jacobson: thank you senator. thanks so much for your interest in this and the conversations we've had. i think obviously a huge part of the obstacles to the cuban people right now are sheer access to internet connected devices, whether it's computers or whether it's, you know, smartphones. when they are access, that access is expensive, it's also prohibitive prohibitive, even when the cost came down for the public to access internet it was still extremely expensive. for most cubans it was a half month's wage. then there's a question of whether everything is act sell ibl once you get on the web and whether there are things that are blocked. so there are luge challengehuge challenges for the average cuban. i think there is a combination of reasons for that, but the cuban government fundamentally has to make decisions and we obviously want to encourage in every way possible that information and access to the internet be made easier, cheaper, you know, available and open for the cuban people. that will take a variety

isn't that true secretary jacobson? >> well what the what the cuban government has done and we asserted in the report we sent to congress is the support for the farc that we have seen recently is support for the peace process that's going on in cuba between the farc and the colombian government. obviously that was not always the case in the past but at this time we think they are playing a constructive role in that peace process. in venezuela it's a different issue. but i think in many areas we do not see cuba in national security terms, we believe the engagement with cuba through diplomatic relations will be far better for our interests than the previous policy of isolation. >> the other purpose, to assist the cuban people from regaining their freedom and prosperity, as senator rubio is pointing out the u.s. is basically the only country engaged in an embargo. cuba has been able to trade freely with the rest of the world i'm not seeing the flourishing of prosperity as a result of that engagement. how in the world do we

jacobson question to test?uest:the act of four years ago the fda has been slow at finalizing regulation. we really can't say whether it has achieved desired -- desired effect. host: ebola talked about issues of pathogens and the responsibility of the food industry and taking arab -- care of these issues. let's look at the blue bell ice cream situation where it was scary at was found in the ice cream. mr. william, did the company do enough to prevent this from happening? guest:guest:one of the problems we have is pathogens are let ubiquitous. they are everywhere. there will always be food safety problems. there is no such thing as perfectly safe food. what we hope to do is a lot better than we are doing now. i am concerned that this particular set of regulations with hell. fda is required by every presidential executive order since 1980 to go out and find evidence that the regulations will work. they had been unable to do that. they simply don't have evidence that this will improve moves host: -- food safety. ho

the hilarious stars of "broad city" abbi jacobson and glaze here tonight. they are in the house very funny. tonight, so excited, we're going to talk about soccer. yeah yeah, hockey that ball-kicking game, and hopefully something scores in 90 minutes. ( applause ) all right so why am i talking about soccer? >> the u.s. justice deparment unsealed the massive 47-count indictment on wednesday, charging 14 soccer officials and sports marketing executives across the world with accepting bribes of more than $150 million. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: 150 million in bribes? funyun only give me $40. i haven't had funyuns in a while. ( applause ) the same speech by the governing body of world soccer was concerning the host city based on the highest bidder. there have been suspicious for years that there have been shading deals. >> fifa dogged by controversy in the past. >> larry: human rights i have lailingses like forcing people to play soccer in can tar. catar. the average temperature is 350 degrees. what was your second choice, oven roasting a chicken? the tim

isn't that true secretary jacobson? >> what the cuban government has done and what we asserted in the report we sent to congress is the support for the farc that we have seen recently is support for the peace process that's going on in cuba between the farc and the colombian government. obviously that was not always the case in the past but this time we think they're playing a constructive role in the peace process. in venezuela, it's a different issue. i think in many areas we -- we do not see cuba in national security terms we believe the engagement with cuba through diplomatic relations will be far better for our interests than the previous policy of isolation. >> the other purpose to assist the cuban people and regain freedom and prosperity, as senator rubio's pointing out u.s. is basically the only country engaged in embargo. cuba's been able to trade freely with the rest of the world. i'm not seeing the flourishing of prosperity as a result of that engagement? i mean how in the world do we think being able to trad

as for jacobson and his husband -- >> you know, we used our savings to buy the house. now we're getting estimates it's going to be like $200,000 to just have it done right. >> reporter: do you feel safe in your house? >> we -- no. not really. >> reporter: they've also filed an individual lawsuit against the couple. a few other consumers are doing the same thing. when it comes to buying a home that has been renovated, get it checked out first. we've got what you need to know as you approach this process on the consumer watch page. please be careful as you buy. >> erika gonzalez thank you. >>> lot of people will be trying to get a glimpse of an historic display tomorrow in the skies above washington. more than 50 vintage world war ii aircraft will fly over the national mall. that's to mark the 70th anniversary of the victory in europe. it happens between noon and 1:00 p.m. the so-called arsenal of democracy is assembled to honor the greatest generation. flights in and out of reagan national airport will be stopped during the flight. >>> we will fly down the potomac river

secretary jacobson can address some of the more specific issues. the fact that these ships were stopped and inspected were significant. the fact that these items were found were significant and shows an ability to cooperate. this will deepen with time as people understand that the broader purpose of our diplomacy is not simply to normalize patients with cuba, build a relationship with cuba that will change how we try to tomorrow remote our interest in democratic values but also how we enhance integration inside the hemisphere. partners that are leery of working with us because they do not want to be caught in the vortex of the animosity are going to be more open to engaging with us. i think we will be able to do more in the area of security and nonproliferation. >> can i ask a follow-up question. why wouldn't we make that a prerequisite? better behavior would lead to more economic relations. >> i think senator, if i could we all want the same and it's just a matter of how we motivate or how effectively we can help support change. the president beli

jacobson, can you tell or ambassador shannon, what is happening to regard in terms of increased travel over the last couple of years with the policy change with regard to cuban american travel? >> thank you, senator, pretty much. i think it's clear that in the regular changes the administration has made over the last few years to increase the ability for families to see each other, for cuban-americans to go to cuba, as well as the changes most recently in december there've been many more cuban-americans traveling. there have been certainly it's been critical to us i think to ensure that remittance amounts go up to him and he did quite dramatically and the most recent regulatory changes. because in many ways they have been the capital that has founded some of the most important private sector emergence. and will almost certainly continue to do so including some of his private homes that are serving as on airbnb, people who want to run their own businesses, who are allowed to in areas of the cuban government will permit but don't have the resources to do so and can be held by folks in th

briandiscuss this with jacobson, chief portfolio strategist at wells fargo advantage fund.ike goings almost on the roller coaster ride that you never wanted to get on in the first place. but here we are at the high. are we about to drop off again? >> that is a very good question. i've been trying to figure that out myself if this market will bounce higher, break down, or continue plodding along. i think we are poised to break to the upside here with the markets. a lot of surprises to the upside. things are light on the revenue realty side. i think a lot more is going to be driven by macroeconomic events. and especially expectations about what the fed may or may not do. it might behoove us to do more polling of american consumers. consumer confidence up and the actual retail sales were weaker than expected. but jobless claims that a 15 year low. it really is dependent on what the average american is doing about wanting to spend. brian: a lot of mixed messages coming from consumers. confidence is high. if you look at the initial unemployment claims, bills are looking great. t

but fresno county farm bureau executive director ryan jacobson doesn't believe you'll get hit as hard the predictioning indicate. >> i don't think it's something that consumers are going to see a massive increase on. >> reporter: barry bed well says you'll see more stable prices in the permanent crops, tree fruit nutting and grapevines however, it is possible row crops like lettuce and tomatoes could see a price hike. >> if the annual row crops where people have to make decisions due to the lack of water and not plant them, that could result in a shorter supply. >> reporter: bedwell says food prices have gone up in recent years, but he doesn't believe that was due to the drought. >> from our perspective, we've seen most price increases look to be due to demand rather than any reduction in supply. >> reporter: any crop shortages in california would likely be filled by foreign growers. >> i don't know how significant it's going to be. >> reporter: jacobson adds farmers from other states have been calling him to see which plants they should plant to help fill a void. >>> and thanks for j

. >> reporter: they're juvenile most about five to six feet long just like jeffrey jacobson. >> i'm 6 you size? jeffrey size. >> with bigger teeth. >> reporter: so far, they're not aggressive and not scaring away brave boarders. >> if i get on and there's just one, i'm right back on the beach. >> reporter: while the shark sightings might keep beachgoers out of the water, the sign, once struggling white population is now growing. >> shark populations around the world are in trouble, so this is a real kind of potential bright spot. >> reporter: shark sightings are happening in some unlikely places. a 1.5 ton great white named mary lee has become a social media sensation, tweeting every time she surfaces. allowing 61,000 followers to track her pings and have fun. mary lee is like the great white kardashian of the ocean tweeted a fan. joe fryer, huntington beach, california. >> the great white kardashian of the ocean. >>> celebrating birthdays, wayne's world, party time, excellent, austin powers as well. actor mike myers turns 52. legend muppetteer and voice of >>> potential problems for

former fda center for food safety director richard williams and michael jacobson from the center forcience in the public interest look at the food industry. later, kerilater, keri geiger talks about the justice department's decision to indict 14 officials within fifa. those conversations, plus your facebook comments, tweets, and e-mail. ♪ host: former illinois republican house speaker dennis hastert received charges of and properly using bank finds an attempt to pay off a long time acquaintance. he was charged with lying to the fbi. it is "washington journal" for may 29. yesterday, president obama made a visit to the national hurricane center in miami. he spoke about the connection between climate change and severe weather events like hurricanes and severe flooding. he said climate issues lead to security issues across the globe

. >> the family of rachel jacobson saying this is an unthinkable tragedy, they say rachel was a wonderful mom, daughter, sister and wife who is devoted to her community and social justice, they can't imagine life without her. live from center city tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> the derailment injured more than 200 passengers some are spending a second night in the hospital. dan corcoran is live at temple university hospital. you found family members visiting their loved ones? >> that's right, that last attack eight people still staying here listed in critical condition, that's a total of 22 people involved in last night's crash that are still receiving care here tonight. some of those patients are already talking to their lawyers. >> nearly two dozen people injured in last night's train crash are still here being treated at temple university hospital, including this man's sister. >> she had broken ribs. she has fractures. she's unable to eat. >> ken didn't tell us his last name he told us his sister was traveling from d.c. home to new york riding in the second car at the time of impact. >> s

. >> reporter: they're juveniles, most about five to seven feet long just like jeffrey jacobson. >> reporter: it's you sized. >> but with bigger teeth. >> reporter: so far they're not aggressive and not scaring away brave borders. while the shark sightings keeps some out of the water but it's good for researchers. >> shark populations around the world are in trouble so this is a potential bright spot. >> reporter: shark sightings are happening in unlikely places. one has been become a social media sensations tweeting every time she surfaces allowing her followers to track her pings and have a little fun. she's like the great white kardashian of the ocean. hunting ton beach, virginia. >> in sports chris wood at the bmw championship par 3 188 yards. >> once again he's posing. oh, come on. >> that's easy right? hole in one to move him to 12 under par. he finished 12th in the tournament but got the eyes to that i 8. that $150,000. cavs taking on the hawks. lebron james missed his first 10 shots but he's still got. the cavs take game three in overtime 114-111. cleveland one win away from a sweep

. >> reporter: they're juveniles about 5 to 7 feet long just like jeffrey jacobson. >> i'm 6 feet. >> but with bigger teeth. >> reporter: so far they're not aggressive and not scaring away brave boarders. >> if i go out and see a swarm i'm right back on the beach. >> reporter: while the shark sightings might keep some out of the water. this is good news for researchers. the sign the once struggling great white population is growing. >> shark populations around the world are in trouble so this is a real potential bright spot. >> reporter: sightings are happenings in unlikely places. a one on the great white is a social media sensation tweeting every time she surfaces allowing her 69,000 followers to track her pings and have a little fun. mary lee is like the great white kardashian of the ocean tweeted a fan. back out west lifeguards want people to be aware and cautious but this holiday weekend it's the rip currents that might have the biggest bite. joe fryer, nbc news huntington beach, california. >>> don't say you weren't warned. when we come back a new member of the medical team work

. >> on the next washington journal richard williams and michael jacobson from the center for scienceinterest. then, carrie geithner with bloomberg news talks about the decision to indict 14 officials with fever. -- with fifa. >> here are our featured programs of this weekend. on c-span starting at noon politicians and business leaders offer advice and encouragement to the class of 2014 -- 2015. 9:15 former staff members reflect on the presidency of george h.w. bush. then more investment speeches -- more commencement speeches. on c-span two, book tv is in new york city with events from the book expo america sunday evening, the case of hollandsworth the perry. and, saturday evening, a conversation with white house historian william seale on first ladies who have had the most impact on the administration. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> next, the look at science denial is him examining the causes and history, and issues such as vaccination and space exploration. the conversation is an hour and 20 minutes. >> all right. let's get started. first of all, may i remind you to ple

and jacobson you know what he means welfare. we get plenty of support.we did. >> next question. >> my question is in the last election we heard the governor from success of state propose to eliminate three agencies of government i don't remember which southern states. [laughter] 's but i do remember which agencies he wanted to get rid of the sentiment of wanting to eliminate so much of government that drives people to aspire to public service. how would you comment on that. >> make government more efficient? sure. the real damage comes you don't respect the commitment of people that are in public service. i think -- [applause] -- it is as higher calling as you can have. i went down there. i should tell you this is an incredible country. i did not know anyone in washington. i got a job with general counsel for the defense department. one job led to another. i was general counsel for the army. i did not know president johnson when i want to work for him. he said to me you will do the legislative program domestic crises and how coordinated. my god what a jo

. >> brian jacobson and his husband just adopted their first baby a new baby and new city.e was excited to buy their first home together. >> we saw, one, a fully renovated house, which was a big deal. >> they loved the updated look lots of light, a room for nursery and english basement with a second kitchen. >> looked like a fantastic house. >> it only these walls could talk there was a very different story that lies beneath. this couple a written message. fixture will be put in one ordered, in place of the one downstairs. >> the fact they took out the stove, wasn't that they were not working, they were hoping to hide from the inspector there was a kitchen there. >> the stove never came. then he learned the basement kitchen was illegal for zoning reasons. inspections done by d.c. department of consumer and regulatory affairs dcra revealed more problems with the house. >> all of the lights throughout the house are non-ul rated and they are not injunction box, recessed lighting not injunction boxes, wiring is not to code. it's definitely a fire hazard. >> the list goes ochblt

market -- martin jacobson has his breakthrough win.n a 1.45 billion dollar deal. that included casinos. since then, the prize pool has gotten bigger from $21.8 million in 2003 to 227 $.7 million last year. $227.7 million last year. third.ar's peak was one to keep viewers watching an event that last for weeks, espn has planned more live coverage. there are 11 new events and there is a three-month break for the finals. the world series of poker says that gives players extra time to line up sponsorships. and for caesar's rio casino, the longer the event lasts, the better. he draws in crowds during the summer slow season and the world series of poker accounts for 35% of its annual revenues. david garrard joins me in the studio. we were talking during her piece. i'm shocked at how explosive the growth has been for this on television. you go to sports bars and some people ask, can you change it from a sporting event so we can watch people play cards? an event that goes on for months and months and some people dive deep into his. it has becom

michael jacobson tells me the number of products the two companies sell boast extensive ingredients on the front but may contain small amounts of those items like this plum organics quinoa and leeks with chicken p and tar gone. you might think one of these four foods would be prominent in the list of ingredients but you have to search down the list to find them. >> many products start with apple puree and water which is basically apple sauce and then they flavor it with a little pasturized yogurt. blow berry, quinoa, kale kind of the yuppy magnets. >> plum organics calls the findings aggressive assertions and said we have never and would never intentionally deceive parents. we have complete confidence in the accuracy of our naming conventions and labels and that they immediate regulatory and other legal requirements. these gerber products also part of a bait and switch scheme. it works hard to declare full clarity and accuracy on food levels and gerber utilized products in their products. for example, if pears are listed first on the front label then pears the first fruit ingredient de

. >> martin jacobson has his breakthrough!the rights to the world series of poker in a $1 billion deal. since then, the prize pool has gotten bigger, from $21.8 million in 2003 to $227.7 million last year. but television viewership has pace with that growth. ratings peaked at 3.4 million in s -- a 3.4t year's million in 2004 p last year's peak was a third of that. to keep viewers watching, espn plans more live coverage. there are 11 new events and a three-month break before the finals. the world series of poker says that gives players extra time to line up sponsorships. for caesars, the longer the event lasts, the better. it draws in crowds during the slow summer season, and the world series of poker accounts for 35% of its annual revenue. joins me now. do you play poker? david: i know how to play. i don't play regularly. alix: i play texas hold 'em. i kind of laid off, because now i have a baby. online gambling -- david: from 2003 when this took $39 ine guy who won paid an online poker game and made his way through. that made

both jacobson and her cuban counterpart said the two sides will keep talking in the coming weeks. >> in the end, inevitably come to some tough issues before you get agreement but we made great process. i remain optimistic that we will conclude but we still have things to iron out. >> the u.s. side worked very hard to fill one of the cuban governments key demands, finding a u.s. bank that would give them a bank account. stonegate in florida finally agreed. it's unclear that the u.s. has gotten anything in return. guys, back to you. >> michelle, thanks. stay right there. let's talk about this whether or not things eventually shake out, talk about some of the specific business opportunities that might exist in cuba. >> joining us also in this conversation peter quinter, former legal counsel or u.s. customs and border protection agency in florida. is today a setback? your mission to cuba with business leaders? >> we are very excited about going to cuba on wednesday through saturday. this is not a setback. the next few years will be challenging for both cuban administration and the obama

roberta jacobson who led the talks on the u.s. side. >> we're persist and engagement in none isolation as keys moving forward. we've made significant progress in the last five months and we are much closer to reestablishing relations and reopening embassies. >> there is still opposition. house speaker john boehner said that there are talks behind the scenes to see what they can do to derail this process. this is as a practical matter very little they can do. that's an executive branch function. however the trade embargo and only congress can lift it. so far republican leaders say that is a none starter. they're not going to act to do so. meanwhile at the white house optimistic talk this week president spokesman josh earnest left open the possibility that president obama could visit havana before the end of his term. >> the promise of improving relations between the united states and cuba have been having a dramatic effect on arts and cuban artists will be the next big thing. sales of cuban art is on the rise here in the united sta

assistant secretary jacobson is joined at the witness table by the counsellor of the state department ambassador thomas shannon. we welcome you both. cuba has been left behind politically and economically, a far cry from a time decades ago when it was among the most prosperous countries in the region. administration administration's cuba policy initiative has been welcomed in latin america and the caribbean. but significant differences which we'll hear today of opinion exist in the united states over the extent to which change -- this change in policy will advance u.s. interests and improve circumstances for the cuban people. today we look forward to our witnesses to speak to how our nation can best engage strategically with the region and beyond to help cuba rejoin the mainstream of americas and offer its citizens the same rights and freedoms enjoyed by citizens of other countries in the region. to this end, our witnesses can help us understand that administration's policy goals. with regards to cuba. what do they intend to achieve in restoring full diplomatic relations and relaxing

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going to stay out of the water prosecutor they are juveniles, 5 to 7 feet long just like jeffrey jacobsonit's you size jeffrey size but with bigger teeth. so far they are not aggressive and not scaring away brave borders. >> i'm right back out. >> reporter: while shark sightings might keep some beachgoers out of the water, this is good news to researchers, a sign the once struggling great white population is growing. >> shark populations around the world are in trouble. this is a potential drit spot. >> reporter: shark spogts happening in unlikely places. a one ton great white named mary lee a social media sensation, tweeting every time she surfaces loeg 60,000 followers to track her pins and have fun. she's like the great white kardashian of the ocean tweeted a fan. back out west lifeguards want people to be aware and cautious. but this holiday weekend, it's the rip currents that might have the biggest bite. joe friar, nbc news huntington peach,, california. >> all you have to do is tell me you've seen a shark out there, i'm not going in. >> you know what i learned from that package? a s

secretary jacobson both you and the president emphasized access to the internet is one of the cornerstones to the new cuba policy. for those who have not been to cuba is one of the least wired countries in the western hemisphere. things we take for granted such as e-mail and the phone are basically nonexistent and cuba. what are the major challenges cubans are facing to access the internet and what can u.s. companies in congress due to open up cuba to the global internet? >> thank you so much senator and thank you so much for your interest in this and the conversations we have had. i think obviously a huge part of the obstacles to the cuban people right now are sheer access to internet connected devices whether its computers or whether its smartphones. when i have access that access is expensive. it's almost prohibitive even when the costs came down recently for the public access to internet. it was still extremely expensive for most cubans it was about a half a month wage and so what we are talking about, and then there's the question of whether everything is accessible once you get on th

is responsing with secretary -- assistant secretary of state jacobson tweet, quote, worried that officialsn without warning, human rights must be respected. a jose, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what is the latest on lopez right now that we know? >> well, we know is that lopez began a hunger strike at noon sunday according to people close to him according to his wife as well. and savio moved to a prison with common prisoners about 100 miles from caracas and on a hunger strike for two or three days. the government denies that lopez is on a hunger strike and as you said, they've asked for, in a letter, in that video, lopez has asked that for venezuelans to come out in massive and peaceful protest against. current situation in v. v-on saturday. remains to be seen how many will come out. >> what is the government said about that jose? are they expecting to let that protest be held on saturday? >> they haven't said that they're going to stop it. they haven't commented on the protest. it could be -- the protest -- it's like i say, venezuelans at this point are real lily -- they are rea

there you see her, roberta jacobson. she got a mixed reaction from the members of the snacht foreign relations committee. take a listen. >> i don't know what we have gotten in return. we have gotten nothing in return but the cubans have gotten men are the any return. and if that's our way of negotiating, then we have a real problem on our hands. >> the question isn't it's this policy or policy in a perfect world, it's this policy compared to non-engagement that we've had before and we know what non-engage. has yielded. >>> joining me now is co-founder and director of the u.s./cuba democracy pact and the head of the blog capitol hill cubans. the so the entire senate foreign relations committee not sold on the next steps with cuba. what is your reaction to senator flake's argument that despite what might be happening now, it's better than what has not happened in the past? >> it's clear for people to first know what is happening now. the castro regime wanted sanctions eased and they got that. they wanted a prisoner swap th

then former fda center for food safety director richard williams and michael jacobson from science andthe public interest will look at oversight and regulation of the food industry. later, keri geiger with bloomberg news talks about the decision to indict 14 individuals with fifa, the world soccer association. >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend of the c-span networks. on c-span, saturday starting at noon politicians, white house officials, and business leaders offer advice and encouragement to the class of 2015. speakers include former president george w bush. at 9:15 p.m., former staff members reflect on the presidency of george h w bush. sunday at noon, more commencement speeches from across the country with former secretaries of state condoleezza rice and madeleine albright and philadelphia mayor michael nutter. on c-span two, book tv in new york city beginning at 10:00. live call-in segments with publishers and authors throughout the day. sunday at 9:00 on "afterwards" kenji yoshino talks about prop eight, the law that took away the right for same-sex couple

at a time in the drone, and to the extent it detects any illegal activity, that puts you in the jacobson world of -- >> this is a month long surveillance. >> for the analysis, i'm going to think of aggregation as taking the drone data, adding to it other data, and then drawing conclusions from it. versus persistence which is taking the drone data for days and days. and my view is persistence alone is going to be enough to trigger the fourth amendment protection. and i base that view on the jones case and the five justices who seem to think that the trespass didn't really matter so long as there was persisted surveillance even though the case did go down on trespass grounds. i want to flag to folks a really interesting discussion about exactly this at the privacy law scholar's conference on june 24th, 2012. just search on this from jones to drones how to define the fourth amendment. >> right. you can't hold back those clever scholars. now, i want to -- this was a good discussion. i want to flip the hypothetical, which is not so hypothetical and, david, ask you what if google did it? and t

then richard williams and michael jacobson will look at regulation of the food industry. later, the justice department's decision to indict 14 officials with fifa. those conversations plus your calls, tweets, and e-mails live on c-span. sunday night influence and image. the personal lives of three first ladies. sarahstrong belief -- sarah polk often help her husband may decisions. sec retailer enjoy telling people -- zachary taylor enjoy telling people she was praying for her husband's opponent to win. sarah polk and abigail fillmore, this sunday night on "first ladies influence and image." from martha washington to michelle obama, sunday on american history tv on c-span3. and the new book, "first l adies." it is available as a hardcover or an e-book through your favorite bookstore or online bookseller. >> george the tacky has officially launched a presidential campaign, holding a kickoff event in new hampshire. he joins the field which includes marco rubio as well as ben carson, my cut to be -- mike huckabee. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> whoo! george pataki: t

jacobson was sent to internment camps. members volunteered -- military uniform and a future and a volunteer calvary at fort myers and straggled back to the club. perhaps more controversial than the role he played in setting the boundaries of press membership wants the united states entered the war. wilson formed the committee on public information the essential source of news in april 1917 and club member george creel who worked on wilson's re-election campaign directed the committee. the admirals and generals wanted 100 different things to be kept secret. he whittled those down to 18 and then he went to the club. he later wrote the gathering hostile to first grew more friendly as understandings are reached and at the end there was an agreement that the plan merited a fair trial. club members who flocked in that the war returned to founder on american legion post on november 19, 1919 known as the persian coast of the blackjack and andr -- the leader of the expeditionary force general pershing who is listed in 1920 and 1924

. >> reporter: they're juveniles, most about five to seven feet long, just like jeffrey jacobson. >>bigger teeth. >> it's jeffrey sized. here on the east coast a tagged one and a half ton great white named mary lee has become a social meet ya sensation tweeting every time she surfaces. right now she's apparently off the northern virginia coast. i'm joined by the associate professor of biology at the university of north florida. let's talk about these shark sightings in broad terms, first of all, these shark sightings on the west coast. are they cause for concern? >> they're really not cause for concern, craig. it's interesting that you bring up the west coast because we know a lot about the white sharks on the west coast and, in fact, the area where the juvenile sharks were seen is no surprise what we refer to as a juvenile nursery. so it's an area where the young sharks are regularly found. that's where they regularly occur. that's where they feed until they grow up and become sexually mature and start to reproduce and contribute to the population. so we're aware that they're suppos

james digins carl norberg, kenneth and christopher bogner charles, michael james and gary jacobson benjamin, nichlas cook willard james and john hands, robert, dennis edward kinney. god bless the united states and god bless those troops. mr. speaker i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from montana yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. schakowsky: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. schakowsky: i rise to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the head start program. head start is near and dear to my heart. i began my career as a head start teacher in the chicago public schools. i have never forgotten how the program made a monumental difference for its students. and this congress should not forget those kids, either. since its inception, head start has served 32 million children in all 50 states, the district of columbia puerto rico, and the u.s. territories. last year in my home state of illinois, there were 130 early h