kline: i thank the chair. i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chief deputy whip, the gentleman from illinois, mr. roskam. the chair: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for three minutes. mr. roskam: i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank you. look, we were admonished a minute ago in the well of the house about the shame of things and i think we can all accept admonition that we as a congress need to do better. but part of doing better, part of creating a bipartisan bill is showing up to do the work. so, when the minority chooses to walk out of a proceeding, while that's their prerogative, it doesn't create the environment for bipartisanship. enough said. we're also told that there's a shame in disappointment and not working and i would ashame that that shame and disappointment goes back to the previous majority, mr. chairman, who failed to do this work. now, that's living in the rearview mirror and enough of that. so the question is, how do we move forward? how do we take bipartisan or actua

norman kline de la organizacin 'common cause' dijo que esto debe ser un ejemplo para todo funcionariorantan las leyes, sern sorprendidos. s.o.t. jeff rosen/fiscal, cdo. de santa clara 13:06:24 he will be legally bared forever from holding elected office el fiscal dijo que shirakawa quedar vetado de por vida de un puesto pblico. take full screen en un comunicado escrito, shirakawa anunci su renuncia, pido perdn, reconoci sufrir depresin y una adiccin a las apuestas, y que tom malas decisiones, y que se arrepiente. full screen out s.o.t. josue fuentes/fiscalía de santa clara 33:42:15 y nosotros vamos a pedir que lo manden a la cárcel por un año, y ese va a ser tiempo, realmente en la cárcel, no va a ser recogiendo basura o tabajando por la comunidad.. stop open topvo - blanca -- en semanas recientes, el departamento de seguridad nacional dejo en libertad mas de 2 mil inmigrantes indocumentados que se encontraban en los centros de detencion y que enfrentaban un proceso de deportacion... ...segun la organizacion, "prensa asociada", esto seria debido a los inminentes recortes presupuestari

norman kline de la organizacin 'common cause' dijo que esto debe ser un ejemplo para todo funcionariosi quebrantan las leyes, sern sorprendidos. s.o.t. jeff rosen/fiscal, cdo. de santa clara 13:06:24 he will be legally bared forever from holding elected office el fiscal dijo que shirakawa quedar vetado de por vida de un puesto pblico. take full screen en un comunicado escrito, shirakawa anunci su renuncia, pido perdn, reconoci sufrir depresin y una adiccin a las apuestas, y que tom malas decisiones, y que se arrepiente. full screen out s.o.t. josue fuentes/fiscalía de santa clara 33:42:15 y nosotros vamos a pedir que lo manden a la cárcel por un año, y ese va a ser tiempo, realmente en la cárcel, no va a ser recogiendo basura o tabajando por la comunidad.. cu - peluffo outro el supervisor george shirakawa dijo que se declarar culpable el 18 de marzo a los 12 cargos. la junta de supervisores tiene 45 dias para decidir cmo llenar su vacante. cesar ---y en el condado de alameda, la policia continua la busqueda en un arroyo de union city, take vo ---para tratar de detectar nas osamentas h

. >> meet 43-year-old james kline, a married man with three children.e's here to meet a girl who told him she was 15. online he calls himself holdyoucloser2003. he asks the girl if she ever experienced oral sex. she tells him no. and he says i can tell you one one, this tongue would be all over you. your mouth, your nipples, down between your legs too. now holdyoucloser2003 is walking into our house. >> i have to throw my laundry in but i made you tea. >> oh, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good. >> why don't you have a seat right over there. did you find the place okay? >> huh? >> did you find the place okay? >> no, i didn't. >> it took you a while. >> huh? >> did you get lost? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> why are you here today? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you don't know what i'm talking about? >> no. >> he may be able to run away from us, but because georgia authorities believe his chat log showed intent to have sex with a minor, he's arrested. >> on the ground. get on the ground. >> th

i want to look here at the parent of tommy hilfiger, calvin kline brand, down 2.5%.5%. the fiscal fourth quarter earnings doubled seeing growth, as i noted in tommy and the calvin kline brands, but it was the outlook. the profit guidance forward is that they issue was below the analysts' estimates, and with that weaker outlook, that not only for the first quarter, but full year, also, so you now have that's why stocks go often a little bit. thank, back to you. dennis: thanks, nicole. time to make money with charles pape, and if you followed his advice, you have updates. >> i want to talk about stock are -- when i say "grand slams," but people are in them, hold them, and consider buying them on any sort of dip. noc, a smart grid play, the street's now jumping on this stock. tesla, dollar tree, unfortunately, i think we got a biforcation in the country, we recover, there's a large portion of people who must shop there. energy is amazing. pounding the table on this for a couple years. there's a young lady who working here, bought the stocks when she heard me talk about

now with an exclusive look at a $50 million diamond collectionings brought it right here, is lisa klineone of the lanchest diamond manufacturers in the world. lisa, welcome to the show. great to have you here. >> great to be here, thank you. gei: this is my first introduction to colored diamonds, but they are incredibly popular. why are they colored, yellow, pink, blue? >> so, simply put, color is determined by the chemical components that are found in the mines where these diamonds a mined, so, for example -- gerri: in the arth? >> in the dirt and actual earth blends itself to a specific color. gerri: what do you like best here? >> oh, that's a trick question. for me, personally, i love this two karot vivid blue ring. there's a chemical component that makes the blue diamond have a blue ue, and boron is found in the mines where blue dimes are found. it's interesting. there's a very strong scientific component. gerri: the setting is unusual. it's a flower and it's charming. >> it is. we have an in-house team of designers and jewelers, and every pair of stones or collection of stoned rece

she also did a calvin kline commercial banned in the states called secret obsession where you can see some boob and she showed a butt in "the spirit" that came out in 2004. >> what does that have to do with anything? >> trust me, it does. >> are you angry. >> the brain room did it. did it on my own. available office time. that is red flagged, go to hr and you are welcome. >> by the way, you should contact fox news' brain room for that kind of reresearch. i >>- q. i should just give them what i found -- >> i should give them what i found. the spirit was in 2007 and not 2008. every viewer will pause right now and look up all of the under withful information i gave them. has she ever done full frontal? no we are waiting. she will do it. it is empowering. >> stoner usa appreciate this, greg. we are not on at your 5:00 time. we have to give them something to play with. by the way, great to have you back, dana. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news.com. do you have a video of your animal doing something? fox news.com/red eye. click on a video. we might use i

>> they may see it as a silver klining but it's a really black cloud hack over the defense department. i think you can make rational, responsible cuts. i think they have to be made and will be made if congress can find a way to sit down and resolve it responsibly. but right now the way the across-the-board cuts, the president has xemed our military in terps of our fighting forces. so personnel have been exempted. that means the entire cut of some $45 billion in the next six months come out of what we call o & m, operation and maintenance, slowdowns to repairs, no repair to aircraft, no real reduction in depot maintenance. and it will also have a reduction in procurement. that will have a major impact on our readiness. not a responsible way to legislate, taking 13% across the board. it doesn't match up resources with our responsibilities because the president has articulated a structure and a policy for shifting resources to the gulf and to the asia-pacific region. now the question is all of these other countries looking at us saying great philosophy, great strategy, where's the money.

how many of you read ezra kline, for example? 28 years old, what did he do? a smart guy, obviously. he started a blog. anybody can blog. if you know they have something to say, before you know it, things happen. in that way, it's open to young people, if they can gate foot in our create their own way in. i'm an optimist. >> thank you. >> any other thoughts on that? >> sure. >> this person. thank you. you refer as the research -- it was a pleasure. it was life changing. all the interns with you now are fortunate. >> tell me we can afford to do this. what did happen? you say it changed your life. what did you go ton do? >> it was an incredible summer. the contact we with you and brookings lead me to go from stanford to colombia international affairs, and a world of research and writing. i was a prime minister speaker and directer of trade, and many -- i wrote a book that was here some years ago on parented a vote casey advocacy. >> i'm happy to see that. >> i admire you greatly. >> four of my intemps have been president's cabinets. that's a great feeling. let me tell you who they are.

with me today is jeff kline, michael jones, mark ibell, and david sowby. thanks so much for joining us. let's talk about this market. i mean, valuations. how do they look to you? i mean, are you worried that, in fact, we keep moving higher on this market and there's a lot of skeptics out there who basically say we are on the edge of a fall. michael, how do you see it? >> well, our model says we're about 15% cheap on large gap stocks in the u.s. as long as the fed is going to keep pushing $85 billion of new money into the market, that's a tail wind hard to ignore. >> okay. and mark from russell investments? let's get all of your takes on this quick before we move on. >> yeah. i would say the market is fairly valued from here. the closer we get to these events, the market will want to hit it. maybe the jobs report will be the reason. i think the key question will be whether we hold it or not. there seems to be an awful lot politically in washington between now and march 27th that could be a nice reason to take this market down. but it wants to reach that num

danville exact klein it is difficult to tell but everybody has been doing such a great job zack klinet to work ou to work out. and to see what is going to go on. >> gary: that is going to be something. like jason who played baseball we watched him and when he came to cal he is from danville. and i think that it would be more exciting we are going to come back with the warriors and a playoff game. miami trying to win for the 23rd street time. they are getting tested from boston. and tiger woods is in love ... we're here! we're going to the park! [ gina ] oh hey, dan! i really like your new jetta! and you want to buy one like mine because it's so safe, right? yeah... yeah... i know what you've heard -- iihs top safety pick for $159 a month -- but, i wish it was more dangerous, like a monster truck or dune buggy! you can't have the same car as me! [ male announcer ] now everyone's going to want one. let's get a jetta. [ male announcer ] volkswagen springtoberfest is here and there's no better time to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease one of four volkswa

senior allan bridgeford and highly touted redshirt freshman zach kline are believed to be the favoriteslayoff spots rihgt now,,,,but somoething to look forward to they will eet in two pre season games come october in china golden state needed a win last evening. andrew bogut warriors center andrew bogut looked decent in his return to the lineup following two weeks off with back spasms bogut had one nice assist and showed some pretty good hops on this ally oop dunk from stephen curry bogut played a season high 30 minutes in the game bogut: 4 points, 8 rebs the warriors snapped a 4 game skid by beating the toronto raptors 125-118 >> we started to feel good at the last couple of weeks. it makes sense for the anatomy and physiologically so i could run a bit better. seoul because you are a professional athlete will deal with it a bit better. (aussie accent) >> and do you remember when you came in the studio? i think i must have remembered if he was here in the studio. >> i remember that he had a foot that was injured and had a very large cast on. >> gary: he has a nice all strata and accent.

he said the nation state is a 400 year enterprise to get to its current condition of perhaps the kline. i am taken by t . i am taken by thedecline . i am taken by the. i am taken by the idea that in interactive network autonomous cities and better adapted to solving fundamental problems facing people over a longer term future. but i think that the point about the power of various parties to the life of this city have great ability to impede that process. if we look at the history of the nation states over a 400 years, it was a monarchist cantor prize of existing to facilitate the interest of a very small class. i am wondering either in the parliament of mayors or as a prelude to arriving at a parliament of mayors, what the real sources of countervailing power might be in a large historical development that would enable a more democratic or civic republican or common space vision of the city to actually come in to dominance against the privatizing forces within it? >> this is our last round. i would like to talk to you longer, but let me very quickly make a couple comments in response t

foxx's effort, ranking member miller's effort, chairman kline's effort, ranking member hinojosa's effort, to create an authorization that will stand the test of time, replacing the 1998 law we all continue to operate under in a world that's changed significantly since then. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the comments of my colleague from colorado. he's on the education committee and i certainly wish that he and his colleagues had stayed in the education committee markup of this bill and offered the many ideas he said that they had to make it better but unfortunately they worked -- they walked out and did not take the opportunity to offer the amendments in the committee. i would now like to recognize my distinguished colleague from florida for three minutes. mr. yoho: i rise to support this bill. this bill will allow people to find gainful employment in the marketplace, which is what america is in dire need of right now, jobs. by helping people acquire th

. >> all right, tom kline, hearn for victim number five.and talking to us about this this morning. >> my pleasure. >> jerry sandusky speaking for the first time by phone from behind bars everyone hearing tape of that for the first time this morning. tonight the man behind that documentary i'm just telling you about john ziegler will be on piers morgan live. ahead on "starting point," mother nature may be getting in the way but tiger woods could be within hours of reclaiming the number one world ranking. if youthen this willbrids arbe a nice surprise. meet the 5-passenger ford c-max hybrid. c-max come. c-max go. c-max give a ride to everyone it knows. c max has more passenger volume than competitor prius v and we haven't even mentioned... c-max also gets better mpg. say hi to the super fuel efficient ford c-max hybrid. we all have one. that perfect spot. a special place we go to smooth out the ripples of the day. it might be off a dock or on a boat. upstream or in the middle of nowhere. wherever it may be, casting a line in the clear, fresh

that is actually sad and somebody said sometimes the women went to lead to quit -- kline the himalayan and people go on to do great things. but that is not the point* you can climb the himalayas but the question is why are they leaving? what is it about the structure of these law firms that are not allowing them to advance? and they are forced to leave one way or another. and concrete lee what happens then america's workplaces? >> it is a tactical question bet many people don't work with those to work in the law firm's in particular and , but i wonder that model she has of the educated women should be using their brains. but for both men and women that is distorted and i think the question if you can have of life for a man or a woman, will you ever see the newborn baby? i think for most is a punishing culture and the role that it occupies. >> about 15 years ago the all girls' school had a career day. and they invited the corporate blurrier / partner and she talked about the wonderful things she did then there was a question period they were between 14 and 18 and the third question was

the statutory officers of our court and counselor to the president and marshall of the court, kevin kline budget personal office has worked closely with your committee and the communication between your committee and our budget is extremely valuable. our public relations officer in kerry camp, deputy clerk. as you both indicated, mr. chairman congressman serrano, this is an interesting constitutional dynamic here this morning. we talk often of separation of powers and checks and balances that we use those words interchangeably. separation of powers means each branch of the government has power of its own that it can exerciseand must exercise without interference from the branch. checks and balances mean you can't have completely separated departments. they have toured together and this is an example of checks and balances that we come here to indicate as a separate branch of the government, we think our budget request is a high priority. judges benny's shirt and by tradition are very, very careful in the expenditure of public monies. we are good stewards of the public treasury. that doesn

kevin kline has worked very closely with your committee and communication between your committee is extremelyble. our public relations officer in kerry camp, a deputy clerk. is he both indicated, mr. chairman and congressman serrano, this is an interesting cost to to show dynamic here this morning. we talked of checks and balances him use those words interchangeably. separation of powers means it has powers of the town that it can exercise and must exercise without interference on the other branches. .. especially over the last few years, we have been extremely careful. as you indicated, mr. chairman, the budget for the entire third branch of the government is .2%. .2% of the federal budget. our budget is .002. percent. as indicated, we have additional money for grants and we are very proud that this is part of our budget and it is a 3% reduction over last year. looking at the reason for that reduction looks like that might be one time. we are committed to trying. because we think that the courts must set an example for the proper respect of the people of the united states and the way in whic

we have drizzle from the cost kline and few showers over parts of the north bay and through the deltad at this time in martinez. perhaps you have have little bit of rain falling. >> it meets 680 and maybe a few sprinkles up along petaluma. and in and around scattered showers here with mostly cloudy skies. >> the chance for rain will increase and the chance for thunderstorms will increase for the afternoon. >> what happens here. >> as claudine wong mentioned, this may be the best time. >> we are seeing quite a bit of dry area. >> you are looking fairly dry. and just a few scattered showers. >> this has changed in the last hour or so. the recent model had rain down the coastline. now, the rain band has not shown up just yet. >> we will be tracking throughout the morning hours and we have the possibility of the scattered showers and the cold, cold, air and the most stable air moving through. and bringing the threat of thunderstorms. >>> 56 in oakland. 54 in napa. and temperatures a lot like what we saw yesterday. for the afternoon, they will see a repeat with a few degrees of cooling in

kevin kline, of our budget and personal office was worked very closely with your committee and the communication between your committee and our budget. is extremely valuable. and kathy arber, our public relations officer. and gary kemp, our deputy clerk. as you both indicated, drinking and congressman serrano. -- this is an institutional constitution dynamic here this morning. we talk often of separation of powers and checks and balances, and we use those words interchangeably. actually they have a different -- separation of powers means that each branch of the government has powers of its own. that it can exercise without, and much -- must exercise without interference of the other branches. checks and balances means you can have complete separate apartments. at work together and this is an example of checks and balances. and we come here to indicate that as a separate branch of the government, we do think our budget request is of a high priority. by nature and by tradition. very, very careful in the expenditure of public money. we are good stewards of the public treasury. doesn't mean that the

. >> one thing that stood out for the administration was this ezra kline post where he was talking to congressman about deficit reduction. and the congressman didn't know that the administration had offered chained cpi. he just didn't know it. and the administration sort of looked and said how could they not possibly know that's on the table? that was a problem. they couldn't communicate. they couldn't figure out what it was. they felt they had to reach out, get them more involved, let them know where they stood in order to start the deal-making process. >> dee dee, what's so interesting is that if you had talked to the president before the election and said, okay, mr. president, if you get re-elected, how are things going to change? and the president's response was to everybody that asked him that question, well, if i get re-elected, then republicans are going to understand, i'm here to stay. and they're going to have to deal with me. what's so fascinating is you've heard people on the left over the past week or two start to say, if you look at the numbers, if you look at the house r

hoyer: ezra kline who might not be your favorite writer says ryan's tax reform plan costs more than all his spending cuts combine. that's why i say it can't be implemented. if we were in private and there was no politics involved i think my friend would admit that. he shakes his head no. i didn't expect anything differently than that. ladies and gentlemen, this is an important statement of vision. it's an important statement of what our priorities are. it's an important statement to the american people, to seniors, to students, to families, to children where our priorities are. the van hollen priorities are the right priorities for america. and i urge my colleagues to support the van hollen alternative and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? mr. ryan: mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. ryan: i yield myself two minutes. i enjoy my friend from maryland, i appreciate his attempt to speak on my behalf.

i commend chairman camp and chairmen kline and scalise for their leadership on this issue and i encourage my colleagues to vote yes on this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee yields back his time. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. mr. levin: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. andrews. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mr. andrews: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. andrews: i thank my friend for yielding. it is and i think should be the law in this country, if you're able-bodied you can't get welfare unless you work. and that became the law in 1996. last year two republican governors approached the administration and said, listen, before we send people to work full time, what we'd like to do is get them some training. so instead of simply getting a job, a person gets a career so they make some more money and don't wind up back on the welfa

it is now fascinating to read the declassified assessment that e sent to- ray klines dr. kissinger in september. he stated there were reports that syria is preparing to attack israel but conclusive evidence is lacking. then he states further, and our view the political climate in the arab state argues against a major military move against israel at this time. that was about six-seven days before war broke out. duties and office of strategic research was to work with the watch committee of the united states intelligence board. the committee was established by walter beetle smith in 1953 to provide warning of any surprise attack against the united states and its allies. the united states intelligence board watch committee was composed of senior intelligence officers. representing the major intelligence agencies. during on-crisis times and daily during crises. what committee report. and the head of the stuff that supported the what committee was the national indications center. about 25 officers. the head was a cia officer known as baxter swan. very experienced cia officer t