marsha schoultz presents what he deems are the failures of 10 administrations. the book is titled "that infernal little cuban republic: the united states and the cuban revolution." ins program was recorded 2009.

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marsha, would you like to claim that? >> yes, thank you, mr.hairman. >> yield. >> thank you, and i thank our witnesses, also, for being here, and as the chairman said, 2004 is the first time when you have this issue. it was when the first inflater exploded. and then we go through the process of looking at the propellant change and finding out when the change was made going to ammonium nitrate in 2001. now we do hope that this hearing is going to give us an opportunity to talk with you about the decision making process. who was involved in that. why they made the decisions that they did. we'll drill down on that. we are very disappointed in takata. refusing to work with nhtsa on the deadline for a national recall of the driver's side airbags. it expired last night. we will want to address that with you. we welcome our witnesses, janice "jan" schakowsky and i am finishing right on time, mr. chairman. back to you. >> well done. now chair recognizes the ranking member, the gentle lady from illinois for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman for h

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and the rational for me it will help some of the smaller franchises and there's data that i know marsha restraining order hospital from supervisor chiu's office or working to show there's a relatively small number of employees that is impacted and along with president chiu harding this back in to 20 is a critical part especially for those types of small franchises that are being sensitive to our legislation. >> actually, i, second the first amendment i really don't understand the rational for going back up to the threshold of 20 anyhow mecca that work we want to be able to establish retention policies and predictable scheduling in small businesses through this legislation. >> formula retail i don't see the size of the business it should matter when overriding policy is to build retention policies for scheduling why shouldn't he apply to those businesses because their smaller seems like the workers will have the same need of predictability if we're creating a position where the scheduling is enhancing the employment capacity of the store or the franchise it is a policy we want to create

a judge found marsha garcia pallone guilty of voluntary m s manslaughter, but mentally ill. she stabbed her husband to death inside their home. she was starting center on the pen team that made to the final four back in 1979. she went on it play in the nba and in europe. >>> the reward is now up to $65,000 tonight in the search for missing college student shane montgomery. montgomery vanished 13 days ago. westchester university student was last seen early thanksgiving morning at a bar. over the week he said, volunteers took their search to lincoln financial field. they passed out leaflets hoping someone in the big crowds might give them new clues. family and friends tell us they are not giving up hope. >>> tonight temple university officials vimi izvimiz izvinyli expand the campus. the project calls for a full city block of green space with a new library and science building. the new library will sit in the heart of the campus. jim creeden said students and staff wanted a new open space for a while now. >> always a lot of conversation here at temple the need for having a lit

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congresswoman marsha blackburn. welcome, congresswoman, blackburn. you stepped out of the hearing. you were there. were you satisfied with anything that you heard today? >> liz, i've got to tell you, i was not satisfied. what they're trying to say is, well, we want to minimize the damage. we took a risk, and now we're trying to minimize the damage. and what we could not get to was the root cause. why did they decide to go with ammonium nitrate in these bags? they were warned. we had some of the statements from their engineers that were working on the project that warned them against this. so we were not -- we were not pleased with the responses that we got and we're going to continue to work with some of the automakers and takata and see if we can't solve this issue. liz: well, there was a testy moment. and we want to show it to our viewers where you began to question mr. shimizu about these concerns that involved engineers as way back from the 1990s. >> when they brought this to your attention, what did you and your team at takata say in response to these engineers? did you blow i

the state fire marsha's oe said he nfsed to setting six fires. the first was setback october 1st. fires were started in storage containers, brush, trash cans, garage and vehicle. the total damage is $40,000. kneisley is suspended from the baltimore pike fire department pending an investigation. no word on a motive. >>> children's snow days will not be affected by an alert system to montgomery county. the system will target where snow is the biggest problem. it will zone the county into two areas. the split is where you see the red line. snow days will still fly county wide and will be based on safety not just the forecast. >> in loudoun county, your kids will go to school before labor day next year. the school board agreed on the change because it gives students more time in class before standardized testing in the spring according to leesburgtoday.com. under the new calendar, school will start october 31st and end june 14th. and next year kids could have to go to kindergarten all day. williams says a third of the county kindergarteners could be a test program to spend them to sch

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marsha blackburn says it funds king obama's amnesty. and then health care funded through the fiscal year october 1, correct? >> that's the interesting thing in this is all the fighting and all the skirmish over obamacare over the last five years on capitol hill, no new funding for obamacare. no new funding. so there was not really a fight over obamacare in this bill. that was the interesting thing. >> isn't that the leverage they gave up? >> that was the fight last fall. >> yeah. >> that's what some people think. and that was if you talked to conservatives like michele bachmann and steve king, they were very disappointed the night before last where this was not made an order their amendment to sort of shackle the department of homeland security, shackle the spending in some way the dhs would handle immigration services. and that amendment was not made an order. the problem of course then a democratic senate and harry reid probably wopt have thought too kindly of that and president obama would have veto that had and that would have invit

marsha schoultz presents what he deems are the failures of 10 administrations. the book is titled "that infernal little cuban republic: the united states and the cuban revolution." ins program was recorded 2009. expert.not a cuba i study the u.s.-cuba relationship. i want to focus on what intrigues me most about washington's policy toward cuba. that is the mental software we use to undergird our policy. that is what the book is about. what it attempts to explain is what everyone agrees is a dysfunctional policy. saysirst, as wolf blitzer on "the situation room," we have some breaking news. i want to talk about what president obama did yesterday. he announced a relaxation of the u.s. embargo of cuba. this began in october, 1960. it was instituted by president eisenhower just a few days before the election between richard nixon and john kennedy. candidate nixon asked the president to do something to show some spine toward cuba and step thato was the was taken. [no audio] i think there is a little truth in advertising to begin. not a cuba specialist. i studied the

, as well as by numerous public calls for a federal investigation by civic leaders, congresswoman marsha and by mayor jackson. since march of 2013, is the justice department is closely examined nearly 600 use of force incidents that occurred between 2010 and 2013. including the incidents involving the use of lethal and less than lethal force. we have determined that there is reasonable cause to believe that the cleveland division of public police engages in a pattern and practice of using excessive force and as a result of cyst temic deficiencies, including inadequate training and ineffective policies and inadequate engagement in the community. now, fortunately, today i can announce that the department of justice and the city of cleveland have come together. have come together to set in motion a process that will remedy these issues in a comprehensive and in a court enforceable manner. now, under mayor jackson's leadership, the city has acknowledged that the department's findings that raise issues of importance to people really throughout this community and, together, we have agreed to a

congresswoman marsha blackburn. there is not going to be a shutdown.understand something quite different than october of last year when republicans got into all of that troubled did it didn't affect the outcome of the election. once they were desperate in 2013, they are sitting on top of the hill and are going to play power politics. bill: don't blow it. we are asking today online with a new majority will they succeed or will they fail? >> first of all i think there are bound to succeed unless as trials suggest not see a psychiatrist and do some serious inner exploration. the reality is we have a president who needs to be visiting a psychiatrist, not republican leadership. maybe they should all take a little counsel, i'd don't know. he is taking imperial presidency to levels and to depths not imagined. this is a presidency that borders on the sword or even some. republicans have in my judgment manifest as a constitutional responsibility to put in place limits for this president and they must be set soon. when their majority walks on to the hell and in

so we want to expand the recall, the safety improvement campaign to include all areas marsha blackburn of the country. again, keeping a priority on those regional areas. >> thank you very much. >> thanks. >> gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentle lady from tennessee. the vice chair of the committee. full committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you for your good work on this. and i thank our witnesses for being willing to answer these questions. because we are trying to get to the root cause of this, mr. waxman just mentioned that term and mr. shimizu, i want to go that direction with you. let's go specifically to the the november 19th new york times article that tries to give a framework, a time line, a chronology to this. we can't solve this problem, and by and large, we talked about what we're doing about this, but let's go back to how we got into this mess in the first place. and why we got into this mess in the first place. and that is covered in some part in this new york times article and mr. chairman, i would like to submit this for the record. it

on fx, a new crime story, it will star actress sarah paulsen who will play marsha clark. american crime story, the people versus only j. simpson will start next year. >> this is based off an american horror story. it will be interesting to see how is it plays out. >>> youtube released its list of the most popular videos, which includes, views, shares, comments, a menacing pooch takes the no 1 spot. that's the devil baby, i think. >> i want to see the baby. . >> aaahhh! . >> that is such a good video. it's so mean. >> a cute, furry little thing. >> no, it's not. >> oh, stop it. >> youtube says the video pulled in more than 114 million views in november. also appearing on the list was the iphone 6. >> i want to see the baby. >> the devil baby attack. there it is! which has been viewed more than 37 million times. >> oh! >> that is funny. >> kind of looks like you, barnacle. >> what? >> come on, really? oh, go get a furry cute little thing. >> oh! >> stop. >> that's not even funny. i can't laugh, you guys. >> all right. >> coming up on "morning joe," former director of the ci

house members in the best that you all could do all the time was have people like steve king and marsha blackburn on your show. it looks to me that you could do a better job having someone with a bit of principles. host: who would you like to see? caller: some house of representatives that represent the country the way that they talk. you never say anything back to them whenever wrong. thank you. host: ok. back to twitter -- host: we are continuing to take your calls, the lines on the bottom of the screen. from social media and facebook you can also send us an e-mail. wendell writes that the president had the best year because he did everything he could for the people. he also writes that the republicans had the worst year because they did nothing. surely comes back and says -- where have you been living. back to the article written by "the huffington post" this morning. they write about gabby giffords having one of the worst years in washington. host: guest: that, according to the huffington post this morning, their official biggest losers of 2014. more on all of this from the last wee