kline, is recognized. mr. kline: mr. chairman, at this time i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlelady from alabama, mrs. roby. the chair: the gentleman from alabama is recognized for two minutes. mrs. roby: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i rise today in support of h.r. 3094, the work force democracy and fairness act, a bill i proudly sponsor. as a representative from alabama, a right to work state, the continued activist agenda of the national labor relations board is alarming. its proposed rules are a clear example that the white house and the nlrb are committed to a culture of union favoritism. the nlrb's proposals undermine the rights of employers and employees by empowering unions to manipulate the work force for their own gain. the work force democracy and fairness act is one of many bills put forward by my republican colleagues that will prevent the nlrb from imposing sweeping changes to our nation's workplaces. additionally and most importantly, this bill restores key labor protections that both w

. >> janelle kline, thank you. speaking of spending, congress comes back to town monday to survey the wreckage of the failed super committee with the plan for tackling the debt crisis, but more battles loom as president obama wants them to extend the payroll tax cut and jobless benefits. kristen welker is live for us this friday on the the white house. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. how are you in. >> very well. republicans promising to prevent $600 billion in cuts and set to kick in in 2013 with the president vowing to veto. are we looking at another battle? >> we quite possibly are. the president has been adamant that he is going to veto any sort of effort to try to get it delayed. you have a number of senators, john mccain and lindsay graham saying they are working on

are before starting issue for clients in that there is no -- allergies are a frustrating issue for kline's in it that there is no magic bullet. if you back into the hole and he is to meet or deal with your veterinarian and nothing is working -- the whole antihistamine would deal with your veterinarian and nothing is working, there is potentially allergy testing and seeing what the elegy is. -- what the allergy is. >> jojo, you have been very good. you can e-mail address question to -- e-mail your question -- in entertainment headlines, the biebs is in the clear. the woman who claimed to have given birth to justin bieber's love taught as opportunity suit. dropped her has paternity suit. her attorneys dumped her as a client. british comedian ricky gervais will once again posted the golden globes. last year there was talk of him being disinvited after reports that a few of his one-liners upset a-list guests. he will be back when the awards are handed out by jane emery 15 right here on a wbal-tv 11. up next, the maryland lottery numbers, and another check of the insta-weather-plus forecast. >>

kline insists he did not.sisted he did not give the demerol and perhaps he accessed with the other doctors and he was not call as a witness because the judge said there was no evidence that this contributed to michael jackson's death. all of that remains to be seen, but it is clear that michael jackson was a very, very troubled individual and had terrible troubles with his sleep. i talked with people who know michael jackson and worked with other celebrities. this was a problem in hollywood and in our culture and with young people and middle aged people. we have to get a handle on this addiction. it is the fastest growing cause in the country and we are not addressing it honestly. let's bring back kristin dahlgren who joins us from outside the courtroom. kristin, can you hear me? >> how many more people have been arriving in the time we have been discussing? >> the crowds are definitely continuing to grow and goes all the way up, almost an entire block here. it was a smaller crowd growing since the time that w

kline: mr. speaker, i reserve all points of order against the motion. the speaker pro tempore: a point of order is reserved. the gentlelady from ohio is recognized for five minutes. ms. sutton: mr. speaker, i'm opposed to this bill, but let me begin by saying that this final amendment, if passed, if adopted it will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. instead, the bill, as amended, will immediately be voted upon for final passage. so we may strongly disagree on the bill in question, but surely no one in this chamber can disagree that in these hard times working families in this country deserve a fair shake. unfortunately, the underlying bill, as written, is fundamentally unfair. mr. speaker, a few weeks ago in my home state of ohio voters in an exercise of direct democracy voted to overwhelmingly repeal the infamous senate bill 5 which was a fundamentally unfair and extreme attack on workers. in a resounding victory for middle-class ohioans -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the gentlelady from ohio may continue. ms. su

leading this charge in the endeavor is new york democratic senator jeff kline of the bronx and miss nework, caitlin monty. it's great to have you both here. and caitlin, congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> these are big high heels you've got to fill. >> quite a big hair. >> this is fantastic that you've already come out of the gate with such a strong platform, and you've aligned yourself with a lawmaker like senate senator kline. why did you want this to be your platform? >> i picked bullying because i've experienced it. i think most people have. i have two siblings who grew up with disabilities. and watching them experience mistreatment from others based on misconceptions and fears, it made me realize that there was something that needed to be done in terms of teaching people acceptance. then when you look at a generation that grew up with the internet and that's also growing up with reality tv and the glamorization of drama, we don't have the skills to have good things going on. >> state senator, this is very good work that's being done by you and colleagues in albany. explain to

are actually some of the largest corporations in the country people like pfizer why a clock so smith kline the national cattlemen's beef association the first commission all these industries and corporations with a vested interest in labeling activists as terrorists in addition to that they're all industries with a lot of financial influence on congress and they've donated heavily to these campaigns they've helped elect many of the same people that they then called upon to label activists as terrorists. the lady and gentleman please and raise your right hand. each of you solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give this up to it it should be the truth the whole truth nothing but the truth so help you god. and eco terrorists seem to want to destroy civilization as we know it in order to save the planet close quote. h.r. forty two thirty nine would expand the reach of the animal enterprise terrorism statute to specifically include the use of force violence or threats against and how does that do business with animal enterprise organizations we need this legislation to enable the police

kline: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. chairman, i rise today in strong, strong support of h.r. 822, the national right to carry reciprocity act. this bill provides important protections for gun owners and it's time -- its time is past due. as a retired marine and avid outdoorsman, i'm an experienced firearms owner and user. i hold a conceal carry pr mitt in the state of minnesota and i believe individuals have the right to keep and bear arms for the protection of their home, property, family, and person. they have that right. unfortunately, there have been a lot of miscarkizations surrounding this legislation. i have heard a lot of it today. to be clear this bill does not create a federal licensing of registration system. it does not create federal standards or infringe on the ability of states to make laws for a carry permit. it does not negatively affect states that have permitless carry systems. mr. chairman, this bill will protect law-abiding gun owners from current confusion caused by the wide array of state laws and

victor kline requires his older patients to undergo extensive physical and psychological testing before starting infertility treatments. the women also face some tough questions. >> why do you want a child at this age. i'm very positive about it. but some women may have children for the wrong reason. >> i didn't know anything at 23. >> at 50 i knew exactly what the baby needed. i'm thrilled that they are in our life right now. >> i know i'm older, but i'm so glad i waited. because we did it the right way for us. >> it is important to point out there are health risks to the baby of older moms. birth defects do increase as the mother's age increases. we would like to hear your thought on mature motherhood. you can weigh in on our facebook page where several women have shared their experiences and it's interesting to see some of the comments that people are leaving. >> i remember back in the day, we were having kids. 35 was a big number. >> yes. >> if you crossed that number. >> and it was going into older territory. and medicine has made it possible. but there are medical consequences som

was singing to a crowd of one, herself, in her bedroom in front of a mirror pretending to be patsy kline i sang in my room all the time and i would sing and sing and sing. >> reporter: at 14 she comes down stairs to say she will tryout for america's got talent. >> i begged my parents for weeks and they were like no, come on why do you need that? >> reporter: she did all right. she almost won. kenny rogers gave her a nickname. >> called me hoots the girl. that's his nickname for me. it's not necessarily advice but i have always carried that with me and i like it i nice nickname. >> reporter: now 18 she is one hit song away, one catchy lyric away, from being a country souper star. >> one day when they say your name come on up on stage for the cma's. >> my goodness. i can't even -- i know i will be crying. i probably won't have a word to say. just thank you. >> reporter: talking with her friend billy she says a prayer and marches down the back hallway and is ready to hit the stage. >> right when they call my name to go out on stage i feel a jolt of nerves. >> our first preform or. >> usuall

no. 2, back in the silver bowl, this great catch by kline's austin chow, way to hang on. that is good and no. 1, jason woods gets pushed out of bounds and face it out a dallas cheerleader. it looks like he reached out and decided to grab her. maybe he needs some more cushion. >> i gave her an 8.5. >> she was okay. >> that's your top five, pretty good stuff. >> we'll be right back. >> grab a cheerleader if you're going down. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tomorrow morning at 4-30.

colin kline overthrows his receivers and cowboys hang on for the win. 9-0 for the first time since 1945. >>> so stanford should move up to third when the latest bcs standings are released tomorrow. >>> still to come. gold in punches at the tank tonight. could the sharks capitalize on some friendly bounces? more sports is next. ,,,, [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. with a wooly mammoth tusk by his teammates prior to thursday's gh.. but it auto. >>> joe thorton recently played in his 1000 career game and was presented with a mammoth tusk. burns hoping it would against nashville. appeared to be working early on. joe pavelski with a perfect bounce. buries the goal. the 3-1 lead would evaporate in the third. game tied at 3. they would go to overtime. but the sharks could not hold on. a pretty backhand feed. n

drew kline, the editorial page editor, dismissed former massachusetts governor mitt romney as a play it safe candidate. >> he doesn't want to offend everybody or anybody. he wants to be liked. he wants to try to reach out and be very safe, reach out to everybody, bring everybody on board. imagine that that would be like as president. >> reporter: in the past 30 years, "the union leader" only supported two republican candidates who went on to win their party's nomination. ronald reagan in 1980 and john mccain in 2008. and although the latest new hampshire poll shows romney with a commanding 27 point lead over gingrich, the race has been volatile from the start. >> a lot of voters haven't made up their minds for sure yet. one-third of mitt romney voters see newt gingrich as their second choice according to the latest unh poll. there is lots of time here for voters to make up their mind and for those polls to change. >> reporter: today, other candidates downplayed the importance of the gingrich endorsement. >> i'm getting whiplash watching these people go up and down. it was an unthinka

this hour japanese and korean shares lower on eurozone debt anxieties exporters among the leading to kline is in tokyo sony and i cannot drop down from one and a half percent banking stocks are supporting gains in hong kong with bank of cations out of work with the stock. care most of the markets again in early trading the r.t.s. the point four percent the my six has resumed trading and is the third of a percent in the black and here's a quick look at some shares. on the r.t.s. all majors are mixed with rosneft up point two percent and look all just a notch down and russia's biggest lender square bank is a quarter of a percent in the black star. believes investors should look to liquid energy stocks for potential good buy. this is probably not the times before we invest in the market if you're in the us and i think it's it's good for us to be invested in the more liquid stocks and you know i guess possibly you share in this and so russia because judging by the results with seo of course last quarters and there's of the getting more and more convinced that russian oil companies have so-call

want and i think there's a lot of autonomy from her so yeah it certainly a change of tone from mayor kline i know at first she talked a little bit about you know giving police a court several days ago for their efforts and certainly that changed after what happened what we saw with scott olsen him being severely critically injured she says she has taken back her word then said you know police presence should be much less than it is i did see pictures today of people that are really occupying in the park but it's really interesting and talk to me about this i know that you're in california but when we interviewed a few days after those brooklyn bridge arrests several weeks ago in new york a lot of people there told us they were sort of led on to the brooklyn bridge i mean not that they were going but police let them go on the bridge they didn't know that if they went on they would be arrested and it wasn't until they went on there that they were arrested i mean is this a common tactic yes yes absolutely it is and wow you know we need to be vigilant to please provide consumers and will trade

in green led by zach kline. he came in with 26td passes, add four more tonight. jordon ite.led 28-0 -- tonight they score twice in 15 seconds. nick racing 52 yards for this score but san ramo understanding e valley has the great passer and a jordon weiss and he puts the final touches on the victory. the -- 7-3 wolfs move onto play james logan next week movement fans at tonight's oklahoma state and iowa state game remember the top go women's basketball coaches and eight others who died in a plane crash yesterday. oklahoma state took a 10-0 record to iowa state but blew a 17 point lead. double overtime. >>> brandon weeden passes, iowa state's leonard johnson bringing in the flying pig skin meaning they many need a field goal but -- unranked iowa state they upset second ranged oklahoma state. the rangings just got more complicated. that's good news for stanford and that's sports. >> that's a good game. thank you. and thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and the morning starts at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and c

in green led by zach kline. he came in with 26td passes, add four more tonight. jordon white. seconds. nick racing 52 yards for this score but san ramo understanding e valley has the great passer and a jordon weiss and he puts the final touches on the victory. the -- 7-3 wolfs move onto play james logan next week movement fans at tonight's oklahoma state and iowa state game remember the top go women's basketball coaches and eight others who died in a plane crash yesterday. oklahoma state took a 10-0 record to iowa state but blew a 17 point lead. double overtime. >>> brandon weeden passes, iowa state's leonard johnson bringing in the flying pig skin meaning they many need a field goal but -- unranked iowa state they upset second ranged oklahoma state. the rangings just got more complicated. that's good news for stanford and that's sports. >> that's a good game. thank you. and thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and the morning starts tomorrow at 7 and we will have more on the four alarm fire. big big...big. ♪ big big big -big. -big! [ cheers

we're now past peak for the most part at kline drive.the red this is us and we are on -- at skyline drive. in the red this is us and we are at peak with the foliage. if you're near the beaches, it will probably be better next week and only patchy color down through southeastern virginia, but those leaves will be dropping. they've hung in there quite a long time this year actually. tonight we are watching a system that will pass just to our south overnight and while it looks like a whole loft rain will come into d.c., what you're seeing is a lot that probably won't hit the ground. this area of low pressure produced the snow we saw yesterday in denver. that will move want to east. rough surf for the carolinas as it gets off the coast, but we think that thing will basically miss d.c. there are going to be light showers around. it might get as close as fredericksburg overnight. this is what we're seeing now, very light spotty showers. this will fill in overnight and central virginia will get some showers, wanted to show you how much rain pot

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let's bring in washington post columnist and msnbc contributor, ezra kline. let's talk about the biggest concerns, first. the markets down by almost 200 at one point. there's a talk of a downgrade in u.s. credit. what's the worst that can happen now? >> i'd be careful about attributing today's markets to the super committee. there's a lot more going on in europe. for markets and for the rating agencies talking about a downgrade, it's six of one and two of another. markets don't care which side the cuts come from. they're not worried about what leon panetta thinks about the defense department. if they undo the trigger, approximate if they say instead of 1.2 trillion you get less than that, that would prompt a downgrade and prompt some market concern. there's no reason right now to think markets care about this, in fact, at all. the ratings agencies said they won't downgrade. >> you've said here, ezra, no deal is better than a bad deal. were all of the other options on the table for the super committee bad? >> not all of them, but the ones they were considering

. >> guest: ezra kline had a blog post the other day. jess walker came and talked about this and critiquing the blogger. the issues, the lefties to be able to speak to issues that were extraordinarily personal to people and that was its power and somewhere along the line that lost track of that. what is interesting the marriage debate. the left oftentimes and i am an absolute supporter but i would get into arguments with people who would say to conservatives why do you care if i'm getting -- it does have something to do with them because the whole movement of liberation was about transforming real relationships. when a child or co-worker, that was the power of the right move and that it was such a personal explosion right there and that is why it is also oppressive to people and i think the left wants to run past that. i say this not for the left to retreat from these positions but to confront them much more aggressively. >> host: you discuss modern conservatism in europe and the idea that -- you also college that there seems to be this

but we were reminded of a scene from the great 1993 political movie dave starting kevin kline. perhaps some of you will remember the scene where the president in any attempt to impress the real first lady played by sigourney weaver works with his accountant friend to cut several hundred million dollars from the federal government. the movie was optimistically in my eve about the budget process that people sitting here before you today have done exactly what kevin kline's qtr did: if made a list of potential cuts, and they are here today to defend them publicly. and so while there are many in this town who talk about the super committee and suggest that it should go big, it is these people sitting at this table who have actually put their pen to paper to show what the super committee can do. one final note before i introduce our panelists, senator orrin hatch will be joining in a little bit to make remarks about what he believes the super committee should do. we need to interrupt the discussion when he arrives. finally, we have asked each group in alphabetical order by a group n

we were reminded of a scene from the great 1993 political movie starring kevin kline.erhaps some of you will remember the scene when the president, in an attempt to address the real first lady, works with his accountant friend to cut several hundred million dollars from the federal budget. the movie was optimistically naive about the budget crisis. the people sitting here before you today have done exactly what kevin kline's character did. they have made a list of potential cuts. they are here today to defend them publicly. so, while there are many in this town who talk about the super committee and suggest that it should go big, it is these people, sitting at this table, who have actually put pen to paper to show what the super committee can do. one final note before i introduce our panelists, senator orrin hatch will be joining us in a little bit to make remarks on what he believes the super committee should do. we may need to enter the discussion when he arrives. we have announced each group to briefly present their recommendations, then we will begin our discussion

kline: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. chairman, i rise today in strong, strong support of h.r. 822, the national right to carry reciprocity act. this bill provides important protections for gun owners and it's time -- its time is past due. as a retired marine and avid outdoorsman, i'm an experienced firearms owner and user. i hold a conceal carry pr mitt in the state of minnesota and i believe individuals have the right to keep and bear arms for the protection of their home, property, family, and person. they have that right. unfortunately, there have been a lot of miscarkizations surrounding this legislation. i have heard a lot of it today. to be clear this bill does not create a federal licensing of registration system. it does not create federal standards or infringe on the ability of states to make laws for a carry permit. it does not negatively affect states that have permitless carry systems. mr. chairman, this bill will protect law-abiding gun owners from current confusion caused by the wide array of state laws and

there are two people that write the editorial and call the shots, that's myself and drew kline my editorial times with gingrich. we met with all of the candidates this summer and fall. most of them were taped by c span, and are probably still on there. and gingrich is as good as it gets. he's feisty in the interview. he argues with you, which is good. you want somebody who is going to say what he thinks, not what he thinks you want him to say. bill: you know mitt romney quite well, based on hispanic tree in the neighboring state of massachusetts, you obviously sat down with him as well. why not mitt romney? >> we don't think he's got it. we think he's the manag managerial type, he's a blank slate and he's going to go with the winds too much. i think, and this is crazy, but so are we, that gingrich is going to have a better time in the general election than mitt romney. i think it's going to be obama's 99 versus the 1%, and romney sort of represents the 1%. bill: the inference from what you wrote also seems to be a veiled shot at mitt romney and you repeated that here just a moment ago. he t