The speaker pro tempore the house will be in order. The the clerk i hereby appoint the honorable Henry Cuellar to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. Igned, nancy pelosi, speaker perfect house of representatives. The speaker pro tempore pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. The chair will alternate recognition between the parties. All time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11 50 a. M. Each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. The chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. Aguilar, for five minutes. Today,ilar mr. Speaker, i rise to honor the life of tim husband, devoted brother, son, and teacher. Working to life save the life of another. Volunteer for the intesan countys search andres could you team, tim searche
He boasted about more competitive salaries and these embarked on the town halls hoping to convince residents to support his tax increase and encourage their Council Members to do the same. All while there was a more than 35year tax cap in place in prince georges. Then he changed the proposal, some would say in the 11th hour, requesting 65 million in additional funding pretty much cutting his initial request in half. In the end, the council all but ignored bakers request and approved a 4 property tax increase that generates 34 million. That additional funding will be used for teacher pensions that the state has now passed do you know to the county. But it offers no new programs or increased salary for teachers. That budget is now back in the hands of the county executive and he has the power of line item veto. He has until june 16th to make any changes. This morning were hoping to get more insight into the county executives reasons behind that tax proposal, where it all went wrong for h
He boasted about more competitive salaries and these embarked on the town halls hoping to convince residents to support his tax increase and encourage their Council Members to do the same. All while there was a more than 35year tax cap in place in prince georges. Then he changed the proposal, some would say in the 11th hour, requesting 65 million in additional funding pretty much cutting his initial request in half. In the end, the council all but ignored bakers request and approved a 4 property tax increase that generates 34 million. That additional funding will be used for teacher pensions that the state has now passed do you know to the county. But it offers no new programs or increased salary for teachers. That budget is now back in the hands of the county executive and he has the power of line item veto. He has until june 16th to make any changes. This morning were hoping to get more insight into the county executives reasons behind that tax proposal, where it all went wrong for h
Just clips the areas northwest of dc but more showers this evening. Before we clear out late tonight we will be back with that 7day forecast. Got it. A new crime tight fighting tool is coming to college park. Police at the university of maryland are moving quickly tonight to try to head off an even more violent attack than the one this week at ohio state. Bruce leshan is here to tell us how. Reporter this new technology is called shot spotter. The university it on campus this week and it will reduce Response Time if a shooter starts to attack students. [gunshots] police at a California High School showed just how quickly shot shotter can pinpoint gunfire. The principal said this shot spotter microphones. And theres one right there. It makes student s safer. Why do we need a fire alarm . That happens we know how to react. The university of Maryland Police chief said even though nearly every student has a cell phone it can take 2 minutes or many into an attack before the first call goes
WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell, chair of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, announced that communities across the state of Washington will receive a total of $38.3