congressman lee terry join us on "the ed show." glad we could work this out. ask you about the e-mail. constituents there in nebraska were very concerned about the claim that the electrical rates would go down if the keystone xl was built. >> the issue is energy rates. there's no doubt that the gas prices at the pump will go up. we didn't say electricity. that's a myth perpetrated by bold nebraska. the reality is the oil that comes in from alberta sands will completely offset the oil in venezuela. venezuela is near a civil war right now. they're an unreliable trading partner. there's no doubt that prices will stabilize, the gas that will be produced by that oil will be cheaper as it comes into the market. and there are some people in the northeast that provides heating oil. this will provide that level of security and keep the oil prices down. economic studies show that. >> there's lots of economic studies out there. what about the purity of the oil. senator mary landrieu says this is going to be the cleanest barrel of oil in north america. do you agree with t

and i want to point out that speaker boehner and your congressman, lee terry, used the word shamefulcriticism of this delay. boehner said with tens of thousands of american jobs on the line, it's clear there is little this administration is willing to sacrifice for politics. your response to that, jane? >> the only thing that is shameful is representative terry continues to do the bidding of big oil. rather than standing with republican farmers and ranchers in his state. when it comes time to protecting property rights, where is the republican party? if this was a green energy pipeline, could you imagine, if this was a windmill company trying to use eminent domain against american land owners with a foreign-owned project? the tea party would be having rallies every day? where are they? we're standing with land owners, tribal communities are standing with land owners, we're not going to take it any more and i bet you this is going to be the issue that sends representative terry home next election cycle. >> and finally, are you surprised that this public comment period has been extende

viable does not have a the lee terry solution to the problem. >> help us with your perspective and ian bremmer as well. should use prism we to focus on the x number of square miles? >> i think it is more than the x number of square miles but the overall direction of ukraine itself, the heart of the russian concern. no one in the west wants to see what i am about to say. what vladimir putin is really about is the new -- neutralization of ukraine. something along the line of belgium in a war period. >> i like that. this is before your time. lex i am only 12. an important conversation. chief investment strategist at blackrock. should i have gone to cash over the weekend? >> no, i do not think so. ukraine is a wildcard. a lot of angst. i think part of that is justified but let's look at the broader market. it is down four percent. this has not been a disaster. people are conditioned to an unusually strong market. >> i bought twitter and 63 in early january. i am looking brilliant. , which the biotech index has been crushed under the math ashe past month and a half, still hanging on slightl

the nebraska representative lee terry says, had a great time speaking this morning. the patriots asked some great questions. m sound is millard south in omaha. visited aster tweets, rehab center in mount dora were they in -- assist individuals with postacute trauma injuries. thomas returns to capitol hill monday, april 28. former treasury secretary henry paulson spoke recently about china's economy in washington, d.c. mr. paulson said china's gains over the last 30 years were extraordinary but its economic model was not sustainable. the center for strategic and international studies hosted this hour-long discussion. >> it is a pleasure to be here. hank paulson is back from a trip to china. i asked him how many times he had been here. he said, more than 100 times. both at goldman and the treasury and now pursuing a third career, which is, interestingly, 100% nonprofit. he has no investment to china except maybe his heart. mr. paulson i thought i would , start by remembering that you presided at the home for a horrible financial crisis. we were a country with a sophist

fortenberry: again, i want to thank lee terry for his steadfast commitment on this issue. i think we should be on the same page. everyone shares the goal and mission how to get this new hospital potentially in a much better situation either with a new facility or something that's rehabilitated to modern standards. we've got some innovative ways to do this. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from nebraska, mr. terry, withdraws his amendment. is there objection? seeing none, the amendment is withdrawn. mr. terry: thank you, mr. chairman. the chair: the clerk will continue to read the bill. the clerk: page 54, line 13. title -- the chair: the clerk will suspend. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, amendment at the desk. the chair: the gentleman will please send his amendment to he desk. amendment offered by mr. lamalfa of california. page 54 after line 12 insert the following -- section. if department of veterans affairs casework is brokered out to another office o

we spoke earlier to the congressman, terry lee, about gm surviving this. what's your take? going to be an expensive survival? >> i think if you look at the evidence of past recalls with companies like toyota, companies tend to rebound pretty quickly. the evidence is the company is not even doing too badly at the moment. in terms of sales. it doesn't look as if it's suffering too severely in terms of the current company. what we have to bear in mind here, this is something that happened by and large quite a long time ago. these are mistakes that were made quite a long time ago. this is an unusual recall. well are linking them to some of the other things that are happening. i think this is a separate issue, an issue from the past. and i get the feeling that probably people understand that to a large extent. >> it did happen a long time ago. and then the company declared bankruptcy. ed, i think it's interesting that now the company is trying to use bankruptcy protection as a way to shield itself from all these lawsuits. >> i don't think it works long term. the critical thing i

terry. i would like to introduce grass lee for affirmative action dpras focuses on racial justice issues. c aa is part of the language access network and is with the immigrant affairs. grace (clapping.) so i'll try to make this quick i, you know, today is wednesday i'm thinking of the irony because the staff is asking for the reform so today is a wonderful celebration of how lucky we are in san francisco is have so many supervisors and mayor here in support of the community. as was mentioned we were involved if the effort of the access language and all those were in putting in place a policy that would allow our city to adapt to the changes here we are today, we have partners with the access here the burn heights center and we have a new partner we know this work is difficult it's resource intensive it takes time and money and train but at the same time the community partners we're going to go back to our offices and continue the hard work to work with the community they feel awe ashamed or whatever in light of that today there's no important, important to recommend that. today is excitin

clark, the david moise to terry lee. i don't know if that's a fair comparison. how much of a new, fresher stable management do we need? >> you need a stable management team that can look into the long-term future of the business plan long term. that's a very, very important factor. they are taking action, investing in the store refurbishments, investing in the product ranges. i think on the big stores, it's an interesting point you make about the big stores. they are actually going to continue to open the stores still but just at a slower rate of expansion. we'll do more but at a slower rate than previously. >> thanks for that. good to see you, david. helia, you've -- i sort of think of you, i think of you as burber burberrbur burberry. >> it was tremendously exciting. >> what have you been doing? >> i've been checking out what they sell for what price. >> do they have a store on salosloan street? >> i don't live on sloan street. i know where you live. it's similar, post-code today. this is how helia got along there. >> reporter: there was a time when the domina

terry. i would like to introduce grass lee for affirmative action dpras focuses on racial justice issues. c aa is part of the language access network and is with the immigrant affairs. grace (clapping.) so i'll try to make this quick i, you know, today is wednesday i'm thinking of the irony because the staff is asking for the reform so today is a wonderful celebration of how lucky we are in san francisco is have so many supervisors and mayor here in support of the community. as was mentioned we were involved if the effort of the access language and all those were in putting in place a policy that would allow our city to adapt to the changes here we are today, we have partners with the

terry, we're going to let a lucky viewer find the knife. and are they more entertaining, well, they are more lifelike than andy lee. >>> she has been a princessrmaid, an aerobics instructor. >> live from the red eye debate center. >> anyway, well, tonight's red eye, live from the red eye debate center from east lansing, michigan, hello, all you east lansingers, anyway, mattel and sony pictures have an announcement about the producer of "sex & the city." they call it a truly funny concept. and buzz feed reports the live action film will quote, see barbie in havoc. and princess, president, yeah, right. mermaid, to inspire change in the lives of everyone around her. speaking of setting anyone back, training, practice throwing a grenad grenade. >> yes. she -- >> the throwing barbie. >> she throws like a girl. >> you know what? i'm glad you said that and not me. >> jenny, are you as concerned as i am that this movie will not be as good as the doll? >> i don't know that the doll was that great to begin with. >> you're not an american. >> well, you know there was the human barbie, who is by the way -- >> ukrainian. >> i didn't want to say, i am glad

terri sees over and over. >> veteran in wheelchair, walker power scooters that can not access the stairwell? they are like propers. >>reporter: but there may be hope. mayor leeays he found some money. >> 5.two million dollars to go right at the top building that have the most challenging elevator. >>reporter: big dent to more than 9 million dollars he says needed to fix all the public housing elevators. >> where he found it i don't know unless a magician. >>reporter: despite skepticism advocate applaud. >> we have been speaking out and mayor and city are listening putting money into this. >>reporter: jessica senior disability access it's only public housing. she wishes the city would help fix broken elevator in sr o, the single room occupies hotel like this on sixth street. >> the housing prices in itself often the only option for seniors and people with disinability our city. >> reporter: the mayor housing director says money to fix things is tight. >> from the federal standpoint under-funded for many, many years. >>reporter: mayor lee is committed to look for more money. >> promise to the people that live in the housing unit are never to be considered othe