navy federal credit union. >> most recently pulling under russian tank production. i spoke to ceo -- a ceo and abu dhabi. we developed for infantry vehicles. production of those infantry vehicles we use to be selling continue we modernizing and the technology is very popular. >> absolutely. asia. in southeastern also in northern africa. russia is currently undertaking it in syria. it has demonstrated our capabilities of this technology. our aircraft and aviation technology has proven to be quite effective. our missile group also. it was advertisement free of charge. they were responsible for our sales. in closing,spoken, there is prediction of great growth in terms of revenue. can you talk about where you anticipate that growth coming from? >> the biggest part is weapon sales. 70% of the company we have mostly is a defense company. and 30% of ministry of defense russia as well. we also realize that this will so that is whyr is,025 our objective according to the strategy we to make theed, other sales up to 50%. final question. is for theportunity investors in russia?

navy federal credit union. a newt week, we reported partnership in the u.s. naval service center. now on the partnership and what it means for the navy. >> it is about informing the people of the possibilities behind these kind of partnerships. it is pretty easy. is where the boundaries and those partnerships aren't getting everyone convinced that it is ok. so really, it was a campaign of information and assurance that you can do this within the rounds. the congress is leaning forward, establishing a mechanism. >> of course, we heard quite a bit in terms of what this offers . it what does this offer to the navy? >> we have tremendous capacity that was built for a history of 125 years. we have a tremendous amount of capacity. to not lose that capability. we maintain those flexibilities. it buys the cost down for the navy to maintain. and it is used to produce useful things. and it is being for the navy to pay for all the time. i can continue to use it. we can use it together. it is really attractive for the navy. >> what is the hope that can come out of that and benefit the militar

was submitted to congress, it was approved, and in january 1870, virginia was readmitted to the federal union over the signature of then president ulysses s. grant. people come into the hall they are immediately struck by the presence of an unusual object. virginia has an honest to goodness authentic mace. you can see that it is made of sterling silver. the mace was made in birmingham back in the 1930's and presented to the house of delegates. and keeping in tradition of the maces, we actively deploy our mace on the floor of delegates. the sergeant of arms will come into this chamber and take the mace out of its display case. it will make a left turn at the washington statute. and when the speaker gives the nod, the sergeant of arms will hold the mace up in front of the numbers and say, the virginia house of delegates is now in session. right now we are standing on the floor of the virginia house of delegates chamber. we are located in the east wing of the virginia state capitol. ever since 1906, this room has been the meeting place for 100 lawmakers chosen by the people of virginia. the lawm

house looking to have a badger state broke up the power of its public unions, and it sounds like federal unions were just put on notice z28cnz zwtz y28cny ywty . neil: coming up the white house talking to wisconsin governor scott walker about how he broke up the government unions in the badger state. why that talk could bring down neil: the white house is talking to wisconsin's republican governor scott walker about how he took on public unions and his state and won. now, a lot of folks say that he weakened the collective bargaining power to save taxpayers money. no matter where you stand on this, charles, you say if we take it nationwide, it would save taxpayers everywhere a lot of money. >> i think it would. i think there's a reason why public sector unions are hanging in there in the private sector they've all but disappeared. it's a honey pot. it's a self-serving money machine at the expense of taxpayers. they cut themselves these amazing deals, and they're allowed to represent themselves in a way that seems really dumb in many ways. so if they can replicate the success that walker had in w

was submitted to congress, it was approved, and in january 1870, virginia was readmitted to the federal union over the signature of then president ulysses s. grant. hallpeople come inside the they are immediately struck by , the presence of an unusual object. it is staged front and center. virginia has an honest to goodness authentic mace. you can see it on display in this case. it is made of english sterling silver. it has a more recently applied 24 karat gold finish. the mace was made in birmingham back in the 1930's and presented inthe house of delegates 1974. and in keeping with the tradition of maces, we actively deploy our mace on the floor of delegates during each day of active session. the sergeant of arms will come into this chamber, put on white gloves, take it out of the display case, make a left turn at the washington statue, and head to the hall where they convene. when the speaker gives the nod, the sergeant of arms will hold the mace up in front of the members and says, the virginia house of delegates is now in session. right now, we are standing on the floor of the virginia ho

i also had my own ideas about how to knit ourselves together a better federal union which is of course a better story. time, i r the course of was the author of more than half papers.ederalist there were 85 of them. john jay wrote five of them. mr. madison wrote around 30 of them. i wrote the remainder of them. public relations blitz answering the critics of those who did not want a new ratified and at the same time trying to explain what the new government would do. hamilton, so i understand one of the things you bring t would do would everybody together so that we ould have a federal government that could better protect and serve everybody and it sounded like a really good idea. campaign was quite convincing. received a copy of the new constitution in 1787. that it was an excellent start. on which ood canvas only a few spots needed retouching. was entranced by some of the improvements, some of what they accomplished. the -- smaller states. the electoral college was good until americans to be able d enough to handle the authority to senators andir own the president which won't take bu

navy federal credit union. aaron: welcome back to "defense news." in early january, "air force times" was given access to u.s. air forces base in the middle east. reporter stephen losey talked with some of the forces leading the fight against isis. he looks at the role >> ultimately, our strategy is to defeat daesh and to get them iraq'siraq and restore ability to take care of their citizens and their country. : how is the united states going to do that? >> we are doing that by supporting the iraqi armed forces both in the air and by advise and assist missions on the ground, embedding ourselves at the tactical level and strategic level, assisting them in their operations. 386th contribute to the effort? >> the way the 386th contributes inthe fight against isil iraq, this aircraft you see behind me, we airlift support, passengers and cargo to help facilitate forces. we have electronic attack aircraft here, the ec-130, supporting the fight. we have intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance, as well as strike m

navy federal credit union. aaron: welcome back to "defense ."ws i am aaron metta. we are joined by naval correspondent chris cap this. we are going waterways run the gulf. what are we talking about? chris: everyone is family with the streets of hormuz, a flashpoint between iran and the united states. the media has been reporting on this for years. it's the only way in and out of the persian gulf. the strait of harm lose his right here. what is lesser-known is a strait that is more strategic, and that is at the base of the saudi arabian peninsula. this is a name that doesn't trip off peoples tongues yet. it doesn't get recognition. it's perhaps even more strategic. about 8% of the oil moving on any given day in the world is passing through this strait. every ship that goes through europe, the pacific, they have to come through the this strait. aaron: u.s., french, british. chris: it's everybody. it's a major choke point. this is now threatened by the ongoing war in yemen. we have a government in yemen that is -- allied with saudi arabia fighting a civil war with hou

i would like to extend our thanks to john millgrass and the officers federated union being a true partner to make these reform, john, they wouldn't have happened without your support. thank you. [ applause ] we must also think differently how we support and engage older adu adults. the notion people are stilly retired at 62 or 65 is different than what i see everyday. and most still have tons of time and talent available to do something else. i turned 60 in november. 60! i remember thinking that was ancient when my dad turned 60. now, he's 88 and he's still the smartest and most informed person i know, dad, nobody gives better advice than you do. [ applause ] there are thousands of citizens in massachusetts who are still very much in the game in their 60s, 70s and 80s and there will be more as our population continues to age. i'll be signing an executive order in the coming weeks to establish a council on older adults to focus on policies and programs to make it possible for older adults and seniors to live vibrant purposeful lives here in the commonwealth. [ applause ] finally, too many

one in three californians, according to this poll, want to repudiate our federal union and its constitution. we can only hope that the polling is wrong or that the disaffected californians who answered the poll in this fashion did so with reckless abandon that calm reflection will cure. but it is impossible to avoid the implication that so many people in my afflicted state hold so little loyalty to our country that they would support a measure that willfully reynolds it asundayer. these movements, nullification cession is turbulent. in these times our greatest strengths are our rule of law, our constitutionalist institutions and that loyalty of americans to their priceless legacy of freedom and justice and the union that preserves them. every person who takes the oath of office under our constitution swears an oath to support and defend the constitution. these modern resurrections of the long buried doctrines of nullification and secession strike at the heart of the constitution. this would undermine the very foundation of our american civilization. they ought to be condemned in the stronge

and millie hallo, vice chairman of the american conservative union federation. director of the american conservative union, dan schneider. [applause] [inaudible conversations] ♪ >> where's my mom? >> welcome, cpac 2017. you are all here. this is very good crack this. you know we have special people coming live tomorrow and that means going through and waking up in all of that. are we ready to do that? in the staff here, last night you got four hours of sleep. >> it's been a while. >> today you get to meet violet. violet was born in the middle of our cleveland offense. some of you may have been to our cleveland event at the convention as mike pence was given his very first speech after donald trump announced he would be the vice presidential nominee. car and was in the delivery room giving birth to violet. clark tax >> so now i think it's a great time to thank our sponsors. >> we do have great sponsors. these are the sponsors who make this possible and sponsors to stand for the american values the conservative union stands for. >> what happened to pursuit of happi

navy federal credit union. >> mike: kevin durant returning to okc for the first time after signing with. they played twice in oakland earlier this season. his two highest-scoring games of the year against his former team. 39 and 40. and he had another brilliant r performance tonight with 34. and as for golden state, another win. they came into the game, 45-8, that's the seventh best start after 53 games in nba history. seventh all-time and they're only three games back of last year's record pace. ian clark throws it away. abrines has it as both teams have emptied their bench. westbrook's night is over as well. steve levy and some of his closest friends getting ready for "sportscenter" after the game. >> mark: i thought you were supposed to break the news he had a fish sandwich for lunch and he walked the streets of oklahoma city. >> jeff: he broke the story of the mahogany restaurant for turning durant and the warriors, they wanted to rent the whole restaurant out, steve levy breaking news. >> mark: that's getting it done. >> mike: he's been getting it done for a long time. abrines hit

navy federal credit union. >> mike: kevin durant returning to okc for the first time after signing with. they played twice in oakland earlier this season. his two highest-scoring games of the year against his former team. 39 and 40. and he had another brilliant r performance tonight with 34. and as for golden state, another win. they came into the game, 45-8, after 53 games in nba history. seventh all-time and they're only three games back of last year's record pace. ian clark throws it away. abrines has it as both teams have emptied their bench. westbrook's night is over as well. steve levy and some of his closest friends getting ready for "sportscenter" after the game. >> mark: i thought you were supposed to break the news he had a fish sandwich for lunch and he walked the streets of oklahoma city. >> jeff: he broke the story of the mahogany restaurant for turning durant and the warriors, they wanted to rent the whole restaurant out, steve levy breaking news. >> mark: that's getting it done. >> mike: he's been getting it abrines hit the free throw. >> mark: come on, man, seriously. >>

someone robbed the navy federal credit union branch in potomac yard. almost as soon as it opened this morning. the thief reportedly even dropped some cash in crystal city. police, though, say it wasn't a lot of money and they quickly found it. so far, no arrests in the case. jonathan: how about this? hours after raising hundreds of dollars for a program that feeds the homeless, a church in columbia heights discovered that the money was gone. stolen. as mike carter-conneen reports the thief made off with not only the cash but the safe that was holding it. >> program at st. stephen and the incarnation episcopal church serves hot meal to the homeless and vulnerable residents. >> because we provide so many resources here this is particularly saddening for us to experience. >> they discovered that the safe had been stolen. >> it was a fundraiser saturday night. with the cameras inside and outside there is surveillance footage of the thief. it appears to be a man who uses a chair cart and then a wheelchair to move the safe out and away from the building. >>

we have a number of federal employee unions at the customs and border control. border patrol. we have not looked at it independently. that's all i have. i yield. >> thank you. >> mr. chair. >> i recognize from florida ms. dennings for five minutes. do not i apologize if it are to cover a distance i was the room. i believe i heard you say, mr. horwitz that you do not have the subpoena power to require retired fbi agent to come and testify. but could you possibly ask the chairman of this committee to subpoena a retired fbi employee. >> we wouldn't go into that, but by way of example, when we were unable in our fast and furious review to interview the former u.s. attorney who had resigned, we could not get the evidence. we actually came to this committee which had the individual and the testimony it had done of the individual's testimony. and that only occurred because we were on parallel tracks with our investigations. that normally will not be the case. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from the district of columbia, ms. norton. >> thank you, mr. chairman.

find it really interesting about this particular story, as you rightly said, the police federation, the trade union a conversation about whether a knobbly should be armed, and they asked their members and found that most of them believe that they should have taser is, but that only one in four thinks that all police officers should carry guns. this is an important issue, we are one of the few countries in the world where police officers do not routinely carry firearms, and i think that is why we have so few incidents of police officers being killed by firearms. in any other country, your first option should you have a gun is to shoot the police officer, but that is one of the strength that we have in our policing. we are rare in that we have a sense of community policing, the police are not separate from the community, they police by consent. it is good to see that the vast majority still don't want weapons.” thought that one in for thinking they should carry guns actually is quite an advance on a few years ago. yes, i think so, and quite an advance on a few years ago. yes, ithink so, and i can qui

stuart: that's federal unionized collective bargaining. public sector.dent trump is wildly popular with private sector unions, that's right. maria: that's what i was going to say one word for you nafta. trying to do it right now while he's got many unions in his corners because they're happy he's about to rip up nafta. what did nafta do? okayed companies taking their production and going overseas and to mexico at a cheaper level and selling back to america and because it was okay to do during free trade of nafta, it became a template. unions hate it, they think it encroached on their jobs and that's why they're all in on trump. stuart: we're looking at developments from president trump as a positive and i think it's legitimate to say they're positive. we're ignoring the background noise from the left which is demonizing this president. ashley: obstruction on every step of the way. every turn of the corner, every roadblock. all they've got to be honest. stuart: for everyday america, does this cloud of opposition from the left, this contempt that they hold

navy federal credit union. >> jenna: a fox news weather alert. severe flood nothing san jose, california. water overflowed the banks of the coyote river forcing folks out of their home and shut down u.s. 101 south of san francisco. rescue crews using boats to take the evacuees to a decontamination center to wash off flood waters filled with garbage and debris and sewage. and more rain on the way. there was an avalanche near lake tahoe and more snow could be on the way. so everybody is anticipating roll out of the next executive order to clarify the issues of the first one. how is it going to be different this time. >> nothing was wrong with the first order. there was a flawed judicial ruling. the president read the statute that clearly states he has the power as president to restrict when necessary in the national security interest. however, because of the need to protect our country and protect our citizens, the president will issue a new executive action based off the judicial ruling, flawed that it may be to keep our people and country safe an

tonight, i am proud to announce that navy federal credit union has agreed to locate 1,400 new jobs and invest $102 million in frederick county. [cheers and applause] i hope you will join me in welcoming navy federal ceo cutler dawson and vice chair of the frederick county board of supervisors gene fisher, who are here tonight to celebrate this major victory for our commonwealth. [applause] and i am very pleased that we beat out the state of florida for this important project. [applause] they have sharks in the water everything down there. forget it. [laughter] bringing new projects like this one to virginia is critically important. in fact, i just took the red-eye back after two days of business outreach in california, and we are closing in on bringing thousands of new jobs and billions in investment to virginia, which we will announce this year. but we also need to build lasting infrastructure that will generate even more jobs and economic activity for generations to come. and working together, we are doing just that. last year we passed a budget that invested more than $1 billion in

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navy federal credit union. ♪ >> bill: impact segment tonight, president trump reacted to the generalnn situation, a joint press conference with israeli product prime minister netanyahu. >> from intelligence play papers are being leaked, criminal acti, criminal acts. it has been going on for a long time, before me. now, it is really going on. people are trying to cover up for a terrible loss that the democrats had under hillary clinton. i think it is very, very unfair, what has happened to general flynn, the way he was treated >> bill: joining us not to react, geraldo rivera and eric bolling. bolling, president trump thinks what happened to general flynn was unfair, why did he ask for his resignation? >> he can think what was happening to general flynn was unfair. i do come too. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. if you are the president, you feel the general is a patriot, really served his country well, treated unfair, why do you boot him out? >> he said treated unfairly by the press. of course -- >> bill: why would you stand behind them? >> as trump said, or a spokesman spicer said, there w

navy federal credit union. >> we are going take this budget.only been here for weeks so i can't take too much of the blame for what's happened but it's absolutely out of control and were going to do things that are going to be tremendous over the years. we have to take care of our military. health care is moving along nicely. >> bret: president trump talking about the budget and the upcoming rollout of an obamacare replacement. also you have tax reform that is said to be readying in the next couple weeks for a rollout of his -- of its own. let's bring in our panel. mercedes schlapp, a.b. stoddard, charles krauthammer. mercedes, you hear the president. i think a lot of people get focused on the day-to-day. you have some big things happening. one is the obamacare replacement which is expected at the beginning of march and the tax reform rollout that at some point is going to be coordinated probably also within the month of march. >> congress has been trying to move forward on obamacare first. they are trying to figure out the component of what th

it's no more about union and federation. at is happening, you are laughing a bit at my books but at the same time i was the one who said we need a banking union before we can overcome the financial crisis. in the meanwhile you agree that the banking union is now in place. how europe can save the world was your title in 2009. frankly europe has done nothing to save the world in the last seven years. we didn't have the institutions on a european level that were necessary. i already explained to you, we are still a loose confederation of nation states based on the unanimity rule where we act always too little too late. i have described the financial crisis in the book as a typical example of that. and i said we need a banking union and today we have a banking union. you laughed at me as prime minister when i proposed a number of initiatives for the defence union. today these initiatives, european headquarters for example, are on the table. when you talk like this, mr verhofstadt, you play into the hands of people like nigel fara

but then when it meets the veterans dc-based veterans group or the american federation unions or someid something about accountability, but it really doesn't change the environment. what can you say to viewers out there that want to make sure you're committed to a real accountability bill? >> yeah. well, look, if we get a bill and if it doesn't work, you can expect i'm going to be back in front of congress saying this didn't work. but the bottom line is the results. okay? and we're going to have to have a workforce that is committed to making sure that the right people are working there. i think there's nothing demoralizing to the thousands and thousands of people who serve every day in the va doing a fantastic job. very committed. i see it when i practice in the va. these are the best people in health care working the va. but when you have one or two or three people that really aren't doing their job, they bring everybody down. so the best thing i know from my private sector experiences, you've got to deal with that. you have to get them out of the system because it helps not only th

carries a prize of $750 for cohen and $500 for the runners up from the articling community federal credit union >> we sponsored them with financial prizes and by displaying the artwork in the branch gallery. >> when it's out there and i can see the photo on every car i'll be like that is my picture. that is mine. kellye: a photo that will be out starting this summer. michelle: iranian baby blocked from entry to the u.s. because of the travel ban rivered at the u.s. hospital. rashad made it to a hospital in portland, oregon, last night. the 4-month-old will undergo potentially life-saving procedure for a heart defect there. there are two holes in that baby's heart. her travel waiver had to go all the way up to the secretary of state rex tillerson. should vets declaws cats? new jersey could be the first state in the country to put that into law. a state lawmaker says declawing is barbaric. the veterinary association doesn't want politicians telling doctors what to do saying declawing isn't medically necessary and doesn't happen much anymore. jonathan: let's talk sports and success. elijah brooks

navy federal credit union. >> sandra: a number of the president's cabinet nominees have been clearedcommittee, but democrats are not going to let neil gorsuch off the hook so easily, promising an all out war against the conservative darling. mike emanuel live from capitol hill. the supreme court nominee paid a visit to capitol hill today, mike. how did that go? >> well, sandra, good afternoon. judge neil gorsuch has been doing some initial outreach. he met with chuck grassley a short time ago. senator grassley said essentially he's looking forward to a thorough vetting of judge gorsuch but hinted that he does not want any unnecessary delays and top senate leaders are also talking about this critical high court nomination. >> we democrats will insist on a rigorous but fair process. there will be 60 votes for confirmation. any one member can require it. many democrats already have. and it is the right thing to do. >> senator barack obama, not senator hillary clinton, not senators joe biden or ted kennedy. in fact not a single one of the democrats that still serve with us opposed him. >

navy federal credit union. >> all right, so we come in with this fox news alert of a meeting that isoing on, a lunchtime meeting, executives from harley-davidson and union leaders are meeting with the president right now, this is the south lawn. let's watch this together and in just a moment they are going to be talking, this is playback that we just got into fox news. so this is just a few seconds old, and everybody gets the tape playback, and then we can listen to what they say. meanwhile, there was some question about whether or not they would show up on their motorcycles as they meet with these executives, but let's watch and listen. [inaudible] [camera shutters] >> all right, it's a little hard to hear the words there, but some laughter around the fact about who would be writing which by, harley-davidson, as you know, sandra and i were talking during the break, their bikes are made here in america, and as the president meets with their executive and union leaders, we'll get some sort of information out of their actual lunch. but for right now they are gathered on the south lawn

by a says police chiefs in four cities have agreed not to cooperate with federal immigration officials including fremont, union city, newark and hayward.>> those actions separate us, divide us and create fear. hostility towards police officers that do not support that action. >> the money for the legal defense fund is coming from the san francisco foundation. >>> it's the case of the missing jersey. hours after patriots quarterback tom brady led his team to super bowl tree a thief snatched his uniform. >> the jersey, i put it in my bag and i came out and it was gone. it's unfortunate. that's a nice piece of memorabilia. if it shows up on ebay someone let me know. >> you can see that he did his interview wearing a championship t-shirt not his jersey. not only did he wear his jersey to victory he also accepted his mvp award and it. the houston police department is launching an investigation into the -- who took the jersey. track the patriots returned home , they were greeted with a heroes welcome. the real celebration is tomorrow during the parade. they are celebrating in great britain.>>> cannon salutes in lond

the union withdrew a federal lawsuit after the state delayed laying off 100 firefighters until later this month. >>> to south jersey were 500 jobs are coming to camden county. the health care broke ground at pennsauken wednesday. the company is consolidating 13 locations into one office here. the company got a tax break of $18 million to set up shop in new jersey. now to montgomery county -- >> by the board of christianers of abington township -- >> by the board of commissioners of abington township -- >> thank you. >> abington now has a new chief officer. john livangood was sworn in yesterday. >>> it will make it easier for programs for pre-k programs. they include an interactive map to go district by distinct to allow parents to see what pre-k programs are available. >>> president trump's secretary of state is expected to hit the ground running. >> the first full day on the job for rex tillerson. >>> also, medical refusal. >>> and the vaughn corrections facility in smyrna, inmates holding two hostage right now. we'll have a live look at the scene. we'll have updates on air and onli

the firefighter's union withdraw a federal lawsuit to lay off 118 firefighters. the threatened layoffs were part of the state's takeover of atlantic city's finances. >>> in bucks county, a new report details five cases of sex abuse at a boarding school. that report released this morning describes the culture of concealment, from the 1950s to 2005, describe aing abuse by teachers. prosecutors can only prosecute one of the cases. >>> there is new life that would give child sex abuse victims more time to seek justice. the bill was eliminated in child sex abuse indication and it would extend the time allowed for civil cases to be filed. the legislation died last year but the pennsylvania senate reintroduced it today. >>> new reports say pennsylvania schools are treading water. the reports surveys 361 districts. they found many districts found their financial picture improve. but 70% predict they will have to raise property taxes this year. and nearly all anticipate their financial conditions will be the same or worse. >>> right now at 6:00, president trump says he wa

we had federal employee unions and customs and border patrol. but we haven't looked at it independently. >> that's all i have and i will yield back. >> mr. chair. >> the gentleman from florida for five minutes. >> i apologize if we have already covered this since i was late coming into the room. i believe i heard you say we do not have the power to require the fbi agents to come and testify. coulbut could you ask the chairn of this committee to subpoena the retired fbi employee? >> we wouldn't go and do that but by way of example, we were able in the fast and furious review to interview the former u.s. attorney who had resigned. we came to the committee which had subpoenaed the individual and the committee agreed to share the testimony that it had done in the individual testimony. so that is an avenue that we have used. that normally will not be the case. the chair recognizes the district of columbia ms. norton. that's what appeared to be violations in the act this committee championebut thiscomme whistleblower protection act. indeed, i note iro

unionized workers from striking. another bill allows nonunion b.a.r.t. employees to run the system during future strikes. the bills will now go to a senate committee. >>> southwest airlines is filing a federal complaint claiming union leaders told mechanics to decline to work overtime. the airline says that's harming operations and driving up costs. southwest says it relies on the overtime shifts to keep up with necessary maintenance work. in a statement, the union says it cautions its members against any organized attempt to avoid overtime. >>> today's storm is causing delays for air travelrs in the bay area. you're looking live at san francisco international airport tonight. that's where airlines have cancelled 170 flights. many other flights face delays, averaging between 30 and 60 minutes. most delays at sfo affect short haul west coast flights. oakland has about 20 cancelled flights and mineta san jose had 17. you can get the best information by checking with your airline, of course. >>> state water officials say they have dropped water levels at lake oroville enough to handle a new round of storms this week. the lake level was 861 feet this morning. 850 feet is considered the right le

time spent by federal workers when they are on the clock but they are doing union activities. i filed a bill for the last several sessions wanting a report of official time spent by federal workers. is this something that either one of you have done or have made, had a request to do in your duties? i will start with you. mr. horowitz: we have not had a request made of us. >> the only component, i think the only component is the bop has a union but most of the other parts of the justice department do not have. >> is that something you would do if you were requested to? mr. horowitz: what i would like to do is consider the issue, talk with my auditors and try to understand better what it would entail. >> opm has produced it in the past but they do not do it routinely. so that is my issue. ms. buller: w'ee've never done one, nor had a request to do it. >> do you think it is important? to what degree do you have union workers. ms. buller: the peace corps does have a union but i've would have how strongo see what, the union is and the number of members and whether or not there would