kissel's door.m in and explained her husband had walked out on her after a fight. >> they didn't suspect anything until they go into the bedroom. and he says then that it is a gut feeling just from experience. >> meanwhile, another team of inspectors was investigating reports of a strange smell coming from the kissel storage unit. the police eventually asked mrs. kissel for the keys. after some hesitation, she handed them over. >> as soon as they got to the door, the smell was so overwhelming, they knew straight away there was a dead body in there. >> they found the missing husband? >> right. >> 40-year-old robert kissel had been rolled inside a carpet, padded with pillows and towels to contain the stench. within hours, his wife was under arrest. the city of dazzling lights was lit up brighter by the juiciest story to hit hong kong in years. nancy kissel, fancy wife of a millionaire banker charged with his murder. the ex-pat community savored each new morsel of the investigation, the body stuffed in

kissell law will only make it more secure and more affordable. insurance companies can no longer impose lifetime limits on the amount of care you receive. they can no longer discriminate against children with pre- existing conditions. they can no longer drop your coverage if you get. they can no longer jack up your premiums without reason. they are required to provide free preventive care like checkups and mammograms, a provision that has already helped 54 million americans with private insurance. by this august, nearly 30 million of you will receive a rebate from your insurance company -- 13 million of you will receive a rebate from your insurance company. there is more -- because of the affordable care act, young adults under the age of 26 are able to stay on their parents' health care plans, a provision that has helped 6 million young americans. because the affordable care act seniors will see the discounts on prescription drugs, discounts that have saved already more than 500 million seniors on medicare about $600 each. all of this is happeni

kissell: there's an image of 9/11, the firemen, and what they did for our nation in new york when weere attacked. but that image is also recurring throughout the nation, throughout the communities, when firemen come to our homes, or come to our businesses, or go to scenes of accidents. anywhere our communities need them, the firemen go. this restoring of the grants is just something that we should do and i'm glad that we are going to do -- to secure that bond, allow them the training and equipment they need to take care of us. so this is an investment in them so they can take care of us. i appreciate my colleague bringing this amendment forward. a very happy and proud to be on this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. price: mr. chairman, i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. price: mr. chairman, i rise in strong support of firefighter grant programs. i applaud chairman aderholt for fully funding the

progress in bringing down unemployment, most participants see the outlook leaning toward cilluffo deily kissell for growth and unemployment. in particular participants noted that strains in the global financial markets associated principally with the situation in europe continue to pose significant risk to the recovery and to further improvement in labor market conditions. meanwhile, inflation declined recently primarily reflecting lower prices of crude oil and gasoline. one guard from inflation expectations have remained stable and the committee anticipates inflation over the medium run will run at or below the 2% rate that it judges most consistent with statutory mandates for the maximum employment and price stability. more specifically the projections of inflation have a central tendency of 1.2 to 1.7% for 2,012th and 1.5 to 2.0% for 2014. the economic projections submitted by the fomc participants are conditioned on the individual assessments of the appropriate path of monetary policy. as you can see from the charge of the committee participants have a range of views about when the initial

would like to also acknowledge the fine work of the gentleman from north carolina, congressman larry kissell, for his consistent leadership on this issue of buying american and i would also like to acknowledge representative kathy hochul, who in her first term has been a steadfast leader for buying american as essential for u.s. job creation. i want to thank the full committee for their commitment to this issue and we would like to invite the department of homeland security to the american table. let's follow suit with the department of key fence -- defense and other major departments of our government, let's buy american and help to contribute procurement of goods and services made right here in the u.s.a. it's the best investment that we an make in the future. mr. chairman, i would like to yield my remaining time to the ranking member and i thank you so very much, along with mr. aderholt for including this language in the bill. let us hope the department of homeland security is listening and pays attention to the law. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from north carolina