it has not been and as mrs. moon known, it has a diversity of opinions. >> thank you, commissioner chiu. >> commissioner breed. >> thank you. i want to thank you my colleagues for their comments and i do realize there has been a lot of work that have gone into this and in the past when the city takes on endeavors that come in here. they present a plan and often times we don't necessarily always deviate from that plan so from my perspective, i appreciate there's a common value to determine the kinds of decisions we need to make from the task force, but experience and the fact that people who really truly rely on on this service is completely different from my perspective which is why it is attorney who is in the room and who is making the decision. there's people who may be at the center of the task force excepting up to the plate and speaking on behalf of this committee, but it's different when you're the one relying on the transportation and you don't have the means to take a taxi or other means of transportation, s

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moon. this 20-minute address took place at rice university in houston. >> mr. vice president, governor, congressman thomas, senator wily and congressman miller, mr. webb, mr. bell, scientists, distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen, i appreciate your president having immediate he m made me an honorary visiting professor and i assure you my first lecture will be very brief. i am delighted to be here and particularly delighted to be here on this occasion. we meet at a college noted for knowledge in a city noted for progress in a state noted for strength. and we stand in need of all three. we meet in an hour of change and challenge and a decade of hope and fear. in an age of both knowledge and ignorance. to greatest our knowledge increases, the greater our ignorance unfolds. despite the striking fact that most of the scientists that the world has ever known are alive and working today, despite the fact that this nation's own scientific manpower is doubling every 12 years in a rate of growth more than three times that of our population as a whole, despite th

you're shooting r the moon if you' doing that. >> i have a feeling mr. to wake up next to h every day. i thk i'd rather go for the looks. we'll lookn intelligence. we'll have a read. >> what if she can't read? >> how about your intelligen? that's an issu too. you have somethingo say about that? >> i think that i likehe intelligence thing because if you're going to go f looks, like you said, it's going to deteriorate much faster than intelligence. >> so will yours, guys. i hate to break to you. >> are we going tonother estion across the stet? >> iope so. >> e-mail! >> wait a second here it is. oh, my god. th is long. sarah says, my husband and i met at the height of our fitness and physique. we'll fallen off the wagon. i'm trng to get back to eang better and more exerci, but he seems to be not into it. his physique is not the same a when i m him. i don't know how to tellim i want him to rk out without hurting his feelings. what should she ? >> take him to the gym. let him see otr guys seeing you and you seeing other gs. >> but do it together, you're sayin

mr booth is over the western part of the korean peninsula. after the eighth and the news of new snow least likely into the new moon hours and dry weather for most of china and snow showers are kicking up once again over them only when it's not tiny leaves are also possible. i'm going to be in the thirteenth in the tropics that very chilly in the north for a decree to help you with mine this one for the high incidence of bed yesterday and much colder than the snow. look at fifteen he can eat and returning tomorrow at risk levels in eighteen twelve the curry was high on friday across the america s it's going to be a quiet thanksgiving holiday across most of the umass very gorgeous weather change on a wonderful time with your family and friends and there's few things i want to mention. are we looking at heavy snow share is over there with great lakes region at the twenty centimeters of snow with my clique. i should be looking at that having another round of heavy snow will be coming into this area ample room on the moisture is causing some snow showers are for the mountains and also cost of rain or the pacific northwest. no could become heavy at t

thank you very much mr for an answer that so we have time for thank you very much for watching this edition of the interviewees here on call some doubts. stay tuned for more news a moon. i will. it is. i can. as you the government meeting started with criticism in reproach. the vice ministers of health care agriculture finance industry in the technology also region and the moment and even information and culture got reprimanded by the prime minister over to vice ministers of education and science were dismissed for non disbursement of money allotted for some projects and programs

that step on the moon was incredible moment in history, winning the space race was a huge source of pride to many americans. still can't figure out why mrbama didn't make time for mr. armstrong's memorial. or why he would snub the gettysburg address commendation. maybe president obama with all his great education skipped american history and just doesn't get it that's my off-the-record comment tonight. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off-the-report go to gretawire.com and tell us about it. while many americans are watching their premiums go, some are also watching their healthcare choices shrink. new hampshire senator kelly ayotte joins us. nice to he sue. >> good to see you, greta. >> what's going on in new hampshire. how many choices it you have up theren othe exchange? >> it's a real mess, greta, essentially only one insurer on the exchange and 10 out of our 26 hospitals aren't included in the exchange. so capitol of new hampshire not in the exchange. can i go oon major hospitals. sullivan county no hospitals in the exchange. >> why only one insurance company on the exchange? >> not enough competition,

mr. speaker, after about 10 years of care under the same health care plan, he received a notice that his current policy covering his family of four is eing terminated. though obamacare client approved replacement moon will increase their premium by 77% or $9,000 per year. this is a serious financial challenge for them and they may have to sell their home. mr. speaker, after everything this man has already been through, he now has to deal with the frustration and uncertainty of this administration's back and forth policy. this is not what he and the american people were promised by the president, and it is simply unacceptable. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: one of my colleagues this morning talked about creating jobs. and i'm delighted to be one of those who saw and advocated in the affordable care act the expanse of service and use on behalf of the american people. first, as a woman let me say for women the affordable care act will

mr. president. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out, of landing man on the map and return -- on the moon and returning him safely to earth. no single project will be more impressive to nankai or more important for the long-range exploration of space, and none will be more difficult or expensive to accomplish. >> we were challenged to do something that we thought we could do, by kennedy. we were challenged to do the impossible. how about this for vision, guts, dreamer, whatever you want to call him. three weeks later, the president of the united states -- talk about a gel -- 60 minutes of space flight experience, he says, we're ready to go to the moon. i don't know that people believed itself was possible. >> we choose to go to the moon, we choose to go to the moon, we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skill, because that challenge is one that we're willing to accept, one we are willing -- not willing to postpone and one we

we put men on the moon but we can't get into a $400 million website to purchase insurance. yes, mr. speaker, those glitches seem to be a real problem. earl benny from kingwood, says, when i look at what is available on o.b. care, the plan that is closest to ours is going to cost $745 a month. this is absurd. it does not look we will be able to keep our current policy, so we are being forced to pay $400 per month for coverage and the deductible is $12,000. i really like my current plan and the premium fits our budget. what can be done? mr. speaker, this is bad news for the middle class. and marian porter from houston, texas, i'm the sole breadwinner for a family of five. i'm eligible for affordable insurance through my employer. however, my family coverage is prohibit tiffly expensive. $18,000 a year. or more, 30% of my take home pay. if only affordable to us food, shelter and clothing were a luxury and not a necessity. mr. speaker, marian should not have to choose between feeding her family and being forced into obamacare. why has the government done this to the people? as billy sai

moon and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard. >> reporter: in a nation long opposed to kings and queens, the kennedys were american royalty. >> there's mrs the crowd yells. >> reporter: and then, came dallas. >> i can see his sun tan all of the way from here. >> reporter: less than an hour after touching down at love field, president john f. kennedy was dead. former cbs news correspondent dan rather was there. >> everybody knew, if there was going to be trouble anywhere, it would be in dallas. >> reporter: why? >> because of the history. >> reporter: dallas 1963, nowhere in texas did the jagged edge of segregation country cut deeper, anti-kennedy criticism. this flyer greeted the president when he arrived. >> it's very important to understand, well, if there's going to be trouble in dallas, no one was thinking of assassination. >> president and first lady. >> reporter: amidst the cheering, a sigh of relief, the president's motorcade approaching the last block. >> we standing out in the street. >> reporter: tina was 13, filming this footage from the texas schoolbook depository. two seconds later, history changed. >> i heard three gunshots

to the moon and there is the function of valuation that is the gravity at any price and investors need to understand where is that level they're interested in buying. >> thank you. i was so glad mr. cutler because are prices that people shouldn't pay. >> i talked to a couple of hedge funds this morning who are all in. people are calling up lloyd blankfein and saying let's call in the favors. put me in for 10%. 28%, 28%. >> $20 billion, you're already talking 16, 17 times revenue. >> carl was talking to me -- >> some of the forecasts coming out of the presentations, on "usa today," citing some investors, $620 million in revenue this year, 40 million ebidta, next year 980 million revenue, 80 million ebidta. >> i still think there's a level you should pay. i think people are excited, too excited. >> everything goes right. if everything goes right, it will be worth $25 billion, $30 billion a year from now. i don't think you pay $30 billion for 30 billion. >> you have engagement seems to have stalled, u.s. growth of users is not that impressive. >> there's why i'm concerned. >> 75% of the business is international. also they figured out mobile. they don't have to worry about that. th