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i just saw question, what are you seeing about how the process is done what does it mean and how do we do it? something like that, but more like an alluring thought. why what we did and why is the case that that process is valued and why another processes it is not valued. i think what we are saying is we are not producing critical thinkers. we are trying to find the relevance or rather a machine. i totally agree with that. students follow the steps and come up with the answer that they know to come up with because we talked about it yesterday in class and verification kinds of activities. if that is true, i think the philosophy of science are tested to accommodate the heightened levels, the mature levels. i agree with that and a couple of things in that statement, this is something that was done kate through 12, k through 16 because it should be in college classes as well. you can catch it in terms of critical thinking, you re thinking about scientific technology a ....
the heart of the man. because i saw him with his family. i saw the way he treated his wife and his children. and there was no mistaking that whatever was swirling around the house, you knew where steve s priorities were. steve s priorities were at home. and i will always remember steve for that. people call him colleague, .eople call him former member jennifer, i m just proud to call him friend. god bless you and the family and thanks so much for letting me share a few moments. i yield back. mr. chabot: thank you very much. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. reclaiming my time. i d now like to yield such time as she might consume to the gentlelady from north carolina, virginia foxx. ms. foxx: thank you, representative chabot. for organizing this special order tonight. so that we could pay tribute to our colleague, steve latourette. jennifer, i hope that you and the children are being comforted by the words that you are hearing here tonight. i want to ass ....
what happens to those 20 million people who have health insurance? are you going to kick them off and suddenly, they don t have health insurance and what ways are their lives better? are you going to repeal the provision that insures that if you do have health insurance on your job or change jobs or lose jobs and start a small business and not going to have health insurance because you have a pre-existing. are you going to change the policy that kids can stay on their parents health insurance plans until they are 26? how are you going to approach these issues? my view is if they can come up with something better that actually works and a year or two after they have replaced the affordable care act with their own plan that 25 million have health insurance and it s cheaper and better and running smoothly, i ll be the first one to say, that s great. congratulations. if, on the other hand, whatever they are proposing results in millions of people losing coverage and result ....
a blanket this morning. meanwhile as the morning progressing in the afternoon we will see sunshine. showers currently out there should fizal way with time. as the day goes on we heat up efficiently and again there could be a spotty shower or thunderstorm later today. overall, though, meisha, it s still a decent day. yeah it seems that way getting up to 78. we will welcome that thanks katie good morning everyone. taking a look at the ben franklin bridge. look at the roadways. you see how slick it is out there. we have pooling in some areas. in fact one area 295 saw floo flooding in this area that has been cleared and that s how wet in the certain areas it can be and that may slow us down a little. overall in terms of volume ben franklin bridge looking good. malfunctioning traffic lights because of accidents cleared 3 a.m. boulevard ninth bound and accident lingering route 40 harding way near main road still out. there those of you in and around the area use caution bec ....
to kristin fisher taking off coverage from the north lawn. kristin, good afternoon. hey, bill. today we are seeing on an administration wide push to get schools across the country reopen this fall. it started with the vice president on a call with governors this morning. the president is set to speak any moment now and in between there s been a panel discussion going on for several hours moderated by dr. deborah birx. she expressed real reservations about the inadvertent impact that the shutdown has already had on students. in the rush to close things down, there was everything was not completely considered in that moment about how we were going to protect our children. children are social beings. we are all social beings. not being able to be together with students of similar age groups and with friends over extended periods of time, it s unhealthy for anyone. the administration is saying that school decisions are local decisions but they are strongly encouragi ....