larry king now rob delaney the king of twitter on his rise to fame for me i mean it was a mental adjustment it was really achieving peace with the fact that i was a deadly menace to the world and why don't i get to the root of what made me totally ok with killing myself hurdles are good things that like it's good that it's hard to get you know in front of a camera it's good that it's hard to have success in like the entertainment or the journalistic for it should be i think plus fun to think that behind every pretty face is a skill that will shriek in a box for millennia it's like the opposite of a poem that makes me not want to go home all next on larry king now. we're going to larry again our special guest rob delaney a writer and stand up comic he has more than nine hundred seventy nine thousand followers on twitter comedy central named in the funniest person on twitter his book mother wife sister human warrior found in the yard stick turban cabbage is out now jimmy kimmel my good friend says is a book is this funny weird wet and wonderful as rob delaney himself how did you come to write

delaney's parents say they're overwhelmed.they hope to raise awareness for the great need of donated blood. and they say this is their way to try to give back all delaney has been given and more. gasia mikaelian, ktvu news. >>> a reminder now the san francisco 49ers take on the green bay packers this sunday in their first play off match up. you can watch the game right here on channel 2. kick off is set for 1:40. we're all airing our own special road trip to a championship. we will take a look back at the 49ers regular season and preview sunday's match up with the packers. you can catch it friday night right after the cotton bowl. then again on saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. following mornings on 2. >> we're following breaking news in oakland we're gathering details on a shooting that sent a juvenile to the hospital tonight. >>> rosemary is updating our forecast with what we can all expect through the weekend. >> we have new information on the deadly pedestrian accident in san francisco. we'll have a live update right after th

delaney's parents say they're overwhelmed.they hope to raise awareness for the great need of donated blood. and they say this is their way to try to give back all delaney has been given and more. gasia mikaelian, ktvu news. >>> a reminder now the san francisco 49ers take on the green bay packers this sunday in their first play off match up. you can watch the game right here on channel 2. kick off is set for 1:40. we're all airing our own special road trip to a championship. we will take a look back at the 49ers regular season and preview sunday's match up with the packers. you can catch it friday night right after the cotton bowl. then again on saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. following mornings on 2. >> we're following breaking news in oakland we're gathering details on a shooting that sent a juvenile to the hospital tonight. >>> rosemary is updating our forecast with what we can all ex overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. t

we won't leave our principles mind, but there's a lot more that can get done. >> congressman delaney, different than you thought or hoped it would be? >> i would say it's similar. i came to congress with a view our government is designed so if we don't agree as a country, it's hard to get things done, and if we agree, it's easy to get things done. that's the way our founding fathers designed it. i share luke's hopefulness, we can fix all of these problems, and compared to the challenges we faced historically, these in many ways are relatively modest challenges, but we have to find common ground and i think politically the parties that will be successful will be the ones that start speaking to the other side and actually start building common ground. i think if we can get the country together, then congress will reflect that and actually start doing things. and i think on economic policy in particular, on domestic economic policy, there's a huge opportunity for common ground. luke and i are working together on infrastructure, i share his framing of how we should think about the minimum

delaney was diagnosissed with a brain tumor three months ago.er family says the blood drive their way helping family and friends going through the same way. hundreds of people have been showing their support for delaney on facebook. her father says delaney will have to go through more transfusions and chemo therapy as part of her ongoing treatment. >>> time is 6:43. mark zuckerberg and his wife made the largest individual charitable donation in the u.s. in 2013. in december the couple gave 18 million shares of facebook stock to the silicon valley community foundation worth about $992 million. they donated the same number of shares to the foundation last year which put them in second place on the chronicle of philanthropy list. facebook stock is worth more this year. they are the first philanthropist at the age of 30 to top the list of donors. >>> the holidays bringing so many people to disney world that it is turning away visitors. the park was turning away people because it was filled to capacity. take a look at the crowds. for people who got i

. >> reporter: delaney's dad is a firefighter. many those who came are his coworkers. >> when it hit, it's hitting within of our own children. it made me more aware of what can happen with children. >> reporter: people are following the little girl seat from around the -- site from around the world. they are humbled by all the love pouring in. they hope to raise awareness for the great need to donate blood. this is their way to trying to give back for all delaney has been giving. >>> we want to take you to new york city. here is a live picture of the celebration getting ready to get under way in times square. almost a million people are expected in times square tonight to watch that famous ball drop. >> about a billion people will be watching on television tonight. all starts in about two hours and 40 minutes in new york. lot of people gathering there now. the weather looks like it's pretty nice. it's not raining or snowing. >> that famous new year's eve ball is like 12,000 pounds. >> that is just mind blowing. perhaps you are thi

more than two years later, dave delaney is promoted from detective to chief deputy.h means his days investigating the halloween bank robbery in 2007 are about to come to an end. >> it could be very frustrating when you are working on a case, especially when it's something that high profile. once i knew i was getting promoted and not going to be in the office anymore it really made me want to try and solve that. we had a lot of success with clearing these bank robberies and for two years, the biggest dollar amount that i've worked with in a bank robbery, i wasn't able to do it. >> but these bank robbers are going to give delaney and the rest of the palos heights police department another chance. three thieves approach the same tcf bank with their guns concealed. instead of construction worker uniforms, they now wear hooded sweatshirts and ski masks. armed with a shotgun and two handguns, they enter the same door and again threaten the lives of employees and patrons. one man takes a teller to the vault while the other two stand guard. >> you can see them here. he's goi

delaney was able to come home for christmas but has more rounds of chemotherapy in weeks ahead. >>> two protests in oakland have city leaders alerting the public. the first demonstration is tonight. some of the people in the occupy oakland movement have circumstance lated f circulator to bring friends, noise makers and fireworks to support oakland inmates as they march to the jail several blocks from city hall. leaders have not received a permit prompting oakland to warn residents to park their car in a safe place and keep doors locked. >>> tomorrow at night, activists plan to mark the fifth anniversary of the shooting death of oscar grant at the b.a.r.t. fruitvale station. that event has received a permit. >>> turn them in. don't light them up. that's the message tonight from oakland police this new year's eve. fireworks are illegal in oakland and if you're caught lighting them, you may have to pay a $1,000 fine. parents, you are responsible if your children set off those fireworks. police are also warning people about shooting off guns at midnight. extra officers will be patrolling th

delaney was diagnosed with a brain tumor three months ago.ily says the blood drive is their way of helping other children and families going through the same thing. >> people have been there to help us. this is the only way we know to give back is to -- is blood. you know, she's already had 14 plus transfusions. >> hundreds of people have been showing support on facebook. her father says she will have to go through more transfukeses and chemotherapy as part of her ongoing treatment. >>> today is the day the new healthcare reforms under the new affordable care act kick in. so far, more than 2 million people have signed up through insurance through the state and federal healthcare exchanges. here in california, 400,000 people signed up through the covered california exchange. under the law, all americans must have coverage by march 31st or face a fine. no one can be tee mid coverage for pristing coverage -- preexisting coverage. >>> late yesterday, hours before the affordable care act took effect. sonia sotomayor granted an extension to a group

that's really not surprising because the livermore community has embraced delaney.ou about the fundraisers. team delaney t shirts and her dad's fellow firefighters who have shaved their heads in support now this blood drive. >> the sol when this hit the family it hit us also. >>reporter: she was home for christmas but tomorrow she will have another blood transfusion. before starting more rounds of chemoo. the family has chosen a quote from shakespeare as their motto and though she be but little she is fierce. >> humbling what people are doing for us as family and very thankful. >>reporter: thankful for the support and the blood donations that are critical for their daughter and countless others in livermore abc 7 news. >> bay area fad bank say they desperately need help in the coming weeks. a lot of people volunteer around thanksgiving and christmas food bank says there has been a sharp drop nearly 3000 volunteer option in january and february. they especially need people who can help on week day. always think of those in need around the holiday but the need is 365

in the name of two and half year old delaney newton, friends and strangers give blood.hree months ago she was diagnosed with the brings tumor. she's been through surgery, multiple rounds of chemotherapy and a lot of blood transfusions. >> she's had 14 transfusions between blood and play close since october and there's more to come. >> her family decided to hold blood drives as away to support the other children and families going through the same ordeal. >>> target gets another black eye, this time over gift cards. but is it really being overblown? what are your wrists? and happy new year. 2014 is been run in across various time zones across the world. and dry and mild weather will continue into the new year's and spare the air alert for wednesday. we will have a lot of what you can expect for the area. >> in europe it's already new year's day. this is how the london i looked at midnight at the huge us wielded up tonight sky. the then told the hour and help bring in the new year. >>> australia is one of the chris countries to celebrate the new year. we have the spectacu

yesterday the parents of two- year-old delaney newton held a blood drive at the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. her family says the blood drive is their way of helping other children and families going through the same thing. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife made the largest donation in the u.s. in 2013. in december the couple gave $1 million shares -- 18 million shares of facebook stock. facebook stock is worth far more this year. they are the first under 30 years to top that list. under 30 years old that is. >>> a michigan university is releasing its 39th annual list of words that could be banished. this year the words that people hope will leave include selfie. twerking. which i agree with that. >>> time is 4:49. sal is off today but we are keeping an eye on the roads. so if anything major happens, steve, we will let everyone know. >> i know right. can we get rid of that one? we have a little bit of fog near the coast. that about it. i will tell you the driest years ever there is a long, long list. calistoga all the way down to gilroy. for december san fran

. >> this blood drive in honor of delaney newton enduring 14 blood transfusions her dad says gettingether to sponsor the drive is a way to give back. >> how much more she needed is >> these units of blood will make a impact. >> we're looking at >> red cross hopes if they get 30 donors it's a good day. today they expect 130. about her fund-raisers and now, a turn tout to donate blood. >> like family to us. this hit hit us, also >> tomorrow, she'll have another blood transfusion. >> it's humbling for what people are doing us, and the family. thankful. >> for support and the blood donations that are critical for their daughter and others. >> what an impressive outpouring of support. >> this is a constantly changing game for these folks. and not a game for jahi. >> tough talk from the family of an oakland girl caught in the middle of a legal dispute. >> what police are doing to keep you safe as you celebrate the new year. and fire works ring out around the world, spencer christian will tell you whether the weather will be clear enough to see and hear events in the bay area. >> a pedestri

on larry king now rob delaney the king of twitter on his rise to fame for me i mean it was a mental adjustment it was really achieving peace with the fact that i was a deadly mannus to the world and why don't i get to the root of what made me totally ok with killing myself the hurdles are good things that like it's good that it's hard to get you know in front of a camera it's good that it's hard to have success in like the entertainment or the journalistic rate should be i think plus fun to think that behind every pretty face is a skill that will shriek in a box for millennia it's like the opposite of a poem makes me not want to go home all next on larry king now.

delaney. ntative >> thank you, mr. chairman and commissioner welcome. and i want to tie my comments friend justments my made. -- thisu expand on this ggregation with respect to categories? >> >> that's getting into attainment based on educational attainment and the correlation. at the growth g and jobs based on the skill profile of the jobs. so, you made the observation have seen growth it our as bar belling of it reflects aour economying broader trend of how specialized becoming.y is do you have any data to show the materiali growth?l of the >> i don't have a single measure of skill but can i tell you major occupational groups had the most employment growth. frame we 2013 time added 669 jobs in management and professional and related occupations denominator?e >> this is not a -- i'm sorry. a 1.2% growth. >> got it. resource n in natural construction maintenance 1.8% tion there was growth. ales and office occupations 3/10ths of a percent growth. transportation and material moving occupations 10th of a percent. and in service occupations an 1.8%. e of >>

found that his net worth is in the range of $96 to $418 million, and freshman maryland democrat john delaneyurth wealthiest member of congress and his net worth is somewhere between $65 and $244 million. >>> and just a week after pot was legalized, colorado is now suffering from a marijuana shortage. how are the sellers handling this strain? >>> plus the return of tina and amy and what else to look forwar >>> the economy is still feeling the impact of the deep freeze that swept through our region and across the country last w k week, the polar vortex is estimated to have cost the economy $5 billion. the cold snap caused days of lost work, and thousands of canceled flights and school close in closings and took the toll on the roads and caused the pipes to burst in houses across the nation, and despite the hefty price tag the deep freeze came nowhere close to the impact we felt of hurricane sandy. sandy caused an estimated $65 billion in property damage alone. >> well, as far as the weather is concerned, we are going to need the umbrellas for the whole weekend? >> well, half of the weekend and

neil: tom delaney, the former house majority leader said we should not help them in any way fix the andust let him get stuck here and have to deal with the fallout from this. but he does not believe the republicans should fix this and they should let die. what do you think? >> i think as republicans would do everything in our power to help the american people. i don't believe that the president will let us fixable kind of a mess he has made. whether or not that can occur, my own view is that the right course of action is for obamacare to be repealed and replaced and there are a number of republican senators who came out with a plan of replacing obamacare with what i think is a program that on the face has the advantages that people look for in health care reform and not the disadvantage of the higher taxes and the individual mandate. looking at improvements that let people do what they would like to do. keep their doctor and their insurance. neil: the president is now just leaving with about 20 minutes ago. he is just leaving the white house right now. so apparently michelle obama is re

retired air force master sergeant richard delaney, national president, retired enlisted association. dr. david chu, president and chief executive officer of institute for defense analyses. and dr. chu served as undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness under president bush from 2001 to 2009. now, we also want to note in our audience that we have with us a number of veterans, particularly i'm of informed that we would welcome veterans, all our veterans, but that would, only, include a special group that are veterans of our wars in iraq and afghanistan. we also have statements for the record from the following individuals and groups, and they will be entered into the record. the fleet reserve association, the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, the american legion, the veterans of foreign wars, the national military family association and lieutenant colonel michael parker, usa, retired, who's a wounded war advocate. we are now going to start with general the city hellly. tilelli. and by the way, this is a reunion of a sort. and we want to tell you that we're delighted

senator bennett and i have one that really was started by john delaney, a democrat over in the housethat has 50 house sponsors and equal number of democrats and republicans. senator warren and i have an infrastructure effort that we think would be another tool in the toolbox. i any we can get these things done and the american people are ready to see us solve some problemsment and we can start back to that a pro operating process with just publicly and full amendments debating the priorities of how we spend people's money and then figuring out how many tools we put on the table that allow the government to do its job in a better way there are lot its of new things out there from smart phones to 3d printing to all kinds of american energy that we're not really putting our arms around the way we could as a country. >> woodruff: we hear you, senator roy blunt, thank you for joining us. >> good to talk to you. >> woodruff: tomorrow, we'll get the view from the white house from preisdent obama's counselor, john podesta. >> ifill: we turn now to russia where the olympic games are just week

delaney in the back of the chame -- mr. delaney, in the back of the chamber. congressman delaney has been leading an effort in our state to make sure that we raise the minimum wage. making sure the affordable care act expands access to quality health care as intended. we must also create a pathway to citizenship and opportunities for undocumented workers who are living in the shadows in poverty, as part of a comprehensive immigration reform. and we must be vigorous in enforcing our laws that prevent discrimination in housing, hiring and access to education. mr. speaker, if we are to make serious progress in the war on poverty in the years to come, it will have to be as a result of both parties working together, to prioritize economic opportunity and upward mobility. mr. speaker, i will say that there are republican leaders, and i applaud them for it, who are talking about and focusing on those in poverty, those who have little in our country. i applaud them for talking. but talk is not enough. we must invest in making sure that they can avail themselves of the

larry now rob delaney the king of twitter on his rise to fame for me i mean it was a mental adjustment it was really achieving peace with the fact that i was a deadly menace to the world and why don't i get to the root of what made me totally ok with killing myself the hurdles are good things that like it's good that it's hard to get you know in front of a camera it's good that it's hard to have success in like the entertainment or the journalistic rate should be i think plus so i'm to think that behind every pretty face is a skull that will shriek in a box for millennia it's like the opposite of a poem that makes me not want to go home all next on larry game now.

congressman john delaney another investor with some lending companies.n representative michael mccaul from texas. he hit me at the top of the list, but that then they changed some of the reporting requirements when it came to spouses. his wife is the daughter of the chairman from clear channel. but if you guys look at this list, very well-connected but savvy at making money, self-made businessman. back into what you're saying earlier, if you take a look at this list, all men. >> what a surprise, i'm so shocked to see it. [laughter] why wouldn't they want to go to congress? money, theyton of have power, they have reach, what is left? they go to congress, become a politician. a tremendously successful business as a whole skill set that could really do good with. that spurs islike a professional politician -- ver sus a professional politician. bloomberg, he was fabulous committee was rich, he was experienced by the building greg is this an he applied it to this great city of new york. >> looking at the u.s. census bureau for new york, 15% were underneath th

john delaney from maryland also founded some lending companies. michael mccaul from texas will stop he's interesting because he actually said -- actually used to be at the top of that list, but they changed some of the reporting when it comes to spouses. thedaughter -- his wife is daughter of the chairman of clear channel communications. but that list is hundreds of millions of dollars. >> who is on the bottom of the list? >> if you think about it, the average sally -- salary as a member of congress is 170 $4000. it is not chump change, but many of them have had financial problems. poorest members and a lot of them have declared bankruptcy. congressman david valid deyo from california. who lost a lot of money. he is in the whole $12 million. congressman hastings from florida had legal troubles and is out $4 million. representative ruben hinojosa from texas is down $2 million. he said he lost a lot of money on a loan from his companies -- his family's meat company. you will notice that these are republicans and democrats, and that is the case acros

lucas, representative greg delaney, former representative jim harrison, former senator thomas alexander, larry martin, and shame messy. south carolina is better because of your efforts. [applause] there is not time for me to go into all the good that will come from this change but will say this, the budget control board, what i call the big grain of the monster is that it with it the legacy of a backward administrative government that was as this was a was clumsy, and efficient as it was embarrassing. we are better state today. [applause] to nine marks the first time asset in this chamber and explain to you were apple reversed the stands and more importantly where i believe she will go. time flies. during that time much as accomplished. i am pleased to report that the state of our state is strong and we are just getting started. it's important that we take a look because our successes have so much to teach this. the bible tells us that if the house is divided against itself at house can i stand. i believe it applies to south carolina. there is no state in this country, no place in the w

delaney of aryland. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks on the conference report to accompany h.r. 2642. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma. >> i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today it adjourn to meet at 3:00 p.m. on friday, january 31, 2014, and when the house adjourns on that day, it adjourn to meet on monday, february 3, 2014, when it shall convene at noon for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. r. lucas: that's all, sir. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? he house will be in order. members of the staff, please take their conversati

now we've got the sergeant delaney. >> members of the committee, good morning. i'm a national president of the retired enlisted association. it's the largest association that was created exclusively for enlisted personnel. from all branches and components of the u.s. armed forces. i appreciate the opportunity today to address your concerning the issue of military compensation. specifically the cola reduction for military careerist. i'm greatly concerned about the recent action this congress has taken. quote, when you freeze salary i ares, eliminate bonuses, and change their health care benefits, it's folly to think it's not going have an impact on the work force. end quote. that's a quote from bradford, president and ceo of the congressional management foundation not two weeks ago in "politico." he was not talking about military retirees, of course, he was speaking about the congressional staff and the effect that eliminating traditional health care is going have members of congressional staff leaving and pursuing other opportunities. according to the recent sur

delaney asked about and this whole issue of barbelling or the fact that you said employment has occurred at the higher, at least higher educational level and, um, lower educational level. and that that middle portion, i guess we're trying to figure out what types of jobs would those be that aren't growing -- >> uh-huh. >> -- and if you have some indication of that. and if you are a -- because you have it by education and not necessarily skill set which, of course, when we're looking at it, we're trying to figure out skill set. if you're an employer trying to figure out skill set, not whether somebody went to college or not. so my question to you is when we see these young people coming out of university and they have a college degree but they may not have a set skill set because they maybe don't have the work experience, would those students fall into that, that barbell middle portion where hiring is not happening? do you have any statistics on that? >> yeah. um, let me, let me see. um, well, the middle, the middle area of these very large occupational groups that i'm talking about are s

we had a meeting, john delaney, one of their two presidents, had a meeting in his home.e had 30 to 50 members of congress, depending on different times they were there, who were gathering just to break the impasse. republican caller. caller: the refusal of congress to acknowledge a certain reality rapidly diluting the trust americans had in their government. would you be willing to personally review the scientific evidence proving the third tower that fell on 9/11 was brought down with its closest and to meet with representatives of the 2000 architects of engineers to manning a new investigation as to why it fell when it was not hit i an airplane? he is skeptical of the government posses investigation of what really happened on september 11, 2001. do you care to respond? guest: it is my understanding there has been a thorough investigation and the matter is essentially understood and resolved. i am open to hearing information. if someone contact my office, we will look at it. host: david, independent caller. caller: good morning. first off, i think we can all cannot, tha

delaney -- mrs. wagner, and mr. delaney. thank you for your hard work. this is a rare example of a wise bipartisan bill that will achieve something important, which is to basically undertake a technical fix to the jobs act, which was passed into law in april of 2012, which allowed banks to put off becoming public until they reached a threshold of 2,000 shareholders. that sounds like a small and technical point, but it put a tremendous burden on banks that perhaps were not ready to go public with more than 500 shareholders at the time. the legislation did not directly specify that savings and loans would also receive the same treatment. it was, i believe, the intent of congress that be the case, so h.r. 801 goes back to seek to remedy this issue. the holding company registration threshold equalization act, rather awkward name for h.r. 801, extends the shareholder registration thresholds to savings and loan holding companies. this bill will ensure that savings and loan institutions operate under the same rules as banks, trying to create a more uniform and