there is a big push, the delphi retirees are not the union. they took a hit in the bail-out. the union people did not. that is kind of -- >> eric: you know what? delphi because they also did get some portion, but some of the pension -- they were treated differently. >> bob: 700,000 uaw made sacrifice on the healthcare benefit and other benefits. >> eric: wait. time-out. >> bob: get your facts straight. >> eric: you want to know what the facts are? i love you like a brother. we get in a fight out there, i'll defend until i'm buried in the ground. but you are completely wrong about this. you wait -- the ua, got $4 $4.5 billion in direct stock ownership of g.m. when g.m. bond holders and shareholders were wiped out. they were the first in line to receive money. not the uaw. >> bob: to suggest the retirees did not take a hit when their benefits are cut is just not rue. >> eric: they were bailed out. in a regular company, if the company gets bankrupt they get zero. they took a little haircut. not completely blown out of water like bond holders and shareholders. >> andrea: not in o

we went to delphi, where the oracle of delphi. >> jimmy: of course. >> right?mmy: that guy. >> that guy. >> jimmy: or god or whatever. i don't know. >> we went to miceny. we went all over. >> jimmy: did you behave like tourists? did you do the whole deal? >> yeah. i absolutely did. the one thing that they say -- the one thing that they say when you go to greece is not to pose. they don't like posing on -- >> jimmy: they don't? >> they don't appreciate it. >> jimmy: why not? >> i have no idea. i don't know. >> jimmy: they kind of invented posing, didn't they? [ laughter ] >> there's some pictures out there of my friend and i doing all sorts -- >> jimmy: you posed. oh, yeah. you have to. >> doing things. >> jimmy: pretending you were throwing a discus? >> various monuments. >> jimmy: what's their problem with posing over there? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: think think we're posers. >> i don't know what it is. it's performance art. >> jimmy: your dad's here, right? >> my father? >> jimmy: yes. by dad, i meant father. >> is he really in the -- no. >> jimmy: in the dr

prince georges county police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in the 1800 block of delphi and police say the vick tip was an adult male and they found him outside just lying on the ground. officers have not released anymore information but if you know anything about the crime the cops would like to hear from you. providing those kind of crime tips and improving communication between the police and public is exactly what one smartphone application inventer is out to do. our ken molestina each plains why reporting crimes is becoming easier and a bit more discrete. >> reporter: let's face it living in a major metropolitan area like washington there's going to be a lot of street level crimes but now there's an app out making it easier for us to report it. >> we're not looking to replace 911. >> app inventor is talking about crime push. >> a very fast and efficient and discrete method of alerting police and a crime that may be occurring. >> he invented the app after being robbed twice. the tool is simple to use. click on the icon that corresponds to the incident, type a descrip

have we now learn what price must be paid when the wealthy, when this delphi corporate influence are allowed to reach into and capture our agencies of government? i pray let us to learn this, let us learn that lesson i sincerely pray we have learned and that this will never happen again. let us not just pray in this troubled world god works through our human hand. close your perfect human and human heart creates us to love a community through our human thoughts and ideas so it is not enough to pray. we must act. we must act in defense of integrity of this government of ours which has brought light to the world, such freedom and equality to the country cannot allow this government, this is a model are around the world that inspires people to risk the lives and fortune to come to our shores. we cannot allow any element of this government to become the tool of corporate power, the avenue of the corporate influence, the corporate technical and i think senator whitehouse is absolutely right about that. he's inspired people not just to prey on the citizens united case but to act, so thank

i went to a delphi university. it was close to my house. i was not going to make this a career. i was going to go to school to meet smart women. why not stay close to home? >> what was your approach to get the public interested? >> i produced the film without this get to know victor sequence. but, it seemed that of the blue so i felt like you had to get to know him. know where he came from. no the remarkable obstacles he overcame to become an academic force. i think that helped ease us into the story. >> how did someone spent 15 years on a documentary financially? >> i financed the development for a long time, myself. my film company. i do not discuss who financed the entirety of the film. >> what i mean by that is, do you have the finances ahead of time or did you keep get bt did you keep getting money along the way? >> i needed a green light from someone to make the film. i got that. >> you suggest that you are being paid to go run the country by the tobacco companies. >> not exactly. >> what is the law? >> the national stated that the tobacco industry has to pay individual st

delphi, all the suppliers. >> ford said i think -- >> even ford would have gone under, i think.eally do. >> the president, speaking at boeing -- >> i already said that. i said that he brought him in on their shoulders. >> when he tried to close it down? >> hooray! >> union guys. not down at the south carolina plant. >> no, he wasn't. >> that's a ghost town. >> no. it's up and running. and the keystone is not going to help in the election? >> not gawk to make a difference. >> really? >> no. the keystone another republican blunder in my view. obama's looking for an ex-cruise flot to do keystone, didn't want to antagonize the environmentalists don't pass it, permits through in 60 days, about the on it in 60 days when you can't get them. the republican governor of nebraska didn't want the route. didn't could that in 60 days. gave them a reason to deep six it. >> see how much a mistake it was. >> if you can convince the american people keystone has anything to do with gas prices you deserve to win the election. >> i want to add just one -- we're told the economy is in the -- if it's

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delphi, board warner, they're up better than 20% this year. been a remarkable move. look at this. even ford. trailing behind 15%. a tremendous move in all the stocks and by the way, the s&p is up 7%. big, big outperformance in the auto sector. did not happen in the last three or four days. yes, jim? >> when you talk about china and you talk about gold and giving and lunar, you know that china is where gm has to make its numbers. are you concerned that gm will not be able to do the numbers given the fact that we're seeing some weakness lunar wise? >> i think that, yes, i think given the -- given their expansion in china which is a very major part of their operations, i think it is a concern. but aren't we happy, let's just pause for a moment. you have tried to do this earlier, jim. aren't we happy that the company is trying to make some bold predictions at this point? >> yes. >> talking about huge success. it's not talking about we have to get out of this crisis. it's talking about moving forward. >> but happy is all good, but from the investment standpoint, you want realistic expe

release even the most basic documents explaining the denial of the full earned pension benefits of the delphi salaried employees. perhaps because it is because of the many conflicts of interest that existed between the treasury derpt and the pbgc. when these pensions were turned over approximately 20,000 current and future salaried retire years were subjected to benefit cuts up to 70%. mr. speaker, the hardworking taxpayers whose tax dollars were used to pay for the auto bailouts deserve to know who made these decisions to cut these pensions and why they are made. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection. mr. higgins: on sunday, tens of millions of americans will gather with friends. many of in my community will be among them. unfortunately western new york families do not always have the opportunity to watch their hometown team, the buffalo bills. the nfl's blackout rule prohibits the broadcast of a game in a team's home market if the