department of energy's waste isolation power plant in carlsbad employs a thousand march. that's out of two million people. so it's an understatement to say that shutting down the federal government strikes at the heart of my state's economy. between sequestration furloughs, the shutdown and the current impasse over averting a catastrophic default on the nation's debt, hardworking middle-class families across new mexico are the ones that are saddled with uncertainty and hardship. these manufactured crises have very real consequences for these families. since the shutdown began, i have heard time and again from constituents who are paying the price for this reckless debacle. they say they feel like the collateral damage in the ongoing ideological battles in washington, d.c. hardworking civil servants dedicated to their jobs and their country have been sent home without pay while many others have to work through the shutdown without a paycheck. yesterday, i spoke with a rio rancho resident named chad diddier, farmer marine and now an air traffic controller in albuquerque. du

i mean, the underside of your desk looks like carlsbad caverns.lo to opie's replacement, stella. nice to meet you. w-what is this? we doing a new secret handshake now? no, griffin, she's deaf. oh. can she read lips? yes, i can. so if i do this, i can talk about what a sweet rack she has? yes, but try not to make a boob-honking gesture with your other hand while you're saying it. sorry. it's okay. i'm used to people being a little uncomfortable with me at first. if you have any questions, feel free to ask. yeah, actually, i do. are your other senses better on account of you can't hear? like, can you smell my farts before they even come out? 'cause i got one in the pocket right now, and i want to know if i need to feel self-conscious about it. i can't smell it, no. i might be able to see it, though. a lot of people make small movements when they fart. they twitch their eye or something. oh, like subtle giveaways, huh? all right, well, t-tell me if you can see when it happens. (farts) you just farted. oh, my god, you saw that?! you can see all my tin

list, the all digital men's lifestyle brand and celeste hilling is ceo of skin authority, based in carlsbadlifornia. it was profiled here on the show, which is how we met you. great to see you on the set. >> great, thank you. >> adam, great to see you too. >> my pleasure. >> first question is about keeping your employees in the small business game. >> how we can incentivize our employees to continue working for us when we're still kind of at a small and early stage when we're not able to provide them with monetary compensation. >> i'm going to up this a notch and see -- you work in the technology world. let's talk about engineers who are getting head hunted 16 times a day. so how do you -- this is what you do. you have a lot of them. you were small, but now big and well known. how did you keep people? >> a lot of it in the early days was ensuring job satisfaction and, you know, so much of it isn't monetary. think about, like, people that work for charities, they're not getting paid well but they care about what they do. if they're not shaping the mission of the company, in some cases we put

i've [inaudible] in carlsbad in [inaudible] and the dogs are prohibited on the beach itself for many they managed to keep their dogs off the beach and on the sidewalk and on leash and i hope something similar can be implemented at ocean beach and it crissy field. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> my name is carla eagleton. thank you for bringing this resolution did i just want to say here i moved here from san diego. when i was 19 years old i [inaudible] because they make all the blake lack people disappear and they don't allow off leash dog walking. they're very anti-gay and really difficult. san francisco is like heaven. i'm going to try and go fast. at least under 2 min. we should be fighting the gg nra with every single thing we have. we should not even have 2 years of these people. this the 1st time i've been to the meetings because i always am working today i'm supposed to be working but i can't believe this is still on the books, on the table. it just seems like big government is doing now with all of our rights and all the things we care about most they just

when i woke up sunday morning and checked the tracker again, it moved all the way to carlsbad.nt, i knew it was on somebody. >> schmidgall and his roommate, greg, watch the iphone make its way around the san diego area. in an effort to reach the person who has the phone, the friends send a few kind words using a find my iphone feature on kenny's computer. >> you can do a message to the iphone tracker, so i was sending alerts and said, hey, this is my phone. if you can contact me that would be wonderful. >> when they get more response, they send more aggressive messages. >> i kept changing the message every once in a while. i know where you are, i know you have my phone. kind of just kept building up until i started to get a little angry about it. >> after four hours of watching his phone ping-pong around san diego, the friends decide it's time for action. terkelson, a camera man by trade, uses his iphone to document the search. >> we both got up and were like, okay, let's go get this thing. we got in the car. we start following it and start going up there, up to la jolla. >> th

carlsbad caverns national park. dozens of parks and monuments. parks that are unstaffed in the middle of hunting season. currently process energy leases. also unstaffed in the middle of hunting season. would like to ask unanimous .onsent to include an article our labs are about to shut down. do, every day that they are closed we get closer to a recession in the state of new mexico. >> it will be included. >> i was surprised to hear from our colleagues at the shutdown is about the debt. give the if we cannot debt ceiling increase, he knows what is going to happen to her interest rates. is that outcome of that we will have more debt and higher deficit because of that kind of irresponsible behavior. as our colleague from florida up, last week it was about obamacare. have got to realize how much damage we are doing to ourselves. i have one question. i had to ask him to step back in time to when he was 25 when he first got that grants. sense forive us a someone who is getting their phd for the first time is spent years investing at a university was lo

position in wyoming in 2004, mary held park management positions across the u.s., including fabulous carlsbad golden gate park, santa monica mountains and channel islands in the west. and in the east, the gateway in new york and blue ridge parkway in verge. over the course of her career, mary herbed a variety of ea wards including the department of interior superior service award, the intermountain region's superintendent of the year for natural resources, just to name two. to many of us in wyoming, madam speaker, mary gibson scott is a neighbor and a friend. immersed in the wyoming community, a valued and treasured public servant and the epitome of a leader in steward shitch of both natural resources and human relationships. i am proud and freezed to -- and pleased to call mary gibson scott my friend. madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in congratulate, mary gibson scott on her ill lust res you career and wishing her the best for a happy and well-earned retirement. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek r