holy see, thank you, sir, for your time. guest: thanks for having me on. host: we ll bring you now to the floor of the house. they re about to gavel in. we ll bring you gavel-to-gavel coverage here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. gracious god we give you thanks for giving us another day. the members of this people s house will be leaving for the memorial day recess. as they meet with their respective constituents, give them the gifts of wisdom and discernment that in their words and actions they will do justice, love with mersy, and walk humbly with you. may they also have the attentiveness that is called for to hear the concerns of those whom they represent. on this weekend especially, we remember those men and women who have given their lives in service to our country. bless them with everlasting peace and give consolation and peace to those who mourn them. may all t
beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. last week, congressman brian mast spoke on the house floor about his time in the army, fellow soldiers killed in action, and some who gave their lives to save others. mr. mast: mr. speaker, i rise on the heels of memorial day to discuss what we must learn from those we specifically remember on this and every memorial day going forward. all among us, every single person in this chamber, every single person that visits here, we all have those days of the that isre the history buried down deep inside of us and stirred up for whatever reason that maybe, for some of us, maybe we lost a loved one right around christmas and now we cannot get through the holidays without remembering that person each year and the ways in which that person touched our life. for others, maybe it was right around your birth day when you lost a loved one or someone passed and on each year of the celebration of your own life, you find your
like a dream you wake up and it could be a worse nightmare now let s be realistic in today s economic world what s happening with some all of a sudden super powers we really have to be prudent with our monies i heard a figure outside $600 million has been satisfied for mountain tunnel and we think like we re going to spend e.r. keep aside of a hundred million dollars taxpayers money and think nothing of it i don t know what type of prudencecy or for the record or fortitude that is so commissioners, i think you have to look at it in a total different way when it comes to conservatism and everybody agrees why water water we re told not to waste water i m in a habit of not waiting water and from the presentation i saw you don t need to be a rocket scientists and that debt shouldn t fall on the taxpayer thank you very much thank you nicole. good afternoon, commissioners nicole ceo i had 3 comments i wanted to make on this particular item first, i have found that budget to be
regularly retirement meeting thank you for all attending and the staff none sunshine said thank you. i wanted to say thank you on behalf of the board for all our work sometimes that is a thank less job mr. clerk if we could please roll call commissioner cohen commissioner meiberger commissioner bridges is on her way droilg brisbane commissioner driscoll commissioner paskin-jordan pr commissioner stansbury is quorum is presented. thank you very much please call the next item thank you ladies and gentlemen, public comment is open at this time. thank you, president i m patrick bradshaw regarding the potential investment in the loan pool it was good warning the retirements system is asked to purchase. $26. million no others secondary market willing to purchase it unfortunately, this simultaneously suggests the retirement system maybe under the quote greater pool theory an investment pool investment using the assumption they ll be able to phil fill it later to and then gre
together as i ve announcing in the past few meetings the must be if you wish to address the board of education please fill out a speakers prior to the item being called and present it to ms. casco and importantly according to the board of education speakers will not be accepted for items before the board item b superintendant report superintendent carranza good evening to everybody listening or joining us person in evening a few announcements this ooefg evening first of all i along with the staff and school districts across the statistic is looking for the record or forwards to the smallest balance on how the students mafrtsd the common core standards hoping to see a positive trend the common core start of our curriculum number two the professional development and training of our staff and 3 the use of data to drive the improvements throughout our schools although the relatives are yes, ma am bargained and the staff looks at the result i m very proud of the work our teachers