we are still paying for the last brac. in 2005, a brac was approved. it was supposed to cost $21 billion. but in fact it is actually costing taxpayers $35 billion. we are still paying off the last brac. now is not the time to take the precious dollars that need to be going to our men and women in uniform and spend it on a brac. especially when we have not determined the ultimate force end strength at this point. what are we not going to spend money on for our defense if we ok a brac? our men and women -- are men and women in uniform not going to get equipment they need? are we going to cease even more training? are we going to just mothball further platforms? are we going to cut benefits to our families, our military families? we need every dollar in defense right now going to protect our national defense, not reducing our future option that we may need. with all the threats facing our country and as we watch tv now, you see all the threats that are in the world. we need to make sure we have a strong national defense, not further weaken it, not weaken

going to use any funds at this particular time to propose, plan, or execute any additional base , brac. ent and closures the reason is it was adopted in

bill -- want to make sure i get the name right, radio to improvement act of 2013 that basically is a brac commission for regulation. where regulations would have to go through a review by an independent commission saying there is a useful, useful, ought to be modified, goes through the congress with an up or down vote and in certain up a base. it's like a brac commission, a way to cut through, all kinds of efforts to control regulatory accumulation, but this is one that roy and i have come up with, and we are serious about it. and i think maybe the moment might come. the bill will be introduced in the house sometime i hope in the reasonable near future. those are just some thoughts. i feel some sense of urgency about this. i mean, in many ways the united states has been lulled into a sense of complacency by the fact that we own the world for about 30 years, after world war ii. we were the only person left standing, and it became, week, it became easy to do lots of thingthings that incur all acroe aisle and also since watauga infrastructure, unrelated note, not about regulation but about s

you done that with the kings-blawkhawks game last night because the kings were behind and then the brache kings were behind. how does somebody like you pull that off so have real-time merchandise? >> anyone up with 3-1 usually home team prints up 3-0. when it is 3-3 anything goes. last night was an incredible game. liz: ticket prices are nuts just for the new york area which is the largest hockey market. is fascinating that the tiskket, average ticket price for stanley cup game in new york is more expensive -- >> than the super bowl. liz: more expensive than the super bowl tickets. we're looking at jerseys. these things are not keep. how much are these running for right now? >> $180, the jersey. liz: here is the kings jersey. and, 108 bucks right? >> $108. liz: this one doesn't even have a nail on it. i will assign, gabir, you know what is fascinating, he played for the new york range jersey and traded him to columbus, ohio and ohio, traded him to the kings much the trades are enough and drive you crazy? >> we try to buy blanks. we go to a company that prints out actual name of the jers

then they had a brac and added more property to this park. basically a community park. they have a pavilion there where people can go and recreate. the manager at the site thought noise from public access air was too loud for artifacts in her site. she canceled such things as church picnic a youth soccer fair, a concert that was there are to the benefit of veterans because the noise at the church picnic would generate would disturb her artifacts in site. and there was nothing you can do about it except come to congress and put pressure on them in some kind of a bill. lake meade in las vegas. taxi driver in las vegas was murdered. his body was dumped somewhere out there. they did a search for it. called off the search. the family wanted to hire a company to go in and find the body. took them 15 months to raise the money so they could buy the liability insurance to get the special use permit that the federal government insisted the family did. once they actually raised money, the year after the death, they found the guy's body in two hours. we had an air force staff serge

. >> reporter: eventually the brac bracamon bracamontes fired her and police stepped in.day she was served with legal papers. she would not answer questions from reporter amy johnson. marcella said she only recently discovered that stretton is on the list of litigators someone who bothers courts with frivolous lawsuits. >> our biggest fear is after she's done with us she might go and do it to someone else. >> cbs news legal analyst jack ford is at the table. some say it may be legal but it's not right. how is it allowed? >> it does sound odd. >> it is. >> the reality is wait a minute, why is it any different than stranger who walks up and sit on your rocking chairi on your porh and refuses to live. the thing is they gave her a place. >> but she was no longer doing her job. >> that's why they have to go to court. there are laws that have specific procedures designed to protect both sides, landlords and tenants. they're saying, all right, this is not a trespassing situation because she had a right to be there. you now the employer, the family, are saying she doesn't have a

be used to take beneficial occupy answery of more than 3,000 parking spaces to be provided by the brac 133 project. section 8102, the secretary shall report the numbers of civilian personnel end strength for each and every appropriate account to finance personnel salaries. section 8103, none of the funds may be used to take any action to modify the appropriations account structure for the national intelligence program budget. section 8104, including transfer of funds, $2 billion. section 8105, including transfer of funds $540 million. section 8106, to reflect savings total amount appropriated and this act is reduced by $445 million. section 8107, none of the funds may be used to transferor release to or within the united states muhammad or any other detainee who is not a united states citizen or a member of the armed forces of the united tates. section 8108, none of the funds may be used to construct any facility in the united states to house any individual for the purposes of detention under the effective control of the epartment. section 8109, none of the funds may be used to enter i

now they don't have much to go on but chrysalis said they saw the man on the back of a car bric-a-bracside whenever he lifted his hands smashed the glass opening look like there's something sharp a woman was driving a car or the trial in the car see inside board vessels is ok pit did the tories and the driver person on the back of the driver know each other but can be sure until the track down who they are >> : family friends mourning the loss of a toddler daughter often set a hot vehicle for hours. one person not a cabrera's saturday's service was the child's father justin currently inside jail cell. according search warrants harris recently research online child's death on inside cars including what temperatures needed for that happen. he did call in from jail the that the funeral guest for supporting his son also apologize for not been at the service family friends say harris is not capable of killing his own son seems out of character for him and i know people trade it's been 15 years ourselves since we've had contact on the church grids so people change but it as hard for me to im

expression of deep frustration and anger at the financial and political elite in europe but what about a brac sit you know prime minister cameron is apparently ready to put it up for a vote whether the u.k. remains in the e.u. so why do you think he's doing this. it's because i mean i it's really quite difficult to understand it but i think it's largely this feeling of unaccountability and i'm and i'm fraid i feel that that's a genuine political response. i think the way it expressed as in racist terms it's anti foreigner so you know we that the debate here in europe in britain was about rumanians you know poor remain ians been responsible for the fact that we have you know unemployment here still at a loss of very high level compared to for example the five percent that was common before two thousand and seven and also because falling incomes and general feeling of alienation and that was blamed on poor remain ians when actually we have a city of london and some very wealthy bankers who really to blame for the mess that we're in so i you know it's as i say it's come up as incoherent but it's