it does lead them to a touchdown which is something hoyer didn't do.o neither quarterback very impressive. we'll see what petten decides tuesday. now back to you. >> thanks, stan. >>> another sports note. late rally in the little league world series leads to one team's elimination. >> facing off last night chicago and rhode island. winner gets to continue playing. loser goes home. the chicago team slammed a couple of home runs and got a tie-breaking rbi single in the fifth. >> chicago kids win a close one 8-7 and play the team from pearland texas, once again facing elimination? a lot are talking about the emotional postgame speech. >> there's no disappointment, okay, in your effort, okay in the whole tournament, in the whole season. it's been an incredible journey but i'm going to bring back with me and the coaching staff are going to bring back and you guys are going to bring back, something, okay that no other team can provide but you guys. that's pride. i'm 2k3we9ing to be an old man. i need memories like this. i need kids like this, okay. you're al

week number one, this is going to be brian hoyer's spot.he head coach there said hoyer was the clear leader from the beginning. the decision coming after manziel was caught on camera in monday night's game against the redskins making a middle finger gesture towards the washington bench. not the you're number one gesture, bill. the other one. manziel after learning this news admitted he is not ready to be the starter for cleveland. >> i don't think i played terrible, but i didn't do anything to really jump off the page. i think i made strides and got better throughout the training camp. that's what i wanted to do. obviously it's disappointing but at the same time i want what's best for this team. >> all right. we'll be watching johnny. >> week five. >> all right. >> some time probably mid to late october. >> place your bets now, people. >>> we take you to the little league world series with 30,000 out to see mo'ne davis and her team take on the squad from las vegas. davis struck out six batters in 2 1/3 innings giving up three runs and exiti

hoyer is going to start the season at pittsburgh. what do you think about that? think they made the right decision. if you want to run your offense, you start brian hoyer but they have enough weapons on the offensive side for the cleveland browns to be a serious team and sneak out there and win nine or 10 games. >> jim: the ravens. last season coming off a super bowl injury and did not back that up with a postseason trip. >> phil: i say this about baltimore, premier quarterbacks around the nfl, they always have top-flight nfl lines. the team does whatever it takes. last year, pittsburgh and baltimore, their offensive lines got away from them and their quarterbacks didn't play as well as they wanted. >> jim: two-minute warning. here in the fourth quarter. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash bac

hoyer: if the gentleman will yield? mr. mccarthy: yes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman. we're going to have to call some members back. they already left on the representation that this was the last vote of the day. i would imagine you have some members are in that category themselves. can the gentleman give me any idea of when we will have notice as to whether or not there will be further votes today? i yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. knowing that some members -- and this vote now closed, and earlier announced they would not walk off the floor at 3:45, i think it's possible to advise all members that there are possible there will be votes today. i'm hopeful late this afternoon we'll be able to notify the ime. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. republicans that are looking at this and backed off of a vote amid discontent in their ranks. >> it was unusual, to say the least. andheard the clip there kevin mccarthy did not get off to the start that he had envisioned as the new house majority leader. assume the formally r

hoyer is going to start the season at pittsburgh. what do you think about that? think they made the right decision. if you want to run your offense, you start brian hoyer but they have enough weapons on the offensive side for the cleveland browns to be a serious team and sneak out there and win nine or 10 games. >> jim: the ravens. last season coming off a super bowl injury and did not back that up with a postseason trip. >> phil: i say this about baltimore, premier quarterbacks around the nfl, they always have top-flight nfl lines. the team does whatever it takes. last year, pittsburgh and baltimore, their offensive lines got away from them and their quarterbacks didn't play as well as they wanted. >> jim: two-minute warning. here in the fourth quarter. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash bac

hoyer: we'd like to work on that. no option has been given us for that. secondly, you're not following regular order on the legislation, what is needed now are resources and the reason the senate didn't act because no member of your party would support action. i thank the gentleman for mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i -- mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. mcgovern: i yield to the gentleman from florida, mr. garcia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. garcia: mr. speaker, i'm a fortunate man because half a century ago my father, 17 years old, arrived in this country with my mother and this country gave them refuge. later, the rest of our family came. this country has been tremendously generous as we were brutalized by a left-wing dictatorship, the castro dictatorship. and to think, mr. speaker, that a fellow cuban american sits in the other house dictating to this house that we should strip away rights, strip away rights from children is unacceptable. it's un-american. i am a fortunate man and we are a rich and plentiful c

[ drum roll ] >> it is -- brian hoyer!head coach mike pet ton named him the starter over johnnie manziel. johnnie football actually has better numbers than hoyer during the preseason but neither was very good quite frankly. manziel is disappointed but hey, being an nfl backup ain't too shabby. >> if people would have seen my my first year and a half at a & m they would have said no way this kid can get where he is at today. the first year and a half i was terrible! terrible! i would have never got to this point if i played like i did when i was at a & m that first year and a half. i just continued to try and get better, learned the playbook, got more comes around everybody, around the coaches with the system, got more comfortable. >>> jim harbaugh pulled the players out of levi's stadium because players were having trouble making cuts on the turf. when receiver stevie johnson slipped he moved to the adjacent practice facility. the 49ers host the chargers on sunday. >>> this is a real autographed baseball by babe ruth. >> w

too smart to make your coach angry when you're battling for a starting job - and manziel and brian hoyery neck and neck right now. .you know who else is probably a little ticked off?tiger woods.who announced today he is taking a one to two month leave from golf to strengthen his bad back woods looked ok here. taking what else.the ice bucket challenge alongside the world's best golfer rory mcilroy. they doused each other.all to raise money for als. even if your tired of the ice bucket challenge.here's the key number: in 22 days the ice bucket challenge has raised $23 million dollars. that's it for us tonight at 11. have a good night everybody that will be $22 dollars and 50 cents. $22.50. that's insane! jack. what? it's not even a meal? right now, at my place you can get my spicy chicken club combo. it's my classic spicy chicken breast with bacon and melting cheese on toasted sourdough plus fries and a drink for just $4.99. aww, you're just a big softy. nah, i'm still sad about the popcorn. >>> disturbing video. >> oh, my god he is firing a gun? >> looters swarming in. >> and i can't go o

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hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, house republicans have taken two bad bills that failed to meet the challenge of the humanitarian cry soins the border and made them worse. they are worse for children, they're worse for women, they are worse for those who were brought here as children, grew up here and know no other home than america. these bills do not reflect america's values and our highest ideals. the bills that were put forward yesterday had no chance of seeing action in the senate. neither do these. in fact, retchtive john fleming is reported to have said that the supplemental bill is, and i quote, political cover. and that, and i continue to quote, not a single republican in the house believes it will be signed into law. i believe that statement to be absolutely accurate. chairwoman granger mitigating circumstance friend work whom i served on the appropriations committee, said just a few minutes ago, doing nothing is not an option. and i very politely suggest to her, what we are doing tonight is nothin

hoyer, our leader, mr. wrangell, and the leader of the democrats and one of the most powerful women in the nation that you will hear from shortly, democratic leader nancy pelosi, people like barbara lee and ed johnson, folks who have worked on these issues for many years, i feel comfortable in committing to you that we will get it done. we will get it reauthorized. [applause] legoseled recently to with the secretary of commerce on a commerce department trade mission to west africa with 20 u.s. business companies. i felt and saw the energy surrounding african and u.s. business persons eager to do business with each other. i saw the excitement of his misses who inked deals right there. mutuallytial for a beneficial trade and investment relationship between the nations of africa and the united states was palpable. the time is now to take the u.s. africa bilateral relationship not to the next level, but to a higher level. a level that fully recognizes and matches the ingenuity and expertise of african entrepren

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i yield three minutes to the distinguished leader from hoyer from maryland. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. if this is a precedent, it is a bad precedent. it is a dangerous precedent. it is a precedent that we ought not to make. read the constitution, i heard, over and over and over again. i've read probably the opinions of 25 lawyers whom i respect from many great institutions in this country. none of whom, as i'm sure the ranking member has pointed out, none of whom believe that the precedent supports this action. mr. speaker, what a waste of the people's time. for congress to spend this week on politics and not policy. we are about to vote on a resolution that is really a partisan political message. everyone here agrees. everyone. that the i.r.s. should never target anyone based on anything other than what they owe in taxes. not their political beliefs or any other traits. other than their liability and their opportunities to pay the fair share to the united states of america. and in fact, during the

i yield three minutes to the distinguished leader from hoyer from maryland. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. if this is a precedent, it is a bad precedent. it is a dangerous precedent. it is a precedent that we ought not to make. read the constitution, i heard, over and over and over again. i've read probably the opinions of 25 lawyers whom i respect from many great institutions in this country. none of whom, as i'm sure the ranking member has pointed out, none of whom believe that the precedent supports this action. mr. speaker, what a waste of the people's time. for congress to spend this week on politics and not policy. we are about to vote on a resolution that is really a partisan political message. everyone here agrees. everyone. that the i.r.s. should never target anyone based on anything other than what they owe in taxes. not their political beliefs or any other traits. other than their liability and their opportunities to pay the fair share to the united states of america. and in fact, during the

match-up expected to showcase the quarterback race between the cleveland browns johnny manziel and brian hoyernziel stole the spotlight but not for the right reasons. in the third quarter manziel facing pressure is chased out of the pocket. he tosses an incomplete pass and ends up near the redskins sideline. apparently words are exchanged. you see right there, he exchanged words with the bench and manziel flips the middle finger while heading back to the huddle. this gesture is a little bit too characteristic of the rookie who has received criticism in the past. as for the game, the redskins win it 24-23. that is not you are number one. >>> to los angeles and the clippers. really? rocking it right there. celebrating a new beginning with the clippers fan fest as they welcome the new owner, steve ball mer to town. the former microsoft ceo purchased them for 2 million bucks. enthusiasm. high fiving fans. >> do we have any clipper fans here? i can't hear you! >> like the wwe, right? >> cuban, look out. >> yeah, he's working that crowd. ballmer even gave out his e-mail address and told the crowd to

. >> i am more afraid of hoyer passing laws than him with a whip. >> that's a good point. >>> next topicthey are not just for babies and brides. i am not talking pacifiers. gift registries for college-bound kids are a thing. they let students register for bedding, shower caddies and hot plates for their dorm rooms. target started it in june and thousands have signed up. so what do college students need? here is a mantage we put together of essential items. >> where do you get the ball gag? >> i guess with the chloroform you don't need the ball gag. good idea? gross idea? >> i am sick of registries. by the way, who buys college kids their necessities before they go off to college? i know when i graduated from high school i got some gifts from my family members, but i wouldn't want to get sheets, extra long twin bed sheets. it is the mother and father's responsibility to do that shopping. what do you need a registry for? are you getting a dart board? a cork board? spiral bound notebooks? >> you must have been a blast in college. >> we didn't have laptops back then. >> enough of your spiral

it also included the house minority leader nancy pelosi and house minority whip steny hoyer. this is 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen -- are the speakers on? can your us in the back? -- you hear us in the back? i stand here with my colleagues in the chc and the democratic caucus to urge house republicans to stop playing politics with the lives of innocent children and work with us to find a bipartisan solution. this week we have seen a continued lack of compassion from our republican colleagues for central american refugee children, latinos, and the immigrant community. the legislation would have rolled back protections for young victims of violence. deferred the child arrival program and have militarized the borders. that wasn't enough for the republican majority. house republicans continue to use the crisis of the border to push forward their extreme agenda. the sit of focusing on providing funding to ensure these children are treated humanely, they want to eliminate the guarantee of due process protection. solve our working to broken immigration system, house republican

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that nod goes to brian hoyer, but the browns are expected to pick their quarterback tomorrow. that does it now at fedex field. i'm kristen berset, wusa9. >>> tracking inconvenient weather where you live, wusa9 first alert weather. >> hi there, i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. we're looking good right now even though there is plenty of cloud cover in place, reagan national airport temperature 82 degrees, dew point 63, so a little more humid than yesterday afternoon, but not as muggy as it could be this time of year. we'll see that mugginess increase as we head into tonight and tomorrow. the showers are possible. you'll see them approaching on satellite and radar in a minute. more clouds move in on tuesday. that cloud deck will be pretty thick at times, especially west and south of the beltway. that's the area where we have the greatest likelihood to see the showers and thunderstorms during the day tuesday. just isolated in nature in the beltway, i believe, and the unsettled weather remains with us through the workweek. that means we'll see the chance for thunderstorms

house minority whip steny hoyer addressing an african congress the other day.atch. >> first of all, let me tell my friends from africa i do not whip people. and if you've watched "house of cards," it is not accurate. >> that was written -- that was probably on a teleprompter somewhere. >> wow, wow. >> okay. who's up next? it's dana. you're up. >> i don't have a cool graphic 'm going to jump in on "fool of the week" and tell you about the state department. do you remember this hearing? take a look. >> mr. barber, i take it you've been to iceland. >> sir, issue not had the privilege yet. >> you've about been to norway. >> have you been to argentina? >> sir, i haven't yet. i've traveled extensively but not yet. >> after a series of gaffes at the state department hearings, they're just for ambassadors. usually you go through a state department team where they brief the nominees so they can have a good hearing but the state department apparently can't do that on its own so they have hired a firm out of florida for $545,000 so that they can coach their nominees in or

the coach says he wants johnny football and hoyer to have the same number of first half snaps.n coach is planning on playing rg 3 for one quarter. davis gives new meaning to the phrase, play like a girl. shees becoming the biggest star of the little league series. she's the sixth girl to get a hit. they will play vegas on wednesday night. the u.s. semifinal, mo' ne davis is expected to fitch. >> she is awesome. it gives new meaning to, you go girl. she is awesome. she plays like a girl and the boys want to play like a girl, too. good to see you. >> you, too. >>> breaking news over night, police fire tear gas after protests take a turn. crowds angry over the deadly police shooting of michael brown. the national guard being called in. what happened and the details we are learning overnight. that is next. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis sho

brian hoyer will be the the start. >> i know that is your boy. >> no, it is not that at all, all i cansay he was one of the few college players would i not take a popcorn break because if he was on the field something amazing would happen. that is not to say he can translate into the professional league and not to say i like what he did off the field. i just like him on the field. >> i will tell what you i will get you the popcorn and we will be happy. >> i can have all of the popcorn i want all the time because clearly that is not a problem. >> is to come back. get your popcorn. >>> how about this another live look at little league world series in williamsport at 6:00, excitement you can feel, howard, that you can feel as our taney dragons prior to take the field in just a short time. hold off on the popcorn. >>> also the guy accused of dressing like a ninja and attacking a man in the neighborhood connection police say that suspect has to the man who was sent to the hospital, fox 29 news >>> two days of excitement and anticipation building to a fever pitch in williamsport, pennsylvani

johnny manziel will begin the season, the heisman trophy winner beat for the starting job by brian hoyerht middle finger had anything to do with it. the things that had anything to do with it? >> they went with the veteran. i don't think there is anyone with any depth with jenna and then sell. by the end of the season will be the starting quarterback with the cleveland browns. melissa: are you ready? >> i don't like the browns. i wish them luck. in this case -- melissa: don't wish them luck. >> what you do in the media whether it is flipping someone of what you are doing on social media which johnny manziel has a history which has to be careful because it does factor into the catalyst which seems to some extent the start of that. >> we are talking about it and everyone is talking about him. is he immature? he is getting his name out there. >> it might help him to spend the time studying the game and see the local guy, lawyer, get a chance. that might account for something. >> before we let you go and angry reaction from the ground crew, did you see this? having trouble getting the tarp o

steny hoyer supported that idea, mitch mcconnell, and harry reid. this is debate people have a lot. i saw 2003 poll from fox at some point bill clinton brought up idea of getting rid of term limits. that is argument you hear. not making one but getting rid of them entirely and only 20% of the politics. >> we get tired of them after four or five years, democrat, republican. >> all the time. >> serving three, four terms, seems more radical. this idea, look, eliminate re-election, so you're not focused on polls all the time. not focused on fund-raising in years, 3, 4 of your first term, instead one and done. you have to get stuff done. >> counter argument, look at first terp, sometimes the first terms are more successful and incentive and accountability those politicians have to worry about the fact they will be held accountable for voters. look back at the president's state of the union speech say i have a pen and phone. he would not say that out on election campaign because he knows that wouldn't do well. after the fact when he doesn't necessarily worry about re-election, everyone el

steny hoyer said, no, we're going to do it. the we are outraising republicans.ou think realistic if the elections were held today, how do you think the democrats would be doing on the house side? >> steve, of course, you know, i hike st like steny hoyer, but democrats would be lucky -- lucky -- to hold what they've got or have a tiny, tiny gain, a couple of seats. we have it at the crystal ball right now at least republicans gaining five to eight seats. they already have a majority. and you can operate the house on a small majority. they've already got that majority. probably, you know, we see it going from 234 where it is today once you fill in the open seats up to above 240. now, that can change somewhat between now and november because nobody knows who's going to be indicted next week and nobody knows who's tongue is going to be disconnected from his or her brain and say something really dumb, so you never know. but on the whole, this is a very difficult year for democrats in the house, too. look, steve, you know this. most of these -- most of the results for

informed lawmakers there still could be a vote which led to this exchange with minority whip steny hoyer. >> i want to advise all members that additional votes are possible today. >> we're going to have to call some members back. they already left under the representation that this was the last vote of the day. i would imagine that you have some members that are in that category themselves. >> i think it is possible to advise all members that it is possible to have votes later today. i'm hopeful that by late this afternoon we'll be able to notify the time of it. ( boos ) >> reporter: in a statement, g.o.p. leaders said they will continue to work on solutions to the border crisis. but they added there are numerous steps the president can and should be taking right now, without the need for congressional action, to secure our borders and ensure these children are returned swiftly and safely to their countries. with near unanimous democratic opposition, republican leaders needed the support of the vast majority of their members, but many voiced skepticism of the proposal in advance of the v

the browns announced hoyer will get the start against the redskins.iel was a few minutes late to a recent practice along with other rookies. that had no bearing on not starting manziel. he broke preseason tv ratings. >> he's got to be careful. he's got to be careful. everyone is watching him so closely to see if he flakes off, at all. >> coming late to practice doesn't sound like a big deal, but for manziel, you have to be careful. >>> after nights filled with tear gas and gunfire, protests turning peaceful at a missouri town. that town at the center of a teen shooting. dramatic details said to be revealed in the case. the name of the officer involved. we'll break it down after the break. ♪ man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best move of all? having the right partner at my side. it's so much better that way. ♪ [ male announcer ] take the next step. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insur

we will hear from steny hoyer, karen bass, and the president of the import-export bank. that is coming up live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. wrapping up the summit this afternoon, president obama will hold a news conference at the conclusion of the three-day u.s.-africa summit. that will be live on c-span as well. ongoing more about that israeli-palestinian conflict. speakers include the former to the envoy israel-palestinian negotiations. they are discussing the dynamics of the situation, and the potential for a sustained cease-fire and the u.s. role in that process. this is hosted by the brookings institution. >> good afternoon, everyone. i would like to thank you all for joining us, particularly those of you who have proved willing to stand in the back, and i am glad you are all here. on a day thatng perhaps offers the first small glimmer of hope that the current round of violence might be ending after several pretty horrible weeks. factors thatot of one could point to in explaining why this round, of violent conflict erupted when it did. broader structural causes.

brian hoyer is the starter right now, but manziel has gotten more comfortable in tellhe offense.layer. what does his season look like? >> not guaranteed he'll make the team. last night he looked pretty good but he's another guy who's small. even last night you could tell. they were playing the saints. when he's outweighed in certain plays he ee not going to be able to get around these guy. the nice thing about him, there was all this fear there was going to be this distraction. that hasn't happened which obviously is a very good thing. who cares in way about his sexual orientation. >> what are we going to see in terms of new tact on the sidelinessome. >> it's kind of interesting. tablets on the sideline. microsoft has made a tablet that for years you couldn't have have one of these things on the sideline. quarterbacks will go to the sideline and look at paper sheets of stills of what the offense is looking like. it's going to be on a tablet but it's not going to be that revolutionary. you'll be looking at the same thing. you could show video, have advanced stats but they're not g

hoyer, the minority whip, would ask the question on the floor, please tell us what we believe the schedule would be. and we would have an idea, do people go home, do people say here, and we would get an idea of that schedule, and then that schedule would tend to drive the behavior about when we believe a bill would be ready. now, you and i both know we would probably have to come him and him back, the rules committee would have to come back early, but we would make sure that we talk about mrs. slaughter and i would talk, my members and i would talk, and we would come back, regular notice will be given. >> mr. chairman, are you saying that you want to be covered in case any action is not taken tomorrow? >> you know what i'm saying? >> you're saying that by tomorrow afternoon if we did not come to resolution on this -- >> i am not saying -- >> can you give us some idea of the parameters of the -- what you have in mind? is you have in mind? >> i would say that i would fully expect that it would be a new bill. >> a totally new bill? >> i did not say totally. >> if you want to do a new bill, i

on both sides of the aisle, at chairman, ranking members, at my good friend, democratic whip, steny hoyer, all of whom have soberly and seriously helped ensure a fight for a strong foreign policy so that our nation can lead in order to help keep our people safe. yet never before have i been more worried about the prospects of that peace. due to our diminished engagement on the world stage. instability and terror seem to be come interesting every corner of the globe. the middle east is in chaos. iran is marching towards a nuclear weapon. russia has reverted to a cold war footing and invaded ukraine. now, america does lead in so many areas, including innovation, scientific discovery, and medicine. but we've also got to make leadership abroad a priority. i shudder to think what the world looks like in five years for us and our allies if we don't steel our resolve and stand tall with those who stand with us. mr. speaker, we don't always see eye to eye, even within our own parties in this chamber, but that's how it's supposed to be, our founders did not design a rubber stamp. this congress we

including vathe a senior attorney to be the chief legal advisor to jeff hoyer, vice president of global safety, with a direct reporting line to me and a dotted reporting line to mark royce, executive vice president of global product development. i've supplemented existing legal sources within -- with attorneys from two outside law firms to make sure that we have the proper level of engagement. i've also appointed a well respected outside law firm to conduct a zero-based review of our litigation practices. i've met with the entire u.s. legal staff to discuss the valukas report's findings and to set high expectations for the staff going forward. these changes and others will result in greater transparency and information flow on issues of safety within the legal taff, as well as the company generally. and i'm committed to make sure that i and g.m. senior management team have a full line of sight into all safety-related matters. g.m.'s legal staff is comprised of hard-working and dedicated professionals of the highest integrity. they strive daily to help global g.m. achieve its business ob

i will say in advance steny hoyer planned to be here today and he had a very last-minute conflict, but in essen we had the number two republican and the number two democrat on board in terms of what we are trying to do to show bipartisan forward march. with that, diana. it's still fred. >> thank you, i'm happy to partner with you. the 21st century cures initiative has agreed potential to possibly imbalance biomel research and innovation in this country. the understand than the leader in this field for decades, but now we can either work together to improve health in medicine, or we can fall behind. to really dig into how we can more effectively and efficiently tackle the complex -- as fred noted, research and innovation runs on a sort of cycle. discovery, development and delivery. it's in those areas that we want to focus our attention and seek input of leaders like the distinguished leaders who are in our inaugural panel today. we've had already seen tremendous interest and the attendance today shows the interest. the questions were focusing on will be key to beginning or work towards

with that, i yield to steny hoyer. >> thank you. i am honored to stand here with the hispanic caucus. let me make it very clear, the hispanic caucus speaks for all of us. not just for their caucus members, but for the democratic caucus and for millions of millions and millions of americans who see america as a welcoming, compassionate, humanitarian, fair country. there is a need that exists now. everyone recognizes that this need exists now for resources to ensure that we treat not just children, but all people in a humanitarian fashion. it is unfortunate, therefore, that republicans are playing partisan games with a bill that has no chance of passing the senate or being signed into law. in other words, it is simply a message they want to send, not a solution they want to effect. we are bridged across the aisle to see what we can pass in a bar -- why partisan way, and they continue to move even further from the mainstream. we could work together to respond to the crisis and e the border, and then, as the majority leader said in an o

it's one of the things i know steny hoyer would have liked to say today, the right level within the hhs budget, and we're going to try to make sure that that happens. i hope that that bill makes it to the floor, and i hope that the level is adequate, and if not, i know there are republicans and democrats willing to find other offsets to make sure that it is the right level to -- to really do their job, but this is the first step. i think that's been a very thoughtful bipartisan for sure and no partisanship really, the first step of where we want to end up. i know that joe pitts and frank palone will be working hard a the chairman and ranking member as we think about the process. next steps, already diane and i have been listening about let's get the labs here. there's a lot of folks who we want to hear from, and, remember, and dr. francis, dr. collins, i mean, the ideas of limiting the bureaucracy, limiting the paperwork, the crazy rules that are out there, we can fix that. but we can't fix it without hearing from you first, and that's what's important, and so for the folks that are not

including vathe a senior attorney to be the chief legal advisor to jeff hoyer, vice president of global safety, with a direct reporting line to me and a dotted reporting line to mark royce, executive vice president of global product development. i've supplemented existing legal sources within -- with attorneys from two outside law firms to make sure that we have the proper level of engagement. i've also appointed a well respected outside law firm to conduct a zero-based review of our litigation practices. i've met with the entire u.s. legal staff to discuss the valukas report's findings and to set high expectations for the staff going forward. these changes and others will result in greater transparency and information flow on issues of safety within the legal taff, as well as the company generally. and i'm committed to make sure that i and g.m. senior management team have a full line of sight into all safety-related matters. g.m.'s legal staff is comprised of hard-working and dedicated professionals of the highest integrity. they strive daily to help global g.m. achieve its business ob

steny hoyer and others. it's live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. later we'll have president obama's closing news conference from the summit. that's live at 5:00 eastern also on c-span. and tonight at 8:00, the annual net roots nation conference from earlier this year in detroit, including a discussion on the super pac ready for hillary, which recently announced $2.5 million in donations over a three-month period. here's a preview. >> one of the things that's really unique about this organization is that, you know, we're not so -- it would be presumptuous to think that ready for hillary could dictate what hillary clinton's message is going to be. you know, this is not a campaign. it's focused on building grassroots army and building grassroots infrastructure. so for every time that, you know, hillary goes out and gives a speech about, you know, recent things that have happened in voter suppression, we're really echoing that, making sure that our e-mail list knows the key points she's hit on and giving people opportunities to, you know, really join i

but they both looked terrible, he and brian hoyer should both be on the bench. >> calling him a punk,hat's way too subject up. >> is it? >> -- on this show -- >> as the redskins -- >> did you do time at some point in your life? i mean a punk? >> i'm horde core, joe. >> a punk. >> hey. >> the breaking news here -- >> is that too strong? >> yes! >> why? >> a punk is what you call people when you've been out in the yard and picked a fight with you. >> this is going to force me to do it. >> we need a breaking news banner that says sorkin will do -- >> you want to ask about -- >> my wife who is responsible for forcing me to do this. >> october 12th, it's a sunday afternoon, i'm going to go through the mud, i'm going to get electrocuted, go through fire, joe. you'll appreciate this. >> he'll back out of this. >> i'm going through ice what's called the ice enema or something like that -- >> painful. your brain just shuts off. >> you know you -- >> it's not an actual enema. >> no but that's what they call it. that's the obstacle or something. >> no actual enema. >> you did bring up real quick

matchup and expected to showcase the quarterback race between johnny manziel of the browns and broia hoyership stole the spotlight for the wrong reasons. chased out of the pocket and incomplete pass near the redskins sideline. the redskins start jawing with him as happens. as he runs to his sideline, johnny football flips off the redskins. >> behind that fuzzy thing is the friendly bird. >> thank you, john, for pointing that out. >> there it is. >> so manziel, obviously, has gotten criticism over his conduct in the past. redskins won 24-1. here is how manziel explained it in the postgame press conference. quote, i felt like i did job holding my composure throughout the night and then you have a lapse of judgment. a slip-up. >> do you think defenses around the league are going after those knees? what do you think? >> he's begging for it. >> put your head down, right? >> he runs hot. that's who he is. but now you're going to have linebackers who run 4.4 40 running after him. you better buy them all rolexes today. >> be really, really nice. they are coming for him. >> they are coming for john