mr. campbell's liking. k them all back to the spa and proceeded to beat this girl and broke two pool sticks over her shins of her legs. >> a security system in campbell's office kept the girls under constant surveillance. >> the spa, there were cameras everywhere, so anything you say, anything you, like, do, that looks bad in his eyes, he would just call you to his office and then you will be punished. >> the girls at the spa were told never to speak to each other or to their customers. when julia broke this rule, she was called to campbell's office. >> she was stripped of her clothing, tied to a bed and he beat her with sticks, a belt, and his hands. >> he kept repeating, your life doesn't belong to you anymore, now your life belongs to me. i am your kingdom and i am your god. >> campbell then gave julia an ultimatum. if she ever again disrespected or angered him, she would be taken to the basement. >> he used his basement as a place kind of torturing people. and he said that whoever comes in this basement

mr. campbell? >> he was just a good old country boy. >> thank you so much.ss i have a lot of people to thank for this, too. mainly folks in the cma and i'd like to thank tommy smothers for giving me a chance to do a good country summer show. >> he really brought country into the mainstream. >> the record he's got out is i guess one of the biggest records he's ever had. "rhinestone cowboy." somebody told me it's on the way to sell 2 million copies of one record. >> and strange enough, that's his first number one record. >> that's incredible. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm glen campbell. ♪ >> in 1968, the entertainer of the year was glen campbell. >> were you a beach boy ever? could you sit in for brian wilson? >> i know i haven't changed, i don't think. like when you go back home, the people treat you so different. >> he grew up dirt poor in arkansas, learned music on a sears & roebuck guitar and became one of the biggest recording stars of all time. as a much sought after studio musician he recorded with everyone from frank sinatra to elvis to the beach boys.

mr. campbell? absent. mr. campson? absent. mr. cleary has leave. mr. coleman? absent. mr. corbin has leave. mr. corson. >> present. >> mr. chromer. >> present. >> mr. davis? absent. mr. fair? absent. mr. gregory? absent. mr. grooms? >> mr. grooms is present. mr. hayes? absent. mr. himry. present. mr. jackson? present. mr. johnson present. mr. lury present. >> mr. maloy? >> present. mr. larry martin. present. mr. shane martin has leave. mr. massey has leave. mr. matthews? absent. mr. mcilveen. present. mr. mickelson present. mr. rodel, mr. peeler? present. mr. reese. absent. mr. saab present. >> mr. sexler. present. mr. shaheen? absent. mr. thurmond. present. mr. turner. absent. mr. vernon. absent. mr. williams is present. mr. young is present. >> is present. >> carl allen is present. fairfield, mr. coleman is present. shaheen is present and kershaw, senator matthews and orangeburg is present. >> we have to keep going. >> the quorum is press end. a quorum is present. we're all with amendment number one. clerk, please read the amendment. >> amendment number 1, strikes a bill

mr. campbell. aye. mr. campson. aye. mr. cleary has leave. mr. coleman? aye. mr. corbin has leave. mr. corson. aye. mr. chromer. aye. mr. davis. aye. mr. fair. aye. mr. gregory has leave. mr. grooms. aye. mr. hayes. aye. mr. hymnbry. aye. mr. hutto. aye. mr. jackson. aye. mr. johnson. aye. mr. kempson. aye mr. leatherman. aye. mr. lury. aye. mr. maloy. aye. mr. larry martin. aye. mr. shane martin. aye. mr. massey hasmartin? aye. mr. massey has leave. mr. mack owe convenient. mr. nicholson? aye. mr. peeler? no. mr. rankin? not voting. mr. reese? aye. mr. scott? aye. mrs. shely aye. mr. thurman? aye. mr. verdun? no. >> mr. young? aye. >> have all the senators voted? have all the senators voted? then the polls are closed and the clerk will please tabulate. by a vote of 36-3 senate bill 897 is given a third reading. the for from anderson what purpose do you rise, sir. >> i would like to be heard. >> proceed. while he is coming forward, the senator from newbury. >> a unanimous consent for leave from 9:00 until noon. >>> i have shared this story with a few of you. a couple years ago i was as

mr. campbell. esther cromer. aye. mr. gregory has leave. mr. grounds. aye. mr. hembree. aye. esther jackson. aye. mr. leatherman. aye. mr. malloy. aye. mr. larry martin. aye. mr. shane martin. aye. esther matthews. aye. mr. nicholson. aye. mr. rankin? not voting. mr. reese. aye. mr. scott. aye. mrs. shealy. aye. mr. thurman. aye. mr. turner. aye. mr. williams. aye. mr. young. aye. >> have all of the senators voted? the polls are closed, will the clerk please tabulate? by vote of 36-3, senate bill 897 is given or -- is given third read. >> i would like to be heard. >> proceed. >> unanimous consent request for a leave from now until -- >> mr. bryant? >> i have shared this story with a few of you. a couple of years ago i was asked to speak at my church about the resurrection. we all appreciated senator p clement to pick me possible booming voice. it would be nice to have that booming voice as the angel and that saying. if you remember, part of that passage in the scripture, the angel asks why do you seek the living among the dead? he is not with us now, but he is not dead. also,

mr. tsipras. matt campbellfrom our and critically strong team of bloomberg journalist here on the ground. matt, we thought it was going to be too close to call, we were wrong. matt: every poll actually over the course of the last week since this referendum was called suggested a very close run race. there were certainly some whispers over the last day or two, as things were moving to the no side, but nobody ever published any polls to that effect. what we have seen is a huge win for alexis tsipras and his supporters. so really what this does now is move the actions to berlin and to frankfurt and to paris where european leaders are going to have to decide what to do. it is a very surprising result. the this really entrenches positions we have re: found ourselves in. alexis tsipras walked away from the negotiating table. he called for referendum. we knew this to a certain extent and where does the shift come from? matt: well, the shift, if anything, teens that the battle lines are now even clearer. we have a grea

mr. tsakalotos. he will be sworn in by the prime minister. matt campbell, thank you.is in the field in athens. you have been trying to gauge the mood of the people the day after the 61% resounding no to austerity. what have you picked up? joe: it is funny. this was the scene of a extraordinary party like atlas here -- atmosphere. today, the is more calm. you would never know there was a scene like that. there are still people hanging out and with flags, but it does not resemble that at all. if you walk around central athens, i don't think you would feel you are in a country where the banking system is defunct. in this area, people are in the coffee shops. erik: i hear people behind you. there are people who have said greece is on its way --people including mohamed el-erian -- who have said greece is on its way to being a failed state. this is a country whose g.d.p. has contracted by a quarter. do you get any sense from greeks they see this as a possibility? if they do, how do they feel about it? joe: i do think people are concerned. i talked to people prior to the vot

mr. rose has from the committee wishes to move forward with the money we'll load it into the financial system. >> okay. all right. >> ms. campbell. >> yes. i wanted to respond to the two recommendations that we disagree with our recommendations are on audit finding two weeks ago we released an audit on the fire departments planning processes and the strategic planning we stated we are not recommend new general fund position we have a discussion in the

mr. rose has from the committee wishes to move forward with the money we'll load it into the financial system. >> okay. all right. >> ms. campbell. >> yes. i wanted to respond to the two recommendations that we disagree with our recommendations are on audit finding two weeks ago we released an audit on the fire departments planning processes and the strategic planning we stated we are not recommend new general fund position we have a discussion in the topic what we have recommended one position this is consistent with other fire departments that have some kind of support strategy planning process we want to point out there's a highly paid position within the fire department which we recommended their responsibility was live strategic planning and planning my understanding the depended agreed their strategic planning process should be included we stand by our remedies and the other recruitment the

campbell a central command if confirmed immediately this make sense to me with a time when we originally identified in is possible affected inside of afghanistan. >> thank you afford to supporting your confirmation. >> mr. chairman. thank you for your service and for your service as well. i want to begin with what u.s. just as the primary threat through russia and china tour talked-about a weapons platform or system for the submarine force a recognize that is not immediately part of your background but as the great responsibility if you are confirmed is certainly i will still strongly support your confirmation. the program is critical to our nuclear deterrence and the cost of the program has been estimated in the range of $100 million in the navy said it cannot pay for it out of the navy budget. will you consider and support looking at the defense department budget as though whole to fund the replacement program which i assume you agree it is critical to nuclear deterrents. >> i do agree it is critical. it is part of that triad to modernize for five very familiar with the budgetary implications with the long-range ship building planned so to fund an ohio class replacement so with the rest of that shipb

mr. secretary, thank you. i'm going to ask you about two projects in my district that you are involved in that are important to the economic development. the first is forefrye. campbell global has left the project and i would like to know what effect that has had on the frothect of four fry and why does the progress stand today? >> well, the record of decision for the forest service was signed in april of this year. this decision covered a million acres and including 430,000 acres of mechanically treated and prescribed burn area. the steward contract was issued. it is a good earth power. they have 19 task forders covering 32,000 acres and 4200 acres has been harvested. the chief visited the for fry area and understands it is a priority for you and it is a priority for us because it is essentially the way of the future and we have been using for fry as an example of better collaboration in other parts of the country to get folks to understand how to stream line this process. we're going to continue to work with diverse interest groups to make sure this is implemented -- >> is there a plan b. in case planet earth can't fulfill the task orders. in other words will other