hastings: mr. chairman, this legislation ensures that america america's ability to fish and hunt will not be limited by the whim of federal bureaucrats. title 1 of this bill directly responds to bureaucratic threats posed by the e.p.a. in 1976, congress barred the environmental protection agency or e.p.a., from regulating firearms and ammunition. however, this has not stopped attempts to circumvent the law by claiming that while e.p.a. may not be able to regulate ammunition, it can regulate components of ammunition and fishing tackle. this would be a massive power grab by the e.p.a. despite legal authority. banning lead bullets and tackle would hinder sportsmen and cause economic harm to outdoor sportsmen and the recreation industry. this legislation ensures that the e.p.a. does not, does not, mr. chairman, have the e.p.a. to regulate ammunition and fishing. title 2 of this bill makes more funding available to states for longer period of time to create and maintain shooting ranges, which preserves

hastings -- >> put mr. hastings back in his chair until we are concluded. >> or?ntil i'm done -- >> i thought you said they weren't supposed to react? >> sit down! >> judge wulle warns hastings his behavior won't help him later. >> you're really hurting your case in front of the court of appeals. they're going see your record, they're going to see how you're running your mouth, your honor. bye-bye, we know how to handle kids like you, son? okay, yeah, they're going to see that too. remember, you're on record, just like me, pops. >> finally, the judge gets in the last word, sentencing hastings to the maximum, 120 years in prison. >> all right, thank you, gentleman. in my world, i deal with nothing but ugly features of the human personality. i have to find ways to not let that affect the work i'm doing, so i can provide the next person coming into the courtroom with a fair environment. >>> coming up, a lawyer is shot. a defendant goes for a gun. and there are cries of shock and horror in the courtroom, when "caught on camera: chaos in the court" continues. court" co

the cunning counselors praise thee, because thou hast cut the knot in which they have tied their own souls. the foolish old men on their deathbeds praise thee, because thou has turned their sins into blessing. the judges in the blindness and bondage of the law praise thee, for thou hast vindicated the vision and freedom of the living soul. the wicked out of hell praise thee, because thou hast shown them that the fire that cannot be quenched is a holy fire. the torturers and executioners praise thee, for thou hast shown that their hands are guiltless of the death of the soul. the unpretending praise thee, because thou hast taken upon thyself the heroic burdens that are too heavy for them. [choir singing] woe unto me when all men praise me. i bid you remember that i am a saint, and that saints can work miracles. and now tell me, shall i rise from the dead and come back to you a living woman? oh, no. what? must i burn again? are none of you ready to receive me? the heretic is always better dead. and mortal eyes cannot distinguish between the saint and the heretic. spare them. forgive us

hastings: mr. speaker, we have real problems facing our nation. the measures before us today are partisan and have no chance of becoming law. my friends across the aisle would rather pick political battles than propose real solutions. we work together on the farm bill, the budget and the omnibus appropriations bill, and i hope that soon we will water resources development conference report. instead of considering in a bipartisan manner, however, we are here once again considering a participate san bill that will not become law. san francisco, h.r. 3964 is a far-reaching measure of drastic and immediate consequences for its chosen winners. yet, the bill was sprow deuced only a week -- introduced only a week ago and with only republican co-sponsors. california is in the middle of a terrible drought. some californians are already reporting that no water comes out when they turn on their taps. they need a real solution. we've got our water issues in florida. there's not enough of it in places that need

netflix ceo and co-founder reed hastings.did a stint in the peace corps. >> teaching high school math and i loved it. >> reporter: at age 30 started his first company. pure software and made a debugging tool. he sold that fors 750 million and hastings left a rich man. then, an overdue movie from blockbuster gave him a brilliant idea. >> it was a $40 late fee. clearly there's got to be a better way. >> reporter: in 1997 he founded netflix, a dvd by mail company. the little red envelopes would eventually contribute to blockbuster's downfall, and in a move that changed how we watch television, netflix began offering on-demand streaming. >> can watch more, watch on your schedule. >> reporter: hastings's journey isn't without missteps. in 2011, price hikes and plans to spin off its dvd business. >> named our dvd service quickster. >> causing a flood of cancellations and sent the stock price tumbling, but hastings back tracked and apologized to ku69 mer and now their stock is at an all-time high. 44 million subscribers and counting

hastings: mr. speaker, urge my colleagues to vote no and defeat the previous question, vote no on the underlying bill and i now yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you. and i thank my colleague from florida. mr. speaker, as proud as i am of this legislation, i realize its passage on friday will not be front page news. i understand that, quote, bipartisan group of lawmakers ban together to close technical loopholes in umra" isn't exactly a rivetting headline, but what we're doing here is important. in congress we often focus our energy and attention on those issues that are most divisive and controversial. there are real substantive disagreements between the two parties and among the american people. but congress must do the hard things and every now and then we get an opportunity to do something easy. this should be easy. the reforms in this bill are low-hangi

hastings: mr.er, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 2954. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 472 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 2954. the chair appoints the gentleman from california, mr. denham, to preside over the ommittee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 2954 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to authorize escambia county, florida, to convey certain property that was formerly part of santa rosa island national monument and that was conveyed to escambia county subject to restrictions on use and reconveyance. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read the first time. the gentleman from washington, mr. hastings, a

hastings, judge hastings, pushed this issue appropriately. members of the committee from florida have graciously pushed this issue forward. the bottom line is, is that i believe the gentleman and i need to meet to speak about the jurisdiction he refers to. the jurisdiction that i believe that the rules committee has is not related to the policy. the policy which is what the provisions that are contained within the problems that we are talking about today, the policy issues are within the jurisdiction of the financial services committee. today, we're on the floor of the house of representatives with a rule with the jurisdiction todd natural resources committee. the motion to recommit is not germane to the natural resources committee. so voting -- or believing that you could, through a motion to recommit, winning that and getting this bill on the floor is simply -- through the previous question -- is simply not something that i believe is realistic or something that we should even suggest to people that would happen. what we are talk about toda

hastings: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock a member of the committee has -- who has worked hard on this legislation in the last congress and this congress. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. mcclintock: thank you. mr. chairman, california's drought is nature's fault but our failure to prepare for it is our fault. in california, the ruling democrats have not only obstructed the construction of new dams for the past 35 years they've also actively sought to tear down existing ones. they've substituted conservation for desperately needed storage and now that we face drought, we find that our few reservoirs are empty and our conservation options are exhausted. worse, in the first years this drought, 1.6 million acre-feet of water was dumped into the pacific ocean for the care and amusement of the delta smelt. 800,000 acre-feet, enough for four million californians, was deliberately drained from our now-empty rese

hastings: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that in the engrossment of h.r. 2954, the clerk may make technical and conforming changes and that the amendment to page 7, line 17, referred to the first usage of decision on that line. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute for the purposes of inquiring of the majority leader the schedule for the week to come. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. and i now yield to mr. cantor, the majority leader, for the recitation of the schedule. i yield to my friend. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, i thank my friend from maryland, the democratic whip, for yielding. on monday the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for

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and i guess that it is penelli from us hastings could dress the question? >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisor, and i am a professor of law at the college of the law and i direct the uc hastings clinic which has been advising the labor coalition over the last four years, just to respond to what actually is in the development agreement, there is a long list of we are talking about the non-construction entry level, provisions, which are in exhibit e, on page 14 and it makes very clear a long list of entry level jobs but it reads that the types of entry level positions that may be available, as the cpmc include but are not limited to that list. and in terms of the projections, the development and agreement is also very clear, and it actually gives a form which needs to be filled out each year by cpmc, to project the number of jobs in each category. and as a previous peeker made claim, without those projections there is no way for oewd or the san francisco foundation to widely, allocate, the four million for training people. >> thank you. >> great. >> i guess

hastings: i yield myself the balance of the time. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one and a half minutes. mr. hastings: i want to point out that the gentleman wanted to clarify by saying that this doesn't give authority, but the secretary should consider. what if the secretary considers and then decides to take action? that's the pint of the argument that i made. that is that that action then on climate change could cause limited or no access to our public lands. that's why i said this amendment is kind of cloaked in different clothing because it does not speak to climate change, it -- in fact, it speaks to the potential closing of our public lands. i urge my colleagues to vote no on the amendment and yealed back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the noes have it. he amendment is not agreed to. mr. holt: mr. chairman, on that i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pus

caroline hastings at children's hospital oakland may have you rye thinking that., wife, mother who is turning the idea of work/life balance on its head with beautiful results. bringing work home from the job regardless of what you do, is something most of us try to avoid. even more so when you're a doctor. like caroline hasting. >> it's a constant struggle for physicians to find what people refer to as a work/life balance because it is not only just time-consuming but it consumes us emotionally, and you just can't turn it off when you go home. >> reporter: what makes caroline special, though, is that she is a doctor who stopped trying to turn it off. instead, she invited it in. literally. >> i brought may family into my work and hi my work into my fam. it was actually a lot easier for me and it was comfortable. >> reporter: on this day for example after treating 10 year old twins addie and cassie for a rare genetic disorder at oakland children's hospital she's treating them to a birthday party at her house. the party is here because the hemple family from reno is

even more so when you're a doctor, like caroline hastings. >> it's a constant struggle for physicians refer to as a work/life balance because it is not only just time consuming, but it consumes us emotionally. and you just can't turn it off when you go home. >> and here's the drug for the transfer. >> reporter: what makes caroline special, though, is that she is a doctor who stopped trying to turn it off. instead, she invited it in. literally. >> i brought my family into my work and my work into my family. it was actually a lot easier for me, and it made more sense. and it was comfortable. >> i'm going to take some of this off. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: on this day, for example, after treating 10-year-old twins adddy and cassie hempel for a rare genetic disorder -- ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: -- she's treating them to a birthday party at her house. the party is here because the hempel family from reno is staying here. adddy, cassie, mom, chris, and dad, hugh, spending the week sleeping right off caroline's dining room. >> i've got the most amazing doctor in the world and the

richard farley is a partner at paul hastings, we have spoken about bitcoin.nteresting, this morning, i saw that mt. gox, the biggest it isn exchange, has said not going to let customers withdraw money right now. regulatorywhere the issues get interesting. if you give your money to a bank, the bank is obligated to give you your money back. if they cannot, the fdic shuts them down. if you have a commodities or a brokerage account, you get access to your money and that is what you bargained for. and a lot of people who put their bitcoin or dollars in exchange for bitcoin expected it would be like a bank. but you are in the regulatory wild west. if you had a deposit at a bank, you are earning nothing. if that was turned into a five-year led to the bank, that would be a huge -- >> you think that is why apple pulled the app. >> it could be fighting over -- >> some people have said they want to get into the mobile payments space, that does not make sense because they still have apps for paypal. ifregardless of any of this, crimes are being committed with this digita

hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlewoman from north carolina, my friend, ms. foxx, for yielding the customary 30 minutes to me. mr. speaker, you know, we continue down this path of considering bills that are going nowhere. i sincerely wish my friends on the other side of the aisle would stop this conservative merry go round. the majority leader called this week stop government abuse week. abuse? really? my friend on the other side of the aisle have continued to ignore the plight of middle class and working poor americans, immigrants, hoping for a better life for their families and denying the undeniable impact of climate change just to name a few. this is even after shutting down the government for purely political purposes and playing a game of chicken with the debt limit and yet my republican friends are calling routine government work abuse. -- that seems like a stretch to me. abuse is when underregulated industries fill unknown -- spill unknown chemical into the west virginia water supply. abuse i

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tenderloin neighborhood development, community housing partnership, university of california hastings college of law, episcopal community services, mercy housing, saint anthony's foundation, alliance for better district 6, tenants association, coalition, and san francisco architectural heritage. we are also grateful to receive unanimous support from the historic preservation commission and as mentioned unanimous support from the san francisco planning commission. this is a great cause and one that will help preserve this landmark for future generations. thank you very much. >> thank you so much for your presentation. >> thank you, supervisor kim. at this point can we proceed with public comments? okay. we will open it up for public comment on item number 2. i have no public comment cards. we have one, but then i got a note that this person will not speak, edward solesky. so, is there any public comment on item number 2? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> and, supervisor kim, would you like to make a motion on item number 2? >> sure. i would like to make a motion t

. >>> republican congressman dock hastings of washington state will retire at the end of the year.erm congressman said it's time for someone new to represent washington's fourth congressional district. hastings shares the -- chairs the house natural resources committee. >>> actor ralph waite best known as pa walton from the tv series of the waltons has died at 85. he starred as the family patriarch john waltton, senior from 1982 to 1991. he continued acting into his 80s. he made appearances on ncis and bones among other places. >>> in the latest medal count from the winter olympics in sochi. norway leads the way with 13 medals. netherlands and the united states are tied for second with 12 each. wusa9 will return after [ laughter ] you ready for some bread? yep. ♪ i want two. okay, two for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ew! ew! [ female announcer ] come together this valentine's day with a hallmark card. >>> good morning. welcome back to wusa9 at 6:30 on this friday, february 14. this is a live look at the capitol and the representatives and senators there are beginning a week long holiday for the pres

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so, that's the way it is now, billy. >> punk rock band in nebraska battle of hastings.i'm wrong, but when i encounter somebody who i know right away they don't speak english very well, and i'm dealing with them, mostfully a service capacity, you know, trying to get something done, i don't get angry anymore. i just saysomeone else i can deal with? you know, it's insulting when i do that to them, it's condescending but i just in my life now, i can't deal with this anymore. it's just nuts. >> well, you know. >> getting worse. >> that's your life. i don't run into biden as frequently as you do. [ laughter ] >> but i do know, this biden doesn't know who biden is. biden is so out there that i can't tell if he is actually real or he just ahughes united states himself and i happen to see it now, here is what i would do, everybody wants on a cell phone. i would just say that there is a question on each time the kid opens the cell phone saying what year did this happen? and then to get the four digits you have to enter something between 1776 and 2014. or they can't get on their p

the fact is you mentioned michael hastings and he got some e-mails that bowe bergdahl sent to his familys that suggested that he wasn't just disillusioned with the war, he had become -- he turned against the war. he didn't think the war was a good idea. he left the base on his own. the american military does not refer to him as a p.o.w. they refer to him as missing. >> that's an interesting detail they couldn't call him a p.o.w., why the country doesn't realize there's a p.o.w. >> one of the reasons i would think. and the murky circumstances of why he left the base that night, definitely makes the story different than other p.o.w. stories where a soldier on a mission is captured by the enemy. it's different. that's not to say that he shouldn't be freed. the u.s. government shouldn't be doing everything it can. but in terms of how much his cause has taken root among activi activists, i think that's one of the reasons why you haven't seen outside of his family and some troops and veterans, a huge push. i think some of those people who would normally be supporters, normally be calling for t

it's an insult and he should apologize post haste. >> why do you think he said that? because, look, i get the letters too. i get the emails too. whether you are for obamacare or not for it there are certainly some people who have come up very short on this. whether their premiums have spiked or they have lost their insurance or whatever. there are some people who do have horror stories. why does he say that? >> is he denying reality and he is trying to get the rest of america to deny reality so they can plow forward with obamacare which is eventually going to lead to a single pair system. that's always been their dream. what we need is we need democrat senators to start acting responsibly. start repairing the damage of this healthcare law. they have got to start turning a death ear to these pleas of the american public. that's what harry reid is doing. turning a deaf ear, blind eye. they refuse, they talk about fixing it. there is nobody proposing any true fixes to obamacare now. >> i don't even think it's turning a blind eye. is he affirmatively going out there and s

the family claims the police acted in haste and will file a lawsuit. >>> a new law for bars and restaurants requires chefs and bartenders to wear latex gloves when handling food and drinks. many say the gloves don't make food safer. it just slows down customer service. >> when it comes to working down the line and pumping out orders, that gets to be a real hassle. >> i don't know if you have been to a bar on a friday night. you may have waited 20 minutes for a drink, well this will make it a lot more than that. >> and some say this new measure discourages people from washing their hands. >>> it is too close to liona creek. you know something is not quite right. >> it smells like rotten eggs. >> it is not safe for the water, to drink or the environment. >> reporter: this foul smell has been here so long now, it is this woman's new normal. a simple plan to start the five month clean up this may. but liona creek has been running orange for years, ever since the liona heights sulphur mine closed down in the 1930s and never got properly cleaned up. the sulphur turns acetic, giving the creek the

the family's attorney says the deputies acted in haste and he plans to file a lawsuit. >>> two shooting suspects are behind bars tonight thanks to the helpful actions of an oakland citizen. the shooting happened this morning near a mcdonald's at telegraph and 45th street. one person was shot and two people drove away. the police sent out an alert describing the car and the suspects. a little while later, someone spotted the two and called the police. the victim is in stable condition. >>> and funerals will be held tomorrow for the two california highway patrol officers killed on the job last tuesday. officers law and gonzalez died on highway 99 near kingsberg on monday while responding to an accident. both started their careers here in the bay area. law in oakland, gonzalez in san jose. memorial services will be held tomorrow morning in fresno. governor jerry brown and attorney general harris will be there. >>> this plane, this photo shows the plane after it crashed at concord at 12:40 this afternoon. the pilot was the only one on board. he was not hurt. >>> b.a.r.t operations are back

what you do is something most of us try to avoid, even more so when you're a doctor like car line hastingsbalance because it is not only just time consuming but consumes us emotionally. you can't just turn it off when you go home. >> here is the drug for the transfer. >> what makes her special is she is a doctor who stopped trying to turn it off. instead, she invited it in, literally. >> i brought my family into my work and my work into my family. it was easier for me and made more sense and was comfortable. >> i'm going to take some of this off. >> on this day, for example, after treating 10-year-old twins for a rare genetic disorder at oakland children's hospital she is treating them to a birthday party at her house. the party is here because the family from reno is staying here. they are spending the week sleeping right off the dining room. >> i got the most amazing doctor in the world and the most beautiful friend at the same time. i mean, what else could you ask for? if you wanted a physician you couldn't get anything better than this. >> i remember talking to you -- >> they are not t

you look at reed hastings has taken his shots at hbo. that stock has performed tremendously.t his tongue when it comes to firing back at certain critics. we're highlighting it again today. up 600% in 14 months. benioff, ellison, the list is growing with ceos not afraid to speak their minds. >> absolutely. you had this trend in business schools and sort of mainstream business thought that ceos were supposed to be kind of mild mannered and they were supposed to be nice and everyone was supposed to like them. the truth is that customers don't need to like the ceo of the company. what they want is truth. i think as we've seen the more entrepreneurial leaders coming in to companies, what, with tesla, sales force, we're seeing a new attitude and a move away from maybe the traditional sort of more buttoned up style of leadership we saw in the '70s, '80 sgs. >> what do you make of it that many are tht stories you cover every day? >> i got to think about that old quincy jones lir quick "don't let your mouth write a check that your body can't cash." smack talk works great when you can

hastings surprised wall street at the end of the company's third quarter when he warned investors that stock leading the nasdaq and s&p 500 was worrying, sending the stock falling. netflix' rival time warner ceo back in 2010 called netflix as fl threatening as the albanian army. tesla's ceo caught analysts by surprise this past november telling investors that tesla shares are overvalued. an outspoken ceo can raise eyebrows for being political. in 2012, steve wynn went on what some called an epic anti-obama rant, both in an interview on cnbc and on the company's earnings call. he said he will be quote, damned if i want to have obama lecture me about small business and jobs. ceos of course want to be memorable but they are often walking a very fine line. bill? >> walked down memory lane with some of the great gaffes there. >>> another public figure who does not hide what he's thinking, of course, our vice president, joe biden. yesterday, he slammed one of america's busiest airports during a speech he gave about improving america's infrastructure. listen. >> if i blindfolded someone and t

we've got the guy responsible responsible for the prank, jeremy hastings from aurora, colorado, why ise so afraid of the gremlin? did he see the movie? >> he saw the movie and it scarred him for life. >> gizmo, gizmo is the sweet one. >> right. but the thing is actually kind of creepy looking. when you turn it on over here. >> oh. >> i don't like that either. >> that sound instills fear in him. >> so do you feel bad at all that he was having such a good day and suddenly you freaked him out? >> no. >> typical big brother. >> i'm trying to help him overcome his irrational fear of gremlins. >> did you have an irrational fear like this when you were 6? >> no. >> talk to mom. >> in ca grab her if you want. >> sure, go grab her. >> all right. >> mom! >> we want to know if jeremy had any irrational fears like this when he was riley's age. >> he was afraid of the guys from "scream." >> legitimate fear. >> pulled a couple tricks on him when he was little, passed down for sure. >> are you helping riley plot revenge? >> absolutely. i'll be sure and tape it. >> make sure you give him lots of hugs

it seems like something done in haste. >> why does the governor always wait until something begins toink before he denies it? >> yeah. >> he wasn't out there denying anything with the bridge traffic when it was happening. he wasn't sending the mayor down hoboken to scare mayor zimmer, and saying you don't play ball on my real estate deal. he is denying this later yet realtime people are always talking in his name. >> right. that's right. >> in realtime, the lieutenant governor is saying the governor wants this done. in realtime, the bridge gets closed because somehow bridget kelly gets word it's time for a traffic problem. and wildstein gets the word, somehow obey what the governor's office wants done. so he is like a frankenstein. he creates this monster of activity that keeps going on all the time. and only when it looks bad or gets caught he says oh, i had nothing to do with that. who is the man behind the curtain? >> in some ways we're trying to figure out where is the perimeter in this office, right. who is going to be the person who knows what is going on and who is going to be

my dear, you must make haste. your future husband, signor zanetto bisognosi, will be arriving anytime now. remember, i am to be married also to his servant, you promised? yes, yes. signore, signore. signor zanetto has arrived from bergamo. oh. praise me to heaven. oh, do tell me, brighella, what's he like? is he handsome? is he elegant? well, i'll you, signorina, as to handsome, he's not too bad. but, well, from what i've just seen of him, i think he must be a bit simple in the head, couldn't even get off his horse properly. this report does not please me much. there should be a certain arlecchino with signor zanetto. hmm? his servant? has he come? oh, no. he'll be along later with his master's luggage. i'm curious to see him. he is the one who is to possess your charms, isn't he? come. come on. come on in. that's right. come in and make yourself at home. daughter, this is signor zanetto. ah. my bride to be. my respects to you. signore, i am your most humble servant. oh. she's the servant? good-looking girl. tell

hastings: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise to support this measure and the portion that is sponsored by our colleague from georgia, mr. collins, that willville transparency of settlement practices. in 2011, the administration entered into a mega settlement which was a closed-door settlement with two groups that increased the habitat designations that could impact tens of thousands of acres and thousands of river miles across the country. these settlements shut out effective states, local governments, private property owners and other stakeholders who deserve to know what is the current and best scientific data that is being used. in my own district, official wildlife listed a plant subspecies despite clear data that it was not likely to go extinct. settlement deadlines trumped the science. these settlement listings could reimpact five western states a next year the listings of the greater sage grouse could cover 250 million acres in 13 western states and the long-eared bat that could impact midwestern and eastern states

meaning does reed hastings say i'm not going to fight this deal?hat's happening here? i do not know the answer but i wonder. >> were they going to fight it previously? >> of course. >> you think so. >> they must have said, okay, we're not going to fight this, we're going to do this deal. the more i thought about this, this is an equality issue. at this point, 33 million people who are 234e9 flinch users, is 10% of the country are using 33% of the broadband, gobbling it up everywhere. 33 million people are. they are the richest americans. these are people who have a ton of money who have been getting a free ride. everybody else has to pay for all of those rich people who already have netflix who are downloading this stuff. everybody else who doesn't -- they're paying for it. >> the net knew tralt, it had to happen, andrew. >> if you're not a netflix subscriber you were paying for all of their gobbling up, subsidizing them. >> i'm not going to tell you this is wrong. i have a problem with the fact that netflix or any one company would take up a third

three republican state senators that voted for the bill says it was approved in haste and has caused impleasurab caused immeasurable harm. arizona is far from the only state grappling with this issue. a similar bill in kansas died after passage in the house. protesters swamped committee hearing where republican legislators are pushing their own version of a religious freedom bill. >>> the president and vice president met with the nation's governor in d.c. to work through big policy issues, particularly the economy and the president joked about the next rez at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> i enjoyed watching some of you with your eyes on higher office size up the drapes and each other. >> all in all, by the accounts, it was cordial, productive, until the news conference that followed just outside. >> he did mention the minimum wage repeatedly to us. what i worry about is that this president and the white house seems to be waving the white flag of surrender after more than five years under this administration. the obama economy is the minimum wage economy. i think there are things we ca

prime minister sharply criticized the pace of syria's chemical disarmament calling for more haste david cameron cited missed deadlines and a lack of clarity from the assad regime is the most worrying developments charles sure bridges security analyst and former british counterterrorism officer though doesn't think the u.k. has much influence in the region. they organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the i.c.c. thirty eight who is managing of course this process of removal of these weapons from syria has today or yesterday has come out and said that these deadlines are in fact soft outlines that the the west shouldn't be too concerned about the deadlines being missed at this stage. in the last forty eight hours reiterated its satisfaction that its confidence that the june thirtieth deadline of complete eradication of these weapons should be met on all saw it's really the situation is dependent upon rebels not attacking this process of transport eradication of these chemical weapons and constituent ingredients but also of course they sat government perhaps with russian press

according to john the list of hastings on social media to grade a fight from then on sunday to launch expected to attend anti government protests the site is the latest violence to mock the political showdown that has gripped the country for three months. on thursday nights. a similar incident was reported but no one was hats that have traders have not been identified in either of the attacks. sunday's tokyo governor election is widely seen as a popular but take some japanese new pit how a free yes often if it cushy much is asked to sixteen candidates have come paying for two weeks to become chief executive of japan's most populated and wealthiest a prefecture media surveys suggest a form of health menace to the atm and two said he is in front of his bike by prime minister shinzo all day. who wants to restart fifty nuclear reactors that one up offline with the following deed took a sheen of meltdowns from the japanese is why read about the safety nazis at least closest to rival former prime minister mori hero jose ca lot of green and human rights lawyer at twenty weeks know me yet pus

hastings: i thank my friend. i'd like to first say, and credit the chairman of the rules committee for having to address this problem. he has spoken about it to me and others. the same holds for my co-chair of the florida delegation, vern buchanan. all of us in the florida delegation, minus one person, are supportive of this particular measure. here is an opportunity then for us to defeat the previous question and bring this matter up now. enough already of continuing to discuss it. we've had ample time to deal with this problem and don't forget, florida, among other states, is a donor state in this business. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: yes, mr. speaker, i have no further speakers at this time and i will choose to wait, reserve my time and close, thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson le

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