so i'm excited to co-chair it with congressman bob goodlatte. we've worked together as members -- as the co-chairs of the internet caucus, and so i think this is a wonderful opportunity for young people in our country, and it's going to, i think, reap a great deal. >> host: is there a time frame on it? >> guest: there is. there are some deadlines relative to when applications have to be in -- >> host: so people who are interested, could they go to your web site? >> guest: they go to our web site, absolutely. and if they don't know who their member of congress is, there is a tool to find out. you just type in where you live, and then you can call that congressional office. >> i know the house energy and commerce committee has dedicated itself to kind of rewriting the communications act which governs the fcc. this seems like a long process. what are you kind of anticipating from that? is. >> guest: uh-huh. well, when i paris went to the committee, when i became a member of the committee in january of 1995, the committee was writing the telecommuni

two other who's did not respond to the "post's" requests, bob goodlatte and house jamajority leader ericantor. >>> new details on a story you saw first on news4. a local woman questioned by the tsa because of her d.c. driver's license is getting an apology from capitol hill. delegate eleanor holmes norton called ashley brandt after hearing that a phoenix tsa agent briefly refused to take her license as valid identification. norton says she talked to the tsa and asked that the agents be reminded that d.c. licenses must be treated the same as licenses from the 50 states. >>> a new report shows a d.c. fire cadet did not know how to respond when a man collapsed and died across the street from a northeast fire station. 77-year-old medrick mills collapsed from a heart attack last month. witnesses went to the fire station for help, but employees there said they had to call 911. this morning, the "washington post" is reporting that an internal report says a fire cadet did not know how to respond if someone approached the firehouse. a public report issued last week found firefighters did not resp

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publication, has been saying about the immigration issue, pointing out a key player is congressman bob goodlatte, republican of virginia, the chair of the house judiciary committee. the house has approved four bills that addressed border security, interior enforcement, guest worker visas and high-skilled worker visas and pointing out that the media quote, doom and gloom surrounding immigration reform has been entirely overblown. >> yeah, that's the interesting thing about where we are. there's a soors of bills, you know, you heard boehner talk about going for a step by step approach towards immigration as opposed.com mention bill -- as opposed to the comprehension bill the house passed last summer. they have five bills passed through the committee teed up ready to go to the house floor and what's missing, the elephant in the room here, what they'll do with the 12 million undocumented immigrants in the country. we're expecting a couple bills to be introduced in the next couple months. one that would deal with young, undocumented immigrants, those brought to the country when they were kids, known

. >> reporter: but house judiciary committee chairman, republican congressman bob goodlatte contend thatpresident does not have the constitutional authority, quote, to bypass congress based on his policy prevalences. on the hill today, a a florida orthodontist met with members of congress. he is suing the treasury secretary and irs over the president's decision to delay the obamacare employer mandate for two years. the doctor says this hurt his business because he had prepared in advance for the mandate to go into effect this year as the law states. >> mr. president, the question is, how can you expect america to follow the law when you who should lead by example choose not to do so yourself? >> reporter: a lower court judged ruled against him previously but he is now appealing his case. jenna? jenna: molly henneberg, live in d.c. molly, thank you so much. jon: as we reported in our last hour, the scales are tipping in the right direction in the fight against childhood obesity. obesity rates dropping 43% among two to five-year-olds in the past decade. that according to 2012 data from the

publication, has been saying about the immigration issue, pointing out a key player is congressman bob goodlatterepublican of virginia, the chair of the house judiciary committee. the house has approved four bills that addressed border security, interior enforcement, guest worker visas and high-skilled worker visas and pointing out that the media quote, doom and gloom surrounding immigration reform has been entirely overblown. >> yeah, that's the interesting thing about where we are. there's a soors of bills, you know, you heard boehner talk about going for a step by step approach towards immigration as opposed.com mention bill -- as opposed to the comprehension bill the house passed last summer. they have five bills passed through the committee teed up ready to go to the house floor and what's missing, the elephant in the room here, what they'll do with the 12 million undocumented immigrants in the country. we're expecting a couple bills to be introduced in the next couple months. one that would deal with young, undocumented immigrants, those brought to the country when they were kids, known as

but of those who didn't respond, eric cantor of virginia, bob goodlatte of virginia. so it's not clear if they ended up making donations or not. we'll have a list from the treasury report today so we can see how many others helped pay down the debt. >> thank you. >>> even with the shutdown, lawmakers did a lot of traveling, and a lot of those trips were free. the "usa today" says members of congress took more than $3.7 million worth of free trips in 2014. the highest for privately funded travel in a decade. nonprofit groups like the american israel group. family members went along if nearly half the trips, as well. >>> metro police looking for these women. they're suspected of targeting and attacking another woman on the green line back on february 19th >>> we should find out next month whether metro will increase its fares. it just announced yesterday it plans to move forward with a 3% to 4% hike in july. we're breaking down how much the increase might cost you. we picked three busy rail trips and did the management on a 4% jump in a round-trip commute. the busiest l