virginia pounds georgia tech, 82-54 to improve to 9-5 in sec play. >>> staying in the sec, virginia techers of nine in a row hosting florida state today. first half, jumping around, barksdale. rejected in the lane. out to green who sinks his only 3-pointer of the game. led by 2 at the half. second half, florida state rallies. the jam. seminoles cut the deficit to 4. next possession, green drives, pump fake and foul. game high 26 points. virginia tech wins 80-70 for its first win since january 19th. >>> women's hoops, maryland looking to avenge a loss to duke on february 11th. second half, maryland trailed by 17. then they come back. shock clock winding down. thomas, nice to hawkins. terrapins slice the deficit down to 8. two plus minutes left. duke up 11. jones knocks in the 3. she had 15. maryland falls to duke, 75-59. it gives the blue devils the acc regular season title. >>> golf, hunter mayhan. after an off line tee shot, makes amends big way there. he defeats holter. faces kutcher, who defeated day in the other semi-finals. using the wedge on the 6 hole with a tail wind. he's starin

. >> college hoops today, virginia hosting georgia tech.ng to avenge an earlier season loss. 1st half, they go inside to justin anderson. the grad all alone for the jam. he had 11 points, virginia up three. later in the 1st half, turned it over. georgia tech's anderson on the steal. nice passing side to akeel mitchell. virginia led by 12 at the half. in the 2nd half, mike toby dials one up, misses but look who's there. mitchell there with the follow slam. he had a game high 18 points. virginia pounds georgia tech, 82-54 to improve to 9-5. >>> freeze and maryland looking to avenge a loss back to duke. 2nd half is where we start. maryland trails by 17. thomas inside to hopkins. the terrapins able to slice the deficit down to 8. two plus minutes left. alexis jones burriss the three. she had 15. maryland falls to duke 79-59. the blue devils have a regular season title. also in men's hoops tonight, virginia tech and florida state under way as we speak at the 28- 26. tech leads. >> thanks, scott. >>> one laserwort. >> well, we've got plenty of su

georgia tech has the lead and they do not look back. jackets end the game on an 18-3 run and they win it 66-60. >>> phoenix open final round. phil mickelson started the day with a six-stroke lead. check out on 7. looking to add to it. a long birdie rolls up and off the hill. yes. incredible putt by phil. he is fired up. check out james hahn though on 16. putt for birdie. not as impressive, but here is the best part, his celebration, right? little moves like jim rosenfield here before the show. a little gangham style. he keeps going, pretty awesome. han finished tied for 16. his dance moves are going to live forever. back to phil, the easy tap in for par seals the victory. he finishes at 28 under par, wins the 2013 phoenix open. >>> speaking of dance moves, i don't know if anyone has heard -- >> we're out of time. >> we've been talking about dance moves out here because we have a little bet going on with the super bowl predictions. >> friendly wager. >> he's promised to do the ray lewis squirrel dance. >> who has? chuck has? >> don't get

hosting georgia tech. christian, justin anderson finding a an opening exploding in for the jam. you can hear the rim rattling. later in the half, anderson. check this out. foote away but hustlaled back. gets the ball, dribbles downcourt, makes the no-look pass to mitchell who lays it in. u.v.a. led at the break and keep

virginia tech hosting georgia tech and the hokies miss the first 10 shots and scoring the basket seven into the game and that is 11-3 and forces the shot and on a break. the hokies were trailing 37-18 at the half. that is not good. the success half, and they do better, on a 15-1 run and led by eric green, scoring 9 points during the run and cut the lead to 11 and had to be hill off of the bench. the nation's leading scorer, losing straight 54-64. >>> and the tour this week, pebble beach, one of the world's most beautiful places. actor bill murray is a fan favorite after hitting the drive on the 15th hole and showers the gallery with some goodies, making the gallery the peanut gallery. also, last week, phil mickleson won the phoenix open and he was not so sure. searching for the ball and slips on the rocks and that has to hurt. one-under on 11 shots back. to the third straight, 4-under and 12-under and tied for the lead. >>> coming up, how basketball is offering students a chance to earn varsity stripes. next.  . >>> in 2008, maryland passed the fitness and equ

georgia tech. get the look of their. chris, nothing but net. second half. you can hear the rim still shaking. 64-54. butler, huge matchup. one minute to go. .wayne smith what's up the jumper. no good. another puts it in the basket. 87-54. joe mcdonald tries to do .omething with it a little bit of a scramble. does not get it. 59-56.ls just short, three turnovers in a row and 12 shots.ative and missed believe it or not, it was not the wizards. [laughter] 20 points, 10 rebounds. as had 15 points and nine s.st a wizards win their third straight. they begin a two-game road trip. i feel good about going to these next two games because of what we have done. a lot of good teams. you know, we took some punches and got knocked down, but we got and knock some people don't. i feel good. well.ng training begins in florida for the nationals. i will be there. gonzalez announced he will be joining the world steve, we dodged a bullet. we did. we were lucky. s.ghs tomorrow will be mid- a little bit cooler on wednesday. there will be a chance for rain. there are a lot of ques

georgia tech. first. kicks it out to chris. a 3.s wish of net. second half. cruise control.st,. w. the mayor is in the house. what can you do? up the jumper. 57-54, butler. less than 5 seconds. looks like he fouled. something going on. trying to make the buzzer. no dice. 59-56. delaware and george mason. first half. man down. hits a pretty jumper. second half, down nine. nothing to show for it. goes the other way. man, look at that. hits a3. -72. this is cool. check out the play of the day. at thes that shot buzzer. take another look. the crowd goes nuts. it is crucial. ot. recuit him now. >> some say once a raven, always a raven. because of salary cap issues, might -- for the next is in. if that happens, he said he would retire. >> all right. >> especially with the performance. chris brown is making headlines once again. >> what he is accusing of the paparazzi doing earlier. >> what he is accusing of the paparazzi doing earlier. a turkey-cheddar-bacon in the afternoon, or a tuna salad when the job is done, sandwich on your terms with any of dunkin's freshly made bakery sand

heading to atlanta to take on georgia tech tonight.ps are coming off a strong performance in their win over clemson, in college park saturday. big game for baltimore native, nick foust. he scored a season high 18 points. it's now 19 victories this season for maryland. they still have ncaa tournament hopes. we asked them today, is the tournament part of their motivation with four games to go? >> of course we talk about a tournament. we definitely want to get there. but you know, i mean, coach really doesn't like us bringing that up in the locker room or anything. just try to get the win for the game that is coming up. >> and a game that is coming up, terps at georgia tech, tomorrow night. tip time, 8:00. today today, just 2-5 in road games this season. tonight at 11:00, more college hoops and college >>> that does it for us tonight. we'll be >> pelley: tonight, with the budget ax falling, the government starts releasing illegal immigrants from jail. elaine quijano has that story. and we'll talk to the speaker of the house about whether

. >> president obama this morning will travel to decatur, georgia tech visit pre-k students and then speak at a recreation center. is afternoon he returns to the white house to take part in a fireside hang out on google+ to discuss a state of the union address and to interact. it starts at 4:50 p.m. and will be streamed live on the white house web site for along with his youtube and google+ pages. >> the postal service puts congress in an interesting predicament with its decision to end saturday delivery. >> can possible merger between u.s. airways and american. linda bell joining us from bloomberg headquarters in new york. anne valentine data you. >> happy valentine's day. looks like it's finally nearing an end. directors have voted on the merger approved $11 billion deal yesterday. this sets the stage for an announcement later today. the combined airline will fly under the american name while the ceo of u.s. airways will be the ceo. the postal service decision to stop saturday mail is getting complicated. congress needs to agree on most of the changes. the postmaster general -- con

college hoops today, virginia and tony bennett, winners of four in a row at georgia tech.cavs in the half court offense running to perfection. joe harris with the jam. virginia lead by nine at the half. in the second half, harris rolls off the screen and hits the three. virginia lead by 57-48 with eight plus minutes to go. tied at 57, a jumper and the yellow jackets lead for good. virginia falls at georgia tech. waste management phoenix open, phil mickelson had the lead. he gets to 24 under par right there. his competition looking for a birdy of his own. he gets as close as three shots behind lefty but more mickelson on 7. watch this one, 56 out. goes on the fringe, back down, how do you read that. slams in the cup for a birdy. he finishes at 28 under par four shots better than brandt benny kerr. we have a little game today, the super bowl. 7-3 baltimore ravens lead. >> okay. >> they came out and hit them in the face first. >> good. >> one quick weather word. >> bundle up. it's getting cold out there. more snow as we move into monday and the overnight hours. it's a warm up

on the eve at georgia tech. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >>> i'm mike hellgren, with new information on the staggering number of victims victim of a baltimore gynecologist. >> they feel betrayed. they feel co >>> coming up hopkins doctors. stunning number of victims coming forward to police. >>> rain moving through the region. how heavy could it get? the first warning weather team is tracking it. >>> . >>> more than one dozen johns hopkins employees are sickened on the job. i'm jessica kartalija. what spread through the building building that may have sickened employees? >>> i'm derek val court. bracing for impacts the sequester cuts may have on that depend on the military. what those cuts will mean for maryland, coming up on eyewitness news. >>> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> staggering numbers. the doctor accused of secretly taping patients. >> tonight, police say there could be thousands of victims. >>> hello, everyone. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people

maryland wins 72-59 at georgia tech. >>> college lacrosse now, the rematch of the division 1 companionship, the loyola grayhounds getting a mass -- greyhounds getting a nice block. you sigh sau mic hannachuck getting a nice block there. maryland upsets loyola 10-4. >>> and several young men are recognized for their work on the wrestling clark. jack mcdonough successfully defended his national title won a year ago. and this young man is only in the 10th grade. zack mass krirks ks a won a national companionship. 3 guys go from baltimore to pennsylvania and they, as we say in sports, bring home the bacon. the baltimore blast win 10-6. they have a playoff game on the 8th. >> [ male announcer ] so there's lots of people out there who aren't happy with their internet. [ spokesman ] are you lindsay? yes. did you say, "my internet's so slow it's like a car with no gas"? yes. [ male announcer ] well you're about to get verizon fios quantum, america's fastest most reliable internet. so that's what you used to have... okay. and that's fios. this is crazy fast almost unbelievable. [ male announcer ] t

hosting georgia tech. christian, justin anderson finding a an opening exploding in for the jam. you can hear the rim rattling. later in the half, anderson. check this out. foote away but hustlaled back. gets the ball, dribbles downcourt, makes the no-look pass to mitchell who lays it in. u.v.a. led at the break and keep it rolling. second half. cavs are rolling. taylor barnett comes around draining the three. u.v.a. wins 2-54. -- 82-54. ty anna hawkins grabs the rebound and her jumper is good. the terps had too many defensive struggles. in for the easy lay-up. duke wins 75-59. nationals hosting the marlins. nothing like florida weather. we know it well. the grounds crew had to put the tarp on the field to cover a 66-minute rain delay. the two-run shot, over however the game would end after 10 innings in a 2-2-tied. earlier here on abc the lakers beat the mavericks and kobe bryant scored 38 points. response to dallas owner mark cuban's remark that he should be amnestied yex year in pay, bryant tweeted amnesty that. >> be right back. >> well, if you didn't think we lived in one of

virginia tech was hosting georgia tech, but the yellow jackets, they quiet the crowd late first half. the skyhook for two, two of thinks 13. second half, eric green trying to create. look at this pretty finger roll. nice. 28 points for green, hokies cut it to 11, but the yellow jackets too much down the stretch. brandon reed, a great pass to marcus for the slamma jamma, is what the kids are calling it today. hokies have now lost their last six. >>> mason nation, they're looking for their saturday best, right? they're welcoming in delaware. first half, blue hens on top by seven. brian allen passes to wide-olympic article lidge for the -- the patriots trail by four at the break. early second half, jarvis, he splits the d. he makes it look so easy. blue hens up seven later in the half. reed on the break, pass to devin sadler. game-high 22 for sadler. 79-72 is the final. >>> the washington capitals are back in action tonight. anxious to put this rough stretch in the rear view. caps secured the worst record in the league on thursday, but they responded with a great practice on friday, and

and the freshman right there from downtown and virginia is rolling by 28 over georgia tech. they are now 9-5 in the acc. >>> and finally a big match play. no tiger no rory, so were people really watching? i'm sure that they were not with a big hat on and it was cold, i guess in arizona. and it snowed there earlier this week, right topper? >> yes, only-today. >> yeah. maybe that's why he had the mittens on. >> all right, thank you for watching. we'll see you back here at 11:00. bye.

the cavs continue to make their case for the big dance again georgia tech.ahoo nation on their feet. cavs looking for their 16th straight home win. early onuv a up one. check out the huge dunk by justin anderson. 11 points in the game for the montrose christian product. cavs led by 12 at the half. second half now, running away with this one. up 20 and it's mike missing the jumper but mitchell, he's there for the put back slam. game high 18 points for mitchell. virginia cruises and wins it 82-54. >>> some young acc fans ready for maryland and duke. second half action. terps down 12. alyssa thomas with a great pass down to hawkins. terps within ten but the blue devils, they were just too much down the stretch. alexis jones sinks the three-pointer. 15 points for her. duke up by 13. then with time winding down off the miss, elizabeth williams gets the board and the bucket. duke, they beat maryland 73-59 and clinch the acc regular season championship. >>> to the smith center, gw hosting saint bonaventure. skip ahead to the second half. gw up by five. tara booker

they lose today by 10 to georgia tech. hasn't been a banner year for west virginia either. bob huggins. get 17, win 63-50. all right, some hockey now. the washington capitals have five points. let me say that again, five points. they played 11 games. so that isn't good. what's wrong? i think you would say, you can point to a lot of things, primarily the lack of training camp, but isn't that an excuse by now? i think so, and so does the general manager. he has a theory. undisciplined hockey, now normally that would imply a coaching problem, but not in this case. he told reporters this is all on the players, not the coaches, and he pointed to one specific thing. >> the issue with our club right now in my mind is all these penalties were taken. it's too much. >> we are working hard, we are trying to work, but we have to work smart. as a result, we tend to take penalties and getting killed on them. >> at home tonight, the verison center is a happy place to be these days when the ice is up and the wood is down. just ignore the first 33 games of the season, why don't you. the one

their upcoming games at boston college, home against clemson, then on the road for two more at georgia tech and wake forest. hopefully there won't be a letdown. >>> chapel hill, facing north carolina. they kick out to paul and he knocks down the 3. uva up by 9. but the second half was a different story. carolina hit 13 3's in this game. here's one of them. the freshman marcus page with three of his 17 points right there. 93-81. the most points virginia allowed this season. >>> to raleigh, the nation's leading scorer there. the wolfpack making them pay. leslie with a finish, by 3. closing seconds of regulation, eric green at the line. intentionally misses the free throw. eddie with position and there he is with a foul. ties it up, forces overtime. in the o.t., lorenzo brown takes over. he scored 6 of his 15 points in the extra frame. n.c. state wins 90-86. 29 from green. >>> the nationals new closer arrived at florida today. he had visa problems and soriano worked on fielding and bunting today. he'll have his first bullpen session on monday. this would mark the first full season for bryce ha

they take on georgia tech next sunday. >>> robert griffin iii is downplaying the message behind his latest adidas commercial. check out the sound. >> blow he it all up. >> the commercial ends with the tag line all in for week one. that has many redskins fans worried that he's rushing back too quickly from his knee surgery. he's urging fans not to read too much into the commercial. feel like i need to say this. although my goal is to start week one, that doesn't mean i'll compromise my career to do so. >> smart guy. you have to wonder if that commercial was done even before the season ended. >> it's still nine months away. crossing all our fingers and toes and hair follicles. everything. >> coming up on 4:51 right now. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. tom is here with the forecast. >> don't twist a knee doing it. as you step out the door, we've got dry pavement. we've dried out from yesterday's rain. that's a good thing. temperatures are cold, down to near or below freezing. 36 at reagan national. the wind is gusting around 15, 20 miles per hour. the windchill is down into the 20s. a

a georgia tech researcher found the average oscar speech lasted 40 seconds in the 1960s.run about three minutes. and the oscar nominees that won't win that golden statue, won't be leaving empty handed this year's swag bags are loaded with vacations to australia, hawaii, and mexico, $400 circus classes for kids and various other random items like travel size windex. they're worth nearly $48,000 but are the least expensive in five years. just years ago, the bags were worth $93,000. >>> still ahead on world borld, while we're all guessing who the strike oscar gold tonight, only two people already know. we find out how they keep it a secret right up until those three words -- the envelope please. i you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. for faster relief, try dulcolac laxative tablets. dulcolac provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generati

scientists at georgia tech studying more than 200 acceptance speeches. here's what they confirm.oding jr's cube rant dance? indeed the numbers show men are more likely to wave their statues in the air. and remember gwyneth. >> i would not have been able to play this role had i not understood love of a tremendous magnitude and for that i thank my family. >> and as halle berry shows, women are more likely to cry. by the way, the experts found every winner is more likely to thank mom than dad. so this year, start counting the dads too. and be sure to tune into the oscars this sunday starting at 7:00 p.m. right here on abc. >>> coming up next here, a personal conversation with my friend, robin roberts, who tells all of us how to find the strength we may not believe we have. she is our person of the week. if you have high blood pressure and get a cold get coricidin hbp. the number one pharmacist recommended cold brand designed for people with high blood pressure. and the only one i use to relieve my cold symptoms without raising my blood pressure. coricidin hbp. and every day since, t

my cousin goes to purdue, and my sister went to georgia tech. and for six months out of the year she would work for exxonmobil, and she got a job offer right away afterwards as an engineer where their plant -- with their plant. so that model of kind of working and learning even for adult learners, um, some of the best work force programs are those that combine on the job training so that you can contextualize and understand how what you're learn anything the classroom has rell to a job. what are some ways we can -- >> just to that point, zakiya, because i really appreciate you bringing that up. we were talking about how the vast majority of traditional students for hundreds of years have been landlocked around the physical location. that physical location has other sort of negative consequences as well, one of which is if you're on campus and have four courses, it's very difficult to do anything for a meaningful amount of time during your week. by anything i in particular mean internships, jobs, being able to actively engage in the work force. s

my sister went to georgia tech. for six months out of the year, she would work for exxon mobil.ot a job offer afterwards as an engineer with their planned. that model of working and learning, even for adult learners, some of the best workforce programs combined on the job training with education so you can understand how what you are learning in the classroom is relative to jobs. how can we encourage those partnerships? >> it is important. we were talking about how the vast majority of traditional students have been landlocked around the physical location. that has other negative consequences, one of which is if you are on campus and have poor courses, it is difficult to do anything or a manifold -- for courses, it is difficult to do anything meaningful activities. frequently, most of people during college will do something but it will be an on- campus job that does not have -- they will work at a library or starbucks or do something that will allow them to do two hours here or there as opposed to something that may be the location they would like to pursue and give them a chanc

tech square off today and the hokies, they would miss the first 10 shots. yes, i said that and scoring the first, seven minutes into the game. eric green down the lane, heaven -3, georgiach late in the first half and forces the shot and gets it blocked. the yellowjackets in the other way and the hokies face themselves, down there which-18 at the half. the second half we go, the hokeys on a 15-1 run, led by eric green, he would score nine points during the run and cuts the lead to just 11; however, green would not be able to finish the game suffering from did hydration and had to be attended to on the bench as he was slumped on the teenage shoulder. the nation's leading shoulder had to be held as the hokies lost the sixth great and fell into last place in the acc. >>> and game of the day, ryan and wisconsin hosting third- ranked michigan, two secs to go. the badgers down three. the inbounds and let them fly from inside the half-court and that is good at the buzzer. and leaps into a mosh pit and his heroics forcing overtime and tied at 60n.o.t., how about more from him. the shorter 3 and the same results, wisconsin takes the lead by 3 and with less than 40 secs to go and

georgia tech 60 years of oscar acceptance. pattern. green netanyahu paltrow thank yous.twice as likely to cry during their winning speeches than leading actors. and voicing the statue into the air like jeff bridges did in 2010 is a guy thing. 31% of actors will do it as opposed to 14% of actresses. and when you are thinking when it comes to thanking parents more stars tend to thank moms than dads. sorry, daddy. >> i can see that do you buy that argument that more of the female ache actresses cry? >> yeah. >> i wonder if they are acting. is she such a good actress or really tearing up or sally field? >> they poor their heart noah was totally real. >> >> you really love me. stock car racing. at the track. hey, rick. hey, guys. very exciting. first year there is another new car. got personnerton. bp of competition. sounds good. i'm going to try to get into this car. i have done this before. i'm a bit claustrophobic little bit freaky to be inside these things. a lot of people think is nascar a sport? and let me tell you. there is a lot of reason that i can tell you why this

amendments ban on cruel and a new usual punishment however thanks to a very harsh procedural tech technicality in georgia state law that state has managed to work around the supreme court's ruling warren lee hill isn't the first intellectually challenged individual to be on death row in america and he certainly won't be the last everything stays the way it is so it's not time we did away with the death penalty and came up with responsible alternatives to this barbaric practice joining me now is mike farrell actor author and president of death penalty focus mike welcome back to the program thanks john nice to be with you thanks for joining us what are your thoughts on the war and lee health case that's in georgia right now well you know it's you it's easy and fortunately easy to point to georgia as being a backward state to do with regard to criminal justice issues you look back at troy davis and you look forward to the war in a legal case you you understand to do that say. really executive situation but it is i think it's indicative of the fact it is really understood sciri inappropriate system continues

international relations from the london school of economics, and a bs in computer science from georgia techandy has operational, technical, and policy experience. please welcome dr. andy ozment. [applause] >> i'm definitely telling my mother i'm well-rounded. that's, i do want to emphasize the, use that e-mail address to send in any questions. really easy questions would be great. when i found out that's what we were doing i did contact my staff and ask them to sort of spam it with softballs so hopefully i will have a lot of easy yes, sir. -- questions. i greatly appreciate that kind introduction. it is a pleasure to follow suzanne, that is exactly the right set up because suzanne laid out the groundwork have how we have to intigrate cybersecurity and physical protection with respect to critical infrastructure. conceptually we all have under stood that for a long time but the last five or six years at least cybersecurity received a lot of the spotlight and i think we're reverting to the phase we need to be in which cybersecurity and physical security are integrated and appreciated in the sa

again, i just want to echo your praise for georgia tech a lot of this creativity we've seen about accountabilityabout outcomes for children in high school and beyond. georgia has been at the forefront of that and has helped to push my thinking. so want to thank your leadership there. and to your point, whe we need u guys move towards reauthorization there's a lot there to learn. >> last question before i run out of time. you have done a great job in terms of light alternative certifications that meet the -- when we get to the reauthorization, will you help us to memorialize that in the esea likes if we don't win a going to be able to have come meet the standards we need to meet. >> absolutely. that goes to the broader point, this idea under a lot of time and energy in no child left behind around what we call h. tiki, highly qualified teachers. it was at that time began in 2001 that was a step in the right direction to start a city teachers matter. the problem with that, 100% paper-based. i much less interest in paper credential or alternative or additional must i just want to know that those in

he has a bs in computer science from georgia tech. and the has operational technical, and policy experience. please welcome dr. andy. >> i am definitely telling my mother i am well rounded. i do want to emphasize to use the e-mail address to any questions. easy questions will be great. i found out what i was doing, i contacted my staff and tell them to have some softballs. i hopefully i will have easy questions. i greatly appreciate the con -- the introduction. is a pleasure to follow suzanne. she lit up the groundwork for how we have to integrate cyber security and physical protection with infrastructure. conceptually, we have all understood that for a long time. for the past five or six years of cyber security has received a spotlight. i think we have reverted to the state we need to be in where it is integrated and appreciated in the same context. the release of ppd 21. i would not speak in any detail on that other than to tell you as suzanne did, that is the integrating framework that directs the government effort and highlights t

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tech jobs. >> the president talked about his visits this week to north carolina, georgia and chicago.lked about the need to create more jobs by increasing research and technology investments, more school funding reforming the tax code, including ending tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. >> enrollment in the federal job corp program is frozen. lawmakers say it is at a stand still while they investigate a 100 million-dollar short fall. the budget problem will prevent about 30,000 young people from getting job training. they will stop taking anyone until at least june 30th. >>> 23 you want a job you may find one at great america. they need to fill hundreds of jobs for the season. they need cash years, ticket takers and ride operators. there are about 2500 positions open. tryouts are also being held for performance positions. opening day is scheduled for march 29th. >> state budget cuts may be to blame for why a new jail is signature empty in placer county. officials say they don't have the money to staff it. if staffs were in place the jail would be able to open in a few w

georgia is recognized. mr. price: thank you, madam chair. i'm pleased to yield a minute and a half to another new member of our conference, the gentleman from oklahoma. the chair: the gentleman from oklahoma virginia techmr. bridenstine: thank you, madam chair. i rise to to support h.r. 444, the require plan act. it is perfectly appropriate for the president to present a budget that balances within 10 years. if he he does not, this bill would require him to tell us when his budget might balance. trillion dollar deficits for the foreseeable future are harming seniors, the poor, and middle income families struggling to make ends meet. here's how. our deficits are financed by treasury bonds. most of which are being purchased by the fed with newly created money. this drives up the price of bonds and keeps interest rates artificially low, seniors on fixed incomes who have saved their whole lives now cannot make a fair market on their interest for their savings. in addition to squeezing the incomes of our seniors, creating money to fund deficits also drives up prices which has a disproportionate adverse effect on seniors, on the poor, and on middle income families. creating money out of thin air to fund the