according to two congressman, lamar smith and chris stewart, they charged that new rules proposed by the epa will give the agency unprecedented control over private property all across the nation. at issue are wetlands, dry streams, and maybe even mud puddles. shannon bream has the report. reporter: calling it a massive power grab, lamar smith and chris stewart of utah are asking the environmental protection agency or the epa to explain why it is in a rush to implement yet another federal regulation that they argue could have a significant impact on private property. without input from congress. the agency's current approach appears to represent politicize regulatory processes lacking the proper consultation and the peer review of the american people. the agency says because of uncertainty of who could be subjected under the clean water act, it's in the process of drafting new federal regulations based on a study it commissioned to provide clarity and in particular it centers around small streams and wetlands, some that only flow during certain parts of the year. i'm saying makes sen

louis, a fight broke out just two minutes in between chris stewart and sheldon brook brookbank 3-2 winr st. louis. >>> returning to cricket now, has been dropped in the series, a technology that uses infrared technology. after series of defects during the last series in the u.k. for more on that we're joined live in nurnberg. some sports like football are slowly embracing video technology, though cricket is scaling back. >> i think it depends on which technology we're talking about. there has been a general movement in the last couple of years to hef the referee, then umpire, help these sometimes extremely critical decisions. with any new technology we have to always understand its limits, its uncertainty, often with any measurement, there's always a margin, margin of error and i think when new technologies are being introduced, it's really very important for the governing bodies of that sport to really understand the limits of the capacity of that new piece of technology. >> what about did -- technology has become a tool for attracting television audiences. ali do you believe it's play

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hawks and the blues-- teeing it up, sheldon brookbank and chris stewart only minutes into the game...down 1-0 early, but a quick power play and patrick kane hanging around the net, pokes it in, his third of the year, 1-1... then second period, blues up 2-1, another power play for the hawks and jonathan toews is there to tie the game at two, where it stood in the final minute... hawks bunched up on offense, couldn't get back in transition, three-on-one, alexander steen through the legs of corey crawford with 21 seconds to go... game number three for the hawks, they're 1- 1-1 after losing to the blues, 3-2. and by the way, what about the goal last night by 19-year-old tomas hertl of the sharks??? i mean, really? drags it between his skates and then roofs it... that was his fourth goal of the night, sharks beat the rangers, 9-2... hertl will never forget this night, and i guarantee you the rangers won't forget it either. cubs are starting over in their managerial search, with joe girardi signing a four-year extension to stay with the yankees... don't know how confident the cubs felt abou

. >> reporter: calling it it a massive power grab, lamar smith along with gop colleague chris stewarts asking the environmental protection agency to explain why it's in such a rush to implement another federal regulation that they argue could have a significant impact on private property without input from congress. "the agency's current approach appears to represent a rushed, politicized regulatory process lack the proper consultation with the peer reviewers and the american people." the agency says because of uncertainty about which streams and wetlands may be subjected to its jurisdiction, it's in the process of drafting new federal regulations based on a study it commissioned to provide clarity. "in particular, the confusion centers on questions surrounding small streams and wetlands, some of which only flow after precipitation or dry up during parts of the year." some say it makes sense to make smaller water sources because it it leads to bigger waterways. >> it's a restoration of epa's authority and it's taking the way the clean water act works back so that it works the way wate

time in history this monday night that we're at, and i'd like to yield to my friend from utah, chris stewart. go ahead. mr. stewart: i would like to thank the gentlewoman, representative hartzler, for sharing the floor with myself and other colleagues tonight. it's an honor and especially on a topic that all of us know and recognize that is so very, very important. dean artson once said, the negotiation in the classic diplomatic sense assumes parties are more anxious to agree than they are to disagree. for the past two weeks, president obama and senator harry reid have made it very, very clear that they are much more anxious to disagree than they are to agree with republicans. a situation that has very honestly prevented sincere negotiations. it's impossible to work out a deal when one party just sits on the sidelines and won't talk like we have experienced over the last few weeks with the president. we heard rumors this afternoon that the president is finally gone to negotiate with republicans. i hope that that is true. because our founding fathers established a system that was intended to

i hereby appoint the honorable chris stewart to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2013, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip imited to five minutes each, but in no event shall debate 11:50 a.m.yond the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, i am on the floor today in remembrance of the bombing of the united states marine corps barracks in beirut, lebanon, 30 years ago. october 23, 1983, at approximately 6:20 a.m. in the morning, a truck packed with explosives detonated outside of the barracks killing 241 americans and wounding 128 more. mr. speaker, i believe it is appropriate that on the 30th anniversary of t

next it's my privilege to yield to the gentleman from utah, chris stewart, air force pilot for 14 years, flying both rescue helicopters and b-1 bomber. he holds three world speed records, including the world's record for the fastest nonstop flight around the world. mr. stewart. mr. stewart: thank you, mr. went strup, for organizing this special order honoring our country's heroes. it's a privilege for me to be with you tonight. thank you. as you mention, i come from a family with deep roots in the military. i was a pilot for 14 years, my father was a pilot in world war ii. four of my five brothers have served in the military. i got to tell you, my time flying in the military was -- in many ways the happiest yeerts of my life. i'd be up flying and i'd think, i can't believe that they pay me to do this. i would do this for free if i could. in addition to my family members, three of my congressional staff are veterans. i know firsthand some of the sacrifices that come with service. the time -- the time away from family, the personal discomforts, the danger, being put in harm's way for many

chris hardwick's new show@midnight starting now. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewartuest tonight, alan greenspan. alan greenspan joining us. our top story tonight shutdown fallout. the republican shut down was so offensive top even independents and moderates that this country looks like it's poised to turn bluer than a smurf's balls after dry humping a bottle of windex. [cheers and applause] i can't believe we have a picture for that. [laughter] all the democrats have to do to gain like an 80% to 20% advantage in this country, all that stands in their way, is a mildly competent impation of the health care policy they battled so hard to keep. let's take a look. >> the word glitch has been used by the white house. >> jon: that sounds promising. [ laughter ] let's hear more. >> healthcare.gov is plagued by glitches. >> riddled with glitches. >>

. >> of course in his way chris put out all the charts and after the colbert report, stewart has thest share of 18 to 29-year-old viewers. kiki, has jon stewart become the republicans' secret weapon here? >> i don't know that he's a secret weapon, but any time there's an error in anything, late-night tv has a great time with it. i think that that channel for a conversation with young americans is a great one and it's actually worked to president obama's advantage on many occasions and i suspect before all is said and done it will on this as well. >> is that what's going to happen is that the president -- it's not like he hasn't been on jon stewart before. >> six times, twice as president. >> so back on there and say, look, do a little self deprecating humor, which he does very well, and say listen, we're going to get this right. because the one thing you don't want to do is get young people who are so used to technology frustrated that they don't go on. >> that's the thing. i don't know that the president could use humor because lots of young people don't think it's a laughing matter

chris, i want to start with you. you just wrote a column about the fact jon stewart might be president obama's biggest problem. really, bigger than john boehner? >> well, look, here is the deal. obama care is the law of the land. i think we've seen over the last mon month. we've seen delaying it isn't going to happen. now it moves into implementation and public perception of implementation. john boehner on the delay. jon stewart had three separate segments dedicated to tearing apart implementation of obama care one way or another. the first 10.5 minutes of basically 22-minute show once you subtract for commercials. we've seen all kind of data about the young viewership of jon stewart. pew did a poll about how viewership excuse. the colbert report was the only show who had more young people 18 to 29 watching it than "the daily show." jon stewart will make or break this. i do think you have him on a full assault on it. i would add earlier in the month he had kathleen sebelius on and really grilled her over the law and its implementation. it's certainly not helpful to a president who now is in the realm of sellin

stewart says he actually received a scholarship to pay for his college career. i'm michelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> morgan state says it does not tolerate or accept any kind of discrimination. >>> pop star chris brown is going to rehab. tmz is reporting brown entered a facility for anger management issues. the grammy winner was charged with assault in washington yesterday, accused of punching a maryland man who tried to take a fan photo with him. the judge ordered brown back to court november 24. no word if his rehab stint will interfere. where's the beef? that's what managers of a frederick giant are asking tonight after two women make off with $500 worth of meat. surveillance cameras caught them on october 10th walking into the giant on sugar low parkway and filling reusable shopping bags with stakes, hamburgers and other meats. if you recognize these women, you're asked to call police. >>> adam jones tonight is engaged. his fiancee and he announced their engagement with this picture posted on instagram. he popped the question while the two were vacationing in paris. joan's also got a big honor on the field tonight. mark will have more on the orioles go glove award later in sports. >> talk