kurt garret estaba fuerte y saludable..taba de sus deportes favoritos y de la compaÑia de su novia, whitney. -- hoy a los 23 aÑos, y a tan solo un paso de graduarse.... una enfermedad en el higado se ha convertido en su mayor obstaculo.., --garret fue diagnosticado con "psc" .. una enfermedad cronica del higado que puede llegar a ser mortal... sot:20:23 i need a liver transplant --- el joven comenta la urgencia de recibir un trasplante de higado... es por eso que su hermano kyle esta tratando de recolectar dinero con este emotivo video en youtube sot: 00:43:25-1:01 -- el video acaparo la atencion de mas de tres mil personas.. y esta recibiendo donaciones a traves de transplants.o rg ... -- garret aÑade que una de las diez medicinas que debera tomar de por vida para controlar la enfermedad tiene un valor de mil dolares mensuales.. sot: 1:29 is not an option.. . --para garret rendirese no es una opcion.. y esta convencido de que recibira un trasplante y podra vivir la vida que desea.. cu outro: -- como se los comente hasta el

garret? mr. garret? no. ms. simpson? mr. campbell? mr. calvert? mr. aken. mr. cole. mr. price? mr. price, no. mr. mcclinton. >> no. >> mr. mcclintock, no. mr. jaffitz. mr. stutzman no. mr. langford, no. ms. black? mr. ribble, no. mr. yulescamp. >> no. mr. young. mr. woodall? no. mr. simpson? mr. simpson, no. mr. campbell. >> no. >> mr. campbell, no. >> mr.calvert? no. mr. van hollen, no. mr. dogget, aye. mcmccallum, aye. mr. yarmith, aye. mr. honda? aye. mr. ryan of ohio. ms. wasserman shultz. aye. ms. moore? ms. moore? aye. ms. caster, aye. mr. schuler, aye. ms. bass? ms. bass, aye. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. woodall. >> no. >> are there any other members who wish to vote or change their vote? hearing none, let the clerk show the report. mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14 and the nos are 18. >> the amendment is not agreed to. that was tier one. all right. now we are into tier two. these amendments are 15-minute amendments. so the author will get 7 1/2. can we do halves now? we can't do halves. that's right, we'll split it the other way then. going to mr. honda for the pur

garret? no. mr. price, no. mr. van hollen, aye. ms. schwartz? mr. doggett, ye. bloom blumenauer, aye. mr. honda? >> an informed yes. >> mr. honda, aye. mr. ryan of ohio? >> aye. >> miss wasserman-shultz? aye. ms. moore, aye. ms. castor? aye. mr. schuler? aye. ms. bass? ms. bonamici? aye. mr. chairman? >> no. >> any other members looking to vote or change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 13 and the nos are 21. >> the nos have it, the amendment is not agreed to. now mr. doggett we've dropped this to ten minutes? >> that's correct. >> that's very kind of you. you have to call the amendment up, the clerk will designate the amendment. >> an amendment offered by mr. doggett relating to education. >> recognized for ten minute ps. >> thank you, mr. chairman. for those who say they want to empower more individuals to control their educational future and their destiny, this is a an amendment you should support. it quite simply makes permanent the american opportunity tax credit or the more education tax credit as i sh

the supreme court, but he is an experienced lit garret and has won several cases in past years. he set up to make this principle argument, it seemed he choked, literally. we're not sure if that's because water went down the wrong pipe or as one administration official told us, he was overcome by the momentousness of the occasion. he began and sort of stumbled over his words at first. once the questions started flying, you know, he did as well as one would expect in that kind of situation. >> jess braveman writes this in the wall street journal back th administration's position, but also offered one of the toughest tests of the mandate, suggesting the government faced a very heavy burden on the requirement. you were in the courtroom. >> some justices, when they ask questions, are really telegraphing an issue, not so much -- kennedy, though, when he asks questions, it tends to reflect what he's really curious about and more of a genuine electual inquiry. like many things in life are along the blurry line and so forget. so his points were really two. in his concern about the law, h

garret? mr. garret no. mr. simpson? mr. campbell. mr. campbell, no. mr. calvert. mr. calvert, no. mr. aiken. mr. cole. mr. cole, no. mr. stetsman, no. mr. langford. mr. langford, no. ms. black. ms. black, no. mr. ribl. mr. ribbal, no. mr. mull vanny, no. mr. young mr. young, no. mr. amish, no. mr. gin ta, no. mr. aiken. mr. aiken, no. mr. vanholen, no. ms. captor. ms. captor aye. ms. mcculm. ms. mcculm, aye. mr. honda. mr. honda, aye. mr. ryan. mr. ryan, no. ms. moor. ms. caster. mr. shuller. ms. bass. ms. bass, aye. mr. simpson. >> absolutely not. >> mr. simpson, no. >> are there voters looking to change their vote. if not the clerk shall report. >> on that vote the ayes are 15 and the noes are 22. >> the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. we are recognizing mr. pascarel for the purposes of announcing an amendment. >> the clerk will designate the amendment. call out the amendment first. >> an amendment offered relatby pascarel. >> now the gentleman is recognized for nine minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. can we have the chart up here, please? out of all the positi

garret raised the question whether they should be doing more in some sense. so far we have not seen any indication that they proved inflationary. >> another question. does the federal reserve hold gold? >> no. >> so you don't hold any gold? >> i don't think so. maybe a little bit. do we have gold? looking at my colleagues there, i don't think so. >> somebody asked me to ask you that question. so -- i'm told we have gold certificates. >> gold certificates. and what do we do with those? >> they're part of our reserves. >> and can you furnish me with how much that is? we will. but what i do know is that the great bulk of u.s. gold is held by the treasury not by the fed. >> okay, thank you. so we've been trying to track cumulative effective the dodd/frank bill. it has about 400 rulemaking requirements in it. some of them you're required to comply with. and recently we reached a milestone i think of 400. we put out about 140 of the rules. and so we still -- so about a third of the way through there. it was alarming to find that basically the regulators themselves

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kind of our one weather problem the high winds and we are tracking a line of showers pushing in to garret, points west of cumberland. we will cross the area, should be in here after ten. the rest of the evening from the 70s to the 60s but it'll stay warm and windy. we will talk about how cooler it'll be by saturday and how fast we bounce back. that's coming up. >> thank you. it may be beautiful but the largest so la r flare has hit. sounds scary. jamie with a look at if the problems predicted happened. >> reporter: just kidding. so far the storm seems very strong but hasn't caused the disruptions scienckists said were possible. the outburst hit other planets, the field at about 6:00 and while radio communications at the authority and south pole were cut collect electronics were most fine. no gps information outages happened though sciencists say some are still possible because of the tail of it. don't get lost tonight. the storm took 36 hours to get here traveling 93 million-miles the sun. >> thank you. have you dreamed of getting a house for free? well for one couple their dream came tru

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there are showers already pushing in to garret county, points west of cumberland. that line through later tonight. this evening we stay dry, warm and windy, slowly falling the 70s to the upper 60'sw. will talk about how it changes by saturday. it's coming up. >> all right. thank you. sad news tonight from the maryland -- a 4-year-old snowy owl has died. she died on saturday. she had a recurring medical problem. a necropsy will be done to determine the cause of death. this is the second snowy owl to die in the last five months. >>> years of warnings to teens about the dangers of using tobacco have fallen on weave ears. despite education and advertisements, one in four high school seniors still smokes. that's according to a new report. more than 80% of them started by the time they were 18 and today more than 600,000 middle school students and 3 million high school students smoke. efforts to prevent them from using and chewing tobacco have all been unsuccessful. >> to many of our children are addicted, to many cannot quit and to many go onto die far to young. >> now

garret, no. mr. simpson. mr. simpson, no. mr. campbell. mr. calvert, no. mr. lankford, no. miss black, no. mr. flores, no. mr. mulvaney, no. mr. young. mr. young, no. mr. mosh. mr. mosh, no. mr. unta, no. mr. aiken. mr. aiken, no. mr. hollen. mr. van hollen, aye. miss schwartz, aye. miss captor, aye. mrs. mccollum, aye. mr.aye. mr. honda -- aye. mrs. wasserman-schultz. >> aye. mr. caster, aye. aye.chuler. mr. campbell. no. >> mr. campbell, no. mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. miss bass. miss bass, aye. >> any other members looking to vote or to change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 16. the the nos are 20. >> the nos have it.e recognize katherine. >> thank you, members of the committee. i have an amendment. >> the staff will hand out copies of the amendment. the gentle lady from ohio. >> an amendment offered by miss castor. >> gentle lady from ohio is recognized for nine minutes. >> thank you very much. the amendment i'm proposed would establish the veterans job corps. it would employ 20,000 returning veterans

garret? no. mr. simpson, no. mr. campbell? no. mr. calvert? no. mr. akin? mr. cole? mr. cole, no. mr. mcclintock? no. mr. affe? mr. sututzman? no. mr. langford, . black? no. mr. ribble, no. mr. flores? mulvaney, no. mr. heulskamp? no. mr. young, no. mr. amash? no. mr. rokita? no p. mr. ginta? no p. mr. woodall? no. mr. van hollen? >> aye. >> aye. ms. captor? aye. mr. doggett? aye. mr. blumenauer, aye. ms. mccollum? aye. mr. yarmouth, aye. mr. honda? aye. mr. ryan of ohio? aye. ms. wasserman shultz? ms. moore? >> aye. >> ms. castor? aye. mr. schuler? aye. ms. bass? aye. ms. bonimici? aye. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> any other members who need to vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14, the nos are 20. >> the gentle lady from wisconsin is recognized. >> thank you very, very much, mr. chairman. >> do you have an amendment at the desk. >> yes, sir, i have an amendment at the desk. >> an amendment offered by ms. moore related to nutrition. >> the gentlelady is recognized for seven plns. >> i don't envy your job as the budget

these students are from the elizabeth garret anderson school visited by mrs. obama in london. she's invited them to the white house. the girls have been getting advice from the first lady and mrs. cameron. >> i remember mrs. obama saying don't fail to get up. i took that in and know i should get up next time. >> you have to find your passion, you have to find it. that was the most important thing. >> in a visit showcasing britain's role as america's key ally, these influential women are reflecting the ties between their husbands and their nation. bbc news, washington. >> you've been watching "news day" from the bbc. i'm from singapore and >> and in london. there's much more on our website and we'll be following that state dinner but from london and singapore, thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the bus

. >> this is garret jackson, this guy is with me every single day, takes me everywhere i go. was the manager of the old mis football team. he is turning knee unofficial southerner and saying y'all and i like grits. >> strange things indeed. look at that tiny stage. romney retired for tae. we must discuss in the lightning round... lightning zblound jake, more like grits? >> i like. >> how bad sit politicians have to do other things? >> it's weird. i thought he was going to bring out a jug band. this guy, hey i could run the country for this reason and this reason. go back to the hotel. >> he is not going lie. [ laughter ] >> should we commend romney for trying? >> we should commends him but he is out of touch using grits. how long does it take to learn to say y'all. he just learned. >> did a britney spears interview and did a crash could you remember is. >> most of the people don't understand, grits means girls raised on the south. so he is saying i like grits. >> do you think he was using rosetta stone saying y'all. >> using y'all. >> maybe he is the fan. >> absolutely. >> bi

brad garret talks about opening for sinatra.this thing together? >> i think david is the best interviewer because he puts people at ease. >> rewind there. >> for comedy. >> only because you have all of these people who do t

brad garret talks about opening for sinatra.this thing together? >> i think david is the best interviewer because he puts people at ease. >> rewind there. >> for comedy. >> only because you have all of these people who do tend to be on a lot. but he puts them in a comfort zone and allows them to not only be funny but to be themselves. you find out a little bit about them in a personal way. >> a great pleasure. i love documentaries. it's a great series. thanks for coming in.

these students are from the elizabeth garret anderson school, visited by mrs. obama in london.rls have been getting some advice from the first lady and mrs. cameron. >> i remember mrs. obama saying if you fail just get up. so i took that in, and i know next time i fail i should just get up and move on. >> they told us that we had to find our passion no matter what it was, we had to find it, that was the most important thing. >> reporter: in a visit showcasing britain's role as america's key ally, these influential women are reflecting the ties between their husbands and their nations. laura trevelyan, bbc news, washington. >> so a laughable moment came out of this. samantha was really excited because she thought her favorite actor, chevy chase, was actually coming to that white house dinner. >> that's right. at the press opportunity she said, oh, i'm so excited, i'm going to get to meet, you know, chevy chase. well, it turns out chevy chase, maryland was the address of one of the invitees. that chevy chase himself was not going to be there. although i think it would have been q

. >> reporter: authorities believe finding some of the money gives invest garrets new insight into konias and his ability. >> his behavior tells me he's a very disorganized guy and did not think through all of the pitfalls in contacting people in your immediate domain. >> reporter: police say they recovered some of the stolen money. they won't say exactly how much. while they have notified other police departments throughout the country to be on the lookout, it appears he may be in the pittsburgh area. they haven't been able to locate the 2006 ford exmotherer they believe he's driving. they're desperate to get him off the street. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> new details about whitney houston. those closest to the singer speaking out for the first time. we heard from her cousin, dionne warwick, here yesterday. now we hear from her sister-in-law, pat houston. abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: she was everything to her mother, whitney houston. now her 19-year-old daughter, bobbi kristina, will get everything her mother left behind. an entire multimillion dollar estate. not a singer

this guy i see every daytime after time after time and this is a guy from mississippi and this is garretme into an unofficial southerner. i'm learning to say "y'all" and "i like grits." strange things are happening to me. >> do you accept that? that was mitt romney in mississippi yesterday. >> if mitt romney were trying to do the same thing in pakistan and infiltrate the taliban he would be dead this morning. nobody believes he is one of us. nobody. >> that came after he said the south was an away game with him. >> which i think he was in league with when he said he wouldn't have knowingly had illegal immigrants working on his lawn because he is running for office. you can't speak the truth. he is right. it is culturally an away game. rick santorum is from pennsylvania. >> newt gingrich is from an unnamed moon colony. so what did he say about this? about lowering expectations? >> mark is right on it. here is what he said yesterday talking about the challenges he faces in the south. >> how important is it for you to pick up a southern state? >> i realize it is a bit of an away game but i

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