jim cooper when do these legislative mechanisms trigger expiration dates and alarm bells and work bestss. >> they help design legislation from itself. that is a big job. i would suggest that david's excellent paper is the first part of a trilogy. congress is responsive and prompt to the private sector. it's only public goods like policy and social security and medicare where we are slow and you can divide those because many firms benefit. it turns out we are responsible to med tear and really only the public good. the taxpayer is the only person in america who is not allowed to pay. special interest up and downwash wash pay us for performance every day. they pack contributions and speaking opportunities and other things. why is the taxpayer there? partly constitutional. the yet that everybody makes the same. that's nice. but it's a handicap because you get what you pay for. i wish that he had put in his paper behavioral economics. the type one brain have determined so much activities. i'm not implying that my colleagues are reptiles but we have to speak to the audience and people want

the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received 1. the honorable peter a.of the state of oregon has received 1. the honorable jeff duncan of the state of south carolina has received one. the honorable trey gowdy of the state of south carolina has received 1. the honorable john lewis of the state of georgia has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received one. the honorable rand paul of the commonwealth of ken has received one. the honorable jeff sessions of the state of alabama has received one. the honorable collin powell has received one. >> and that is the result folks. john boehner is in as expected. weave been watching this all day. joy reid is up next. we'll have more analysis of what just went down on the hill. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. u for calling colonial penn life insurance company. i'm glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is diane tull, and i'm a customer service representative for colonial penn life insurance company. insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand, but here at

the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable peter a. defazio of the state of oregon has received one. the honorable jeff duncan of the state of south carolina has received one. the honorable trey gowdy of the state of south carolina has received one. the honorable john lewis of the state of georgia has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received one. the honorable rand paul of the commonwealth of kentucky has received one. the honorable jeff sessions of the state of alabama has received one. the honorable colin powell has received one. with one recorded as present. therefore, the honorable john a. boehner of the state of ohio having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected as speaker of the house of representatives for the 114th congress. the clerk appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the gentlewoman from maryland, ms

included representatives brad ashford, sanford bishop, robert brady, jerry bustos james clyburn, jim cooper henry cuellar, mike doyle, when graham, al green seek -- sheila jackson lee, dave loebsack sans -- sean patrick maloney. rick nolan, donald norcross, cedric richmond, kurt schrader, david scott, terry sewall, marc veasey, and tim walz. the white house has said that president obama will be to the bill. for congress to override that threat, 290 members of the full house will need to vote in favor of the measure. here are members debating the bill from the house floor. r. 3. -- on h.r. 3. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. shuster: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 19 i call up the bill h.r. 3, to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3. a bill to improve the keystone x.l. pipeline -- approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 19 the bill is considered read, the bill

after david speaks i'm going to be joined be by jim hoagland and jeanne sperling and representative cooper who is not going the say that tging the tging the tging the tging the to say that they are experts on unserp ti. >> and i want to thank bill and gene in advance for this conference conference. i want to specifically thank gene. so part of the interest in the topics in trying to build these kinds of mechanisms came from the many hours and frankly very late nights that i spent trying to dream up various trigger mechanisms while working for gene. so i wanted to than gene for some inspiration, and even if it came sometimes at the expense of sleep. so, first, i want to distinguish this discussion from one that came before. alan's paper, and the discussion that we just had addresses the important issue of how much we should save for the future given the uncertainty that we are facing. the issue that i am talking about is somewhat different, and the idea of saving more or less because of uncertainty we do make decisions today that will affect our future. we have little choice in that matter.

but again l and i says the the owner of that building, family associates is cooperating jim. reporting live tonight from center city, kenneth moton channel six "action news". >> thanks, kenneth. >>> philadelphia inspector general's office has reportedly finished an investigation into alleged sexual activity involving a female par medic and a number of male fire fighters. the a alleged activity occurred while participants were on duty, at several fire stations. police say there is not sufficient cause to launch a criminal investigation but the city can take disciplinary action and recommend changes to fire station protocol. >>> also in philadelphia, a mask bandit pick the wrong time to hold up a an olney dunkin' donuts. surveillance video from yesterday, shows that police interrupting the robbery attempt. the officer had been staking out the parking lot on the 6200 block of north front street because of recent armed heists police say 20 year-old russell mason watts is responsible for at least one other hold up last week. >>> and philadelphia police are desperately trying to tr

consisting of bill hokland gene spurring, former economic policy counselor and tennessee congressman jim cooper. >> let's get started with the first paper: i'm particularly please today have alanan alanan alanback here. i still tote around my notebook from alan's class at harvard. i know what he has to say is worth paying careful attention to. so without further adieu, please welcome aaron alanaback. >> thank you very much, louise. this is the title of my paper and it's a very certain title. there's more uncertainty in the paper as the subject. so more interpretations show a significant imbalance under current policy. now, of course that in itself is a question that one has to deal with is what is current policy. never the less there's the significant imblaens between expenditures and revenueses that leads to a very large fiscal gap. several% of gdp on an annual basis, much larger than physical adjustments were accustomed to making even as a review of large policy changes. while on the other hand projections are also very uncertain. and, about that, there's a disagreement. and the uncertainty g

jim moran. the democrat announced his retirement last year. rebecca cooperws us now what moran had to say on his last day in office. rebecca? >> well maureen, in total, jim moran spent 35 years in public office. first in alexandria public council and then as a democrat in congress. his capitol office has already been taken over to be refurbished for a new member so today we met with him here in del ray to reflect on his decades in public service. >> it was here in del ray where jim moran got passionate about the politics in the 1970's when they red lined this neighborhood refusing mortgages, he went all the way to the justice department and won. >> they did community developed a number of the people that have worked with me throughout my political career that have been involved in this community. >> successful neighborhoods. >> i can't even afford to buy a house here. but it's great. >> today, moran easily talks to constituents and says that the young federal worker first running for office he was so shy he often fainted on the stump. now he's known for his

jim? >> just like this reverend al. a cooperating citizen, a person alerted the fbi and said this man might be dangerous. that's how you get the first clue. and then the agents stayed with it. they sent somebody to meet with him and monitored him. they tape recorded him, i'm sure that's the way we always did it and tape recorded the conversations, gave them chances to get out of the plot and he still wanted to do it still wanted to kill people. there's no doubt he's following on with the news that's coming out of paris and going for rifle attacks, too. he's not going to get inside the u.s. capitol. the capitol police are a formidable force. they are very efficient. they have 1500 officers. they are everywhere up there. he could get on the street and start shooting people and throwing pipe bombs and he'll get killed but the carnage he could wreak in the few minutes he had to do it could be awful. >> this lone wolf when you look at the fact that he posted support of isis on twitter, claimed he had been in contact with persons overseas

cooperating fully with investigators. i'm live in media, chad pradelli channel6 "action news. jim. >> all right chad.tough story. >>> coming up tonight police raid a north philadelphia home pulling out thousands of dollars worth of suspected stolen goods. >>> and look to the sidelines of the ewing high school boys basketball team and you'll find an unfamiliar sight. ducis rodgers has that story. cecily tynan back with the accuweather 7-day forecast when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪♪ >> only "action news" was there this morning as police raided an alleged theft ring in the 2400 block in north philadelphia. authorities say they recovered about $35,000 in stolen goods. they filled three trucks with toys clothing, small electronics and plumbing equipment. upper merion police are leading the investigation because many of the items were allegedly taken from stores in and around king of prussia. police say they have suspects and arrests are expected soon. >>> police have no motive yet for two suspicious car fires in the tacony section of philadelphia. both happened within a block of each other. pol

huge player in the global energy markets, jim and also over the past decade has significantly improved its intelligence sharing and counter-terrorism cooperation with the united states. it also shares a border with yemen and the collapse of the saudi-backed yemeni government there and the future of u.s. counter-terrorism operations against al qaeda and arabian peninsula based in yemen is sure to be a topic of ongoingbian conversations. the saudi kingdom say counter- weight against iran, and is providing training facilitiesag for moderate rebels the u.s. hopes will eventually do battle against the assad regime and isis. >> axelrod: major garrett assad reporting tonight from new delhi. thank you. the crisis in ukraine escalated today with a rocket attack that killed dozens. it happened in the port city of mariupol, now a crucial target for the russian-backed rebels who rejected a peace deal with the government of ukraine yesterday. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: chaos struck in a matter of minutes, shattering the calm of the wintry saturday morning in mariupol.iu out of nowhere, rockets slammed into residential neighborhoods markets, even

made clear it will not be short and it will not be easy and will take the cooperation of all the coalition partners. atika shubert, jim sciutto, thank you very much. >>> up next isis is holding two japanese hostage, asking for $200 million ransom. will japan pay? what are the issues the nation has to deal with what are the risks of paying ransom. we'll look at that issue next. it's the big shrimp festival at red lobster. so open wide and pair 2 of 6 big shrimp creations for just $15.99. make room for crispy jumbo tempura shrimp or shrimp scampi linguini. yeah, we're gonna need a bigger fork. hurry, the big shrimp festival ends soon. >>> isis is holding two japanese citizens hostage demanding a $200 million ransom by tomorrow or else. while that's going on yemen is descending into chaos and could be a country which just sucks up terror organizations and provides training ground for future terror groups. what does this mean for the united states? let's bring in former cia officer peter brookes and major spider marks. these two japanese men being held, isis demanding $200 million. japan has not sadie finnively whether it

cannot control the situation, especially not without a greater level of cooperation between them and european and other western nation jim. >> arwa damon, thank you very much in turkey ivan watson nick paton walsh. stay safe. >>> i want to bring in senator richard burr he's the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. senator burr thank you for joining us this morning. >> jim, good morning. >> i want to ask you because i just returned from paris myself and one thing that struck me is that from this point from u.s. intelligence officials, aqap have been seen primarily as a threat to air travel significant threat concealed explosives primarily to air travel in light of the presumed perceived tie to paris. have the paris attacks demonstrated a new capability for aqap a new ambition frankly? >> well jim, i think the intent was always to carry out multiple means of terrorism from aqap and others. we've got to remember that this is not about an individual it's about an ideology and terrorism is now global. we don't know where it's going to come from. cnn this week broadcast from eight different countries around the world

aware of any increases cooperation between a group such as aqap and isis? >> jim, we're not. but i think it is foolish to think that two groups competing for are fighters and competing for money wouldn't go out and claim some degree of credit for this. i think that that's one thing that these groups all share is they're pulling from the same pool of fighters and they're pulling from the same resources for financing from around the world. so being parts of that spectacular attack. i think we've overlooked the fact that belgium is an intelligence win. individuals that we knew about, individuals that were watched, the belgian government made a decision to go for a particular reason when they did. i think you've seen how seriously they take what they found, hundreds of troops in belgium, never seen before. over 20,000 troops in france right now helping in the fight against terrorism and a capture of over 20 in five or six different countries just in the last 48 hours. >> the administration has argued that as important as intelligence steps and military steps to fight terrorism, i

. >> reporter: jim late this afternoon kyle crosby appeared here in burlington county court. he had very little to say and he's not cooperating with the police and that has left a grieving family still wondering where is erica. >> without erica we're still lost. you know, we're grateful that kyle is here and he has been caught but we're still missing erica. >> reporter: erica was last seen with her husband kyle crosby at this cherry hill restaurant the night of december 30th. her worried family had police check on her last wednesday at the couple's home in mount laurel. relatives went in with the police and found evidence of a violent struggle. they asked the police to check the trunk of erica's car. the police later questioned kyle crosby and let him go. he and the car both disappeared the next day. >> it was erica's car. it wasn't kyle's. and the fact that they wouldn't check it then, we would have had erica today and we would have had closure. the fact that they let him go to do this and i don't know where she is, it's -- it will haunt us forever. >> reporter: erica's relatives say they're willing to forgive crosby. they j

is this shows the there need to be a much greater and closer cooperation around the world in this fight against terror. as anderson and jim have been saying. people have come out. they refuse to be cower and silenced. there is a huge march for sunday. they have been told to get in your mosque friday and condemn this at the strongest levels possible. but people are saying this is a war. a turning point in this kind of fight. against modernity, against the west whatever it might be. >> christiane anderson jim, great reporting thank you. we will be watching as you continue to report this. lots more. police in northern france believe they're closing in on two armed, dangerous suspects in the deadly attack on "charlie hebdo." this is not just about cartoons that some find offensive. about something much bigger and more dangerous. what are root causes here? what are we doing to keep it from ham penppening again? we'll get answers when we come right back. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >> breaking news the manhunt in france for two br

they are cooperating more with the investigations. that is a big sign for the battle. jim. >>> ten people killed and others injured in ukraine. the conflict with the pro-russian rebels and ukrainians have been increasing for days. expected to pull their heavy weapons back from the demarcation line. today, at least ten fatalities in donetsk at a bus stop. >>> fuel costs plunging, including the jet fuel. that should be great for airfare. wait a minute. airfares are rising. i have an early start on your money next. eo h mer's me i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr® to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, like aricept® it may improve overall function... and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (man) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell

cooperative and that he followed the law. >> and there's also some negative reaction to the wins being restored. those making the case said it can never repair the pain the victims suffered. jim we also learned today the 60 million fine the school was hit with that money will now stay in the state of pennsylvania to fight and prevent child sexual abuse. >> part of settlement. >> part of the settlement. >> thank you sharee. the girl stabbed in southwest philadelphia today died. police arrested a 16-year-old girl in relation with the attack. homicide charges are pending as police search the suspect's home. the two had a fight in the lunch room at philadelphia high school today and the altercation resumed 46 and market where stabbing happened and the victim tied before 9:00 tonight. >> a 3-year-old boy is dead after train collided with a car in delran late this afternoon. the accident happened 4:00 new jersey transit river line at chester avenue. two other people in the vehicle were taken to cooper university hospital for treatment. five people on the train suffered non-life-threatening injuries. river mine light rail is suspended in both directions between cinnaminson and river

jim defeliz. thanks for join us. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> congratulations on the success of the movie that is based on your book. did bradley cooperit? i mean you knew chris kyle. how close was the adaptation? >> i have to tell you that the first time i saw the movie there were many many moment where is i'm watching the screen and i'm thinking my god, i know that's bradley cooper but that looks like chris. he has him everything his voice, his mannerisms. he nailed it. >> i regard chris kyle as a patriot. and i tell you that up front because i want to ask you a couple questions that i don't want you putting me in a category with michael moore. so let me begin with this -- was he a b.s.-er? >> no absolutely not. chris was very, very straightforward straightforward, very honest. what he said you could take to the bank. >> how do you square that with some of the stories told by chris kyle that just don't check out? i mean at the top of the list the story about katrina and him in response to the government taking up a position on the roof of the louisiana superdome and shooting as many as 30 looters. there's just no factual basis to su

places cooperating and key again to try to stamp out territory for them when it comes to global jihadi marketplace looking for recruits. carol? >> all right. nick paton walsh reporting. thanks so much. jim sciutto is with me again this morning in front of "charlie hebdo's" offices in paris. let's talk about al qaeda in yemen. is there absolute proof that they actually planned this massacre? >> there is not absolute proof. there are indications at this point. you have the claim of responsibility today and video. you always take those with a grain of salt. there are other things leading in that direction. indications that the kouachi brothers traveled to yemen and had arms training in 2011. now you have u.s. officials saying that they are operating under the belief now that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula gave those kouachi brothers $20,000 in 2011 to finance such an attack. you have hard ties to al qaeda, aqap in yemen in addition to the claim. it's not the only group you have ties to. there's a web. core al qaeda's chief recruiter tied to the kouachi brothers that takes you to pakistan and not to yemen. it doesn't mean the two groups -- if not operate together operate with the same go

cooperation or friction. >> kelly o'donnell for us from the hill on this tuesday. the first day of the 114th congress. thank you. >>> joined now by assistant democratic leader in the house congressman jimgood to see you. thank you for being with me. >> happy orientation day. >> thank you. >> is this going to be with the new congress is it going to be the same old gridlock or is the new republican controlled chronic and president obama and democratic leadership you going to be able to work together and if so on which issues? >> well, i don't think it's going to be the same. i believe there's going to be more cooperation this time. i think that the speaker has a little more room to maneuver. he has a larger majority to work with. he has more chances he can take on bring legislation to the floor. i think there is going to be more cooperation in some areas. but there's not going to be any coopting here. i think that the president and i know the democratic caucus will not budge when it comes to the affordable care act. i think on immigration we have we'll pursue. we would lot of to see the republicans come to a good place on immigration. and i know they probably will come early on. i think