and then the final images of you from donahue and kirk wood, we had the bays along donahue, we have stooped along that street so people can enter their unit along the sidewalk to activate the edge which is a requirement for the d for d and then we've introduced sun shades on this as well as a portion of the frydale. it provides shadow for those units facing this west orientation. i have a couple material boards up here that i can pass around later after the presentation but basically the materials on the building are painted a cement board panels, painted horizontal citing, we have some board form concrete as you can see in this image. the metal is a warm metal that we're using on the building. we'll have painted railing and you'll see the sun shades there that we're proposing and then the wood screen that's along the street on frydale which is a mixture of stained wood colors. juflt want to walk you through the program. this is a plan on the screen right now of level 1 which shows the ground floor and closed parking garage that's access off of frydale. and then visitors as well as resident

. >> seÑorita cullen, llamaron de la oficina del seÑor donahue.♪ >> es una persona en quien confiÉ por 5 aÑos y asegure a otros que era muy confiable. >> sÍ, pero fui ahi solamente. >> no! nos encontramos mÁs alla de las mentiras. (suspiro). >> dime, ¿para quiÉn trabajas? >> estamos muertos. >> yo te hago la misma pregunta, creÍ que era para el gobierno de los estados unidos. >> oh, por favor, lee. ¿quÉ crees que se hace aquÍ? esto no es la cruz roja, hacemos armas, cosas que matan personas. si el gobierno no estÁ dispuesto a pagar el precio por ellas, es mi deber buscar alguien mÁs que lo haga. >> no creÍ que la traiciÓn fuera parte de la estrategia de la corporaciÓn. te eguntÉ para quien trabajabas y no me respondiste. >> por dios. >> oh santo dios. ♪ >> santo dios. >> ¿quÉ es esto? >> sÁquenla de ahÍ. sÁquenla de ahÍ, ahora. ♪ >> ¿quÉ es esto? ah, una cÁmara. ♪ >> trabajo para el fbi, william. oyeron lo que acabas de decir, estÁn viÉndonos ahora. ♪ >> ¿y crees que eso te pone a salvo? ♪ >> tÚ, no tienes ni una maldita idea! ¿cÓmo pudiste hacerm

no one, not even tennis players are exactly sure what tom donahue means by that but costing americanconomy $24 billion and trying to kneecap your co-workers has its consequences. jonathan, where are we? there is a lot of thinking that moderates in the party are going to finally stand up to the likes of ted cruz. the fact tom donahue came out and made that weird tennis metaphor about ted cruz is a damming proposition for ted cruz's future, yet the chamber of commerce helped raul labrador to center stage, won spirit of enterprise award, adamant member of the defund camp and voted against the final deal to refund the government. these are the seeds, harvest the chamber must reap. >> right, poor tom donahue. >> and his tennis game. >> and his tennis game. here is the thing, senator ted cruz and the folks in the tea party who came in 2010, 2012, they don't care what tom donahue thinks, they don't care what wall street thinks, they only care about what their constituents think. their constituents sent them, for the most part to washington to shut down the government, repeal obama care, do

>> tenÍa razÓn sobre donahue.sa es la uniÓn de bancos de siria. >> 5millones de dÓlares. si es una venta de armas es muy grande, ¿quiÉn serÁ el comprador? >> sergei ivanovich petrovsky. ¿quiÉn es? >> mal sujeto. dirige un cartel dentro de la mafia rusa. vende drogas, armas e influencian a personas sumamente desagradables. ♪ >> en alguna parte del ala norte. >> ala norte, envÍa hombres. >> andando. >> ¿cuÁnto falta? >> no lo sÉ. hay 15 terminales accesando a programas de seguridad. ♪ >> tiene 15 minutos, encuÉntrelos y avÍseme. >> vamos. ♪ >> aquÍ estÁ. datos de la entrega, hoy a medianoche. son mil unidades para entregarse en baltimore. >> ¿pero mil unidades de quÉ? ♪ >> es el arma e.m. >> mil armas electromagnÉticas. >> ¿acaso estÁn locos? si esto llegara al extranjero >> surgirÁ una nueva era de terrorismo mundial. (alarma). >> lo tengo, piso 25. en la oficina de donahue. >> sepÁrense. jefe alfa, al ala norte. ahora! ♪ >> nos encontraron. estÁn borrando todo el disco. ♪ >> estÁn borrando todo el disco. ♪ (suenan

is it, a, regis philbin, b, oprah winfrey, c phil donahue or d larry king?. you get a book. >> everybody is a winner. all right. i knew that one, of course. the rege man still holding up. >> rege. he's actually in the guinness book of world records as having the most time spent in front of a tv camera. and obviously he started his career with joey bishop in 1967 and thin he moved on to working with you in 1985. >> yes, he did, and then i made him a star. okay. >> yes, you did. we have cindy from springfield, missouri. are you ready? >> yes. >> here we go, doll. which tv host's set did kramer rescue from the dumpster on "seinfeld"? is it mike douglas, merv griffin, johnny carson, or rosie o'donnell? >> i don't know. >> you know it. just think about it. >> give me the choices again. >> just say a letter, any letter. >> a. >> she says a. [ buzzer ] >> no. >> so sad, another book. >> all right, tim? >> it was merv griffin. how did you not know that? it was a famous episode of "seinfeld" from season 9 where kramer basically found merv griffin's old set in the dum

on the left side you see the existing neighborhood along donahue. 15 percent of all units is affordabler 58 units are at a 50 percent income level and the remaining 70 percent are 134 units are at 80 percent. additionally the agency will develop affordable units for a total of 410 units on phase one of the shipyard. the original version and all developer affordable units are included in the unit which means they'll be spread out to the market rate project. the 6th amendment which was an amendment that occurred in october of 2012 allows development for all units on one dedicated block. block 49 and that change makes block 49 an affordable housing site. on this map you can see the locations of all affordable housing which are yellow and the block 49 location in red. >> the sixth amendment hasn't turned anything about the total number and to be developed but the change will result in a 50 percent mi to be developed much sooner and it's spread throughout the development of the market rate project. further as part of the 6th amendment they'll pay any gap that's to fill the project and pay a

cynthia menendez and linda donahue are here to protect them from their enemies. >> we're here because our life has been put on the line. and we have family that we want to get home to too. i was put here because my life was threatened. my son testified and took somebody away from their family. they were going to take me from mine. here for a month, and it got harder and harder. when i walked become here i could just see horror. every time you're taken out of your cell you're handcuffed. it's just -- it's very depressing, very humiliating. >> linda donahue was assaulted at a nearby prison and was shipped to valley state for her protection. now her attacker will be arriving at the prison, so linda has been moved to adseg for her own security. >> yeah blood all over the room. i finally was able to get up. she had me pinned. i was able to get up and bang on the door for a doctor. i am scared of dying. i've seen people beat worse than what i got beat. >> for both women, the isolation of adseg has provided a chance to reflect on their time behind bars. >> it was a reality check for me. it w

it is not the first time, donahue called for an increase.uary he said the tax needed to be raised and suggested calling it something else. he said -- it's not a tax. it's a user fee. and if you've don't want to ride on the roads you don't have to pay for it. breaking news, the chamber of commerce has finally found a tax increase that it likes. next, you will hear president kennedy in his own word. in the "rewrite." e original sal, hair color was as important as your cut. now a breakthrough from vidal sassoon helps stop water from fading away the vibrant color you wish would stay. waterproof it! the vidal sassoon hair color collection has an exclusive hydrablock system that helps lock in our color for as long as salon color... up to 48 washes! prove it to yourself. vidal sassoon waterproof color. salon genius. affordable for all. ♪ ♪ if i was a flower growing wild and free ♪ ♪ all i'd want is you to be my sweet honeybee ♪ ♪ and if was a tree growing tall and green ♪ ♪ all i'd want is you to shade me and be my leaves ♪ grown in america. picked

it is not the first time, donahue called for an increase.he tax needed to be raised and suggested calling it something else. he said -- it's not a tax. it's a user fee. and if you've don't want to ride on the roads you don't have to pay for it. breaking news, the chamber of commerce has finally found a tax increase that it likes. next, you will hear president kennedy in his own word. in the "rewrite." ely for its traffic, congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution into the air. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. [ woman ] the technology in these pads... best creation ever! [ female announcer ] always infinity. the only pad made with foam not fluff so mind-blowingly thin, you'll be surprised it's up to 55% more absorbent. genius. always infinity. getting the right nutrition isn't always easy. first, i want a way to help minimize my blood sugar spikes. then, a way to support heart

donahue led the chamber since 1997. he served for 13 years as president and chief executive officer of the american trucking association prior to his tour at the a.t.a., he was group vice president for the chamber for eight years. in an earlier chapter of his life, he was postmaster general and vice president for connecticut spearfield university. he's a new york native and has a bachelor's degree from st. john's university and an mba from adele fie. he's the government and senior political affairs executive. started as a telemarketer in 1974. came to the organization quick for a rapid rise with a degree from harvard. he oversees six major divisions within the chamber. so much for biography. now for the thrilling process portion of the program. we're on the record. no live blogging and tweeting in short no filing of any kind while the breakfast is under way. there's no embargo when the session ends except for our friends at c spab have agreed not to air the session until one hour until the breakfast endses to give repor

aren't you judge donahue? >> that's right. >> how do you do, sir? my name is anthony. bruno anthony. >> what's he doing here? >> i don't know. >> tell, me, judge, after you've sentenced a man to the chair, isn't it difficult to go out and eat your dinner after that? >> when a murderer's caught, he must be tried. when he's convicted, he must be sentenced. when he is sentenced to death, he must be executed. >> oh. quite impersonal, isn't it? >> so it is. besides, it doesn't happen every day. >> so few murderers are caught. >> well, mr. anthony, you seem very interested in the subject of murder. >> well, no more than anyone else. no more than you, for instance. >> me? oh, i'm not interested in murder. >> oh, come, now. everyone's interested in that. everyone has somebody that they want to put out of the way. oh, now, surely, madam, you're not gonna tell me that there hasn't been a time that you didn't want to dispose of someone. your husband, for instance? >> oh! ha ha! good heavens, no. >> uh-uh-uh. are you sure? do you mean to tell me that there wasn't a tiny moment whe

postmaster general patrick donahue had previously warned a senate committee it was about to happen.that testimony, donahue said the post office was in the middle of a financial disaster burdened by an outdated business model. the default by the way is not related to the government shutdown. >>> tokyo catering to the wine lover in all of us. inside this 10-story wine apartment, each of the 18 units comes furnished with a wine fridge for 26 bottles and also a rack of four glasses. on top of that there's an in- house basement seller and the sommelier comes weekly to pair foods and wine. the apartments are $2,600 a month. >>> glasses that automatically translate foreign languages may make things easier for tourists in japan. intelligent glasses were unveiled. use a camera and display screen translates japanese, korean, english and chinese. they hope to have it ready by the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo. >> crazy. >> cool. >> put on glasses and order away. >>> liz, you put on your track shows, you've gone from traffic over to weather. >> running from one side of the studio to the other.

this is what thomas donahue, the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce had to say.quote, i don't know senator cruz. i sort of think of him as a tennis player. you know, if you are going to rush the net all the time, you better have a lot of motion to the left and the right. he hasn't proved that to me yet. so here you have a prominent leader of the business community questioning him. so, phil, first to you, ted cruz, is he hurting the republican party, is he helping? >> ted cruz has been an -- has brought unbelievable clarity to the argument against obama care and he's done that in a way that few senators in our recent history have done for a freshman senator to do that, that's incredible. he's certainly got a following that agrees and republicans basically agree with them that obama care is a terrible idea. that said, what we need to do now is pivot to solutions. i think that to some degree mr. donahue gets to that which is i think senator cruz would be advised to be offering solutions or ideas to improve or to offer legislative suggestions that would be positive i

who gives a crap what nancy donahue things. >> me? how about you?ss bill normwood. he has his own cross to bear. >> that's so funny. do you have a blast playing? >> neil and i were in two, tiny boxes, separately, on a sound stage, next to each other. but we had -- this is the first time we've seen it where we see the reactions of the people we're talking about. it's fun to see it. >> i'll bet it is. i heard that the 100th episode celebration was amazing. did you just have an injury to -- a leg injury? >> i did. it was quite a feat walking over here. i decided to -- >> you actually decided to wear the shoes. >> this is the first time i've worn an actual shoe in public. if i can do it, to "good morning america," i can do it anywhere. and i did it. >> thank you. >> totally. >> how was that celebration? >> it was great. >> fantastic. it's nice to see everybody dressed up, like today. >> it's weird to see everybody in new york. i kind of -- we should have done something together. >> it's not too late. >> it kind of is. we're all going back right after th

where is tom donahue. >> where are they? where is the chamber of commerce, eamon?hamber of commerce has been in favor of establishment of republicans. they would like to see spending cuts ultimately, some kind of broader debt deal if we can get one. that doesn't seem to be where we're headed. we seem to be a short-term kick the can down the road. i remember the good old days we used to complain all washington was good at kicking the can down the road. now they are not good at that anymore. that's the one thing they had. >> searching in the garbage can for something like an orange peel to kick down the road. schlessinger makes a very important point if you regularly wrestle on the edge of the cliff you're eventually bound to tumble off. i don't mean to be overly pessimistic but we get closer and closer to the edge every time. as eamon says kicking the can down the road seems like the great hope, the light at the end of the tunnel. eventually we will default. i don't understand how we pull ourselves back from this? >> yeah. your cliche, kicking a can, game of chicken

postmaster general patrick donahue warned a senate key committee it would happen. an agency spokesperson says this default is not related to the government shutdown. >>> drug maker merck is slashing 8500 more jobs worldwide. the new cuts are in addition to the 7500 cuts previously announced. that amounts to 20% of merck's total work force. merck says it hopes to save about 2.5 billion by 2015. >>> uncertainty in the economy may be spooking americans when it comes to halloween spending. national retail federation finds households expect to spend less this year than last year. just over $75. halloween is a big deal for retailers since it's the last major event before the crucial holiday season and can give away some clues about how shoppers are feeling. some costume ideas already trending on social media include of course miley cyrus from the vmas. you knew that was going to happen. shark nado and grumpy cat. hyundai is agreeing to defer payments. workers who buy or lease cars this month won't have to make payments until january. those who already own a hyundai finan

roundtable put muscle into their position, pro reform position and really try to lean on republicans, tom donahue has now said since the shutdown he's going to try to make the republican party more reasonable. lets see. >> karl rove said maybe it's not such a great idea to have a fractious minority ruining things for everybody else. that's a major paraphrase. glen, to the white house's strategy for a second. ezra klein had an interesting interview on the "washington post" with an insurance expert, said he's bringing things in to shepherd this through. sebelius would be in charge by name but do you think that's accurate? >> i've done reporting for an upcoming piece that goes further in that direction. sebelius was given a fair amount of latitude. we're going to find in the coming days there were clearly signs, we've seen some reporting on this today, things were kind of going in the wrong direction. the white house has more or less disinvested from her. inside he's their superstar. there is a lot of overlap between the immigration issue and implementation of the affordable care act. three of the l

tom donahue presidency of the u.s. chamber of commerce and the chamber's executive vice president bruce josten of the world's largest not-for-profit business federation. both up have been our guest before me welcome them back. mr. donohue has just led the chamber since 1987 and served 13 years as president chief executive officer of the american trucking association and prior to his tour at the ata he was vice president of the chamber for eight years and in an earlier chapter of his life postmaster general and vice president of connecticut's fairfield university in new york native and has a bachelor's degree from st. johns university and an mba from a delphi. bruce josten is the political affairs executive starting as a telemarketer in 1974 came to the organization will touch it quits for rapid rise. he is a degree from harvard and oversees six divisions of the chamber. so much for biography and now i want to go through the process portion of the program. please no live blogging or tweeting and no filing of any kind wh

you -- thomasne donahue spoke about the government shutdown and 2014 elections in remarks at the christian science monitor. you can see the him -- the event in its entirety at c-span.org. here is a look. >> i do not know senator chris. we are all getting to watching. i think about him as a tenant -- tennis player. of motion have a lot to the left and right. he has his right as a member of the senate to get out and push the things he supports and retract the things he does not support. we will try to work with them wherever we can. remember the issue. how youe results and will try to get it done. we will see how it goes. -- people aref assuming the business community would like him to sit down and shut up. >> that might be is one thing we could work on. [laughter] >> what sort of leverage do you have over him? >> i do not know. i have not spent a lot of time thinking about it. we are trying to look at this thing in a broader context, one person. there are a lot of democrats in the house worried -- in the senate, excuse me, that are worried about the upcoming election. i think to come on in

that was tom donahue from the u.s. referring to members of the republican party that are not too smart. when they spent billions to represent the congress and spend more to fund redistricting efforts to keep their majority in safe republican hands, it had no idea it would come to this. open war with the tea party monster it helped to create. the tea party faction has led to a fiscal stalemate or worse. and a republican party that once shared interest with the republican sector now finds itself split in two. now groups like the u.s. chamber of commerce more campaign dollars this time on mainstream republicans looking to beat back tea party encustom bents who they think are bad for business, because for the country. roger altman is with advisory firm evercore, and was deputy treasury secretary in the clinton administration. steve al mendorf is a strategist of some renowned. thanks for coming on. i've always taken your advice about how things are moving in the economy, what consumers are thinking, how debt affects consume

remains a vibrant business, much better than some of the competitors such as verifone and i think donahuea strong management team. i feel like this is probably going to keep going higher, not lower. >> good stuff. technical sell, fundamental buy. i blame your disagreement on the sghoon absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> check out the on-line addition of talking -- unless you can't access the internet because of the government shutdown. >> really? it's been a week? t minus 90 days until at the doorstep of another crisis. how can you d.c. proof your port flol? we'll get some names. >> later on, ibm is a big mess today. should the mere fact that the legendary ceo, sam stepped down about two years, leave be a sell signal? herb greenberg and jim cramer are here and discuss and debate, but first, bill griffeth, do you have a show today or not because of the government shutdown? >> oh, do we ever sully. coming up, look at this. the s&p 500 is on pace to close at a record high. find out if it's full steam ahead. the turmoil in d.c. has been pushed to the sidelines for the moment

was it phil donahue, stephen colbert, dr. phil? >> i'm going to say "a." >> phil donahue, right?. >> arsenio hall. >> you didn't know the answers. >> whoop whoop whoop. >> how is it doing? >> doing really well. >> nice, nice guy. >> of course he created the woof woof woof thing. also had bill clinton on in 1992 playing the sax famous interview put him over the edge. >> that's right. joanna, her birthday. which of the following tv hosts is not an oscar -- is not also an oscar nominee? >> ellen degeneres. >> is she right? >> yes. >> yes. she's right. >> hasn't done that many film roles. >> she's known for her talk show and finding nemo. maybe some day. >> she's talented in everything. >> like you. >> i know. i know, tim, love you, thanks so much. >>> halloween isn't -- >> wait, before you go. look what these guys are going to do for captain stubing. ready? ♪ the love boat soon we'll be making another run ♪ >> oh, my gosh. ♪ the love boat promises something for everyone ♪ for everyone ♪ we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it'

postmaster general patrick donahue had warned a senate committee that it would happen.he postal service is not funded by taxpayers...but is intended to function more like a private business. an agency spokesperson says the default is not related to the government shutdown. hyundai is offering to defer car payments for federal workers kept from their jobs by the government shutdown. the automaker announced today it would allow hyundai owners to stop making car payments for as long as the shutdown keeps them out of work. the company is also running an october promotion that will allow furloughed federal employees to buy or lease a new hyundai and not make payments for three months. it's the second day of the government shutdown. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed. with the government closed indefinitely, what are the next moves for congressional leadership and the white house? sunlen serfaty joins us live from washington with the latest. sunlen? 1) one thing i know a lot of people have 1) one thing i know a lot of people have found shocking about this

susan owe donahue.shington. >> the wireless capability allows mop toring of the device from home. the transmitter can check the device at night and transmit information to be sure the device is working properly, no serious rhythm problems and no fractures of the lead and that the bat remember is working. >> reporter: she says there's only a slim chance to access those controls remotely. to trigger a shock, you have to hold a wand right over the defibrillator. but those are all in the hospital. so to hack, you would have to be just a few feet away from the patient. >> once you've initiated contact with this wand, you can be in the same room but wireless. >> reporter: but other medical devices can be hacked into remotely from a distance. one experts recently demonstrated how an insulin pump can be -- >> and a postscript, brian tells us the food & drug administration is stressing its concern that these devices can be hacked. in fact just this past june they called on health care professionals and equipment

vote fog a price rise he has to answer because this is what the former labour energy spokesman, lord donahue said in the house of lords and he should listen to this he was their energy spokesman. he said this, i have never spoken against the labour amendment in 28 years in this house but i am troubled by the consequences for ordinary people. the amendment will raise the cost of living and is in conflict with a future price freeze! that is it, from labour's own policy spokesman in the house of lords. the fact is the whole country could see he is a one-trick pony and he run out of road. >> if he wants to talk about what people are saying, if he wants to talk about what people are saying -- >> order. members try to recover some semblance of calm, it would be good for the health, beneficial to their well-being of the they must try to grow up even after the age of 16. ed millie brand. >> his own man he put on climate committee says his figures are false. that is what he said. he has opportunity to do something for the public next week. he has an energy bill going through parliament. instead of hi

thomas donahue talk to reporters this morning. wanted ted cruz to sit down and shut up, he said it was something he might be able to work on. here is part of that exchange. >> i don't know senator cruz. him.e all getting to watch think of thank him -- about him as a tennis player. if you're going to rush the net all the time, you have got to have a lot of motion to the left and right area he has not proved to me that yet. of the as a member senate, has tried to push the things he supports and resist the things he doesn't support and we will try to work with him wherever we can. what ever the issue, it is not the substance but what is the result and how you're going to get it done. we will see where it goes. what kind of -- the business community would like him to sit down and shut up. >> have might be one thing we can work on. [laughter] >> [indiscernible] >> i don't know. we are trying to look at this than a broader context of just one person. you know a lot of democrats in the senate's -- senate that are worried about the upcomi

in san francisco, dave donahue, planned to take his wife and 11-day-old child to meet the grandmother in mexico. baby mayo doesn't have a passport, and the passport office is closed. so they are going to have to forgo that trip. danny, a retired beat cop from philadelphia, brought to washington, d.c. by his daughter and son-in-law because he had just lost his wife of cancer, was here to see the washington monuments, except now he's seeing them all from the outside. never going to go in to see the air and space museum. what do we tell victoria thomas, 26, who has a 4-year-old daughter who cannot find childcare now because there have been nine head start programs that have been closed? i can't afford childcare with my limited resources, she said, as a single mom who is studying for a master's degree in business, and she worries her daughter will fall behind. she's learning so much, she says. the program is preparing her for kindergarten next year. mr. speaker, the word is squander, and it's time for us to reopen the government. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired.