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and who from with commissioner haas as the member.hey also considered a request for hearing for a certificate of appropriateness at 260 union telegraph district. which was approved by staff to construct a roof deck within the district. the hearing requester contents the building constructed in 1987 was not built according to code and and actually constructed taller than the allowable height limit. planning department staff presented that along with our code enforcement staff and dbi and proceeding with admin. after testimony by the requester and the property owner, the commission determined that the planning department operated within it's jurisdiction on the administrative delegation and denied the request for hearing. >> the commission also initiated article 10 landmark designation for 210 adam street currently known as the design center and the gerg an and hayden building. this is the first hearing of the two hearings where the commission will weigh the merits of property as an individual landmark for article 10 of the planning sko

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described them as providing the architecture for future agreement and discussions i hope he can take the haas work, click the difficult work done on the past and take that forward with all sides trying to agree. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm not sure if the prime minister is a follower of channel four but if he is, he will know that sadly -- [inaudible] does he agree with me that as part of our long-term economic plan we make sure the benefit system is there for people who needed? need it? it isn't a lifestyle choice and people don't get trapped in it? >> i've only managed to catch a small amount of this program but i think it brings home two vital points but when his we need a welfare system that is tailored to make sure work always pays but there is a second point which is many people in our country have multiple disadvantages and problems where you need help to help get people out of that poverty and benefit dependency so it's not just about tailoring a benefit system to make work pay, it's making sure we intervene in people's lives and tried to correct the things that are keeping them ou

china haas now surpassed the u.s. a top global trader of goods. li sixuan is with us out of singapore. >> thanks, rots. some say this may be rebalancing, but on the back of those ek port numbers, china markets slipped further from their five-month lows. the shanghai composite extend a three-day losing streak, losing over 3% for the week. and on the policy front, authorities will require listed banks to increase the disclosure of their off balance sheet exposure. in japan, the nikkei 225 managed to end just a touch higher, but still lost 2.3% for the week ahead of the u.s. jobs report. meanti meantime, earnings fears continued to weigh on the kospi down by 0.4%. weaker commodity prices in china's trade data. the stock jumped over 3% after the company posted a better than expected price in its q1 profit. over in australia, 21st century fox dropped nearly 5% after the company said it would delist from the asx. chinese index continued to post on shares. >> thank you. have a great weekend. it's all about the december u.s. jobs report. it comes out at 8

>> clinton kricher psychologist and professor marketing at usc's haas school of business: >> as a resulti think that makes us feel more confident in going through what is inherently uncertain world. >> kricher believes qsers, false correlations. >> the more you measure the more you see correlations between those variables just by chance. another concern is just because two variables are related doesn't mean one causes the other. >> you looked at yoga. >> looked at yoga attendance and found a .18 correlation. >> long term benefits of increasingly engaged self trackers in the world far outweigh problems. >> the benefit of people having practice taking measurements with themselves will lead to overall better care, even when they're interacting with experts. >> hunter lee ask taking the movement one step further. he is the founder of shadow a mobile application meant to help you remember and record your dreams. >> i wasn't blown away by the concept of dreaming and the idea that for one-third of our lives our body is suspended and free from reality. what you keep from analyzing anything is a

who haa negative reaction to it? why?it sounded like somebody from his marketing agency came up with it and gave it to him right before his speech and even he didn't understand it. left us in the dark. >> in the back of my mind was another obamacare. what is this going to be now? >> viewers weighing in on the president's speech in social media. >> the left is wrong so he will be able to blame someone for the failures all year. >> everything is new to him, new taxes, new regulations, in you laws that suit him and new ways to hurt the american people. >> dawn says nothing but an empty campaign speech with the threat of american congress using his pen and phone. >> the state of the union is a media frenzy. some lawmakers clearly are not fans. he threatened a reporter who p went off topic. take a listen to this. >> this only about the president. >> grimm stormed off and he came back and threatened to throw the reporter off the capital rotunda. >> he took a cheap shot at the end i took him to task. i was angry and had every ri

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people uninsured prior to the passage of the act. 25 million was the goal ultimately the administration haargetting coverage we're a long way from that. i want to move you to another story about obamacare. the irs saying you know what? those rules in obamacare that force companies not to give the pretty health care packages to executive but make them have the same package as workers in the company really can't get to that right now. joe, why is that? >> well,, you know,,part of the problem is that this was more political hype rather than reality. when the law was passed, the president said we're going make it fair for everybody. the problem is that making it fair for everybody means a lot of people are goiig to lose their coverage. who otherwise would have had it. the basket idea here is that executives can't have better coverage than regular workers. which sounds like a reasonable thing. but the way they have implemented it for the last 30 years for some companies is to say that, you know, even workers are certainly not well-paid are caught in to this trap. so the reality is, that by tryin

that come in, they can play golf, stay at the hotel, make a three-day vacation and trifly home and haa good time. >> it's a home field. we love our teams, so whatever, you know, supports our team. hopefully, everybody feels the same i do. >> reporter: enough people do to make the deal work and now golfers and football fans can share. of course, since this is silicon valley, there is technology introduced to this plan, as well. an app will be developed to help football fans find those parking spaces. reporting live in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank pectations where wine makers want the first in the nation 100% sustainable and think they can do it in five years. the wine commission says many members or family whose have been working sustainable for decades. that means efficient use of land, energy and water and tracking carbon emotions and providing health care. once 100% is achieved, they will practice techniques outside of the county. >>> the scam that swindled a woman out of a half a million dollars plus. >> with what is going on with target, people should know

. >> one haas -- one last thing, nothing to suggest the mayor knew anything about this. the mayor insisted he did not. if there is some e-mail or correspond -- >> between he and the governor? >> if there's e-mail that links the governor to this and suggests he did know in advance. >> this would be the end of his political career. >> i meant legally speaking. >> legally? he would then make himself a candidate for prosecution. his denials today were so sift and certain and prooffend, if there's evidence to contradict those denials he is a target for investigation. >> and there is none if we come up with any we'll let you know. >>> a mother says a teenager raped her daughter, then left the girl in the freezing weather. a special prosecute has been looking into the case and she is filing charges. that news is breaking right after this. [ male announcer ] a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve art

they initially cancelled all of the flights as of 8:30 haas last night but now travelers can finally get to where they want to go. >> the freezing temperatures are not slowing down the start of the nfl playoff games. today people were busy clearing snow off the stands of the eagle stadium in pa, and these are not the work crews but eagle fans themselves getting ready and in green bay, forecasters forecast the sunday temperature will be five below zero. living thousand stadium's nickname, the frozen tundra. i think they call the entire region that. if okay didn't, vikings country, anyway. janice dean is in the fox extreme weather center. janice, this cold will be brutal and dangerous. >> this next batch is going to be colder than what we have seen thus far. if you can believe it. we're probably going to set some records. this could be historic cold, this next arctic air mass. let's look at the forecast wind chills for the upper midwest. there's green bay, and we'll get a bump of a warmup and then, boom, right back into the deep freeze. wind chill ex-minus 27, fargo, minus 30, and inte

. >> and that haas evolved. president obama has said al qaeda is on the run, on the path to defeet. osama bin laden is dead, and now it's core al qaeda on a path to defeat. it's interesting, the semantics. i want to play a sound bite about syria and the concern they have over foreign fighters in syria. >> syria has become a huge magnet for extremists. we estimate at this point, in excess of 7,000 foreign fighters have been attracted from some 50 countries. many of them in europe and the mideast. we're seeing now the appearance of training complexes in syria to train people to go back to their countries and, of course, conduct more terrorist acts, so this is a huge concern to all of us. aspirationally, the front, to name one, does have aspirations for attacks on the homeland. >> now, whatever you call them, core al qaeda, al qaeda, make up another name, he's saying they're training those fighters to go back to europe and the u.s. for attacks on those places. >> well, there's no question, and whether you favor u.s. intervention militarily or an intelligence cupast in syria or not, it

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irain rn foreign minister offered his country's support, military hardware haas been promised as well. analyst said say more outreach is needed by the government of al maliki and the sunni muslim minority. they offered to back seeny tribal leaders in their fight with militanmilitant. few have been following the recent events more than those who put themselves in harm's way to make it a safer place. like clayton south. we were embedded with him and the marines india company in the invasion of fallujah in 2004. he was badly hurt and now runs an organization supporting injured veterans. >> and all the brother, you know, that didn't return home and all the lives that were damaged and destroyed, it's disheartening. we feel like they left us behind. we feel betrayed. >> yet, one more footnote. iraq 2004, the marines tell fox news they're investigating the veracity of photos reportedly showing u.s. troops burning kormss in fallujah at the time. they were posted online today. the spokesman went on to say that if wrongdoing is found, those troops could be prosecuted. bret. >> greg, live in lon

described them as providing the architecture for future agreement and discussions i hope he can take the haas work, click the difficult work done on the past and take that forward with all sides trying to agree. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm not sure if the prime minister is a follower of channel four but if he is, he will know that sadly -- [inaudible] does he agree with me that as part of our long-term economic plan we make sure the benefit system is there for people who needed? need it? it isn't a lifestyle choice and people don't get trapped in it? >> i've only managed to catch a small amount of this program but i think it brings home two vital points but when his we need a welfare system that is tailored to make sure work always pays but there is a second point which is many people in our country have multiple disadvantages and problems where you need help to help get people out of that poverty and benefit dependency so it's not just about tailoring a benefit system to make work pay, it's making sure we intervene in people's lives and tried to correct the things that are keeping them ou

hoboken residents that we would be treated fairly, because you have always treated hoboken fairly in the haas. zimmer says there was no response to that letter, but note the date. may 8th of last year. that was the same day the hoboken planning board did not adopt the redevelopment recommendation for the rockefeller property. and then, two days later, mayor zimmer got a call. the lieutenant governor, kim guadagno, wanted to come to town to do an event at a shop rite, to talk about businesses that had recovered from the storm. so they set that out. and on may 15th, there they were, kim guadagno and dawn zimmer at the hoboken shoprite. you can see them in the picture. zimmer has told us that guadagno pulled her aside during that visit and delivered a message to her. if you want that sandy money, you need to get that rockefeller project moving, because it's very important to the governor. that's what dawn zimmer, the mayor of hoboken, told us that kim guadagno told her that day. and she's not just saying it to us now, because she says when it happened, she was so shocked, that she wrote it down

moreover, the gao, the government accountability office, which is a arm of the congress haa access toes and comment, criticize, report, etc. the one exception, and here's, i think, what you're talking about, the one exception is that there is an exemption in the law for gao auditing individual monetary policy decisions. so the gao under current law is not allowed to rom in the and say give me the records of your last fomc meeting, we want to have an independent review of whether you should have raised or lowered interest rates at the last meeting. so that exemption in the gao law which was put in in the '70s by the congress, we view that as an appropriate balance on the one hand the fed is very transparent, very open. gao has broad access to all of our activities, and, of course, monetary policy's very transparent. we have minutes, the transcripts come out five years later, etc., etc. but the congress took the view in the '70s that exempting monetary policy decisions was needed in order to prevent congress from using gao audits as a tool for influencing short-term decisions made by th

scott stayed to the front page of the costs have not seen haas luckily i met his end and steal of a duty gagne. the week he claims that were on frequently speaks in the streets of paris on the night to bike to spend time with the actress. it's a real passion is a son that lives upside down and makes them take insane risks the french league as seen here with his official girlfriend didn't and i can dream it's pretty sad to report as an attack on the right to privacy and is looking into possible action including legal action against casey magazine. and fronds publishing information on someone's private life is a criminal offense and to many the prison's past own life is nobody's business. i think is because unlike any of that has a right to privacy like anybody else anyways we donated to the nano. it's a team that sits on an interesting topic it there many more important issues in france and its once the students. the french and nothing to be cunning to daddy does and to devotees and the costs of treatment had little impact on the prt retains one of the biggest scandals repealed in the pre

i think haas did a good job in providing the architecture of a future solution on parades and complex and on the past but i hope the parties can come together and continue to work. my friend will do what she can to help facilitate that work. i think it's important to go on discussing this with the government of the republic of ireland. they have taken steps themselves to come to terms with some other things that happen in their past and i think if the parties work together and did the british and irish governments are digital, i hope we can make some progress. >> mr. speaker, i am incredibly -- a large gay community in my constituency. with my quad right honorable friend agree with me that despite the views of some -- [inaudible] [shouting] >> my honorable friend is quite right. breitling does have a superb microclimate that people should be encouraged to take advantage of. he stands up for all his constituents with great vim and vigor. i think and reward it was only be fair if brighton was actually put in place on the shipping forecast summer between dover and white. i think we shoul

don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding or have haa heart valve replaced.igns of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have a bleeding condition or stomach ulcer, take aspirin, nsaids, or blood thinners... ...or if you have kidney problems, especially if you take certain medicines. tell yr doctors about all medicines you take. pradaxa side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you or someone you love has afib not caused by a heart valve problem... ...ask your doctor about reducing the risk of stroke with pradaxa. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why nork has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and ows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. stuart: twitter has been up and down, down and up 72 days ago, it is down today some more becau

china haas now concluded its trading as it goes into the week long holiday.uropean equities, again, just up this morning. 28 points or so for the ftse. but right now, the ftse as you can see just come off a little bit. we had another increase in morning approvals. and credit, as well. maybe we can put the data up. that might be handy. we're having a problem. i think it might be frozen. there we go. got it. down 14 point is for the ftse 11 hin. another buy on the adjusted side. fell by 19,000 in december. we're up on the ftse mib, the cheapest cost on five year payments today for italy in an auction. funding costs continue to get lower and lower. so what are investors to do? there's an awful lot for them to consider. here is a recap of some of the thoughts we've had on the channel today. >> testing, 1330, which frankly is a technical level because of the fundamental point. then we're looking for it to stabilize. major pick up in the fourth quarter. essentially, we're back to business as usual here because the markets are not facing a financial crisis any more.

haas.he speaker pro tempore: pusuant to to clause 4 of rule 1, the following enrolled bill was signed by speaker pro tempore harris on friday, january 17, 2014. the clerk: h.r. 3547, making consolidated appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2014, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 4b of house resolution 458, the house stands adjourned until 1:00 p.m. tuesday, january 21, 2014. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you so much. please, have a seat. public, an of our small secret surveillance committee born out of the sons of liberty was established in boston. the group's members included paul revere. they would patrol the streets at night, reporting any signs that the british were preparing rates against america's early patriots. -- raids against america's early patriots. balloonsvil war, union reconnaissance tracked the size of confederate armies by tracking the number of campfires. in world war ii, codebreakers gave us insight into the

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jules haas a pretty good week. the highlight for you? >> i think the focus on jobs.ut it a lot in europe, but i think there's a huge push here. the other key take aways is the level of optimism. cautious, yes, that there is a level of optimism of crisis over. now let's get down to the nitty-gritty and solve individual issues. so the question is can we do that over 2014? >> absolutely. and i enjoyed the spat between between larry summers and george as born. it was nice to see larry summers had to take it on the chin a bit and say he got it wrong, but then came back with macro prudential rules not working. >> but he did say a couple of times, fair assessment. so there was a bit of thinking time going on there, certainly. >> very important to have to think. and look, last year, there was still quite a bit of pessimism in davos, jewels. what's the take away on sentiment? >> definitely sent a big shift between the conversations we were having a year ago here in davos versus the sentiment that we got today. yes, there's acknowledgement that work still needs to be done. the

s office will decide whether to file criminal charges against deputy eric gel haas.repared by both the santa rosa and petaluma police departments. deputy gelhaus says last october, lopez carried an air soft bb gun that looked like a real assault rifle. gelhaus says he ordered low lopez to drop the gun but shot and killed him when the teen turned toward him with the barrel raised. >>> on a lighter note, a little puppy rescued last month from a recycling conveyer belt has a new home now. just before christmas time, little jim was rescued by recology worker. jim's only three months old. he was stuffed inside a garbage bag. the young puppy has fully recovered since being rescued and will go to her new home with one of the employees were the recycling center. >> a nice ending. >> very cute. >>> secrets of the oakland raiderettes revealed. the surprising advise on fraternizing with married men straight from the cheerleaders ears etiquette hand book -- cheerleaders' etiquette hand book. >>> sun is breaking through. our rain is done. maybe sunday might be the best bet. pills

the australian icebreaker carrying less saved passenger haa been put on standby in case that chinese ship needs assistance. ashley: they could go around and around rescuing each other. whose idea was it to go on this trip in the first place? >> they are gathering important data. ashley: they should understand how this works. as we do every 15 minutes check the markets, nicole petallides, the wireless battle heating up. nicole: this is something i would rather study instead. watching at&t and t mobile, a ticker symbol t m u s, that is down at&t building up 1/2%. what is interesting is at&t trying to lure those customers and offering them for $50 to switch over from t mobile, we go to the phone upgrade, the other part would credit your account, you could get an additional $200 credit when you transfer your wireless service to at&t so this is at&t's way of coming over to mobile customers. ashley: that is the line of the day. lori: the early test of the unity of the new american airlines already revealing cracks. ashley: driving going away of the dinosaur? the auto industry betting on it

the way that the nsa has undermined cybersecurity and haa lot about the vulnerability market in the last few months and the way that the nsa has actually held onto vulnerabilities for work purposes for cyberwork purposes versus you know sort of the helplessness of organizations like the department of homeland security. you get the feeling that they have been completely in the dark all this time about what kind of offensive capabilities the country has. it really does seem to get to a peter and allan said, it does seem that all the priority in this government has been cybercapabilities really to the expense of cyberdefense capabilities. that is a huge and important issue and i think that's something that really has been revealed as a result of some of these disclosures. >> i think maybe the most extraordinary sort of confidence issue and the whole thing was this brilliant tale from an anonymous cia official of internally promoting the metadata program and bringing this vast printed out network diagram talking about how you could use it to find the keynotes and the people who are keeping d

throughout the 1950's and 60's, it ran a perennial third-place finish until the 1970 haas when the brilliant head of abc sports turned his creative genius to abc news. what four forth from his collaboration with the abc news team was a series of inventions that putt abc in the broadcast race for real. canadian peter jennings and more recently, dianne sawyer has closed with the words i will see you right back here tomorrow night. reflecting more the reality that brought cass news is a product. no time in the short closing , not much time for the advent of 24-hour broadcasting is. ted turner broadcast news in 1981 that perp and another profound change pain -- change. reporting the incoming live missile rounds of an air bombardment all around them. 50 beers later he wore american broadcasters in the enemy capital reporting incoming american missiles about them. two observations, final observations. many of you young journalists, journalism students here in capitol hill. the first is obvious. you have been drawn to a profession, a craft that relies on narrative, storytelling. inform and share th

haas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: mr. speaker, i call up house resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the clerk: house calendar number 79, house resolution 455, resolved, that at any time after the adoption of this resolution, the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18 declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill, h.r. 2279, to amend the solid waste disposal act relating to review of regulations under such acts and to amend the comprehensive environmental response compensation and liability act of 1980, relating to financial responsibility for classes of facilities. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour, equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce. after general debate, the bill shall be cons

she is a professor at berkeley's haas school of business and was previously a professor at harvard universityeconomics. dr. yellen graduated summa cum laude from brown university, and received her ph.d. in economics from yale. dr. yellen's nomination is especially timely as our nation struggles with high unemployment in the wake of the great recession. she has devoted a large portion of her professional and academic career to studying the labor market, unemployment, monetary policy, and the economy. dr. yellen also has a strong track record in evaluating trends in the economy, her economic analysis has been spot-on. "the new york times" recently noted that she was the first fed official, in 2005, to describe the rise in housing prices as a bubble that might damage the economy. she was also the first, in 2008, to say that the economy had fallen into a recession. these forecasts were not an anomaly. "the wall street journal" recently analyzed 700 predictions made between 2009 and 2012 in speeches and congressional testimony by 14 federal reserve policymakers, and found dr. yellen was the most a

haas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1rk the chair declares the house to be in recess until noon today. >> we'll have live coverage here on c-span. some news from the house today, virginia democrat, jim moran, won't seek re-election at the end of the term, making him the third democratic representative to make a similar announcement in the past three days. the 12-term congressman was first elected in 1991 after serving as mayor of alexandria, virginia. and news from the administration today, president obama's going to nominate maria suite to head the small business administration. she's the founder of a latino owned community bank in los angeles. the president will make the noument this afternoon at the white house. meanwhile here on c-span, we are going to take you live to hearing on capitol hill looking at threats to homeland security. among those testifying on your screen, former senator and former chairman of the homeland security committee, joe lieberman. >> s

this man is director of the uc energy director at the haas school of business. >> it probably will stayl prices are looking like they aren't gonna take a big jump, at least. and then in the fall, we see them come down again. >> people don't have the money. hopefully it will remain that way or get better than that. that's what i'm hoping for. >> reporter: stable prices would give christopher welch more incentive to go on long driving trips. >> if there was more of a guarantee or more confidence in the market, they, yeah, i would -- then, yeah, i would feel more confident. >> i've not gone on trips before because of that. >> reporter: the jewel family is not waiting. >> this is our second car and we're getting ready to turn this in and get another electric car. we're looking into going all electric. >> reporter: energy economist bornstein says only a huge increase in ever-more fuel- efficient cars, alternative- fuel cars, hybrids and electrics will work a truly long-term, if not permanent decrease in stability in gasoline prices. >> we'll be driving cars that are getting double the gas mi

--hard haas wrote the book foreign policy starts at home. a strong, prosperous america is a real inspiration to other countries around the world. what is happening in the middle -- the that young people room probably 175 million kids who were under the age of 20 who have no future. a course be instability and radicalization. -- of course there will be instability and radicalization. the young people are seeing the way the rest of the world is living and they feel humiliated and they radicalize because they're frustrated. building a strong, prosperous america -- nationbuilding at home -- is going to demonstrate to the rest of the world that we have a functioning, pluralistic society with a rule of law, separation of powers, respect for minority rights. host: let's go to our calls. mary from florida. caller: i really agree with the congressman, oh yes. you are a u.s. representative. we are talking national security here. there is very strong evidence for proving that 9/11 holdings were brought down by controlled demolition. people are waking u

back with us on set, we have nicole wallace, richard haas, and john nachem.d for u.s. senate in wyoming. political reports a number of factors, including a recent family incident causing her to reconsider. you may remember cheney and her sister, mary, who is gay, publicly sparred over same-sex marriage. liz cheney issued a statement against gay marriage and the feud, mary posted, liz's position is to treat my family as second class citizens. this isn't like a disagreement over grazing fees or what to do about iran. former vice president dick cheney came to liz's defense, saying she always treated her with respect. liz cheney has spent much of her professional life in washington, d.c., and struggled to prove her wyoming credit. her campaign focused on her family roots. >> our family came here in 1852, walking the mormon trail. >> my great-grandfather settled in 1907. >> she's also trailed in public polling and saw veteran republican lawmakers flock to incumbent mike enzi's corner. so liz cheney expected to drop out. that's big news. we also want to take a look

haas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma, mr.ucas, seek recognition? mr. lucas: mr. speaker, i call up the conference report on the bill h.r. 2642, the agricultural act of 2014, and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2642, an act to provide for the reform and continuation of agriculture and other programs of the department of agriculture through fiscal year 2018, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 465, the conference report is considered as read. the gentlewoman from oklahoma, mr. lucas, and the gentleman from minnesota, mr. peterson, each will control 30 minutes. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, is the gentleman from minnesota opposed to the conference report? the speaker pro tempore: is the gentleman from minnesota opposed o the conference report? pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 -- pursuant to clause 8 of rule 22rk the gentleman from

. >> he followed through on the purchase of rohm & haas and many people thought they would walk awayss even now there's a question as to whether programs they should have figured out a way out instead of following through. >> look at ppg. i mean, this company reported another magnificent quarter. they have systematically gotten out of commodity, systematically gone into proprietary and that's what people are expecting of dow. you break the two companies up, you get a proprietary and a commodity, hey, do you know what, i like that. >> you mentioned retail, jim, a lot going on with target. not only were there two arrests reportedly made in connection with that breach, "the journal" says today they actually gave up on smarter technology years ago. >> yes. >> that might have prevented all of this and cowan cuts it to an underperform basically saying the buyback history and holding on to as much cash as they can. >> "the new york times" piece was devastating in terms of the size of the breach target. and suddenly everyone around the country i think is looking at their credit card bill in

back in 2009, with that roman haas acquisition, i believe you were saying at the time you expected peakg normalized earnings to be something like $8 a year in terms of earnings per share that the low end would be $4 a share. and we're still looking at closer to $2.30. >> $2.48, to be specific to you. >> right. >> you're right. you're right. that's because we had to do some things in '09/'08 to the balance sheet. we've taken about 50 cents already off. thepreferreds. i said when andrew interviewed me last week that warren and i, we are working on the best way to do those preferreds is let them earn themselves out. he's now an equity investor. when he gets the upside when it gets to $53.70, they will disappear. actually, i was just with him this week. and he basically said to me, you know, andrew, keep doing what you're doing. keep working on the strategy of the company. we're an owner, and we like being an owner. and frankly, we think you've been running the company for the investors who will stay versus the investors who will leave. and frankly, keep doing that. >> what is your sense in

haas, clerk. the speaker: the house will be n order. will representative-elect byrne and the members of the alabama delegation present themselves in the well of the house. and will all members please ise. the gentleman will raise his right hand. do you solemnly swear that will you support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear truth faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose and will you well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? mr. bryne: i do. the speaker: congratulations. you're now a member of the 13th congress. without objection, the gentleman from alabama, mr. bachus, is recognized for one minute. mr. bachus: thank you, mr. speaker. we welcome bradley byrne as the newest member of the alabama delegation. we also welcome his wife, rebecca, who's in the balcony with his four children, and ck, and collin athleen and laura. bradley a