mr. quigley. the exclusive first look at the super bowl ad. here he is right now. go, mr. quigley. e's got some leg strength. he did it after we took the camera away. there's quigley again. that is not josh. >> he's a star. he doesn't just do tricks when you ask him to. >> there's josh. he's there with the people cheering on the teams. none clearing louder than the quarterback wives. we're going to go inside the lives of the first ladies of football. >>> also, pippa off the market. we're going introduce you guys to the man nicknamed the earl of hogwarts. the prince charming who may be worth more than prince william. unbelievable. why you looking at me like that? >> you're up against the prince. >> and maybe it's just love. >> that's true. that's true. >> we'll discuss. >> and you're wearing the proper colors. >> oh, george, again. thank you for my pin. i fit in better. >>> good morning. let's get to the breaks newing this morning about the two americans kidnapped in egypt. alex marquardt is in cairo with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. two american women kid map

mr. qui quigley. here's a sneak peek. >> we have a late entry, mr. i believe. wait, mr. quigley around the outside. look at him go, it's gonna be quigley! >> what? >> let's do it. >> he's walking across the finish line. >> the new mid foot strike. >> what do you mean you want a new contract? >> and right now, mr. quigley in the house. along with michael greenberg, the head of skechers. you may have just found the biggest star of the weekend. >> we're so proud. >> i want mr. quigley to let us know. how do you feel about the giants? >>> good morning i'm kristen sze thousands of struggling homeowners and first time buyers are at the cow palace this morning for an event that started a short time ago. many waited all night for a chance to meet lenders inside who can help lower their mortgage payments. the free event is put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of america it runs through monday. is it friday light? let's check in with frances dinglasan. >> north 101 starting to recover past 880 slow all morning because of earlier accidents in santa

mr. quigley around the outside. look at that little guy go. it's quigley! >> cute!alking across the finish line! >> this is a commercial that you know what they are selling from the second it starts. >> which is smart. the celebrities this year were dogs versus real celebrities. it shows something happening in our culture. are we over celebretizez? that dog replaced kim kardashian. great celebrity ads are when they go like this. when you throw elton john in pepsi and you're not sure why. but we may have hit a turning point where you -- enough. enough with the celebrities. enough with reality people. dogs, babies, pretty women. back to basics. >> we have to talk about the madonna halftime performance. >> yeah. >> did she help or hurt her brand? >> for her, just being there was great. i thought the last song was great. it was her singing. i thought it was overproduced. people want soulful music. i thought it missed. i didn't think she was a great choice for the super bowl. i don't think she's what families love or guys love. it was overproduced. too much. but at the e

mr. quigley: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment nument six printed in part b of house report 112-383 offered by mr. quigley of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 534, the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. quigley: my amendment would create a c.b.o.-sponsored web site so taxpayers can find out how much will be learning how much their taxes would increase or decrease under any major tax legislation being considered by this congress. the fact is we don't do a good enough job communicating with our constituents. there is too much misinformation out there. and good information isn't accessible enough to americans without connections to washington. try digging through a government web site and you'll see the difficulty. my staff gets calls all the time from constituents who are having trouble finding good information about our budget and our t

mr. quigley. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know, mr. chairman, as someone who's gone through about 200 trials myself, i know there's a lot of experienced trial attorneys in this courtroom, i appreciated the novel "bonfire of the vanities." best line i've read -- >> say that again. >> "bonfire of the vanities." >> i asked unanimous the gentleman have 15 more seconds to educate us to that. >> there's a wonderful scene which judge white talks to the district attorney about prosecuting defendants for opportunistic reasons. he concludes wonderfully by saying, so go tell your boss the district attorney captain ahas been weiss that i know he's out there looking for the great white defendant. mr. williams over there is not it. much the same as today we come to the conclusion after nearly six hearings that i know that there are those looking for the perfect case to embarrass the attorney general and the president. but after six hearings, this is not it. i say so respecting and understanding that this is a great tragedy, a great loss that require

mr. quigley around the outside. look at that little guy go. it's quigley! >> laura, why does this work?for the underdog. look at the giants from last night. the ad got lots of buzz before it ran. they replaced the lead from last year's ad kim kardashian with a dog. people had fun with the headlines. >> kim was the model last year. >> you had much fewer celebrities this year. even the ads that had them didn't work. now you have dogs versus celebrities. perfect example. kim kardashian, that genre is moving away. >> wait. it's not moving away. did you see the teleflora ad? >> as a feminist i was offended. >> i'm sure. >> it basically said if you send a woman flowers you get what you want. i hate the objectification. >> what about the david beckham? >> did you have problems with that? >> give a woman flours and get what you want? >> it did imply that which is a problem. >> did you have an issue? >> it bothered me. >> let's move on. >> we were both offend bid that. >> we had nudity in the m & m's commercial. basically ms. brown was said to not be wearing her shell. clint eastwood made a spla

mr. quigley. >> lots of kids. >> this is the reinvented baby. >> i'm watching you watching him. >> lots of will arnette, tv star. >> super bowl ads cost $116,000 per second. >> hay, baby, i want that car. >> so advertisers want the biggest bang for the buck. >> they put chimpanzees in the ads. i mean it is kind of a no brainer. >> reporter: if it were that easy, advertisers odd haven't to hire don drape. >>> sex sells. >> says who? just who you know the people who talk that way think that monkeys can do that. >> reporter: which is not to say sex doesn't sell from everything from dorito's to dot.coms. >> who won't notice a hot model in body paint. >> they he sold so much victoria secret underwear in past years, this year hawking flowers. thereth is also david beckham. i don't know if the average super bowl viewer is a big david beckham fan. the diagrams don't overlap much. >> reporter: but female viewers knee eye candy. in addition to the beer ads, a yogurt spot that ends in a head butt. >> targeted more towards the growing female audience than they have before. >> david witt, abc news, los

mr. reque quigley. a guy who told me he wasn't paid for this spot.. >> so i think the "avengers" reminds of us all of when we're kids and reading those comic books. >> yeah, i guess so. >> number three and number two, you've got chevy's end of the world ad. >> yeah, this was not only like the end of the world, what happened if it ended, it included a spot for twinkies in there, because obviously when there is armageddon, twinkies would survive. and they made a joke about how their friend didn't make it because he was driving a ford. i i thought that was a little bit shocking. >> i was too. you had the pepsi and coke thing where the pepsi guy's trying to get a coke -- but this is a little bit invoked death -- >> that was a good one. i did like the coke one. >> and number two, the consumer spots keep doing really well. doritos consumer spot made by a guy named john friedman who won $1 million because this was the best super bowl ad according to "usa today" where a dog writes the note, writes a note on the doritos, don't tell, and he doesn't tell. i mea

mr. quigley, and i believe strongly about and as part of this congress' effort to increase transparency and promote sound accounting practices in the federal government, this amendment would reform accounting practices at the office of management and budget. specifically would require the o.m.b. director to prepare all budgets submitted to the president to use acrurel-basis -- accrual basis and cash-basis accounting standards. the american people deserve accountability and transparency from their federal government and right now the mistrust of congress, i believe, is at an all-time high. the use of accrual base accounting would reflect our true fiscal state. for too long the federal government has used unsound budgeting practices that's distorted liabilities held by the government. as a small business owner i know essentially how honest accounting can critical to financial decisionmaking, and in that respect we should strive to make the federal government's practices more like what we demand of the private sector. in fact, the government itself, madam chairman, demands that publicly traded

mr. quigley: respecting the beliefs of others who may be impacted by a religious exemption. take a catholic university where jews, hindus, muslims and nonreligious followers work. should they be denied to contraception even though their faith does not oppose it. if we allow religiously-affiliated institutions to deny contraception, we begin to see the beliefs and rights to those who support and require contraception infringed upon. as policy makers, we have to stand up for the rights of all of our constituents regardless of their faith. this means making policies that walk the line between protecting religious institutions while protecting the rights of individuals employed by religiously-affiliated institutions. the administration's exemption strikes that balance. i yield to mrs. davis. mrs. davis: mr. speaker, i rise to applaud the final ruling issued by the department of health and human services to include birth control at no cost. the pill changed the world. as some have said, it was one small pill, but one giant leap for womankind. it improved women's health. it reduce

mr. quigley: the nation's leading breast cancer charity, susan g. kome nefment announced it would no longer partner with planned parenthood. the nation's leading health care provider. this fight has pitted two of our nation' preer mere -- premiere and important women's health care groups wrongly against each other. we on the other side of the capitol and in these chambers must remember that rhetoric has real world consequences. for the health of the women across america, this issue must be resolved quickly and the collaborative relationship between these two great institutions restored. until then lives are at stake. sadly for political gain. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? without objection. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, institutions across the country are facing an impossible choice. do they continue in their mission to provide for their employees or do they violate their conscience? when the affordable care act pa