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>> let's hope it is bad news for housing lest we forget we ran in serious economic trouble in 2007 and 8 when there was consumption in the housing and nothing to do with economic growth. people are putting it in businesses, we'll see the actual economy grow. housing is not economic input. it is consumption. >> john said it is bad nows for housing and that is a good thing. >> did i say that bill baldwen is a clever guy. le me take that back. >> see how fickle. >> i think emachas it right. you want to get in the housing market and sittg around when rates couldt be lower, you get what you pay for. they better get in there now. it is only going to go one way. nemac, this begs the question. this is a short- term shot-in-the-arm. people will get in and banks will be reluctant to allow too much renegotiating of the mortgages. >> i hear what you are saying about the renegotiating with mortgages and again, we have that adow inventory and i think we have leeh way time to get rid of and people are going to refinance and i agree with john tamny. the federal reserve is tryinto deflate the bond bubb

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not get any payout and lest there is a problem. i agree. the other thing i would say is some of those folks, i do not know the individual circumstance. they may be in a situation that we are cutting in half the cap on payments that can be received. the payment limit is being cut more to an individual farmer can receive. absolutely to be engaged in the farm to get any kind of payment. you can no longer fits in an office or wall street or detroit and get in a payment we are you -- when you're are not actively engaged in the farm. it is really important we keep those and as it goes through the house. >> does that mean corporations will not get the subsidies? the farmer gets crop insurance. the corporation would somehow have to be running an operation and have a loss. i do not know exactly the structure. something now do were all kinds of people get cannot behat justified. we are changing that in this bill. >> this past week you put out a press release saying you had concerns about the proposed sale of smithville foods to be chinese. it you did

part of a larger context in the united states has had these networks in place for quite a long time lest we forget going back to the late one nine hundred seventy s. in the establishment of the mujahedeen going all the way through the ninety's and the various networks and we could go on and on we could spend hours talking about that what we've seen in syria just as we saw in libya is the deployment of extremists and terrorist elements which are used as a proxy of the united states to do its bidding yes it's true that we don't have a conventional war in syria nakedly imperialist war as we had in iraq or even as we saw in libya what we see in syria is much more complicated there's competing factions and let's also remember that everyone including those who support the opposition acknowledge that the only truly organized disciplined and professional fighting force on the ground on the side of the rebels is the al nusra front it is the extremist elements the free syrian army and the for root brigades and some of these other elements they are secondary players at best so when we're talking ab

we have to focus on taking government, which figuring out, how to at lest restrict it so it is growing slower than privacy sector. john: well good luck with that, dancoming up. two economists will argue about austerity. >> if you first, aan who said that must tert o the turty is like debtor's priso we nt out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people aticker and hathem show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living lger, one thing that hasn changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the questiois how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. john: i say, bring on what the punditting calling austerity. let's cut stuff. government spending $3.8 trillions now. and sorry that is just theefeds, states and local government spends more, it is too much, every dollar ty spend is a dollar the private sector does not he. free individuals spend cutter that is why cutting governmt spendi is good. but bob kuttner said that

able to do this to make the diagnosis more reliable and they were because if you give somebody else lest it makes it more reliable but what they never said they did why we have the problem three years later is they never make them a valid and the major depressive disorder ninth symptoms of major depression any five of them you can be diagnosed. they never said how we knew it was really a disorder or a disease. and they planted the question down the road. >> occasionally you have managed to say something nice about psychiatry. [laughter] >> i will not do it again. [laughter] summary say you think that kasper's was the most successful disorder that psychiatrist managed to invent and what has happened to that? >> think about what is a disease it is not the idea from the biochemical pathology. a disease is suffering that society decides to devote resources to relieve famine make that distinction through biology. it is a backdoor it is scientific so there is no value there for you deserve the resources. what happened with kasper's the apa play into dsm formed in the most immediate lee some pe

we had responses beyond a waiting lest. so, we know we've run out of books, i was just told. however, we were prepared for that. you can still order the book, and eric will -- they're nice and big, beautiful, they'll go on the page where he is signing. you can take your boom home -- book home. we don't want you to wait anymore. the book is selling out like crazy everywhere they're on sale. so we're so proud of you, eric. president bush, mrs. bush, all the photographers on the staff that supported us for well for eight years. >> thank you. thank you. [applause] >> and -- especially those that were waiting outside, please, if you can get to the reception, you have earned it. there's beer and wine. we have wonderful sponsors who supported us, with the wine, and rebecca spicer, who supported us with the beer. thank them for making it possible for us to enjoy a lovely evening. so, thank you all. >> thank you. [applause] >> first of all, i want to thank david for hosting the event and overwhelming to see everyone here, and most of all, anita, for responding. i'm so glad i got that

after the republican national committee urged the gop to temper rhetoric on hot button social issues, lest they turn off moderate swing voters. marco rubio, leading 2016 presidential contender, attacked the idea as selling out principles to win elections and avoid offending people. >> if we are encouraged to be silent, who will say it instead of us? >> reporter: rubio's 2016 white house hopes and appeal to latinos may hinge on the outcome. he acknowledged rifts and risks. >> we are in the throws of an immigration debate, it is divisive, including supporters of ours and mine. at the essence of immigration policy is compassion. >> reporter: rand paul threatens to oppose the immigration bill without greater border security. the two also differ on government collection of private phone records. rubio calls it a vital counter terrorism tool. paul is suing to have it stopped and positioning himself as top conservative defender of civil liberties. >> to lead a nation, you need legal authority and you also need moral authority. i think this constellation of scandals shows the president is losing h

we have a play lest that feature death punk. all pf tjothis mustic is available ong google music.te for kron4 new spirit a fire is under investigation in san jose as one person is sent to the hospitial. around 7-40 yesterday evening. home on the 39-hundred block of lakeridge lane. the injured person was taken to a local hospital for treatment. their condition is unknown at this time. the cause of the fire is still being reviewed. a battalion chief says it was a very busy day for the san jose fire department. he adds -- crews were sent to multiple fires in the afternoon. this was the scene of another fire in san jose. a series of propane explosions from a homeless encampment near the los lagos golf course started the fire that burned about eight to ten acres yesterday. the fire was first reported at four-thirty. fire officials battled the fire for several hours.they say dry grass and high winds caused the fire to spread quickly. fire crews say they had difficulty accesing the homeless encampment due to the number of large trees >> that were on fire. fire crews brought in a helicopt

lest we will take a look at that in a moment. and o'clock in the morning you can only imagine how it will get in the noon with temperatures are ready in the '90s and by noon were looking into the triple digits. to the evening temperatures remaining quite warm. we are going to see 94 and cupertino. for our east bay in leadbelly's it will be cooking! one of four antioch, the only place we will have relief will be the coast line at los 70's in daily city and 84 sent to cisco and 90 and triple digits like one and one in santa rosa and 102 n. knapp but tomorrow. in napa tomorrow. triple digit heat expected over the next three days six cooling down slightly tuesday. >> pam: and began we want to talk more about breaking news today same-sex marriage on the steps of san francisco's city hall uc people applauding beer. applauding there. >> pam: san francisco jumped right on that! let's just start the marriages of now. we are talking about very fundamental right here. breaking news tonight at five. >> >> pam: the whole movement of same-sex

time, over time in history, then we need to find a way to become aware of those habits of thought, lest we find ourselves acting in the grip. and mike lancaster without anderson that history, without understanding the habits of thought, we cannot understand how or why societies could so terribly confuse the nature of the dangers they confront and become convinced that the living exemplars of israel and jewishness are the cause of all of its problems. i ended my book in 1950, a we, too, i think live in an age with its own jewish question. and i could hold at my expense in a summit as an example of this although it was what triggered the book. we live in an age in which many millions of people are exposed daily to some variant of the argument that the challenges of the world they live in ou are bt explained in terms of israel. many of today's critical thinkers rejected the possibility that history, that the history of thinking about judaism can tell us anything about our present situation. some, many, see the attempt to evoke history as an example of special pleading. that is, as an attem

. >> reporter: but lest you wonder what will become of all that sex that "cosmo" famously celebratescover each month, coles makes no apologies. >> i don't think relationships and love and sex are particularly racy. i think it's sort of essential to a good, healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: i'll come back to that later. >> i'm happy to talk about sex relentlessly. >> reporter: joanna coles seems to revel in riding that juxtaposition between the serious and the rest of the stuff in the magazine. and yes, that means she often has to drag all that exhausting sex business home with her to husband peter godlin. do you ever come home and say, darling -- >> listen, it's the hardest part of my job. i've got 17 pages to get through. where are we going to start? it's exhausting. but the good news is every single position in cosmo is trynd and tested. >> it would be irresponsible to have them in the magazine without road testing. >> reporter: he's a good sport and a serious man. a respected journalist and author. his full-time job now is as a champion of human rights. >> we're never going to get t

even the deceased got a burger, which was placed on his casket and buried with him, but lest we bury at eggleston's, has yet opted for the drive- >>"this isn't the first time a funeral home has offered drive-thru services. the most famous one has operated for 40 years in the car culture of southern california." the adams funeral home in compton is what inspired carl eggleston. the los angeles times profiled its drive-thru visitation. >>"oh, yeah. look how she's dressed." the funeral home says it's especially convenient when the deceased is well known and there are lots of mourners. >>"one little etiquette tip, when someone's laid out at a drive-thru funeral, lay off the horn." whether it's fast food or a last look. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. ace coming up on kron 4 news weekend.an update on the possibility of a bart strike, the continuing heat wave, and a new threat to same sex marriage. good morning and thanks for june 30th. following. it is now less than 24- hours strike. we'll have the latest details in negotiation talks. as well as alternate transportation for your monday mornin

it was much lest civil with government and citizen police spying on us and videotaping their fellow citizenshing we were focused on, they must cover their head. but they do so in almost every way you can imagine, many showing as much hair as they can get away with. some were covered top to bottom. others in bright colors, you can see at the bottom there underneath the personal photo lines, she's wearing bright pink tights. then this lady, we called her the ayatollah lady, because yes, she really did love the ayatollah. the two supreme leaders in iran since the revolution are the supreme leaders in the theocracy. the pictures are everywhere, and we saw this, the two ayatollahs in prime position of authority, flanking a giant samsung logo. samsung is everywhere in iran, but this brought ohm just how supreme money really is. and the americans, the australians, and the iranians on our wonderful team in tehran, it was a pretty amazing trip. piers morgan is next. but hurry, because a good thing like this won't last forever. [ tires screech ] here you go, honey. thank you. [ male announcer ] see yo

lest the light of the glorious gospel--the bible says, the devil, all right, the devil has blinded the of people, lest the light of the glorious gospel of christ, the good news of christ, should shine into them. amen? nobody in their right mind, all right, knowing the dangers of smoking, for example, i'll give you an illustration, will keep on smoking, all right, unless darkness has seized his mind. he has seized upon a wrong belief. "i can smoke and still live long. i can smoke and still be--" somewhere along the way there is that belief and once you believe wrong, the devil got you. the way to overcome believing wrong is to believe right. amen? and that's--you can call it repentance if you want because repentance is the greek word for change your mind. it is not beating your breast, screaming and crying before god, all right? it is change your mind. every time you come to church, your minds are being changed. every time people come to church, repentance is going on. what does that mean? changing of minds. and when you believe right, you will see right. when you believe right, you'll

lest my mom was just 221,823 mi. away from earth.ull moon. the closest super moment of the century is still a few years away, to take place december 6th, the 2052. that day, the full moon will be 221,000 for much of a 39 mi. from earth. >> i will be pretty old bike 2052. i will try to be around for. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning bills. sometime this week the supreme court will hand down their ruling on proposition 8. we will be waiting to see if that decision will come out today. >> here is a live picture out of stanford, florida. we are waiting for opening statements in the murder trial of george zimmerman. >> we are keeping an eye on whether or around the bay area as we are expecting to see another wet day. >> we will be right back. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sn

university avenue 34 people have been treated, no word on a cost three and a fire on san francisco, lest one firefighter heard. it happened at about 230 this morning. this is a scene on how to ave. the fire quickly spread leaving eight people, one of them a child, without a place to live. it's a cruise about an hour-and-a-half to knock out the flames. the firefighter whose ankle was heard, is expected to be ok. >>jacqueline: a little warmer today that we saw yesterday. we will continue that slight warming trend through the rest of the workweek. right now, ted is writing from 60 to a severances go to 70 in san jose to 82 and fairfield. 60 '70s and '80s out there this afternoon. as we head into tomorrow, temperatures will be about the same but a tad bit warmer than today. we'll have it will default to start the day and sunny skies into the afternoon. san thing goes for thursday and friday but the fog will be mainly confined to the coastline. will take a look at fault trucker for tomorrow morning. using a fog near the san mateo coastline, but it's not bumped up a long the coast. i didn't al

most of us start off our day with at lest one cup of coffee. $2 to $5 out of your pocket.ending an awful lot of money to entertain their members. >> the sun light foundation crunched the numbers. the house of representatives spent nearly $2 million on coffee and food last year alone. this is a true bipartisan effort. leaders hosting members. republican speaker, $64,000. democratic leader, nancy pelosi, $61,000. steny hoyer, $52,000. >> what do we do about this? >> ask the members to buy their own coffee. >> reporter: the biggest spender in the house, number three republican, kevin mccarthy. even on his facebook page, pictures of meetings, with frilt, bagels, coffee, grand total? $95,000, and another $4,000 for bottled water. enough off to pay two mid level staffers. david kerley from abc news. could i ask you a couple questions abut your coffee and food spending. here in the house. >> reporter: the congressman declined and wouldn't stop. >> $100,000 sir is that appropriate? >> we noticed leftovers from a meeting he was attending. a staffer offer us a bagel. mccarthy's offi

these are the berkeleys be lest beeian couple, the couple who won. >> today is a great day for american children and families. sandy and i want to say how happy we are not only to be able to return to california and finally get married but to be able to say to the children in california, no matter where you live, no matter who your parents are, no matter what family you're in, you are equal, you are as good as your friends' parents and as your friends. we believe from the very beginning that the importance of this case was to send a message to the children of this country that you are just as good as everybody else no matter who you love, no matter who your parents love, and today we can go back to california and say to our own children, all four of our boys, your family is just as good as everybody else's family. we love you as much as anybody else's parents love their kids, and we're going to be equal. now we will be married and we will be equal to every other family in california. thank you. >> today we want to say thank you to all of you, our amazing supporters, our amazing lawyers,

and lest we bury our lead, no one has opted for the drive-through visitation.for 40 years in southern california. the adams funeral home in california is what inspired carl. >> look how she's dressed. >> reporter: the funeral home says it's especially convenient when the deceased is well known and there are lots of mourners. one little additive tip, when someone is laid out at a drive-through funeral, lay off the horn. whether it's fast food or a last look, jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, president obama's double talk, just how concerned is he about the nsa leaker? >>> plus, the latest from the paula deen scandal. we're going to tell you exactly how much money the controversy is costing her. talk about adding up. >>> and more contentious testimony at the george zimmerman trial today. we go indepth tonight out front, what the prosecution's star witness said. let's go "outfront." depth toni front, what the prosecution's star witness said. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, ever

who promptly prostituted her and put her into involuntary servitude where she was afraid to escape lest she be deported and have to leave the country. innumerable human tragedies occur day in and day out under the status quo, which is one reason why i believe we need to fix our broken immigration system and particularly our poorest border that allows these predators to prey on innocent young women like this young woman i met from guatamala, and to basically commit them to human slavery here in the united states in places like houston, where she worked in a bar and was prostituted out numerous times a day because she was, felt so vulnerable and she felt like the only way she could actually stay here was to submit to the demands of this sexual predator. my amendment respects the victims of abusive human smuggling while requiring the department of justice to ensure information about missing migrant remains found on lands of the southern border is uploaded into the national missing unidentified persons social system. and we provide resources to identify the victims. this is another experien

lest we have video of myakka from early today, crews clear down power lines and debris from the road.ity center south of tampa. andrea's maximum sustained winds increased to near 60 mi. for hour the storm is expected to reach florida's big bend area later in the day before moving across the southeastern georgia. tropical storms warnings are in effect for both the west and the east coast lines. the storm is centered about 220 mi. west, southwest of tampa and is moving north, snorth east near 13 m.p.h.. now increased to 16 or 15 mi. per hour. >> thank you james 807 will be back with more in a couple of minutes here on the kron 4 morning news. we have our eye on weather and traffic especially whether because we're going into a heat wave and the next couple of days. it is pretty cool as we look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like ed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! tr

and lest americans think that this cause of democracy is far removed and inconsequential to their lives, americans know that elections have consequences. in this instance, the consequences have ramifications across the world because it is the authoritarian, undemocratic regime of iran that is pursuing nuclear weapons without regard to the well-being of its people. if it does not answer to its people, if it is undemocratic and authoritarian, it can continue to pursue this nonsense iblgal, thought -- nonsensical, thoughtless, lawless course of seeking to arm itself with nuclear weaponry and that is bad not only for the iranian people but for the american people and for the people of the world. so i rise today in support of the hoeven-blumenthal resolution calling for free and fair elections in iran, and condemning the government of the islamic republic of iran for its ongoing violations of human rights. on june 14 iran will hold what looks like to be yet another round of elections that are not fair, not free, not certainly not democratic, a sham, a charade that demeans even the pretense o

lest we lose the time. today we have had ample debate on the question of a traightforward resolution, did ms. lois lerner on may 30, 013, in all or part, proceed after asserting her fifth amendment privilege and if so, did she waive? that will be the question to be decided in the vote that will come momentarily. it is my assertion that she did. having heard the debate, i have not changed my position. and i will reserve pending -- for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> well, mr. chairman, as you know -- >> would you like to move to strike the last word on the resolution before us? > i would, please. >> the gentleman is recognized or five minutes. >> thank you, sir. i do want to note for the record i originally requested time on the amendment. that time has been denied me. but -- and nothing i can do about that now. i do agree this is a serious question before the committee. we have -- we have balancing interests here. one is we certainly need to be able to call witnesses

lest see if it's true or not according to the man. right now we are in taper time. going to move. they're going to then assess and the next move may be higher. the new funds rate is bonds purchases. it's going to go up and down with perceptions of the economy and perceptions of the markets. i think a lot of people have a hard time getting their arms around that. >> i know where mr. fisher is. there's only so much product to buy. there's only so much being auctioned. we have a small window of one-time benefits to the pull forward at the the end of 2012. that alone is going to throttle it at some point, or do you think that's going to make it more confusing? >> i think it definitely is. if you want to make a fed official uncomfortable, tell them the purchases of bonds or mortgages is enabling. they're buying up the deficit. they're helping to lower interest rates. that is something that the fed is very sensitive to. they may throttle back a little bit. >> just ask them if the repo guys have bags under their eyes and they'll know what we're talking about. it isn't doin

first non nonprotestant president and some were constitution to have a separation from church or state lest he take his orders from the vatican and there is a huge amount of controversy that families involved got a lot vile ail and some pretty things. at one point i think life magazine called one of the hated woman in america. reaction was that some schools obviously abided openly didn't and defied the hrlaw. labama and then i believe arkansas defied it and schools did and little by little court cases started coming. so there was a flood of court over the years over this issue that started sorting it out. lee lawrence writes for the christian science monitor. piece looking at the about prayer in schools. who was on the court 50 years make the y did they decisions that they rendered? guest: they made the decisions based on history, on the fact the founding fathers had to the new world to escape government imposed religion, to have religious freedom. protected hat it religion not to have the government too involved or involved at all. hey felt that -- and they felt these kinds of prayers did

i will recognize myself lest the time. today we have had ample debate on the question of a straightforward resolution, did ms. lois lerner on may 30, 2013 in all or part proceed after asserting her fifth amendment privilege and if so, did she waive? that will be the question to be decided in the float that will, materially. it is my assertion that she did. having heard the debate, i have not changed my position and i will reserve. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> well, mr. chairman as you know -- >> would you like to move to strike the last word on the rest luge and? the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you sir. i would do want to let you know for the record i originally requested time on the amendment and that time has been denied me but there is nothing i can do about that now. i do agree this is a serious question before the committee. we have, we have balancing interests here. one is we certainly need to be able to call witnesses before this committee and exp

dear lord, lest i continue my complacent ways, help me to remember that somewhere someone died for me today. if there be war, help me be verbal -- remember to asked and to answer, and am i worth dying for? >> goosebumps. >> 40 seconds. have our first ladies given us? from martha washington to laura bush, they have given us an alternative model for politics. one that centers on civility. we can draw on that modern of politics. model and beo this assured. >> and love our country enough to do it. >> do you want to say a final word? >> thank you so very much. [applause] >> you can watch all of first ladies season one at www.c- span.org. send us your questions about the first ladies on facebook. next monday at 9:00, here on c- span. >> there are 1400 monuments and markers on this battlefield. as the man who fought in this battle getting older, they want to make sure what they did here is remembered and they will do that by building monuments. in modern times, we have other ways of commemorating things like that, but in those days, that is how they commemorated the surface here. monuments h

he holds the pressure for the lest pressure ever measured in a tornado.is we knew with so many storm chasers, we would get a fatality. what is surprising is it was someone who knows when they are doing. some of that was cautious and took safetys a big priority for many, many years and he got caught in a bad position. >> thank you very much. moving on to other news now, after weeks of scandals and controversy, eric holder is facing a growing chorus of calls for his resignation. the white house public low is sticking by holder. peter baker reports that there people in the west wing privately telling associates they wish he would step down. there is heat coming from the media and members of congress. here's the executive editor jill a brack and darrell issa. >> they are talking about what the obama administration has pursu pursued, more than the others combined. we are concerned that the process of news gathering is being criminalized. >> you are trying to say he misled congress? it would be less crime and more accurate to say that would rise to be a lie by

i will recognize myself lest we lose the time. today we have had ample debate on the question of a straightforward resolution did ms. lois lerner on may 30, 2013, in all parts proceed after asserting her fifth amendment from lynch, and if so did she privilege, and if so did she waive? what purposes the gentleman from massachusetts seat recognition -- seek recognition? the geminis recognize for five minutes. >> area originally requested time on the minute, that time has been denied me. nothing i can do about that now. agree this is a serious question before the committee. balancing interests here. we need to be able to call witnesses before this committee and expect the truth. i think that is at the very conductour ability to meaningful oversight and reasonable oversight. that certainly is essential especially to this many in the role of place. on the other hand there is a constitutional right in the fifth amendment to have a self information. that is extremely important as well. one believe i know the gentleman from florida spoke

and not on united states citizens and lest they are contacted or involved with foreigners.do not think that section 215 would have put a crimp on identifying almodovar -- al- mihdhar if that was in place before september 11, but my question with respect to the fisa orderly to the "guardian," as i have described it am a how can section 215 b utilized to scoop up the phone records of american citizens who are not intermediation with a foreigner who is in object of an authorized terrorism investigation? , i havecertain extent to defer to the justice department on legal theory. with the fisa court, i can say there is the belief that the body of telephone data have information that is relevant, maybe relevant, and in the future have been relevant, in the past, and its collection thereby satisfies the requirement for relevance. isthe question of relevance the same type of question with a subpoena or national security lever -- letter without involving the patriot act. the patriotolve act and something that is done in secret, and there are no due process protections in place the fi

"dear lord, lest i continue in my com placent ways, help me remember that someone died for me today. if there be more, help me to remember to ask and then answer, am i worth dying for?" nd i think that encapsulates this. >> yes. >> what have our firth ladies give yep up? >> from martha washington to mrs. bush they have given us an alternative model to politics, one that centers on civility, one that builds bridges instead of bunkers. so just when we despair of the whole thing, of the fighting, we can look to this model, and assure that it was president elect in the first. >> do you want to say a final word there, too, amity? thank you all so very, very much. [applause] >> even >> you can see all the first at s, "influence & image" span.com, or go to facebook.com. >> there are markers on this battle field. the men that fought in this valley are getting older. they are going to that by building monuments. in modern times, the 20th and 21st century, we have other ways of commemorating things like that, but in those days, that's how they commemorated the service here. this is monuments t

i'll recognize myself lest we lose the time. today we have had ample debate on the question of a straightforward resolution. did ms. lois learner on may 30, 2013, in all or part proceed after asserting her fifth amendment privilege? and if so did she waive. that will be the question to be decided in the vote that will come momentarily. it is my assertion that she did . having heard the debate i have not changed my position. and i will reserve pending. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> well, mr. chairman, as you know -- >> would you like to move to strike the last word? >> i would. >> the gentleman is recognized for 5 minutes. >> i do want to note for the record that i originally requested time on the amendment. that time has been denied me. but -- notting i can do about that now. i do agree this is a serious question before the committee. we have balancing interests here. one is we certainly need to be able to call witnesses before this committee and expect the truth. i think that's at t

i say let's do what's effective, lest not do what's ineffective, and let's not overspend at a time when we have got the budget issues that we are facing. in conclusion, mr. president, as the "usa today" editorial board has written, unlike 1986's political sleight of hand, there is not a lot of love lost with the 1986 bill, as you can probably tell. unlike 1986's political sleight of hand, this year's legislation is a tough, credible plan for preventing a new surge of illegal immigration, a quest for unattainable perfection should not be allowed to undo the good that it would achieve. i wish i could say this was a place that let the perfect be the enemy of the good. we seldom even get to the good, but in this case, i think we have gotten to a place that's very good, and that we should move together forward as we have to this point in a bipartisan way to craft a thoughtful solution to a broken system that continues to be a drag on the economy of the state of colorado and the economy of the united states of america. this law, if we passed this law will once again reaffirm a couple of thing

dear lord, lest i continue my complacent ways, help me to remember that somewhere someone died for me today. if there be war, remember to ask and to answer, am i worth dying for? >> goosebumps. >> 40 seconds. >> what have our first ladies given us? from martha washington to laura bush, they have given us an alternative model for politics. one that centers on civility. we can draw on that modern of politics. we can look to this model and be assured. >> and love our country enough to do it. >> do you want to say a final word? >> thank you so very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] in an ladies will begin on monday, september 9. all episodes of the first season are available online at www.c- span.org. >> tomorrow, american history tv commemorates the 150th anniversary of the battle of gettysburg. the 24th michigan belong to a large organization that had become famous throughout the army is the iron brigade. enter the patient for being hard fighters. -- they had a europe tatian for being hard fi