carney of delaware. this is, i think emblematic of how we should be addressing reform within the health care system. having the wisdom as a body to recognize what's working with health care reform and what isn't working and then try to deal with that with fixes and needed adjustments along the way. this was an unintended consequence affecting ex-pat health insurance plans. in my view there's a competitiveness issue from those insurance plans offering ex-pat coverage compared to what other plans are offer bug also theable of people to be able to live and work effectively abroad. even the administration has admitted in their statement on administration policy that there's a problem that needs to be addressed. they've identified certain shortcomings of this legislation from consume brother teches to issues affecting the tax code but i'm sure that as we move forward today, hopefully with bipartisan support, the senate will have an opportunity to address many of these concerns and will have to continue to wor

joe biden was on the ballot in delaware twice in november of 2008. had he lost one of those elections on that ballot and won the other one, he actually could have kept the car. it's a weird thing to run for two offices at once, right? but that is what joe biden did in 2008. he was up for re-election for his senate seat that year. and of course he was also on the ballot for vice president, as barack obama's running mate. but look, here's the ballot. look. can we zoom in? yes, zoom in to the first two lines there. you see, in the same election, in the same day, in the same state, on the same ballot, the same guy, joe biden, is running against two different people. he's running against both sarah palin and christine o'donnell. christine o'donnell. he's running against sarah palin for vice president and christine o'donnell for senator. lucky guy, right? those were his opponents. so yes, joe biden won both of those elections in delaware that day. if obama and biden had lost, if joe biden had lost the vice presidency and still won that senate seat that day

so yes, joe biden won both of those elections in delaware that day. if obama and biden had lost, if joe biden had lost the vice presidency and still won that senate seat that day, mr. biden could have gone back to the senate with his awesome cadillac. fortunately for him since he won both election that's day he did get to keep the vice presidency. he did lose the car. and he resigned his senate seat. one of mr. biden's staffers took over his senate seat in 2008. essentially as a caretaker until a special election could be held. the "i am not a witch" lady, christine o'donnell, she ran again for that senate seat. this time she ran against not joe biden but a democrat named chris coombs. that is how delaware got its current democratic senator, chris coombs. and that is how the nation got our current vice president. and that is how some kid in delaware was able to add i think roughly $10,000 to the price of that used cadillac that he is trying to sell right now on craigslist. i have one more detail about that craigslist house -- craigslist ad that i'm go

the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent to speak for up to 30 minutes as if in morning business and to engage in a colloquy with the senator from maine. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: madam president, i come to the floor again today to talk about good jobs and how we can work together in responsible and bipartisan way to create the kind of high-quality, lasting middle-class jobs that all of us herhear from our home states tht they wante want us to produce. as someone who worked for a manufacturing company before going into public service, i can tell you we can win in manufacturing. we can learn from our competitors. we can strengthen our workforce. we can strengthen our access to foreign markets. we can strengthen our access to credit. all of these we can do, and we can compete and win in advanced manufacturing in the united states. one of the things about my own

we -- universities like the university of delaware are the majority of division one. what i worry about is, in this conversation, we're letting five conferences potentially through the media drive the debate. for colleges at our level, i'd like to see, as i said earlier, a renewed focus on the student athlete, and that means not only the success on the field but their success in the classroom to make sure that they can get the major of choice. sometimes we've set this up where it's a little difficult to do. we have geographically dispersed conferences whether on trains or planes, i think we need to concentrate on geographic consolidation so students are away from campus so they can get a degree that involves a lab or a research project. that's what i did when i was a student athlete and led me to the career i have today. >> brown: patrick harker, president of the university of delaware, kevin blackistone. thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. government forces in ukraine regained control of a regional headquarte

carney from delaware. mr. carney: thank you. i want to thank the gentleman for yielding and thank him for his hard work on this very serious issue that affects both our states, delaware and california. madam speaker, in a state of 900,000 people, losing 500 jobs is a serious blow. that's how many jobs we'll lose in my home state of delaware if we don't pass this legislation on the floor today. i'm a strong supporter of the affordable care act. so are a lot of people in my state. ut no law is perfect and a law as important, as complicated and technical as the affordable care act, there are bound to be a few things that needed to be fixed. the affordable care act was unintentionally written in a way that subjects u.s. expatriate health insurance plans to all the provisions of the a.c.a. which places a unique burden on these types of plans. expatriate health insurance plans offer high-end robust coverage to people working outside their home country, giving them access to global networks of health care providers. individuals on the

in delaware.hen he was asked, did you know what was going oin your office when this was signed off on, this is the most wealthy family in the entire state. they sign off on a plea deal for no jail time on a child rape, and you don't know about it? he's either lying or he's incompetent. i don't know -- i don't think someone istruth. >> you probably should get your timeline right. he was fighting in afghanistan when this took place. he came back and then ran for attorney general. >> it's his office. let me tell you how sick this guy is. we looked at the warrant. the guy groomed this girl. she said he said let's keep it a little secret, okay? there were disgusting things he did, and he got no prison time because they wanted to make sure he was rehabbed. you can do rehab in jail. you can do rehab out of jail. doesn't matter. no one cares about the victim. that's the problem. >> i do, but i don't think you can blame it on someone who wasn't in the office at that point. the fact of the matter is, the st

this guy is is a rich guy in delaware and this is what happens. disgraceful. >> yes.g to do with it but look at the facts. >> go back to nevada. when we last left the ladies we were talking about another monster. okay? he gets one year in prison for raping a girl, a little girl for six years. >> step grand daughter. over 100 sex acts. >> and he gets one year. as the judge doesn't explain it, doesn't care. there is the judge, adams. here is the district attorney dick gamut. here is what he says about this monster. >> bounds of the law. may not agree with what he did but he sentenced him within the bounds of the wall so legally he was justified. >> he says he is ware of national media coverage of this case. lot of smens and statements by people who don't he know the facts and don't know what they are talking about. >> he is particularly critical of commentator bill o'reilly. >> he made some comments that we should do something about this too it and my question back to him what do you suggest we do? we know what the law is we is been doing it for a long time. >> here is

the delaware river is frigid this time of year, but that didn't stop taylor from just diving right in. still, he says, he's not a hero. >> i'm not a hero, i'm just a member of this community and anybody else would have done the same thing. >> reporter: the children's father says the mother, joanne smith, has been suffering from mental illness for more than a decade. smith has now been arrested and charged with attempted murder. >>> and new video this morning of a major milestone at the 49ers' new stadium in santa clara. the team posted this video on its instagram. take a look here. crews are laying down that new sod for the field. the fresh bermudaed so, very fancy, grown in livingston and delivered by tractor to the stadium earlier this morning. they chose this type of grass, because it helps from players getting hurt. the stadium is on track to open up this summer. >> funny when you get excited about sod. >> laying sod. >> and it's very fancy sod. we want to keep those players safe. >> yes, we do. and that sod also doesn't require as much water as other sod, which is great news, bec

how seriously thinking, governor of delaware? >> he's going to do it. chance to know him and meet him not only here but in other instances and he decided that he didn't think it was fair to the state of delaware to run for attorney general for the platform run for governor. >> iraq war veteran. >> and the best brother in the world. and he is -- i think he's one of the best public servient out there. >> i know he had a health scare and gotten a clean bill of health? >> he's doing great, absolutely great. it is -- it was a scare and as his brother, i know how close i am to my brother, it was very scary. but he's back to work and been back to work and doing great. he is going to finish up his term as attorney general and see where we go from there. most likely it's going to be a race for governor of delaware. >> stay tuned to that. we thank you and -- >> may i say one thing? >> yes. >> rick's son brandon an inspiration to so many people in d.c., i don't know if you've met brandon before, he's watching right now. and he literally is probably -- the most con

in delaware we do not elect judges. in many areas where it was an appointment, and the olden days it followed the male line. over time appointment of judges has given the appointing party more than an opportunity to bring diversity. we have many places in the united states where judges are did. -- are elected. that's where you may see an agenda. my question really is, i know in the united eight we have places where judges are elected. in canada and israel, are there some judges and court systems where there is an election? >> are you kidding? i remember in judgment at nuremberg there is a scene where marlena dietrich is walking with spencer tracy. i love movies. oscar night for me is a religious night. she said, this is your country? i remember it was so odd the notion that you are directly responsive to the public for the decisions where you have to choose a side that may not be the one giving you the money. who do you go to for fund raising? i'm not saying there are very good judges who are elected. i'm talking about

he's working with sap as well as the state of delaware and others tech businesses in the united statesbut he says he's also in talks with big pharmaceuticals, health companies and national banks to do the same. >> the goal is to enable 1 million jobs through partnerships and knowledge. >> however, people with autism have real challenges in the traditional work setting. they can extra sensitive to noise, bright lighting and normal stresses that come with a full-time career. taking these things into account means extra attention and training for autistic workers. >> training not only for the participates, but for managers and for team members and other employees. in the short term there will be additional expenses, time and energy spent to get this up and running. >> many businesses are also concerned about higher healthcare costs, workers comp and liability. but velasco says that they're aware of the additional costs but considers it an investment that will pay off for the company in the long term. >> by 2020 we'll havel equivalency of a person where it makes no difference in bringing o

the state of delaware we don't have headquarters or shared services jobs in the state of delaware. we don't have them in the -- we don't have them in the state of connecticut. we don't have them in the state of minnesota. we don't have them in the state of utah. i can comment on that for now. we haven't gotten deeply enough into looking at where the potential overlap is for me to be more specific than that, but cable -- because cable is such a local business, most of our jobs are the customer facing jobs technicians and we don't anticipate any reductions many those jobs. >> thank you. i see i'm about to run out of time. let me ask one more question about sort of terms and conditions. >> the significant roll-out of the internet essentials program which is a very promising program to provide low cost high speed internet access for low income households to help address the achievement gap to help improve access and deal with the digital divide and there are also commitments made about diversity of programming and i'm interested in both diversity in the work force and diversity in prog

and delaware county, where this happened, was just on the west side of the or cats skills -- cat skills just outside of the new york city drinking water reservoirs. so this, all of a sudden, became not just another story, but our central story that dominated the local news in the greater binghamton area and a large part of upstate new york after 2008. so we woke up to the fact that this was, not just another story. and at the same time, i think communities throughout the rest of the country are waking up to this same fact and communities throughout the world. i've been in touch with reporters from northern ireland, from england, from australia who have reached out to me to compare notes to find out what this story is about and how it affects their viewers and their readers. huh does it affect me -- how does it affect me? well, we all love cheap, abundant energy. we don't like higher prices and expensive energy. we may not like cheap, abundant energy so much when we get a really good look at where it comes from, if it's the fossil fuel industry. and we like it even less if it spoils our

everybody moved this delaware because delaware had the lightest consumer protection laws. and that's why credit card companies are able to do anything sthept, because you're allowed to buy across state lines. and they pitch this as if it's some boon to consumers that all state consumer laws on insurance would be wiped out. you know, i'm not sure that the speaker actually believes that statement, because if they had to put it in writing, there's no way that the cbo would come up with something that says oh, yes, this is going to give you higher quality, more affordable coverage. >> and don't forget, the ryan budget has -- he has fully admitted that he would take away some of the -- he could not pay for some of the provisions like, if you have a pre-existing condition, like having your children on your health insurance, like a rot of people do now. even within the budget that they have put forward, that they have to be on record and say they're either for it or against it, they're basically taking away something from people, acknowledging they won't pay for those things in t

from new castle, delaware, y'all give it up for joe cimino. joey, what up, buddy? >> hey, how are you, my friend? >> what's up, sir? how you doin'? >> i'm a big fan, absolutely. >> glad to have you here, man. so you got to tell me about this.

for example in delaware taxes went up on people earning $60,000 or more.nd that's a lot different than the tax on millionaires in connecticut. but we did see the income turn around and increase finally in 2011 after a decrease the previous three years. so that is good news that we are seeing incomes turn around. >> liz good to talk to you, thank you for sharing this report for us. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> all right not a good start to the week if you are worried about your 401k. the dow jones industrials and s&p 500 both dropped. much of the drop is being blamed on the tech heavy nasdaq. some say these high growth stocks have simply run out of steam. you can expect more volatility when companies report sales results for the first three months of the year. the new season begins tomorrow afternoon. americans are taking on more debt as the economy improves, a report from the federal reserve shows consumer credit climbed more than 6% in february to $3.1 trillion. clemg loans and auto purchases were the main drivers but that was at the expense of credit ca

the vice president's son will not seek a third term as attorney general of delaware. instead, he's seeking higher office, planning to run for governor there in 2016. the 35-year-old has had a spate of recent health scares but was reportedly given a clean bill of health in november. still no word from his father on the vice president's political plans for 2016. theoretically, there could be two besideeidens running for ofn delaware. >> rob ford, speaking of elected officials of a completely different stripe. rob ford at it again, running for office. the divisive, crack-smoking mayor of toronto firing up his re-election campaign in front of cheering supporters thursday. >> by re-electing me, friends, by re-electing me on october 27th, the people of toronto, you folks, you folks will continue to have the most open, honest, fair, hard-working mayor that this city has ever seen. [ cheers and applause ] >> the city council stripped ford of most of his powers after he admitted using crack in a drunken stupor while mayor. he faces a tough battle against two major challengers.

our group won a ruling in the state of delaware where delaware was trying to force disclosure for groups that are publishing voter guides, things like project vote smart that sort of thing. which is i think a ridiculous level of disclosure. >> woodruff: well, this is something we're going to continue to look at throughout this election cycle we thank you both, david keating, sheila krumholz. >> thank you. >> ifill: as diplomats prepare for talks tomorrow aimed at reaching a solution to the crisis in ukraine, the country's government struggled again to take back control of the east. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports. >> reporter: ukrainian armored personnel carriers, flying the russian tri-colored flag, rolled into the eastern city of slovyansk. the latest move in a slow-motion takeover of ukrainian territory. the country's defense ministry announced "russian sabotage groups" captured the vehicles, and the ukrainian soldiers in them, but one of those soldiers said he'd defected. meanwhile, heavily armed men in military gear patrolled streets in slovyansk, and bea

laughter ] you are going to get a call three hur hours into spring break thanks for $100 it got me to delawareghter] now i'm just sitting here blowing truckers try to get down to tampa. i don't know what i'm going to have to do to get home. tell mom i love her. [ laughter ] now some of the more skeptical viewers might think this is less of a news story and more of a reason to show wildly inappropriately t and a footage alongside pundits tssking said footage. but you would only be 99.9% right. this is an in-depth cautionary tale of what could happen when children are not properly raised. >> where are there parents? >> paries need a grip on what going is onth it's up to the parents parents to instruct. it's time for parents to start parenting. >> it comes down to parents. >> jon: where are they? [laughter] what kind of rotten neglectful parents would allow their kids to even go on spring break? >> one time i went to cancun in college. >> i went to ak pokeo and south beach. >> i went to auburn university in the south. spring break was huge. >> i went to syracuse university went to spring break. >

those people were losing their paychecks in atlantic city, in delaware at the racetracks, or in westhy not lose it here?" is what you're saying. >> well, if they're gonna lose it anyway, let's get the upside. we were getting all the downside and none of the upside. >> the upside, he says, is the $1 billion the state got in gambling revenue in 2010, which was used to provide a $200-a-home property tax reduction plus more relief for senior citizens. >> people have been gambling since organized society was formed on the banks of the tigris and euphrates. they were gambling. and they will gamble as long as there is life on this planet. and that's a fact. >> no one's saying that people can't gamble. this is about government using gambling to prey on human weakness for profit. >> les bernal is head of the national organization stop predatory gambling. he and massachusetts state senator sue tucker have been fighting a move to bring casinos and slot parlors to the bay state. >> we're in the worst economic crisis since the great depression, and the daily voice of government to most americans

and is interested in running for governor of delaware in 2016.f the issues that has been trailing him the last couple of months, since a recent illness and apparent surgery at md anderson cancer center in houston is what his healthsome his doctors have now given him a clean bill of health there are some pictures on his website which shows that he apparently did have that lesion removed, has a clean bill of health. he is the political heir to joe biden and joe biden's political future is, of course, so closely tied to whether hillary clinton runs. jonathan and mark, thoughts aboutbiden and the future of the legacy? >> his future is secure, whether the vice president runs or not, his legacy secure in terms of the service to the country. bind, by foregoing a run for attorney general, from what i understand, that race would be this year, 2014, by pushing off and maybe running for governor in 2016, possibly gives him time to get health questions in order and things in order for that future run. >> mark, you could conceivably have joe biden and his son

in delaware we do not elect judges. in many areas where it was an appointment, and the olden days it followed the male line. over time appointment of judges has given the appointing party more than an opportunity to bring diversity. we have many places in the united states where judges are elected. that's where you may see an agenda. my question really is, i know in the united states we have places where judges are elected. in canada and israel, are there some judges and court systems where there is an election? >> are you kidding? i remember in judgment at nuremberg there is a scene where marlena dietrich is walking with spencer tracy. i love movies. oscar night for me is a religious night. she said, this is your country? i remember it was so odd the notion that you are directly responsive to the public for the decisions where you have to choose a side that may not be the one giving you the money. who do you go to for fund raising? i'm not saying there are very good judges who are elected. i'm talking about the theory

those states include oregon, new hampshire, alaska, montana, and delaware, and according to the timesax breaks can sometimes add up to millions, something not to think about if you find yourself writing a check this week to uncle sam to pay your taxes. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> for three hundred years the most powerful countries on earth grew richer and stronger on the profits of the slave trade. more than 12 million men, women and children were forcibly transported from africa to the plantations and colonies of north and south america. today slavery is illegal in every country on the planet. yet slavery didn't die in the 19th century. it is alive, thriving - and

>> san jose ranks second in the shining cities report behind honolulu and ahead of will plington delaware, san diego, indianapolis. >>> new at 5:00, how one man's life changed with the addition of another one. >> never thought he'd have a fami family of his own. traveled thousands of miles here. for a special reunion, not with family and friends but his doctor. a rare and complex surgery, isn't it ? >> reporter: that's right. good evening. there are countless procedures that take place here at stanford every day. but there are some that specialize in giving hope to those who have lost faith that their lives will ever, quote be, normal. we were here as one man thanked another for what he calls the biggest gift given tos him his entire life. >> the baby. i love you. >> reporter: they traveled 2200 miles from mississippi to california, for a special celebration. the 6 months memphis has lived. a celebration that would include a special reunion. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: mike moore and wife heather say dr. gordon lee didn't physically deliver memphis he did deliver a miracle. >> my gosh. h

i was in delaware, one of the first two states to receive the race to the top award. remarkable to see the progress they've made, increased access to high quality learning opportunities, math and reading scores up. dropout rates cut in half. >> how did they do it? innovated? >> innovated, were thoughtful. governors provided ex-extraordinary leadership. dropout rates at all-time lows. significantly to me, every single low-income high school graduate who's done swell applying for college. before they didn't. a strategy behind that and working very hard to bring in talent to their underserved communities. great principals and teachers make a huge difference. >> can i ask why sometimes education innovation terrifies people? >> challenging the status quo is hard. i'm trying to challenge the status quo every day. our dropout rate is too high. our graduation rate not enough. at an all-time high. we have a long way to go. heartbreaking to me is so many young people who actually graduate, not the dropouts, high school graduates, truly aren't prepared for college. go to college

those states include oregon, new hampshire, alaska, montana, and delaware, and according to the times breaks can sometimes add up to millions, something not to think about if you find yourself writing a check this week to uncle sam to pay your taxes. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. jazeera. ♪ and a warm welcome from me, david foster and watching the news hour and covering in detail in the next 60 minutes, a tense scene in eastern ukraine, pro-russia gunman are in charge and ukrainian soldiers on the outskirts of the city. the jordan ambassador to libya's kidnapped by armed men in the capitol, tripoli. south korea spy chief apologizes

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l-15169 with autodesk, inc., a delaware corporation, for the lease of unimproved shed space at pier 9 a 111 month term, to commence upon board approval. >> okay, thank you very much, supervisors. >> good afternoon, jeffrey ballum the port's leasing manager and seeking your approval for the item as read by the secretary, it is an amendment to an existing lease, and it adds 3400 square feet of currently unimproved shed space that is currently used for parking, and will invest no more than $2 million to develop their robotics research lab, pier nine, and they have, and this will bring them up to 30,000 square feet and they are doing 3 d printing, and software development, and currently, employing about 120 persons at pier nine, and the amendment is co-terming with the existing lease and it runs for about 104 months. and there is a construction period where no rent is charged for a period of 180 days, and the amendment does provide the credit of 400,000 which is ammortized throughout the lease in a straight line formula and i am happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> thank yo

from new castle, delaware, y'all give it up for joe cimino. joey, what up, buddy?> hey, how are you, my friend? >> what's up, sir? how you doin'? >> i'm a big fan, absolutely. >> glad to have you here, man. so you got to tell me about this. like, how--what brings all the attween you and your instrument? what's the thing? >> you know, a lot of it comes into play with my hair. i'm constantly getting requests for people to touch my hair, especially with moms. they just seem to love it. come up on me and grab ahold of it and play with it, and i go, "well, if you want to, go ahead and do it." >> all right, i like it. >> it makes feel good. >> what instrument you play? >> i'm a drummer. >> can i get a drum or something? we got to get a drum or something. >> i'm a funky drummer! >> got to love that, man. well, we want you to get a lot of money, joe, so we here-- let's see what we got for you. this is all the money that we have for you in round 1. let's get things started. all of the cash available in round 1, we're gonna scramble that up right now. i'ma have the computer

dry weather and high winds have nine states from delaware to maine at risk of wildfires. a forest fire burned across new jersey. two communities. you can see the flames as they closed in on several homes. families were ordered to leave. a nearby school evacuated. firefighters warned conditions are so dry, one cigarette butt is enough to start a fire. >>> now a headline about something you may be seeing around you. health officials have proposed a crackdown on popular electronic cigarettes saying they should be treated like the real thing including a ban on sales to minors because of something happening around the country. here's abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: they are touted by advertisers as a smart alternative to cigarettes. celebrities leonardo dicaprio, vanessa hudgens, photographed puffing e-cigarettes. battery-powered devices filled with nicotine-laced water. sales expected to hit $2 billion this year. but tonight regulators for the first time are cracking down. >> it's like the wild, wild west in terms of what people are doing, the

studies in california, new york and delaware showed ad campaigns combined with increased enforcement caused handheld phone use to drop by a third. the reductions were smaller in communities without the ad out thgn. >> if you drive buzzed, it could cost you around $10,000. in reporter: this drunken driving ad combines the threat n. punishment with humiliation. >> you could lose everything. >> you have to grab them at that emotional level. >> reporter: american university sor essor leonard steinhorn says the most effective campaigns use shame, embarrassment or humor rather than just fear and threats. >> do you legitimize the behavior or make it seem like, by doing that, people look at you and wonder, you know, where are you coming from? >> reporter: in australia, the pinkie campaign poked fun at men who speed by embarrassing them with a physical gesture that in australia means a man is overcompensating for what he lacks. the tag line: "speeding, no one thinks big of you." it is now a case study professor steinhorn uses in his class. >> a far better approach is to make it seem embarrass

it does have a picnic in between the russian and ukrainian for the asb unconscionable that delaware and now they have been on the phone. of course that can be that the tensions after the two of the old patient of the building then in that realm. we can't wait to help a little bit but ultimately the judge under the cherry on top of the russian desperately want to talk about federalism the ukrainian who told ips that the things you don't want to joke about. naturally they expect the russians in great shape of a ukranian going to talk about constitutional reform and the potential i think of giving the talent to compete but to me. we all think. dhs i'm open to me. thirteen men in drag. greg and open difficult to talk about the escalation of twenty that that big for our pdf. and ultimately direction that you can buy to actually forget to think that is. but in the region and. obama is a labor of them are in geneva go over to look into that fight some good cooking with us she looked at that the link below. ukrainian all they like to go before the offer. what happened showing the way. but if it