one of his favorite artists is the irrepressible jeff koons.ian genius. all, of course, painted and sculpted by hired craftsmen. koons is nothing if not worshipful of eli broad. >> you know, morley and eli, i just have to say standing here, what a fantastic location. i mean look at the natural light that is coming in on these works. it's just a tremendous gallery. >> and the balloon dog? what does it do to you? do you get some kind of emotional kick? >> i do. it makes me smile, it makes me feel good. it make me proud, and it especially makes me proud when i see young people and others looking at the work. and it introduces them to art in a way that no other work really does. >> and a piece that quite honestly mystifies me. michael jackson and a chimp, is it? >> michael jackson and bubbles. when i made this series, the banality series. >> series of banality? >> of images. i was trying to communicate to people that whatever you respond to, it's perfect. >> if you find koons' art-speak incomprehensible, well just wait. >> these are to make referen

and senator koons has just come in. not only in the room ugly, it's cold. ugly, it's cold.we have enough to start with amendments. senator feinstein, i understand you have amendment number 11. sub drones outside the border areas. you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. if members will recall, last week i offered a substitute amendment that would limit the use of drones to along the southern border itself. nan not the whole region within 100 miles of the border. the reason for that is we have several million people within 100 miles of the border. county, san orange diego county, reaching all the way up to long beach within that mileage. senator cornman mentioned he was concerned about it because texas is different and he saw the drones as being valuable with that respect. i amve worked together and submitting an amendment here that says in essence the united states border patrol may not operate unharmed, unmanned aerial vehicles in the san diego and l sent show sectors except within three miles of the southern borders. that exempts what i am concerned about, the city

as you know introduced the law that senators klobuchar rubio and koons so far has 26 bipartisan sponsors senators blake lee and blumenthal. [inaudible] it could make those unworkable for many employers. in fact unless it is changes bill could encourage companies to hire skilled foreign nationals abroad rather than in the united states. the second area involves workers in agriculture sector our economy. my friend from california senator feinstein deserves a lot of credit. she has been leading the series ever to achieve what can be described as a delicate compromise in this area. along with senators rubio and bennett as well. a third area is enforcement of this or any other area of the best legislation of the world is of little value unless it is seriously and properly implemented and seriously enforced. we have experienced a drop here, negative experience i have to admit that experience all the same. we ignored that experience and our peril and we will shut their duty and failed the american people if we repeat the mistakes of the past. the ranking member on the finance committee is also

feinstein or koons. smart grassley. first amendment call up is leahy 3, mrw 13332. describe it, quickly. enable immigrant victims of sexual violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, other violent crimes to obtain work authorization no later than 180 days after filing a petition or urt visa. normally takes about 18 months or more. the problem with taking too long is somebody is being abused and they can't go out and get work. the abuser can say, okay, you will have to stay here and take this abuse or you and your children will not be fed. and they exploit them, the financial dependence off the victims as a way of controlling them. and of course the abuse continues. everybody we talked to in law enforcement said this is an untenable position and something should be done to make it different. if they have work authorization they wan work. if you don't, the woman being abused may have no money for housing or food. so she has the choice of, do i live in a violent home, or do i live on the street? and how does she show a family court that she can provide for the childr