naming a second special counsel. as you noted, the attorney general is signaling with this letter for the first time that criminal prosecutions are on the table for fbi and justice department officials from the obama administration who may have broken laws when they engaged in speech and abuse to on the trump campaign because session already has a criminal prosecutor

in communities throughout utah, especially southern utah. and i appreciate and applaud you for doing that. i'd like to talk to you a little bit about a topic i know you and i have discussed a little in the past. it feels with b.l.m. law enforcement. as you know, b.l.m. law enforcement has earned something of a poor reputation throughout much of the west. and this is particularly true in rural utah. because of the agency's history , particularly through certain personnel of intimidation, of heavy-handed tactics. and a flagrant and in some cases well documented abuses of authority. one major problem has been b.l.m.'s sometimes blatant digs regard -- disregard for state and local law enforcement. during the last administration, for instance, b.l.m. allowed 12 cooperative agreements with local law enforcement agencies to expire. this flies directly in the face of 12 statutory guidance from to that directs b.l.m. achieve quote maximum feasible reliance upon local law enforcement officials. ogic and the law dictates that , this is important and --

san juan county k utah. this was a big move that was made and a move that was much appreciated by people across the political spectrum, in communities throughout utah, especially southern utah, and i appreciate and applaud you for doing that. secretary zinke, i'd like to talk to you a little bit about a topic that i know you and i have discussed in the past, it deals with blm law enforcement. as you know, blm law enforcement has earned something of a poor reputation throughout much of the west, and this is particularly true in rural utah because of the agency's history particularly through certain personnel of intimidation, of heavy-handed tactics and of flagrant and in some cases well-documented abuses of authority. one major problem has been bl m's sometimes blatant disregard for state and local law enforcement. during the last administration, for instance, blm allowed eight of twelve cooperative agreements with local law enforcement agencies to expire. this flies directly in the face of statutory guidance

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in communities throughout utah, especially southern utah. and i appreciate and applaud you for doing that. i'd like to talk to you a little bit about a topic i know you and i have discussed a little in the past. as you know, b.l.m. law enforcement has earned something of a poor reputation throughout much of the west. and this is particularly true in rural utah. because of the agency's history, particularly through certain personnel of intimidation, of heavy-handed tactics. and a flagrant and in some cases well documented abuses of authority. one major problem has been b.l.m.'s sometimes blatant disregard for state and local law enforcement. during the last administration, for instance, b.l.m. allowed eight of 12 cooperative agreements with local law enforcement agencies to expire. this flies directly in the face of statutory guidance from flpma that directs b.l.m. to achieve "maximum feasible reliance upon local law enforcement officials." logic and the law dictates that, this is important and -- logic certainly dictates that minimal help fr

in communities throughout utah, especially southern utah. i appreciate and applaud you for doing that. secretary zinke he, i would love to talk to you about a topic that i know you and i have discussed that deals with blm law enforcement. it is earned a poor reputation. throughout much of the west. this is particularly true in rural utah. because of the agency's history, personnelly through of intimidation, heavy-handed , and a flagrant and well-documented abuses of authority. one major problem has been the s plain disregard for state and local law enforcement. 12 allowed eight of cooperative agreements. this life in the face of .tatutory guidance it directs blm to achieve. law dictates that this is important. logic certainly dictates the minimal help from local law enforcement, means maximum strain on the department resources. that is also going to lead to maximum strain with states and local communities. this is affected by the last swaths of land. this is certainly the case in many places in southern utah. one it to ask you about what you

utah up 63-58, 35 seconds to play, and he seals the deal, utah wins it 67-58. ending the season. >> this spos

javier: el acto de una maestra de utah se vuelto sÚper viral. pide a los padres que revisan las redes sociales de sus hijos, esto es puede descubrir lo que esconden en facebook, twitter, etc.. escribieron cosas como enfermedad, desgarrador deprimente. carolina: lo que mis padres no saben sobre las redes sociales es que hay mucho acoso cibernÉtico, sexting pornografÍa y personas que nos ocurren por nosotros y tratan de hacerte sentir mal. javier: lo que mis padres tampoco saben sobre las redes sociales es que estÉ conectada a y hasta las 2:00 a.m. todos los dÍas. carolina: un experimento de esta maestra de utah que en cuestiÓn de minutos se volvió viral. otra historia que ha estado por todas partes tiene que ver con united airlines. muriÓ pero que habÍan obligado a viajar encerrado en un compartimiento de un equipaje de mano. >> trÁgico accidente que ma jamÁs debiÓ haber ocurrido porque una mascota debe ser colocado en ese compartimiento. javier: las crÍticas en redes han sido de ambas partes. quienes estÁn en contra de las acciones

even though there's a federal prosecutor from utah who will look at it. presumably, he can't go in depth the way a special counsel could, is that right? >> no. he has the ability to do the same thing, but it's an appointment under regulations used twice before in history, one the case of special counsel robert mueller, but he has the ability to bring charges, convene a grand jury, almost everything, but the appointment is not made as a counterpart to muelle. >> good explanation. president trump today made a public appearance breaking silence with a lengthy speech. our chief white house correspondent jim accosta is preparing for the president down there, escaping turbulence of the white house for the long weekend. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. president trump will be here in an hour in florida, spending the easter weekend in the resort at mar-a-lago, but he was in front of the cameras for a campai campaign-style speech describing himself as a friend of the american worker. president trump was finally spotted saying good-bye to the outgoing communication

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utah up 63-58, 35 seconds to play, and he seals the deal, utah wins it 67-58. ending the season. >> this sports report brought to you by river rock casino and we are all hoping to get all four all-stars back from the postseason starts. >> well, steph looked good today. >> steph looked fine, he will be back . all right, that is our report. for all of us, we appreciate your time, now, jimmy kimmel. we will see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." it's a trip to south carolina to find a dog abandoned in a forest. >> her foot is trapped in a coyote trap. >> why it takes a giant rescue mission to finally save a sweet girl. >>> tension fills the air as they crown -- >> the queen of queens. >> the moment a beauty pageant turns very ugly. oh! >>> if you're in the market for a car -- this could be your next vehicle! the creative pitch to sell a sturdy workhorse with some -- >> cool, cool kextra wheels. >>> a perfect day leading up to -- >> cinderella. >> a cool guy with the imagine magic kingdom. >>> hope for paws flew from los

utah is off to down 67-58... utah is off to new york for the nit semis good news for the warriors...and warriors fans today... steph curry... ruturned to full practice today for the first time since spraining his right ankle almost two week ago... he misses six games while healing curry still hasn't been cleared to play friday night against the atlanta hawks.... but if there are no setbacks between now and them... expect him to be in uniform today steve kerr tyalked about curry's status... and also ran down the availability of their iother stars... kevin durant.... klay thompson... and draymond green(sot: kerr) "steph looks great ... he's chomping at the bit. we'll see how he responds in the next couple of days before we decide whether he plays or not. i think steph is closer to playing than kd or klay. we're gonna be cautious with all of them. i don't expect kd to play. its not like a timetable of 2 to 3 days, 2 to 3 ... it's just sort of a feel thing with him it's symptomatic with him." our bay area

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played ahead of the trump administration's decision to reduce the size of two national monuments in utah. the "new york times" sued for the release of the documents that show republican utah senator orrin hatch's staff requested the boundary change to bears ears and grand staircase- escalante. the request highlighted oil and gas sights on the land that could be leased with profits helping to fund utah's schools. president trump had said the rationale for reducing the monuments' boundaries was because previous administrations were guilty of a "massive bderal land grab," nause of fossil fuel opportunities. russian president vl putin says he can't say whether alleged meddling in the 2016ct u.s. en broke any russian laws. he with nbc's megyn kelly about last month's indictment of thirteen russian nationals and three russian firms for conspiring to, in part, aid th donald trump campaign. >> ( translated s has to go through official channels, not through the press or yelling and hollering in the united states conivess. >> sreenan: the interview comes in the midst of esssia's own prential campa

sobreviviÓ un milagrosamente un policÍa de la patrulla de utah que fue golpeado por un carro, le advertimos que las imÁgenes son fuertes, la cÁmara captÓ el momento cuando un policÍa lo

attorney john huber of utah operating outside the beltway, using his prosecutorial powers, a broad mandate to investigate misconduct that could extend beyond the fisa abuse. the former top officials at the fbi, james comey and andrew mccabe, could be facing scrutiny, for not just failing to tell the fisa judge that the anti-trump dossier was paid for by the dnc and the hillary clinton campaign. this prosecutor could be looking at mccabe's leaking to the media that was unauthorized, his lying to investigators. plus, those of fbi text messages. we learned that the friends of mccabe have set up a gofundme page to help pay for his legal costs that may be escalating rather dramatically because it sessions were two senior lawmakers, "i am confident mr. huber's review will include a full, complete review of the matters in a manner that is consistent with the law and facts. i receive updates from mr. huber, and upon conclusion of his review, will receive recommendations about any matters should be open, whether

. >> en el estado de utah hubo manifestaciones, cientos de personas manifestaron su derecho a portar armas de fuego como garantiza la segunda enmienda. desde salt lake, en iota, pedro rojas. >> asÍ llegaron hoy a marchar. ronnie quien apoya el porte de armas, criticÓ la división. >> con campaÑas, caminaron los defensores del resguardo policial. >> para organizadores de esta marcha penal al bÚsqueda comienza. busca exigir su posiciÓn de mantener el derecho al porte de armasun. >> miles marcharon y se congregaron en utah. ahÍ expresaron su rechazo. >> ellos no entienden cÓmo se siente eso. >> quiero que vean quÉ podemos hacer para mejorar la sociedad y que nuestros hijos y estudiantes no tenga que pasar por eso. >> se permite a maestros y estudiantes portar armas siempre cuanto tengan mÁs de 100 aÑos. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. >> se solidarizan con estudiantes que en estados unidos exigen el control de la venta de armas. >> ¿quiÉn dice que una infecciÓn vaginal detiene hacer sentir que sentiste algo mal? ♪ >> nunca mÁs. fue un trÁgico momento en la escuela de parkland

>> in world utah identities go around. right now we are doing telehealth through project echo and also the same in new mexico. it is pretty easier even fewer than the others to and for the anxiety disorder and adhd and hyperactivity disorder fish and -- fish during the reservoir. >> you support but there may be and then to fall into it is prescribing to make sure there are requirements when a patient presents and prescribing remotely. how are they authorized? >> this is a very good question. i futile state department services and with the medicaid program also audits top so at least so what i am proposing is agency through agency text mode model. you may be familiar with vermont's addiction policy website. the furthest distance between one side and another is maybe 100 miles but a lot further with states in the west. >> i know we are looking at these discussions. >> and that counsel staff would be a resource as well. >> project echo was a product of the energy commerce committee. the chair recognize but then give informati

ben in utah decided to track him down. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we are going to begin tonight sacramento is a city on edge tonight following the emotional funeral for a young man shot repeatedly by police officers who mistook his phone for a gun. jamie yuccas is at the golden one center, home of the n.b.a. kings, where extra security is on hand before the game tonight. jamie. man shot they are dining so by winding their way through new security nerves and through police forces. the security is in place after protesters shut down two previous games. all of this is happening after a full day of mourning. >> people are worth saving. >> in a memorial service that in a memorial service that was somber, uplifting-- nd i am... louder! >> reporter: and at times chaotic. >> the clark family will never ..e. , reporter: ...family members and clergy, including the reverend al sharpton, eulogized 22-year-old stephon clark. >> this is about justice. leis is about standing with

should california follow utah's lead. you can vote and see the results in real-time at the bottom of your screen throughout this report. the new utah law spells out it's not criminal neglect for parents to allow kids who show maturity and good judgment to walk to school by themselves, take the bus alone, or play outside without adult supervision. utah governor signed the bill after lawmakers signed it unanimously. it takes effect in may and it's the first law of its kind in the u.s. the bill's sponsors says we have become too hyper about protecting our kids and as a result they don't learn self-reliance. >> we want them as kids to learn how to navigate the world. >> lawmakers say they found shocking cases of the law overreaching. this couple was investigated for child neglect after allowing their kids to walk home from school without adult supervision. and utah has one specific laws about staying in the car. one 6 and under must be supervised by someone 12 and over. do you think that california should adopt parenting laws

target, rápido y listo. ♪ carolina: un estudiante provoca el caos en esta escuela de utah. helado de ser fue acusado de u llevar una bomba casera en su mochila, salÍa humo. provocÓ una huida masiva. el sospechoso tenÍa ademÁs una bandera del estado islÁmico. la policÍa no revelÓ su nombre, ni su edad. sin embargo, sabemos que en este momento enfrenta cargos formales. javier: el papa francisco o decreto o canonizar a cinco santos, dos beatos y seis venerables . entre ellos, el papa pablo vi, monseÑor oscar romero de el salvador y la monja marÍa de jesÚs atormentado de paraguay. reconoce un milagro a monseÑor romero para ser declarado santo. carolina: verÓnica escobar y silvia garcÍa podrían hacer historia een texas. se convertirÍan en las dos primeras hispanas en ser parte del congreso por ese estado. romperÍa con un comportamiento histÓrico, tras obtener la nominaciÓn por el partido demÓcrata para competir por un escaÑo en la cÁmara en noviembre. javier: el peso del comprueben el del paso competirÁ por un escaÑo. una de las personas que mÁs ha hecho

only to have it stolen at at a competition in utah. call him the poop pirate....the squatter>(steve) it's breaking laws and annoying swimmers there's a boat that's been anchored in san francisco's aquatic park illegally for way too long... (steve) and people have some colorful nicknames for it.t tonight it's still thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. tonight that boat is still out there.... kron four's spencer blake joins us live at the cove.. spencer who does this boat belong to, and why is it still there? we don't have the name of the man who apparently lives on the yacht, but some swimmers say his boat is constantly in their way.the national parks service says so far...nothing has gotten him to leave. by now the anchor of this boat has probably gotten áreally comfortable at the bottom of aquatic park cove.lynn cullivan ÷ sf maritime"it's been out here over a hundred days and the reason that's unusual is because normally a permit is only for five days." but in this case, t