the new look of "sports final" alongside carol maloney i'm jason pew.d earlier today with the capitals. >> the stage was set. verizon center was rocking. caps fans thrilled to have their team back at home for the first time since the olympic break and eager to see them jump back in the play-off picture but blown opportunity. that's the theme of the day. alex ovechkin and the caps want to keep this winning going forever, but you know one mistake will cost you versus the flyers, this one especially painful. leaves the puck behind the net on the power play. flyers get the puck right in front and adam hall with a rocket. it's a short-handed goal. turnover by the caps ties at two. less than a minute later, mike green to ward. somehow ward behind the back pat to jay, beautiful. caps up 3-2. they would lead 4-2 at the end of the period, a two-goal lead but it is not safe in the third washington back and forth. braydon puts demetry and the only problem, orloff called for boarding. the legal review. cash in on the long power play and a little over a minute left,

i want to thank congresswoman maloney and congressman king for joining us this evening. may god bless america and may god bless the people of ukraine and the legitimate government of ukraine as she seeks to build liberty and justice for all her people. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yield back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013rks the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority eader. mr. king: i would first like to say i appreciate the gentlelady's presentation and the attention to the part of the world that has been the center of discussion here tonight and should be the center of our american discussion and will be for some time to come. as i watch this unfold and think of the time in 2008 when i found myself in the nation of georgia a little more than a week after e russians invaded two provinces of georgia and having arrived there and met with the leadership of georgia and his cabinet that were young people and the minister of defense that was awaiting his 30th birthday, i heard the narra

maloney's chief assistant. when i was there, i was very actively involved in really supervising the gotti prosecution which ultimately led to his conviction. >> how many times was he tried? >> three times. he was acquitted twice. the third time he was convicted. >> were you in the courtroom? >> i was in the courtroom a lot of the time, but i was not part of the trial team. i was involved in a lot of the strategy calls. mr. maloney was in the trial himself along with mr. gleason. ironically when i became the u.s. attorney of the southern district a couple years later, we prosecuted john gotti's son, john a. gotti, also known as junior. >> was he convicted? >> he pled guilty, yes. >> so with the former head of the gambino family, cosa nostra, whatever label you want to put on it, did you ever fear for your own life? >> i did not fear for my own life. you have to be prudent about your security risks as a prosecutor. i think everybody realizes this. there are a lot of rules in the organized crime spaces and arenas

we'll talk to caroline maloney after the break. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay. you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car, and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. >>> as enormous as the challenge is for president obama in ukraine, this major foreign policy challenge has another very real impact. will it be a distraction for the president and congress, taking some attention away from important domestic priorities? let's start with the minimum wage, for example. this was house democrats last week trying to push pressure on republicans to vote to raise it to $10.10. congresswoman caroline maloney of new york joins me now. always good to have yo

maloney. i want to talk for just a moment about some of the women from tennessee who have made such a significant contribution. now each of us standing on the floor tonight have stood in this chamber and have fought or children and doctor mildred stallman, millie stallman is from nashville and is part of the vanderbilt university medical center team, she's a pioneering professor in pediatrics and pathology and vanderbilt. well, anyone who has ever been n a neo -- in a neonateology unit has seen some of the -- neonaytology unit has seen some of the pie -- neonatology unit has seen some of her work. she was the first to develop methods for monitoring lung disease in premature babies. with 1,300 preemies born every single day, if you were to go into a hospital neonatology unit, you would see some of the knowledge, the experience, the insight and the discovery that's been brought about by dr. stallman in helping these young babies to live. i would also like to mention beth harwell. she's our speak

the death has been a nonstop want our team director general oliver maloney has been tony held the posts from nineteen seventy five to nineteen seventy it when he retired age four she was paying tribute to our team's current director general in the low current city would be most remembered for his reform agenda as the kids to wait for the launch of our tt and ten cents pre disaster read the ot. it certainly is survived by his wife connie has three children. historian and author shane co march has done it. he was best known for his lack of consent and country and museum in north dublin. he was of some of the au pair and historian in the macintosh the cast of interests that it is with great sadness and described mr markham much as i loved and respected colleague. this friday six when news from having a great weekend but for now. the slant of the deal in paris and those are headlines for you this hour. every album the l twenty four received a lot from friends twenty four news from headline news updated every fifteen minutes in the morning and evening prime time on. in eighteen thirty seven

angeles, and others, and we had the port staff that came and joined us as well, peter daily and jim, maloney and commissioner adams was there as well and included several members of the iowuu at the commission's lunch which was significant for everyone to break bread together. >> it was the best attended ever and had some really terrific presentations throughout the day. one of the keynote addresses was from leslie breakly the executive director from the america gateways and corridors and we had members of the core presenting and right of others and then that evening was when the port of san francisco received our award at a reception and included the members of the state legislature, and many of their staff, so that was exciting and then the port of san francisco, actually gave an award out, as well as being the recipients and given an award to katz who is the founder of the maritime and he is stepping down from that and we were able to honor him on his great work for the ports of california. and so it was wonderful and appreciated that they gave the award to the port of san francisco. any

commissioners, commissioner and present katz and vice president adams and commissioners, my name is jim maloney and i want to give you a brief presentation on number three, and the zone schedule revision and ask that you approve the resolution in front of you. our zone schedule effectively our foreign trade zone tariffs which includes the rules, regulations, and definition and our rate schedule. the foreign strayed zone board which is an agency of the u.s. department of commerce, grants authority to local jurisdictions to operate the foreign trade zones in an effort to promote the business and economic development in the local regions. and as you are aware, the port received a grant of authority to operate foreign trades on number three, back in 1948. and this success and activity associated with the zone has ebbed and flowed over the years and when the zone, or when the port terminated the relationship with our existing operator back in 2009, who operated the foreign trades zone appears on 19 and 23, the port took over the direct operation and management of the zone ourselves at that point. an

and the movie starring christopher maloney of law & order svu as a dad who runs a car lot, and the star of diary of a wimpy kid. both said they loved working on a smaller movie. >> it's a smaller movie. it plays out. there's not car crashes. there's not blood, but you have these very intense moments of behavior in human interaction. >> the director of the movie is perhaps best known for creating the tv show "24." he also spent some time in case you didn't know at uc berkley. right now we're going to anthony slaughter. they were pretty funny tonight and the movie was awesome. >> i'm amongst royalty. >> not quite. >> well, you know, we saw a beautiful day across the bay area. picture perfect conditions. 70s and 80s for the most part. things are really starting to change. the wind is starting to ploechlt the san francisco cam is having problems getting reception because winds are starting to gust, in fact up to 30 miles per hour in san francisco right now. later on tomorrow we are going to see temperatures go down quite a bit. nothing like what we saw today. we were in the 70s and 80s toda

>> i'm megan maloney from orange county, california. >> have you ever had a threes e threesome?y: all the guys are yelling yes and all the women are saying no. let's find out. >> no. do i have to say anything else besides that. >> not if you have owe don't want to. >> oh, no. >> jimmy:'m pretty sure she hadn't had a onesome yet. >> i'm mike from hollywood. >> have you ever had a threes e threesome? >> no! >> jimmy: i think he'll be tickled to hear that. >> yeah. it's part of being in hollywood. >> jimmy: all right, who else do we have. >> my name is lindsay tanner and i'm from missouri. >> have you ever had a threesome? >> jimmy: most people are saying yes. which i wouldn't think hermitage, missouri, would be threesome country. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: maybe a sixome. >> have you ever had a threesome? >> jimmy: guillermo, what do you think? >> yes. >> jimmy: what makes you say yes? >> guillermo: she looks a little wild. >> jimmy: she does? all right. >> no, but i would like to. are you doing anything tonight? >> i am now. >> jimmy: we haven't seen the guy with the microphone sin

first is ryan white maloney, he kicked off the night. take a look. ♪ when the lights go down in the city ♪ ♪ and the sun shines on the lake ♪ >> by the way, i just want to say, usher always turns last. >> he likes the drama of it, right? >> then maybe it is like -- maybe they want him more. he's playing hard to get. now they want him. i think -- i think he went with blake. all that being said. >> because you're obsessed with blake. >> i am. >> i say adam. >> the winner is blake. >> oh. >> right again. >> every time. >> okay. let's do the next one. this is cassandra lewis. here is another standout. ♪ ain't no way for me to you won't let me give all of me ♪ ♪ and if you need me to love you ♪ ♪ >> usher held out. >> no, he hit it. >> i mean, again, with the last turn. >> i love it that he knows there is one note left -- >> she picked -- you know why she picked usher? because she's -- she picked -- >> i thought she picked shakira. that voice was amazing. >> and blake? >> what? >> blake is going to win. >> with a voice like that -- >> in the

democratic congresswoman carolyn maloney said this. >> where are the women? when i look at this panel, i don't see one single woman.on >> panel on contraception? >> this was in 2012. it wasn't showed to be aable on contraception. it was supposed to be onon religious liberty and it was the first of a series of panels. optically it was unbelievabl stupid republicans are dumb about the visuals and how they will be manipulated. but they thought it was a conversation about religious liberty. they did not think that it was not supposed to be aboutrr contraception in this particular hearing. it was used as a staged opportunity to say we have a war on women. the war on women had beenf predetermined to be a useful campaign strategy. there is a group that nancyelos pelosi runs weekly and they havy looked at obama's sinking numbers at the beginning off 25012 and said -- 2012 and saido if we're going to make hay, we need to have a meeting. what they came up with was war on women. that's why you saw issue after issue being praised -- >> let's go on to the next topic. jehm

maloney: i thank the gentlelady for her leadership and for authoring the grimm-waters bill which i support. this bill will protect homeowners from drastic premium increases, provide relief to housing markets and put the flood insurance program on a path to long-term solvency. the bill will also put a stop to fema's reckless implementation of biggert-waters, the g.a.o. found that fema doesn't even have the information that the g.a.o. said was key to determining a property's actual flood risk. fema has gone ahead and a shocking indifference to the impact of the middle-class families that are suffering across this country because of hurricane sandy, many of whom in my district. this bill will require fema to complete the affordable study act that was required and mandated in the prior legislation so independent experts can determine the best way to successfully balance the two main goals, consumer affordability and long-term solvency. this bill would set a hard cap on rate increases at 18% a year and will protect families and businesses from the kinds of 500% increases that they are suffering

maloney: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the 193rd anniversary of greece's declaration of independence from the ottoman empire. the ancient greeks forged the notion of democratcy. they believed in the right of self-governance, one of the foundations of our great nation. yet for centrist the greek people, the people whose ancestors inspired our own country's founding, the people whom thomas jefferson called, the light which led ourselves out of gothic darkness, the greek people were denied this right. today greeks celebrate march 25 as the day when the greeks began the long hard battle for independence. recently met with the ambassador, to cyprus, to discuss the latest on our cyprus negotiations. he was hopeful that real progress could be made in unifying the island and stopping the illegal turkish occupation. the u.s. must also continue to work to find a mutually agreeable name for the former yugoslav republic of macedonia. greece an important ally to the united states. i'm proud to stand w

i thank the gentlewoman from new york, carolyn maloney, and the gentlewoman from tennessee, arsha blackburn, for their continued efforts on this endeavor. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today. religious views. you can see many reporters and people milling around waiting for attorneys to come out to address the media. sights and sounds from outside the high chamber. [cheering] [cheering] >> no birth control - pro -family [cheering] i am so honored and so proud to introduce someone who really want for you all to meet, professor dorothy roberts. [cheering] her book is out. the professor of law and sociology. she is a professor of civil rights and she is the chair of the [indiscernible] she has an acclaimed scholar at the university of pennsylvania. [indiscernible] [crowd noises] [cheering] >> did you come here with any friends? >> no. [cheering] >> we know that when access to health care is denied, it marginalizes women in this country. [cheering] [che

so maloney and michael shannon appeared in "men of steel."lived near kevin bacon -- >> so did i. >> we're both at four. >> no that brings your number down. you want a low number. you want a low number. >> you lived in the burorough o manhattan. >> you don't want to be associated with him? >> you do. >> oh! >> you want a close degree. >> degrees of separation. >> we'll walk you through it in the break. >> so al is two. >> al and diane weist in the comedy "the big year." diane and bacon in "footloose." >> i think i get to move up a little because i've worked out in the same gym as kevin bacon for a period of time. both he and his wife. >> oh. >> so you're technically one. >> i think so. >> on the bench, spotting him. >> he was on the same treadmill. >> willie is up there with a two, as well. >> i've got two. i was in "the campaign" with john lithgow, lithgow and bacon in footloose. >> it took me 20 years to realize that you're supposed to get the smallest. >> you keep working on that. >> i'm not even good at "monopoly." >> i like to play the ga

. >> reporter: for dabber wasserman should see, alabama's terry sooul and new york's carolyn maloney.the day. they're congresswomen. oh, but by night -- >> did you not -- >> oh, okay. >> reporter: this is like a sorority house. >> it's a sister hood, for sure. >> reporter: at their three-story d.c. townhouse, maloney is less a house mother and more the landlord. >> when i was first elected, i lived alone. i had an apartment, and i was used to a husband and two children and a cat and pandemonium, chaos at home. so i decided to buy a house and fill it up with friends. it's exactly what i did. >> a lot going on. >> reporter: no surprise the three democrats spend many nights talking policy and strategy, but there are chores. >> i love to garden. no one else gardens. >> i started cooking recently, actually. >> debbie wasserman schultz in the kitchen. >> with terri on the stool keeping me company. >> reporter: the key to household happiness? >> we all have our own sets. >> reporter: but the roommates do share shoulders and ears. >> when carolyn lost her husband, when i went through breast c

as our coaches head to their chairs, let's meet the night's first artist, 33-year-old ryan whyte maloneypy for you! i had several bands growing up.

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christopher maloney. ♪ ♪ this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with ar doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> time for news by the numbers. first, 19%. that's how much u.s. food prices are up this year. the reason? drought on the west coast. $16 million. that's how much obama's recent vacation to africa and hawaii cost you and that's just for the flights. finally, 40 years. that's how long this 1969 mustang shelby gt 500 was locked away in a garage. it was just 8 -- at 8500 miles on it. it's expected to sell for more than $100,000. >> friend of mine had that in high school. >>> meanwhile, actor christopher meloni is coming back to tv in a new fox comedy called "surviving jack." he plays a blunt father who has taken charge of his teenage kids while his wife goes to school. here he shares some wisdom about women with his boy. >> well, there is a girl at school -- >> let me help you out here. you're 16. this girl, she's not the one. hell, when you get married, there is a 50% you're going to get married, so even the one might not be the one. it's a

first is ryan white maloney, he kicked off the night. take a look. ♪ when the lights go down in the city ♪ ♪ and the sun shines on the lake ♪ i'm rory from west virginia. how do you feel when a woman approaches you on the street? >> me personally? i feel like i'm getting robbed. because that's the only reason a woman would approach me on the street. what do you mean? >> what about the question of when women approach men and say, hi, and want to get to know you. you like that? >> the married men like it. >> you an ego. that's great. how does it feel for a woman to get approached? >> what is the right approach? what should she say? >> that's it. seriously. if you say, just make small talk, a guy knows, like, wow, she's opening up. going to feel awkward. you're like, hi. >> women are way smoother than guys. women realize they don't need a line. guys talk, like, did it hurt? women don't do stuff like that. they realize you don't need to do that -- >> don't approach rick on the street. >> we have to walk side by side. if you did approach chuc