And all of todays program at cspan. Org. Well leave here. The u. S. House gaveling in shortly to continue debate on 47 billion next year for the treasury department, the judiciary and executive branch, as well as the district of columbia. About 6 more than this year than last. Live coverage of the house is herere on cspan. The speaker pro tempore t he house will be in order. The prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. Chaplain conroy let us pray. Loving god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. Guide the members of this peoples house with the spirit of understanding which might lead them to their best judgment. We live in a world of human failure and broken promises. May they be tolerant of the faults of others because they are aarof their own shortcomings. Bless all with a quiet respect for the diversity of opinions to be found here. Through honest dialogue and contemplative listening may your servants search all the avenues open to them to meet todays challeng
There was an alert sent out about an hour and a half ago warning of a suspect to the Champion Center armed with a machete. Folks that are once gym is live on campus he will have an update on that very fluid breaking news. Its good out to a News Conference getting underway as we speak. Everything on campus is normal operations with the exception of the Champion Center we still have a lot of Law Enforcement personnel there. Theyll be there the rest of day. We would ask everybody to avoid the Champion Center area for the rest of the day. 9 15 this morning a 911 call from the Champion Center the report was a man who was menacing with a machete. Part of our campus protocols when we have an emergency like that is to immediately text the entire campus through the tax system to all students faculty and staff. We asked everyone to take protective action at that time. That there was no longer a threat of the Champion Center. Scott will tell you more about the incident. On behalf of the campus i
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