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of four bills, h.r. 4315, h.r. 4316, h.r. 4317, and h.r. 4318, which aim to derail the endangered spees see act. the four bills are -- species act. the four bills are the product of the natural resources committee endangered species working group, a group that had not one democrat member on it so there was no bipartisan discussion. there's always room to discuss how we can improve legislation but the negotiations should not be limited to backroom negotiations with a select few from a single party. it's ironic the bill is entitled 21st century endangered species transparency act when the process to create the bill was anything but transparent. if the endangered species act needs to be improved in order to better achieve the bill's purpose, then let's have a robust, bipartisan conversation in an open forum which is what we call the committee process. now the package we're considering today, however, does not have any bipartisan support because it would create additional red tape that undermines essential protections provide for the endangered species act. the endangered species act was pa

it's not quite as cool in many outlying suburbs. 4 a spees then thursday and friday and there will be shower or storm to dodge either day maybe a few more clouds tomorrow. look ago head to the weekend we flirt with 80 saturday and there will be scattered showers both weekend days maybe steady rain as well. bob. >> katie, good morning everybody thursday morning 5:15 off to a good start. quiet, roads dry. a lot of overnight construction the last couple of niingdz. let's go live at the blue route. 476 mid county to schuylkill. no problems or delays as you work past ridge pike with the camera. this vine expressway 676 downtown looking good if you come into or out of center city at least for the moment and keep in mind if you roll south jersey to camden. 676 on ramps to 42 freeway left lane blocked to:00. that's part of this restriction 95 there in belmar. for the gang leaving west chester north 202 again the construction zone there between 401 that tight squeeze into route 29. but right now light volume. we're in good shape. bridges, whitman, commodores barry looking good and mzamane tran

. >>> green spees la-- >>> green peace is launching a campaign against lego for kids putting the shello on some toys. lego is firing back i sag that we are determined to leave a positive impact on the society, and children were saddened when lego brand was used in a tool in any dispute. tr tracy, is this attack on the toymaker going too far? >> well, this is green peace gone wild. this is lego like the last minion of educational toys out there, and it teaches spatial reasoning and develops the kids' motor skills and not on the handheld devices to however long and you are coming down on the point? it is sacrilgious, and every kid out there loves the legos. >> but, gary, it is nothing wrong with them saying that, because leg egos are not going away. >> exactly. i did not see a problem with it. i think that it is going to be dumb, and it is not going to have the effect that it wants, and if they want to raise their hand and say that lego is evil and as a loyal libertarian i would say they have the right to speak up, and it will probably just end up raising the profile for lego. but i thin

water spilling out on the spee street. >> the idea is you are breaking rules and could be fined. >> thank you. that's all of our time on this news hour. i'm tony harris. real money.with ali velshi is next with al jazeera america. >> president obama says the brand-new sanctions just slapped odd vladimir putin's russia will have a bigger bite. but i see mostly bark. how america could really show its teeth and put an end to the ukraine crisis. and also, more than a third of americans have an unpaid debt in collections right now, and here's the surprising part, you could be on the list and not know it. and plus, if owning your home is the american dream, here's your wake-up call. we haven't seen a home ownership rate this low

immigrant experience combined with the african background and the incredible education and his beautiful speeow every politician gets help with his speech. that was a piece of work. >> with all that changed many the past ten years, some for the better, some for the worse, it is hard to recognize the america barack obama envisioned in the speech. that vision of america is still an aspiration. editor of the national memo.com and willie brown, mayor of san francisco at the time. mayor brown, thank you for the brilliant thinking back then and what you are thinking now. what's changed? one thing i will advertise that people are forgetting. in 2004 when he gave the speech we hated the war but the economy wasn't screwed up. the great recession came in 2008 and 2009 and stayed through 2011. the drop in the economic situation, that's a huge part of this. he had nothing to do with it. but it hurt the way he came on stage as president. your thoughts? >> i do believe the speech was extraordinary. as a matter of fact, it came long before i thought we would have been addressing the people of america in tha

spee.. working with the intelligence committees, and i was struck when i was talking with the congressman a couple of days ago. he said that, you know, having follow-up he concluded that congressional oversight of these surveillance programs has not been robust enough. i was just curious what your sense of that is. >> that obviously is an issue that has come to the fore because of disclosures. it is -- you have to look at the fundamental tension and problem, which is this. intelligence communities are tasked with a very difficult job , being the ones to day-to-day look at these highly classified programs, assess those programs, and do so without those programs being disclosed to the rest of the world. if you look at some of the programs that have been controversial in the wake of the snowdon disclosures like the telephone matted data program where all the information was gathered and held by that government and searched for indications of terrorist activity, that is the one that has caught t

spee.. working with the intelligence committees, and i was struck when i was talking with the congressman a couple of days ago. he said that, you know, having follow-up he concluded that congressional oversight of these surveillance programs has not been robust enough. i was just curious what your sense of that is. >> that obviously is an issue that has come to the fore because of disclosures. it is -- you have to look at the fundamental tension and problem, which is this. intelligence communities are tasked with a very difficult job , being the ones to day-to-day look at these highly classified programs, assess those programs, and do so without those programs being disclosed to the rest of the world. if you look at some of the programs that have been controversial in the wake of the snowdon disclosures like the telephone matted data program where all the information was gathered and held by that government and searched for indications of terrorist activity, that is the one that has caught t

spee mcfadyen self is intriguing. >> i've vowed i would not do this but one additional final questionill. you all implicitly agree it may be too late for the two state solution but if that is the case than what is the solution? just briefly. [laughter] imagine the worst. close your eyes there cannot be the two-state solution not conflict ending in character. >> let's differentiate from what would happen from what we would like. to reach the conclusion in two states is impossible i would support one state with people solution is the moral sense to do the only one i can think bush is that likely to happen? probably not the only thing that" keeps that two-state solution alive is a majority of israelis and palestinians think it is no longer possible don't believe it is one stage there will be violence for years to come so the question is then how do you manage that? looking at it not from a moral point of view or something as an individual with moral views the from the foreign policy point of view than we are in trouble because the matter what you do you will have eruption. no obvious eq

>> the bill would spees up the processing time, hiring more immigration judges who would have 72 hours of a request from a child to determine whether unaccompanied minors can remain in the u.s., those who are not would be returned to their home countries. >> 21 children deported from the u.s. arriving back in honduras, some stepping off a plane and into the arms of the country's first lady, who was there to greet them. they are the first wave sent back after president obama vowed the majority of undocumented children would be returned home. from the airport, the women and children, some as young as 18 months were processed back into their home country. >> they didn't give me any rights, lawyer nor an interview, nothing. they took us in in the morning and didn't tell us anything, if we were going to be deported, nothing. >> today, republican senator and democratic senator from texas, their proposed law would amend the current law for children to go before a judge to hear their cases, something that can keep them here for years. white house pushes them to approve the supplemental appropr

now the plan is intended to stop the poaching of african elephants and help preserve that spee seekers but the impact -- species, but the impact will be different. the impact will be to change a policy that has been in place since 1990, which prevents the importation of ivory for commercial purposes with the exception of antiques. but it did not restrict interstate or intra state commerce of legal ivory. now let me be clear. i support stopping poachers. i support preserving these magnificent, regal animals: the elephant. and i strongly support stopping the trade of illegal ivory. but what i don't support is treating tennessee musicians, tennessee antique shops, tennessee firearms sellers like illegal ivory smugglers for selling legal ivory products, many of which are decades old, if not over 100 years old. banning the buying and selling of products of ivory found in legally produced guitars, legally produced pianos, legally produced firearms could prohibit musicians from buying or selling instruments that contain ivory, prevent firearms and family heirlooms containing ivory from being

>> the for spee had envisioned for the afghans as well as counterterrorism operations have thus stabilizing effect on the region most regional actors having courage to vote united states to maintain their presence and the size force that we have allowed us to accomplish those two new tasks also contributes to a positive psychology that a kid tested will not deteriorate. >> where largest concern right now? >> the sanctuary al qaeda has in pakistan. >> i was focus strictly on pakistan and a pianist and but looking as a whole you have to be concerned with is going on in iraq today. >> with regard to pakistan would assure recommendations that has been so difficult to work with and have been reluctant to to miss since then to crack down on the terrorist networks very unwilling partners how would you address those concerns? >> i don't think we have an easy answer other than continued engagement based on support we would provide with regard to specific conditions that have to be a man i do believe it is the existential threat and they lack the capacity to deal with that threat and then go see any

developing disrupting carely crafted safeguards to trap pollution and limit the spread of invasive spees seize that threaten our coastal xh aal economies. according to noaa, every year more than 21 billion gallons, or 40,000 gallons a minute of balast water are discharged into u.s. waters and they're known to carry harmful invasive species. for example, ballast water response for muscles in the great lakes -- that's why the great lakes states oppose this bill -- billions of dollars have been spent to remove these harmfully invasive muscles from underwater structures and pipes. noaa estimates that the economic impact of zoe bra muscles to the great lakes region is $5 billion between 2000 and 2010. so s2094 would weaken even the existing safeguards by exempting large ships from the clean water act. a law with a proven track record of protecting our nation's waters. for the life of me, i don't know why we'd want to do that. one thing i know when i go home, no one comes up to me and says the water's too clean. you know? it's just so clean. they want us to work to keep it so or make it so. th

you spee similar things happening now with the kind of the news feed, sponsored update innovations which are kind of new iterations in the product. i think what google is doing with true view is interesting. to think about business model innovations and hacking is part of the entrepreneurial process. for consumer internet investments frequently it's irrelevant unless you get to hundreds of millions of people. if you haven't figured out your distribution like when entrepreneur comes to me and say, what should i focus on first? focus on distribution. do think about lacking the business model later -- hacking the business model later. >> i do think, though, the place where we do get to hack a little bit is there's this certain kind of scale that you need to be at before you can hack a business model in a certain way. >> yes. >> you have to have at least one user. so -- >> usually more than one. >> the thing we get is we get 80 companies telling us their deepest darkest secrets about where they think they're going to die. and then we get to sort of say, what about this, what about that? so -

finally, doctor spee so. but before i let you begin your statement my apology for the men's initiation earlier. and let me also say that without objection from everybody complete status will be made a part of the record and i appreciate the abbreviated version that it allows testimony to proceed expeditiously out of the hearing. .. >> thank you very much. >> i would also thank you for your leadership and focus and attention to this important topic. my name is craig spiezle. i'm with the online trust alliance. ota is a global nonprofit to enhance online trust, and promoting the vitality of the internet. botnets pose a significant risk to governments and businesses. increasingly bots are -- ransom wear, driving identity theft, takeovers and holding users and their data hostage. it's important to recognize that fighting bots is not a domestic issue. criminals are leverages the jurisdictional limitation of the law infersment and often operation with impunity. left uninvaded they are a significant threat to our in