marty? >> thank you, rear rei kay. >>> two -- erica. >>> two americans released from jail are back on u.s. soil. matthew miller from bakersfield and kenneth bae from lynwood, washington, flew back to the u.s. >> they spent two years, miller seven months in custody, both sentenced to hard labor for their crimes. we report from south korea on why the two men's were released now, a move which surprised many. >> reporter: a top secret mission in the dead of night. the top spy chief in the united states has a letter from the u.s. president. he leaves one day later with two former prisoners. no conditions and no strings attached according to the u.s. why the sudden humanitarian gesture from north korea. >> clearly they crave having this kind of high-level attention. obviously they are pleased that general clapper came. >> reporter: another suggestion, kim jong-un wants to show that he is still in charge. he is back in the spotlight, limping but without the cane. they believe his charm offensive, i

scott schafer spoke with knbr pre and post game giants host marty lurie about this group of warriorsnd what's next for them. >> marty lurie, welcome. >> thank you. >> what an incredible october for the giants and their fans. you were at the parade today. you were in the parade today. what is it about this team and its connection with the people who live in san francisco and the bay area? >> well, in a way it's sort of an underdog team. no one gives them much credit. they win two world series and no one picks them to win this world series. it's a real team of teamwork. they've pulled together, and as i say, it's 25 people, 25 stories. we like that in northern california. we're an area that works together. we try to work together. we know how to do things in northern california, and i think this team works that way. >> somebody said they play for the name on the front of the shirt, not the name on the back, which i think is a nice way to say it. >> yeah, there's no "i" in team, as they like to say. it's a team. >> a lot was said about madison bumgarner, of course, incredible story for

marty. >>> thank you very much erica.museum in san francisco. >> joining us is the rose of arabia, at at asian art museum, and a new exhibit in traveling to different cities around the u.s., starting in dc, ending in san francisco. tell us more about the exhibit and what we can expect to see. >> yes, so the exhibit features art and artifacts from ancient saudi arabia. really does reveal a new part of the region that we've never known before. so visitors should expect over 200 objects that date as far back as 1 million years ago to the 17th, 18th century. >> i would assume that it was difficult to convince saudi arabian authorities that this exhibit needs to be seen. can you tell us a little bit about the negotiation that went on back and forth to try to get this exhibit going. >> luckily, since we were not the original organizers, dc was the original organizers, they did the negotiation for us. >> so you got to reap the benefits. >> yes, until our main responsibility was simply to taylor the exhibition to our space and au

. >> big taxing marty o'malley, big spending marty o'malley, and in two days, big loser, marty o'mallee and anthony brown. >> last week chris christie yelled at a heckler. it was played on c.b.s. for another potential candidate rand paul. interesting reaction. watch. >> until that time sit down and shut up. [ cheering ] >> reporter: what do you think, is that the right meter for someone getting ready to run for president? >> i think the bully demeanour may go over well in certain places. i grew up in the south and we are yes ma'am, no sir and a little more polite. i think people want a little more of that. >> bully demeanour, people in new jersey engaging in bully demeanour. that's the power poll >>> let's dive into the election. betina joins us from miami, a former director. good to see you, how are you? >> good and you, nice to see you. >> the former director of the hispanic outreach for the republican national committee. michael shure is with us, david shuster is here, and betina, let's start with you. let's talk about rand paul calling out chris christie. certainly a shot at his rec

thanks, marty. know, i love it! that is kind of awesome. anyway, i'm teasing. thank you very much, marty and greg and all the great people at united technologies. i've had the chance to do a of events for them and they are great, great people to work for. i long for the day when i can a house with an elevator in my own helicopter, not in this lifetime -- but anyway, i can always wish. you are all observers -- i'm to do to figure out how this -- okay, anyway, we are experiment in of and i deprivation finished up at nbc in new york at 2:45 am this morning. i went back to my hotel and drafted my column for friday -- then friday's magazine and showered and shaved. 6 o'clock train 15 n, so i have had a minute nap -- because i finished the column up while i was -- while i was on the train. so we will see if i have any coherence whatsoever, but anyway, this is a stream of consciousness. this is not a full polished i will be giving in a few weeks. for me talk about a couple things. one, we haven't for a couple what you are democrats is the equivalent of a perfect storm

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels.the face, knocked him out a bit. i'd like to thank you for that. >> you're talking to me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ ♪ one pill makes you larger, one makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charl

. >> big tax in marty o'mali. big spending marty o'malley. and in two days, big loser marty o'malley. >> last week he yelled at a heckler in new jersey. watch. >> until that time, sit down and shut up. >> what do you think? is that the right demeanor for someone getting ready to run for president? >> you know, i think this bully demeanor may go over well in certain places but i can't imagine -- i grew up in the south, we're a little bit more polite, and i think there's there's people that want a little bit more politeness. >> there he is calling him a bully. >> that's good stuff. michael shore is with us. how are you? >> how are you. >> did you have a good weekend? >> yes. >> did you get good rest? >> no, i did not. no 49er fan got rest yesterday. >> is there anything empirecal to support joe biden? >> first of all, he said he went into 67 states. there's only 36 senators up. but that's his role, to be the cheerleader for the party and here's what happens in politics. you're joe biden and going into halls full of people that are so excited an

another key part of safety marty says is simply remembering where you are.elieve it or not if you're a worker who rappels off of buildings like this one regularly and there's relatively few accidents it's easy to forget how dangerous this kind of work can be. >> i never want to take for granted what we do and how careful we have to be. >> reporter: matt rivers, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> developing now, new jersey police are asking for the public's help to identify the mother of an infant girl whose remains were found at a recycling facility. the discovery was made at the recommunity recycling plant on railroad avenue in farmingdale borough monmouth county tuesday afternoon. bloodstained clothes were found near the remains and police hope someone may recognize this clothing to help identify the mother of the child. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> an investigation is under way after a toddler drowned in a day-care center's gold fish pond. >>> chopper three over the 900 block of shar lane and millville cumberland county. the ow

marty, your one thing?> i think it's going to be the republican reaction to the president's action on immigration. >> yeah, what should that reaction be? >> i think that they should find a way to say we will do even more instead of saying we're going to do nothing and we're going to prevent you from doing something for 11 million illegals, most of whom are hispanic and will vote against the republicans if the republicans cut it off. >> all right, we got to leave it there. i would agree, immigration and keystone pipeline, that vote happening on tuesday. thank you to our panel for watching. that will do it for sunday morning futures. i'll be back tomorrow morning on opening bell on the fox business network. stay with fox news media buzz with howard kurtz begins right now. >> on the buzz meter this sunday, the architect of obama care caught on tape saying that -- it's ignored for days by the broadcast networks, by the "new york times" and much of the main stream media. what gives? >> you don't really get the n

70 of them are repelling on buildings or doing high rise or facade services every day report roar martytis man owns jenkintown building services. his tow cleans eight of philly's tallest skyscraper using the same sort of equipment found today at one world trade center. he says dramatic scenes like this one are incredibly rare. >> more of our accidents happen with a guy tripping on a sidewalk, looking up at a building stepping in a pothole. it's amazingly reliable. >> reporter: how did this happen? official officials sak developed in the cable holding up the left side of the platform causing it to fall. 'tis man says a number of things could have gone wrong including a brake failure in the system's motor. another possible culprit -- >> there's suspension device from the roof. so we really don't know yet what could have failed. >> reporter: but he's interested to find out. >> we want to see if that tells us anything about system changes, procedures that need to be retooled. >> reporter: constant maintenance is also a must he says, as is making sure workers are following strict guideline.

presentation by marti goddard, access services manager, san francisco public library. >> the staff hired the rule, reflect the local communities of the users who are deaf and blind and those who have learning disabilities and the works are one or two part time positions for people with the developmental disability and presentation by marti, goddard, access services manager, san francisco public library. >> that i think this meeting is a celebration and i am so happy to be able to be a part of it, thank you very much. >> being a lie braeer an, as i was thinking of what to say today, i spent the time looking at and thinking about definitions of diversity and inclusion and mostly i found when related to humans something like the state of having people who are different races, or who have different culture and a group or an organization, and or references to people of all backgrounds, and experiences. and we are lucky in san francisco because we don't have to work really hard at recruiting a diverse workforce and when the job openings are posted and a number of talented people who represent,

eventually it will get to you, marty, don't worry, just a matter of time. let get further south and gonadal who sent in 44 degrees temperatures. over the last nine minutes. he has steady rain in newark, delaware and wind gusts not too bad up to 8 miles an her but that too will change, with time. this is ane loving system. so win kicks in. change over gets underway and we will end up with a whole days worth of some stormy weather. lets get next out to storm scan three and show you what is going on right now and what we can expect. moisture still working its way up. what you see on the radar isn't necessarily verifying at the ground. some of you are reporting from the eyewitness weather watcher network that we are not seeing other than clouds. just a a matter of time. all moving in as we speak. we have a licensing way to go. all of this moisture has to move on through than get out of here before we are done with the storm. you will notice through appalachians the changeover is now beginning where we are seeing the colder air wrapping in. that will be critical

marty, your one thing? think it's going to be the republican reaction to the president's action on immigration. >> yeah, what should that reaction be? >> i think that they should find a way to say we will do even more instead of saying we're going to do nothing and we're going to prevent you from doing something for 11 million illegals, most of whom are hispanic and will vote against the republicans if the republicans cut it off. >> all right, we got to leave it there. i would agree, immigration and keystone pipeline, that vote happening on tuesday. thank you to our panel for watching. that will do it for sunday morning futures. i'll be back tomorrow morning on opening bell on the fox business network. sta >>> good evening, everybody. the cold war has resumed. russia is not only racheting up its cold war rhetoric, but dispatching troops and scores of tanks and advanced weaponry into eastern ukraine to further advance vladimir putin's unchecked and so far unchallenged expansionist ambitions. nato's top comma

. >> marty singer, bill cosby's lawyer, came right out and said for us to report on this, we are doing so at our own peril. >> reporter: another comes from robin mizrahi who says she was working on a cosby story in the mid 2000s but it was shut down when cosby's lawyers talked the magazine into trading the story for an exclusive interview with cosby. the national enquirer's parent company says they stand by their coverage, telling the guardian that the enquirer quote, more than any other publication was unflinching in our aggressive coverage of allegations against mr. cosby, beginning in 2000 when everyone else was avoiding the story. cosby's lawyer, martin singer, did not respond to the allegations about media obstruction, but he did say the new claims, quote, have escalated far past the point of absurdity, adding it is long pastime for this media vilification of mr. cosby to stop. now a few of mr. cosby's shows have been canceled or postponed. but for the most part he shows no signs of slowing down. his website has scheduled appearances for almost every week until may. >> cnn's sara

. >> i think the singer we saw, marty singer is not just any attorney. he is a pit bull entertainment lawyer, he is the guy you hire when you believe you're being lied about. >> janice dickinson, we haven't heard from her. >> we haven't heard from her since she gave that interview. what is interesting, joan, correct me if i'm wrong. these women, the statute of limitations is wrong, you can't sue bill cosby at this point, so you're here to tell your story. >> right, i have no intention of suing bill cosby. i turned down tabloid money. i'm not in -- i don't have a book deal in the works. i don't have a movie that i'm writing about it. no network has come and said let's do a movie of the week about you. i wouldn't be interested in that. >> then why hire marty singer, right? >> joan, thank you. we'll have some coffee, and we'll talk more. thank you very much. okay? >> thank you, don. >> all right. thanks to the rest of my guests, sunny, you will be back with us. when we come back, buffalo's storm is not finished with studethe city yet. and i will talk to the

. >> marty reed might at first seem like the exception. she's owned and run the canvas patch gift shop in milford for nearly 40 years. and claims she has absolutely no need for a computer, or the internet. >> i have everything on paper and it doesn't crash. >> but actually that's not quite the truth. she says that despite her internet neglect, her customers are still finding her online anyways. >> that's what they do. they look up a certain product, and lo and behold, there's my name. on my supplier's website. that they call and they want to know where to find crabtree and evelyn products, they can find my shop here. or they want to find aria windchimes, they can go and find me. >> it's social media. everything now is social media. >> and what do you -- do you sell things on social media? or is it just to create this community? >> it's just to create the community. and the awareness. and to bring them in. >> linda mcentire owner of the villa gourmet is marty's neighbor. she says she doesn't use social media to increase sales but uses it to

i confessed to marty my sins and said he should take whatever's left of the money back.nstead, you know what, he wanted to give me more money. he was betting that i had learn mid lessons and you know what, i was right. i then reverted to my old style, trying to be right about one idea at time, keeping the rest in cash, going big when i had the most conviction. any good trader would do. i slowly, but surely made it back, while i also paper invested, a more active but not truly trading portfolio. paper invest, even though i had $600,000 in the bank. that would be the beginning of my actual professional investing career, which you'll hear about in a moment. so here's the bottom line, if you're going to trade, make sure you have a catalyst, an exit point where something's supposed to happen, and you are out of the stock either way because you are trade -- either way because you are trading, not investing. you need conviction and you have to ask yourself, would you be willing for the world to hear, hi, it's me, i'm not here right now, but i want you to take a swing at disney

marty tall buildings in new york city. -- mighty tall buildings in new york city. flatiron building, the woolworth building, 60 stories high, tallest in the world. ♪ kind of peaceful over on riverside drive. , always one of the favorite sites to see. sunday in central park. no place like it for a leisurely stroll. ♪ coney island -- ♪ they say some folks even get wet is the warmer -- if the water is warm enough. vacation once on a year? atlantic city, of course. that is not a real elephant. it is a hotel at the end of the boardwalk. they are waving -- the atlantic ocean. time, they stroll along the boardwalk or ride along in the rolling chairs. city has a park. this is belle isle near detroit. canoe ifoon ride in a you do not mind the crowds. some like to dance. in the winter, the adventurous go ice skating. how. easy to know ♪ there is nothing like the thrill of a nice road on a cold day -- ice road on a cold day. race, of speed in an auto once they get going. buffalo bill himself, his 71st year, straight as an arrow. the opening of baseball season. snapshots of ot

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scombrietd spending time with her i think some of our board members are here i want to welcome ruben and martynd john weeds they're on nicole's board nicole please come up to the front. >> well commissioner courtney and timing hines and harlan cell thank you for inviting me here i'm happy and revved to see it water come through thirty this area 12 years ago we only mingled this this is a great day the 4.5 million residents and the corporations that my agency represents truly building that this is a project that will sure the emptying emptying supplies in the future this is an expensive project but critical for each one of them their water supplied risk to the community it e community from the 80-year-old pipeline no longer exist we say the first every tunnel underneath the bay and not only is this an expressive job with the team meeting their deadlines and exceeding many but $29 million under budget i want to say there's another projects on the water system program that remains to be completed we look forward to our work with the puc as we see these move forward this is completely reliable in

>> reporter: christi and marty, good morning.lling this case abominable. for more than a month students were missing. now mexican authorities say they know what might have happened to them, and it's not the news their parents were expecting. badly burnt human remains, teeth and bone fragments, a gruesome discovery in a river located in southern mexico. the mexican attorney general says authorities are dealing with a massive homicide, the victims he said could be 43 students who disappeared in late september in the city of iguala. the students from a rural teachers college are in their late teens or early 20s. an order of the city's mayor, the top official said friday, police abducted the students and turned them over to a gang. the gang, which allegedly has deep ties to the mayor, reportedly killed the students and burnt their bodies before throwing the remains in a river. identifying the bodies, he said, will be a huge challenge. he said the remains are so badly burnt that obtaining reliable dna samples to identify the victims w

. >> marty the dog, now a member of the avalanch search and rescue team, at snow bird resort. >> yes,n shepherd, early training process. but this winter he is set to become a fully certified avalanch dog. that starts with months of obedience training. and lot of games of hide and seek. >> they have fun doing it. we try to make it fawn for them. and once they get into that routine of knowing what they're doing, what they're here for, they know when they're going to go out for a searchment and they know when their time is to up have fun. >> marty's joining the country rescue which responds to any kind of mountain rescue at or around the resort. >> so have you heard who is dating miley? secret's out. we're thinking his parent are probably not too happy about this. lauren johnson live following the result. pennsylvania governor's race. lauren, good morning. >> good morning to you, chris, tom corbett out, tom wolf in. row veal in exit polls he had something high on their priority list. >> live from philadelphia. this is fox 29 morning news. >>> good morning, coming up on 6:00ment more clue

more go about the end-of-life medical care interviewed by the surgeon and health policy professor marty mccary. this is one hour. "after words" >> host: great to see you again. great book. i love the book cover. it has a grasp on the cover and it got so much potential in the symbolism. i immediately thought of walt whitman and this famous quote i bequeath myself to the dirt to grow from the grass that i love. what does a leaf of grass mean to you and why did you decide to put it on the cover? >> guest: all/is grass it refers to the idea that on the one hand, we all come from something fertile but also grasses and temper. this is one of the few times we can have an honest conversation in the public forum about the mortality and end-of-life issues very >> host: did did it hit you or strike you i am not going to be around here forever. what impacted the writing of the book and the research for the book on your own practice? >> guest: a lot. it was the impact of the start investigating why why in my own practice i don't give a very successful job dealing with mortality. we reached by the pl

francisco public library and its successful implementation of civil service rule 115, presentation by marti goddard, access services manager, san francisco public library. agenda item number 8, information item, comments from community-based organizations that train and place workers with a broad spectrum of disabilities. terry goodwin, director of partnerships and business development, the arc of san francisco, mark melanson, director of community services, tool works, jessy, lorenz, executive director independent living resource center of san francisco. ilrc. >> public comment is welcome. agenda item number 9, information item, department of children youth and families, dcyf, youth workforce development update, presentation by maria su, executive director dcyf, city and county of san francisco. agenda item number ten, public comment items not on today's adeny da but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. agenda item number eleven, information item, report from co-chair supanich. >> agenda item 12, information item, report from director of the mayor's

as far as inconsistencies, bill cosby's attorney, marty singer, in regard to janice dickinson said herstory is afabricat. i found an interview in "new york observer" about her tell-all biography. and in this article it quotes from the book saying she believed bill cosby when he told her she could sing but realized it wasn't true when she didn't want to be with him and then he blew her off. so there are some inconsistencies. >> but does she not make some allegation that she wanted to put the sexual assault into her book and that she had to fight off his attorneys and his forces in doing so? >> she did. but also in the "entertainment tonight" interview last night, she was asked, did you ever bring this up with mr. cosby after that? no. did you ever talk to him about it? no so there's another little inconsistency. but she was very authentic and her story matches the other women. >> so let's talk about the other women and if there are others that may still come forward. we're talking about the span of 40 to 45 years, joey. >> yeah. >> is there any kind of recourse for these women, hearing

i'm going to be part of the flock. >> maybe top five will get me out of marty's shadow. >> top five,ill be a big hit. like a haitian -- >> rock plays andre allen former stand up comic who just wants some respect. >> black man trying to get a cabin new york city. trying to get a cab. look at this. taxi! taxi clam. >> look at the -- rock packed his movie with some of today's best black comedic actors. >> look who's talking. among them sherry shepard and tracy morgan. not a lot of comics are generous about other funny people. >> my favorite athlete suffer magic johnson. he's all about passion. like setting up players. setting up people. i like watching somebody jam. i get great pleasure from that. >> when rock does stand up. >> one man that would change places with me. none of you. none of would you change places with me. and i'm rich! >> here at harlem's apollo theater rock taped two of his hbo specials. i think i read somewhere that your paternal grandfather. >> my dad's father is a preacher. i spent a lot of time with him. i'd watch him write his sermon. he'd write topics. then rip o

he is interviewed by a surgeon and health policy professor marty makary.his is an hour. >> host: great to see you again. congratulations, again, on the book, "being mortal". >> guest: thank-you. >> host: the cover, i love it. it has a piece of grass on the cover, and it has so much potential, symbolism. i immediately thought of walt whitman and his book, leaves of grass. his famous ," i bequeath myself to the dirt, to grow from the grass that i love. what does that mean to you, and why did you decide to put it on the cover? >> guest: it is up biblical reference actually. all flesh is grass and refers to the idea that on the one hand we all come from something fertile but also the idea that grass is mortal, grass is temporary. >> host: in the process of writing this book, "being mortal" -- which i think it's terrific, by the way. we can have an honest discussion about our mortality and end of life issues. tweeted you and strike you, hey, i will not be around here forever? what impact did it writing this book in doing their research for this book have on you

thanks, marty. no. love it! i've always wanted to say charlie cook is someone who needs no introduction. anyway, i'm teasing. marty.ou very much, and greg ward and all the great people at united technologies. had a chance to do a bunch of events for them. and they're just great, great to work for, a great company. i long for the day when i can house with an a elevator and my own helicopter. in this lifetime, but i can always wish. you are all observers -- i'm trying to figure out how to do this. i'll stand -- okay. anyway, you are all observers of an experiment in sleep deprivation. and i finished up at nbc in new york at 2:45 this morning. went back to my hotel. column fored my "national journal" for friday. and then friday's magazine. then showered, shaved, packed. because i've been up there since friday. i took the 6:00 train down and so i have had a 15-minute nap. so -- because i finished the while i was on the train. so anyway, so we'll see if i any coherence whatsoever. stream of consciousness. this is not

and another new one marty, 50 degrees is his temperature.igh humidity as well in chalfont pa, 52 the current temperature from barbara lane. send in your profile pick. we want to see your pretty face. we have included cover as well. basically bottom line here is that you have have got heavier fog closer to the shore point but mild morning around the board here in philadelphia, johnny sent this one in. cloudy skies but feels like a spring morning, don't get used to it, because today is transition day. we will she you what is coming up on storm scan three. nice wide zoom, here's your storm system. it continues to fizzle in terms of moisture here but you see this squeeze play taking place here, we will see moisture get streamed in from the south and that is where this fog is coming from this morning. once cold front crosses through though later today that breeze kicks in and that day time high of 65 is a are distant memory. for the foreseeable future we won't break out of the 40's. we will track a larger storm system as well, next week, vittoria

anyway, on the way out the door, marty, thank you very much for sponsoring this. and thank you all for participating. you had an impressive panel. we had some really great people here all morning. thank you very much for coming to hear us. [applause] >> thank you, charlie. we were glad to have you all here this morning. thank you so much for joining us. i want to thank paul pomerantz and the american society of anesthesiologists for making today possible. i hope you all have a wonderful day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] of two the results senate seat still undecided ther tuesday's election, makeup of the senate currently has 52 republicans in the majority compared to 44 democrats, and two independents. that comes after ed gillespie conceded. reporters yesterday about his decision not to seek a recount. this is 15 minutes. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] >> thank you all. thank you. thank you so much.

>> as marty dempsey the chairman of the joint chiefs said, first we do a rack an iraq and then s.ds like mull minute end the former chairman in syria says we do iraq and in afghanistan we do what we can. plainly dempsey is concerned that when push comes to shove in the iraqi security forces try to retake mosul, the second largest city in iraq perhaps early next year, they will need u.s. ground troops a limited number to help them out. that's a point of tension between the pentagon and white house. it was dempsey who kept making this argument, it really wasn't hagel. it was very interesting when you go to the hill if it were dempsey and hagel it was dempsey speaking out general eighth the news, upsetting the white house no, the hagel. when hagel would go to the hill with kerry, it was john kerry the secretary of state that would generally do a lot of talking. so hagel really was in the background and maybe that's what the president wanted but the pentagon doesn't work well when you have a weak civilian leader like that. >> i have heard both theories of the case, that the president

that's quite an accomplishment by marty o'malley and anthony brown to make it too much for maryland. >> in a reliably democratic state. >> yes. when you think about it, there's only been two republican governors in the last 50 years, spire rowe agnew and bob. >> what do you suggest? this was not only about the president but more about the country and people being left out. what can the republicans and senate do for those people do today? >> we need to get things done, charlie, put things on the president's desk and make him make some decisions. any real tough issues have never made it to the president's desk because they went to the senate to die. i think that won't happen now. we need to pass a national tax reform, national energy policy. we need to do things to make jobs grow in this country and people prosper. anxiety they feel is not only anxiety from foreign problems but also economic anxiety. i think that's what the senate can do. work in the house, get things done, put them on the president's desk and the president has to be the decider. >> as you sit here personally, do you f

that you all should think about a becon award for what is going on in the library and i don't know if marti is still here. >> it is an amazing example of what city departments should be striving for. and but in addition to that, as i am sitting in the audience through the hearing, i heard a lot of comments under the people's breath about the anxiety about this process and i think that we all need to be honest about where we are talking about a very large people who as a society we have systematically devalued for centuries. and think about how we talk about people with disabilities. we say, oh, mary went out on disability, and as though mary never intended to come back. and think about how we talk about people as they age and, they are going to be a lot more people who are older, and then insist on being part of the workforce and we say that we retired. but, in fact if you look at population trends, retired adult and americans and many who will have physical limitations those folks are going to be part of the workforce of the future. and so when you are thinking about the disability, and i

before we present the award, i would also like to thank the uso for their longtime support as marty hassaid, we all have a story, good story about the uso of what they have done for ourselves and our shipmates and those of us who are serving. we are here to recognize brave and committed teammates who epitomized the selfless service that defines our military today. courageous and committed force continues to provide our united states with an advantage, and asymmetric advantage unmatched by any nation. petty officer first class troy cromer's job is in explosive ordnance disposal -- he is a one-person bomb squad. he distinguished himself on numerous occasions. this is pretty amazing -- during a 2013 deployment to afghanistan where he was serving with a navy seal team 10. on a foot patrol, the petty officer's platoon encountered intense enemy fire and were forced to withdraw in an armored vehicle. after leaving the patrol, and getting away from the ambush, troy discovered a remote-controlled improvised explosive device that was placed between the vehicles. you all know improvised explosive