mr. garrett: mr. speaker, i rise now in support of h.r. 4569, which is the disclosure modernization and simplification act of freen. -- of 2014. you know, having access to the u.s. capital markets and the broad investor base that comes with it is vital, literally vital for u.s. companies to be able to grow their businesses and create jobs in this country. over time, as our security laws have continued to grow and evolve, the number of new s.e.c. rules and regulations have been weighing down on public companies continue now to multiply and it's becoming more and more difficult and costly for small businesses to succeed and eventually go public. see, many of the disclosure rules that have been added over time are both duplicative and are no longer needed due to many technological advancements that we're all familiar with. and yet the s.e.c. has taken little action to remove these unnecessary and outdated regulations and to make appropriate changes to help investors. so we have h.r. 4569 before us and it

mrs. fields, or garrett's in chicago, so it can generate $10 million a year.'m on my way to meet the owner of planet popcorn, and i'm gonna determine if this is a good deal for me or not. good morning, i'm marcus. >> nice to meet you. >> you're sharla? >> yes. >> great meeting you. this is a nice setup. >> thank you. >> i'd like to taste some of the popcorn. is that possible? >> sure. >> what would you like me to taste? >> well, my caramel corn's really good, so we'll give you a caramel corn. >> oh, my god, this is amazing. >> thank you. and you know what? the popcorn is big. >> this is mushroom popcorn, which is made to coat. it's a better coating popcorn. >> tell me about that money. you just leave it in there like that? >> it's petty cash for when they run out of quarters or ones. >> do you have a safe? >> in here? no. >> scary, isn't it? >> yeah. >> while i like the popcorn at planet popcorn, one thing i don't like is the lack of controls around inventory and cash. i see cash all over the place, but i don't see the kind of discipline i expect in a good bus

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garrett are the latest. >> a nationwide walkout today mr. people are at school or work they are shutting down the country in protest of the grand jury decision and police violence every where. this comes after news of officer darren wilson's resignation over the weekend. he made the decision after learning there was violence to get to the department if he didn't save it. the the doe significance should have come months ago. even on saturday several groups of protestors burnt an american flag outside of the ferguson police department. luckily national guard troops were there. reverend al sharpton came to down despite the grand jury's decision they have plans to keep this fight going. >> you won the first round, mr. prosecutor. don't put your gloves off the fight is not over. justice will come. >> the nfl was getting blow back after members of the football team stood on the field with their hands raised in the hands up don't shoot gesture used by demonstrators in the last six months. two others were arrested outside of the stadium. now they ar

garrett has more on the president's balancing act. >> reporter: as protests rage throughout the country, the white house debated ways to put president obama at the center of the race and justice debate. mrobama dismissed many as too showy or distracting. among the ideas floated-- a town hall on racial divisions, an event highlighting black and white churches building racial reconciliation, trips to memorialize michael brown or eric garner, or an ambitious national speech on race. >> the speech that needs to be had ultimately is the speech about citizenship and democracy. >> reporter: ben jealous led the n.a.a.c.p., from 2008 to 2013. >> this president's greatest power is to call citizens of this country into action to shape the future of their country. er should not give that up. >> reporter: top advisers bristle at accusation the president is awol. ceme describe an intense push for law enforcement reform built around the president's new task amrce due to report in early march. mr. obama spoke to its leader, philadelphia police chief charles ramsey, and new york police commissioner bill bratten, hours after the police murders. in addition, top white house adviser valerie jarret counsele