explain -- andu you mentioned this about your mother and father and your othersand teachers and that beat you as you were growing up. when you say beat you and your ex-husband, what does that mean? define beating. up, it wasing expected to discipline your kids with a stick, a bamboo stick. it was expected that if you don't behave you are disciplined . we were brought up this way. mom and dad would discipline you and the house if you thought we misbehaved. the same thing happens in school. one man was killed because his teacher beat him badly and then they had to ban the beating in the school. the beating in the house was not criminalized until recently. there was a domestic violence law that was passed. stop thisod start to culture. the physical abuse it stops. brian: who beat you most in your lifetime? manal: my sister. she beat me the most. brian: where was the most severe beating, leading up to whether or not that was your ex-husband. -- husband? manal: had my first beating itwing up in saudi arabia was physical abuse not only emotional. brian: what would his physical abuse be lik

some of your own democratic colleagues in the house say par of the problem is that you andu frankly, too old and the question i have is due democrat need new leaders with new ideas. >> let me just say this, self-promotion is a terrible thing, but somebody has got to do it. the question that we are in, i am a master legislator. i know the budget to the and degree and i know the motivatio of people. i respect the people who are in congress. i think this is a great moment for those of us who are in congress. if we state with the affordable care act -- in terms of working together with the republicans what is been our experience in the past. so i feel very confident about the support i have in my caucus. >> let me just -- >> i've never not been up was m caucus and i never had to do with before. suppose you became president an were a democrat and you appoint your cabinet, one from berkeley santa monica. do you think that the republicans could've ever won one those seeds? they were not seeds. >> that got 30 seconds and the question is what are the chance democrats win back the house in 201

i was in charge of survival andu training. if you don't -- no one wants to go to the super super bowl with a team full of quarterbacks. could argue having a quarterback is the most important thing to the football team and you could argue that the most important thing but who wants to go with it team full of quarterbacks we have to look at your team ando say your strength is making fire your strength is getting food your sink is finding water your strength is navigation and really get the most out of your team. if one person isn't as good at hand-to-hand combat you still have to be able to scale a wall with a full pack if you get infiltrated to the wrong place and have to reposition to a new place. there's an element. you only have to maintain an element of physical fitness. the reason i think that question is of relevant is when we talk about standards. yes there needs to be one standard but that standard should be arbitrarily high. there are certain jobs that take real pride in the fact that no women can meet the standards or

given me the opportunity to learn more about telecom andue communication issues important to you and your states to underscore the role weather permitting broadband deployment or protecting consumers with the committee's indulgence i would like to introduce my family, my wonderful wife, our boys three years and six months. also my parents. i know this is a homecoming for my dad his first job was to work in a post office so he is glad to come back. also '02 congratulate chairman pai and ms. r rosenworcel on their commissions i have worked with them for a number of years and they are exceptionally thoughtful and dedicated purport currently have the privilege to serve as general counsel and i joined the commission over five years ago as a stafferdurit for the obama administration and the international bureau and had the chance to work on those same issues.l before i so before i joined the agency i went to law school specifically for the purpose of telecommunications law and policy after graduating worked at a law firm and accepted a clerkship which helped to spark my interest in public

it is considered a national role model for providing expert andu main care for the elderly and disabledple there who told her they want to live with dignity and be able to afford and pay for their health care and medication. under the proposed better care reconciliation act in home supportive services program faces a $400 million cut. >> one of the worst public policy proposals that we could really ever imagine. >> the program pace program for all inclusive care for the elderly is almost 100% funded by medi-cal. if the cuts being talked about go through, most of those programs services will be in jeopardy. >> lat week the state department estimated that the senate plan would shift $33.3 billion of costs to california over the next decade. >>> more fallout in sacramento over a decision to put aside legislation on single payer health care in california. protesters refused to leave a restricted area outside assembly speaker rendon's office for nearly four hours yesterday. they left with anyone being arrested after four hours. he called the bill incomplete. since then he has received harsh