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like we did with telephone century, ack in the 20 it collects money which now goes to subsidising telephone service. we could use it to create real broadband service. of a future ities need dent they can say we a universal broadband service. tonight on c-span two. this morning los angeles debated about obama's plans. ceo of president and congressional management. as always we take your calls and you can join the conversation in facebook and twitter. washington journal is next. >> as the present gets back to here in washington today, one of the headlines are republicans fight the way for obama's return. lots of issues like internet, climate change, immigration. one top republican senator is debating about government shutdown with immigration. what you think about all of this? government shutdown about immigration. wean

february to ack in review it, they still have not appointed a committee to do it. there are other panels who also purposes to review things and a statement to the ethics committee is a think there is anything there to look at. they did do that. they have not indicated against it. >> so if three years you can find out a jurisdiction on this? >> no. the limit of the jurisdiction is the congressman. served on the s committee. back to speaker right. that a the first time sitting speaker resign and give his position, his speech very dramatic and historical that people can watch. the lens ring through of time. how that whole speaker investigation seems to it had on at impact congress? thought the ethics one ttee had two jobs, someone obviously if did something wrong in a violation of the rules of the house or brought discredit upon deal ouse you have to properly with that. members of the house against unfounded accusations. when people would send things to the ethics committee, a two before the election, we said if you feel it ongly about this you do after the election.

regressing,ack is the team is underachieving, the coaches are being outcoached. all of that would change if the organization started to win consistently. this is washington. the focus, instead, is on the drama. >> the focus is on san francisco. >> that's all they are talking about. >> that face the coach gruden made at the end there -- >> that says a lot. >> an icy mess. 7 on your side jumps into action. find out what is going on here. >> a virginia family is fighting to keep their pets inside their home. this isn't your ordinary dog or cat. why they say this pet pig is needed for their health. and spott in your car money on the windshield. it's not your lucky day. it could be a scam. coming up, how reports of cash left under your wipers could lead to carjacking. >> breaking news out of montgomery county, where a judge has just ruled that katherine to stand incompetent trial. she is facing charges in the disappearance of her two children. jacob and sarah have not been seen since september. their mother has a history of schizophrenia and she has claimed that the c

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ack to you, eun. >>> thank you, chuck. continue to go watch the development in ferguson, this morning. streets are much quieter after more peaceful protests. vandals did manage to overturn a police car and set it on fire. you can see the scene there. more than three dozen arrests. police credit the national guard with helping them maintain order in ferguson. but wasn't a completely calm night. jay, good morning. >>> hey there. good morning to you, eun. nothing like the first night after the grand jury was announced here there was some violence near the police station. there was looting. several businesses were broken into. now, they moved in much more quickly than they did the first night here. and they had the assistance of more national guard troops on the ground. nearly triple the amount that initially deployed here. more than 2,000 assisting police as they continue to work through and maintain overnight. . >>> jay, was there anything else that helped get control of the situation? >> yeah. in fact, they are crediting a

neil: well, ioted that iowa acking survey that rick perry and ra paul. >> i just d't really beevehat poll. >> i think polling is too early now. neil: i i agrewith that. >> i'm fm new -@to early polling. en you lk at stas li iowa and new hampshire, cnt with the w polls are showing, those are comptely inlux fo the nefw months. neil: i mention themnyway because they're fun. republicanovernors are winng elect despite unions. on why union guys like him are happy. joe. ♪yofi up my senses ♪like a night in a rest ♪li t mountai in spspringti♪ like a sepy blue oce♪ ♪u llp my sense ♪come fl me again ♪let me always with you ♪come let me love you come love me aga♪ neil: the consensus is wll see aot menion crac downs. right? becae repuican governors with hard ught union btlesre winning their seats across-the-board ott walr was reelected afterere a vicus fight with unions. ion worr joe lotti is happy with these result joe, this cod be bad forrunis. why are you happ >> neil, tay for the victory think for amica. i'm happy because, neil, i thi thatrica, yo know, the pendulum waswung so far to t left w

paul could you see ack. >> i cannot believe how fast this thing is imploding. >> you don't say voters are stupid. at least you don't say it publicly. the administration hopes that gruber goes in hiding. it was a bad week. any time obamacare is in the headlines, usually it's bad for democrats. nancy pelosi saying she didn't know who he was. however, she cited his reports previously. they're hoping the website works, but certainly, there could be some bumpy roads ahead (?) neil: this second wave of enrollee sign ups coming with the president out of town. so i'm wondering if these revived lower estimates will be lower than that. >> you have to think. the fact they're lowering them and a lot of experts have said, well, that could a sign it won't hit 9 million. it will hit eight or seven. the other aspect. we have the implementation of the employer mandate. that will be a big deal. the administration has given mixed signals on whether they'll implement it. that could be a nightmare. neil: they refer to those companies that have covered for coverage. a lot of them are saying, they're nowher

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and forth of ack washington, we have to remember that this debate is about something bigger. are as a who we country, and who we want to be for future generations. a nation that tolerates the hypocrisy of the system who pick our fruits never have a chance to get right with the law? or are we a nation to give them a chance for amends and take kids nsibility, give the are better future. are we a nation that accepts the cruelty of taking children from the parents arms, while we nation that values families and works to keep them together. are we a nation that educates in our t and brightest universities only persimmon and compete against us, or a nation that encourages them to stay and create industry and business here in america. that is what this debate is all about. we need more than politics when it comes to immigration. reason, thoughtful, compassionate debate the focus -- in our hopes, not our fears. limit or you why i have come to so strongly about this. the the past year as in dissemination of immigrant fathers who have two or three dime from ut taking a the government. t

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they ack making the jump, but say no one was in danger, and the charges are unfounded.al is set to guardianship in january. >>> former maryland attorney general doug gentzler has a new job lined up once his term ends in january. gentzler today announced he's joining buckley sandler, a d.c. law firm. he'll play a leading role in the firm's government enforcement and litigation practices, and he'll work with clients on cyber security and privacy issues. gentzler has been attorney general since 2007. he ran unsuccessfully for governor this year. >>> th time you buy a bottle of mediterranean olive oil, prepare for a little sticker shot. prices are ticking up. it seems a combination of unseasonal weather in europe and bugs have devastated the olive harvest this year so olive oil is costing more. it's seen as another blow to southern europe's already bruised economies. olive oil, of course, is big business there. >>> looking for an easy way to split the price of holiday presents? snap chat has a new answer. the photo sharing app released their newest feature, snap cash, allow

welcome ack. i'm excited to have the panel withe here. let's t to the upcoming mid terms.what is bound to happen on tuesday night. what will it mean for washgton and the rest of the country? judi miller is pulitzer prize winning ahor. and marys a member of "the walltreeeet urnal" and tony was pres aide to jack kemp wn he w vice presidential nominee. he's a fox news contributor. phenomenal panel today a we approach a big day on tuesday night. let's lk about a lame du session and what president obama, how he's goin to rea, if in fact weee the gop take the senate. what's your take? >> the only te thi president ever negotiated in a ipartisan way was during a lame duck session after he was in his own wos shellacked in the 2010 election. there e major tax eform and tax credit plans endorsed by reblicans and congress specifally the r & d tax cred supported by32 democrats in thehouse. you'll smmense pressure on this president to ta o these sensible extsis oraking thesx credits permanentto show that busess can go on even if light of what'slily to be a major loss for him and his par

but they're miles apart how to get it ack home. so you could hear talk about a carrot-and-stick approach where the president would require companies and to bring thht back home to give sort after tax holiday but they have to hire workersing something like that. but, you're right, i mean that is a lot easier said than done. talking in the aggregate how you cooperate and hold hands is very different than actually doing it. gerri: riggt. and one issue i think is critical that you and i talked about last night. that is middle class americans. we're all concerned,wer saw all the beautiful numbers the president has been trotting out for weeks now. gas prices at a low. gdp is littll bit higher here. the stock market on fire. and yet middle class americans saying i don't feel wealthy. i don't feel great here. >> right. gerri: so how is this republican senate and the president going to come together and help those folks make this economy move a little faster so we get job growth going, get real growth for this economy? >> well i think you'r

when the eyelid the eye rolls ack. you can see she almost ran off the road in the simulator. this is what we all know drowsy driving is. so many people have done it many their lives that we don't enter any -- have any trouble recognizing yes, that's what's occurring but we don't appreciate how staggeringly dangerous this is. on the left side in yellow, this young lady is working on a vigilance task but she's been sleep deprived. on the right side she's working on the task and she isn't sleep deprived. the graphs below show you that over time, the graph on the left says that initially she works ok. as soon as we sleep deprive her halfway along that graph, up goes her lapses of attention and up go the frequency of her yelids drooping. on the right-hand side she may be bored but she can work for hours on end without falling asleep. people who think that drowsy driving's due to just being bored when you're driving or bad scenery are wrong. it's due to you not sleeping enough. boredom is -- driving when you're not interested in what you're looking at. sleepiness and drowsiness is

teenager --ack darren wilson said that he feared for his life and he felt like a five-year-old tryingrestrain hulk hogan. riotingted nights of and the protests continued in the second day. is the i on the market message from officials. low interest rates are prompting investors to take too many risks. report,ng the stability he says that it is keeping a close eye on real estate and that some investors should be ready for a market correction. >> they should prepare this.lves for in case market sentiment changes, there may be talk of inequality in the financial system and any investor has to be very much aware of this possibility and take precautions against it. pro-democracy campaigners are live. protests. biggest what is the latest russian mark >> that is right. there are some trucks cleaning up the remains of what ever belongings are on the street. and iteared protesters is off of a major thorough fair in hong kong. this is outside of government offices and there are still a large number of people protesting. -- are tends laid out a littled out and under a kilometer was cleared today

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he has a cake on his act, -- she ack, whichon his b means he is not only a drinker, but he is thinking on the sabbath. is holding his nose. so those traits are not only representing the irish, but whatever unpopular group is coming. if you look at the republican institution records, hospital records in the mid-18 -- mid-19th century. these things are also being invented. the irish are a great disproportionate amount of the patients in the hospitals. bellevue hospital, a public hospital in new york, and it shows 85% of the foreign-born foreign.s are irish so just about everyone in that hospital for the public, for the poor, are irish born in the 1850's. there is a clear association with disease, poverty, and so on. theetty vivid image from 1880's showing the grim reaper on the bow of the ship. that is arriving at manhattan island, which was when immigrants landed at that time. ellis island was a few years later. belt of the angel of death is cholera, right? 1849, there were epidemics, principally in cities. with associated immigrants, and particularly irish. it is not that they are in f

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