indiana's standards will be an, lehigh and they will be written by hoosiers for hoosiers and be the beston. [applause] >> that progress is testament to our kids, to our parents, to our teachers to our administrators and it is a testament to the indiana state board of education. and the indiana state board of education and glenda rich who are here with us tonight, we appreciate your service for the people of indiana. [applause] >> i have always said nothing pales education indiana that can't be fixed by giving parents more choices and teachers more freedom to teach 5. to continue to give parents more choices i believe we can start in the area of early childhood development. every child deserves to start school ready to learn, the time has come for a voluntary pre k program, disadvantaged kids. [applause] >> i always believe the best preprogram is a prosperous family that can provide the enrichment in home every child needs and deserves but the reality is that is just not the case for too many indiana children. it is important this program be voluntary, important that this program be avail

, for hoosiers in be among the best in the nation. [applause] that progress that i just described earlier as a testament to our kids, our parents, our teachers, administrators come a and a testament to the indiana state board of education. join me to think every member of the indiana state board of education and superintendent who are here with us tonight. we appreciate your service for the people of indiana. [applause] i have always said nothing ale's education that can be fixed by giving parents more choices in in teachers more freedom to cheats. to give parents more choices i believe we can start in the early childhood development area because every child deserves to start school ready to learn. i believe the time has come for a voluntary pre-care program to help indiana is disadvantaged kids. [applause] i always believe the best free k program is providing in richmond in the hope that every child needs or deserves what the reality is that is not the case for too many indian children. it is important this program is voluntary and a

. >>> and we'll talk to the mayor of hoosier state where the economy is surging. and the landing club has done it again. we'll share their secret. ali velshi is reporting from davos, i'm david shuster, and this is "real money." >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show. join our lives conversation on twitter and facebook. there is intriguing news today with the mega retailer target. it did not involve that breach of credit cards, but it is another public relations headache. the company announced it is going to end health comfortable for all it's part time workers more than 36,000 people. they say its good news for those workers because by targets own admission there are better coverage options better on state and federal insurance exchanges now that obamacare is up and running. the new healthcare exchanges are gaining in popularity. as of three weeks ago, 2.2 million people had signed up since enrollment started in october. the department of health and human services estimate 79% of all enrollees expected plans with financial assista

hoosiers count on affordable reliable energy from our home state coal. this is why regulations on carbon dioxide emissions should be realistic and not negatively impact our economy. if we don't address these standards in a commonsense way, the atpobl, reliable family that hoosier families and businesses depend on is in doubt. we should also continue full speed ahead on technology efforts that will make coal a cleaner and cleaner energy source for all of our energy needs in the years ahead. indiana is also a leader in biofuel production. for more than 600 hoosiers work at 13 ethanol plants and five biodiesel plants across our state. i've seen firsthand the good work being done at many of these plants. they use products grown here at home to produce fuel here at home, to power vehicles here at home. with ethanol and other biofuels, we aren't again sending our hard-earned money overseas. we're putting our neighbors to work. we're putting their hard work into creating more energy and more opportunity in our communities and across our country. this industry i

a fellow hoosier, fellow marine and fellow patriot died on december 28 in his 81st year. i didn't know andrew jacobs jr., a gentleman who for 30 years represented the indianapolis area and the u.s. house of representatives with distinction but i know a decent, honorable public servant and andy jacobs deserves to be remembered, honored, even immolated by those who now serve in this body or bother to keep watching its proceedings. 1932, orn february 24, in indianapolis. after high school jacobs joined the united states marine corps. he was a plucky marine. his country called him to service in the korean war. he responded to the call of duty, fought bravely and was wounded in action. when jacobs returned home to indiana, he enrolled in indiana university, graduating in 1955. and three years later he graduated from law school. jacobs had a passion for public service, so after completing his studies in 1958, the marine kept fighting, fighting for a better america. first, as a sheriff's deputy, then as a lawyer, then as a state legislator and then, beginning in 1965 as a member

they survive to beat the hoosiers 71-66. >>> let's talk warren buffett adding madness to march madnessming up to quicken loans to offer $1 billion in a challenge put your if anything tore your chin. here's your deal. pick all 67 winners in the spring basketball tournament. >> good luck with that. >> the winner can choose to take 40 annual payments of $25 million or a lump sum of $500 million. the multiple winners would split the cash. the odds of picking all winners is one in 9.2 quinn tilllion chances. we told you about the speed skater who was frustrated losing to a competitor. the follow up, he lost his bronze metal. he and his team were disqualified from the championships. >>> and michelle obama talked about the meeting last week. it promoted better eating. >> either way foods help make you a better athlete. >> oh. >> video bomb. video bomb. >>> a first ever event stunt by 19-year-old pro rider ryan williams on the 50 foot ramp. pulled off the world's first toward bike flip on the bmx bike. >>> the bronco thunderstorm parachute club of the broncos. they have one of those. they use

go hoosiers. back to what we are talking about. we know what city it is.tually works for fans. >> it is kind of depending on who it is. you can search for a celebrity you follow or a charity. it is also a chance for you to ask a question to a celebrity. then i can come and vote on it. the idea is the celebrity goes, that is something people want to know about. that is something they are interested in. for don henley it could be a drum lesson. it could be condoleezza rice saying, what was it like to give president bush bad news. it is like getting this fun vicarious thrill, but you are also giving back by doing it. we think of it as democratizing todraising, taking it out the masses. fundraising has been stuck at two percent of gdp for 40 years. online giving, even though we have had the internet for a long time, is that eight percent of total giving. we are saying, what if we thought about it differently? what if we made it fun? i call it the smiling child. instead of trying to guilt you, let's entertain near. >> you think this has the capability not just

indiana's yogi ferrell drills the three-pointer to give the hoosiers the lead.onds, indiana up three, wisconsin misses the three, but they get the ball back for another shot. air ball. indiana runs out the clock. did you see that? a lot of air. gave wisconsin their first loss of the season, 75-72. >>> to arkansas, the razorbacks hosting number 13 kentucky. final seconds of regulation when the wildcats' andrew harrison drains that three-pointer to tie things up, send this one into overtime, but it was arkansas's turn in o.t. >> final 7 seconds. >> got to drive it, brad. you've got to drive it. >> for maybe the win. oh! it's good! arkansas in overtime! >> arkansas stuns kentucky. the putback dunk at the buzzer there. 87-85 the final. i have in-laws, wild cat fans. they're very p.o.'d. >> high expectations this year. supposed to have one of the best freshman classes ever. so far, not happening. >>> so, this next clip comes from a youth basketball camp in homewood, wisconsin, where one clutch shot left a little too much time on the clock. look at this. >> oh, my gos

these are just a few of the hundreds if not thousands of hoosier comments that i have heard from people who are experiencing sticker shock when they search for a so-called affordable plan under obamacare. i don't know whether these people are liberals, conservatives, voters, nonvote nonvoterrerses. these are just people who live moo my state who say this thing is killing us. all these exes, multiplied by hundreds if not thousands, are contributing to the inequality that the president is talking about. the inescapable triage truth is that the democrats forced an unwanted, unpopular, and unread -- a famous quote from then-house speaker nancy pelosi, "you've got to pass the house bill so we can find out tbheas it." and we're finding out what's in it. an unwanted, unpopular and you read 2,000-plus page, one-size-fits-all dictated by one party without any support, without any contribution allowed by the minority, questioning whether this is the best way to deal with health care issues. jamming this thing through on christmas eve day 2009, it's turned out to be a disastrous christmas gift for

. >>> and we'll talk to the mayor of hoosier state where the economy is surging. and the landing club has done it again. we'll share their secret. ali velshi is reporting from davos, i'm david shuster, and this is "real money."

we will move from wolverines to hoosiers. the gentleman from indiana is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i can't rack about any big football games the past couple of weeks. anyway, thank you you i appreciate the testimony. this has been a fascinating discussion and one the united states plays a huge role in the global economy. i appreciate, dr. benn your comment. that's a lot of common sense when he said in good times developing countries should apply a firm hand to keep their import occurred he downed an expert in dollar reserves. unfortunately, not many follow the advice. could you comment on many of us in congress have been critical of capital controls and the other restrictions. experts have suggested using terrorists and other countervailing measures to shelter u.s. firms from their effects. doesn't miss go to the bottom are occurring you are morphing into potential trade war. >> dr. steil, can you comment on that? feedback regard to the use of capital control click >> yes. which is are very used

of thebeen a member house of representatives and now serves as governor of the hoosier state.nebody i have s interacting with students in a number of other settings, really does a fine job of meeting people where they are at. as an elected official, he really understands what servant leadership can entail. >> here is another of today's politicians talking about some of the same things you are talking about. here is governor chris christie. >> through our conduct, our deeds, our demonstrated principles and our sacrifice for each other and for the greater good of our nation, we become a country emulated throughout the world. not just because of what we said, but because of what we have done it at home and abroad. if we are to reach real american exceptionalism that can set an example for freedom around the world, we must lead with purpose and unity. do people around the world really want to be us? >> when you look to the constitution, the answer would be no. they don't emulate our constitution. they don't emulate the forms of government. yet when you look to the immigration patt

leek many hoosiers, janet was misled by obama care's proponents. her choices have been severely limited and she is hardly able to shop around for a doctor she's comfortable with. this is not health care reform. obamacare is leading to a health care crisis. i've continued to receive stories and i know you do as well, from hoosiers about how obamacare has misleadingly -- is misleadingly done, the complete opposite of what was promised. insurance policies continue to be canceled. premiums are skyrocketing and deductibles are soaring. choice has been reduced, not amplified. specialty services are an increase -- are in increasingly short supply. in other words, they're being rationed. i will continue fighting to repeal and replace this insidious law for people like janet and millions of americans in similar situations. i want to thank mr. perry from pennsylvania for yielding such time and i yield back to him. mr. perry: thank you, mr. rokita. with that, i rise to talk about an issue that maybe is unknown to many members, many citizens, but should be kno

impressive set of books at the same as flinching you will see next week will come on blue earth being a hoosier the uganda. i mean. the man seen the on the he said the gentlemen in ntt data will be muted. in all this. who knew. mom and i love guru. is this. was. it is. she is. i do. st yet for thousands of protests is define your goals and got there in the haunted the ukrainian capital was the biggest rallies so far this year. waging in syria the interior ministry here in paris is that teenagers are among the schools of friends that since fighting to oust president bush out of sight the shoring up a shortlist all ages and central african republic zero choose an interim president is fast asked me to put a stop to sectarian problems. looking back i got news for months religious wilson. we begin in the ukrainian capital at protest is being passionate drive police today as they headed towards the palm and building. police used water cannon to discuss the angry crowds go elsewhere in the city. the iconic independence square an estimated one hundred thousand people got it defying new lows to rush thr

and large, we are moving closer toward a normal environment and as you get the financial reform hoosiersbanks have the -- financial reform measures, banks have the ability to adapt. >> jpmorgan has paid tens of billions in fines and still continue to crush it as far as making money. a -- engageorld, these risky is this is an just pay the fines? >> if you look at the big banks, they have exited a lot of businesses that were lower return and higher risk and performed a lot of actresses -- a lot of practices. >> we are back in two minutes. >> that's going to do it for "market makers." we will be talking about consolidation in the wireless industry, plus the internet of things. dormanth us and dave will be with us. right now, it's 56 minutes past the hours and time for "on the markets." >> if you look at what people are watching in derivatives, they are looking into netflix. it's time for today's options insight. last year, netflix top the s&p 500 in terms of performance, with a 300% climb. and netflix won a golden globe for their original show. now the weinstein company will be developing a

in your opening statement, the combination of a permissive environment, extremist groups account hoosier and a number of foreign fighters combined to make syria a place that we are very concerned about a particular the potential for terrorist attacks emanating from syria to the west -- al-nusra. with respect to the question about sochi, we are very focused on the sochi olympics and we have seen an uptick in the threat reporting regarding sochi. and this is what we expected even with the olympics are located. the are a number of extremists in that area, and a particular a group which is probably the most prominent terrorist group in russia. the leader of that group last july announced a public message that the group would intend to carry out attacks in sochi in connection with the olympics. and we've seen a number of attacks stemming from last fall, suicide bombings in volgograd, but took a number of lies. so we are very focused on the problem of terrorism in the run up to the olympics. i would add that i traveled to sochi last december, and met with russian security officials. they under

hoosiers, seniors shared with me frightening stories about fraud and scam. they need to know that healthcare.gov will not contribute to the cybersecurity dilemma. this is the kind of representation they deserve in congress. i urge my colleagues to support this commonsense law to safeguard our personal information. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from new jersey continues to reserve. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: we're prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is now recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to say again, i'm not saying i'm opposed to some kind of security notification. in fact, it already exists and there is a protocol in place with the department of health and human services. the point is that this republican bill is simply not necessary. that security already exists. the fact of the matter is there have not been any security breaches, and once again we're simply seeing the republicans get up and try to scare p

thankfully hoosiers were able to rely on a coordinated and effective response from government officials, first responders, utility providers and volunteers. they relied on our national guard which stepped up to assist in clearing roads. they relied on police officers and fire fighters who went door to door. they relied on the red cross which set up numerous emergency shelters in. in indianapolis they relied on the mayor's action center which took more than 10,000 calls to address their concerns. it's times like these when we're reminded how much we rely on our emergency management people. we rely on them to be ready and they always answer the call. and we are so grateful. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, less than two weeks ago, more than a million americans lost access to unemployment insurance benefits. another 3 1/2 million will be impacted if we don't act, if congress doesn't act. american families will lose that tiny amo

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hoosiers, seniors shared with me frightening stories about fraud and scam. they need to know that healthcare.gov will not contribute to the cybersecurity dilemma. this is the kind of representation they deserve in congress. i urge my colleagues to support this commonsense law to safeguard our personal information. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from new jersey continues to reserve. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: we're prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is now recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to say again, i'm not saying i'm opposed to some kind of security notification. in fact, it already exists and there is a protocol in place with the department of health and human services. the point is that this republican bill is simply not necessary. that security already exists. the fact of the matter is there have not been any security breaches, and once again we're simply seeing the republicans get up and try to scare p

unfortunately many of the jobs gained in the past years aren't the kind needed to get hoosiers back on their feet. mr. messer: their the kind that require long hours of work for little pay. with few or no benefits. they're the kind whose paychecks don't go as far as they used to because necessities like gas, food, education and health care cost more and more. they're the kind that -- where people work harder but fall farther behind. that's not the america i grew up in. my america, our america, is one where those who work hard and play by the rules can afford life.sic necessities of and then have a little left over for once -- wants, not just needs. it's time for congress to spend more time working for these hardworking americans and less worrying about those who either don't need government or already have a government that works for them. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is r

indian's yogi farrell drills it to give the hoosiers the lead.ck for another shot. fair ball. indiana runs out the clock giving indiana their first loss of the season, 75-72. arkansas, the razorbacks hosting number 13, kentucky. ronald harrison drains the three-pointer, ties things up. it was arkansas's turn in overtime. >> final seven seconds, got to drive it, brad, got to drive it. matt for maybe the win. it's good! arkansas in overtime! >> they're happy in arkansas. they stung kentucky. fey put back a dunk at the buzzer there. my inlaws are very upset. they're big wildcat fans. patrick was the u.k. homecoming king, 1994. >> got that going for me. >> my parents both went there. >> yeah, yeah, wildcats. >> at home in wisconsin, this is where one clutch shot left a little too much time on the clock. >> time-out! >> amazing. that is a 13-year-old from minnesota. the full court shot at the buzzer for the win. all luck? well, maybe not. look what happens when the local news must asks him to do it again on camera the next day. >> no. >> i just got it

. >> i watched the hoosiers yesterday. >> love that movie. >> dennis hopper was nominated for that. >hough. >> can you stick around? do you know movies and stuff? >> yeah, sure. movies, football. >> football, too? >> sure. >> coming up, how you get thrown out of a at&t -- how do you get thrown out of an at&t party? a blockbuster meltdown, hollywood director michael bay deals with alien transformers big budget films, but we'll show you the one thing he can't deal with, right after the break. >> announcer: coming up, did this weather catch you by surprise? byron wien has even more surprises that should give investors the chills. "squawk box" is coming right back. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. i'm here to get the lady of the ho

this simple extension is a commonsense way to provide some much-needed relief for hoosiers as duringhis winter. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from oregon is recognized for one minute. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. this is a sad moment as we consider a farm bill that has the least amount of reform possible to secure package. i'm thankful that some of the most hateful and egregious, like the king amendment, have been stripped out, but the savings from direct payments will be swallowed up by enriched crop insurance. my friend, paul ryan, is concerned that the safety net for the poor has become too comfortable a hammock. but this farm bill is now a lounge chair for rich agribusiness interests who need it the most. it should be a scandal that there are more cuts to food stamp benefits while further enriching crop insurance for wealthy agribusiness. the time is to start now to avoid another congressional grab bag that cheats the american farmers. and thank you, trudy, for years of dedicated service to