. >> lamar smith quiere hacer oboligatorio de todos los empleadores del país revisen los papeles de losiene opositores entre empresarios. >> lo que a mi me interesa es que el trabajor sea honesto. >> es probable que se aprobado. >> si, estamos entrando en que esto ayudaria mucho a controlar la oportunidad de trabajdores ilegales en el pais >> aunque esto tuvo opociiciones en el país antes, ahora esta siendo apoyada. >> este jueves esta propuesta podría convertirse en lei. >> desde washington, univisión. >> 3 supuestos supremasistas blancos respondieron contra 2 mexicanos el 2010, estos 3 hombres se declararon no culpables de los crimenes de odio, los hechos ocurrierion frente a un bar gritando supremacia blanca. >> ayer se busca a 2 sospechsosos de una balacera, un hombre fue llevado al hospital. >> se dio a conocer 2 sujetos que se atrincheraron dentro de una tienda de oficina en la calle hollys, entro con la intencion de robar el locar, armado y enmascarado tomo rehens, ninguno de ellos resulto herido. >> en seguida se invita a 2 ejecutvos de empresas solidnra que su empresa quebro md

. >>> otra vez el representante republicano de texas, lamar smith presentará un proyecto de ley que nadarícolas que excluye. >>> una medida que obligaría a los empleadores de la nación usar el sistema iverify irá a votación mañana en la cámara de representantes, se espera que sea aprobada, pero no están preparados para examinar documentos de trabajadores. >>> estamos educados para salir adelante en estos negocios y no tenemos ni tiempo ni dinero para ser trabajadores del gobierno . >>> crearía una crisis, asegura un sindicato . >>> creemos que programas como iverify, solamente le cuestan más dinero a los trabajadores, eliminar trabajos para quienes apoyan al crecimiento de la economía . >>> obligan a todos los estadounidenses, a básicamente registrarse para poder trabajar, es una idea errónea. >>> otros han luchado años por su adopción. >>> sí, porque nosotros creemos realmente que esto ayudaría muchísimo en controlar las personas ilegales que encuentran trabajo aquí . >>> la medida iría a votación en el pleno de la cámara, pero no se sabe si se presentará en el senado . >>> la posición

la batalla por el en el se trata de la propu ley del republicano, lamar smith, conoza de trabajo legalstatusde sus trabajadores. us programa computarizadodel bi e el presidente obama deberÍa incluiedida en su plan de creaciÓn de le darÍa a los puestos que tienen actualmente los u indocumentados a residentes lega crÍticos de la medida aseguran que potar a inmigrantes que estÁn en el paÍ porque el programa tiene fallas. ahora vam continuar con unerrorm dÓlares, yos en medio deconÓmica, se trata del reconocimiento de la adnistraciÓ obama, de que en los Últimos 3 aÑos, casi un 10% de los pagos hizo de de desempleo, fue errÉ significa esto para los que necesitan lasisten carlos botifoll re >>>carlos: joe acosta no fue en que pedir dinero prestado ra pagarbeneficios del empleo el gobierno pagÓ una fortuna para personas que no califican como Él o quizÁs no lo necesitaban tanto. >>> llevo 2 aÑos >>no.rlos:o te das porvencido. >>>carlos: un informe del departamento de trabajo dice que se pagaron 19il millones de dÓlares por error, en muchos casos a personas que habÍan encontrado los pagoss, s h

. >> lamar smith estÁsentando otroyecto que ha desatad la furia agricultores que busca ser el programala peticiÓn de trabajadores del campo?. vamos estÁ en washington la preguntaÁ. ¿quizÁs es una nueva so y los inmigrantesn el indocumentados?. >> claramente el representante respondiendo a estsiÓn porque sabe que hay muchos agricultores yista republicanos queemen que un programa e verify haga irreparable a la ria, pero poue no aborda resuelve la situaciÓn de trabajadores campesi y e las protecciones e este nuevo programaporque esÍ explotaciÓn parte empleadores. >> y vam de lo que acabas de decir q quizÁs sea hasta mÁsexplotados concretamentÉ te refieres. estar estaacÁ por empleadorestÁn ho a demandar a trabajando mÁdo y no tienen condici les, no pueden traer a familia y tambiÉn no estÁ tampoco abordando la situaciÓual muchos campesinos estamos hablÍ mÁs del 7 de ique son indo oblema.a a solucionar >> muchÍsimas gracias por estar con >> amigos en vÍsperas deÉcimo aniversario esble lo mucho que estosdos marcaron y cambiaron a estados un monteneos habla del impacto de los at las vidas d de

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senator patrick leahy of vermont. [ applause ] and lamar smith, republican from texas. [ applause ] wepresentative bob goodlet, representative jim moran, representative melvin watt. they're all here. [ applause ] becky blank our acting secretary of commerce. david capos director of the trademark office and we've got some extraordinary business leaders here. ceo of eventis. jessica matthews, ceo of unchartered play. ellen coleman, ceo of dupont. [ applause ] and another outstanding student. this is one of the best high schools in the country. and as you can see it's filled with some pretty impressive students. i have to say when i was a freshman in high school, none of my work was patent worthy. we had an exhibit of some of the projects that you guys are doing. the first high school student satellite. a wheelchair controlled by brain waves. a robot. there's one thing -- i don't know exactly how to describe it. it is measuring the oceans and it's unbelievable stuff. to the students here, i could not be more impressed by what you guys are doing. i'm hoping that i will learn something just

[applause] and lamar smith, republican from texas. [applause] and in addition we have representative bob goodlatte, representative jim moran, representative maldon walz. [applause] becky is the acting secretary of commerce. [applause] david is there a director of u.s. patent and trademark office. [applause] and we've got some extraordinary business leaders here. the ceo. [applause] jessica mathews, ceo of on chartered place. [applause] the ceo of dupont, the ceo of eli lilly. [applause] and we have another outstanding student. [applause] this is one of the best high schools in the country. [applause] as you can see it is filled with some pretty impressive students. when i was a freshman in high school none of my work was a patent for the. [laughter] we had an exhibit of some of the projects that you are doing and the first high school student satellite, a wheelchair controlled by brain waves, robots, there's one thing -- i don't know exactly how to describe it, but it's measuring toxicity and the oceans and it's unbelievable stuff. su

[cheers and applause] and lamar smith, republican from texas.[cheers and applause] and in addition, we've got representatives bob goodlatte, representative jim moran, representative melvin watt are out here. [cheers and applause] becky blank, was there at secretary of commerce. [cheers and applause] david kappos, who is the director of u.s. patent and trademark office. [cheers and applause] and we've got some extraordinary business leaders here. louis foreman, ceo of eventys. [cheers and applause] just cannot you come the ceo of uncharted place. [cheers and applause] ellen kullman, ceo of dupont. [cheers and applause] john lechleiter, ceo of eli lilly. [applause] and we've got another outstanding student, karishma popli. [applause] -year-old classmate. this is one of the best high schools in the country. [cheers and applause] as you can see, it is filled with some pretty impressive students. i have to say when it was a freshman in high school, none of my work was patent worthy. [laughter] i was -- we had an exhibit of some of the projects that y

i commend house judiciary chairman lamar smith for his leadership on this monumental legislation. he has really worked hard on this for many years, and i really want to pay personal tribute to him. i also want to recognize the efforts of my colleague from vermont, senate judiciary committee chairman patrick leahy. over the years he and i worked tirelessly to bring about long overdue reforeman to our patent system and i appreciate pat for his work on this matter. i also want to recognize the efforts of senate judiciary committee ranking member chuck grassley of iowa as well as many other senate colleagues who have been instrumental in this legislative process. the u.s. constitution is the supreme law of the land and the shortest operating constitution in the world. founders put only the most essential provisions in it, listing are the most essential rights of individuals and the most essential powers that the federal government should have. what do you think made it on to that short list? raising and supporting the army and maintaining a navy? no question there. coining money? that

one of the original investors into solyndra so i think the chairman of the judiciary committee, lamar smitheak the law and asking also about the political consequences from rushing the solyndra deal when 2009, august 20th, we have an e-mail that shows the department of energy said solyndra is going to go belly up on september 2011. prophetically. so i think there's enough information to question whether the law has been bren and whether this was the political rush to judgment. martha: how is it going? what's the response been from the justice department? do you think you're going to get anywhere with pursuing it? >> well, in this case, the chairman of the judiciary committee is leading the charge, i am not. as you know, this next friday, we'll be having under oath the ceo of solyndra, as well as the cfo, so we're hoping to get some more information and we're hoping they won't take the fifth but be transparent because in the end i think both the administration and the congress would like to know what happened and where all the money went. martha: obviously, this is taxpayer money, $535 milli

lamar smith says it is a necessary move to learn whether politics played a role in the decision to grant more than $500 million worth of stimulus loans to the now bankrupt solar panel manufacturer. that is your money that you don't appear to be in a good position to give back at this point. molly henneberg live in washington on this one. >> reporter: congressman smith not only has questions about why and how they got the original loan guarantees but why the obama administration restructured the loan earlier this year. smith the republican head of the house jew dish recommittee sent a letter to eric holder asking him to appoint an independent examiner to look into the administration's dealings with the company. smith says events before solyndra declared bankruptcy, quote have raised suspicion to the degree in which the obama administration singled out so linda for special treatment. because of the president's relationship with the company's head george kaiser. did they put appropriate protections on taxpayer dollars on this deal and did the administration not may attention to clear signs

bill, h.r. 1249, sponsored by the republican chair, chairman of the house judiciary committee, lamar smith of texas. this bill which passed the house with more than 300 votes will make crucial improvements to our outdated patent system. the house has improved on the senate bill in this area by including an expanded prior user right with a transition to first inventor to file system. and prior user rights are important to american manufacturing in particular. now, the house bill is not the exact bill by have written. it contains provisions that were not in the senate bill and omits or changes other provisions in the senate bill i supported. but that's the legislation process and the core elements of the house bill are identical or nearly eye identical to the core elements of the senate bill. mr. president, each of the 100 senators could rye wri a slightly different bill. i suspect each of the 4 3r5 members of the house could each write a slightly different bill but you only pass one bill and they have incorporated so much of our bill that i support what they have. it is the legislation proc

smith turns deadly. the body of ingram lamar crenshaw, family friend of smith was found floating in the pool the next morning was billed as a "ninja mask and speedo party." huh? no word on a cause of death. foul play is not suspected. smith and the other players at the party refused to comment. clayton? >> an explosive new twist in the case of rebecca zahowe, the california woman who hung herself from the balcony in her boyfriend's mansion. now, a renowned forensics expert is challenging all of that. he points to a newly released autopsy report that shows that howe had tape residue on her legs and a t-shirt stuffed in her mouth. doesn't sound like suicide. both of those details are more indicative of murder than suicide. he's now calling for a second autopsy just to be sure. >> for more than a year, one man walked over 7,000 miles across the country to help military families in need. now, national guard veteran troy yokum is finally home in louisville, kentucky. >> the world was on my shoulders and that i had to make it to the finish line because now, all these other military families that have been applying

lamar smith who is chairman of the judiciary committee, collin peterson, ranking member on the agriculture committee in the house. so it is rare when we get bipartisan, bicameral legislation coming in this congress. so i hope -- i sincerely hope that i'll have colleagues on both sides of the aisle that'll look at this legislation. i hope that we will get broad, bipartisan support and will be able to move it through the committees and get it to the floor in a timely fashion. mr. chairman, with that, i yield the floor, and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. nelson: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. nelson: mr. president, i wanted to call 0 the attention of the senate in the aftermath of having passed the health care reform bill, there was a great deal of consternation at the time while we were deliberating that medicare was going to be cut. you'll recall that $500 million was cut out of medicare over the course of a ten-year period. it was actually mu

i want to commend the chairman of the judiciary, lamar smith, as well as the subcommittee chair, mr. for swiftly moving this through the judiciary committee. i think it's been explained, the redaction of sensitive information for the benefit of members of the judiciary is obvious and important and i am hoping that with my consultation with the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, we would be able to make the permanent feature that howard coble has discussed, a permanent one and a part of the law as it now exists. i will put my statement in the record at this time and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, and the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from north carolina. mr. coble: mr. speaker, i as well yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: all time having been yielded, the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1059. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed

for making some great progress on reforming our patent laws here, the pat leahy of vermont, and lamar smith republican from texas. in addition we have representative jim moran and others who are all here. [applause] maggie is our acting secretary of commerce -- becky blank is the acting secretary of commerce. and we have some extraordinary business leaders here. jessica matthews, ellen coleman, ceo of dupont, and the ceo of eli lilly. we have another of standing ticket, your class -- another outstanding student, your classmate. this is one of the best high schools in the country. [cheers and applause] as you can see, it is filled with some pretty impressive students. i have to say when i was a freshman in high school, none of my work was patent worthy. we had an exhibit of some of the project that you guys are doing, and the first high school student satellite, a wheelchair controlled by brain waves, robots -- there is one thing, i don't know exactly how to describe it, but it is measuring toxicity in the oceans. unbelievable stuff. to the students here, i could not be more impressed by wha