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been waiting to be speaker for many, many years so when he finally got the chance, he was and i heard aty one point that he even presided over the house with an oxygen tank so he didn't necessarily have the fortitude, the to reallyon necessary put in the effort necessary in to get big legislation done. say mccormick and albert were probably lower on the list of those who were effective contemporary speakers. host: how would you grade john boehner? matthew: i hesitate to grade thatboehner to the extent he's still speaker and we see in history that sometimes speakers mosttheir biggest and amazing accomplishments for the end of their tenure. have, i think the jury is still out. i would say this about speaker boehner. back in the early 1930's when we john nanceer named gorner, democrat from democrats, president under f.d.r. and he once said speakership is the hardest job in washington and i think that pretty much sums up the experience of john boehner. imagine how much has changed since the 1930's when john nance garner was saying this. job has gottene exponentially for difficult where now su

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names of victims in this grave yard in homs. 36 names, 36 people, he calls mar tire call killed during aty strikes. they are innocent people. the syrian government launched a new offensive on homs in the last few days. it's not its first but this time it has russian air support. activists say another 20 civilians were killed leaving mind a prayer rug and a bomb crater. the bombs landed here. this was a bakery. targeting this proves that the russian government narrative that they're only targeting terrorists is not true. where are the terrorists here? this was a bakery and this is their property. >> syrian army commanders say they're targeting terrorists. part of a wider offensive that includes the provinces of idlib and hama. >>> the war in syria has driven thousands of refugees to jordan. some with chronic illnesses have lost free medical care. >> most syrian refugees in jordan with chronic diseases are battling against the odds to get treatment. this after all free medical care was suspended last year for refugees because of no medical funding. the patients still have to pay for essentia

the bodies were found yesterday morning in aty field in the town of railroad flat north of angel's campng gunshots in the area earlier in the morning. gunfire is not unusual, but hearing it at that time of day was. >> it was suspicious. >> why. >> well, i mean 6:00 in the morning, it's not even daylight yet. 6:30. it's almost 7:00. it's not even daylight. and i heard the gunshot, and i go nobody is shooting out here, you know, at that time. >> no word yet on the names of the victims. sheriff deputies say there is no risk to the public. >>> those recent mud slides in southern california have now turned deadly. a body was found yesterday in an suv buried in six feet of mud in palmdale. crews digging out the vehicle made the gruesome discovery. officials say the unidentified man was likely driving aunthe road in the middle o f a flash flood. the suv was upside down, tilted sideways. police say no one has reported the driver missing and conditions made it difficult to search the area after the storm. >>> the oakland mural where an artist was shot and killed last month is finally complete. i

but from the respective of cybercommand and nsa, i look ati the issue, there's a huge a huge challenge us c here that we have got to deal with. >> a huge challenge. und i have a policy position. and that is that the telecoms better cooperate with the united states government, or else it just magnifies the ability for the bad guys to utilize the , internet to achieve their purposes. speaking of that, we have a ourl fantasticve u.s. military. we are able to protect ourselves. b it's ae -- it's the best militay the world. but we have a vulnerability in that, and it's a cyberattack. you want to see if you can make me feel any better about our ability to protect ourselves going forward? >> so i would tell you that theu current state ofld capability ie the department, if i just look at where we were 18 months ago,s two years ago, is significantly improved. we currently defeat probably ds 99%-some odd attempts on daily t basis. the capability in terms of the amount o of teams, their capability just continues to improve. our speed, our t agility. the challenge fundamentally is we are trying to

aty look better than it has any point in the last 12 months.he rest of the emerging markets are a worry. a combination of plunging commodity prices, slower funds, out of p.m. -- out of e.m. and back into the u.s.. japan, ex u.s., ex asia. every so part of the gdp. there are concerns. brazil, russia, south africa, turkey. there are a number of countries with lower commodity prices and the outflow funds. they will represent a challenge. >> how far do you think the worry will go? which unnerve you? >> not as bad as the asian crisis in the late 1990's. fundamentally different's -- fundamentally different. sovereign indebtedness a lot lower. look toward emerging market corporate's. they borrowed a lot of money. >> too much in dollars? >> since the crisis, we have seen a 50% jump in the borrowing by corporate, or in hard currency. a lot of that has come from emerging. it is europe. a lot of that is emerging markets. now some of these corporate's have hedged it. they have done had flows -- they've done inflows. you borrow in dollars, invested domestic

aty are also being backed this moment by the biggest opposition party in brazil. is a situation in which you find info and names within brazil's public opinion. one of them was a supporter of the workers party. but of them are claiming dilma rousseff and hair administration did not fulfill all of the fiscal rules they were supposed to last year and this year. stephanie: thank you so much for joining us this morning. from brazil's abu dhabi, our next guest has his pulse on the real estate market. joining us now is jeff blau. university of michigan alumni like david westin. david: go blue. stephanie: except last weekend. jeff blau: they found a new way to lose. i have never seen anything like it. david: the last play of the game botching a punt. stephanie: tell us what you are seeing in a would noabu dhabi. we kind of study the trends around the world and having one of our partners from there, they suggested we take a look at what is happened and it is amazing the growth that has happened in the region. our partner is one of the sovereign wealth funds there. they st

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aty are selling you power $.17 per kilowatt hour. they have got to get the rate down.s slightly more competitive than the utilities in california. but it is not cheaper than other solar providers. that is the crux. other solar providers can get it to you cheaper. stephanie: matt, do you want to chime in? matt: i was talking with jim about how i thought the price to sales ratio was for tesla. this is a company with a $30 billion market cap that makes $50,000 per year -- 50,000 cars per year. stephanie: the valuation is the issue, not the product. matt: solar city is even more amazing. .ere is tesla solar city is worth 15.5 times sales. the valuation is even higher. opportunity is even richer in solar city? stephanie: jim, a purchaser, i'm not that smart. are you short tesla? jim: again. stephanie: don't again me. [laughter] let's just say i'm not very positive on the company. stephanie: do you want to be short folks like them? jim: no. stephanie: don't want to touch vw? jim: if anything, we would be looking at it on the long side. i think they will survive. stephanie: r

a very important effort, i was just a couple of weeks ago with the president and other officials at aty series of united nations event, it was just about a year ago and , for the first time you had a unanimous security council with a resolution requiring countries around the world to have statutes on their books that would allow them to have action to prevent individuals from joining foreign terrorist groups, and we also met there, and secretary kerry was chairing it with a group called the global countering terrorist forum, it is a group of over 60 countries designed specifically to share best practices on these terrorism threats, having an undercover operation which is consistent with the liberties and civil rights, how to use classified information in a legal proceeding, also while protecting the rights of the accused, and we talked about best practices and violent extremism, so i think that has been incredibly valuable, and for those of you doing research in this area, i encourage you to look at some research in these products, like a memorandum. this ties into the social media ques

aty knowingly put civilians significant risk of harm. services are in the air. they provide valuable support to the afghans. afghanistan is an area of active grounds. therefore, they retain the inherent self-defense. we've now learned that on advised3, afghan forces that they were taking fire from enemy positions. they asked for your support from u.s. forces. an air strike was called to eliminate the taliban threat and civilians were struck. the reports indicated that u.s. forces were threatened in the airstrike was called on their behalf. i orderedn reported, a thorough investigation into this tragic incident. it is ongoing. the afghans ordered the same. we hold those responsible accountable and we will take steps to ensure mistakes are not repeated. we will await the outcome of the and thi investigation and share the results once it is complete. the united states military takes ordinary steps to avoid harm to civilians. the taliban chose a urbanized area, purposely placing civilians in harms way. necessarye to take steps to avoid future sibling casualties. i w

aty all make mistakes, she least partially owned up to hers. i think it showed her in a very good light. it will help her. republican seat to reflect on how they behaved. host: let's hear from another democrat from iowa. caller: good morning. host: what did you learn yesterday. caller: i did not learn anything is that thererned is some good republicans, but those that was on the panel yesterday were so mean spirited. if i had any respect for them, i sure don't this morning after i stayed up all night watching the reruns again. i think hillary did a good job. i voted for her, i supported her when she ran in 2008. i am working hard for her this year. thank you. host: thank you, i will. if you have not seen the hearing, go to the website. you can see the whole thing there. she testified at thing for a little more than nine hours, but use up on the hill for nine when you copy breaks. it is noon eastern time, it is saturday and sunday. what he will do is split up the hearing into two parts. you can watch those pieces here on c-span. a little bit mor

beyondpetfood.com >>> presidential candidate bernie sanders coming out swinging, taking direct aim ationference in washington, d.c. and he slammed trump's comments about some undocumented immigrants from mexico being, quote, rapists and criminals. >> there is no justification for racist attacks against one group of people, to call people, for example, who come from mexico rapists or criminals. that is not acceptable, and that is not the kind of discourse we should be seeing in the united states of america. >> and as vice president biden weighs a run of his own, he didn't hold back with latinos in the nation's capital earlier this week. >> make no damn apologies for anything. just go out and make our case straight up, straight up. we will win just simply on the decency of what we are fighting for. >> joining me now is editor of latino coverage and buzzfeed news, adrian. adrian, thanks for being with us here. i want to get to a lot here. but first, the comments by vice president biden. how are they resonating, especially given he hasn't made an announcement on his decision so far? >> i m

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before my appointment atis assi amendment commissioner earlier this year i served as the director of field operations for the los angeles and long beach seaport. and i know first hand how complex cargo security operations are and how valuable our programs and partnerships are to our national security. since the september 11th terrorist attacks we've established security partnerships and enhanced our targeting and risk assessment programs and invested in advanced technology. all essential elements of our multilayered approach to protecting the nation from the arrival of dangerous materials such as a dirty bomb at our ports of entry. we have several key programs that enhance our ability to assess cargo for risk, examine high-risk shipments at the early possible point and increase the security of the supply chain. i'd like to highlight a few of these efforts for you today. since 2002, cbp has been receiving advanced information on every cargo shipment and vessel and crewman before they arrive at our ports of entry. for maritime containerized cargo this information is received 24 hours p

and restaurants in europe because he or big tippers, but i would suggest along the lines of about, atisking least in new york, if you repeat at restaurants, there is no question the waiters now get you better service. daniel myers is leading the change on it and it is fascinating to see where we will be in five years. a, matte: tom has been winkler, have you been a waiter? matt: i have not. stephanie: matt, you have been. i have been. i think it helps in terms of problem solving. got from ae i bloomberg customer long ago, which was whenever you go into a restaurant, have a $20 bill ready. stephanie: you have got to be a cool guy to do that. you have to got -- you have to have slider to pull that off. if you are a nerd, you can pull it off. david: like "fast times at ridgemont high." stephanie: yes. david: i love to keep looking at that bowtie. tom: as a gift of the staff. david: i love it. we have to bow ties, a record for "bloomberg ." matt winkler has his own must-read. matt: surprise, surprise. since the very rocky rollout of obamacare two years ago, guess which industry has outp

aty are not looking closely what is being fed to the animals.s not necessarily the meat, it's the hormones, the antibiotics, all of these chemicals being put into the food of the animals is the problem.using the other thing is they keep out toohe cows give much methane gas. if that's the case, but update develop something for them? my final words are i hope that consumers will take time to read the abstract from the world health organization. they will see the this is very mixed results. they should talk to their doctors and find out from their own position about what is best for them. don't take my word for it. talk to your physician and use your own it common sense. i think they will find a balanced diet is best. guest: i agree that a balanced diet is great. best ifed diet would be it was high in fruits and vegetables and whole grains and seafood and some poultry. meat, maybe not. meat andard less red less processed meat. find the food that you think are delicious are also healthy. host: thank you both so much for being here this morning area

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the clerk: h.r. 2091, a bill to ac to clary the aty to quest consumer reports in ceain cas,o esta and enforce child support payments and awards. thpeaker pro tempo: pursuant to theule, t geleman omexas, . ugebauer, and the gentlewoman from, no, mrs. maloney, each will contro20es. thhar recoizes the gentleman from texas. mr neugebauer: mr. speaker, i asunanimoucsent tt a meers may have five legiative in which to revind extd and include extraneous material on the this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. neugebauer: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. neugebauer: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 2091, my friend and colleague, mr. pocan of maine, has worked hard to build a significant bipartisan support for this commonsense legislation. it passed out of the financial services committee with a vote of 56-2. mr. speaker, it's important to remember that most child support payments are collected from noncustodial parents through income withholding. in order to verify income, as ets and