the question occurs on the felton nomination. the yeas and nays have been ordered. the clerk will call the roll. the presiding officer: are there any senators wishing to vote or to change their vote? seeing none, on the matter of the felton confirmation, the votes are 75 yeas, 21 nays. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to the mcsweeny nomination, which the clerk will now report. the clerk: federal trade commission, terrell mcsweeny of the district of columbia to be a federal trade commissioner. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will now be two minutes of debatey queel divided in the usual -- debate equally divided in the usual form. without objection, all time is yielded back. the question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. there is. the yeas and nays have been ordered. the clerk will call the roll. vote:

. >> is interesting because nick felton spoke about twitter really questions a lot of the assumptionsbout the founding of twitter and what we already knew. he says jack is more of a marketing genius. how do you respond to that? >> jack is very talented at marketing. look at square. it is just taking off. >> what about products? >> he's great at product. jack is an artist at heart. he thinks very abstractly about product. maybe that is where the confusion lies, because when he first described square to me, and i invested in it, which i am very glad about, he talked about payments. why payments? he said payments are a form of social interaction. we do it every single day. we look another person in the eye and we give them money for coffee. this is a social transaction. i saw the light. he's taking that thing we're been doing for centuries and making it into an experience, and a beautiful experience of a beautiful product. >> you have your own telling in here about the founding of twitter. it's almost like setting the record straight. >> i lived it is what i saw. >> you seem to have done

they say felton street and 40 third has long been a dangerous area. now their worst fear has come to pass. a three year old on a bicycle hit and critically injured. police say this pick up truck had a green light and turned right into the little boy. >> we know the child was a few feet in front of the rest of the group. we also know all parties had a green light at this intersection. >> reporter: authorities say the driver is cooperating, but they say these types of accidents are aa growing problem? san francisco. they say educating people about safety has become a priority. >> even if you have the right- of-way, we want people to take an extra 2nd to look both ways before entering into the intersection. >> reporter: changes to the signs and traffic signal at this intersection helped a bit, but what happened today proves more needs to be done. >> we've always said it's going to take somebody getting seriously hurt for something to happen and that to me is too late already. >> reporter: so far no charges have been filed in this case. the three year old

masonic; 44 o'shaughnessy; 45 union/stockton; 47 van ness; 48 quintara/24th street; 52 excelsior; 54 felton; 71l haight noriega limited; f market & wharves; j church; k ingleside; l taraval; m oceanview; n judah and t third street. explanatory documents include a staff report, resolution, mmrp, proposals sf 712341234 various muni lines. >> item 8: 8. amending transportation code division ii, section 601 to eliminate the transit-only area on potrero avenue from 22nd street to 24th street northbound and to designate a transit-only area on potrero avenue from 18th street to 25th street southbound, and approving traffic and parking modifications to implement seven fast-track segments along rapid transit routes included in the transit effectiveness project's the travel time reduction proposals including:1234 >> director riskin? >> thank you mr. chair. good morning. mr. chair, members of the board, obviously this what we are contemplating today is the culmination of about 8 years worth of work, really tremendous work by mta staff by planning department staff, the city attorneys office and many ot

madam president, i now ask unanimous consent that at 2:30 this afternoon, the senate proceed to the felton nomination under the previous order. further, that following disposition of the felton nomination, the senate proceed to the mcsweeney nomination, also under the previous order. further, that following the disposition of the mcsweeney nomination, the senate proceed to executive session to consider calendars number 06, 619 and 522, that there be two minutes for debate equally divided between the two leaders or their designees prior to each vote and upon the use or yielding back of that time, the senate proceed to vote with no intervening action or debate on the nominations in the order that i have listed, that any roll call votes following the first in the series be ten minutes in length, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table, with no intervening action or debate, that no further motion be in order to the nominations, that any statements related to these nominations be printed in the record, and that president obama be immediately notified of the senate's ac

it happened at 40 third and felton. anne ruben is at the scene. >> reporter: the trouble they say, lots of speeding cars, lots of pedestrians, and what they call a disregard for traffic signals. this tiny bike is evidence. a three year old was riding it across the intersection when he was struck by a turning pick up truck. >> we do know the child was a few feet in front of the rest of the group. we also know that all parties had a green light at this intersection. >> reporter: authorities don't know what caused this accident, but they will investigate whether the driver was distracted. they say he is cooperating. >> a pick up truck went a few feet down before making a u turn. >> reporter: for neighbors, this accident comes as no surprise. >> i call it the folton speed way. it's a death trap, that corner. >> reporter: with lots of pedestrians leaving the park, it's long been a problem area. >> it was accidents almost every week here. >> reporter: since then, new signage help a bit according to residents, but they say it'

no, do i think a lot of people talked about it and felton easy about it? yes. does it seem like he's coming out of the whole thing and getting back into the 2016 mojo? yes. >> bob is wrong. the bear hug is going to hurt him more than the judge. no one really cares about the bridge thing. republicans don't care about the bear hug, it's not because they don't like bear hugs or they hate barack obama. they saw christie was trying to appeal to the moderate voter. >> we have to leave it there. don't forget to catch more of megyn's interview with governor christie tonight at 9:00 p.m. >>> on deck, want to know how you can have a more happy and productive life? a simple plan that begins with watching "groundhog day" a few more times. the rest of the plan after the break. ♪ ♪ put your little hand in mine ♪ put your little hand in mine ♪ there ain't mow hill or mountain we can't climb ♪ >> here's an interesting question. does the bill murray movie "groundhog day" hold a secret to living a happy life? charles murray, no relation to bill, he thinks so. his essay in the wa

raymond felton of the knicks, domestic dispute.rmor-piercing bullets, which every private citizen needs as we know. [ laughter ] >> seth: right. >> oscar pistorius. here's what i would say to anybody who any time they hear the word guns automatically goes off, like, "oh, they're going to repeal the second amendment." let's make a bet, you and me. let's say over the next five years -- we'll do a google search. we'll have an independent party monitor it. you keep track of how many good and constructive things are associated with atheletes having a gun, and i'll keep track of all the tragedies and criminality and folly. and let's see who comes out ahead or behind as the case may be. these things are directly connected. if the olympics were in paris, you wouldn't talk about vladimir putin. and unlikely you'd talk about controversies surrounding the french because they're not that overwhelming internationally. i don't know how you can do an olympics in sochi and not talk about the spectre of vladimir putin. >> seth: well, certainly the