mr. norman, right. i think you can come up if you are interested in saying something. >> related enough to our money situation, i'm sure. >> i'm sorry i got passed over. but we really do appreciate all the work that you all do up here. like he was saying, because of you and what you stand for there is a lot of contractors, a lot of consultants and a lot of everybody getting work out there who never had the opportunities that lanar has brought to the table. i'm sure that you are going to have a lot of people saying different things because they don't go to the meetings to find out about the different opportunities that are before them. if you are not there to find out or if you don't receive the flyer or you don't hear word of mouth from the people who have benefited from this program, quite frankly you are going to get passed over. it's not in item. you have to -- intentional. you have to be at the right place and the right time to receive the information. with the flyers, we never had a long program fo

mr. norman bessac, the vice president of international sales of cargo. so welcome. >> thank you chairman fisher and members of committee and sub-committee for inviting me to testify. trade maximizes the retail ranchers and farmers produce and we are able to sell them to the domestic and international markets where they have the most value. this creates the best opportunities for car gill, our customers, our farmers and ranchers and our hard working employees and where we operate. ports are an intergral part of the supply chain. let me detail the challenges that occur when there are problems with product. car gill has product processed through fresh beef and pork located in nebraska, kansas, texas, iowa, pennsylvania, illinois, colorado and california. customers from around the world depend on high-quality fresh u.s. beef and pork to sell in supermarkets, restaurants and food processing plants. fresh meat has a relatively short shelf life. it must be quickly packaged and shipped in temperature controlled trucks, rail cars or containers to ensure product i

mrs. madge hardcastle? >> here. >> norman cousins and miss carol park? >> both here. >> mrs. murel donnely? >> what's left. >> ladies, and gentlmen, this is the great guy chambers. >> lord have mercy on my ovaries. >> first time in india? >> it was pretty much a dream until now. >> any other dreams i could help you with? >> you should marry that girl. >> i want to. >> sometimes it seems to me that the difference between what we want and what we fear is the with -- width of an eyelash. >> i'm so sorry, were you talking to me? >> i don't know why i tell you anything. >> because i'm older and wiser. >> 19 days older. >> that's the entire lifespan of a wasp. >> "the second best exotic marigold hotel." charlie: i am pleased to have bill nighy back at this table. i was just asking who wrote that line. bill: park. he is a brilliant man. charlie: let me ask about three relationships. the first is michael. what is your relationship with him? bill: when i was young, michael used to creep up behind me in the canteen of the national theatre. he would say something so profane that i canno

mr. speaker: i call jesse norman. the honorable gentleman is not here. i call sir malcolm bruce.r malcolm bruce: does the prime minister agree that the best prospect for the people of scotland is to be a successful part of a growing united kingdom, and that alex salmond's mission to shake this house to its foundations will deny recovery, jobs and mortgages and threaten both the uk and scotland, which is why the people of gordon are uniting to deny his return to this house? prime minister cameron: my right honorable friend makes an important point, which is that what the snp wants is to break up our country. that is why it is so appalling that although he has said he does not want a formal pact with the snp, he will not rule out a confidence and supply agreement. he will not rule out relying on the snp in vote after vote after vote, making sure that it would get the advantage and people in england, wales and northern ireland would be let down -- [interruption] yes, we rule it out. what i would say to the shadow chancellor is that his boss threw both his kitchen sinks at the nhs an

norman scribner the founder of the choral arts society of washington died unexpectedly at his home yesterday at the age of 79. mrer assembled and led that choir that sang at the opening of the kennedy center in 1971 kicking off 47 years of performances at that venue. scribner was also an accomplished pianist and composer earning him numerous awards including washingtonian of the year. >>> the man behind some of the nas's most celebrated and thought-provoking sitcoms is going to take the stage at the kennedy snernlt about an hour. norman lear creator of all in the family, the jeffersons maude, and other shows is scheduled to address the nancy hanks lecture to support the arts tonight. grammy winning rapper common will be giving the introduction. >>> in a matter of hours a virginia family could lose the house they've called home for two decades. but a team of supporters is trying to stop that from happening. and they're barely old enough to drive. news4's kristin wright has their story. >> reporter: the dina family has been through more than most and it seems like the hard times just keep coming. >> you know, it's