are there enough tom coles in the congress. that's very much an open topic. >> who does he negotiate with? you know, it's been -- and, you know, i know that people have given the president all sorts of advice. you should work around the leadership. no, no, no. you need to spend more time with the leadership. wi lbj and dirksen got drunk every night. maybe not every night. >> you never know. >> that's not going to be mitch mcconnell and barack obama. but i'm much more of a bourbon kind of a guy. but who does he negotiate with? i saw with mitch mcconnell doing robo -- he's worried about his own re-election. >> sure. >> that's not easy. if you the guy you think can do the best negotiating with has to worry about re-election. >> i don't think the president has much reach into the republican conference in the house or the senate. most of us won in place where is he didn't win. the idea he's going to mobilize public pressure against you and hurt you, i mean, the best thing could happen would be for the president to come in and campai

, a big head line in the "washington post" today, "why tom cole is right," cole and mcconnell seem to have grasped that the long-range strategy dictated a deal be done on the fiscal cliff with as little public airing of grievances as possible. do you think that for future fights your colleagues will follow your advice and how much damage has this done to the house gop brand? >> i don't think it's done a lot of damage. sometimes in politics like in war you find a holding action so the army can escape. i think that's what you saw. the army is off the beaches and back where it belongs. and the fights ahead of us are fights that we're very well positioned for and we're very united about and that's spending. and we've got the sequester vote, the continuing resolution vote and the debt ceiling vote in front of us. and if the president thinks that he's not going to negotiate, he better think again. he's president of the united states, he's not emperor of the planet. we'll have to see the spending cuts and entitlement reforms he's talked about. i take him at his word, said he'd like to put th

cole, for his support. i rise to support the rule and urge my colleagues to support h.r. 152 and the frelinghuysen amendment and oppose the mulvaney amendment. it has been 2 1/2 months since superstorm sandy hit communities in new york, new jersey, and neighboring states which continue to face the unsurmountable task of cleaning up homes, businesses, and lives. i'm grateful we have had the opportunity to consider a relief package to those in most need. in my district on the eastern half of long island, businesses, farms, and homes fell victim to intense flooding. ferocious winds caused substantial damage to property. and along the coast sandy created breaches in the coastline and severely eroded other parts of the beach. 651,000 homes why were damaged or destroyed and 463,000 were impacted. our states are not asking for anything more than help to get back on their feet and rebuild. we are asking for nothing more than respond to this disaster as we have for hurricane katrina and other natural disasters that

representative tom cole is a republican from oklahoma. representative chris van hollen of maryland is the ranking member on the budget committee and part of the democratic leadership team. representative cole, let me start with you, since you've just come from a powe wow with your side of the aisle. what's the latest? is a vote imminent? has there been any shift from an earlier stated determination to amend the current bill? >> well i think there's discussion on the way. that meeting is still going on. so i stepped out early and i wouldn't presume to comment on any final decisions. but, look, at the end of the day, we're doing what you ought to do. we have a product literally at 2:00 in the morning last night. we're looking over, deciding the appropriate way to proceed. i think we'll reach that decision tonight. we're looking for consensus among our membership as to what to do, not necessarily how to vote. then we'll go from there. but i would expect that we'll see action obviously if not tonight, tomorrow. >> suarez: it is significant is

but again let's wait and see. >> suarez: representative tom cole of oklahoma. representative chris van hollen of maryland. very tense time in the country's life. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour, recovery efforts post-hurricane sandy; and senator-elect deb fischer of nebraska. but first, the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: this first day of 2013 brought the traditional sights and scenes of the new year, around the country today. in pasadena, california, the 124th rose parade kicked off this morning. 42 floats made the five-mile journey along with 23 marching bands. an estimated 700,000 people lined the streets to watch. and in new york city, it was an early morning start for sanitation workers. crews worked to collect tons of garbage, including the remnants of some 17 million pieces of confetti that fell on times square at midnight. new year's celebrations turned deadly overnight in ivory coast, when a crowd stampeded. more than 60 people died in the crush to leave a stadium after

catolico, cristiano, o en un charter school, o en un cole decolombia >> colegio de la vecindad, sonnidades para que en un futur pemitan tener un control de lo que pagan para la educacion de sus hijos >> una demanda contra un hospital catolico en 2006 por la muerte de una mujer y sus hijos por nacer, pero ellos argumentan que un feto no es una persona, pero dice que ese organismo contraidice, en cuanto a la concepción se pidió a la corte suprema que se pronuncie >> 3 personas protagonizaron, por un canal de noticias estos hombres trataban e escapar de la policía después de ver un robo, el conductor después de chocar huyo pero fue capturado por la policía, una mujer y un hombre resultaron heridios, los responsables están presos >> el conductor de un cxamion fue rescatado antes de impactar, funcionarios ferroviarios trataron de cerrar las vías la maniobra no funciono ante el inminente peligro sacaron al chofer por el parabrisas después que cgolpeara el vehículo, el hombre tuvo una suerte increíble >> autoridades en california detuvieron un incendio en un club de comieda, los bomberos t

amy wagner, cole ryan, gabriela, cole, tony robe less, sharea short, dean preston, wu, william hahannon, mir nah, amy wagner, v inia, greg, bobby, jennifer ly lyon. go ahead. thank you. you can see from the crowd that just came up that some people maybe have cut in line, but thank you. go ahead. >> my name is jennifer. i actually hate public speaking but this issue is so important to me that i'm going to make an exceptions. i'm a first time homeowner, a long time renter in san francisco. this legislation is important. it provides protection not only for renters that are in their unit, but for families that have been in t.i.c.s and have been struggling for a long time. the same protections afforded to me as a renter to make sure my rent didn't skyrocket out of control are not in place for t.i.c. owners. the mortgage issue has that impact on us. and our futures are not bright. i thank you so much for putting this it legislation forward. it makes the world of difference for hard-working families in san francisco, and i just thank you. please support it. >> chair wiener: thank you. next spe

burning for -- cole burning for the winter. >> according to beijing city government's time line, we need more than 20 years to get better air quality. that means a whole generation will pay for our quality. people not only like trying to protect themselves, they also petition for a quicker time table for blue skis. >> nearby provinces are shrouded. it has forced the closures of several highways and airport. many people have taken to voicing their concerns online, describing the air as post apocalyptic and beyond belief. >> lightning strikes have igniteded more than 100 new fires in new south wales. police have ordered residents to leave in the north and west. with temperatures soaring past 40 degrees celcius, it is making it difficult for firefighters. a dust storm is sweepting through south australia. finally, it is considered one of the most controlled and precise of dance styles. it requires -- it depends on visual learning. but blind students have donned too toose. >> she dances by feel rather than sight. she is visually impaired. nearly 80% of her vision is gone. she is one of

. >> tom cole, pleasure to talk to you. thank you very much.the best in your deliberations, you and your colleagues. >>> let's stay at capitol hill. our senior congressional correspondent, dana bash, i know you have been busy. you probably haven't been listening to these conversations with tim murphy and tom cole. neither of whom think that this $300 billion in cuts amendment is the thing that they are really going to end up with tonight. they do feel they're probably going to have an up or down vote and it's going to pass. >> reporter: i have been listening and we have been doing reporting of our own here in the halls outside the house floor, and that definitely is the emerging sentiment, even among the most conservative republicans, even among those who we talked to who will vote against the senate bill. they simply are saying and telling their leaders who are, as you said, whipping but in layman's terms, engaging support for this amendment for new spending cuts, that they would vote against it. the main reason we are told that they would vot

cole wright here with your espn update. the clippers looking to turn a seven-game winning streak into an eight-game winning streak. denver up eight. gallinari, yes. nuggets up at the break. javayle mcgee, they led by six. fourth and final. nuggets by 15. corey brewer to andre miller. 17-game winning streak over. neg ets go on to win this one, 92-78. >>> football time. steve spurrier's gamecocks taking on michigan in the outback bowl. vincent smith, takes the handoff. blown up by clownie. clownie. the gamecocks, they would be in business. the next michigan drive after that unbelievable lick right there. third and 13 for big blue. michigan up one after a missed two-point conversion. 1:23 left to go in the fourth. fourth and three for the gamecocks. connor shaw to sanders. that would be first down for south carolina. second and ten. dylan thompson, to bruce ellington. gamecocks, they go on to get the win in this one, 33-28. that would be your final. >>> and that will do it for your espn news update. until next time, i'm cole w

cole: mr. speaker, for the purpose of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentlelady from new york, ms. slaughter, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: all time yielded is tore ge date -- debate only. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cole: the committee on rules had the disasters relief appropriations act of 2013. the rule is a structured rule that allows the house to work its will and provide the appropriate number of aid. it allows for an up or down vote on the first $17 billion in aid along with an amendment by mr. mulvaney that would offset the costs. additionally, the rule allows the house to consider mr. frelinghuysen's amendment for an additional $33 billion. the rule also makes in order 11

my name is cole. i work as an administrator for a music school, which is a nonprofit that's been going for 40 years. i am administrator and outreach director. i teach music to areas all over the city and the majority of the people that work for me, or that work for us, are younger, poorer, musician creative types that if they were to lose their -- the housing that they have, one will be here later to speak, it would put them in a position where they would have to leench. when i moved to san francisco, i moved here because i felt this was a really special city, it had a cool about it, and an interesting nature, that was unlike anything else. i'm seeing recently that the rents, the way that they are, the makeup of the city is changing, and it's becoming something that it's losing its luster, in being the artistic community that it is. i'm worried that this proposal is setting up a slippery slope for other housing -- or property owners to kind of get their foot in the door and force people out, that will

my name is cole, i'm a t.i.c. owner in district 5 for the past six years.that i was a renter for eight years. i'd like to -- i'm highly in favor of this proposed legislation. i am a single issue voter. the idea that this is -- speculation is ridiculous to me given 85% of t.i.c.s are owner occupied. we are the people living in these -- last year, one of my co-owners had a life event requiring them to sell. these are our neighbors and our friends. we went to look at the financing options available for a sale. it was just not feasible. we actually -- my neighbors, it was a three unit building, my upstairs neighbor and i decided to purchase the unit from them because we could not sell the unit. it's just ridiculous what the financing situation is -- forced us to do. they're our friends. what are we going to do. plan c doesn't solve everything but i think it does a lot for people in our situation. thank you. >> chair wiener: thank you very much. next speaker. >> my name's cole, i'm a t.i.c. owner occupier in the lower haight. it's a three unit building with one

i think on the taxes, i would agree with tom cole. i think the package was probably a good compromise. it was right where it should have been, right where the market has driven it, you might say, the political market, but deficit reduction was void in the final package, and that was so important. it's extremely important for america right now. >> wouldn't john boehner have been better to go along with the deal the president first suggested, which included the alteration in the cost of living in social security? >> i'm not certain that was a real proposal. the president has had a lot of lofty speeches about what he's willing to do, but i know that as the speaker has come out of bargaining rooms with him, that's not what the reality has been, so i think if the president really ever did put simpson bowles, his own deficit reduction commission report, he put that on the table, i think he'd move on it, that's a dollar in revenue for $3 in cuts. that would be a much better deal than what we passed last night. if the president is serious and

they're by leslie cole. signed down there. leslie cole. do you know much about him? not a lot.e was born in swindon, i think. 1910 and was a war artist or part of the war artists in the second world war. and a very celebrated one, too. the imperial war museum has got a lot of his work. leslie cole really is known for his war paintings. he had an incredible second world war. he went out with the royal marines to europe, i think with the d-day landings and covered that and he was in the middle east, and he was all over africa. i think he went to greece and italy. so he covered an awful lot of ground. but he isn't really considered to have done anything terribly interesting after the war. these pictures, i think, prove that wrong. we've had them for probably, 30 years or more now. and we sit and look at them during our mealtime and often discuss the subject matter and the various characters that we see in the pictures. can we try that? she's great, isn't she? how old is she? she's, what, in her early 30's, would you say? yes, yes. she's quite pretty. doesn't look happy, though. th

cole. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, you talked at the very beginning of your remarks about a deliberate tif process, how important that was. and mr. ryan talked about regular order. we're all for that, but we're beginning not with a deliberative process and this is not regular order. this is not the product of a deliberation in the ways and means committee and hearings and markups. this really is kind of a back room deal that -- i first read about it when you were on your retreat. so we begin on that note, and i think one way to avoid that characterization would be to agree to what mr. brady asked for is an open rule. i'd ask both of you, mrs. miller, mr. ryan, whether or not you would favor an open rule here so we can have a deliberative process so that, you know, members who quite frankly haven't even read this yet because of, again, yesterday when you dropped it in, it was inauguration day, martin luther king's birthday. there are questions about constitutionality that people who are not constitutional expe

cole said to come out with the 50 or below plan. there's about 65 members that voted for the fiscal cliff deal who are still around who have not retired. those 65 are going to be the group that john boehner must have for any final deal on the debt limit, government funding, or the sequester because i'm pretty confident the rest of his conference is not willing to play ball to add to the national debt under any circumstances, and he is going to have to look like a strong leader to them. hence, he is going to go to the 11th hour once again. >> he has to come back from daqari land. look luke russert who would tie himself to the train for a deal. >> i would do that. we beat the thunder, professor. what a win. >> i was right there, my brother. right there with you. >> there we go. >> now we have to go to break. coming up, it has been two years since the deadly rampage that left congresswoman gabby giffords severely wounded, but as we reflect on violent rampages in the last few years, comprehensive reform on the nation's gun laws remain s

with me is congressman tom cole of oklahoma who would be a part of those meetings. congressman, good afternoon to you. >> good to see you, chris. >> tell me what you think is going to happen inside this first meeting. >> well, i think obviously we're going to get fully brief odd what's in the senate bill? most members haven't had a chance to read it. we're going to have some interesting discussions. i think there's obviously a concern on a number of areas. >> tell me where you think those discussions will focus, where the concerns will focus? >> the big single concern will be there is not enough in terms of spending reduction. the obvious answer to that is that's coming because sequester is pro months away and the debt ceiling in that time frame. we'll be dealing with spending next. i think there will also be some -- frankly, almost theological debate as to whether this is a tax increase. in my view, it's not. taking 85% of the bush tax cuts and making them permanent, something we couldn't do when george bush was president and we had both houses, that's a big win. t

i'll talk to republican congressman tom cole. straight ahead, sending well wishes to hillary clinton. we'll have new details on the health of the secretary of state. keep it right here. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this new year's day. the house is meeting in a short time to take up its version of the bill to pull us back from the fiscal cliff. the senate came through with the deal in the wee hours of this new year. now it's up to the house to come to an agreement and vote before the financial markets have a chance to react when they open tomorrow. majority leader cantor is reportedly saying that no decision on the house vote has been made yet though they expect one soon and we will likely know more after the house republican conference meeting at 1:00 p.m. we are of course keeping a close eye on all of those developments. another major story we're following this new year's morning. secretary of state hillary clinton remains hospitalized here in new york for treatment of a blood clot in her head. it is located behind h

cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence.just sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side, about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleve thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just unconscious. knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did

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congressman cole, first to you. how can we expect a deal amid all this partisan bickering? >> well, i think if the president will lead, we'll put forward real spending cuts, real entitlement reform, we'll be able to handle this. so far he hasn't done that. talks a lot about a balanced approach. he got revenue last night. frankly i worked on that, and helped my friends achieve that, but now it's time for him to live up his end of the bargain and put serious spending cuts and serious entitlement remember forms on a table. if he does, he'll find willing partners in the republican conference. >> congressman schiff, that's the big question for the next few months. the cbo has already scored the tax deal saying it adds $4 trillion to the deficit over the next ten years. understanding that speaker boehner wants a dollar for dollar spending cut for each dollar of revenue reached, that means you need to find $4 trillion in spending cuts in the next couple of months. that has to mean cuts in entitlements, doesn't it? >> well, i don't think we're talking about $4 trillion in cuts. it'

it is in cole's hill, and the company trying to you in on the action is viejo uranium.says the mine holds at least 133 million plenty of pounds of uranium and would create more the 1,000 jobs in the region. some people don't buy into this at all. joining us from both sides of the debate, project manager with virginia uranium and it the seventh virginia law center. 1,000 jobs, a huge amount of uranium. with this really be wort the enormous risks, because there are risks? >> that nothing that we feel you have to compromise economic development for environmental protection. we look around the country and the world uranium mines that are producing and are producing safely. and so this really is a but energy independence. the country currently imports over 90 percent of the uranium we need to power are safe, reliable, affordable nuclear reactors. we can help reduce the dangerous dependence on foreign countries and to the opening virginians back to work. we can do about protecting the environment. adam: and the people who would beat down river from this mine in virginia beach

to air an interview we did on our program with another realie tv star, who is the sister of keyshia colee actually got a spin-off show as a result of her bad behavior. she walked away from the show, and reflected on her behavior. she said i didn't like what i was sign on television. she and her five children suffered as a result of her walking away financially, they ended up living in a motel. five children in a motel with their mom. a different decision. the fact of the mardy is realtyie television does hurt women. we're skews the lines. a lot of young women entering the workforce may not understand, look, you have to guard your imago, because many people in the workforce don't understand that that is not who we reallier. >> molette green, thank you for your insights. >> thanks action pat. >>> when call it black better re ace last chance for survival. we'll let you see the new phones desired to compete against the iphone. >>> and the surprise that happened during the big debut today. >>> hundreds of motorcycles stop right in the middle of a free waist so that one biker can pop the quest

cole and other members of the rules committee, and mr. bishop i believe on one occasion, have heard me argue we need to do exactly what the japanese government does. they know that they're going to have earthquakes. and in light of that, what they have done is established inside their budget a specific committee that deals with disasters, so you can move this herredly. we have this process. i've seen good and bad in this regard. katrina, all the initiative came out, called it a failure of initiative. now, we did, however, move $50 billion in that one, in ten days. there are now three of us here from florida, and my colleague, and i experienced the awesomeness of hurricane andrew and, therefore, all of us, every last one of us, in this body, ought to be trying to think ahead, not just right now, but how can we do the things that are necessary? now, i do accuse some members in the other party of having agendas when they start talking about offsets and a whole bunch of things like that, that are going to further delay. i was very proud there

, singing with her deceased dad, nat king cole "unforgettable."is voice from his old recording and mix it with hers. that was one of the big hits and albums of that year. so this show is forgettable, but that song is not. >> cheers. i still to this day love r.e.m. . combined han the 6 next leading pacs pop in. stand out. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with the

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now, that advice was given in private. >> quickly, brad, was tom cole right?easy too monday morning quarterback. when you're living in the game and make a decision and sticks with it and see it through. the votes didn't exist at the time to do it. >> that's a fair point. we will be back shortly. hold your powder. as of today, -- it's senators william roth and joe biden from delaware. if you've got a trivia question that you think can stump brook brower, e-mail us. we'll be right back. she keeps you guessing. it's part of what you love about her. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for che

. >> i want to bring in congressman tom cole. good to see you this morning. >> good to see you. >> so this got through, which is something you wanted to see. now you have speaker boehner saying i'm not going to be talking one-on-one with the president anymore. how do we move forward with all these big issues if the speaker and the president won't talk? >> we should do what we do around here, regular order. the pass should pass legislation, particularly on financial and budgetary issues and the senate should pick it up and actually act on it. we did last year have legislation on the fiscal live ov -- cliff over there in may. clearly these big one-on-one negotiations haven't served anybody's purposes well. they seem to have poisoned the water. not much gets done in them. >> why can't the speaker and the president talk to each other when there was success between mcconnell and biden? >> well, i think, number one, they don't have the history that the vice president and the republican leader have, who served together in the same body.

. >> david, what you are looking at is the defrosting of a cole storage garage.his is the fulton cold storage garage in chicago and basically they're transforming this place into a regular building but they need to defrost the place. >> how did it get so much ice and snow in there in the first place? >> like a refrigerator sometimes it forms stalactite from all of the frost over the years. over the four-day period they defrost, put heaters and stuff to hurry up the process. i this it pretty neat how much ice has developed in this place. >> it looks like a completely different place by the end of the video. in the beginning it look likes a weird, icy cave. it doesn't look like a freezer. >> i thought it was a parking garage, but actually this is where they kept foods cold. this was built in 1923 and just now, 90 years later, they're finally doing something different to this building. >> what we're looking at is beautiful underwater images from the kona coast in hawaii, from the videographers from a nightly tourist attraction where divers are take down groups of to

cole from the san francisco police department. the applicant filed with the california department of alcohol beverage control. this is general theater for license for 450 post street, second floor. this license is transferred from 533 sutter street second floor where the business previously operated. it has capacity of 211 patrons and 6:00 p.m. to -- for the purposes of the hearing the california department of california beverage control seeks determination as approval or denial of this license. from the time period of october 2011 to october 201256 police calls for service. from the same time period there were approximately four police reports generated. this premise is located in plot 166 and 67 police reports for the area. it's located in an high crime area and in the census track listed. it's in an undue concentration area. there are no records of protest with the california department of alcohol beverage control and there are no record of letters of support with the california department of alcoholic beverage control and as w

councilmember bill cole. council member nick moseley. thank you very much.s year our team is on a magical ride, are we? -- aren't we? i am so proud to be here, and i want to thank each and everyone of you for coming out. crazy. all right, we have to keep going. all right, all right. right before i bring on the coach, i want to say one thing, they said we could not beat the team from indianapolis, we proved them wrong. they said we could not beat the broncos, and i am still waiting for the mayor to pay up into his stance. they said we could not beat the patriots, and we taught them a little something last sunday. you know what i say, let them keep underestimating our ravens, because that is when we shined the best. i want to thank the governor for being here, and we would like to bring up the coach that is going to bring us the super bowl. all right, ok -- >> when i say baltimore, use a ravens. baltimore. let's go win the super bowl for baltimore. >> we know we have to get to new orleans, so we cannot let all the players talk, but if there is one voice, if th

. >> that's the story, do those moderate republicans, i call them the cole caucus, tom cole, there's 65 of them if boehner puts them on the floor, they can literally do whatever they wanted. are they worried about being primaried? do they keep themselves together like they did over the fiscal cliff. that's interesting to see over the 115th congress. >> we'll see. my friend, it's, like, 17 degrees in new york right now, i know it's chilly in washington. are you wearing boat shoes? >> no, but i do walk in to nobu like it's whole foods. >> quoting kanye west, we have to leave it there. >> i want the intro song next time. pay the royalty, play it for me. >> thank you, luke, we'll be in touch with you later. >>> coming up, wayne lapierre portends a nefarious obama administration gun grab. we'll try to better understand lapierre's factually challenging argument and head-scratching logic just ahead. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. mult

my younger brother, cole, who is in third grade and our family friend, samoan, who is in first grade. every since -- at ccas, we have the younger kids interact with the younger, so we feel more like a family. with the older kids, that may take that feeling away. every since the fire that happened a year ago, our school has been under construction. it was under construction before that but when this is done, we can use that to make the school grow. i am in a class in sixth grade and we barely have a hallway and our area is squashed and not comfortable. i hope you take what i say under consideration, because our school needs the space. and while gateway is a nice school, we feel it wouldn't be safe for both schools to be here. we need space to grow. thank you. [applause] >> hi, i am skate stone. a 32-year teacher. and i am in my 13th year at creative art school. i am here to ask for dialogue. for all parties to sit down and discuss this complicated issue. we are not looking for a conflict with gateway middle school. we support them, we think it's a great institution. we support their de

i'm cole. i'm tired. i've had it. >> i would have said, peace out, i'm out. going to walk. >> by the way, a report from a town nearby, 10 degrees. >> butter is delicious on the warm piece of toast. but try eight sticks of butter right out of the fridge. >> yep. i'm. >> to eat two pounds of but. >> oh boy there this is matt. he claims to be a competitive eater. his challenge this time was to eat two pounds of butter. three, two, one. >> gross. >> that's two pounds. inspired by why would you eat that. >> looks so innocent. >> people eat a lot of different, weird things. he decided he was going to do this. >> come on, it's butter. >> oh god. i -- >> toothpaste. >> you know what the crazy thing about this? i checked out his facebook page, he claims to be majoring in nutrition. >> maybe he knows what this will do to his body and curious to find out the effect. >> i'm impressed by the fact he ate that giant elvis sandwich because that was big somewhere it had peanut butter, bananas and bread. >> only a pound. >> does he get to the end? can we fast forward? >> one l