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for the people of the state of hawaii. and it is an honor to be here and to do that. i can t end by saying, i came in 2010 when we were the noble nine. and my noble nine colleagues are here. and i can t tell you how important it is for me to see them again. that s what it s all about. everyone in congress. the relationships that we build. and it s the friendships that are there forever and ever. that s what makes in the people s house and the greatest institution around. for say in roy, mahalo this wonderful hawaii, mahlo for this wonderful opportunity to serve mahalo for this wonderful opportunity to serve with you again. ahalo and aloha. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. rogers, is recognized for one minute. the gentleman will suspend. members, please. please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman is recognized. rodgesrongs mr. speaker, the mr. rogers: mr. speaker, the kentucky delegation and i have the distinct honor and p
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 associate
. so that is certainly of concern. when mr. giuliani indicated that mr. trump should set up some kind of blind trust. when pressed, mr. giuliani said that trump s unusual situation might call for more flexibility . and that is something we have never seen before. where there is at least some mixture of government and the using of a business structure and more flexibility. and then a new announcement that these individuals that would be involved in the blind trust or running the business now would be called upon to or are being sought, if you will, to have a top secret clearance, which means that the interests of business could be mixed with the security interests of the american people. and i find that quite puzzling. and as a member of concerned about homeland security on a number of my committees, i find that of great concern. this is what happens when there is elections maybe with less information than we should have had. so i think it is important to note that protest
thank you so much. one of the questions i wanted to ask is about making sure women have the information they need. having access to contraception. it is more of a technical one. guidelines for women that are exposed or that are testing positive for zika. when they might give information about potential problems for the fetus. they had been saying 28 to 30 weeks is when they might be able to. i was wondering if you could comment on the state of the research, when women are getting information. or is it really just dependent on an individual pregnancy. there is no answer to your question. they are presumably infected in the first trimester. it is a wide range. report. one case the fetus was severely affected. the councilwoman. third kely likelihood of that, how long it might take to develop. it would be difficult even in insurance context. how does it get paid for. and i think that is also what we have to bear in mind. there are guidelines asking women to get tested. i