i have a fun job i get to work in a company that makes games like farmville.roponent of play on our computer and on our smart phone by the we like to engage in real play. we're proud partners of rec and park we've built mraurgd and we're a young company and we feel we're just getting started. we are thrilled to are a be a part of this and on behalf of our employees happy holidays to everyone. thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you keb all right. are you rode to light a tree. the tree only goes on if you're really, really loud. are you ready to light the tree. already i'm going to ask the people behind me to stand up but welcome two special guests i'm going to ask those special folks to come up. joe pa did he is a painters that's worked in the department for the last 17 years and see that train out there you you know that that tarantula changes every year it's a different at home and today, we're honoring batkid and last year we honor the warriors and the giant and every year for the last 15 years joe paints that train for us. he spends the entire holiday seaming

i have a fun job i get to work in a company that makes games like farmville.roponent of play on our computer and on our smart phone by the we like to engage in real play. we're proud partners of rec and park we've built mraurgd and we're a young company and we feel we're just getting started. we are thrilled to are a be a part of this and on behalf of our employees happy holidays to everyone. thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you keb all right. are you rode to light a tree. the tree only goes on if you're really, really loud. are you ready to light the tree. already

that they will take this back up in january when they returned to keep negotiating on a larger "farmville" legislation. -- on aof the deal that larger farm bill legislation. reformsof the deal that pensions for federal employees, "the wall street journal" says this deal includes $12 billion in pension changes. the proposed changes would on civilian3% employees hired. 30 in 2014. so this is for new employees. so this is what the budget chairman said to say about this and how the two sides came together on it. [video clip] question what we are asking for here, they are hard-working dedicated people that we respect, but it is only right and fair that if they do something more toward their pensions just like the hard- working taxpayer pays for their pensions in the first place. >> i want to add some to do that. if we did not reach an agreement, we would be at sequestration levels very shortly and many of the same people would be facing furloughs, layoffs, and uncertainty. we have brought certainty back to all those people. murphy andwas patty paul ryan talking about the new deal. mark in phil

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. >> for the next " washington journal," we will focus on the "farmville". -- the farm bill. we will take your questions about the affordable care act and ongoing budget negotiations and will continue the discussion orkbudget talks with a new y democrat, jefferies, and a member of the budget committee. " washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7 a.m. eastern. >> friday at c-span, washington journal looks at the role of the national institutes of health. ernrting live at 7:30 east with director francis collins, on future projects, and the impact of sequestration. at 8:00, allergy and infectious diseases director anthony fauci, followed by eric green, the director of the national human genome research institute. , the national cancer institute director and that 9:30, a look at the national institute of mental health with the director thomas insel. all with your calls and comments live on c-span. several live events to tell you about this morning. jack lew will be at the pew charitable trust to discuss the state of financial reform. on c-span two at 8:45. a.m., member

figuring out the "farmville". , mr. weinerand it, never presented the -- mr.ner never presented the farm bill. they have so much work that has to be done. recess.ople go home on i do not know how many recesses they have had throughout the year. probably, for me and my friends with and a yield community, the biggest scandal that could, on the horizon. the farm bill has been under consideration for more than three years now within -- with an ability to make it work. kicked it forward a month into january. the law says we revert back to the 1949 farm bill. that is a major impetus for reaching a deal. this conference could reach a deal, and maybe a bill that will not pass the house. there will be democrats that believe the cuts in the food grosgrain, supplemental nutrition assistance program are just too deep. especially given we have artie cut $5 billion into serious problem of hunger in america. if you go to any food bank and ask the people who work there, they will tell you we have lots of people waiting in line for food who used to contribute to them. the repu

figuring out the "farmville". , mr. weinerand it, never presented the -- mr. boehner never presented the farm bill. they have so much work that has to be done. recess.ople go home on i do not know how many recesses they have had throughout the year. probably, for me and my friends with and a yield community, the biggest scandal that could, on the horizon. the farm bill has been under consideration for more than three years now within -- with an ability to make it work. kicked it forward a month into january. the law says we revert back to the 1949 farm bill. that is a major impetus for reaching a deal. this conference could reach a deal, and maybe a bill that will not pass the house. there will be democrats that believe the cuts in the food grosgrain, supplemental nutrition assistance program are just too deep. especially given we have artie cut $5 billion into serious problem of hunger in america. if you go to any food bank and ask the people who work there, they will tell you we have lots of people waiting in line for food who used to contribute to them. the