montgomery says his son was in san francisco to attend a rave, not go to the guam. >>> joe voces joe vasquez will have more. brian. >> reporter: ken, first, both teams put out statements today saying how shocked and saddened they were. a giants fan came up to me and said will you tell dodgers fans we are not all bad people. there is a lot of worry. worry this will reflect poorly on the team, the fans, and the city. tonight's game began not with an at bat, but a moment of silence. >> giants fans, we would like to guff our deepest sympathies during this difficult time. >> it's sad to have that happen here. >> the stadium covered in orange and blue with fans in shock over the senseless stabbing. sparked over team outfits. something this husband and wife can't understand. >> it's nothing personal, you know, i don't know why it gets so far, because it gives us a bad name. >> extra officers on hand. some dressed in uniforms you can see, others wearing team jerseys you cannot. >> do you feel sov? >> safe? >> yeah. it makes me think about it. >> fans from both teams insist that killing is no

act to amend public law 93-435 with respect to the northern mariana islands, providing parity with guam, the virgin islands and american samoa. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from washington, mr. hastings, and the gentleman from the northern mariana islands, mr. sablan, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to add -- include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. hastings: i yield my -- i yield myself as much time as i may consume. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, s. 256 would amend the 1974 law to convey certain submerged lands in the commonwealth of the northern mariana islands. under this bill the territory will have the administrative authority over lands covered by tidal waters out to three astronaut qual miles, give -- nautical miles, giving it parity with guam, the virgi

a tropical depression over guam at this time. flash flood warnings and watches in effect for much of the mariana islands. you'll continue to see the heavy rain, up to five meter high waves as well. this is expected to become the next named tropical storm going into saturday. very well could be impacting the south of tokyo as well. so something to watch going into next week. now, farther towards the north, high pressure has been dominating much of japan. still, western japan, some of the outer rain bands of usagi could be pushing into the southern japanese islands. nothing too intense down here, but there will be breezy conditions, and isolated showers as we go through the day on saturday. farther towards the north, i want to talk about the cold air over northeastern china. beijing, not so bad. but if you go to mongolia, and the far east part of russia, it really is going to be chilly, especially through the overnight hours. below freezing temperatures in some areas. sleet and possibility of snow in the forecast for ulon. highs ex

now, after six months of doom and gloom in the pacific, the loss of wake island, the loss of guam and the utterly humiliating surprise attack that succeeds against pearl harbor, after our success at midway, the war in the pacific turns around, and we will never really look back until victory. running the air force, the president picked general henry "hap" arnold. he's known as "hap" because through some facial anomaly, his lip is always curled in what appears to be a smile, but he's a tough guy apart from that. hap arnold went so far back in american aviation history that he was taught to fly by the wright brothers. [laughter] and yet in 40 years, which is a short span as history is mentioned, he is in charge of an air force that launches flotillas of a thousand heavy bombers against german cities including berlin. arnold's talents had been spotted by elliott roosevelt, the president's son who was a great aviation enthusiast. and arnold started out on a very high plane. at in this point -- at this point the air force is phone as the u.s. army air corps, so it's subordinate to the army

>> this is terry kim, aka guam cruise. >> some friends of choe's seem to favor this place.a thirsty and diverse bunch. >> stress position? did you have to do -- >> he knows it. >> he went right into it. >> you did that? >> see, the speed with which they assume the position. >> a bucket of water over your head. >> what if your arms get tired? >> they make you do it again. >> the whole thing is doing it again. >> look, i'm not korean, i'm not asian, a white boy from the suburb, but i noticed something over time in my k-town adventure. similar anecdote. >> they came up with a new one. >> i was very aware that all my korean friends, no matter how successful, seemed strangely haunted by something, but i never knew this. >> how about this? >> it goes up like this, and then it's like opening an umbrella. >> you think it's hilarious -- >> what the hell that's about, i can only guess. >> cheers. >> koreans gone bad. >> you're korean now officially. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caus

we just heard that the republican conference met and that they're planning to put some more on the guam kiar things on the -- anti-obamacare things on the cr so i think we're headed for a shutdown. melissa: do you think it sounds reasonable to the american public that there is exemption for politicians and congressman and women, and not for small business? do you think where they're many coulding from. >> there isn't an exemption. that is what the problem is here. actually my staff and i have to go into the exchange, whether it is here in d.c., if we decide to take it from d.c. or whether it is back in california where i represent. so we will go into the exchange. we will pull off of that a policy that is available to each and everyone of the people who qualify in my district under obamacare. the difference is that right now the federal government is paying part of that. that is part of the benefits that we receive under the package we receive. and the official management personnel office said they will continue to do that. melissa:i'm asking you to hang on one second. we listen to the

we just heard that the republican conference met and that they're planning to put some more on the guamare things on the cr so i think we're headed for a shutdown. melissa: do you think it sounds reasonable to the american public that there is exemption

go do the maldives, go to guam, find another nicer stretch, but cuba was in my heart and when i looks what spoke to my imagination so i didn't want to give up on it. this time i got lucky. i mean the waves were tough. the jellyfish mask that i'm lucky to have made me take in a lot of saltwater, i was very sick, but the gulf stream was my friend and usually it's not. usually you're out there going in circles, going east of the bahamas. this time the gulf stream went north, wright where i was going. >> the conditions were right but it takes more than just conditions for a human being to be able to make that trek, that is true grit and determination that you made it through. what are you thinking, what are you saying to yourself? what are you doing during these 53 hours that you're in the water trying to make it across? >> yeah, you know, it's a very isolating experience, even though i have 35 people around me loving, working like a machine, the kayakers with their shark devices, the shark divers at night in with me in the water patrolling, the biggest jellyfish expert, the number one j

martha: the jump from the edge of space by felix guam gartner.r. >> first felix opens the chute. but with the next grasp he commits a dramatic mistake. martha: felix baumgartner who broke the sound barrier with his own body joins me now. welcome back. what was the big mistake in that part? >> that was the last jump on a test day. i was releasing my main parachute and pulling the wrong handle. i was focused on the camera and i lost my parachute. luckily i had another one. martha: there you are perched on the edge of that capsule. >> i was in the capsule and it was brought up by helium balloon. martha: you are all alone up there looking down. i was touched when we spoke about -- you said the feeling was like and what went through your mind. just the thoughts of mortality that you experienced when you were falling. >> was not easy. as you can see i was spinning a lot. i was completely out of control in the beginning. but i was constantly work on the solution and i found one. martha: what do you think is the biggest scientific take away from this jum

it will be in the western pacific, probably operating out of qualm and provide us -- out of guam andprovide us with about 2000 miles. we will have that kind of maritime broad coverage. we don't have that today. we have maritime patrol aircraft but that unmanned feature is good. that is in the air. on the aircraft carrier by 2020, i would hope to have an unmanned carrier launch surveillance and strike called the u-class which has to fit into the air wing and can provide isr and ordinance and you can put a ball on it or other surveillance equipment. if you fly, there is an extraordinary amount of weight , onciated with an airplane a person in an airplane and you remove that, you are talking payroll or ordinance or fuel. some feedback on unmanned underwater vehicles. these are things you can program and send them out to surveil. it can report what's finding and that will give us a broad picture of the undersea domain. that should be on the plummeted by 2020. little combat the ship, there is a mission that has a mining feature and it will provide us four times the area and 1/4 the time o

we know that some will go to guam. some will go to a new base that is being built. i hope you will give this issue of very high priority. okinawa,incident in and you will see a very serious reaction from the people of okinawa, and they have to be ensured we are making progress on the issue, which in my view, has been fraught with delays and expenditures, which is almost an embarrassment. >> i take seriously your concerns, and i thank you for expressing them to me in your office as well as here this morning, and i look forward to learning as much as i can and studying this closely and move thisth you to forward. >> we look forward to visiting with you and your future at taxpayers expense. think you for your willingness to serve. >> think you. you.ank >> massachusetts is very proud of you today. your mother and father, aunt and all of your family inspired generations of people to public service. you are the embodiment of someone who has dedicated her people and your uncle ted -- every member of really was very special in the lives of our you are continuing that story,

that with a of course that with a some will go to guam. some will go to a new base being built. i hope you'll give the issue a very high priority. it is a one more incident, and we will see a very serious reaction people of outcome outcome that with a we have to be assured we're making progress on the issue. frankly, in my view has been frowght with delay and expenditure, which is almost an embarrassment. >> i will -- i take that, seriously, senator. your concern and thank you for expressing them to me as well as here this morning. i look forward to learning as much as i can to studying the issue closely and working with you move it forward. >> we look forward to visiting with you in japan in the near future. taxpayer's company. thank you for your willingness to serve. plft. >> senator markey. thank you, mr. chairman. massachusetts is very proud of you today. your mature, father, aunts, and uncles. >> thank you. >> all of your family inspired generations now of people to public service. i'm one of those people, and you are really the perfect embodiment of someone who dedicated t