. >> i think that it represents you have a few cocktails and look at the keeling and it looks like -- heaven. >> it's another chapter in the glorious history in the lounge. his landlord evicted the bar from the location on powell street. >> we had to leave because lease ran out. >> he brought along cable barbell, statue, chandeliers and reproduced a faumus bar in longer form. but the mural on the ceiling became a problem. >> two of us pulled it down in a couple hours. >> pulling off the old ceiling was a good idea until putting it up on this one. so then, nick tried to take pictures of the figures, putting those up there. on a naked woman not quite the same affect. the original was the work of seven hollywood scene artist. to bring it back to light. >> well, bartenders have secret things they want me to throw in there. >> can we talk about those? >> no. >> it appears some conventions remain sacred in the sistine chapel of saloons. from san francisco, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> that is a lot of work. >> fda warning facilities need to find ways to guard against cyber attacks. and tha

here are you will know why. >> sean: no keeling over on the show.want to take good care of you. >> the last time i saw obama on tv my blood pressure shot up so high i had to take extra pills because of it. he lies and everybody surrounding him. they are not the telling the truth and i don't know why and i don't know why they are telling the american people that. they are telling me this. >> sean: why didn't they he want you to go to the ceremony? >> because i was not a member of the immediate family and i have no that in writing. >> sean: the mother is not part of the immediate family. you are his mother. >> that is what they told me and i have that in writing from the state department that i was not going to be sent -- they were not going to pay my way for anything because i was -- i guess i was not entitled to know. >> sean: i'm glad you got to go. >> thanks to you. >> sean: i was glad to to help. i'm glad you did get to go and you deserved to be there. thanks for being with us and we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> sean: coming up nex

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

. >>> bay area based netflix is teaming up with dream works in a multiyear keel for an original series. the deal involves 300 hours of new programming. netflix says it is the largest deal yet for original programming. it will also mark the first time dream works characters will be shown on television. >>> new at 6:00, san francisco has a plan to make one of its busiest streets safer by shifting cyclist to another shift. david, you learned this could create an even more dangerous situation. >> reporter: some people are saying this downtown section could be in for big changes with buses being ban issued and cyclist getting their own piece of the road. >> it is packed with pedestrians, cable cars, cabs, delivery trucks, buses and automobiles. >> it is a lot of traffic. >> even with bicycle use growing each year, cyclist say riding the san francisco street is sometimes too dangerous. city officials held a hearing on a plan to shift cyclist to mission street one block south eliminating two lanes of parking and creating bicycle lanes. >> i think it would be a great idea. anything that we can

. >> few things are more american than cracking peanuts and drinking a keeled beer at a baseball game. concession workers at at&t park ask fans not to buy booze or food. and hundreds of people helped concession workers protest outside the park tonight. 750 workers are fighting their employer, center play, for more money, job security, and improved healthcare. >>> we haven't had a raise. this will be the fourth year this year we haven't gotten a raise at all. >> center play says the concession workers make $15 to $20 an hour, making them the highest paid part-time concession workers in the nation. police arrested ten protesters, the remainder left the premise without any problems. negotiations for the concession workers will resume in july. >>> people at a motel six in fairfield had to evacuate when the roof caught fire. embers from a nearby grass fire blew on to the building. smoke and flames poured out of the roof. nobody will be sleeping in that part of the motel tonight. >> pretty windy out there. a shed burned, but nobody was injured. >>> we are learning more about the deadly dog

the oversight is keel to this. this is the trigger to this legislation. 800 changes were sopped because of discrimination by the department of justice. now south carolina had to face the courts because they tried to begin the voter i.d. scheme. or louisiana or alabama. but to the extent that it is more than just the south, apply it there, but don't limit it where it's still very much needed. look at racial disparities not just in voting but home foreclosures and jobs, education, health care. er with a long way from a sense of parity. freedom without equality is the order of this day. >> reverend jesse jakds, you have to get the last word. donita judge, thank you for your time. >>> switching gears now to sanford, florida, an emotional day in the george zimmerman second degree murder trial. never before seen ims and details of the chaotic scene when trayvon martin was killed. craig, what can you tell us? >> marra, dale two of testimony was marked by two things, evidence and images. it was the first time at that time

in that stability right now and overall i think the economy should focus on keeping it on an even keel despite what's going on with the demonstrations at the moment through these stormy waters all right kate thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to speed k. to peel them is business at present ok thanks again and of course you can see a live update so as well as the latest developments on turkey's unrest online at aussie dot com and also check out the best videos as our you tube channel as the country's so web stop in the biggest wave of protests in living memory. with you how you tube videos have been watched a million times yes billion times helping us to reach unprecedented not all t.v. channels and right after the break we'll look back at some of the ones you liked best so stay true. technology innovation. developments around. the future. burd. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew. i'm target market is a big. downloa

oftentimes saying the same thing have you seen any cases of media bias or our has it been pretty even keel well i think the main issue of bias here is the one that sort of came up with a sort of surfaced yesterday and i quote the david gregory going greenwald clip yesterday in which you sort of saw as a lot of people interpreted kind of a bias against going greenwald he's been an activist he has been very outspoken very opinionated in his feelings about the government and privacy. national security so they kind of think that going green was an activist and therefore that he sort of hedges his views toward snowden and the n.s.a. and everything and he's not perhaps the most objective person to be present in the news so i guess that if there's a bias question is what certainly one of the foremost and that was the next topic i was going to talk to you about is glenn greenwald and this kind of back and forth that he had with the meet the press meet the press is david gregory right now some lawmakers have said that he should be prosecuted for aiding and abetting the enemy because they say he's n

they feel that we've robbed children of a moral keel. that's one side. the other, however, shows that, in fact, a lot more religious activity is taking place in schools, probably thanks to the parameters that are set. pretty quickly, by 1966, some of the christian groups that were active on university campuses said oh, wait a minute. we can be active and talk to kids on high school campuses mainly and then to middle school. by that i mean the fellowship of christian athletes, the campus crusade for christ and they would help kids form groups of prayer and solidarity. that has continued over the years. you have a lot of religious clubs that are starting on campus. they come under special regulation. a faculty member can be an advisor but not a participate, according to the rules so it doesn't go against school policy or incite division and then there are other rulings that allow any kind of outside group to come in and hold an afterschool program must also allow a religious group to come in and hold an afterschool program. there's a very good argument to

shift your consciousness and when you shift your consciousness, i used to wonder by the way with his keeling? while we say it is preventive medicine that is not true. those with heart disease you can cure asthma, so i used to wonder what is happening biologically? finally realized what is common to all these people is a return to holy people that biologically what we learn when we go to medical school the first question is in the second is homeostasis. you need the inflammatory response but if you have the exaggerated the inflammatory response then you have autoimmune, allergy, and exaggerated to be up predisposing factor and feared dead to have chemotherapy second but inflammation is a protective response exaggerated is not good. but what is the feeling response returning to homeostasis. your baseline status of dawn changing in the midst of change. it occurs to me those people who were getting wider with the or rather liked to call this for regulation we have the devices that can monitor that. then we go through the baseline state of homeostasis which is the healing response. when we go to

all part of a consolidation of 29 separate suits against the bank according to paul keel of propublicarote about the story. in a statement the bank of america spokesman said the former employees' accounts are "rife with factual inaccuracies and the bank will respond more fully in court." joining me now, alexis goldstein. former vice president of merrill link and deutsche bank. and new york state attorney general eric schneiderman, co-chair of the mortgage crisis unit, the financial fraud enforcement task force. mr. schneiderman, i'd like to begin with you. you have been on this and i want to just set the terrain for people which is that all states attorney generals say one sued the banks basically over precisely the kind of practices that are spoken about in these affidavits. there was a settlement in which the banks agreed to certain terms. what evidence do we have that they are agreeing to those terms, that the kinds of stuff that we're hearing about in these affidavits are no longer happening? >> well, the affidavits flesh out a fraud complaint, and i haven't interviewed the witness

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i mean, like the slightest whiff of the smoke is just going to make people just keel over. chinese, they're building the biggest economy in the world. you can cut their air with a knife. >> exactly. >> how are we supposed to compete with this? the way we treat smokers in this country is barbaric. >> it is barbaric. >> you have 200 people -- 400-pound people waddling over to you lecturing you about smoking. all the obnoxious coughs that people do. >> i love the fake cough. i love it. i get it on my street all the time. people walking by doing the -- i just want to take out their ankle with my boot. i don't do that. i just knife them. >> sounds like you need a cigarette. >> i do, nick. how is starbucks going tone force this? come out and chase nick dipaolo with a broom? >> come out with a pot of hot coffee -- let me ask you. at 26 feet secondary smoke's all right? >> exactly. arbitrary. >> and as far as i'm concerned, a mocha latte grande is 12 times more dangerous than a pack of cigarettes. you've got to have the blood sugar b.b. king after every one of those. >> you probabl

demographic death spiral and can't get out of it without without at least getting back to some sort of even keels hispanics, the latino community but they're not moving toward that. the house this week passed a measure that would make it a federal crime to be in the country legally even though the supreme court has said that is not a crime. so do you think this house is going to pass immigration reform that the senate is talking about? of course, not. >> to julia's point, this is a man at least articulating a desire to engage with some of these issues. that does make him something of a contrast to people like michelle bachmann who we saw earlier this week. >> he is not a whacko bird on this particular issue but he is a whacko bird on other particular issues. >> julia, go ahead. >> yes, i was going to say that it's not just that he's stating this desire that yes, it's a little baal to say we should have a party that looks like the country if we wanted to be a national party. but is he unlike many other republicans give him credit. he's going out there and reaching out to hispanic groups, african-

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. >> she was so even keeled. she wasn't yelling. was saying my arm after i sacrificed for this country gives me a 20% rating. that is some sort of tax-exempt category. and your twisted ankle which you played football on later throughout college is 30%. the crazy -- you know, it shows our system, these strange tax exemptions you can get for false claims. >>steve: in addition to the fact that he said that he, you know, was using that system with the disabled vets, also apparently what he did was he claimed that his company was in a disadvantaged area when in fact the top two executives for the company -- he and his wife -- live in the wealthy virginia suburbs. what he did was he rented an office in china town which was within the designated area that would be qualified for that, and what did he do? he hired a bunch of kids from catholic university because that was also within the designated area. and if they would not live in that area, he would fire them. so he was able to claim that particular thing. >>alisyn: he's crafty at getting

i think they will keep it pretty even keel now and buyers are definitely rushing to take advantage of low interest rates in the florida market before they get too high but rates are relatively low considerably speaking. kent got deadlines. deadline the the best thing in the world for real-estate bark of the damage to make it is a call to american -- call to action marketing, get them while supplies last. you're seeing people act that wreck and interest rates going up and they do need to go out and buy now when the little more eager to do that. >> fear is the best opportunity and people fear interest rates are going to go up a little bit and right now they are still low. i agree with barbara and katrina, great time to jump in and bought before the creeping up, 4%, 3-7-8, pretty cheap money if you ask me. connell: quick thoughts on the next topic especially if you want to get a thought on this one on interest rates. >> it depends what we are talking about. you have people, it is great to hear what the percentages are but pressure is do they have the ability to buy? you have people who h

it will eliminate keel jobs and it already eliminated half the value of america many coal industry and it will certainly put up the cost of electricity. it's a very big deal. this is a big speech on a very important issue. martha: it's rough for the coal industry. you look at the u.s. auto industry by everybody thought was something that was worthy to be saved and you have the coal industry which has a black mark on it so to speak because the administration doesn't like the way they run their business essentially. >> if the president wants to cut emissions we are doing that already. our emissions are down to 1993 levels because we substituted natural gas for other fuels. if the president wants to reduce co2 emissions maybe he should encourage more fracking for natural gas and get more natural gas into our energy supply and that way cut co2 emissions. but instead he's going after the coal industry. it will eliminate tens of thousands of jobs fairly soon actually. bill: 9:15. 3 hours of the guy. coal plays a large and vital role in our economy. the u.s. hold the largest coal reserves. th

we upon keel -- we will keep digging. the american people would love to know. >> ooze a former prosecutor, i can't imagine having the sensitivity committee to go through -- my father taught me better than that. if it's right, do you it. >> shannon: congressman, thank you very much. thank you very much for that. iran's candidate wins the presidency with an historic turnout. so who is the new president? [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doct

>> i'm trying to stay even keel about it. >> regardless of what the supreme court rules, there is a rally planned here at 6 street and market and castro. there may be a celebration or a protest right out out your barry zito. >> like you said, you heard the haunt of the horns and the beeping and the partying and that was just in response to the big decision that came out within the last couple of minutes here. the defense of marriage act is unconstitutional which means it gay couples where they are meable to marry will get the same benefits as heterosexual couples. >> we have our resources at the supreme court watching and wiring as at the alerts. michael yaki will be joining us momentarily. our web site throughout the day as would be a great wesource of information for you at this well at kron4 .com. we will be right back. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to se

there are three mothers-to-be getting the full royal spa treatment thanks to the experts at keel spa,e big royal baby coming pretty soon. >> yeah. it is quite a week ahead. all the trends being inspired by that beautiful woman there, duchess kate as she prepares to give birth and today how she is decorating the royal nursery for that future monarch in the making. >>> also, we'll be switching gears. celebrity chef paula deen has now lost her tv show. could be poised to lose much more after admitting that she used racial slurs in the past. why so many now of her fans are coming out in defense of her. lots to get to here. >>> also on the program, stacy keibler looks so great. it's not just because she's got george clooney on her arm. she's revealing her diet, beauty secrets that everyone can take away from. >>> and wait, there's more. the hilarious and we mean hilarious melissa mccarthy. she's going to be here and she's bringing "the heat." >> love this woman. >> oh, so funny. >> they are gold together with sandra bullock like that so we'll be talking to melissa. can't wait for that. >>

i want keels with the too big to fail problem.of what size they should be, it's going be fwrong it comes from one source. >> one argument i put forward is that when you have bigger institutions, they are more able to fund capital markets because they are larger. they are saying this is not true because these companies can go the market directly they don't need large banks to fund them. do you think that's true? >> not entirely. certainly the capital markets give larger institution aster fix opportunity to fund themselves including very large ones. that's only one part of the funding mechanism. a large banking organization is another part of the funding mechanism and that's one. great things about modern finance. it's dynamic. different sources for funding and we basically don't want to restrain it right now. we want to see it evolve with a dynamic economy. >> the balance sheet of banks is selling very much in focus this week as we talk about fed tapering, there's suggestions losses on bond portfolios can be negative for bank balan

. >> reporter: helping to keep her even keeled along with longtime partner darren is their 3-year-oldsked if i would work with miss piggy. she thinks i work with miss piggy. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. and "man of steel" opens friday, june 14th in theaters nationwide and more about the movie on a special "nightline" tonight right here on abc. and right now here on "gma," coming up chris powell, truly inspiring weight loss story. bring your dog to work day. not our best idea. [ dog barks ] ooh. it was a nice thought. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. choose verizon internet and phone, both with 99.9% network reliability. all for just $89.99 a month with a two year price guarantee. plus get an additional line included. it's all backed byby our worry free guarante, with no activation fees, and more. call 1.866.solutions to sign up today. verizon. >>> welcome back to "good morning america." get ready to be inspired. last flight on "extreme weight lo

so untangling these two issues and trying to keep them on an even keel, trying to manage the securitye asia pacific is critical to achieve the economic goals of both countries. so just bear in mind when considering the adversarial point of view. because it is a complex scenario in terms of both the two issues. >> yeah. look, when push comes to shove, as well, emphasizing to the people here, to the people of america and china the importance of this relationship seems to be key. but there are some other issues that we've clearly got to get through. not least, of course, militarily, james. and tim, as well. how do they get through those discussions? tim, you kick off. >> i lost you slightly. are you talking about the military issues? >> yeah. >> well, the military issues, i think the military strategic projection in east asia is actually fundamental difficult issue in this relationship at the moment. over the last few years, we've seen shifts in policy from the u.s. with this rebalancing towards east asia. we've seen shifts in approach from china becoming more confident, perhaps more ass

. >> reporter: helping to keep her even keeled along with longtime partner darren is their 3-year-old if i would work with miss piggy. she thinks i work with miss piggy. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. and "man of steel" opens friday, june 14th in theaters nationwide and more about the movie on a special "nightline" tonight right here on abc. and right now "gma," coming up chris powell, truly inspiring weight loss story. [ applause ] we'll start looking for an suv... "fire' by firenze" "sir?" start your search online with over 35,000 carmax quality certified used cars. carmax. start here. >>> welcome back to "good morning america." get ready to be inspired. last flight on "extreme weight loss" we met meredith, 25 years old, a teacher who wanted to lose more than half her body weight. take a look at her incredible journey. for most of her life 24-year-old meredith had struggled with her weight and identity. >> i always knew i was adopted. they're small and i'm not. at all. i never felt like i fit into my own family. >> repor

. >> cnn's white house correspondent briana keel keilar has more. this is the first time we are seeing something so large in the obama administration. >> reporter: it is, christi. getting a lot of attention in washington today. let me give you a snippet of the top secret order published by britain's gurdian newspaper. it is hereby ordered that verizon shall produce and continue production on a daily basis, all call detail records or meta data created by verizon for calls in the u.s. or internationally. in the bush administration, a lot of questions about surveillance, generally involving a party in a foreign country. this is not just this. this extends to phone calls that would originate and end here in the u.s. as well. the -- a senior administration official responding to in this morning and this is kin of interesting, because since this is a top-secret order at the request of the fbi, the fbi is not confirming that this is happening, not commenting, and the senior administration official sort of weaving through this. not confirming that this is n

>> guest: keel -- i don't know enough about the exactly what happened on the scythe, but another tragedy last fall was superstorm sandy, and that's what i was thinking about in terms of how that overwhelmed our infrastructure. the notion of resilience in infrastructure is one, again, i don't think we are as prepared for as a country. you saw what happened in the transit system, the roads and bridges and airports are at sea level in most places on the coast around the country. we are going to be increasingly overwhelmed with weather-related events and needing to figure out how we can invest in more resilient infrastructure. that's whether it's terrorism, whether that's a very real thing, and we are going to have to take it seriously than we have. >> host: louis in mississippi, independent line, louis, what's your town? >> caller: [inaudible] >> host: i need to visit there. i never know how to pronounce it. thank you for calling, what's your comment? >> guest: my question was posted online while i was waiting, but i don't have the website where to go to find location of bridges that has de

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a keel is a deal. you sign a contract.e is the fact, if you walk away or breach that lease, you basically set, i'm not going to honor that. the consequences are the landlord has the right to go out and release that property. let's say you have a 12-month lease. you get approved for a loan, there is eight months left. they lease it after two months. they could come after you for those two months. i want our viewers to understand you are responsible for the contract you signed. just because you do not get approved for a loan, does not mean you can walk away. >> brian: go up to the person and say let's work out a deal. >> that's the other thing. you can go to any landlord and you could say, i got ten months left on a lease. i've been approved for a loan on a home. can i buy the lease out? can i just say i'll give you three months. >> brian: give me a number. >> most landlords get it. most landlords know there is a lot of people, brian, that still are able -- not able to qualify for a loan. so don't be afraid, don't put your h

hurt, sort of has robbed children of a moral keel. that is one side. the other, however, shows that more religious activity is taking place in schoo the ls, probably thanks to parameters that are set. so, what happened over the years in effect pretty quickly, by groups that istian were active on university campuses said well, wait a be active and school grounds, high school campuses and into middle school. the y that i mean fellowship of christian athletes, campus crusade for and they would help kids prayer and of solidarity. has continued over the years. so, you have a lot of religious that started on campus and hey come under special regulations. he faculty monitors them is an advisor but not a participant according to the rules so they doesn't get it disruptive or go against policy division.t in cicite then there are some other that allow any kind of outside group to come in and after-school program must also allow a religious an p to come in and hold after-school program. so there is a lot more activity, is a very good argument to say there is much

now, brian cashman, i have to tell you, known him for a long time and one of the more even keeled guyshis. i want to show us what our good friends at "new york post" in their usual understated way. they're showing the quote that brian cashman, the general manager of the yankees had in response to alex rodriguez. when the yankees want to announce something, we will. i'm going to go call alex now. we're told that he actually ended up e-mailing alax because he couldn't reach him, but i'm sure they probably talked since then. this is the outgrowth of a lot of frustration. >> that's what is confusing here. why is he so angry? doesn't he want his star back on the field? is this about something else? >> this has been a difficult road for alex rodriguez and the yankees. they have him under a ten-year, $275 million contract, which, of course, is not what chris makes, but almost. and unlike chris, who is performing great on the field here for cnn, alex has had a bunch of injuries and target as performance enhancing drug investigation for major league baseball and i think they basically feel like

. >> and they lose control of the long end, then it gets harder and harder to keel it down there. that yield, john stumpf, it will be a huge bonus for shareholders. >> bankers have to be incredibly eager. >> the normalcy will return to us where we're not so -- anyone get a cd? you want to do that. >> we were talking about that yesterday. >> want to judge where interest rates are where they would be. it's factoring in everything instead of all of the accommodation. >> especially if it's happening for the right reasons. if it's happening because the economy is improving -- >> but it is. it was more about the underlying economy. >> bernanke said -- they asked him why he is so optimistic because the fed has been overly optimistic in the economic forecast for a while. he's misjudged these things. he says it's the strength in the housing market. the stock market was the other thing he was pointing to. what was the -- >> i don't think the fed has been overly optimistic. >> their economic forecasts. >> their actions. do what they do, not what they say because what they've been doing, we'v

joining us is chris, the president of keels to talk about -- i don't know how i got assigned to do thise one who always said you wanted some of this stuff. >> you're joking, right? you're joking? >> you're looking at me as the metrosexual. the metrosexual is over. do you know about that? >> i understand it. it's like your hyperbole, joking. it's ridiculous. of course you're assigned to this. where do you live? >> new york city. >> do you have a car? you're on the bike program. >> you could use some of this stuff, right? >> when we take our makeup off, our skin is a little degree. no question about that. my question is going to be, do you have stuff as you rub it on it heats up? >> heats up? actually, i do. >> are you. >> you know where he's going. >> it's too early in the morning to go there. where is our audio guy? he is slow. >> men's grooming, on a relative basis to women's products, growing how much more? >> i think even through the recession, we saw men's grooming still growing in the teens when everything else was declining. it's because mem men have become so much more aware of t

perhaps the enforcement holiday would be mildly concerning if we were keeling with individuals who -- if we were dealing with individuals who only violated civil immigration laws. unfortunately, the bill extends to those with criminal records. this includes individuals who have gang affiliations, even felony arrests, and even multiple misdemeanor criminal convictions. moreover, the bill permits individuals who attain legalization to continue criminal behavior so long as their behavior and subsequent convictions remain below the eligibility threshold. in fact, the bill goes even further, and can you believe this? -- provides the secretary with waiver authority in order to dismiss misdemeanor criminal convictions for purposes of determining eligibility for legal status. the bill does not limit those outside the country from applying for legalization. the bill states that individuals who have previously been deported or otherwise removed from the country are ineligible for r.p.i. status. however, one need only turn a few pages to discover that the secretary has sole as well as unreviewab

really troubled by the fact that so many of my colleagues simply refuse to acknowledge that we're keeling -- dealing with human life in this situation. and the situation of abortion. my heart goes out to any woman who is facing a situation where they're considering abortion. i think every member of our conference feels that way, men and women. nobody takes the issue of abortion lightly. but unfortunately not enough attention is being paid to the unborn child. mr. speaker, i'd like to yield now three minutes to the distinguished gentleman from louisiana, congressman dr. fleming. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for three minutes. mr. fleming: i want to thank the gentlelady and all the great work she's done, the gentlelady from north carolina, for all of her work on this. i rise today, mr. speaker, to support the rule and the underlying bill. the pain-capable unborn child protection act. it is so vital. my background, i'm a physician who has delivered hundreds of babies during my career. in addition to that, i'm a husband of 35 years, a father of four, two

today as we have scheduled votes i have an amendment on the floor keeling with a crop called alfalfa. alfalfa is the nation' fourth most valuable crop and plays a significant role in our daily lives. alfalfa is a building block for milk and meat. the hay that is grown in the fields of california, idaho, south dakota, colorado, oregon, washington, texas, wisconsin and kansas and the rest of the 50 states is a driver of the cost of product on a grocery store shelves. the nation's fourth most valuable crop is vitally important. the reality is producers are faced with risks and there is no good way to manage them when it comes to this crop, alfalfa. the current crop insurance program forge production a.p.h. is severely inadequate as demonstrated by the fact that less than 10% of the acres are enrolled in the program compared to scorn, soybeans and comeet wheet which are much more around 80%. producers are going back to the bank to borrow operating money and being told not to plant alfalfa because there is no good way to manage the risk. this is very troubling because of the impact that af