Mark Pryor

Do you remember, I thought we appropriated some money to do the cleanup?

They tried to consolidate the 38 Federal law enforcement assistance programs like COPS, et cetera, into three competitive grant programs.

How much money in your proposed appropriation, how much money are you requesting for citation-related projects?

Are there large categories of items you are looking for, like fire issues and like plumbing and whatever type issues?

And long term, are you looking at replacing the heating and air systems throughout the Capitol complex?

But I think you are requesting $11 million worth of projects in fiscal year 2010 for energy reduction.

And I think, let us see, that may be all I had on you.

And do you have a design on a fix for that?

Okay. And is there a long-term plan on the Power Plant?

I must be working on yesterday's news, but thank you very much.

I'd like to start with you Dr. Sharfstein, on the World Health Organization. They recently said that pork products from infected meat should not be consumed by people.

What do you mean by 'impression'?

If we could get together as an industry and have this conversation, and if there were some limits around what that conversation or where it could go or what actual business model we could come up with, it would be better than what we have…

If you could share that with the Congress, that would be most helpful, and whatever you can make public that would be appropriate.

We appreciate you, and I think both of you, as well as Federal agencies generally, have done a very good job of keeping the public informed.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you for doing this.

I know you are doing great things at DHS already, and now you have this pandemic, or at least this flu episode that you are dealing with.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you for the timeliness and importance of this follow-up hearing.

I want to thank the Chairman and Ranking Member and other members of this Subcommittee for holding this important hearing today to discuss the future of national surface transportation policy.

The largest challenges facing Congress in this reauthorization process will rest in developing policy to provide adequate funding and streamline existing programs to better meet the critical surface transportation needs of our country.

As we work to reauthorize the Federal surface transportation programs enacted as part of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU), we will face a wide range of issues that will…

I think it's important for the United States to have a good handle on what the exposure of formaldehyde does...

How many people come in and report symptoms, et cetera? Could you give us a sense of that?

But, are there other chemicals available to do wrinkle-resistant fabrics?

This hearing is really not limited. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has a broad range of product types that they oversee.