>>phillipe djegal:and, lieutenant bartlett says hawthorne may still be armed. >>:"he's obviously dangerous. he tried to run over a police officer." >>phillipe djegal: police believe hawthorne was the only one injured in of this an officer who shoot shot the man is on paid administrative leave >>vicki liviakis: police officers and citizens lined the streets of brooklyn today, as funeral services were held for new york police officer wenjian liu. hailing from a chinese immigrant family, liu was remembered as a good man who fulfilled the american dream. as andy rose reports despite the sad occasion, some officers still showed their disapproval of new york mayor bill de blasio. >>andy rose: family were gathered around to say a final word to their family police officer who was killed while on duty. this officer was a loving father and husband had been in the force for seven years. >>: it's why we do what we do is why we run towards danger rather than run away >>andy rose: the mayor told people that the two officers killed or everything the police officer should be >

bartlett joins us this morning from our washington news bureau. talked about this many times before. what is the challenge that john boehner has so different from the time of reagan, bush? >> the party has been greatly radicalized. you have a certain number of people who really don't want to govern they just don't care they vote no on everything. their idea of the ideal government policy that just shut down the government and leave it shut down. i mean, it is absurd to see these fellows yesterday voting against john boehner, the speaker of the house of their party, and then he punishes them and they are astonished. oh, we are standing for principle. i mean, these people are crackpots an idiot. >> how does that play out over the next 90 days? we will talk later in the hour about the trip to 2016, but what does bruce bartlett presume your republicans will do just to get to march 31? >> good question. that is john boehner's and mitch mcconnell's challenge. the republicans have said for some time they want to prove that they can legislate and be respo

the tea party cannot stand this guy, bruce bartlett, former reagan administration bartlett on the republicanslett on this raging of secured debate at the congressional budget office. we are thrilled to bring you bruce bartlett tomorrow on "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. scarlet fu and brendan greeley with me. >> china accelerating infrastructure projects. policy makers are trying to shore up growth slipping below 7% for stub according to people familiar with the matter, it will be in seven industries including oil and gas pipelines health care, clean energy, transportation, and mining. a former divisor accused of stealing client data never intended to steal the end -- to sell the information. he says he is "extremely sorry for" his conduct, at least according to his lawyer. information for at least 350,000 wealth management clients was compromised and stolen. and coach is acquiring designer stuart wiseman. as the maker of luxury bags attends a brand transformation valued at as much as $575 million. coaches when trying to a lot of a slump by revamping its stores. >> i want to rip up th

on the wall are portraits of john sherman cooper a republican and john bartlett a democrat. below is a bust of henry clay. each of these senators and each of these kentuckians came from a different political party. each viewed view the world through different ideological lens but all of them believed in the senate and all of them left behind important lessons for today. clay about putting country the country first in pursuing principled compromise. cooper about choosing when to make a stand and making it and berkeley barkley about having the courage to think differently than a president from the same party he served dutifully for years. lessons like those at go into the presence and they help mark the way toward a better functioning government. a senate and the congress that functions again will help move us pass an arab government in crisis. it doesn't mean everything will be perfect. it doesn't mean we will never come up against a deadline and it doesn't mean we will always agree but together we can commit to change in the way washington operates. this can be done. it can

. >> the evacuation center has been open at san francisco city college at 22nd and bartlett. the red cross is helping everyone it can. >> we are making sure they are safe and comfortable and if they have any medical needs. perhaps if they are missing medications we will get those replaced and make sure they have a place to stay. >> she can't go back to her apartment. she lives next to the building that burned but she was able to rescue her dog, lily. >> we have each other and everyone is fine. i am grateful we got our dog out. i know not everyone was able to do that. we are grateful we are okay. >> back live on mission street and the red cross will be busy for the next 24 hours. it is setting up a shelter at city college and arranging lodging for other people. folks need food and they need clothing medications which they may have lost. it is a very long night ahead no doubt. live in the mission tonight, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update. >>> the red cross says the best thing really you can do is to help by donating money. >> we have a link for that on o

. >> the evacuation center has been open at san francisco city college at 22nd and bartlett. the red cross is helping everyone it can. >> we are making sure they are safe and comfortable and if they have any medical needs. perhaps if they are missing medications we will get those replaced and make sure they have a place to stay. >> she can't go back to her apartment. she lives next to the building that burned but she was able to rescue her dog, lily. >> we have each other and everyone is fine. i am grateful we got our dog out. i know not everyone was able to do that. we are grateful we are okay. >> back live on mission street and the red cross will be busy for the next 24 hours. it is setting up a shelter at city college and arranging lodging for other people. folks need food and they need clothing medications which they may have lost. it is a very long night ahead no doubt. live in the mission tonight, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update. >>> the red cross says the best thing really you can do is to help by donating money. >> we have a link for that on o

. >> the evacuation center has been open at san francisco city college at 22nd and bartlett. cross is helping everyone it can. >> we are making sure they are safe and comfortable and if they have any medical needs. perhaps if they are missing medications we will get those replaced and make sure they have a place to stay. >> she can't go back to her apartment. she lives next to the building that burned but she was able to rescue her dog, lily. >> we have each other and everyone is fine. i am grateful we got our dog out. i know not everyone was able to do that. we are grateful we are okay. >> back live on mission street and the red cross will be busy for the next 24 hours. it is setting up a shelter at city college and arranging lodging for other people. folks need food and they need clothing medications which they may have lost. it is a very long night ahead no doubt. live in the mission tonight, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update. >>> the red cross says the best thing really you can do is to help by donating money. >> we have a link for that on our websi

bartlett, a montgomery street station they decided to stop the trains and manage to get live in both paul street bart station at place we do know that the trains are running and not stopping according to the bar please department says it's too dangerous for our passengers to get off at the time even though protestors i got physical any of the writers you see what people standing next to the yellow striker the white protestors to come up to passengers and in the faces and to stop anybody from hopping on the bart trains was the seventh listening at the door to make sure it's clear another train rolling in the station and tried fog so passengers was the hot off we did talk to some earlier heading in the east bay and actually stayed at their location for about 1050 minutes what are police department decide what to do as far as the bart trains and are platform in see the there are any imposition to assure platform is secure. >> reporter: surf to be less like an arm of your time what passengers must talk on the street because during light we did talk to some earlier the little bit. we see

teachers like tyler bartlett. tyler is the 2015 wyoming teacher of the year. he's a math teacher at new castle middle school. he's in his sixth year of teaching and loves his job. when he received his award he said, there's a lot going -- that goes into being a successful teacher. sometimes we focus too much on teaching and not enough on learning. i think the real bottom line is that students have to be learning. wise words and tyler puts them to work in his classroom getting students engaged in their own learning. tyler teaches a stem subject and is representative of the excellent teachers we have in wyoming. tyler, please stand so we may recognize you. [applause] congratulations, tyler. we will keep working on education at every level. early childhood education, k-12, our community colleges and u.w., to get things right. for the future of our state, we have to get education right. another priority four years ago and now is federal actions that adversely affect our state. i will say, wyoming has been very aggressive these past four years in opposinging federa

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bush administration official said it best, bruce bartlett -- and listen to this.t's not more information. as he said, i quote it's not about honest revenue estimating. it's about using smoke and mirrors to institutionalize republican ideology in the budget process. that's what this is all about. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: thank you mr. speaker. we'll continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, may i inquire from my colleague if he has any speakers? i don't want to use up all my time if -- mr. sessions: well, thank you very much. i have one additional speaker and then i'll close. ms. slaughter: all right. let me yield one minute to the gentlewoman from california, the democrat leader, and almost speaker today, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you mr. speaker. i thank the gentlelady for yielding and i thank her for her wonderful work on behalf of the american peopl

another picture from one of our eyewitness weather watchers tracie bartlett in cape may took this picturerom her back porch looking toward the the beach. is there the beach. they cannot see witt poor visibility this morning with the snow. thank you tracie for that picture. as far as snow amounts are concerned, we will talk bit yesterday. it wasn't much but enough to slow things down and make it slick through south jersey, central and southern delaware. millions bureau we will pick up 1.4 inches, cape may .6, milford delaware .4 wildwood .3 of an inch and in dover .2 of an inch of snow and some mixing in with sleet. cloud a cross the delaware val which a few sprinkles and flurries still lingering through cape may and atlantic county. be a aware as everything will refreeze overnight tonight. in philadelphia we are at freezing. millville the same. allentown 27 wildwood, above freezing at 34 and atlantic city sitting in at 33. cold to the west in state college, only 19. nineteen in buffalo new york. here we go again as those skies clear the temperatures will be falling another cold night the

bush administration official said it best, bruce bartlett -- and listen to this. it's not more information. as he said, i quote it's not about honest revenue estimating. it's about using smoke and mirrors to institutionalize republican ideology in the budget process. that's what this is all about. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: thank you mr. speaker. we'll continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, may i inquire from my colleague if he has any speakers? i don't want to use up all my time if -- mr. sessions: well, thank you very much. i have one additional speaker and then i'll close. ms. slaughter: all right. let me yield one minute to the gentlewoman from california, the democrat leader, and almost speaker today, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you mr. speaker. i thank the gentlelady for yielding and i thank her for her wonderful work on behalf of the american peo

and according to the bartlett study, a woman seeking an abortion weeks at 20 weeks is 35 times likely to die from an abortion than she was in the first trimester. at 21 weeks 91 more times likely to die and regardless of how supporters of abortion might try to suppress it, it is accepted by every credible expert that the risk to a mother's health from abortion increases as pregnancy increases. there is no debate on that. supporters of abortion on demand try to suppress that. they also have tried for decades, mr. speaker, to deny that unborn babies feel pain even those at the beginning of the sixth month of pregnancy as if somehow the ability to feel pain magicically develops the very second the child is born. mr. speaker, almost every other major civilized nation on this earth protects pain-capable unborn babies at this age and every credible poll the american people show they are in favor of protecting these children and yet we have given them less legal protection from unnecessary pain and cruelty than the protection we have given farm animals under the federal humane slaughter act.

teachers like tyler bartlett. tyler is the 2015 wyoming teacher of the year. he's a math teacher at new castle middle school. he's in his sixth year of teaching and loves his job. when he received his award he said there's a lot going -- that goes into being a successful teacher. sometimes we focus too much on teaching and not enough on learning. i think the real bottom line is that students have to be learning. wise words and tyler puts them to work in his classroom, getting students engaged in their own learning. tyler teaches a stem subject and is representative of the excellent teachers we have in wyoming. tyler, please stand so we may recognize you. [applause] congratulations, tyler. we will keep working on education at every level. early childhood education k-12 , our community colleges and u.w. to get things right. for the future of our state, we have to get education right. another priority four years ago and now is federal actions that adversely affect our state. i will say, wyoming has been very aggressive these past four years in opposinging federal

bruce bartlett, a senior policy analyst in the rationan and george h.w. bush administration observes, regulatory uncertainty can kenard invented by republicans that allows them to use current economic problems to pursue an agenda supported by the business community year in and year out. in other words, it is a simple case of political opportunism, not a serious effort to deal with high unemployment. that's from a bush administrator who was a senior policy analyst in the reagan administration, bruce bartlett. not surprisingly, the administration issued a strong veto threat just yesterday, stating that bill would impose unprecedented and unnecessary procedural requirements on agencies that would prevent them from efficiently performing their statutory responsibilities, end quotation. rather than heeding these serious concerns the supporters of h.r. 185 simply want to push forward without any hearings, markups or deliberate tiff process in this -- deliberative in this process in this congress that has no political viability. and so i urge, i plead with my co

teachers like tyler bartlett. tyler is the 2015 wyoming teacher of the year. he's a math teacher at new castle middle school new castle middle school. he said to succeed a teaching, and loves his job. when he received his award he said, there's a lot going there's a lot that goes into being a successful teacher. sometimes we focus too much on teaching and not enough on learning. i think the real bottom line is students have to be learning. wise words come and tyler puts them to work in his classroom getting students engaged in their own learning. tyler teaches a s.t.e.m. subject and is represented by the excellent teachers that we have in wyoming. tyler, please stand so we may recognize you. [applause] >> congratulations, tyler. we will keep working on education at every level. early childhood education, k-12 our junior to colleges, and uw to get things right. for the future of our state, we have to get education right. another priority for years ago and now is federal actions that adversely affect our state. i will say wyoming has been very aggressive these p