i couldn't even get a study or hearing on my bill that i filed after the kingston spill in tennessee.

lots of titles there, congressman kingston, but basically you're an expert on obamacare. they doing now? this is billions of hours. what, to help insurance companies? >> absolutely. eric, in short this is just one more example of why obamacare is a disaster and needs to be replaced with a market-driven patient-centered health care system. it's done nothing but brought more government interference in the marketplace. this latest scheme is designed to really redistribute profits and losses. so if you obtain insurance through one of the state-run plans and your insurance company has too many losses they will assess another insurance company that's had too much profit and move the money around. so it is absolutely a bailout, absolutely more government interference, and it is absolutely a socialistic approach to the marketplace. >> the white house would say that they're just trying to make this a fair and even and bake obamacare work. and they say the plan's going to work. >> we've been hearing that for a long time, but the reality is there are still more people who are uninsu

we're reporting from the capitol of kingston. >> reporter: police officers on patrol in a kingston neighborhood controlled by begins. they search anyone they suspect could be carrying drugs or guns. there was more fear than faith in police. >> there is a stigma that the police are not there to help them. >> that's because of killings like this one. an officer shoots dead an apparently unarmed man. over 250 people killed last year, and each year the number is rising. evian was gunned down days before christmas. his girlfriend said that the police kill the innocent with impugn glit i don't think anything is going to come out of it. >> leslie says evian and her son were at the barbers when the police raided the neighborhood after a fellow officer was killed nearby. after his head cut evian came here to use the bathroom. when he walked out there were up to 15 policemen. they were all masked, and they shot him dead. hundreds of killings like evian's are being reviewed by an independent commission. that body told al jazeera that they're investigating whether allegations that officers are ordered to k

. >> police officers on patrol in a kingston neighborhood controlled by warring gangs armed with heavyeaponry without warning, they search anyone they suspect could be carrying drugs or guns. there is more fear than faith in police. >> there is a stigma with the prnz connected with the police are not here to help them. erso police are not here to help them. >> because of killings like this one. an officer shoots down an apparently unarmed men. over 250 people were killed last year. each year, the number is rising. evian levy was gunned down. his girlfriend said the police kill the innocent with impunity? >> i don't think nothing is going to come out of it. leslie said he and her son were at the barbers when police raided the neighborhood after a fellow officer was killed nearby. after his haircut, evian came here to use the bathroom. when he walked out, according to eye witnesses, there were up to 15 policemen. they were all masked and they shot him dead. >> hundreds of killings like evian's are being renewed by a new, independent commission. >> body also told al jazeera it believes fr

a ceremony highlighting help people in the past now for the kids to kingston's taking center stage at the bank bought elsewhere different types of kimchi from a different province is earthy level for visitors to sample a number of foreign ambassadors to korea have also participated and even got in on the act of making their own kimchi. attendees to the event of another weekend to celebrate korean steeplechase as cute as it has made it onto unesco's intangible cultural heritage list. any idea. brits are lots of teams on is not the first food item but they did on unesco list but others are there. until recently no need for collectors in the world getting to it especially since that is pretty accurate astronomical for a good bye to friends and in that area and diet sprite these groupings be introduced on the contrary and traditional turkey cereal in your prayers and japanese actor has additional crazy to watch her cook was just edit the this past week so it kinda making the lists a total number of korean items in unesco. it's about sixteen yes that's correct i shot one unesco has designa

i' i couldn't even get a study or hearing on my bill that i filed after the kingston spill in tennesseed no regulations related to coal ash. i couldn't get a hearing because duke power lobbyists were telling my colleagues it would raise everyone's energy bills. >> wait a second. no regulations of coal ash? >> basically none. no. and they were exempt, and, but we did, we managed to do one thing and lift the exemption from the dam safety act which was how they now have the ability to inspect the dams. prior to that, it was self-inspected by the industry. >> the coal ash basins were self-inspected by the industry? >> exactly. >> you got an exemption lifted so there's now some kind of state inspection regulation? >> yes, on the dams. then started to employ its mandate of protecting the groundwater through the clean water act implementation and they started off, i guess after the kingston bill they started to do better monitoring and enforcement. there weren't any real regulations, specifically, to the coal ash ponds. >> given the governor's relationship with duke energy, i mean, do citizens

. >> sean kingston got his car repossessed.s a white bentley. >> if you buy a bentley, you should be able afford a bentley. >> that's embarrassing. that goes against everything. that is as bad as it gets. >> they never show that in the rap video. >> this company is charging

also expressed their anger leaving the town cost what they think of town and amid the tombstones a kingston the regime. at least two people have been killed as anti government protests continued to roll venezuela maybe a month demonstrates is demanding the resignation of president nicholas makoto has been staging rallies in setting up barricades in the capital caracas the subsequent clashes with security forces and government support as a male old who claimed at least twenty lines at the televised statement present them to repeat it to squint least a year but he also suggested he's not going to tolerate any insurgency movement the council but maybe on a fire is a temple that must be extinguished he said. that's how it should be. he was in the same. it seems that sometimes the current unrest will topple governments of nicholas mood to him. but the demonstrators have increasingly defined o position he just calls to end the final weeks. former french president nicholas busy on his wife for taking legal action over the good of all the recordings made of them. one of sarkozy's in a circle . we s

from epic tv. 23-year-old james kingston he is a free runner on the moscow bridge in kiev, ukraine. he's got the red shirt on. his buddy mustang wanted is out there with him. we know that guy. they climb to the top of this bridge 390 feet up. of course, they don't have any straps or anything. >> that's not what these guys do. >> i watched this personally like this and you're about to do the same thing because you're about to see what they had planned. james gets over. hangs with one arm now. yeah. just keep watching. he's going to hang him over the edge. >> no. >> wow. >> off the bridge. one hand -- >> oh, and he's kicking around. >> what if your grip -- there's no -- >> they could have at least brought, like, climbing chalk or something. >> think of the trust that you are giving him to say, okay, i know your grip is strong enough to hold my life in your hands. clearlyillegally. like it's no big deal. they're so not done. because now james is, like, well, i'm already at the top of this thing i might as well do some other stunt. >> what more could they do? >> hand stand. even crazier

kingston: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kingston: thank you, mr. speaker. here we go again. another change, another modification in obamacare. another deadline extended. i don't understand it. if there were such a clamor for socialized medicine, why aren't people standing in droves to sign up for obamacare? i can tell you why. because it has not decreased their premium, it has not increased their quality and it has not increased access to health care. obamacare has been a failure. need to replace it with market-driven, patient-centered health care where the doctor and the patient are in charge of health care. we need to have health care that gives consumers options, health savings accounts so they have more choices and they can pocket whatever savings they create. we need to allow consumers to buy health care across state lines so there will be more competition. w

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it all works hard to build trade ties with the kingston powerhouse trading investment from beijing. the color blindness to see the ukrainian parliament them on in the interim governments of the country's interior minister the aa. he has to come to life. the russian capsule could have real president obama is heading to saudi arabia to reassure washington's moment of our light of its continued support the mideast issues on the table. the sensitive subject of human rights is not likely to be ready. he's coming to town reports now one case is grabbing headlines of the form of a saudi diplomat is facing the death penalty after coming out tuesday and is now seeking asylum in america we're following developments in the asylum case before the saudi diplomat only upon the series four years ago the employees of the saudi consulate in los angeles found out that he's gay study week is that the cia its diplomatic passport. this is that they can go back to his homeland. the theory has passed on this statement too was saying. the last four years. they put the party theme on my bikes back into my c

rachel evan reports from kingston jamaica. police officers on control in a kingston neighbour hood controlled by warring games. without warning they searched anyone they suspect could be carrying guns or drugs. there was more fear and faith than police. >> the police are not here to help them. that's because of killings like this one. an officer shoots dead an unarmed man. over 250 people killed last year, and each year the number is rising. >> this man was gunned down days before christmas. his girlfriend said the police killed the innocent with impunity. >> leslie says this family and their son were at the barbers when police raided the neighbourhood. after the hair cut, he used the bathroom. when he walked out there were up to 15 police men masked and shot him dead. >> hundreds of killings like ef ions are reviewed by an independent commission. it leads to fresh allegations of squads directed to kill are true. former senior officer spent 40 years on the front line. he was investigated and acquitted for his role in multiple

not saying kingston chiang was hugely important to his strategy but he came from bentley, he was thechina, and elon musk has said repeatedly that sales in china are likely to equal if not the even more of a he sells in the united dates. is this a sign of some turmoil here? >> good morning. it certainly is a setback. he lost people at the front times. along the way, building the company, he almost had departments in serial. toyotaeneral motors or with a massive organization and new models coming through all the time. sometimes he had people just really when they need them. right now they need good salespeople in china, especially to position the brand in its luxury space and really know how to speak to those customers. it is a setback. i don't know chang and cannot speak to how particularly gifted he is but this is not the kind of thing elon musk once when he is trying to hit the ground running in china. u.s. we knowin the about the battle that elon musk is having with auto dealers around the country. just pull up the map of where exactly tesla can be sold, where they are banned, like

. >> sean kingston got his car repossessed.white bentley. >> if you buy a bentley, you should be able afford a bent

kingston? >> mr. secretary, the state department requested from gsa a foreign affairs security training center at the army's ft. pickettin virginia. the authorize and committee were the ones who first waved the flag on this. the cost, the original cost was $935 million. however, if day use the existing federal law enforcement training facilities, it would have been $722 million. and then the scope of the operation was reduced, but it still is almost half to do it at the federal law enforcement training center that's in existence, up and running and fully capable of doing this than it is to create the new facility and training center at ft. pickett. omb, as you know, is looking at this right now. do you know what their timeline is, and do you have any comments on the difference? >> i don't know their timeline. this exact issue is something i've talked to the director about. the numbers you cited are the numbers i understand to be the case. that we could support the state department diplomatic security

you have jack kingston, phil gingrey and paul brown and brown is the one who is leading at the moment but from the democrats' perspective he's the guy given to making extreme statements. i think he said evolution is a lie straight from the pit of hell and that kind of stuff so in some ways the republicans are again finding themselves in the same box that led them not to capture the senate last time when i thought they were going to get a majority which is that they nominate candidates that don't have a great deal of appeal to independents and democrats. >> because while people would look at georgia and say that's a -- probably a republican-leaning place, sam nunn's daughter is positioned on the democratic side to be a formidable democratic candidate potentially. >> yes, and you should say that sam nunn is a moderate democrat, much loved in the state, you know, retired and all that, but someone whose daughter now is able to enheart that legacy and that good name and obviously in politics, you know, name recognition is money. >> the reason national republicans are afraid of representati

kingston, tennessee, christmas week 2008.illion gallons of coal ash spilling out covering hundreds of acres contaminating the rivers, contaminating a big piece of tennessee. that was the largest coal ash spill in u.s. history. and after that spill, after seeing what it looked like when the worst possible outcome actually happened, environmental groups sued to prevent that kind of spill from happening in south carolina. the southern environmental law center sued the power company in south carolina that owned those coal ash lagoons. they sued and said you've got it clean this up. you know what, it worked. that lawsuit worked. in 2012, the power company agreed to clean up, clean up all that coal ash in south carolina threatening all the rivers. the company agreed to move all of the coal ash by the year 2020 which, yes, is still a long time off, but they are doing it and, in fact, they're doing it ahead of schedule. the company's already moved hundreds of thousands of tons to coal ash -- of coal ash to safe storage away from sout

for jack kingston, our congressman from south georgia who is running for u.s.conservative gop primary, he took $4200 in free reimbursed congressional lunches. but he wants children to scrub floors, sweep floors, paint walls in georgia schools in order to get their free lunch. thing is a level of hypocrisy here that i haven't seen really in a very long time. >> but, you know, this is just a variation of what we have heard from the right for years now. a demonization of the poor. listen to some of this. >> what is unemployment insurance? it is paying people not to work. >> it's like a paid vacation for people. >> the minimum wage makes no sense whatsoever to me. i mean, honestly, it's just the black teenaged unemployment act. >> a lot of people are lazy, and a lot of people are becoming lazier. >> when you're hungry, you'll figure out a way to eat. >> people in poverty are washing their own dishes, half of them are. the reason why only 45% have a dishwasher is because things like chicken mcnuggets don't come with dishes. >> i mean, just denigrate anything. these

even jack kingston in georgia sounding not like the man that i've been watching in the house because he's got, you know, candidates who are further to the right of him in the primary. and then they box themselves in the general. that puts them in a difficult position. this is the third time republicans have a really good chance of taking back the senate. and probably a better chance this time than the last two times. but they may implode yet again for this very reason. the thing, those people that were at cpac today and yesterday, they're appealing obviously to a very particular audience, a very particular part of the republican party. it's just not enough to win a national election. so we'll see. >> well, governor, i don't know who they're playing to, but speaker after speaker launched vile attacks on the president. listen to this. >> the commander in chief garbed as a nobel laureate, trotting around the world, kowtowing to foreign leaders and apologizing for america. >> he is somebody who wants to shrink america's footprint in the world. >> we live under the imperial president, his

bill: you're working with jack kingston, republican out of georgia. statement that the two of you put together, by end of the year more than $100 million, federal dollars will have been spent on a project that should have cost much less and doesn't work. as a result of the fact that maryland appears willing to waste tens of millions of more federal dollars we ask the investigation start immediately. do you have a sense about what this will cost in the end? and i, as you ask you that question, this is just one state now. >> absolutely. again the estimate is it is $261 million by the end of next year. and that doesn't take into account they're considering now just dropping the maryland exchange and either transferring it over to the federal exchange or importing another state's exchange like connecticut that actually did work. so the costs could actually be higher than a quarter of a billion dollars. bill: minnesota apparently has had some problems. hawaii had problems. oregon had problems. maryland is highlighted. i know where the sign-up is now i know

kingston, just for clarification, the the abu dhabi preclearance -- the only one in europe is in ireland and then canada and some in the islands. there is no others over on the european side except shannon? is that correct? >> mr. chairman -- >> and the fee that they're talking about, the immigration user fee on the abu dhabi issue that's a fee that has been in effect since 1980. they are asking for an increase in the fee. >> that's what i mean. >> but that is is a pretty long time established fee. >> no, no. i know. yes, sir, i know about the fee. but as i understand, there is an additional fee that is being proposed. >> they are asking for an increase in that fee. >> do we know what that additional fee is. >> it is to finance tsa. >> but do we know what the fee is and how much it generates? >> well the aviation security fee -- >> we know what they are and we do know that the increases we're not real excited about. >> it just caught my attention. they all require authorization. >> correct. >> thank you. >> one is the coast guard and the other is the acquisition status report. should be

kingston to ae in 20 julian pilling -- to a 20 million pound house. double digits revenue growth. >> talks of a property bubble. what are the prospects this year? >> the average house is around 500,000 pounds. people are taught about limited supply and a lack of leverage. >> you said average? >> you get a one bedroom flat for 500,000 if you're lucky in some areas. there is a speculative nature to this market. if you look at houses. buyers are coming from southeast asia. and they are buying without ever seeing the site. as some are selling before it is even complete. the average flat in london calls 36 media pals by 25th -- 36 million pounds by 2050. the average flat in london is 36 million pounds a by 2050 is what some aloes are saying. that is why people are saying this euphoria similar to the equity market bubble. it'd never happened. nature toeculative this. they are coming out in 10 minutes. >> i will be hasty then. hopefully, i can hang on. >> you will be fairly wealthy. >> hang on until then. >> thank you very much. the bible. israel is describe

kingston: thank you very much, mr. speaker. in georgia 352,000 jobs are related to the port of savannah. it is a major export facility, exporting 62% of the goods that go through there. we'd have even more jobs if we deepened the savannah river from 42 to 47 feet. in fact. the payoff cost-benefit analysis is $1 spent and a $5.50 return. yet after 14 years and $41 million worth of study, congress, the bureaucracy, just barely has said, let's go forward. congress in january signaled that we'd had enough, cut the red tape, get the project moving, and classify -- classified it as a project under construction. the president and vice president have repeatedly said they support the project, yet to my shock and those of us in congress, in their budget, which just has come out, they have not funded this important job creating project. i do not understand it. i am astounded by an administration who claims to say this is the year of action, why would they not move forward on deepening the savannah river? 352,000 jobs are related to. this

thank jack kingston from coming by and mentioning it. but on a different area, why is the department so intent on moving guard with the proposed poultry modernization rule and given the reality associated with this proposal? rule is based on a program that has an inspection model project or h.e.m.p. gao twice found to have no food safety benefits. i just will -- this is a -- over 15 years usda's food safety and inspection service has been running pilot programs in 25 chicken and turkey processing plants called the base inspection model project. the project has been assessed twice. both times failed to convince investigators of any food safety benefits. also their commentary was that there's no data collected over the 15-year run of the program that demonstrates any reduction in food born bacterias. stutd studies showed a reduction in salmonella when more offline testing is done. no provisions in the modernization plan for mandating microbial testing. there were limitations in the data that was found by gao. in the report on chicken plant

. >> the building was owned by the kingston trio.ne from bill crosby, the grateful dead and janice joplin. i heard that robin williams one of his first jobs was as a busboy. >> and they still have music there. >> yes. on thursdays and fridays. they recently were resurrected about a year or so after being shut down. it's a great place to go for bay side views and cocktails. >> and hang around for music. >> that's fantastic. the yelpers have come through again. >> they always do. >> another reason to visit sausalito. >> thank you, kevin. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. ♪it's getting hot in here, so take off all your clothes ♪

host: christine in kingston illinois. democrats line. caller: i absolutely don't believe in abortion but if you take the rights away from people , just people, not corporations, you tend to have more problems. i think religion should be private. it should not be involved with company staff. if you employ people, people have the right to have contraception. the lady they call before that said that democrats are lying about everything, i think she is kind of brainwashing must be a republican. there are a lot of flies out there. -- lies out there. corporations are not people. thank you. guest: you know, once you start to say corporations have the same rights as people then you really go down some funny paths. i think this argument that we saw in the supreme court yesterday is one of those patents. i would like to say something else. a lot of these issues we are grappling with are very difficult issues. i think it is important for people of good faith on both sides to be respect for love each other. you will notice, i don't accuse the republ

that's a quote from my colleague, representative kingston. because it's an earmark, in other words, congress or its representatives would be barred by our own rules from placing something in the budget, a funding for a project. and it's unfortunate that my colleagues from georgia on the other side of the aisle aided and abetted by their colleagues on the other side of the aisle from across the country can't eem to -- can't seem to adjust their actions, their legislative actions to suit the people that they represent. now, this savannah river port dredging is very important to georgia's economy. it is the most important economic development project on the table, and it's ready to , but because the tea party the bond between these legislators and the big bad tea party has them afraid to do what's in the best interest of their states and that's a shame. having said that, i will now yield to sheila jackson lee, my colleague from texas, for five minutes. the chair: the gentlelady from texas is recognized for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: let me t

which we saw at the dan rivers spill in february of this year when we saw the catastrophic spill in kingstonennessee in two thousand and eight or a billion tons of toxic waste flowed out of a dam a poorly maintained earthen dam and swept through a river system and destroyed a community so you have the catastrophic failures but even more insidious you have over a thousand coal ash on throughout the united states that are slowly leaking into groundwater and that groundwater is an aquifer that might be drinking water it's then going from the groundwater into our lakes and streams and then you have the drive disposal which isn't always done safely either i mean we we don't regulate the disposal in this. we have this toxic waste where is the federal government does regulate our solid waste which is our banana peels and coffee grounds and and arguably nuclear waste i mean there's all all this discussion about nuclear waste which we obviously have figured out why has there been no discussion over all these years of and there's there's got to be millions of tons of stuff why has there been no discus