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president told reporters raising the debt keeling is not a question of more spending. >> it allows theay for spending that congress is committed to. >> then, he repeated that. >> raising the debt ceiling does not authorize us to spend more he said it a half dozen time autos this is about paying your bills. debt... >> social security checks and veteran benefits will be delayed. we might not able to pay our troops or honor our contracts with small business owner autos house republicans say it's about spending. they want cuts for every dollar the debt ceiling is raised. >> the president said he will negotiate spending cuts. >> the full faith and credit of the united states of america snot a bargaining chip. >> but the challenge is a lot of people we've talked to had no real grasp of what it meant to raise the debt keeling. >> what does that do? >> puts us nor debt. >> raising the debt keeling alouz him to borrow more money. >> half of the people had no idea what it was. >> i believe that they make things purposely conpusing. >> the president wants to turn up the heat he's got to make the

parkville that was the keel-- deem and in annapolis, a dry, dry day and few chilly sailors. current winds are north and westerly. they're light and insignificant. temperatures not brutal for early january standards. we do have 30s out to the northwest and west, mid-40s in the area. we'll be colder tomorrow. take a look across howard county. we may struggle to get out of the upper 30s, a partly cloudy scenario. you can see the setup keeping the active weather to our south. that's going to continue to be the case into the overnight. we think all the wet weather stays south. it's not much wet weather to begin with. as we go through the next two days abundant sunshine. clouds mixed with the sun. want to keep the sunglasses handy. it won't ab crystal blue sky. we're also going to have cold air punching. you see how cold it is to the north. 15 in des moines. 22 in chicagoland. that cold air slowly sinking. tomorrow we struggle to get out of the mid-30s. that settles in tomorrow night as we see a big time freeze. again, overall, the pattern is a quiet one, but one that will feature

and what date was the keel laid for titanic? that would've been march 1909. this year is going to be its centenary. absolutely, yes. this is the centenary year of the laying of the keel of titanic. and then the launching was...? the launch was on the 31st of may, 1911. and so, with-- that was a very big and important day. the launch day is always important for a ship because that's the point where the transition is made from the land to the sea. it was a major event. tickets were sold and there were people watching from all kinds of vantage points inside and outside the yard. she left belfast on the 2nd of april, 1912 went to south hampton, and then sailed from south hampton on her maiden voyage on the 10th of april, 1912. and here's a postcard. yes. this is a very special postcard. it shows olympic and titanic, and, uh-- well, it's a white star postcard but the really interesting thing-- shall i pass it to you? yeah. the really interesting thing is the message on the back because this card was posted from titanic in queenstown in ireland by cobh. right. and

obama blasted republican who's want to tie raising debt keeling to cutting spending. renz who do so, obama said they risk the full faith and credit of the united states and to do so is irresponsible. the consequences would be quote, a disaster, he made it sound like only an anarcihist would pose raising the debt keeling. >> what i will not do is have that negotiation with a gun at the head of the american people. the threat unless we get our way, unless you gut medicare or medicaid or if otherwise slash things that the american people don't believe should be slashed, that we're going to threaten to wreck the entire economy. look. i -- i don't think anyone would consider my position unreasonable here, democrats don't like voting for the debt ceiling when there is a republican president. but you never saw a situation in which democrats suggested somehow that we would go head and default if we didn't get 100% of our way that. is not how it's supposed to work. >> sean: i can't help but you remind that had obama in 2006 was a junior senator from illinois who opposed raisin

for educational and emotional on the clock at age thirteen while writing his skateboard he suddenly keeled over and was dead the county medical examiner said there was no doubt in that case that the chronic ministration of the red line was the cause of death ritalin is for the purposes of classification by the drug enforcement administration is a schedule two drug on the same list as cocaine for trying to solve a problem in the schools by putting their children on kitty cocaine as we killed her so it's just annoying days off to being prescribed antidepressants like paxil she was a normal girl having trouble sleeping supposedly. there is nothing in her that would have done that thousands of such deaths the big most by big pharma the reputation of crud companies is abysmal actually matches that of tobacco companies as with vioxx we couldn't go before many people die because of best selling anti psychotics paxil prozac if it thought of it for for the first time to reveal the shocking research by irving koch thanks for joining us what were the results half of the data that had been collected b

cloudy and keel with a slight chance of the rain shower by wednesday another.til this, 63 degrees in s mako. after tonight's forecast, a lot of ones to zeros. a string of 6 0s across the board -- 60s across the bay, forecasting a high of 70 degrees. low 70s in santa cruz. beaches is where it is at for the holidays. otherwise check this out. the clouds will be rolling in on wednesday with partial clearing on thursday and on friday. and then we will reintroduce a chance of rain showers on saturday and sunday, but no rain on our holiday tomorrow for martin luther king day. a lot of people are gathering outside to catch the train, riding on into town, right? >> yes. >> for dennis o'donnell, you have something, but sunshine with the 60 degrees. >> gorgeous day for whatever you've got going. >>> barbara walters isn't the hospital. tonight what happened at an inaugural party that has doctors keeping a close eye on her friday night. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, the supernatural horror film scared off the competition the box office this weekend. and oscar- nominated star jessica cha

us for educational and emotional neglect at age thirteen while writing his skateboard he suddenly keeled over and was dead the county medical examiner said there was no doubt in that case that the chronic ministration of the red line was the cause of death ritalin is for the purposes of classification by the drug enforcement administration as they schedule two drugs on the same list this cocaine trying to solve a problem in the schools by putting their children on kitty cocaine as we killed just knowing days off to being prescribed antidepressants like pikeville she was a. normal girl having trouble sleeping. he. would have done that thousands of felt the being by big pharma reputation across the company is the best not actually matches that of tobacco companies as with buyouts we could have known you know sicko before many people died because the best selling cycle six plex still prozac thought have been full for the first time to reveal the shocking research by being coached thanks for joining us what was the result half of the data that had been collected by the drug companies had nev

watch what comes out of the spider after it keeled over. >> oh, no.e hair worm or a gordian worm. somebody came home, see the spider, spray it. it died. but the parasite living in it did not. the parasite would be the worm. some of these species can grow up to be three feet long. it is a parasite that attaches itself to invertebraes, basically it can get into snails, beatles, cockroaches, grasshoppers, crustaceans. what could have happened? this horse hair spider could have probably eaten another bug that had this worm in it. the other bug died. the worm survives. the spider died, this worm survived. some insect experts who got ahold of this video said we don't think it was excellent that they sprayed this spider to death. however, they said, this is probably doing it a service because it was going to die anyway with the thing in its stomach. the person who shot the video thought the spider had an enlarged abdomen. >> can this get in me. can a spider bi you a get you? >> scientists say horse hair worms do not hurt humans or plants. they're beneficial

. >> very even keel. >> and they had their shoulder pads on, too. >> if this was ann arbor, they'd be jumping up and down. >> see you at 11. ,,,,,,,,

you had a lot of candidates on an even keel. what i felt quickly was the strategy to being successful was to build coalitions, and also to approach your communication in a multi land will approach. in my district, it is one of the most ethnically diverse parts of san francisco. we incorporated that. my campaign team was diverse. i had seniors. i had young people. i had different types of volunteers. i had folks that could speak chinese, spanish, someoan, all reaching out to bring people in. there is a certain level of malta and -- of momentum that help people. i would never ask my volunteers to do something i was not willing to do. we were at the bus stop at the morning handing out literature. i think that is critical, to bring into city hall that, yes, i am elected to lead, but more importantly to serve. that is my number one focus point. i am here to serve. when you call me, i am at 4 service. >> what about issues facing san francisco, facing your district, and how you are going to balance the needs of san francisco at large a

i know you called him. >> and bill harris, dan bowen, kyle keel. >> no. signs. -- no signs. no signs. >> thank you. i would like to add my applause see you having this hearing. i am here tonight as the first vice-president of the national association for the enhancement of colored people. national resolution on this issue is for your perusal. is the second comment cause of death between 22-24 year olds in the primary death of african-americans of that age group. more americans have been killed by guns in their own country and all the united states military personnel and all the wars at the same time in the entire world. african-americans and latinos are being murdered in harm's at significantly higher rates than the rest of our society. we cannot go into all these reasons. it should be noted that no other developed country allows the ease of access to guns possible in of the united states. above the naacp has adopted the following to policies. >> why don't you give them to me? >> ok. it is my time up? >> you know the drill. >> 1.5 minutes to solve social problem is a challen

prime minister outlined the government's mid term priorities, and both stated that the economy was "keeling" at a much slower pace than expected. -- "healing" at a much slower pace than expected. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> may i wish you, mr speaker, the prime minister and the rest of the house a prosperous, positive and happy new year? >> this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings later today. >> public servants are having a 1% pay rise, it is only fair for those on benefits to be given the same increase? >> my honorable friend is entirely right. these are difficult decisions that we have to make, but they should be made in the context of the fact that over the past five years, benefits have gone up by 20% yet average earnings are up by only 10%. i think it is fair and right to have a 1% cap on out-of-work benefits, a 1% cap on tax credits, and a 1% cap on public sector pay. what is inexplicable is the position of the party opposite which supports a 1% public sector pay

and broader markets today, stocks closed high yes, lawmakers voted to raise the debt keeling and tech stocks rallied amid better than expected earnings. your bloomberg silicon valley index closing up, google, and apple helping pull index up. >> facebook lending a hand to help suicide prevention, providing researchers at the suicide prevention group safe.org with posts from those that take their own lives, experts say it may help friends and family better identify warning signs. in san francisco, i'm emily chang, back to you. >> millions face two more days of bundling up. there is dangerous cold weather tightening it's grip on the northwest. >> so far, it's being blamed for four deaths. commuters drove through fresh snow. sun rise revealed frozen mississippi river. temperatures plunged to 35 degrees in some communities, forecasters expect this to last into the weekend uk see ice covering the side of this gutted warehouse forming after firefighters doused a burning building with hundreds of thousands of gallons of water. >> check out the demonstration from a tv news reporter. you can se

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. >> and also helps keep our hundred level on an even keel so we do not reach for junk food. also, eat a balanced lunch. she suggests a lean protein whole grains, and plenty of fruits and vegetables. for dinner, no more royal treatment. keep it simple and light. >> a solid with beans or chicken on top. -- salad with beans or chicken on top. >> is best to eat every four- five hours. -- 4-5 hours. >> a man's eye color may help determine how much you should trust him. researchers say man with brown eyes tend to have more trust for the facial features in comparison to people with blue eyes. they say brown eyed men shared a facial features like rounded bases and larger eyes, qualities that seemed more masculine whereas men with blue eyes had a facial features that made them seem shifty. >> i had my eyes on you, blue eyes. >> i do not know what you're talking about. >> 5:58. in entertainment news, it appears that justin timberlake will be releasing new music. >> he released a video can into a studio. he hasn't released an album in seven years while pursuing an acting career. >> des

. >> debt keeling is not a question of authorizing more spending.ountry to pay for spending that congress is committed to. >> he said americans understand the concept. >> you don't go out to dinner and... then, you know eat all you want. and then... leave without paying a check. >> if you do that, it's against the law, said the president. he added if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling american people will pay the price. >> social security checks and veteran benefits will be delayed. we might not be able to pay our troops or honor our contracts with small business owner autos again and again, the president repeated the fact raising the debt ceiling only allows for payment of bills that congress has already racked up. but when we went out to talk with residents most had no idea what it was or what it meant. if congress raises it, what does it do? >> puts us in debt. >> ate lous him to borrow more money. >> i feel goitsing to raise prices on everything. >> when explaining what it means, most told us they won't raise it. >> i hope rinz would. i do

. >> white house correspondent brow anna keel ar is live from washington. want to start out with paul ryan, he did vote yes, didn't he? >> i should know that honestly, but i don't. i was asleep. >> i have a vote of 257 in favor and 157 against and paul ryan voted in favor. i'm sorry. i don't mean to catch you offguard. can you elaborate for us. what got done? very importantly, what did not get done? >> the big things, the extension of the bush era tax cuts for couples making up to $450,000, $400,000 for individuals. this is significant and permanent. so that makes it especially significant. what really didn't get done is what the whole fiscal cliff was supposed to serve as an incentive to do, which was deficit reduction on a larger scale to deal with the long-term fiscal health of the country. that's what we will see congress tackling or trying to tackle in the coming months. entitlement reform. trying to make sure medicare and social security don't cost so much money over time. and also tax reform, trying to bring in some more revenue. republicans, more a

a keel holdup could be how to create a tough, but favor path toward citizen ship. exactly one week after hesh a top priority, it's garnering moment temperature. >> for the first time ever, there's more political risk in opposing than in supporting it. >> this is consistent with our country's. >> eight leading republican and democratic senators are proposing an overall. the legislation would create a path to citizenship. secure the border and address -- reform of legal immigration system to keep families together. improve the xwloismt verification system. and allow more low-skilled workers to enter the country. >> there's no reason to delay. we are seeing a consensus building here. >> the white house says the proposal mirrors the president's priorities. he'll unveil his vision tomorrow. >> what you'll see tomorrow from the president is the very important part of this effort that is about engaging the mention people. we know we will win, because we know the momentum is on our side. >> that comes after a touch election reality. president obama won more than 70% of the

it doesn't have any keel and doesn't really have a bow and it does ride very rough in the waves. >> reporter what officials report when the unsecured was grounded wind gusts at 65 miles per hour swells up to 30 feet. when it's anchored, it's designed to push down and break up ice. the diameter is 266 feet from the main deck and it has an unusually thick three inch steel hull. there is now 150,000 gallons of diesel fuel on board. this native alaskan woman told cnn in july she lives in fear of an oil spill and more shipping in the arctic. >> for the winter, it all comes from the ocean, the fish and the whale and it's going to ruin our ocean. >> reporter: the abundant oil and natural gas under the arctic ocean floor is luring more energy firms including conoco phillips to the seas. booming pacific rim trade is increasing commercial shipping in these waters and less sea ice means expanding routes. the u.s. coast guard is tasked to cover an area that spans the

the leadup to that change was just as interesting where she was even keel and then she just had it. she just told rob johnson what she thought. we've seen a lot of reports of how the administration let the information become public, al ambassador rice. is she ignoring a timeline? is she diverting attention with the emotional response do you think? >> one, we didn't learn anything substantively new yesterday. the administration line is intelligence community put out talking points. these were the talking points that were given to ambassador rice. they flubbed it but it wasn't malicious. we didn't move really further from that point. >> was this a big show? people are concerned that, you know, she's going to run 2016. maybe some of her republican adversaries are going to take a few shots to try to posture? >> yeah. your mall sis is spot -- your analysis is spot on. there was a lot of question on that the big question is we are having folks having to work and live in dangerous places. what happened to ambassador stevens was a terrible tragedy. it has happened before. but how do we move

there was contraction built in this the fiscal cliff keel-- deal. the big variable of what is about to happen is it the republican position. what is it going to be. nina is exactly right. the president is adept and enthusiastic of exploiting their differences. in that context, it is amazing to me how the republicans have so many differences . before we have intelligent discussion, they have to get in a room if they can and figure out what they want and stick to it. >> the issue is spending. purely spending. >> they have honest differences on policy and i respect those differences and it is amazing. everyone taken for grant the president in the second term his main preoccupation is causing trivial split with the house republicans. if is fun to talk about. will it matter two years from now. the is that what he thinks his job is. >> that's what is happening. call it pathetic if youment, but you can't act as if it is not happening. >> it is it a great political victory for democrats that john bone boin is having squabbleles in his caucus? that is trivia

brianna keel ar, with us all morning joins us again live from washington. and really, the house is a wild card. we don't know exactly how they will vote later today. but they will take this up somehow. how will this play out? >> they could vote today. they could vote on the early side today, say midday. that's entirely possible, but, first, house speaker john boehner has to take this deal that was struck in the senate and he will meet with his conference with house republicans and he'll try to get some buy in. explain it to them, have an exchange of ideas and see where they are. you know some of the rank and file house republicans have not been easy to please in this process. so the president, of course, wants this to move through the house quickly. he said neither democrats nor republicans got everything they wanted this agreement is the right thing to do for our country and the house should pass it without the play. if the speaker goes before the conference, perhaps they will try to change it to be more to their liking. amend it, send it back to the senat

each was carrying over three keel lows of cocaine -- kilos of cocaine in their duct taped diapers. such a ridiculous smuggling technique. we haven't seen anyone hide drugs in diapers since three men and a baby conspired to successfully allude a narcotics detective. according to the complaint, one of the duct tape diapered suspects said she was offered $9,000 to $10,000 to smuggle the coke into the u.s. crack cocaine, tweeted one jokester. while we're on the subject of cocaine in diapers, guess what they found on nine out of ten baby changing stations at public rest rooms in the u.k.? for a documentary, journalists at real radio used wipes to swab public bathrooms. 92 out of the 100-plus baby units tested positive for cocaine. duct tape diapers got us thinking about how handy duct tape is for so many things. aprons and rain hats. it's even used to tape down an out of control passenger on a plane. nasa space shuttles never left earth without it. >> i tell you, i think we would be lost without duct tape up here. >> reporter: a duct tape bandit used it when he rob ad-libbing core store

some democrats say they don't need republican support for a keel to raise the nation's debt ceiling.se they claim the president has the authority to do it on his own. the white house says it disagrees. details on both sides of this coming up. plus our money could look a little funny if the president's reported nominee for treasury secretary gets the gig. the store of the illegible scroll that could grace our green backs. have you seen doctor's signatures, right? wait until you see this one. hey, our salads. [ bop ] [ bop ] [ bop ] you can do that all you want, i don't like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a v8. >> shepard: the insurance giant a.i.g. the one that's airing tv ads thanking all of us taxpayers for that $182 billion we gave it so that it didn't go into bankruptcy has decided not to sue us. just hours ago, a.i.g. declined to join a shareholder lawsuit, which claims the feds used the bailout to save wall street banks at the expense of a.i.g.

but it's a round ship, no keel, doesn't have a bow and it rides rough in the waves. >> reporter: that's when under tow officials report when the unsecured ship was grounded wind gusts hit 65 miles per hour, swells up to 30 feet. when it's anchored, it's designed to push down and break up-ice. the diameter of this conical rig is 266 feet from the main deck and it has an unusually thick three-inch steel hull. there's now 150,000 gallons of diesel fuel on board. this native alaskan woman told cnn in july she lives in fear of an oil spill and more shipping in the arctic. >> our subsistence for the winter, it all come from the ocean. the fish, mammal, the whale. it's going to ruin our ocean. >> reporter: the abundant oil and natural gas under the arctic ocean floor is luring more energy firm, including conocophillips and statoil, to the seas. booming pacific rim trade is increasing commercial shipping in these water, and less sea ice means expanding routes. the u.s. coast guard is tasked to cover an area that spans the equivalent of the continental u.s. rear admiral thomas ostebow flew over

. >> i'm keen to try to keep the debate on an even keel. it's a passionate debate. i respect both sides and totally respect the second amendment people who say you are breaching my rights. i get that's an argument many, many americans feel. how do you convince them this is not an attack on their rights, if you like? >> it is not an attack on their rights. citizens in our city and many cities across america are being attacked by criminals who have weapons, who shouldn't have them. there are a lot of weapons in city cities all across the united states of america. so, this is about reasonable, common sense steps that can be taken to make sure that inappropriate folks don't have weapons in the first place and that our streets are safe. much of this discussion, with every respect -- and i'm sorry for your loss -- has nothing to do with what goes on in most cities across the united states of america, trying to make sure people are safe. >> how do you explain to me -- explain to me, how can the cities with the largest ban, the strongest rules are the ones with the highest

to bypass the constitution part of the one section 7 to use the 14th amendment to raise the debt keeling and only today did jay carney seem to back off of the idea with this group, who knows? obama is relying on executive orders to bypass congressional authority. this is what he refers to as we can't wait initiative. as i call it, get republicans the hell out of the way initiative. he's been using this for projects and poll says, now, it made several recess aplt.ments. senate was still in session. no president has attempt that had power grab. he's halted deportation of illegal immigrants. he adopted provisions of the dream act. failed to pass it through congress and also changed well ware work requirement was out subordinate them for review. the office said he should have consulted congress in that case. you're witnessing an out of control, an arrogant and unconstitutional executive power grab and here to talk about the legality ti of this to discuss what options the president may be waying when it comes to the secondd gun conm american center for law and justice, jay seculo and former s

he is more of a backroom negotiator, maybe a more even keel the temperament. i think one of the things we saw yesterday at the announcement was a in some ways as far as being a trusted adviser at the treasury department,mr. lwe will have tough shoes to fill because it is really clear that the president overtime came to really rely on timothy geithner and really view him as a trusted top adviser. he obviously has a really good relationship with mr. lew as well putting him in as the chief of staff. i think mr. timothy geithner has to be more public and upfront during the height of the financial crisis that the treasury secretary normally may have been. mr. lew is a little bit more of a back room operator and somebody who has been part of deals in the past. host: that is dave clarke talking about the nomination of jack lew. our focus this morning for the remainder of our time is the legacy of timothy geithner. if you want to weigh in on the actions and decisions he has made, the numbers are on your screen. here is a benny from stockton, calif. on the democrats' l

. >> keel see you back here tomorrow.

probably the view of many other central bank policies as long as we have chinese economy on an even keel. if any risk to that one it certainly would be the result of a huge external shock which in turn would be affecting us. so at this point, i think we're keeping our fingers crossed if nothing bad comes out, fingers crossed from europe and u.s. basically continue on its global recovery path. then i think asia itself would get a fairly good year, i think, in 2013 itself. that's the expectation certainly at this point. >> what happens to the regional currencies? because everybody is still trying to -- thy neighbor on currency weakness. >> well, i think what we're seeing now is less on the issue at this point itself. we've got growth coming through. the pressure on each other's currency certainly has lessened somewhat. the good side obviously at this juncture is whether the u.s. economy, u.s. dollar can continue to recover or whether this is the year for the u.s. dollar to stop. if so, we will get some pressure across the region. so to some extent, the pressure is off the policy planners h

brianna keel ar joins us with more. >> reporter: this was an interview taped at the white house on friday. aired last night on "60 minutes." in it, president obama and secretary clinton really appeared to have genuine affection for each other, they talked about their rivalry and 6 2 2016. president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton, once bitter rivals, now allies. >> i consider hillary a strong friend. >> very warm, close -- i think there is a sense of understanding that sometimes doesn't even take words. we have similar views. >> reporter: rewind five years to their bruising primary battle. >> are you likeable enough. >> i'm here, he is not. >> i can't tell who i am running against sometimes. >> how long did it take to you get over it. >> not as long as people perceive it. >> it took longer for their staff, not to mention -- >> i think spouses take it much harder. >> reporter: 2016 came up. the president laughed off a question to endorse clinton. >> it was literally inaugurated four days ago and you are talking about elections four years from now. >> reporter: and the secretar

the only sense of why i'm somewhat positive on the keel is what the alternative was. i mean, the -- there are two alternatives to what we had. one was a grand bargain. the other was going over the cliff. the going over the cliff would have been disas rows in the short term. i just think that the grand bargain was just totally implausible given a lame duck session. lame duck sessions always underdeliver on policy changes, and i would argue, i will make the argument that doing major policy changes of a grand bargain. in a very short time frame, between the election and end of the new year, could have actually resulted in bad policy changes. people rushed to get things through. >> although, i'll interrupt you because people say that about this particular deal, but how important is it, then, that, i mean, maybe it takes the new congress, but how important is it for the government to sit down and really get their financial books in order at this point? how important is it to the economy and to the u.s. maybe in the next year or two? let's not talk really long term, but rel

and jessica yellin and brianna keel er are from cnn and joining them on the front row is julia pace.back to the white house to talk about this question, because if women in the room matter and we are all critiquing the president's picture, the fact is that the room is full of a lot of guys, too. >> we were on the campaign trail together, nia, and i and there were a lot of women in the campaign bus, and it was not boys on the bus anymore. this is a thrill to the question, because there were a lot of young women that were campaign embeds for the networks and carrying the cameras and getting the shots and usually very young and working harder than anyone else. almost, and i would say a majority of them are women, right? but what i worry about is that they are not going to make it up through, and that is what we have to test or check in the next ten years, did they make it up to the highest ranks? because that is where you did the duty there, and you got the payoff then into big jobs, and i want to make sure that they do get there, but what i fear is that what made them so good in those

ask for at the minimum the one for one cuts that comes from the boehner rule for any long-term debt keelingan the never-balancing budget that obama and the democrats have proposed for the last four years. so you look at all the data out there, all of the public opinion polls say that the american people think we're spending too much money. that the american people think that we are tackings too much. the problem is as republicans i think it goes to representative said as republicans we have seen as the party of big business. we should never be the party of big business. we should be the party of individuals. the party that helps individuals have a fair share. we have a system that is unfair too small businesses to individuals. we have a tax system that is unfair. we have a regulatory system that is unfair. and when republicans webb once again start talking about mainstream about small business about individuals, that is what we're going win the fight. if we keep representing big business and everybody comes out of the of the house that we're just worried about what job creators. i always te

i know you called him. >> and bill harris, dan bowen, kyle keel. >> no signs. no signs. >> thank you. i would like to add my applause see you having this hearing. i am here tonight as the first vice-president of the national association for the enhancement of colored people. national resolution on this issue is for your perusal. homicide is the second comment cause of death between 22-24 year olds in the primary death of african-americans of that age group. more americans have been killed by guns in their own country and all the united states military personnel and all the wars at the same time in the entire world. african-americans and latinos are being murdered in harm's at significantly higher rates than the rest of our society. we cannot go into all these reasons. it should be noted that no other developed country allows the ease of access to guns possible in of the united states. above the naacp has adopted the following to policies. >> why don't you give them to me? >> ok. it is my time up? >> you know the drill. >> 1.5 minutes to solve social problem is

how do you keep things even keel?we grew up very competitive with each other in sports, in school. he was a little bit better in school, i was a little bit better in sports, but as you grow up and you mature i think you become each other's biggest supporters and so i've said that my brother is my best friend. i was very honored to be able to introduce him at the dnc when he was doing the keynote speech so i consider myself my brother's biggest supporter and champion. >> who gets dibbs if there's an open seat in texas? >> i'm a minute younger so he always says he does. >> a minute younger. let me ask you about this, the new congress has the largest number of hispanics ever. >> right. >> 36 members, which is pretty huge and when you think about we covered so much of the role of the hispanic community in the past november elections. this is president obama talking on "meet the press" last sunday how he's going to make immigration reform a priority. here he was. >> i've said that fixing our broken immigration system is a

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translating into a lower transaction size and doesn't indicate real d degradation in terms of traffic but keelou want to watch the results most closely? what's the most important region right now? >> i think the first and foremost in the u.s., the company is facing a lot more competition from research competitors, in the form of burger king and wendy's, and some of the specialty changes such as five guys. so you really have to watch what they have in the product pipeline and if they can turn this around. the company will face easier come pay i sons beyond the first quarter, but what the market is looking for is strength in the product pipeline after a disappointing year in 2012. really look there. secondarily, i think you have to look at china, where the company is making a pretty big push in that market. >> to have a good year, are you saying new product, they still need to innovate? do they ever run out of innovation at a fast-food restaurant? >> they can have a down year. i think the companies will admit 2012 wasn't the greatest year they've had in product innovation. i think we'll see at l

fact we rurnlged president morsi to undertake amendments to the constitution to keel with corruptionr to deal with him as the elected leader of egypt and we have no choice. he is the elected leader. >> you raised with him awful comments he made back in 2010 about israelis and jews among other things. he said arabs and muslims must cutoff relations with the plundering criminal entity of besiege. blood suckers and descendents of apes and pigs. he was the leader of the muslim motherhood and not the president of egypt. you condemned the comments and the white house condemned them. what did he say to you about that? >> what we did and we did it as a bipartisan delegation as you said earlier, senator mccain led this train and the white house and other, all of us strongly deplore and condemned these remarks with a vehement and vigor that was undiminished by anything he said to us. later they issued a statement in his name saying that he favored religious tolerance and that the remarks perhaps were taken out of context as you said. he made them before he became president. there ought to be z