joining us for the first part of the show today, gina, co-founder of floebl. a lot going on in the world as ever. we have geopoliticics in the ukraine. concern about growth and china in japan. but at the same time, the s&p up near record highs, right? >> continues as if nothing is happening. >> is that justified? >> i don't think it's justified. part of that has to do with there's a lot of concern around weather and weather related macro data that's coming out. the markets are continuing in this space that is unjustified, if you ask me. >> if you look at the rest of the world, that probably is the best place to put your money, right? because it's a relative game at the end of the day, right? >> perhaps and extremely high priced at this point. if you look at ee mirnlging markets, they can't be any cheaper. >> i would any say anything constant be any cheaper. >> certainly the baby has been thrown out with the bath water there. >> why do you say that? >> i think emerging markets do have positive sales growth company by company. as a whole, the market has come dow

>> gina and steve make a combined salary of $100,000. enough to define themselves as middle class but that's not now how it feels to them. >> financially i don't think we qualify as middle class. the ways it is with the economy and everything going on, i think we're probably upper lower class financially. >> reporter: in order to stretch their money until the end of the money, they are extremely careful about everything that they buy. >> they say things have gotten especially tight in the birth of their second child. >> even with the amount of overtime i'm able to get going to court and covering shifts from time to time, you know, none of it ever helps. >> something always comes up. >> we're always one small travesty of being in trouble. >> they have been living in this duplex for almost 10 years. last year they tried to sell their home for $160,000. because their growing family is getting too big for their 1200-square-foot home. >> i don't know what it was, but we were unable to sell. we took it off the market. >> not being able to sell

today we did see her very good friend gina meyers in court along with gina meyers' mother and sister.ina meyers was the person that reeva steenkamp had been living with at this time this tragedy happened. so we've seen strong shows of support for both sides. >> all right, we thank you, kelly phelps. again, a surprise. on a day that was to be high drama, perhaps, in this case, the judge announcing that due to an illness, somebody involved in the case, that it will be postponed until april 7. we'll have more for you right after this. [ male announcer ] this is the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. >>> well, the breaking news is out of pretoria, south afri

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. >> gina, i want to ask you what alix steel was showing us in the data center. are you surprised by that? x mike brings up the key point for that. all of the sudden, expectations are to in december. now they think it will be one go -- rates to go faster and that will impact the market in a negative manner. we will see how things go as we hear the chairwoman's comments. rates on a higher faster pace is not good for markets that have been accustomed to no changes at all. >> we will continue our roundtable discussion in a few moments. more of our special coverage of the rate decision and dr. janet yellen's first news conference. ♪ >> welcome back. the federal reserve says it will look at a wide range of data in determining when to raise its benchmark interest rate. get back to our roundtable. joining me this afternoon, an economist with the bloomberg economics team. he was with the new york fed. gina martin adams, senior equity strategist with wells fargo. and michael mckee. joining us, as always, my colleague alix steel. near zero,rk rate how long can they keep it

>> coming up next, eps administrator gina mccarthy, she testified on her agency's 2015 epa budget request. after that, air force secretary deborah lee james addresses the women and international security organization. and later the senate returns at 2:00 eastern time for a debate on the so-called doc fix legislation involving how much the government pays doctors who treat medicare patients. >> last year virginia state senator kay deeds suffered a personal tragedy when he was stabbed by his mentally ill son. before the incident a judge had issued an involuntary commitment order for senator deeds' son to receive treatment but no beds were available. today at the national press club, senator deeds will talk about his efforts to change the mental health system in his state. you can watch his remarks live starting at 1 p.m. eastern over on c-span. >> bend is a timber town. you wouldn't know it to look at it today. the timber qualities are almost completely removed, but, yes, bend was a timber town to begin with. at the height of the timber industry, so if you were to drop into bend in, say, 19

gina shave owns nine local hardware stores and says she pays overtime and starts her employee employees at $10/hour, and she believes by paying more, she will attract a higher quality work, and one that is happy and therefore more productive. >>> tensions are rising in ukraine, and today, russia launched new military xer seizes in several regions of the ukrainian border one day after denying that the troops were gathering there. and german chancellor angela merkel used her sharpest language yet. she warned the russians that they are risking catastrophe if they don't change course and reach a diplomatic solution. secretary of state john kerry is leaving for london tonight to have a meeting with the russian foreign minister of ethics. >> there has been trash talk between the district of columbia, and virginia. this week, there was a new ethics reform law when he took a swipet the politicians in d.c. >> some of the tightest campaign restrik sthauns you havhave -- restrictions that you have in this kun are tri are in d.c. and maryland. hell, in d.c., there has to be a shuttle bus between th

gina luna. ernestine waters weiss. she is still here. and chema hernandez gill. and those are all of the cards i have. so, those are 10 speakers. please line up. supervisor mar, how are you doing in terms of your time? >> i know supervisor yee has to chair the rules committee which i have to be at as well. >> okay. i really -- i'm so sorry. i know there's only a few speakers. i'm going to do one minute per speaker only because we're losing quorum and we just can't keep going without committee members. but we are going to have more hearings on this. and i just want to thank you so much for waiting so patiently to come speak on this item. we also have alex rogers, i'm going to call you up. one minute per speaker, knowing that we will continue this discussion more robustly. ~ at any other time. mr. lowell. >>> thank you, supervisors. my name is john alex lowell. i serve on the pedestrian safety advisory committee on seat number 4 representing seniors and disability organizations. i come to you and hold it in my hand, i can submit to the clerk, article iv of the admi

epa adman -- administrator gina mccarthy presented the budget. this is two and a half hours. >> the meeting will come to order. thank you for rearranging your schedule for the hearing. we are having vote for get away day so i appreciate you working on this. welcome to fiscal year 2015 budget hearing for the environmental protection agencies. we are joined by gina mccarthy and mary ann forlic to discuss the budget. i believe this is ms. mccarthy's first meeting. thank you for being here. we look forward to the budget and discussing your ongoing work. the budget proposal is a level of 7.89 million which is 3.8% below the enacted level. the budget is reduced for the fifth consecutive year. the budget proposal is good bringing the budget in line with historic level and in line with the levels under sequestration but avoids employees furloughs and other things with across the board cuts. we make targeted cuts about how we spend the money as we rein in the deficideficit. i apprec appreciated eyeate the agency's payroll tax being investigated. this has

support for his l experience, more than a thousand people were killed in the state of gudged, you gina gfnlt gujarat. the can electoral victory mean for india and u.s. indian relations? we are being joined bien sadanand dhume, zahir janmohamed, and suhag shukla and sunny hundal. thank you all for joining us what should be a hot show. sadanand, straight up, do you think modi is a good prime minister? >> yes but a qualified yes. yes if he fulfills his promise of putting india on back on the track, and post riots, good on law and order and managed to isolate some of the fundamentalist party. i think it is's good to raise them. i think these are concerns we need to keep on the inform front. i'm hopeful that we are going osee the better side of modi, but there is a question mark and only something we know as things play out. >> joining us from india. you witnessed, the 2002 riots, you lived with the community. modi had about 78% of the popularity, the public is supporting him. if modi wins as prime minister, should the united states still uphold its ban against him? >> if modi wins, he'll g

reeva actually lived with gina and her parents to save money.family and it was comforting to be a part of somebody else's. >> she often told me how grateful she was for her upbringing. her family is very down to earth, they were salt of the earth. very humble. and reeva was exactly, exactly the same. >> reeva grew up on a small farm near the factory town of port elizabeth. tough enough to come back from a serious fall from a horse, she broke her back, spent eight months in the hospital, learned to walk all over again. she attended a devout and diverse catholic school, st. dominic's, where students are taught to be of service to the poor. by the time she entered the law program at nelson mandela university, reeva was primed to make a difference, to be part of the new south africa. but during that time, she got mixed up with a man who crushed her self confidence. >> she had spoken about having a previously abusive relationship. >> after graduation to break free, reeva moved far away, to the big city, johannesburg. >> she had an unbelievable person

the module itself gina k designs in the eastern part of the al hunt john mountains in oman. it's the second ot use a cabin in the wo. i did. it reached through three collapsed great above but the only way to get inside the cave is by ups a one hundred and sixty tuesday they're on the ground level entrance is been the room despite the hiccups which may manage to reach the earth's surface. i i i were. in june. huge. see it's the world's largest annual ninety. there is a good place to meet the latest generation of robots like monopoly on human rights machinery built in muscles and joints designed as a training and perfect will. charlie disgraced little monkey is coming across uneven or shifting surface. to put it more than sixty census and to the beach and we pretty princess that day to write that saved me the results the sentiment appears to be in the story is flexible and can move in all directions and has the same one claimed top speed. i will send to these chimpanzees in small pools when developing. the to secure it is always the hot topic and several companies offering so

dominance in twenty twelve this is seen as the second wave of major chinese in and i killed when a boy and gina not combine the two other key in that for this one for us these things i bought a set on its website might consider any future h macy. so at times investors can share in its growth. well santa many hong kong was dampened by a rising tensions in ukraine held the losses would have to buy a rebound in shanghai market the ship's bell today that by ten cents ahead of its annual results due on wednesday this number was also partly due to audit of the sideshow decision bhp gets also played a lot would say. the index closed today down by zero point three percent actually one thousand four hundred and seventy three points on the site casino stocks collect it from heavy spending in recent sessions i miss a beat in eggs could remain on the week speaking new feature at this time of both the answers and uncertainty into politics to linger for long. and now suing the dot and joins us live from hong kong with all of the cia tells me that taken away. the other nail biter of the session shares in hong

gina london attack she's joining us out tonight that mr ahmed oh why would the eu budget is excluded shale gas from its lakes legislation. this latest legislation is an update about environmental impact assessment of what we wanted was to have a compulsory assessment every time that this planned school exploration the core drilling i do not foresee the agreement between menace to get from solomon with dom member state governments leaves out the compulsively element is still not up to the end of the two member states how they can to do that. we think that that's the real ira. we need to be actually looking at the potential impact. every time that we're putting in place additional duty and trading or indeed extraction why is trying to bunt in countries like germany and from friends. i'd say that's because they've got governments that the british to wood thinking on the upper hand. i think that what it is is that these governments that are very much concerned about the environmental impacts. that was so very much concerned about it we'd go down the hall for developing sell gas. this is

. >> coming up next, eps administrator gina mccarthy, she testified on her agency's 2015 epa budget request. after that, air force secretary deborah lee james addresses the women and international security organization. and later the senate returns at 2:00 eastern time for a debate on the so-called doc fix legislation involving how much the government pays doctors who treat medicare patients. >> last year virginia state senator kay deeds suffered a personal tragedy when he was stabbed by his mentally ill son. before the incident a judge had issued an involuntary commitment order for senator deeds' son to receive treatment but no beds were available. today at the national press club, senator deeds will talk about his efforts to change the mental health system in his state. you can watch his remarks live starting at

gina combo at thirty seven year old widow with ten children was one of the so called disappeared of the troubles. one of sixteen people murdered by republicans and secretly buried. team a combo was abducted from her home in the davis stopped on the falls road in west belfast in nineteen seventy two and shot dead by the ira the kmt been passing information to the security forces. the scam was ten years he denied by her family as a leader investigation by the north stand least all but been meta oh don't mind was no evidence she had been an informer. it doesn't impede the mccall whose remains were discovered on showing him beaten ninety the adjudicator buried in belfast. today is my detectives investigating team of compost abduction and murder. the rest of the seventy seven year old man in west belfast in connection with the killing suspect is being questioned at the company's koreas brandon wright rte news belfast. before financial regulator said he didn't know about the extent of sean quinn mistaken and a large bunch in early two thousand and eight. by the nas from the quinn group to the

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. >> hi, gina. >> just to exist, this new movie needed cutting edge technology and more than 91,000 fansd for the production. like flight attendant lillian tomlin. >> it was something i wanted for so long. i was just excited at the opportunity. >> reporter: now a social media success, one we began following last spring with "veronica mars" writer, producer and now director, rob tomlin. where are you right now in terms of production? >> we are three weeks out from shooting. 93 fans will be used as extras in the movie. we are coordinating when they are coming in for the next scenes. that is something normal movies don't worry about. >> reporter: normal movies talk about what thomas had sewn. march 13, 2013. post individual yes, sir on the crowd-funding, site, kick starters. kick start investing in a veronica mars movie. >> it was like passing a note, do you want to go steady, responding yes, and then freaking out. this is important to me. this is not just like another job that i took, i really care about this. >> i'm chris connolly for "nightline" in los angeles. >>> what goes better with

. >> epa administrator gina mccarthy told energy executives in houston there isn't a need to choose betweennvironment and a healthy economy. >> you will see we have been very effective in understanding how we can address pollution and still grow the economy. >> the 2015 obama economy has about $20 billion for a climate resilient fund. they didn't buy the pitch and passed a bill thursday to limit the epa's rules on power plants. >> we would be one of the few countries in the world where you could not build a plant because the legislations are so high. it is simple, it says you can regulate greenhouse gases but these are the standards for new coal-fire plants using the best technology that's available out there, and that's all it does. >> the bill's sponsor in the senate is joe mantion who says the united states cannot unilaterally stop using this fuel force. >> the united states of america uses one eighth of the amount of coal burned in the world. we're not going to clean it up ourselves if we stop using it. >> they recognize environmentalists are a critical component of their base so they h

well, the first is the leader of gina mccarthy at the e.p.a. her background working republican governors, her reputation among business leaders as being tough but fair, and her experience navigating the ways of washington make her well-suited to look at the bigger-picture issues. as someone who comes from an ag state, i understand full well how the e.p.a. can sometimes get bogged down in minor issues, from my perspective, taking on things that create a huge firestorm but actually don't solve the problem. i believe that this administrator, gina mccarthy, is going to look at the larger mission of the e.p.a., especially when it comes to climate change. secondly, i'm optimistic because we still have some good things going on. the washington post ran an editorial last fall where the editorial board wrote, "the overwhelming problem is that congress hasn't faced up to the global warming threat. instead of building a policy that addresses the unique challenge of greenhouse gas emissions, it has left the e.p.a. and the courts with a strong and sometimes

. >> epa administrator gina mccarthy testified on the eight billion dollar budget request for the epa next year before the house appropriations subcommittee on environment. her testimony is to a half hours. -- two and a half hours. >> this meeting will come to order. thank you for rearranging your schedule today for the sneering. we are having some votes today a little bit earlier for getaway day. i appreciate your working with us on this today. again, good morning. the beating for the environmental protection agency. today we are joined by gina mccarthy and acting chief financial officer, marion follett, to discuss the proposed budget. mccarthy, i believe that this is your first formal budget hearing. i know that our members on both sides are interested in what your budget proposes and we look forward to discussing your ongoing work. overall the fiscal year 2015 budget proposal is that the level of 7.8 9 billion, 310 million, 3.8 are sent below the active level. at this level the budget for the epa would be reduced for the fifth consecutive year following the historic increase in fis

yes i'm gina as his decree him. it was really happy to meet you in person that women should be silent in any situation we should always have at least a few carrots become a tool you need to speak in your home he promises to address gender discrimination if elected she will sleep comes to ink a huge white female members in the cabinets. mom and i said i want the afghan women involved in politics and i became like the riots i still think that every afghan woman who was the peak is some support the islamists into under the influence of conservatives. i hope that at least half of all afghan women will vote for me the performance in the onion province has already earned the praise. she just use the park. in short local women were employed to take care of it. the aim was to kill that basis they don't really get his to keep them are independents. that helps insulate how the cheesy that i took the final the team up before we have made money to release at the stem and cash i say that the park is located in the most beautiful

melissa: gina mccarthy is the new head of the epa and is making comments at sierra week, an annual conferencen in houston every with the bigwigs in the industry and she is saying she is going to support efforts to build natural-gas vehicle fleets around the country. she says cleaner electric generation is key to global competitiveness. it won't put the brakes on business. you can see energy trading higher on the day, heating oil the only one in the complex that is trading lower. increasing natural gas in exports to the fight that could be coming to a head thanks in part to the crisis in ukraine. a few hours ago the u.s. prompted russia with economic sanctions and today a bill was brought to the floor to ramp up the approval process for liquefied natural gas exports from the u.s.. ohio congressman bill johnson is on the energy and commerce committee and says this is of great way to hit russia where it hurts. he joins us on the phone. do you think you have a chance of getting l and gee exports out of the country and making the bucks? >> we should. the secretary of energy has already expressed h

an economist named gina sterling figures to be the treasury in the reagan years is now at the urban institutepointed out that in 2009 for the first time every single dollar of tax revenue had been committed before congress arrived. so the rest, all the money that the tax code brought and went to cover benefits in interest on the debt and all the money that we spend on everything else, defense, domestic, discretionary stuff, all that was borrowed. so that's one thing and that's a big change from the past. the second thing is, it's related, is the one thing that is rising faster than everything else in the federal budget is health care. that's because the government covers more people every year, and because the cost of health care is going up faster than almost everything else. in 1960, before medicare and medicaid, the programs that ensure the elderly and disabled and the poor, 9.5% of the federal budget went to health care. last year it was 25%. we are on course even with the affordable to act according to the cbo, to hit 33% by 2021. so this is, you can argue about whether how we should cha

to life, and there are so many interesting things going on in the commodity sector, especially with ginag billions to expand her commodity operations. is actually a very interesting story, that one. taking up on what you were saying about india, it is the best performing index in this part of the world, but are things getting ahead of themselves there? victory in the upcoming election? >> well, job formation. we have broken out, and it has been all one-way action, so we could do with a bit of a pullback. on one basis, i would say i like thailand. i confuse most of my investors when i tell them, you should be in thailand, because there is blood in the streets, but when there is blood in the streets, that is the time you should be investing, and the reason that is is all of the week players are out of the market, if you take a long position, and if the market is going up, that is positive, but i still see latin , witha coming to life brazil perhaps the leader there. some have been out of favor for while, and there is some movement into that. separate portfolios. i do not merge portfolios.

. >> my name is gina mckenzie. just a quick question about the and electionsia specifically.have we seen an active as asian -- and optimization of political figures. are we seeing political candidates and political figures moving into the media? >> well, obviously, those politicians will have their own media outlets. they will cover electoral issues , which meansd way there will be more favoritism toward the media station that the candidate owns. that a lotd news is of the media outlets that are either owned by certain or are sponsoring, they are serving the interests of the neighboring countries. carry much significance because they do not have a lot of audiences. i have heard that the recent that the most popular tv station in afghanistan has caught 60% of the audience. imagine a country where we have around 75 tv stations. around 60% has got of the audience. that is significant. and referring to the elections, i think the recent coverage of elections, ithe shows that afghanistan has not gotten very far in terms of professionalism and setting the agenda for the debates. bec

we are joined by gina mccarthy and mary ann forlic to discuss the budget. i believe this is ms. mccarthy's first meeting. thank you for being here. we look forward to the budget and discussing your ongoing work. the budget proposal is a level of 7.89 million which is 3.8% below the enacted level. the budget is reduced for the fifth consecutive year. the budget proposal is good bringing the budget in line with historic level and in line with the levels under sequestration but avoids employees furloughs and other things with across the board cuts. we make targeted cuts about how we spend the money as we rein in the deficideficit. i apprec appreciated eyeate the agency's payroll tax being investigated. this has been a priority for the subcommittee since 2011. i am glad to see we are aligned. i am pleased to say that the fy 2015 fte reduction compared to 2011. previous budgets often proposed payroll levels above the onboard personal leaving us to wonder how epa would use the funds. as we move forward, i have concerned about the state of the aging water infrastructure and the califor

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they have stated gina is reluctant to finalize cancellation of the bonus unless indication that they are aware. >> i do know what you are reading. an e-mail from susan smith. that was a direct quote from her. >> i have never had a conversation with her. >> were you concerned to act until the white house looked into it and made sure that there will not be any political fallout? >> i have no interaction with the white house on this issue whatsoever. >> that was not the question. were you concerned the white house looked at this first? >> there was never a concern of mine. >> did you ever talk to scott munroe about that? >> many times. i spoke to him about mr. bie l. >> this same e-mail says scott munroe told her that you had those concerns. is that just not true? >> and never had concerns about the white house interference. >> he is not speaking correctly? >> not based on any conversation he had with me. >> why did it take two years to cancel this bonus? it is just flat out illegal. why did it take two years to cancel that? >> i referred this to the appropriate at ortiz. we did get to

gina shume acre is part of the back-to-work program and now she is giving back to her work with work force carolina. she matches job seekers with opportunities. she was at the job fair looking to fill 197 positions, and i commend her efforts to help individuals in the community get back on their feet. goodyear, i also had the opportunity to talk with joe wegmiller who is a plant manager for the goodyear factory in statesville. they have been manufacturing tire molds in statesville since 1995. i had the opportunity to tour the facility and it's a key employer in the fifth district. duesand specializes make generators, air compressioners and other light construction equipment. this company is headquartered in statesville and brings more than 100 years of manufacturing experience to bear on the task of providing quality equipment for construction and other industrial uses. we're proud that they call statesville home and grateful for the opportunities they provide to members of our community. asmo north carolina employees more than 350 people in statesville. they manufacture electric pow

on c-span two, gina mccarthy president's the 2015 budget request. and on c-span3, the education committee holds a hearing on the student federal loan program. gentlemen from-- iowa. >> without objection. >> mr. speaker, it's time to take the mask off this institution. it's time to expose the check writing scandal i like to call rubber date -- rubbergate. it is time to bring honor back to this institution. nine months ago, i sit on his floor with other freshmen and took the oath of office for the very first time in our career, and it was probably one of the most important days of my entire life. i've never been so proud. but to go home to my district over this weekend and to have people laughing at congress, laughing a congressman, laughing at this institution, brings dishonor on all of us. i will give you a couple of examples. i was out at a pizza hut this weekend with my son and daughter gentleman from the booth behind me asked me, are you going to pay with this -- pay for this with a check, congressman? that is not the kind of jokes that we need.

we are joined by gina mccarthy. to discuss the president's proposal for epa's fy 15 budget. i believe this is your first formal hearing before the subcommittee. i know members on both sides look forward to discussing some of your ongoing work. proposal -- budget proposes a level of $7.89 billion. three percent below the enacted level. at this level, the budget would be reduced for the fifth consecutive year. i see this proposed reduction is good for the first step in the budget cycle as it brings the agency's budget in line with more historic funding levels. inbrings the agency's budget line with levels under sequestration but avoids employee furloughs and some of the other consequences associated with indiscriminate cuts. the epa appears to be identifying strategic it it's these in its work force. for the been a priority subcommittee since 2011. i'm glad to see we are aligned in this mission. i appreciate that epa's budget 2000sal reflects a reduction compared to 2011. a level not seen since the late 1980's. budgets previous proposed payroll levels that were higher. we were

. >> the head of department of protection agency, gina mccarthy will be on capitol hill this morning to testify about her agency's budget request for nasa -- next fiscal year. you can see live coverage on a companion network c-span3 at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> i do recognize that is enough will be exists. if it expires irrational fear of islam and, therefore, negative attitude towards the committee i am as a against it. if it's part of xenophobia, xenophobic is nothing than xenophobia versus one group, judeophobia, christian phobia or any other form fully. it's part of it. but what happened is that the islamist lobby, the brotherhood lobby and iranian lobby have hijacked that notion and the into a weapon to anybody was put aside a policy issue has nothing to do with religion, with the five pillars. there has been accused of islamophobia and i think this is very close to what the national socialist in germany would have a come anybody was criticizing their policy of being against the german race. even at the national level it has become very dangerous. >> walid phares on u.s. policy iin

gina waiting on the line for republicans. good morning. go ahead. what i want them to add in the budget is a new department or the government, and it is called department of oversight. i want all of the fraud and abuse for the people that get the free money every year, especially the people that get the earned income credit, i want oversight and how they spend that money. every year it is the same thing. i am sitting at my job i have been added for many years, almost 20 years, and i watch people get $6,000 back, which puts them making more than i do is waste, they waste, waste. same thing with food stamps. i think if we're going to live in a socialist country, which we have almost become now, where so many of the population gets the free money and free things from the government, i want it regulated. are you satisfied with the oversight mechanisms they have certainly caller: i am. the middle-class, who has worked all their life and has to pay in so many taxes and you watch so many people who get this money back every year, it is so irritating. the o

committee, gina mccar think, the current e.p.a. director, pressed on this point. asked whether or not president obama's statement was true, she responded, "i can't answer that. " with all this in mind, climategate, recent cold temperatures and a 15-year highiate us, how could -- hig hiatus, how could congress move afford with regulation that gives the e.p.a. authority to regulate greenhouse gases? there have been several votes on global warming related legislation over the past decade. since we first started debating it here in the late-1990's. but they've all failed to show that there have been even the 60 votes required to pass cap and trade. in 1997, the byrd-hagel legislation, in 1 1995, the unid states should not be a signature to the kyoto treaty. the kyoto treaty was a treaty that was negotiated with al gore down in south america. in 2003 we had the mccain-lieberman bill. it failed 43-5. then we had the mccain-lieberman bill again p in 2005. it failed 38-60. the trend. it is going in the wrong direction. in 2008, the lieberman-warner bill failed. in 2010, r

december of 2012, and a few months later, in february of 2013, gina mccarthy, then assistant administratora., wrote me a response but she did not provide any of the requested data relating to the average global temperature of so-called increases. then in april, three months later, she was nominated to be head of e.p.a., miss mccarthy was, and i asked her -- and she said she would provide additional follow-up information to support the president's statement that the claimant is increasing faster than was predicted. -- that the climate is increasing faster than was predicted. on april 30, she responded in writing to me -- i'm on the e.p.w. environment committee. she responded, but not with any requested analysis of the chart that i asked for that would show official predictions versus actual global temperatures. she simply stated -- quote -- "e.p.a. has not produced its own analysis, but we expect a definitive comparison in the forthcoming ipcc fifth assessment report." close quote. then on may 29, president obama did it again. he claimed -- quote -- "we also know that the climate is warming

i'm going to start with gina. >> obamacare. >> you don't even need health care. >> i do. >> anyone else a lie. absolutely every single thing he said was a lie. so many of!]y friend are either getting fired, their businesses are going bankrupt because their employers can't afford the new taxes. >> you volunteered for him. >> yeah, i did. >> do you feel responsible for these women and the challenges they're facing. >> correct me if i'm wrong if you guys don't think this is the scariest thing about living in america is we're willing to pay an athlete millions upon millions of dollars but the people who are responsible for educating our children during the most vital times of their life -- k through 12 -- we are not willing to pay a fraction of that salary. what i'm saying is his question is what are youç angry about right now? what is the scariest thing. and you're saying the scariest thing is obamacare and not our education system is failing? >> we've become very disillusioned, very disappointed and pessimistic about a lot of thing because before president obama we had the bush administr

host: i want to go to gina waiting in georgia on the democrat line. caller: good morning.ant to talk about a job i had the mid 80's. i worked there for two years. i made good money. we hired a guy who is younger than me. he got a raise and i got a $.25 raise. it made me angry. i want to my boss and told them if you can't give me a quarter maybe you should keep it. i did get my one dollar raise plus the $.25. i wound up doing it better than i normally would have. i thought it was unfair when i was doing a good job. they gave him more than me. guest: that is a great thing you spoke up and got the raise and that your boss agreed. he saw that it was unfair. they will try to get away with this. they will try to get away with hiring loan for less or not moaning because -- not promoting. this is not uncommon at all. we hear president obama talk about his mother who was passed over at the bank and could not break the glass ceiling at the bank -- his grandmother and how successful she was her job. she could not get the final promotion. host: how does this issue really to millennial

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most likely him my name is gina what's your name my name is geoffrey. well if. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course. still in poetry keep. ignoring. the post only what really matters. to your facebook news feed. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle with western backed extremists tightening their control in care of the russian majority in crimea is set to vote on a sovereign future the west still talks of sanctions against russia most are counterproductive it would appear victoria nuland and the e.u. are getting more than they bargained for. to cross talk to crisis in ukraine i'm joined by my guess been heiress in moscow he's the editor in chief of business new europe also in moscow we have mark sloboda he's a senior lecturer in researcher at moscow state university and in london we crossed to patrick headings and he is a journalist writer and founder of the news website twenty first century wired dot com our gentlemen girls in fact that m