galante thank you for being with us today. i've been doing this about five years, sitting on this committee and i don't think i've ever been quite as embarrassed as i am today by the tone and the substance of the hearing or by the way that you've been personally treated. you've been subjected to the entire repertoire of benghazi and your personal insurance and i think i heard you called a faceless bureaucrat. that kind of language and tone is beneath the dignity of this institution and earns us our single-digit approval ratings and it is violating any standard of gentlemanly this with anybody sitting back here should presume to aspire to. i used to work and affordable housing so i'm familiar with your work prior to taking this job you took this job in december 2012 at the request of the president of the united states, did you not? so 2012, four years after the meltdown you came in -- you might say that you came in at one of the most difficult times in the nation's housing and economic history because the president of the unite

galante, i describe no malevolent intent to you or your predecessors. i have no doubt that you and your staff work very hard, but in listening to your testimony, i am reminded of that famous line from the marx brothers film who are you going to believe, me or you're own eyes? what i've heard from you and your predecessor and the secretary from many years that all is well, and what i see with my own eyes is a congressional budget office report that shows a $60 billion swing from what was supposed to be a $15 billion savings, $45 billion savings as it has turned into a 15 billion-dollar cost. what i see with my own eyes is a gao report. congratulations, the fha has been added to the series. what i see with my own eyes is your letter dated september 27th. i noticed that you and many of my colleagues on the other side of the all used the phrase required mandatory appropriation. that might be the phrase in washington, the freeze on main street is bailout. what i've known from you and your predecessor is you have been so wrong for so long when it had to do wi

last stoodr galante before us it was 16.5 chilean dollars and 18 months later it stands at a staggering 17.3 trillion dollars and counting. -- $16.5 trillion and 18 months later it stands at a staggering 17.3 trillion dollars and counting. our national debt is the greatest facing our nation today. the former chairman has said that is the greatest threat to our national security is the national debt. erskine bowles have said it is like cancer and it will destroy this country from within. congressionalh budget office warned of our federal debt is unsustainable. yet a number of my democratic colleagues have asked to have the debt clock are removed from sight. reflecting a see no evil attitude when in fact president obama has said "do not pertain at america is going bankrupt." that similar doubt words were spoken in greece and detroit. the budget office reported that fha has misstated its projected recovery specifically the cbo has said mortgages and short of the past decade have had a net cost of $50 billion even though the initial estimate suggested 45 billion dollars in profits. that is

. >> i'm matt galant and this is theresa strosser.ere are only a couple things i can't stand in the world, candy corns and returning on a treadmill. squl i've got to tell you, if candy corn, it's a writeoff. but we oov got ways to jazz up your treadmill card owe. >> sick of card owe, card owe, card owe? is there anything else i can do on the treadmill it's so boring. >> you can get on the tread mile,me mile,ment. >> the best ways to get more excitement and more results on the treadmill. with the incline, it basically makes it harder. >> the first way to trick out the treadmill? add a lunch. we're going to lunge where we make sure we drop our knee every time and head straight. >> now i'm starting to get sore now. >> nerks, try it sideways. >> we're going to make sure we get our footing right. >> when i played for the patriots. >> there you go. walk the treadmill backwards. >> this gives you a nice spot right here. you're going to go ahead, watch, keep it sliegtly bent and keep on your toes right here. >> is anybody looking alt me like

. >> gracias, tÚ siempre tan galante. >> no, si no es galanterÍa es la verdad. >> hola enrique, te preguntarÍaiero como a una verdadera hija. >> estÁ bien, oscar. lo voy a tener en cuenta. aunque en esta ocasiÓn la razon de mi visita fue para pasar a felicitarte. ya me enterÉ de tu compromiso con tÍa pilar y de tu oferta de matrimonio. oscar. felicidades. >> gracias, enrique. (risas). >> sÍ, parece que al fin voy a perder mi solterÍa. (risas). >> mucha suerte y mucha salud. >> salud, eh. >> digo, sin salud no hay nada. >> gracias. bueno y ahora me disculpan por favor que tengo que salir. >> sÍ. >> linda, si algo se ofrece yo regresarÉ mÁs tarde. >> sÍ, estÁ bien licenciado. que le vaya bien. >> gracias, alina. (risas). >> mira nada mÁs, a su edad. >> Óyeme, que no. quÍtate ya. (risas). >> oye, tÚ ¿no has visto al niÑo? >> oye tÚ. ¿tÚ quÉ traes con el felipÍn? >> ¿por quÉ tanta pregunta por Él? >> te lo voy a repetir una vez mÁs porque de veras que eres tonta. eso es cosa que a ti no te importa. dime dÓnde estÁ y punto. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ, remedios? >> bien, nisa. ¿cÓmo te fue a ti? >> bien. >> ay o

[applause] as they say about the galante american war veterans, you were wounded -- you are wounded but not conquered. [applause] you might not realize, but there are americans all around the world doing great things for america. doing so much to keep their country, to keep the improbable american experiment alive. i've been blessed to have been able to travel the world in my 29 years, and am continually struck by american works. in december 2011 and january 2012, i spend an extended time in england and caught up with a friend from south carolina who had come to study abroad at oxford university through summit ministries. the summit oxford studies center is a study abroad program, combining the unique worldview approach of some universities with the academic strength of oxford, england. and foster scholarship for church and culture, propelling christian students forward as leaders in the disciplines and professions. it is run by kevin and angela bywater, profoundly exceptional americans. they have five beautiful young should add to live in a tiny village just outside of oxford. they are

the deputy was identified as jennifer galant. she's been with the sheriff's office for three years. >>> the investigation into possible hate crimes at san jose state is continuing to develop tonight. four students are now accused of committing hate crimes against their back roommate. ktvu's robert handa is at san jose state where we're expecting fuse from the school's president. >> we -- news from the school's president. >> reporter: the college president is on the verge of releasing another statement on this hate crimes case because their continues to be new developments. some new developments that we first reported on the 10:00 news. now we have been told that president's message will be they plan to review the case as part of its student conduct process. they're in the midst of that and that could lead to expulsion for the students accused and the 4th young man who sources identified as mark blanchard. san jose state is not naming him because he was a minor at the time. a juvenile has been charged in this case. the district at

. >> i'm matt galante. number one, when did thanksgiving become banksgiving?ears, more stores have been getting the jump on black friday by opening on thanksgiving. in the evening after employees have celebrated the holiday with their families. but now kmart has announced it will let shoppers in at 6:00 a.m. thursday and remain open until 11 p.m. on friday night. this story makes our list because you can just hear the outcry on social media. one post on the company's facebook page sums up many customers' emotions saying shame, shame, shame, greed kills. kmart says they'll do their very best to staff with seasonal associates and those who need to work holidays. but come on, it's a day for second helpings, not second shifts. >>> at number two, mommies posting up. if you're a mom with a child under five, guess what? you are the lifeblood of the digital age. [ laughter ] >> it's so retweetable. >> a new study shows moms with young kids are twice as likely to interact on social media with facebook being the overwhelming favorite. >> i thought you said this was an e

my '07 galant is three houses down. i've got neighbors crawling out of the basements. my son went and helped a gentleman, a neighbor whose roof had caved in on them. it was this eerie silence with when everybody got out and all hell broke loose. >> joining me is indiana governor mike pence. i know you've been touring the damage. what is the situation now in indiana? >> the situation now in indiana is we have about 22 counties that have property damage or have a confirmed report of a touchdown of a tornado. this was a very dangerous, very fast moving storm. it came on our communities like logansport very quickly. i started this morning in kokomo, indiana. i can tell you our hearts go out to our neighbors in illinois for the loss of life, the devastation we've witnessed through places like television reports. here we feel very blessed because of a lot of good common sense and good warnings and good public safety that here in indiana there was no loss of life. when you walk through the streets and walk through the homes, you really see how truly powerful this storm was an

i've got my '07 galant three houses down. i've got neighbo crawling out of the baseme.r neighbor that the roof caved in on him. it was just eerie silen when everybody got out and then all hell broke loose. >> talng about his experience you covered so many of these tornadoes. >> no matter h bad it looks on tv, it doesn convey . the tv by it's physical nature frames the video. en you're tre and in a 360 all you see is devastion, it really i mind boggling and this morning on wak up with al on the weather chann and tn earlier on today, we ran this video fm anthony curry from waington, illiis. it's enougho see the videout listen to the sound. take a listen. >> our father w are in heaven hallowed be their name. their will be done on earths it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread andforgive us our trespasses as we forgive those that tspass against us and lead us not int temperatu temptation but deliver us from en. >>> it gives you goosebumps loing at that. >> when i heard that this morning -- people tn to their faith because you never see anytng like this. you never