ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor, now director of the eurasia center.ve you with us this morning. >> glad to be here. actually at the united states institute of peace, but here in washington, in any case. >> thank you for the krecorrect. your expectation what the president will say? >> i expect underline the seriousness of what we've seen over the past day. here we have the civilian airliner shot out of the sky by apparently russian-backed separatists in the eastern part of ukraine. this is obviously a human tragedy, but it is also an indication that this conflict is more than just a small conflict in some small part of a country in the middle of europe. this is an international conflict now, and he will emphasize, i'm sure, our response. >> there is some who argue this has been a violent region. it remains a violent region that in a sense this flight, this disaster, did not change that equation. it remains in the view of some a local story, because so little of the broader global political interests want to widen the conflict, or get in. vo involved. w

return them to their owners in the south not very popular in the north so coming through as a single bill taylorbe those looking at the issue of an armed confrontation between president taylor and several states fillmore tells taylor if i am the tie vote i will do it tonight any animus to you but the country needs the compromise. depending on the compromise of 1850 during the height of the crisis henry clay is exhausted a young senator bayh illinois now it taylor is gone they come up with the new mechanism to get it passed the proslavery elements and with a group of senators led by douglas to pass anti-slavery senators that would team up with those interest senator so it is not a compromise in the true sense but they passed the bills to send them individually knowing filmore will sign them but he knows he signs of political death warrant that has received a lot of criticism on but prevents the civil war. they call this the final settlement that gives us a big -- a bad idea. so fillmore is not a candidate for reelection scott is nominated destroyed in a landslide there actually a divided we start

bill taylor judy shakespeare the playwright sister. well, she could get no treatment or crack. to aircraft. to achieve and get hurt during a tavern or roam the streets at night. dinner at tavern on the street at midnight, the freedom and city are crucial elements of freedom. not to define and identity. of course. there's a seeker person back there. you have to believe this reading and now she's in it. dinner at tavern on the streets at midnight to freedom the city are crucial that the freedom not to define and identity but to these and maybe find your work. perhaps the protagonists of her lambda lists for century slipping one gender to another embodies absolute freedom to rom and consciousness identity romance in place. the question of liberation appears another way in her talk. profession for women which describes a delay philosophy the business of killing angel the house, the ideal woman

bill taylor says they first time ever median ceo pay hits 10 million per year.htag work. >> it is an interesting debate. so much around minimum wage and you look at the ceo pay. you look at the last few years we have just gone through, the recession, ceos have had a very difficult job, they have had to focus on corporate profits, keeping the companies alive. charles: nobody is playing the violin for them. >> they have to sign an audited financial statements. charles: let's move onto the next "real, real deal." i have been saying for a long time, apparently magic johnson has been listening to me. the basketball legend turned entrepreneur extraordinaire told business people the key to success is reinvesting. he told people hundreds of his restaurants he only has been successful because he never took money out of any of them. he has over 100 starbucks right now. he kept rolling them on banking the next, paying the next. i think this is great advice. i also think it is a place people can pay to their own lives. is there any magic in magic words? >> i believe there i

>> you know, bill taylor is doing a really good job for his client, but he's just not telling the truth. let me just take it as the truth. she did everything she thought she should do. that's right. she agreed with the president in opposing citizens united, a supreme court decision that he was scathing in the house opposing. and she agreed. she agreed with the progressive movement. she disagreed with conservatives. she did what she thought was right. she went after and tried to stop conservatives from expressing their beliefs, held up systemically along some of her co-workers, held up their applications until well after the election, two years and more. she did that. and in her e-mail, i remember one of them said she didn't want to look per se political. yes, she hid the fact that she was politically biased and that she was using the power, the great power of her position, against conservatives and in support of the president's opposition to citizens united. her attorney's right in that sense. >> okay. it's no secret you and the ranking member, democrat congressman elijah cummings, not

[inaudible] and shawn taylor, bill [inaudible], beth hailey. go ahead. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is [inaudible] and i've been a lift driver since april of 2013. to date i've given over 6,000 rides and never refused a passenger. i've done this while consistently maintaining a 4.9 out of 5 star rating. this [inaudible] as my passengers repeatedly confirmed they had a safe and friendly driver [inaudible] rigorous screening and background checks that were required for me to start driving for lift. i can attest that ride share policeman forms have dramatically increased transportation options for residents throughout the area. ride sharing drivers regularly give their neighbors a ride providing organic platform for [inaudible] san francisco and are too support innovative transportation options ratser than overburden them with excessive regulations. [inaudible] for san francisco. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> thank you for your time today. my name is john taylor and i've lived on 11th and ir ving and sun set f

bill. and taylor booth on my staff and other members of the energy and commerce committee staff, as named by mr. dingell, i want to give special thanks to them and also we appreciate the efforts of mr. pitts who is the chairman of the health subcommittee. and without the help of he and mr. pallone and their staffs we would not have been able to bring this bill to the floor. and so i will urge everyone to support it and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4250, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 594, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union

fed had been subjected, if we had passed a bill like this -- and we are showing everybody what the fed policymaking come in the fed funds target under the taylorwould look like. deeply negative in 2009, 2010, and 2011. if we had passed a bill like this back in 2000 seven, subjecting the fed to rules-based policymaking, where would the fed have been in 2008 and 2009 when and bernanke had to pull rabbits out of his hat to keep the economy from going off a cliff? mind the safety valve for the fed to say market conditions justify us deviating. but we also have to keep in mind rules-based policy cuts go both ways. it would have suggested that when the crisis hit in late 2007, 2008, you would have had looser monetary policy than you did at that time. you would've had tighter monetary policy in 2003, 2004, hopefully would have avoided the housing bubble. one of the criticisms i would have on the bill, there is a tremendous amount of flux ability to the fed. the fed can determine potential gdp and all these things and there are lively debates about these things. panacea, not a perfect, but we have to recognize that discretion, no matter how many phd's

. >> taylor's point is current north dakota ad commissioner doug guring. guring has one thing on his side billing oil and a lot more money. you might say a lot more money? goehring has raised a lot more. over 87 grand, in a state with just over 7,000 people, that's a lot of money. but in north dakota, you can count on $87,000 buying a whole lot of radio time and it's huge. goehring has received money from ten oil companies and their executives. there's no doubt the oil companies are behind this guy because he'll rubber stamp the permits, with the rubber stamp comes risk. the national guard was dispatched to the air, the fire could take days to burn out. just part of the business, right? luckily no one was killed. meanwhile, the lack of regulation is literally killing people in north dakota and the environment. that's right, killing people. a new study finds that oil workers in that state are being kimmed at 5 times the national rate, fatalities on the job in north dakota, more than doubled from 2007 to 2012, rising from 25 to 65 deaths a year. now unfortunately, news reports of spills are common

presumably, if lawmakers, republicans and the house got their bill passed requiring policy-based or rule based policymaking, we'd get more. taylor wouldohn love that. my guess is that is not going to happen. one of the things you find in the difference between the neoclassical vbieiew or keynsian view is there is a discussion versus rules debate. monetary policy for janet is much more important for most of the other board members and other presidents. i think she is going to be using that discretion in a way that john taylor might be upset with but will further her goals. goals are related primarily to the labor market, not to fighting yesterday's fight of inflation. >> this is been an issue that keeps coming up -- discretionary versus rules. fed officials have rejected rules. they preferred to react the economy as they see it. it will be interesting in tomorrow's hearing. auditul's old bill to the fed has been reintroduced into the house with the provision that the fed must adopt a rule or tell the gao why not. if they do not follow the rule, they are supposed to write a letter explaining why. there is some talk that there will

mckenna taylor creative director of detroit water brigade really appreciate what you're doing thank you my pleasure. as the city of the current struggles with massive water shut off due to the lincoln bills it's become quite clear that water is a human right not a commodity that has to traders remain thirsty the largest bottled water company in the world seems to believe the opposite because as a world leader in privatization of water nestle operates in eighty six different countries pursuing ways to remove restrictions on pumping water out of the ground during times of drought but the massive corporation doesn't like have. that practice brought up and even offered to set the record straight in a bizarre personal video response they sent me in the past. i'm stephanie from nestlé you claimed we take water during droughts in canada in fact we've always reduced our water use during droughts and will continue to do so. wrong again stephanie see in places like ontario canada that's exactly what nestle does thanks to a lack of regulation there the company doesn't even have to disclose how much water it's extract in nor does it pay nearly anything for it and if you think that's an isolated inci

bill reflects the values of each member of the united states senate. life or death for unborn children. thank you. >> thank you, mr. vice. ms. taylor. >> thank you so much, good morning. my name is christian and a state representative from the great state of wisconsin represent the 76th assembly district. i so appreciate the opportunity, chairman blumenthal, to testify in strong support of the women's health protection act, and i think ranking member grassley and committee members for this opportunity today. i also want to thank my senator tammy baldwin who we are very proud of in wisconsin were leading the way in cosponsoring this important bill. i'm also the former public policy director for planned parenthood of wisconsin. i have over a decade of monitoring, advocating for, and attempting to get past good public policy on reproductive health care. there is a consensus in wisconsin about what wisconsinites want the state legislature to focus on. it is not abortion restrictions. it is on the critical economic issues that face our state. we have a stagnant economy in wisconsin. we have stagnant wages. working families are strugglin

taylor schilling, orange is the new black. >>> the nominees for variety series are -- the colbert report. the daily show with jon stewart. jimmy kimmel live. realtime with bill> here are this year's nominees for reality competition program. the amazing race. dancing with the stars. project runway. so you think you can dance. top chef. and the voice. >> for outstanding mini series the nominees are -- american horror story, coven. bonnie and clyde. fargo. luther. tremay. and the white queen. >> the nominees for outstanding television movie are -- killing kennedy. mohammed ali's greatest fight. the normal heart. sherlock his last vow. and the trip to bountiful. >> well carson let's complete the emmy nominations announcement by bringing back bruce rosenblum to announce the final two categories. >> the nominations in the comedy series category are -- the big bang theory. louis. modern family. orange is the new black. silicon valley. and veep. and the nominations in the drama series category are -- breaking bad. downton abbey. game of thrones. house of cards. mad men. and true detective. mindy, carson, thank you for joining us today, we appreciate your help. >> al

bill reflects the values of each member of the united states senate. life or death for unborn children. thank you. >> thank you so much. my name is chris taylor and i'm a representative from the great state of wisconsin representing the assembly district. i appreciate the opportunity chairman blumenthal to testify strong support of the women's health protection act and i think the ranking member grassley and committee members for this opportunity today and i also want to thank my senator. i'm also the former public policy director for planned parenthood of wisconsin. i have over a decade of monitoring come at skating for and attempting to get past good public policy on reproductive health care. there'there is a consensus in wisconsin about what wisconsin wantwisconsinonce the legislatun and it isn't abortion restrictions, it is on the critical economic issues that face our state. we have a stagnant economy in wisconsin and stagnant wages. working families are struggling. those are the issues. we have over a dozen abortion restrictions which have nothing to do with health and safety of women and everything to do with politics. wisconsin is on

taylor schilling, "orange is the new black." >> the nominees for variety series are the colbert report, "the daily show with jon stewart." "jimmy kimmel live." real time with billstarring jimmy fallon. >> here are this year's nominees for reality competition program. the amazing race, "dancing with the stars," "project runway." "so you think you can dance," "top chef" and "the voice." >> for outstanding miniseries nominees are "american horror story coffin." "bonnie and clyde." "fargo," "luther." "treme" and "the white queen". >> nominees for outstanding television movie are "killing kennedy," "muhammad ali's greatest fight," "the normal heart," "sherlock, his last vow" and "the trip to bountiful." >> well, carson, let's complete the emmy announcements by bringing back mr. rosenbloom. >> the nominations in the comedy series category are "the big bang theory", "louie," "modern family," "orange is the new black," "silicon valley" and "veep." and the nominations in the drama series category are "breaking bad," "downton abbey," "game of thrones," "house of cards," "mad men" and "true detective." mindy, carson, thank you for joining us today. we appreciate your help