he gentleman from maine. mr. michaud: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for two minutes. thank you very much, mr. speaker. the issue here before us on this bill, first let me say many' a proud co-sponsor of this bill to replace and be able to fire people, but the problem is, the first person we need to fire is the secretary of veterans' affairs, mr. shinseki himself. we respect him. we respect the sacrifice for his country and everything else, but the buck stops at the top. here are the facts, 5,600 veterans are committing suicide every year. that's almost 20 every day. under his watch, under his watch in my own hospital in atlanta, four of our soldiers committed suicide in the hospital, and the very inspector general of the v.a. laid the blame directly at the foot of the v.a. administration for the lack of management of the depth of these soldiers, and when chairman mil

one of the main stumbling blocks. it is quite problematic and difficult. i think we had kind of an .greement were are stumbling blocks the main liquidators disagree. >> thank you so much for your analysis. full results are due on sunday after all 28 nations in the european elections. the key step towards resolving the country's crisis. the protest went on to result in the ouster of the former president. smashing a ballot boxes earlier on. vladimir putin says that moscow he can.k with whoever >> will respect the choice of the ukrainian people. we will work today with those that control the country. we will work with the newly elected structure. >> the defense ministry in kiev issued a statement earlier on today. they come under attack from hundreds of insurgents with 20 other rebels killed. >> [indiscernible] attack and a big northwest of here, there was another ambush. >> foreign editor rob parsons from the east of ukraine. other stories from france 24, the sense of the international criminal court, the warlord handed a 12 year jail term for his part in an

we'll show you how in this week's "main street usa." welcome to hamilton, missouri. population, 1800. until now hamilton has best been known for being the birth place of jcpenney. but today, this city, which is about an hour away from kansas city, is known for something quite different. quilting. it's been dubbed the disneyland of quilting. and that's all because of the vision of one family which started the missouri star quilt company. people have come from all over the world, from as far away as australia. but once they get here, turns out there's not much else for them to do. so missouri star has broadened their business. and now they're working with local partners to turn this sleepy town into a true destination. how many of these buildings do you own? >> right downtown hamilton we have 12 of them. >> so you're really taking over this town. >> we kind of taking advantage of people not using them, and letting them just kind of be run down and fall apart and putting together something new and exciting. >> and some of them, i see, you have the sewing retreat here fo

it wasn't a main driver of our future deficits but it did contribute. with republicans still attack the white house over susan rhys's sunday show appearances, the treasury secretary refused to go along with the administration's narrative that paul ryan and other republicans want to gut retirement programs. >> geithner was having trouble to adjusting the obama -- the white house's demands that he incorporate a political message in his analysis. >> in fact, geithner goes on to suggest the clash with pfeiffer, one of the president's most senior advisers was about politics. pfeiffer said the line was a dog whistle to the left, a phrase i had never heard before. he had to explain that the phrase was code to the democratic base signaling that we intended to protect social security. white house spokesman jay carney insisted there was no effort to deceive. . why do you think a top white house aide would suggest to the treasury secretary -- >> i think i was in that, i think what dan and i have said publicly it's a fact that social security is not the main driver

hamilton's main street, like so many in small towns across america, has been struggling to survive with store fronts empty and crumbling. as the missouri star quilt company grew, the family that started the business in 2008 saw an opportunity to improve their main street and grow their business by bringing quilting enthusiasts from all over the world to town to shop and to sew and to meet up. and so far it's working. we'll show you how in this week's main street u.s.a. >>> welcome to hamilton, missouri, population 1800. they have been known as the birth place of jcpenney, but today this city which is an hour away from kansas city is known for something quite different, quilting. it's been dubbed the disneyland of quilting, and that's all because of the vision of one family which started the missouri star quilt company. people have come from all over the world, from as far away as australia, but once they get here, turns out there's not much else for them to do. so missouri star has broadened their vision. now they're working with local partners to turn this sleepy town into a true desti

that is the main street competitive economy. the most amazing thing that america has given is the gift of freedom to build something from nothing. freedom. that is what this debate is about. isn't thatgentlemen, what almost every debate in the federal city is really about at its core? it is a debate over whether we could continue. they shaped the world in 1776. or whether we are destined to become a social welfare state. the answer to that question lies in the hand of our movement and our party. it is our opportunity and are imperative to reward corporate welfare states. is right. it is necessary. will we and only them, have the moral authority and the popular support to reform the social welfare state. that is the entire point of my talk today. this is a call for action. for republicans in the service. reject the washington insider economy. let's embrace the mainstream competitive economy. the morality. future do, america's will be one of unparalleled freedom and opportunity. the future were all children will be bound only by t

in addition the main areas of cooperation. we also want to focus on is the development of the cotton manufacturing and services sector. our role as the private sector is actively involved in the past and development context. i want to congratulate everybody with impressive progress that could extend his reach. we are ready to provide guarantees to private investors willing to invest in development of nixon's economy during the cooperation we have already invested about five hundred and seventy nine million dollars in such areas as manufacturing finance and telecommunications. and now we like to attract more investors to ensure stable growth of economy of the country in creating new jobs. the main economic problem with the european union is still in employment more than ninety million people registered in job centers the lowest rate of unemployment is correct in austria in germany that makes five percent in france people cannot find jobs makes more than eleven percent in an elite four percent against the background of the ongoi

projects, and today he is maine's first independent united states senator. now, i once served as a chief of staff to a governor of the commonwealth of virginia, so i saw firsthand what governors face when they're trying to improve the infrastructure within the borders of their states. senator king understands the challenges that are associated with infrastructure investments, and i have to say that we really couldn't have asked for a better leader to offer his insights to us here today. so, senator be king, welcome -- senator king, welcome to the nam. [applause] >> those of you -- i'm delighted to be with you, and those of you who have encountered me before know that i never read speeches. i always just talk. but i wrote something in 1992 that i think you might enjoy. and it sort of sets the context for what we're talking about today. so bear with me for a minute. i know it's not as -- it's a little boring when you're reading, but: god cleared his throat nervously as he rose to address the board of environmental protection. his engineers had been working on

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angry at main stream politicians and they will come back to main stream? is it national election or something more profound as septics themselves like to say and it is in fact the beginning of the end of the eu dream of closer integration? >> can we pick that up with you, that point? do you think the anger is more about things that may change like the state of the economy which in france you have a lot of difficulties there. or is it the basic principles of the union like the freedom of movement of workers? >> let me separate that question. part is austerity, unemployment over 11%, over 20% for those over 35. it's also about the recovery, lack of any recovery. three consecutive quarters of almost zero growth. zero growth first quarter this year. it's also a lack of trust in the president. the inability to do something about it. in terms of their attitude towards europe. a week ago, 72% of the people in france said they're in favor of belonging to europe. only 39% of the people think the eu is a good thing. there is this attitude that yes, we want to be par

why such an attack on a main stream reporter. bernie, why?ll, let's stipulate what you just did. she made a mistake. they put a liar on the air who said he was at the scene of the attack of benghazi when he wasn't. it was an avoidable mistake, they have an fbi big wig and they could have asked him to call his big wig pals in washington and think didn't. does it warrant the death penalty, her being fired? the answer is no, it doesn't. this woman has put her life on the line in iraq, afghanistan, equipme egy egypt. that caught to count for something. what this is about, to get to your question, it's a liberal conservative thing. she challenged in her report the party line on what happened in benghazi and that's when liberals put her in the cross hairs. now, you can be a reporter and speak to a liar who tells you lies month after month after month about what happened in benghazi and you'll never get in trouble if the layer's name is jay carney, but certain liars, certain lies are acceptable and certain liars are not acceptable. so this is, they

he gentleman from maine. mr. michaud: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for two minutes. thank you very much, mr. speaker. the issue here before us on this bill, first let me say many' a proud co-sponsor of this bill to replace and be able to fire people, but the problem is, the first person we need to fire is the secretary of veterans' affairs, mr. shinseki himself. we respect him. we respect the sacrifice for his country and everything else, but the buck stops at the top. here are the facts, 5,600 veterans are committing suicide every year. that's almost 20 every day. under his watch, under his watch in my own hospital in atlanta, four of our soldiers committed suicide in the hospital, and the very inspector general of the v.a. laid the blame directly at the foot of the v.a. administration for the lack of management of the depth of these soldiers, and when chairman mil

nightline is next, but first, his album is called, "my own lane" here with the song "main chick" with kid ink. ♪ i don't know your name but you heard my name i know why you came trying to get that name ♪ ♪ but you heard my name girl i know you wanna be my main chick my main chick ♪ ♪ say whoever you came with who you came with i tell em that n ♪ ♪ sitting in the back of the club table got a rope in the front ♪ ♪ uh you looking real familiar i could just be a little drunk ♪ ♪ i don't know your name it's a shame i don't know how to explain it to ya ♪ ♪ but girl i'm just sayin if you got a man back home i don't know him ♪ ♪ what just keep it on the hush pocket full of don't beat around the bush ♪ ♪ wait walk on green i could even hit a putt ♪ ♪ k-o shorty when i hit her with a punch line get a couple shots when its crunch time ♪ ♪ ducking from my ex like the one time ♪ ♪ throw a sign when you really trying to go got the car parked right at the door ♪ ♪ i don't know your name but you heard my name i know why you came trying to get that name ♪ ♪ but you heard my name girl i know you wanna

if i go to main line, let's say i get escorted past the main lines, they are going to call me a piece of [ bleep ], rat because i've told certain things to get here. >> is your life in danger? >> yes. if i go to the main line, if i go to the streets and they recognize me as a gang dropout, they're going to try to hit me, which means kill me or slice me or shoot me. >> when he was younger, george might have carried out that very hit. but as he rose through the ranks, he questioned his involvement in the gang. >> it took me from '88 to '99 to figure out that it was a big ole lie, big old smokescreen. most of the people who are calling the shots are lifers anyway. and misery loves company. they would like to see you as a violator doing life just like them, caught up in the system doing life. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it. you're moving it. >> i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. whatever the barber says goes. >> i ain't got time to give him, you know, his hair is pretty short. >> a lot of these other individuals were waiting before me. but i

last call killer made it through the mail to latent print examiner kim stevens in maine state policeab, she was happy to help out. the state of maine hadn't yet put all their prints onto the national print ta database. >> i received it in the mail and read the letter and synopsis of the case. >> kim stevens entered the last call killer's prints into maine state's database. >> i thought there was no way i would get a match. i had done a lot of searches for outside agencies and the chances were very slim. >> but the database of known in maine came up with 30 possible matches. >> 30 came up for me to look at one by one, side by side, to see if they could be a print. >> for the side-by-side comparison stevens used the original hard copies made by the 30 criminals when they were arrested and inked by police. it's time-consuming and exhausting. >> you want to do it when your eye is fresh and you're ready to make comparisons. >> then stevens found one that she thought matched. >> every time i went to the next rim and found detail that agreed, obviously it was a surprise. i was jumping up an

the main principles of free movement of goods services capital and labor. mind. the text to speech which in our national laws are a different book for soca reasons and due to caution that a single economic space for the future economic union. it is very important for clinton look at those industries and economies that make up the backbone of our industry as they are the main drivers of our countries. he tortured and community pool the unit presidents often doesn't bite his lecture at moscow state university commented on the tuition economic integration think that at present it is not about what decisions which were adopted by separate immigration association with the audience the president once again stressed about how his old world issues in regards to the union has longevity instability rather than short term goals and fifty feet. he oversaw construction crane for the future shopping centers in city hall with how the play facility for the commission this year and a couple of ukraine. some non food retailers reported a drop in sales by thirty to fifty percent of

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how unfair to main street businesses. when they're asked to support their communities, when they're asked to put the ad in the school newspaper, the little high school newspaper, or contribute to a football billboard or contribute to the local fire department so that they could provide fire service. when you think of all the things that main street businesses do, they're not just involved in retail, they're involved in communities. yet those main street businesses are asking for not an unfair advantage; they're asking for fairness. they're asking for equity. they're asking that when sales tax rates have gone up 8%, 9% because the base dwindles, so you have to raise the rate in order to collect the same kind of money, and they are being basically taxed out of the marketplace through this unfair advantage that remote sellers have against them by not having the obligation to collect a tax that honestly is already owed. i want to reiterate a couple points that senator alexander was making because i think it is so important be

priority, the main point was to save the system. that is what he was saying. this point is making -- ande the treasury secretary president were in tandem on many of these issues, we did learn that the president was pushing for war to mastic items, and eisner said he cannot do any of that until there were more monetary solutions. guest: when you still president , and you getrk fed the dodd frank financial we form -- reform, he spearheaded that. he was very pragmatic and he took a look at what could be done, rather than looking very , were being very ambitious. and then he had the european crisis on his hands, and trying to convince europeans to take his approach of taking massive forced to kill the crisis. he expressed rotation that they were using cap measures -- frustration that they were using half measures. it has been pretty hard for the administration to get ideas through. some critics would say they have not had a lot of ideas or initiative. would say they have had a very uncooperative congress. or 2012, aside1 for the debt li

that's not what maine is all about. maine cares about one another. mainers are there.e're a progressive state. and the fact the governor has come up with some of the comments like naacp kiss my butt type of comments, that's not what mainers are about. mainers care about everyone. and that's one of the reasons i'm running for governor, chris. i've been able over the years and both the legislature and in congress able it to work across the aisle, work out issues and respect people. even if you disagree with them, still respect their opinions. and that's one thing our governor does not do. >> so the respect is clearly an issue. let's put aside the kind of verbal aggressiveness. what's the record been for paul lepage in maine over the last four years? >> well, his record has been terrible. you look at this governor, he's issued more vetoes than any other governor. it's very clear he doesn't know how to govern. and the fact he's vetoed bills that have by partisan support such as the expansion under the affordable care act for the 70,000 mainers for medicaid. it was a bipart

now, i have talked with numerous employers in maine. they care deeply about their employees. they in most cases are willing and able to pay more. in fact, many of them do pay more. in fact, all of them pay more than the federal minimum wage because maine's minimum wage is is $7.50 an hour rather than than $7.25 an hour. so we're already above the federal minimum wage. but what they told me is that if there is too much of an increase too rapidly, they will be forced to shrink their work forces or not bring on those summer part-time employees, those high school students, those college students, those individuals who don't have the training and experience that are necessary to be productive in the job for which they are hired at that time. madam president, there is a huge area of compromise available here between $7.25 and $10.10. i think it speaks to what is wrong with washington today that we were placed in a situation where it was take it or leave it rather than are trying to come together and offer amendments and debate the level that might be acceptable to members of this b

we worked hard to resolve all the main design and social concerns raised last hearing and because of a new trend we lost 3 thousand square feet of residential spaces but we believe we have a good product and a better design if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them thank you >> thank you. okay any public comment on that item on this project? >> jonas can he make. >> council my name is don i'm. >> i'm sorry, go ahead, sir. >> all right. i just wanted to say a few things in regards to the project we try to work extensive with the planning department and i think we complied to as many requests in regards to this and he hope it meets with our satisfaction we open up the courtyard and we moved things around to the different requests and we tried to appease all of the needs of the city with this project. i think it will be a good project because like stated before we're offering medium cost housing for the city and low cost housing by electing to go into the building type of housing instead of of the loophole. my nephews have been in the city for 16 years and plan on taking e

we have to stop with the paranoia of debt. >> reporter: others are more main stream. in the eu is at an all time low after a five year economic crisis. the debate is an attempt to make them more transparent even though it will still be up to national leaders to decide who gets the job. but for the first time they will have to take account of election results. here in london the debate was shown on television and on the web. but it barely made a blip on the news agenda. so what is the reaction elsewhere in europe. did they watch the debate in lisbon? >> nope. >> do you care? >> yes, i do, but not enough to watch the detait. >> reporter: what about at thens? >> did you watch the debate? >> no, i didn't. they are all corrupted. >> do you know who the in the of the european commission is. >> i think it was burozo or something like that. >> correct. >> reporter: and in france. >> i must admit it doesn't from me that much. i'm interested in french and local elections, but europeans, i'm not interested enough. >> reporter: the main enemy seems to be apathy and cynicism. >>>

and the main event. ready, set, up. ♪ ♪ let's face it.a bunch of guys in hoods coming in your general direction? i don't. frankly, it creeps me out. time for a drink, perhaps. this is tabernacle, as best as i can understand it, an easter, jesus and mary themed drinking establishment where between drinks one can ponder the agony of christ. but with some sausages. is it like this all year? >> the whole year. you have incense all year. easter music all year. >> is this a week for quiet contemplation and worship or is this a party week or both? >> both of them. >> throughout the course of the week, over 40-odd processions will creep slowly through these streets. there are different brotherhoods, each with their own sacred colors, crests, insignia and so on. it's their medallions of particular christ images that adorn the bar. and frankly, they're kind of bumming me out. maybe it's just me, but when i'm getting a nice late morning buzz, i don't particularly want jesus looking down at me from, like, everywhere. >> how drunk can you get here? do

the main routes there are a few different ways one can potentially be recruited on. there are those who are already inside syria on the menu than their northern syria. therefore they are able to get up there next actions via turkey on the many delights twitter facebook there's also this website called ask of them were in the vigils can ask in the vigil questions about what's going on and then the person will respond and therefore people get connected to each other over over these ways but then you also have more of these in a face to face type of potential recruitment within the context of western europe cee of different types of grassroots movements for example newquay you have a home lies your own group or indulge in new hampshire ia for belgium any of similar types of smaller organizations in other western european countries ball and therefore they have memberships in there and within that then people get recruited and two that are connected to logistics and facilitation networks and most people are going to syria through turkey and a don't need a visa to get to t

two main themes, that we are fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong place. the second is pakistan not only controls it. they control the message and the journalist and friend and intimidated their own reporting, what is happening in pakistan. the level of stress and i run into problems myself which is in the book. in my hotel room in 2006 and you are not to talk to the taliban. that was where we knew the taliban leadership was reorganizing. basically telling me get out of town. and pakistani journalist to stop working with that. and a really important area because that is where they orchestrated the whole research, pakistan and iran, enormous push against american forces and against the whole subject in afghanistan. they didn't want a successful government in afghanistan, they wanted, pakistan wanted to keep afghanistan under its own to control it and dominates the that it could use afghanistan as an anax, those are the themes i was following. they were losing ground, became incredibly difficult to report for the whole eastern bounce, also precarious and all

ukrainian forces took control of the main road into the besieged city putting more pressure on the pro russian rubles have occupied government buildings there for weeks. residents of school the ons said they believed the ukrainian army is preparing to storm the city and flush out the reports. ukrainian prime minister are steady at two new cats accused russia of organizing the unrest in small kiosk and other eastern ukrainian cities and says it is part of moscow's plan to destroy ukraine and destroy the state the us. the news for new england. like skiing the day. republican. it's huge. i was. eye. great news for new england. green security service says the two minute recruits from all that was mostly backed breakaway region of trends history of russian groups work together to ferment. but the unrest in the southern port city of augusta in south bank thousands of russian citizens to be rested up to schools the people going to be vicious fighting between pro ukraine support is set for two spots as witnesses say the fighting erupted off to hundreds progression in the ten people attending i

many of them arrive here at the main jail, also known as the pretrial detention center. >> the main jail is considered the hub because it's right next to the court building. and all of the inmates that go to court are staged at the pretrial detention center where we have a bridge that connects with the courthouse. >> listen, up listen up. >> built in 1959, the detention center is the oldest of the miami-dade facilities and also the busiest. in fact, for the officers' own safety, the jail has asked that we only reveal their last names. >> the biggest challenge in intake is we don't know what we're facing until they come through that door. we don't know if the person is very combative, if they are high on drugs, if they are going to come through and fight a bunch of people. >> we had superman come in one day, a guy dressed in a superman suit. he was upset, visibly upset because they took his cape. fortunately we had enough officers here with experience to talk with him and diffuse the situation. >> after being checked for weapons and contraband, inmates wait in a holding cell. many of the

just speculating let's say that to the main main contenders for the presidency are abdullah abdullah and ashkan ghani. between the two of them with the ashram gandhi would be interested in maintaining a strongly centralized state and abdul up to love would be more interested in the possibility of decentralization. we can talk more about why that would be the case. it's not clear to me that the path is fixed in one direction or the other. some people believe there would have to be a constitutional amendment around this. other people say there is room for maneuver here but i think it is a central question for the next government about the extent to which decisions that made the possibility for example might governments be allowed did? might governors be able to have budgetary authority? might they be able to collect taxes? and it's hard for me that at least in the short-term it wouldn't be a loss for the president. i will leave it there. >> to comment on that reflate a think week tend to think of government as having, as an institution that should divide accountable services to the peo

the main opposition party, democratic alliance has 67.argest party is the congress of the people. there's a new player widely expected to make significant games. the economic freedom fighters led by julius following expulsion from the anc. andrew hardy spoke to julius on the campaign trail. >> bringing a message of hope to them. >> you are criminal charges still facing you? is it not possible you'll end up in jail rather than parliament? >> i'm not going to answer because this government will hate me. if they had a case against me, they would have locked me up. >> people in the west are scared and worry you'll turn this into a land reform. >> this is our country. what we do with our country has got nothing to do with those outside. they must give us time to decide what type of future we want for ourselves. we want our economy back. let the economy benefit people of south africa. >> you're offering to double people's grants here, social grants. >> yes. >> how will you afford that? p pop lichl? >> no. we must take money and give to needy no

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and that's the main street competitive economy. the most amissing thing that america has given me is the freedom to build somethng from nothing, he said. free do that's what this debate is about. and ladies and gentlemen, isn't that what almost every debate n the federal city is really about at its core? it's a debate whether we should continue to be the free republicans. or whether we are december stinned to become a social welfare state of the 21st century. the answer to that question lies collectively in the hands of our movement and our party. it is our opportunity and it is our imperative to reform the corporate welfare state. it is right. it is necessary. for then and only then will we have the moral authority and the popular support to reform the social welfare state and that is the entire point of my talk today. so this is a call for action for republicans and conservatives today reject the washington insider economy. let the democrats embrace it. let's embrace its fairness, its empowerment and when we do america's future w

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