>> well, bill, i think barbara jordan had it right back in 1995.t congresswoman, african-american medicine of the commission on immigration reform. and she said look deportation is crucial. right? because we don't have any credibility in immigration today. obama brought down the deportation level. so there is a big, you know, welcome mat at the border now. we have a lot of unaccompanied minors coming across, a surge at the border. have to do border enforcement, number one, number two, we have to do employment verification. a the love these employers want to hire people. get documents, phony documents maybe licenses. they don't know who is legal who is not. we need that number three, we have to make it more difficult for people who are in this country illegally to stay here. they have got to be encouraged to go home. they can't be opening up bank accounts, driver's licenses, all the benefits you get. the polls out there. the fox news poll on this last year, rasmussen, shows that those are three very popular ideas. the people that actually want those

barbara jordan. >> i've been to paris and i love it and i'm very honored to be here today. >> the honorable sure when randall and jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. mary j. blige and mr. can do isaacs. >> it's a surprise. it's going to be fun though. i don't know. excuse me? my last name is french. the reverend al sharpton and ms. asia schott. >> i have been practicing my french. [inaudible conversations] the honorable jennifer palmieri and james flatts. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. arnie sorensen. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] most of the guests have arrived in you are looking at the scene from an area known as the bookseller if you are on tour at the white house. it's one of the first locations before you had upstairs. this is a burst the area where the guests arrive before going to the state florida. we said earlier the president and mrs. obama hosting french president hollande and one of the rooms therein is the blue room which we should point out was decorated during the monroe administrat

barbara jordan: the american dream need not forer be deferred.st and the most powerful country... gerri: should preschoolers be forced to get a flu shot? gerri: a debate is brewing on the set right site right now about whether preschoolers in rhode island should be right to get an annual flu immunization shot. joinings for a fair and balanced debate is built from 10 and lis wiehl. a fox news legal analyst. i will start with you first. and your child will be first flu shot? >> you cannot force a parent to get a flu shot. if they want to do it, that is fine, but the state or federal government, you must do this or else, that's something that they cannot say. >> under the police power that is given to the stes by the constitution. >> wait, you're talking about a police power for this? >> giving the state the right to regulate health and political subdivisions and ultimately they feel that it is better for health care workers. and the flu can be srious. >> there is no indication, frankly, that the flu shot is really going to help thm not get the flu.

barbara jordan. >> i love paris and i am very honored to be here today. >> dr.effrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. >> ms. mary j. blige. >> what am i performing tonight? that is a surprise. my last name is french. >> reverend al sharpton. >> i have been practicing my french. >> let's hear it. >> oui oui oui. >> the honorable james lyons. mr. and mrs. arnie sorenson. >> most of the guests have arrived. you are looking at the scene of an area known as the bookseller. it is one of the first locations before you had upstairs. this is the area where the guests arrive before going to the state tour. the president and mrs. obama hosted president hollande in the blue room which was redecorated with furniture in paris -- from paris. later in the program, chance for you to have a conversation with julianna smoot who serve in the obama administration as white house social secretary. one --ckground on this this is the seventh state or official visit dinner by the obama administration. the location is the south lawn pavilion. it is being turned

barbara jordan. >> i've been to paris and i love it and i'm very honored to be here today. >> the honorable sure when randall and jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. mary j. blige and mr. can do isaacs. >> it's a surprise. it's going to be fun though. i don't know. excuse me? my last name is french. the reverend al sharpton and ms. asia schott. >> i have been practicing my french. [inaudible conversations] the honorable jennifer palmieri and james flatts. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. arnie sorensen. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] most of the guests have arrived in you are looking at the scene from an area known as the bookseller if you are on tour at the white house. it's one of the first locations before you had upstairs. this is a burst the area where the guests arrive before going to the state florida. we said earlier the president and mrs. obama hosting french president hollande and one of the rooms therein is the blue room which we should point out was decorated during the monroe administrat

barbara jordan. >> i've been to paris and i love it and i'm very honored to be here today. >> the honorable sure when randall and jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. mary j. blige and mr. can do isaacs. >> it's a surprise. it's going to be fun though. i don't know. excuse me? my last name is french. the reverend al sharpton and ms. asia schott. >> i have been practicing my french. [inaudible conversations] the honorable jennifer palmieri and james flatts. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. arnie sorensen. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] most of the guests have arrived in you are looking at the scene from an area known as the so a number of french connections on display tonight. you have a chance to talk to julianna who served as white house social secretary. we'll also get to your calls and comments as well. some background on this, what is the seventh state or official visit by -- dinner by the obama administration. the location for tonight's dinner is the south lawn pavilion and it's being turned into

former texas governor ann richards and barbara jordan said that women have a double standard. think that michelle obama exemplifies going about her own purpose. i want to say this is a great show. is there possible consideration for a hillary clinton and michelle obama ticket in 2016? >> they wonder whether or not the first lady has political ambitions of her own. >> people often ask that. they draw the parallel between her and hillary clinton because they're both lawyers. i am interested to hear what you think. i do not think she will run for office. hillary clinton had a passion for policy early on. you may disagree. >> it is interesting. she has said emphatically many times that this is not something she is interested in. some politicians say that, and you know in the back of their mind that they will run. but she is expensive about it. she says she doesn't have the personality for it, that she is too impatient for running for office. you get the sense, especially in the way that we are talking about messaging, and the way that she enjoys connecting, going through the rigor

we know the stories all too well of the rosa parks, of the barbara jordans, and then as we look to education, we know the stories of women who serve as presidents of historically black colleges and universities, women like dr. j anetta cole, women like cynthia jackson hammond at my alma mater, central state university. we know women who have worked and earned their place in history because they understand that when women succeed, america succeeds. we know the stories of our parents. but one thing tonight i want to make sure that we add to these resources, when we talk about economic development, and we talk about child care, and we talk about all the other surfaces, pay equity and health care, and that is the right to vote. and that is one of the most critical things that i want us to remember. because when we get people registered to vote, and then we allow them to be able to vote, most s one of the powerful tools. the stories we don't hear when we talk about when women succeed, america succeeds, is the story of a little lady from headiesburg, mississippi. mrs. by the name of mccarthy. name

he preached his first sermon in 1959 and became pastor to many giants of texas, the honorable barbara jordan, and dr. lonnie smith who played an important role in minority voting rights in primary elections. it's outstanding to find that prior to reverend kimball he was in the newspaper business as an editor of the "houston informer." he was also part of the kansas call, the oldest news -- african-american newspaper that ended with the account kansas city call" he was part of. after more than 30 year necessary are tirmente, kev rend kimball wonted to write. he was part of the crawford w. kimball community. mr. speaker, let me say to you that this giant this giant is deserving our our honor and respect and commendation and let us all remember his book, "watch the tree it might fall on you." reverend kimball may you rest in peace. god bless you and god bless your family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the spe

nah santa barbara ah guinane is there. >> michael jordan.is attorney tells him he has a better case of self defense than zimmerman. >> luceie mcbath often sits in her son's room to feel closer to him. >> people also used to say jordan was my shadow. a good heart. he cared about people. and he had such a joy for life. >> the life of 17-year-old jordan davis ended in this suv in 2012. he and three friends were at a jacksonville gas station when 46-year-old michael dunn pulled alongside them. dunn was a tourist visiting the city with his girlfriend. during an interview with police he said he politely asked the teenagers to turn down their music. they complied at first. >> the music is coming on, i'm like live and let live don't need any trouble. >> things quickly escalated. dunn told police he pulled out a gun because he thought the teenagerrers had one too. >> this guy like goes down on the ground and comes up with something. i thought it was a shotgun and he says you're dead (bleep) quicker than a flash i had a round chaibd and i shot. >> dun

jordan,hards and barbara one was a double standard, you have to know your own purpose. exemplifies a knowing her own purpose. i want to say this is a great show. there a possible consideration for a hillary clinton and michelle obama 2016? in thank you very much. >> thank you. >> a number of people on twitter wondering whether or not the lady has political ambitions of their own. do we know? that.ople ask will she be like the hillary? parallel between her and hillary clinton because they're both lawyers. i don't think she'll run for office.al i think hillary clinton had a early on. policy may disagree. >> no, it's interesting. said emphatically many times she's not interested. say that and ns you know in the back of their mind that they won't run. expansive about it, you know, she doesn't feel like she has the personality for it. be too impatient for running for office. you get the sense, especially in were talking about messaging and the way she enjoys connecting to the public that through the rigors of dealing with the political press would not be something that she w

representative jordan has a problem that the fact barbara is a maxed out donor.he hundreds of attorneys available she was chosen to do this investigation. >> think about it this way: the obama administration has been called the most secretive in history and they are keeping investigators from doing what they do including protecting eric holder and other members of the administration. we are facing the moment, because of what the president told bill, and the way this is going, they could end up with a special prosecutor in their face. >> cleta mitchell is testifying and she has explosive testimony this morning. she is saying the scrutiny is still going on today as a result of a desire on some of the irs to comb through the groups and make sure the tea party groups get more scrutiny. and this goes back to 2010 and as outlined in a wall street journal piece this morning, in february of 2010, recent media attention indicated this is a high profile case. how could the president say it is a done deal? when his own people in the justice department told jordan this is an

news4's richard jordan is live in northeast washington where the family is getting ready to speak any minute now. richard? >> reporter: barbara, the family's being joined by a legal representative. they are now working with an attorney from the cochran firm, and that's a clear indication that they will likely be seeking legal action against the district and in particular the d.c. fire department. you see the family has gathered here at the podium. they are just across the street from the fire station in question, engine 26, just on the other side of rhode island avenue. it was last week that these family members say their loved one, 77-year-old medrick mills, was suffering a heart attack from across the street of the fire department. mill's daughter saying they called the firefighters to come over and help them. they say that they refused, the firefighters refused. the lieutenant in charge of that fire department has now submitted retirement papers, but fire chief kenneth ellerbee said there could still be disciplinary actions against that lieutenant, as well as some of the other firefighters that may have been involved here.

lead to more attacks in neighboring countries like jordan and lebanon and embolden the groups to move against u.s. embassies in the region. wolf? >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you very much. secretary of state john kerry lost faith in the syrian policy. he met privately with u.s. lawmakers during a security conflicts in munich, germany. joining us is josh rogin, correspondent for ""the daithe beast." what's going on here? >> according to john kerry and lindsey graham, kerry expressed deep frustration with the syrian security. the syrian governorment was slow-rolling the chemical issue and said that basically all of his faith in the administration's current policies is failing and he advocated for more internal measures by the white house. >> jay carney is pushing back on your report. i'll play a little clip of what he said today. >> i think the stories that you're referring to actually appear to be a reflection of what senators mccain and graham think of our policies, not what secretary kerry thinks. >> go ahead. >> the state department has said that john kerry did not raise the arming issue but sure there's a difference in tone

barbara bosser man. mr. cartwright with due respect, it's not because of her capabilities as a lawyer. i'm sure she's a fine lawyer, a career lawyer. you cited an ethics rule. chairman jordan, you cited the rule. the obligation is not on the department of justice. it's on the lawyer. the lawyer has to avoid the appearance of impropriety. if you're heading up the investigation and we're assuming she is. know one has ever been very clear on that. you can't head up the investigation in an impartial method if the public thinks there's even a potential for bias or an inappropriate position. it was very simple for the department of justice to solve this. they didn't have to go in and ask for her political position. she should have the -- she has the affirmative obligation to tell her supervisor, i could be compromised in this, it would be best if someone maybe from public corruption took a look at that. i'm just saying that for the record so we're clear on the evidence. but what we have right here in the few moments i have left. >> she may have said -- she could have said that and the department say no, we want you to head the investigation. that's my hunch. >> that's why i'm sa

barbara bosser man. mr. cartwright with due respect, it's not because of her capabilities as a lawyer. i'm sure she's a fine lawyer, a career lawyer. you cited an ethics rule. chairman jordan, you cited the rule. the obligation is not on the department of justice. it's on the lawyer. the lawyer has to avoid the appearance of impropriety. if you're heading up the investigation and we're assuming she is. know one has ever been very clear on that. you can't head up the investigation in an impartial method if the public thinks there's even a potential for bias or an inappropriate position. it was very simple for the department of justice to solve this. they didn't have to go in and ask for her political position. she should have the -- she has the affirmative obligation to tell her supervisor, i could be compromised in this, it would be best if someone maybe from public corruption took a look at that. i'm just saying that for the record so we're clear on the evidence. but what we have right here in the few moments i have left. >> she may have said -- she could have said that and the department say no, we want you to head the investigation. that's my hunch. >> that's why i'm sa