cummings. i rise to oppose h.r. 50 an anti-consumer deregulatory bill that would stop rule making by our nation's financial overseers dead in its tracks. in 2008 we witnessed the worst financial crisis since 1929, which halted lending to small businesses, left millions without a home, and pushed countless americans into personal bankruptcy and ruin. afterwards, my colleagues and i in congress worked diligently to put in place serious and comprehensive safeguards to prevent another collapse. nevertheless, today house republicans are suffering from selective amnesia when they push this legislation to undo financial reform. indeed, this bill, 50, places significant administrative hurdles on our regulators like the consumer financial protection bureau and securities and exchange commission. certain provisions require our regulators, who are tasked with protecting consumers an investors torques conduct onerous industry friendly, cost benefit analysis and submit their rules for review to the office o

cummings. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. per rely, i want to go back to something that you said and you said that the secret service needs an additional 85 agents and 200 officers and then i said something that i want you to explain. you said as a down payment. what does that mean? >> we -- when we looked at data provided by the secret service and try to assess, with the current workforce, paced on what we can discern what it would take to -- how many additional personnel would they need to get to the training levels that we think are the bare necessity, which as we indicated in the report is a true fourth shift or 20 to 25% of training for the president's protective detail and at least 10% of their time training for the uniformed division. paced on the information that we were able to obtain from the service, that led to our recommendation for immediately the need for 200 additional uniformed division uniformed officers and 85 additional special agents. but i think a couple of things that caused the panel to believe once a

he had 14 points but this one the will cummings show after miss a scramble the ball ends up in cummingsnds and he will eventually get the lay in right there. then it's cummings again off the long rebound goes coast to coast finishes with a game high 17 points and temple wins 66 to 53. >>> davidson visiting lasalle this afternoon steve zach going down low gets the bucket for two of his 11 points but davidson just a little too much for the explorers today. oscar mickleson drains the three. davidson wins 77 to 69. >>> all-star weekend continuing for the nba tonight. we have two big events, the three-point shooting pet will competition and slam dunk. no sixers involved in either but former sixer kyle korver will be take on a loaded field in that three-point shooting competition. last night big night for mo'ne davis. she got to play in the celebrity game at the nba all-star game. check out this move. pulls a spin on another philly kid, kevin hart, nice move by mo'ne. brought the crowd to its feet. looks like baseball actually might be her second best sport. she loves basketball. also last ni

joining me now is senator elizabeth warren and congressman elijah cummings. thank you both for being here. >> good evening. >> good to be here. >> senator warren tell me about your new initiative. >> so congressman cummings and i have teamed up because we look around and we see that the economy is starting to recover, that rich people are doing great, that fortune 500 companies are doing great, that the stock market is doing great, but that hard-working people are not doing so great. that's because of choices that are made right here in this place, right here in washington. right now washington works for those that can hire arms of lobbyists, armies of lawyers, but it's just not working for working families. what we have done is organizing a project so say we're ready to fight back fight on behalf of middle-class families working people all across this country. >> congressman cummings we know you as a fighter, what do you hope this projects achieves? >> first i want to make sure we inform the american people and the congress of exactly what's happening. make

but this one was the will cummings show.fter the miss and then a scramble in front of the net here, the ball ends up with cummings and he gets the lay in. then it's cummings again offer the long rebound. he goes coast to coast. game high 17 and temple wins 56 to 53. >>> davidson visiting lasalle this afternoon. steve zach gets the bucket. that's two of his 11 points. little too much for the explorers. oscar mickleson drains the three and davidson wins 77 to 69. >>> brown visiting penn at the palestra. live drive by penn's mike auguster. he finished with six points on the night. brown with a strong game especially from three-point land. they shot over 50 percent from beyond the arc. jr hobby nails the three here. brown will wip 71 to 55. >>> highlight of the all-star weekend for the nba always that slam dunk contest and tonight no different. if you didn't know who zach levine was before tonight you're going to know now. the timberwolves rookie put on quite a show, the first time dunk a perfect score, second dunk also a perfec

cummings. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. perrelli i want to go back to something that you said. you said that the secret service needs an additional 85 agents and 200 officers. and then you said something that i want you to explain. you said as a down payment. what does that mean? >> when we looked at the data provided by the secret service and tried to assess with the current work force based on what we can discern what would it take to -- how many additional personnel would they need to get to the training levels that we think are the bare necessity, which as we indicate in the report is a true fourth shift, and 10% of the time training. based on the information we were able to obtain that led to our recommendation for immediately the need for 200 additional uniform division officers and 85 additional special agents. but i think a couple of things that caused the panel to believe that once a full analysis is done by a new director, more resources are going to be needed. one is i think as the chairman said there really hasn

and then later, cummings going sea to shining sea. led saul scorers on the hooters birthday. the alls blow them out for their seventh straight win. la salle hosting davidson. price takes it to the ten. he had 34 against bcu. a team high 22 today. but davidson closes a 10-4 run. explorers lose track of the mccullen and the davidson wins. flyers send scott lawton and clearing the way for --. and last night in columbus led 3-1, but gave up three straight goals. after the game coach was none too happy with his first line. >> not playing the right way for the most part for me. just they're not working together very well. to me it is -- they have to work harder first of all and they got to play a simpler game. but they got to work together and i don't see that right now. >> maybe this will be the feather in the cap the flyers need. insider reports changes are coming to that top line. rafael will move to the line rf giroux and voracek tomorrow night. >>> switching gears. -- since he's in missouri and about to be a free agent he was asked about the possible reunion with andy reid in

cummings honored for his 1,000th career point. did he not play in that first meeting with baiter cats. he does tonight. he drops in 21 points. temple lead the entire way. owls up ten here. later jesse minister again tosses a alley hoop to one. he had 16 points. that is six wins in a row for temple 75-69 the final. >>> drexel at towson. a low carbs diet. late second half they try to save rebound but mohammad ba h, look what i found? drexel wins its straight straight as will 63-49. >>> delaware and james madison this is a one side add fair. loose ball will end up in the hand of tom delaware falls behind by 20, blue hens eventually lose 67-64. >>> still to come in sports nova getting ready for tough stretch, five of seven on the road. >>> plus not a bird not a plane, it is a dog. we will meet sixers new mascot. why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the s60 sedan. from volvo. the volvo presidents da

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chairman ranking member cummings, members of the committee. appreciate the opportunity to educate discussed nasa's efforts to improve acquisition management. nasa to those missions and capabilities expand the frontiers of knowledge capability up or killed in space and on earth. by their nature of our mission our activities are high risk. at the same time recognize the critical importance of managing our projects as effective stewards of taxpayer dollars. this means managing our projects to deliver them on cost on schedule and identify risk as quickly as possible. we have made significant improvements both in managing our projects and preparing our managers to these improvements are yielding results particularly with our small and medium class missions. we have seen a reduction in the number of projects that exceed the baselines. several projects have launched within the baselines including juno, the mars atmosphere and alltel evolution and just two weeks ago the soil moisture active and passive mission. are larger more complex projects typical

past cummings.omas a edi--ford. it's wonderful. the speed of that is contracted. so he imitates he's a very mimetic poet in terms of gesture. so that flashes past but the meter accelerates. there's a nice phrase by stephen spender "the elate meter of her wheels"-- talking about a train. you're on the train, and the tracks are the edges of the pentameter. the propulsion of the train is imitated not only visually by the signboards, but also by the rhythm. then, as always happens in a long journey, there is a point at which you begin to float. now the images come by and you can absorb them. [train whistle blows] "stick your patent name on a signboard brother-- "all over-- going west--young man... "so the 20th century-- so whizzed the limited-- "roared by and left "three men, still hungry on the tracks... "time's rendings time's blendings they construe "as final reckonings of fire and snow; "strange bird-wit, like the elemental gist "of unwalled winds they offer, singing low "my old kentucky home and ca

second half will cummings coming up with the steal. >>> thank you so much for this honor. >> we know him, he has been an nfl player sporting anchor news anchor and now he is a living legend. that's the title that vai sikahema received this morning. members of the nbc 10 family past and present were there. he is a living legitimatee ginge ginge ginge ging legend. >> friday we could have a few snow showers that won't amount to anything. they will be in the upper 20s. on sunday we have late snow and ice moving into the forecast. it will be late in the day on sunday. we will keep you updated on that. >> that is nbc 10 news at 11:00. thanks for watching. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends sunday! k

cummings will assist with that.o far, all he and the administration have done is stone wall the committee. i hope it happens in a bipartisan way. but most importantly, i hope we get to the truth. >> well congressman cummings says that former secretary of state hillary clinton will testify. what are the key questions that you have that you hope she will answer? >> many things we need to talk to lots of witnesses about including secretary clinton. there's questions about precisely who she said things to that night what she said. but just as importantly, this took place in the context of enormous security risk at that facility. the senate has said this was a preventable attack. we need to find out what secretary clinton's role was in that. this took place also against american policy in libya, a policy they talked about as leading from behind. we can see now that that resulted in the death of four americans. looks like we had a flawed policy there. we need to get to the bottom of that as well. >> a recent fox news poll

ranking cummings and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss department of energy's efforts at improving our management and of our capital asset projects this is a topic of great importance to the secretary and our deputy secretary sherwood randall. and the doe manages the largest and most complex and technically challenging projects and in the public or private sectors due to the diverse measure mission. and the portfolio those taken by do sierra unique from other projects in the public and private sectors but also each doe project is unique from the other doe projects. the projects are truly one of a kind with uncommon enchallenges such as handling radioactive conditions and producing extremely bright x-rays for nanoscience in light of these challenges the doe has historically struggle with the the project and contract management. and we have been on the gao's high risk list since the list inreception of 1990 we have made important progress however. in 2009, with we are remove

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. >> well joining me now, chris cillizza and jeanne cummings and deputy editor for bloomberg news.g to london? it goes back to what happened with mitt romney last time around when he really stumbled before the olympics and offended everybody. what's the point? >> you know i mean so in theory, the point is to say, you know i may be a governor chris christie or scott walker but i am a citizen of the world. when i was in fill in the blank country and talked to fill in the blank world leader i got a certain perspective. it's resume building but i always say this this is true of foreign trips and politics more generally, it's harder than it looks. most people think, go give a speech and answer a few questions and look sort of presidential. it's harder than it looks. scott walker i don't necessarily care about the evolution question in particular but you have to answer questions. you can't say i'm going to punt on this one -- he didn't answer any questions. that's not sort of thing people are looking for, whether it's stateside london germany, fill in the blank place, not a great moment.

department and suggested the amendment to include van ness so mountain valley pipeline my reading it cummings ground floor uses other than parking because the policy argument is that if you have to pay if fsz that is your first floor is included in the calculation then e then using it for commercial or open space is a hunch higher proposition than parking would that be a correct reading of the policy argument for i didn't would want to include first floor parking calculations. >> diego from staff we want to include the ground floor to have commercial or stiffly street we have a lot of design goals that can be accomplished if there was not off-street parking garage on the ground floor if he can enincentive other policy goals it will met other city goals as needed. >> great given i have two quick questions we'll get through this quickly only this suggested amendment exempting projects in the van ness sud those projects have spurred the amendments they have their ground if we didn't you know recommending recommend this amendment their grounding parking would not be the recommended legislation; i

they were come in to get it is -- cummings -- coming together to criticize the war in ukraine and to criticize the problems with the economy now and to voice their concerns that the economic crisis developing a russia. he was also a critic of the annexation of crimea. he was one of the few prominent politicians that spoke out against the annexation of crimea. the people of russia have been extremely supportive of his policy to annex that chunk of ukraine. >> thank you. the british crime and mr. has defended the work of the country's security services. he left the u.k. for syria. revealed by the bbc yesterday as mohamed ermwazi. lucy manning has been looking into his past. >> this young schoolboy with some year later only show his menacing eyes as jihadi john. >> your military efforts -- >> a 10-year-old like any other. his hobbies are football and computer games. his favorite book was how to killing monster. no one could predict he would turn into a monster one of his teachers less to remain anonymous he was a shy boy but one who needed anger management. >> we would find he would get

get out there. >> senator warren congressman cummings, thank you very much.e event on april 10th in philadelphia. go to msnbc.com for more information. elizabeth, we look forward to seeing you there. good luck with the prosperity project. thank you for being on. >>> americans across the nation they are cold. >> it's freezing. they are bracing for another round of frigid temperatures and winter weather in the coming days. let's bring in dylan dreyer. she's on the hudson river. so we went down to florida, visited my relatives, i heard it was going to be in the 40s. i get back and it's in the 30s and dropping. now you're on a frozen hudson river. and it's not going to stop is it? >> i'm sorry, joe, that you left florida to come back to these cold temperatures. i feel really bad, i do. we are on a very frozen hudson river right now between albany new york and west point, new york. that's where the river tends to freeze. further south near the harbor it's too salty so we don't see the freezing. all this ice that gets broken up by this cutter has the potential to c

ball end up with cummings who is able to get the lay in and from there on it is cummings yet again offd. he will go coast to coast. he had 17 points. temple wins this 166-53. >>> davidson visiting lasalle, steve zach going down low. gets the the bucket for two of his 11 points. davidson too much for the explorers, oscar mickelson who drains the three. they win 77-69. >>> brown visiting penn at the palestra a nice drive here by penn's mike auger who had six points on the night. but brown had a strong game from three-point land, and they shot over 50 per send from beyond the arc. jr hobby nailing the three here. brown wins this 171 -55. >>> the flyers will take on the sabres tonight in buffalo. flyers with the minor move end ising scott lawton back to the ahh. michael rafl is ready to return to action after missing seven games with pneumonia. >>> big golf fans hanging off the coast of pebble beach wanting to see those celebrities playing in the tournament, can you blame them. we have local product jim furyk looking forbidder i drops the the put t. he will be in condition tension for fina

owls only one player in double figures, will cummings. where there is a will, there is a way.have won four in a row. >>> national signing day for high school football player james franklin said he wanted to dominate the state in recruiting. he did that (e9ñ take a look at penn state's war room here. he said the nittany lions got the top ten players, the best recruiting class in 11 years. only ohio state had a better day in the big ten. >> yeah i don't like being behind anybody, in anything. but yeah we did some nice things. getting guys like john reed not only is he a great player and a great person and a great student coming from an unbelievable family, but comes from a great high school program. >> you said it. from st. joe's prep the best recruit in our area john reed. he will play defensive back for the nittany lions. another prep player headed to michigan to play for jim harbaugh. john runnion jr. the son of pat schermer kyle schermer, there he is going to vanderbilt. look at this. this is just ridiculous. richard green tonight going for the green. playing in a pro am in

in the first, will cummings how about the steel and the lay up. temple end the first half on a ten-one run. minutes to go in the first jesse morgan hits three of his 14. temple never trails in this game. owls win 66-53. that is seven in a row for temple their best stretch of the season. they have a date with larry brown and smu up next. >>> fresh off that upset of vcu lasalle hosting davidson. jordan bryce has 22. explorers up in the second half but they lose their lead. brian sullivan, three of his 28 right here, lasalle with a let down they lose by eight 77-69. >>> delaware on the road against william and marry clinging to a one point lead with under two to go, maurice jeffers with the basket and the foul. big win for the blue hens. delaware by three. seventy-three-70. >>> and add on the ice sure but flyers are playing their best hockey in years, they have won and they have pick up points in eight straight games, for the first time since 2011. they have seven-point out of the wild card spot heading in to tomorrow's game verse buffalo. flyers ble

liacouras center temple taking on cincinnati, both teams are eight-three in conference play, will cummings did not play against bear cats the last meeting and temple lost by 31. he will play tonight owls have won five in a row. >> need a motivator to lose by that much and it can turn you either way go back or even turn around. i think that is where we are trying to do here is look forward to each game and really refocus a and do what we have to do on each even of the court and play our best we can. >> the sixers off for next ten days because of the all-star break, last night they held the league's highest scoring team golden state to just 89 points but they committed 27 turnovers and loss the game 89-84. they hoed in the break with 12 -41 record. >>> michael carter williams miss his third straight game supposed to play in the skills competition and rising stars game this weekend but may have to sit it out. we will be right back. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on psg the cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> stay tune for "cbs evening news", we will hav

they got 19 from will cummings. he has 1,000 points in his temple career. owls win 61-48. temple will go for five wins saturday afternoon begins memphis tigers on the banks of the mississippi. >>> penn state head football coach james franklin has said he wants to dominate the state when it comes to recruiting. now that the sanctions are over penn state had its full recruiting class since 2011. # one young talented student athletes are heading to state college. one of the new lions is saint joe prep cornerback john reid "eyewitness news" at the prep as reid and five teammates signed commitment letters including john daniel runyan and like dad, he is headed to michigan. he will play at virginia. dylan delewis going to colgate. tom johnson and jake strain will be teammates at princeton. prep won back to back state titles. best of college in college fellows on the field and in the classroom. >>> temple owls got 19 letters of intent including a couple of four star players. new owls including tj simmons from lakeland florida and kareem ali from timber creek high school in sickle

senior will cummings to in the play in the loss but last night he led the owls with 21 points. he wasn't the only one feeling it jesse morgan drained four three pointers. temple blast bear cats 75-59 and the owls play east carolina saturday afternoon at the liacouras center. erika, back to you. >>> thanks ukee. >>> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" facebook goes head to head against craigs list. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cws3. >>> updating a developing story this morning police in north jersey are searching for a father they say unlawfully took his two young sons. authorities say that 36 year-old christopher do hm took the the boys from their home in sussex count a cross state lines and in violation of his custody agreement. this is not an amber alert. police say he is driving a gray nissan pathfinder with new jersey plates septa has up creased pennsylvania patrols. transit authority say they have double the amount have of officers on duty. >>> jackpot stand at 485 million-dollar, for tonight's power ball drawing. the the fifth largest jackpot in

first half, will cummings the steal and stick on the other end.wins their seventh straight, 56-63. another local college action. also sell to brown. and the princeton women beat yale to improve to 23-0. they join the kentucky men's hoops team as the only undefeated squad in all of division 1. >>> meanwhile, dr. jay in the house for all-star saturday night. the big apple with monet davis and their new buddy, kevin hart. three-point competition, seth curry got 27 out of a possible 34 points in the final round to win it. in the dunk contest, check out victor olidfo sixers' new mascot, franklin, joining the action. those two fellow in the final round and it was a 19-year-old levine winning the dunk contest, the second youngest to ever win it behind kobe bryant. the flyers have flown scott lauren to the phantoms which likely clears the way for the return of michael raffle tonight against the buffalo sabers. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> the time right now is 5:58. on this sunday morning, we are tracking that winter weat

will cummings led the charge with 19 points in the the game he went over 1,000 points in his temple career. owls won their fourth straight 61-48. temple head south for the saturday afternoon's 1:00 o'clock tip against the the tigers in memphis. >>> a once in a lifetime shot at victorian open pream event on the the australian asian tour from the pga of australia. richard green's t shot find a bunker, rake a and then bounces out and makes a beeline for the stick. a hole in one on the par four 15th, ra rare indeed. this is usually usually what my wonderful producer points out that yes, i have never scored a hole in one but you know what, one of those daisy will bounce it off the rake off the tree and in the window. i have a better shot then doing that. that is something. >> ukee, you have never had a rake before to be fair. couple inches from the the green. >> look at that? one of these days, ukee. >> one day. >> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" stepping up the fight against isis. new steps pentagon is taking after brutal execution of the pilot, justin? >> reporter: pol

all he wants is a win and in the first will cummings with the steel and lay up. temple never trailed in this game. they had a ten-one run. minute to go in the first jesse morgan way out there three of his 14. temple wins 66-53. that is seven straight for tu. best stretch of the season for fran dunphy and company next up a date with larry brown at smu. >>> fresh off that upset of vcu lasalle hosting davidson today. jordan price lead lasalle with 22. explorers up in the second half. but they lose the lead brian sullivan three of his 28. lasalle with the big let down they lose by eight. delaware on the road against william and mary clinging to a one pointing to. maurice jeffers with the basket and foul. delaware by three. penn also lose toes brown. >>> the eagles have yet to show their love for jeremy maclin and the eagles receiver will be a free agent in just a little more than three weeks. if they cannot agree on a new deal. maclin and eagles have been going back and forth on and off since last season and they have yet to come to an agreement. eagles could put the

later, cummings for three he passed the 1,000-point mark for his career tonight. finished with a team high 19. temple wins 61-48 to move to seven-three in the a ac. >>> also a great night for temple foot the ball on the national signing day. owls welcome 19 new student athletes to their football team among them a big fish. he is running back tj simmons from lakeland christian high school in florida. first four star recruit temple signed since 2003. 6-foot one, 195 pounder, backed out of ucla last month. he had offers from penn state, notre dame and ohio state the the the national champs. he is the the highest rang owls football recruit, in their history why not us, says the pumped up coach rule. >> i have to make sure everyone understands this, temple university and temple football is well respect. we're not a tear two football program. we are a program that people are seeing on tv. they see us get to bowl games. they see us beat top 25 teams. they have seen our players go to the nfl. they see how we do things. people have interest. >> one local senior heading to

how he was able to make the transition to the confederacy because if his political system has died cummings got replaced with something else. it's a really sad moment for him. >> thank you. >> my question is what role do you think the washington brotherhood played in reconciliation after the war , where there isn't -- jefferson davis lives out his life with no trials? does that kind of continue after the war? >> it does continue after the war. there is a willingness among politicians that existed before the war to reconcile because people are willing to use the -- to see that you fought against me but we knew each , other back then. of course the civil war brings an enormous number of new politicians to washington you don't know about the washington code. and i think that is where some of the division exists. there are some examples of people before who are willing, but most especially the republicans who come to washington after the civil war have not been in congress so , they don't know these guys, which does have an impact. other questions? no? >> all right. thank you very much. [applau

alan cummings amazing too. >> we haven't rehearsed together. >> you haven't?e best of luck. thanks for coming the day before cabaret. it starts tomorrow night until the show closes in march. best of luck. coming up grammy award winner juanes performing live. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> we are sob excited to warm up the studio on this chilly morning with two time grammy 20 time latin grammy winner. he has a new song in the movie mcfarland usa. terrific performance. i want to ask you about the grammysment you were the first person to sing on the grammys and you said that's a big responsibility. >> it was a great moment for my career. the fact that they invited me to sing spanish proves a lot of respect to our culture. i feel really great. >> no question that you gained so many fans here in the states who maybe are not so familiar. you're about to get a few more fans as well. now singing english and spanish, the one and only juanes. ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ trying ♪ ♪ you and me we're doing it together ♪ ♪ you know it's true ♪ ♪ inspired ♪ ♪ one more da

. >> this allen cumming al shabaab just made athreats to attack malls including in the u.s. >> homeland security will still go about their job still do what they need to do. the only problem is as they're out there doing it they won't get paid. they are considered important employees as far as homeland security is concerned. yes, these threats have been made. the government says that they are looking into the source of the threats. we know that the mall of america has said that they are stepping up security both that people can see and things that go on behind the scenes as well. but barack obama and jeh johnson who is the department of homeland security secretary over the next couple of days they will be doing what they can to try and get this budget approved. assembly republicans says it's got to go through with the scrapping of the executive order that president obama put in place. they said this makes it look bad if we defund the department of homeland security. there is still a bit of horse trading to go on in the next 72 hours. >> much more to come on the newshour. kenyan undermin

cummings from maryland. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. mr. dodaro one of my major concerns has been drug shortage and 99% of all hospitals in this country have drug shortages. there are people mr. dodaro as you know who are unbeknownst to them getting second and third rate roads and even my own district 1 of the number one hospitals in the world johns hopkins they have told us that they have those problems. can you comment briefly on that and where we are and what we can do about that? >> is very important issue congressmen to one of the things we have suggested to congress and they have ads on that board drug manufacturers didn't have to notify fda if they would have potential shortages and now they have to provide adequate notice ahead of time. that was one step in the right direction. marcia cross or expert in the area will talk about work is done in recommendations we have made to address the issues. it's one of the reasons the va is on the high-risk list. >> congressmen we agreed it's a big concern and one of the areas that's keeping fda

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pat cummings taking three wickets for the aussies. >>> tennis - russia booked a place into the semifinals of the fed cup, beating pollen 4-0. they had golden girl maria sharapova making short work of agnieszka radwanska. the world number two won in straight sets 6-1, 7-5 in the third rubber. that's it for me. >> thank you >>> now, something for film buffs. wes anderson's "the grand budapest hotel" was the big winner it won five awards including costume, production make-up and original music. director anderson claimed his first bafta for original screen play, it kicked off with the stars taking to the red car belt. "boyhood" received best film director and patricia arquette as best supporting actress. >>> right. we'll have more news for you in just a few minutes. thank you for staying with us. bye now. >> an al jazeera america special report >> unfortunately, you can't "should have", all we can do is move forward >> a nation forced to take a closer look at race. >> ...check which ethnicity... i checked multiple boxes... this is who i am... >> what does it really mean to be the minority? >>

he graduated at the top of his class with a major in his biology, summa cum laude -- summa cum laude. he received an award for the highest grade point average in the biology department. he was on the dean's list every semester and a member of phi kappa phi. this is a member that the republicans of the house and senate want to deport and refuse to fund the department of homeland security until this dreamer is deported. after graduating from college pablo was unable to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor. he couldn't go to medical school as an undocumented person, so he worked in a have variety of manual labor jobs. then in 20 is 12 2012, president obama established -- loyola was prepared to accept students who received daca. like many states across the country, illinois has a shortage of physicians in inner city and rural areas. loyola university's daca program is an opportunity to address this problem. under this program loyola's daca medical students can receive loans to help cover the cost of medical education. every year these students must work for a year in a medically underser

jonathan capehart and jean cummings thank you very much.icant of them leaving? tgs the second term but these are dwo keepers of the flame. >> they are foundational pieces dan in particular was with the president since 2007. they were the core of his communications strategy. jennifer is expected to join hillary clinton in her likely presidential bid and do communication strategy there. they were important advisers to him. bupt the white house still has a core group that can keep things going, josh ernst can continue with the communication strategy we developed and the big name we haven't heard about, ben rhodes he is of course a foreign policy expert as well as helping the president on any number of issues and has contributed to his speeches. we are seeing the core of the team move along as we often do at this time at the end of -- >> ben, a new father but also someone almost ir replaceable in the white house given the role he's played? >> truly. he touches almost every speech domestic foreign, whatever. that's how well he knows the presiden

. >> reporter: two weeks ago, cummings snapped this picture when bobbi kristina stopped by to get anotheras happy, talking about an upcoming album and possibly getting another tattoo. the third anniversary of her mother's death still weighing heavily on her mind. >> i hate it. i hope she's okay. a lot of people have been asking about suicide and we've always answered the same thing. i don't believe she was trying to kill herself. not for a second. >> reporter: what caused bobbi kristina to become unresponsive inside her home, still unclear but what seems clear from thousands of tweets she is a daughter whose grief has not diminished with time. >> what did he say? >> we're investigating. bobbi kristina never has been married to nick gordon. we continue to request privacy in this matter. a source close to the houston side of the family also told us that bobbi kristina and gordon never married and we have not been able to find any records of that marriage despite what bobbi kristina herself said in social media. >> thank you very much. for those of you expecting to see a murder tune in tomor

cummings, for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, when you told me that you were going to select some photographs i didn't know what you were going to do. but, i must tell you -- and all of those who had anything to do with selecting these photographs -- that they are absolutely beautiful. you know i used to say that my father, who only had a second grade education, but who educated all seven of his kids, i used to say that i was inspired by his aspirations. and when we look at these pictures the ones of hard-working americans, in the pursuit of happiness in building our country, i believe that their stories -- i mean just looking at them -- should inspire all of us to be the very best that we can and to lift up their lives and people like them, their lives. and then, you know, you look at the other ones that show our environment. i think it should be a reminder that we do have a sacred duty to pass on to our children an environment which is just as good as, or better than the one that we inherited. you know it's said that

my name is a net cummings -- ann ette cummings.efore i retired, i worked in diversity and inclusion. my feeling is you have to understand the civil war in order to understand the current situation in this country, and particularly in columbia. you mentioned that there ought to be some sort of commemoration for what happened during reconstruction. what would that be? i think it's a really wonderful idea, but i'm just serious. -- i'm just curious. what would that be? >> that's a great question. i do not have a specific plan but unfortunately we cannot put a plan into action today. oh, jessica has a plan. >> i do not have a plan, but -- [indiscernible] to come up with a comprehensive examination. >> and of course, there is the wilson house. >> and i think the national park service is bringing together a lot of historians to consult with them on how they might possibly do that and where they might possibly do that, because this is -- you know, the civil war has all of these site. we had cities, towns, all of these places that can serve

ranking member cummings, all members of the committee. i'm very pleased to be here to discuss gao's latest high-risk update. we do this with the beginning of each new congress to identify areas we believe are at highest risk of fraud waste abuse and mismanagement or need of broadbased transformation. our reported today discusses solid steady progress in most of the 30 high-risk areas we've had on the list since our last update in 2013. of all the areas we rate according to five criteria to get off the high-risk list. you have to have leadership attention, capacity, resources and people with the right skills to be able to fix the problem. have you to have a good corrective action plan that addresses root cause, good monitoring effort to gauge progress, and have you to demonstrate that you're actually fixing the problem. you don't have to be 100% fixed but we have to be convinced that we're on the right path to rectifying the problem and reducing the risk and eliminating waste and improving government services. of the 30 areas, 18 have part

cummings. >> thank you for all you have done. i want to zero in on some of the things, and the maritime transportation of the coast guard. the situation where the coast guard was purchasing both of them afloat. and what we discovered, the coastguard, constructed their contracts and did their procurement. the major problem is they didn't have people in the house who knew about procurement. which is incredible. and we literally lost hundreds of millions of dollars. .. >> they take agents and put them in these positions that they may not -- i don't want to say might not be qualified for, but they're probably people who have trained in those expertise that would be better in that. can you tell me the significance of that? and have i got that right? >> you do, sir. i think the significance of it is real. i guess the way i would put it i think the nicest way to put it is that in life you try to put people in a position where they have the best chance of succeeding both for themselves and for the organization. and if you have somebody w

joining me now for our daily fix, jeanne cummings and chris cillizza.editor of postpolitics.com. jeanne rudy giuliani was responding to all of the criticism of the way the president framed the isis debate. and that's where he took off at the 21 club in new york. >> it really -- it's a remarkable set of comments although it seems like a continuation of the questions about obama's birth, certificate, et cetera. that one strain of the republican party has you know been quite stubborn about these kinds of issues. the thing i thought was really odd was he wasn't raised like you and me. what's the american way of raising a child to love its country? we're all raised differently by our own families that part was peculiar. and of course scott walker's silence in failure to say at minimum, i don't agree with him was also really striking. >> let me play rudy giuliani today on fox responding. >> he's a patriot, i'm sure. what i'm saying is in his rhetoric i very rarely hear him say the things i used to hear ronald reagan say and bill clinton say about how much he

first half will cummings the steal and stick on the other end. he had 17.cond straight 56-63. another local college action. lasalle lost to davidson. and the princeton women beat yale to improve to 23-0. they join the kentucky men's hoops team as the only undefeated squads in all of division 1. dr. jay in the house for all-star saturday night. the big apple along with monet davis and their new buddy, kevin hart. three-point competition, seth curry got 27 out of a possible 34 points in the final round to win it. check out victor i have never seen that dunk before. but equally as good. even better sixer's new mascot franklin enjoying the action. it was 19-year-old levine winning the dunk contest, second youngest to have ever win it behind kobe bryant. the flyers have loaned scott to the phantoms which likely clears the way for the return of michael tonight against the buffalo sabers. he would join the top line with claude giroux. that's sports. i'm danny pom mel from comcast sports net. >>> at 6:58 on this sunday morning, powerful winds are knocking down tree

on february 5th, congressman cummings and i sent a letter to mr. alvarez requesting a briefing from him in advance of your appearance here today. but so far we have not received one. can you assure us that the congressman and i will get a briefing soon? >> so, if i might say, by way of background and -- >> i just need a yes or no. i want to get a briefing on what's happened that it's been two and a half years and there's been no public report about what happened from a significant leak? >> we are trying to work with your staff on the process to be responsive. >> i'll take that as a yes? >> yes. >> okay. . thank you. as you know, this past december, house republicans successfully blew a hole in dodd/frank protections by attacking the repeal of the swaps pushout rule to a must pass government spending bill. that repeal, which was written by citigroup lobbyists will allow the biggest banks in the country to continue to receive taxpayer protection for some of their riskiest derivatives and swaps. now, a month before the repeal, mr. alvarez spoke at a c

professor blackman graduated magna couple loud from george mason university law school and magna cum laud from penn state with b.s. in information sciences and technology. professor elizabeth price foley is a founding member and professor at florida international university college of law where she teaches constitutional law. prior to joining f.i.u., professor foley was a professor of law at michigan state university college of law and served as a law clerk to the honorable carolyn king of the united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit. professor foley is the author of multiple books on constitutional issues including, "ribert for all, reclaiming individual privacy in a new era of public morality." and presently serves on the editorial board of the cato supreme court review. professor foley graduated from the university of tennessee college of law and holds a b.a. in history from emory university and l.l.m. from harvard law school. professor stephen h. lagumsky is a university professor at washington university school of law, focusing on u.s. comparative and international i