thank you, debbie lee. and my colleague, 18. -- lennie. lennie, who was with us in beijing. because of your extraordinary work, violence against women as part of the beijing platform. because of your work in coalition with other groups around this country, over 15,000 battered and sexually abused in the court woman -- and the. women are here and free of their abusive spouses. thank you very much, lennie. and sarah. is your mom here? she is also related to someone on the school board. sarah, who runs and it works on signature products, coaching boys into men. i encourage you to look at that's not cool.com, which is about stopping dating violence. this is an organizational award, i get to do this. and for rachel, who has been at the organization and who has been my partner as we build in the federal part of global clhu to challenge the notion that violence does not have to be part of the human experience. i thank you, rachel, and i think all of you for this award and for the work that we will do together in this city, and are presidio, to create a future without violence for o

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and chairman debora lee from california.oman wasserman schultz, i don't know about this. i sense some hesitation on the part of boehner, the speaker, even eric cantor, not to be out there trashing it too soon, but i hear noise coming through the woodwork, they'd love this thing to fail. >> well, you know, so far, all i've seen from the republican leadership, whether it's the presidential candidates or the speaker or eric cantor is they care about one thing. i'm a little worried, chris, that the republican leadership is playing rope-a-dope here. they know it's unpopular to suggest that we shouldn't pass a bill like the american jobs act, and i think that, you know, they are probably likely to just chop it apart, take the deregulation of business, let the fox guard the hen house again, and repeat the same failed policies of the past, instead of seriously considering president obama's sound proposal to invest in infrastructure, to make sure we can put teachers, firefighters, other first responders, veterans and construction wor

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz of florida, is chairman of the democratic national committee, and barbara leedemocrat from northern california. i want to start with the chairman. congresswoman wasserman schultz, i just don't know about this. i sense some hesitation on the part of boehner, the speaker, even eric cantor, not to be out there trashing it too soon, but i hear noise coming through the woodwork, they'd love this thing to fail. >> well, you know, so far, all i've seen from the republican leadership, whether it's the presidential candidates or the speaker or eric cantor is they cares about one job, president obama's. i'm a little worried, chris, that the republican leadership other first responders, veterans and construction workers back to work, and make sure that we can get this economy the shot in the arm that it needs, so we can pick up the pace of recovery. >> congressman lee, what i'm overwhelmed by is the hesitance of republicans to support a business tax cut. here you have an employer payroll tax cut that the president is proposing, and why don't they just say, yeah, that's ou

lee. this is a huge event. they have leaning lessons, hundreds of crafters, the spotlight dancers about to perform in just a minute. we have it all. i have debbieh me, the director of manassas incorporated. >> the i'm has grown again this year. it is in the 29th year and every year we expand it a little bit, more and more and more so we have wonderful local artists coming out, crafters, you have seen the dancers already this morning. we have band, music. that's an incredible event. like i said this year, it's expanding more, the footprint is even bigger. it's taking over all of old town: >> it is. >> what's the admission? in the add mugs is free. any type for people coming in as far as parking. >> we have a great parking garage in manassas, kind of quieting stealth. nobody knows where it is but right around the corner from where we are at. it is a pavilion. it is open to the public and free. >> you talk about the crafters. we're going to meet susan mullen. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> talk about this unique art form that you do. >> i would like to say it's recycling at its best, take the wine bottle, put the label away and