please express our support for the ex-im fwoonk your colleagues. we're counting on them to do the right thing and support american manufacturing jobs. at this time, i'd like to yield to the gentleman from washington. mr. heck. who is a leder with the bill that is re-authorizing that would re-authorize the ex-im bank if we can get the support from the opposite side of the aisle that we need. thank you. mr. heck: i thank the ranking member of the committee very much, mr. speaker. i'm going to offer four elegant, simple, straightforward reasons why it is so critically important that the u.s. congress re-authorize the export-import bank prior to its expiration on october 1 and they are simply as follows. the export-import bank creates jobs, helps small businesses, it promotes fiscal responsibility, and it advances economic growth. with respect to jobs, it's already been cited that in the last five years alone, the export-import bank is responsible for the creation of other a million jobs. 205,000 jobs in just the last year. but here's what's not been s

eagle has told us, "ex-im is a crucial part of our business. without the export credit insurance, we would not be able to support the customer base that we currently have. without this customer barricks our sales would decrease and in turn we would have to eliminate employees in order to keep our business up and running." madam president, not often do we have such no-brainers present themselves on the floor. i'll end where i started. let's create american jobs. let's help businesses find customers around the world. and let's do it at no cost to the american taxpayer. we do not make general fund applications to the ex-im bank because they charge their customers for the services they provide. and not only do they break even, they actually raised $2 billion above the loans that they put out in the last few years that they then used to make more loans to more american businesses to create more jobs. i've been heartened to see 50-plus months of private-sector job growth. and i know madam president has as well. but we're not where we need to be yet

i'm ko im in for anne-marie green. it took workers in los angeles nearly four hours to shut off a massive water main break that flooded parted of the ucla campus. crews worked through the night to remove water from the school's famed basketball arena, one of three campus buildings campus. several people had to be rescued from an underground parking garage. a 93-year-old water pipe had burst yesterday afternoon sending a geyser of water 30 feet into the air. the 30-inch pipe burst under nearby sunset boulevard. bigad shaban has our report. >> reporter: the water buckled asphalt and flooded streets around 3:30 p.m. local time, shortly before rush hour. firefighters say about 36,000 gallons of water gushed out per minute for hours in a state stricken by historic drought. >> we estimate at this time that we probably lost a total of between 8 million and 10 million gallons of water in the entire incident. >> reporter: students at ucla and a nearby high school were seen wading through a foot of water and water coming down th

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im carney has been pushing this.se people have got a victory -- and not an important victory but symbolically to say, republicans are really against corporate welfare. this it is not just business against people. >> let me switch subjects to immigration. the reform bill has officially died in congress in the house. there are currently thousands of kids coming across the borders unaccompanied and for the most part from honduras and el salvador and guatemala. who is to blame? >> the drug war and gang problems have caused homicide to spike in a lot of central merican countries. you also have the fact that it does seem clear that many of the people who are at the border or the people whose relatives are trying to join the united states are under the impression that the obama administration is preparing to ease up on enforcement. it is a push-pull situation. >> margaret? >> the obama administration has been fierce on border control, putting in 1000 more agents. the bill that stalled would upset even more and allow for muc

ko im has our report. >> reporter: gaza militants fired more rockets into israel this morning. firefighters quickly put out flames after one destroyed a gas station in a southern city. >> you doan want to go out from your house to travel. you can't stay in your routine. >> reporter: israel says over the past 24 hours gaza militants has launched nearly 200 rockets at israel. the iron dome defense mechanism has dropped most of them including one on thursday. >> it's an outrageous attack, unbearable, unacceptable and the idea is to strike back and strike hay mass in order to cease their aggression. >> reporter: they've released over 100 rockets since monday. gaza officials say at least 85 palestinians including civilians have been killed. president obama has called benjamin netanyahu to pledge a cease-fire and he called on both sides to restore calm. tensions are hire. thursday night they clashed again in the west bank. the israeli army used tear gas to try to break up the fighting. ko im for cbs news. >>> this morning secretary of state john kerry is in afghanistan trying to find

>> ko im at new york liberty airport. thank you, ko. >>> this morning saudi arabia deployed 30,000 troops to its border of iraq after iraqi forces withdrew. meanwhile the islamic extremist group that's taken over large areas of iraq and syria is demanding people pledge allegiance. >> reporter: in this elaborately produced video released by isis in may, there's glaring omission. among the fighters and isis faithful, we see not a single glimpse of their leader abu bakr al baghdadi. in fact, there's only two known photographs of the man from 1971 who now controls the most extreme islamic army on earth and that's no coincidence say as middle east analyst. >> you don't survive for a very long time in this kind of business if everybody knows your name, your face, and where you stay. >> reporter: in 2005 during the occupation of iraq, american soldiers arrested al baghdadi, but when america closed its prison, he was handed over to the iraqis who let him go. in the five following years, here's what he built, a fighting force that

a1 im looked outside and thought to look a bit hazy. there have been fine as the enemy of seasonable warmth. the smoke was minutes away the head. a 10-15 percent reduction in this has been an issue climate change. the fall of the particulates from this fire has discolored snow. >> we're going to see this again today. the picture began right here out and rochelle. these things reached 43,000 ft. into the atmosphere. but before brief heavy downpours. we will see those rekindled again. a neat rainbow with the rain shaft and cortland illinois. from galena and plan of illinois. look at this. rain shaft in that area. he is one of those beautiful sunsets. this one from twin lakes wisconsin. this is one of the byproducts of the smoke. here's an analysis from noah. the little red dots are where there are actual burning fires right now. >> that is flooded down into the midwest. we've had the ears or you can demonstrably look at a reduction of temperatures. may have in a small way contributed along with a lot of other factors. here are these littl

why make such an issue about the ex-im bank here?atened the way it is now, that's just not a great position to be in. when you think about every country recognizes that exports are critical for job development. exports create jobs. and it's why you find big countries like korea, japan, china, france, germany, all of them are supporting exports with financing. we do the same thing with the ex-im bank. we need to have this to be competitive as a country. and we can't unilaterally disarm and say, okay, for all of their companies, sure, go ahead and provide financing that helps companies export. in the u.s., we're not going to help our companies. it puts u.s. workers at a disadvantage. i don't think we ought to put u.s. workers in that kind of a position. >> all the same, it's interesting that the u.s. having, as is so often quoted, the deepest, most liquid capital markets in the world, hasn't come up with a private sector solution here. is trade finance just not a profitable business? >> well, as i understand it, about 98% of exports th

and in no small part due to the services provided by ex-im bank. lastly, i'd like to read excerpts from mr. mike boyle of best in new hampshire. the c.e.o. and president of best is mr. michael boyle and he sent us a very good letter last week. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. waters: we will enter into the record these letters that we're not able to read this evening. i thank you and we'll yield ack the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has yielded back. the time has expired. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert, or 30 minutes. mr. schweikert: thank you, mr. speaker. one of my reasons for coming and taking some of this time this evening was around a frustration i've had and i think this may be for a lot of us who are from a border state who have been watching both the press and a lot of our brothers and sisters around this place, about immigration, about the border crisis, and what's happening. if you're ac

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ko im has our report. >> reporter: gaza militants fired more rockets into israel this morning. firefighters quickly put out flames after one destroyed a gas station in a southern city. in tel aviv emergency shelters are open for people on edge as hamas missiles target major cities. >> you don't want to go out from your house just to travel, and you can't stay in your routine. >> reporter: israel says over the past 24 hours gaza militants has launched nearly 200 rockets at israel. the iron dome missile defense system has dropped most of them, including ones fired at jerusalem on thursday. >> it's an outrageous attack, unbearable, unacceptable and the idea is to strike back and strike hamas in order to cease their aggression. >> reporter: israel says it's launched over 100 rockets on hamas since monday. gaza officials say at least 85 palestinians including civilians have been killed. president obama has called israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pledge u.s. assistance in order to negotiate a cease-fire and he called on both sides to restore calm. but tensions are high. t

now it's ex-im bank.s it is still funding the highway bill which has always had bipartisan support. at the top of the well, obviously, was immigration, which had the whole throated support of the business community because it would do so much for our economy but was brought down by the tea party wing of the republicans in the house who seem to run the show. the ex-im bank at a time we need good paying jobs, exports and manufacturing, the ex-im bank has done it extremely well. hasn't cost the taxpayers a nickel because everything has been paid back. the guarantee makes it almost a self-fulfilling prophecy that the money will be paid back. and the only people against it are ideologues. they say governments should not do this. and in an ideal world, they might be right, but when every europe country and japan and china and russia and everyone else is doing it, why put our companies at a competitive disadvantage when we need exports and jobs so badly. inge >> it's a thumbs up, thumbs down vote. you maintain t

co im reports from newark, international. >> reporter: forty year-old leon goth traveled through l.a. g to his european vacation but he is in the looking forward to the increasing security he will likely encounter on his way back. >> frustrating to go through these measures every time. there has to be a better way. >> reporter: federal government is taking additional precautions on non-stop international flights heading to the u.s. mostly from europe and middle east. officials say the new measures stem frome loving concerns about a growth number of westerners traveling to syria and iraq to fight. intelligence officials say westerners who are sometimes less scrutinized when traveling can be recruit wide terrorist groups like al qaeda overseas. then they use their own pass forward to smuggle hidden explosives on to planes. home land security secretary jay johnson did not give specifics about what measures travelers would face but said in a statement aviation security includes a number of measures both seen and unseen. some travelers here in the states say they are okay with whatever the

but as cbs news' ko im reports, the middle east fighting shows no signs of stopping. >> reporter: gaza militants fired more rockets into israel this morning. firefighters quickly put out flames after one destroyed a gas station in the southern city of ashdod. in tel aviv emergency shelters are open for people on edge as hamas missiles target major cities. >> we don't want to go out from your house just to travel. you can't stay in your routine. >> reporter: israel says over the past 24 hours, militants have launched hundreds of rockets at israel. the "iron dome" missile defense system has stopped most of them including one fired at jerusalem on thursday. >> it's an outrageous attack. it's unbearable, unacceptable and the idea is to strike back on hamas to cease their aggression. >> reporter: israel launched 1100 sites into gaza since monday. at least 85 palestinians including civilians have been killed. president obama called israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pledge u.s. assistance to negotiate a cease- fire. he also called on both sides to protect civilians and restore calm

im getting a little closer to summerlike temperatures. maybe couple little showers that we will dodge. the atmosphere is a little unstable. we will pop some of these widely scattered showers. i'll tell you one thing that is missing are the big waves that pounded the shoreline of southern lake michigan. out at michigan city where wave heights actually had 12.4 ft. at one point. look at the waves right there. meantime the water is up on the green bay side of the peninsula >> shows us the shot from wisconsin. that is up in the peninsula. the water which will sell love it exposed some of the piers and a period made it hard to get bulletin to the water. it is up about 18 in.. u.s. output and wisconsin. the storms bypass chicago to a great extent. look at the towering thunderheads there. he said right after a snap shot a severe weather warning was issued just to the south. more wave action. first a shot down here and as the month. aware of the cooler weather. he says it is great. it looks pretty warm. and does it like there. of the highland par

ko im for cbs news. >> it all starts around 1:00. u.s. and belgium haven't played in the world cup since the first tournament dating back to 1930. >> back then, the americans won 3-nil. don't forget forget you can join our live blog during the game on kpix.com. >>> 4:39. now you can own a piece of the world's largest private military tank collection. we'll show you how next. >> and what's cool about your school or your summer camp. >> email your nominations to us here at coolschools@kpix.com. we would love to hear from you. may become a feature on our show. stay with us. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, al. >>> in south africa today, sounds of a woman screaming became the focus of testimony in the oscar pistorius murder trial. he is accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend in his home last year. neighbors reported hearing a woman screaming that night. the defense suggests the screams actually came from pistorius after he realized he had mistakenly shot reeva steenkamp. >>> 300 more u.s. troops are heading to iraq in addition to the 200 troops the pres

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--captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com tt, im liner has killed 298 people, and that is a revised numberthis hour there has been in public announcement, how many, if any, americans were on board. thursday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is the almost unthinkable. a commercial jet liner was shut down today over eastern ukraine by a surface to air missle. the plane was on its way from amsterdam to -- kuala lumpur but it fell 33,000 feet in the village in the in middle of the war zone and currently held by rebels. backed by russian weapons they have been battling ukraine government forces. the working theory is this tonight a rebel aim a missle at what he thought was a ukraine military aircraft but it turned out to be malaysia airlines flight 17. u.s. intelligence is still working to see who fired the missle, and whether it came from a russian or ukrainian side of the tense border. the crash today, dramatically escalates the conflict between ukraine and rebels. today vice-president joe biden alluded to the potential ramifications. >> this is important, it is important that we

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they also got to pet the im> harade flo fireworks this mng inut yayenre after a neighborhood gun fight camden county sent a teenage. 13-year-old tia hudson was sound asleep within a str bullet piro the lower back. two men were involved in the gun fight in winslow township. we spoke with the victim's mother who wants the sto come forward immediately. >> they to turn themselves in. they're going to get them with all of this kind of stuff. they have to look at the fact that they have kids. it seems like they were shooting in the air instead of somebody. the bullets went everywhere. >> along with the teenager, another woman was hurt by debris when her home across the street was also hit by stray bulls. >>> the chester upland school district as has a newlhe than e state legislature and the department of education to eliminate a remaining budget deficit of more than $12 million. >>> people in chester joined the law enforcement to call for an end to violence. district attorney jake whalen and city leaders hit the streets with neighbors for this march yesterday afternoon. the safety walk is pa

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some of these children not only don't speak english, they don't speak spanish. >> under current law imsree to hire their own attorney. not everybody thinks taxpayers are obligated to provide them, foreign nationals who block the law, a government attorney. today's protest in california, new jersey, georgia, and elsewhere, urging congress to amend a 2008 law that treats tens of thousands of smuggled central americans as innocent victims of trafficking, which they are not. whereas those who turned out in seattle, consider the surge a humanitarian crisis. >> i think that they should be deporting them. i think that would cost a lot less. and they're welcome to come back the legal way. >> i want to make sure that people know immigrants especially know that as far as i'm concerned, they're welcome here. >> now, this week our ed henry asked if residents had a right to know when the feds moved illegal immigrants into their communities, the white house said it would instead protect the privacy rights of the undocumented. >> we'll abide by the privacy rights of particular individuals. we're also

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ko im has more. >>> unrest and uncertainty lie in ukraine. more than 250 bodies were found stacked in refrigerated boxcars and moved off site. 192 passengers on the doomed flight -- [indiscernible] relatives are pleading for their loved ones to return home. >> i'm hurt. my heart is broken. i have to find a way to live. >> reporter: the u.s. says there's powerful evidence hamas rebels used a missile to shoot down the plane. >> it points the involvement of russia in providing the assistance, training the people on them. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin says he supports a cooperative investigation but it appears the crash site may already be compromised. >> it is an absolutely shambolic situation. it does look more like a garden cleanup than a forensic investigation. >> reporter: the united nations security council is expected to vote later today on a resolution calling for a cease- fire in the area. and demanding that investigators be granted full access to the crash site. ko im, cbs news. >> the bodies and black boxes will be turn

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commissioned these special effects designers to do something that "the washington journal" calls "mission im possible." to build an ironman type suit to protect and propel troops. you have the robocop soldiers. armor woulds body be equipped with a neck so skeleton that would be able to carry hundreds of pounds of -- with an exoskeleton that would be able to carry hundreds of pounds of gear. some lawmakers wonder if it is a waste of money. theory, ite says, in should come out in the next four years. >> as long as it is not chewbacca. it is time now for our daily sports roundup. in tennis, novak djokovic if each roger federer to win wimbledon -- novak djokovic defeats roger federer to win wimbledon. and the latest from the tour de france. >> nibali wins the second stage. there are big names tucked behind him. cavendish. e is out of the race after dislocating his shoulder in a crash in -- he is out of the race after dislocating his shoulder in a crash in stage one. we just started this tour de france. a bittador now seems stronger mentally. there is a psychological war between the two riders. n

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