ngressman latta attended findly college. while in school, he served in the ohio national guard and united states marine corps reserves. he began practicing law and began teaching. after several years in private practice, he was called to service again when he was elected in 195 and would serve until he was elected. he did many things here, probably the most significant thing when he was ranking member of the budget committee and enactment of president reagan's aeconomic recovery plan. you will recall the nation was high unemployment d crippled our economy and president reagan knew this was to achieve this. he approved tax cuts and spending reductions. many in congress were skeptical of the plan but congressman latta saw the promise of that idea and he began working to build support for the plan. in addition, the other central player was representative graham. they would introduce two pieces of legislation to sfluse the plan. d the omnibus reconciliation act. and bipartisan support is due to the support of bill latta. he had

. >> chef mike latta's restaurant, fig, was one of the first and most important on the charleston sceneere in the low country. as much as i'd like to illustrate that solid grounding in traditional ingredients and preparations with my order, i would not resist the soft shell crabs which are just in season, with a pasta and shaved bottarga which frankly i'd slit my best friend's throat for. wow, that looks great. >> yeah. >> that's beautiful. sweet. when you had your first plate full of proper rice, is there an instinct to bludgeon the rest of the world in an understanding of what you'd just come to understand? >> i did not run up and down the streets of charleston. it was tough to dislodge people here, so i just went straight to san francisco. >> right. >> i gave away tons of product. and guess what, they went crazy. >> slow baked black bass, ramps in season, and lettuces. and this to all things glen is responsible for bringing back. heirloom rice and pigs, suckling asabal pig and carolina gold rice. >> isn't that great? >> this is phenomenal. these peas are killer. >> i'm hitting the ri

. >> another capitals on his way out of d.c., signing a one-year deal with the kings, michael latta.e michael phelps became the first male swimmer to qualify for five olympics. he will swim against ryan lochte tonight, right here on nbc 4 starting at 8:00 indicate dee ledecky had a big day today. she beat her by a full 11 seconds. preliminary olympic qualifying. she now holds all ten of the fastest times in history. ledecky will race in the 100-meter free final tonight and 800 on saturday evening. >>> the birds are on fire. they beat the mariners but got the most home runs in the month of june. this solo shot in the seventh inning was the record-breaker. two shy of the major league record for any month. >>> champion serena williams taking on mchale. she took the first set against williams. even trailed 2-0 to start the third but pulled through!do win and moved on to third round. and there was a rain delay with the nats and the reds but it just got the woods, right? >> i think you're going to get the game in just fine this evening. all of the activity for the most part is south of was

latta. >> thank you, mr. chairman for yielding and thanks for the commissioners for being with us today. lately, the federal communication commission has proposed substantial rules without respect to the full effects and implications. the rules go beyond protecting consumer data and fragments the current privacy framework, especially established by the federal trade commission. another example and i'm still very concerned with the commission's vision on set-top box proposal. no one opposed the goal of promoting alternative to pay tv but the fcc answer is not addressing consumer demands. i am encouraged that the commission has seemed open to making necessary changes to the chairman's proposal. i urge the commission to continue to work with the industry to develop an alternative plan to develop and foster innovation and protecting small tv providers with regulations and offer consumers more choice and privacy protection and safeguarding content and licensing agreements. we must be watchful of the regulatory pol

of plea where the eric rudolph of the world that look the abortion clinic he consider ideal world latta of dynamite is buried you tell me and i will tell you but then they say they agreed river killer in washington that traded the location for a life sentence but the families want to know where the loved ones were and finally he bargained so he avoids the death penalty we had a guy come into court ruth reshoot the judge didit the court reporter in the marshall but he didn't get the death penalty. >> what about the felony murder rule? >> as the getaway driver they have agreed to go rob the store but could befor executed if the felony is carried out in the neck course even if you have nothing to do with it you can be tagged as the getaway driver. >> also there should be no criminal intent now this dayp pushed back as it relates to environmental crimes but how this comes up in the sentencing phase whether it is murder or other things still is not to me you cannot get the death penalty for felony murder because you didn't have the intent to kill. >> the way it works to go one step further i

latta. >> thank you, mr.sioners for being with us today. lately, the federal communication commission has proposed substantial rules without respect to the full effects and implications. the rules go beyond protecting consumer data and fragments the current privacy framework, especially established by the federal trade commission. another example and i'm still very concerned with the commission's vision on set-top box proposal. no one opposed the goal of promoting alternative to pay tv but the fcc answer is not addressing consumer demands. i am encouraged that the commission has seemed open to making necessary changes to the chairman's proposal. i urge the commission to continue to work with the industry to develop an alternative plan to develop and foster innovation and protecting small tv providers with regulations and offer consumers more choice and privacy protection and safeguarding content and licensing agreements. we must be watchful of the regulatory policies it places on the communication and technol

latta, johnson of ohio, and pallone. from the committee on foreign affairs for consideration of 1050, s 828, 1006, 1007, 1221 through 23, 1247, 232, 1242, 1243, 1252, 1253, 1255 through 58, through , 1264, 1271 1531 3, 1301, 1302, through 33, and 1662 of the senate bill and sections 926, 0, 11, 1013, 1083, 1084, 098-k, 1099-b, 1099-c, 1201, 03, 1214, 1221 through 23, 1233, 1235, 1236, 1245, 1246, 1250, 1259-a, 3 1259-p, 9-j, 1259-l, 259-q, 1259-u, 1261, 1262, 1301 through 03, 1510, 1531 1204 h 33, 1645, 1653 and of the house amendment and modifications committed to conference. messrs. royce, zeldin and engel. from the committee on homeland security for consideration of sections 564 and 1091 of this enate bill, and sections 1097, 1869, 1869-a and 3510 of the house amendment and modifications committed to conference. messrs. mccaul, donovan and thompson of mississippi. from the committee on the judiciary, for consideration of ections 829-j, 829-k, 944, 963, 1006, 1023 through 25, 1053, 1093, 1283, 3303, and 3304 of the sen