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 minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. r. speaker, and still i rise because i love my country. mr. speaker, i rise some 56 days since the mueller report was made public. 56 days, according to some, and i have been among them, to say that the president has been above the law for 56 days pursuant to the miler report. but the truth is the president has been above the law for more than two years. because more than two years ago i stood at this podium and called for o the impeachment of the president of the united states of america for his obstruction that we now acknowledge was obstruction. more than two years. more than two years now. of analysis paralysis. as dr. king put it, the paralysis
that will ignite. in an e-mail statement, a spokesperson says we are aware that lawsuits have been filed. we won t speculate on the cause of the fires while the investigation is ongoing. pg&e will continue to comply with requests of the cpuc and others to preserve alexander said they could have preemptively shut off power. to that, they write, pro actively deenergizing electrical lines can have an immediate and very broad impact on public safety. affecting first responders and the operation of critical facilities. alexander is also representing victims families of the ghostship warehouse fire against pg&e. the december 2016 fire resulted in 30 deaths. the spokesperson said there s no evidence that its facilities cause that had fire. we ve reviewed our records and over the last ten plus years we have no reports of electric theft from this location or the adjacent premises. she said she filed the lawsuit because she said that s where the decision makers are based. the
i know how deeply personally affected he has been. and i guess i tell you why i am doing this as a means of telling you why senator blumenthal and i are doing this, and i tell it through a prism of a story that just awful, awful series of days following the shootings in sandy hook. senator blumenthal and i went through the first of what were umpteen wakes and funerals, and we were standing in line at the first wake about to talk to the first set of parents who had lost in this case their young daughter, and i remember being so uncertain about what we were supposed to say to these parents, not just what you were supposed to say to provide some measure of condolence, but we were their elected representatives. we had some additional obligation to show them that we were ready to act, but was it too soon to make that offer? was it not the right moment to suggest that there was a public policy response to the slaughter of their children? it was senator blumenthal that very gently a
call (202) 748-8000. members of the lgbt community, others,2) 748-8001, all call (202) 748-8002. killer, theto the motivation, and the weapons. but first, the victims of the tragedy of the pulse nightclub. 21 have been named so far, 50 dead. , as family orlando members have been notified, has been posting the names of those killed at the pulse nightclub strategy. your the 21 who have been named so far. [reading names] edward sotomayor jr., 34 years old. stanley almodovar iii, 23 years old. luis omar ocasio-capo, 20 years old. juan ramon guerrero, 22 years old. eric ivan ortiz-rivera, 36 years old. peter o. gonzalez-cruz, 22 years old. luis s. vielma, 22 years old. kimberly morris, 37 years old. eddie jamoldroy justice, 30 years old. darryl roman burt ii, 29 years jean carlos mendez perez, 35 years old. amanda alvear, 25 years old. martin benitez torres, 33 years old. luis daniel wilson-leon, 37 years old. mercedez marisol flores, 26 years old. xavier emmanuel serrano rosado,
heartbreaking news. please can we do something? let s all just get along. this was a sick person that was really confused. and went crazy. now, his father revealing new details overnight. i couldn t believe that was my son. as a nation and a city search for answers, why was the gay community targeted in the virus massacre? this was an act of terror and an act of to hate. we re live with this special edition of good morning america. and good morning, america. we re live in orlando this morning. after a crushing weekend. the world remembering the lives lost in that tragic shooting, the deadliest in u.s. history. we re right across the street from the site of that massacre. where three hours of terror unfolded. officers exchanging gunfire with the suspect. and then making a daring rescue. this morning, more than 40 people are recovering at the orlando regional medical center. many of them, though, still in critical condition. there s heroic work going on ri