california democrat maxine waters.ss conference discussing his decision earlier today boehner was asked what he is going to miss when he leaves congress. he pointed to the camaraderie he has with his colleagues and then specifically cited a conversation he had with waters. >> now, you know, there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters' politics that's even anywhere close. but yesterday, about 5:30, she called my office. i got a note that she called. so i called her back. and she said, you know, i've watched you for 25 years here. we came here together and watched your career. and watched you today. and she says, i just want to tell you something. i'm really proud of you. >> a short time ago i had a chance to speak to congresswoman waters about that phone call. >> i called him after watching him with the pope, and i watched him because he was absolutely very vulnerable at that moment. he was emotional. and i knew what it meant to him to have the pope here in the house of representatives addressing the joint sessi

. >> an nyah says she was held against her will for hours and not allowed to call her mom maxine. but the stover doesn't end the there. >> an nyah says one of the guards deleted the video before returning the phone. >> but later, an nyah and maxine were able to recover the video from her phone's recently deleted folder. >> as mom, when you saw that video, what did you think? >> i was petrified for my daughter. she's only 15. he had no right to attack her. let a lone take her phone. so i want to press charges. >> when isaac says she tried get the officers name, she got nowhere and without it she says camden police told her she cannot file a complaint. so she called the i-team. the security officers are employed by national event services. we made more than a dozen phone call to the company as well as the promotor live nation and the susquehanna bank sent. when we never heard back, we went to the center in person. >> they lock the door. they seemed to have lock the doors as soon as we showed up. >> all the doors locked and the gates closed. >> i just want those involved to be held r

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now, you know, there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters politics that is anywhere close. but yesterday about 5:30 she called my office. i called her back, and she said, you know, i have watched you for 25 years here, we came here together and watched your career, and watched you today, and she said i just want to tell you something. i'm really proud of you. you know, listen, i have got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle, because i treat people fairly and treat them honestly, and of course i'm going to miss -- certainly miss my colleagues, yes. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]? >> as i mentioned earlier, the fact that i did this with my colleagues this morning, then we proceeded to have an hour and a half conversation, i thought was a -- was a unifying moment. and between that and the pope's call for living by the golden rule yesterday, hope springs eternal. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]? [ laughter ] >> i was never in the legacy business. you all heard me say it, i'm a regular guy with a big job. and i never thought i would be in congress much less ever be speaker,

maxine waters and i, democrat from southern california, came here 25 years ago in the same class. now, you know, there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters' politics that is even anywhere close, but yesterday about 5:30 she called my office. i got a note she called so i called her back. and she said, i watched you for 25 years here, we came here together and watched your career. and watched you today and she said, i just want to tell you something. i'm really proud of you. you know, listen, i got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly and treat them honestly. but i'm going to certainly miss my colleagues. yes? reporter: thank you, mr. speaker. go back to trying to take turmoil out of the house and stabilizing the institution. how do you think that it could welcome more stable? several republicans i talked to today from your conference said they don't think a new speaker will mean any new outcome. with the leadership how could it , become more stable? speaker boehner: as i mentioned earlier, the fact i did this with my colleagues th

there is nothing about my politics and maxine waters' politics that is anywhere close. yesterday, she called my home. she said, "i have watched you for 25 years here. i want to tell you something. you."m really proud of i've got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people honestly. i am going to miss my colleagues. yes? how do you think that when stable, mostore people are saying any speaker would not have any new outcome? how could it become more stable? rep. boehner: as i mentioned earlier, i mentioned this to my colleagues earlier, i thought it was unifying moment. pope's that and the call for living by the golden rule, hope is internal. -- eternal. >> what are you doing november 1? moving to florida? rep. boehner: i was never in the legacy business. i'm a regular guy with a big job. i never thought i would be in congress, much less ever be speaker. people know me as being fair, being honest, being , trying to dod the right thing everyday on behalf of the country. i don't need any more than that. relieved?m very rep. boehner: ♪ zip a dee

maxine waters and i came here 25 years ago in the same class. there is nothing about my politics and maxine's that is close. she called my office. and she said, i have watched you 25 years here, we came here together and watched your career and watched you today. i want to tell you something, i am really proud of you. you know, listen, i have the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly and honestly and so i am going to miss my colleagues, yes. >> going back to trying to take turmoil out of the house and stabilize the institution. how do you think that it will be more stable. several republicans i talked to said they don't think a new speaker will mean new outcomes. so how could it be more stable? >> as i mentioned earlier, the fact that i did it with my colleagues this morning and proceeded to have an hour and half conversation, i thought was a unifying moment and between that and the pope's call for living by the golden rule yesterday, hope springs eternal. >> talk about what your legacy is as you are leaving

maxine hall project clinic split in two phases. the first phase is for ada upgrades at the restrooms on the second floor and the second phase includes tenant improvements for public health patients for examining rooms and doctors office. it will also include a new elevator and will increase and provide access for the department. we are still working through the design phase and figuring out funding alternatives for that project as well. the other path of travel elements that will be triggered as part of the tenant improvements of course will include the ramp at the front and sidewalk at the front entrance of the clinic. one 1101 grove street will revenue hand rails. they made sure the handrail details for the ramp for the existing hand rails on the stairs. in addition to that there will be new handrails for ramps and stairs. the second will add an alternate on the contract and we are waiting for the contractor on that piece. that's again ready to go with the construction. >> we are digging a small barrier removal project at the lag

maxine waters and i, um, democrat from southern california, came here 25 years ago in the same class.know, there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters's politics that's anywhere close. i got a note that she called so i called her back and, um, she said, you're not -- i've watched you for 25 years here. we came here together and watched your career. and, um, i watched you today and she says i just want to tell you something. i'm really proud of you. >> boehner is famous for tearing up. he did it on the day he took the gavel from former speaker nancy pelosi. and he did it again today announcing his retirement. boehner's heir apparent could be california congressman kevin mccarthy. he was elected to congress in 2007, 7 years later the majority leader. he is described as a realist with conservative appeal. he opposes obamacare and climate change rules. he was also shadowed by actor kevin spacey for his role in- house of cards. >>> locals near the town of susanville are asking how could their favorite fishing spot suddenly dry up? known as mountain meadows reservoir, the residents

there is nothing about my politics and maxine waters politics that are anywhere near close. about 5:30 p.m. she call my office. and she said, i watched you for 25 years we came together, and i watched your career. i watched you today, and i want to tell you something. i am proud of you. i have the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly and i treat them honestly, so i'm going to miss my colleagues, yes. [indiscernible] several republicans i talked today say they don't think a new speaker will make any difference . >> as i mentioned earlier, the fact that i did this with my colleagues this morning, and then we proceeded to have an hour and a half conversation, i thought was a unifying moment. and the folks call for living by the golden rule yesterday, hope springs eternal. >> talk about what you think your legacy is and your accomplishments and what you will do. [laughter] >> i was never in the legacy business. you all heard me say, i argue a guy with a big job. i never thought i would be in congress, much less ever be speaker. but people k

maxine waters and i, democrat from southern california, came here 25 years ago in the same class., you know, there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters' politics that is anywhere close, but yesterday about 5:30 she called my office. i got a note she called so i called her back. and she said, i watched you for 25 years here, we came here together and watched your career. and watched you today and she said, i just want to tell you something. i'm really proud of you. you know, listen, i got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly and treat them honestly. but i'm going to certainly miss my colleagues. reporter: thank you, mr. speaker. go back to trying to take turmoil out of the house and stabilizing the institution. how do you think that it could become more stable? several republicans i talked to yesterday from your conference said they don't think a new speaker will mean any new outcome. how could it become more stable? speaker boehner: as i mentioned earlier, the fact i did this with my colleagues this morning, then we proceeded to

i -- let me tell you another story that is really interesting is that maxine waters and i, a democrat from southern california came here 25 years ago in the same class. now, you know, there is nothing about my politics, and maxine waters politics that is even anywhere close, but yesterday about 5:30 she called my office, and i got a note that she call and so i called her back, and she said, i have watched you for 25 years here, and we have come here together and i have watched your career, and i watched you today and she said, i just want to tell you something, i am really proud of you. you know, listen, i have got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly and honestly, and i will certainly miss my colleagues, yes. >> in trying to take the turmoil out of the house and make it more stable, what when i talked to other people from the conference, they said that, in the leadership -- >> as i mentioned that i did this with the colleagues this morning and we proceeded to have an hour and a half conversation, i thought it was a unifying moment. and betwe

maxine waters and i., democrat from southern california came here 25 years ago in the same class. there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters politics, but yesterday 5:30 she called my office. i got a note that she called so i called her back. she said you know, i watched you for 25 years here. came together and watch your career and she says i want to tell you something. i'm really proud of you. i've got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly, treat them honestly. i'm going to certainly miss my colleagues, yes. [inaudible] >> -- how do you think we will become more stable? some of the republicans said they don't take a new speaker -- [inaudible] how could it become more? i mentioned earlier, the fact they did this with my colleagues this morning and we proceeded to have an hour and a half conversation, i thought was a unifying moment. between that and the pope's call for living by the gold rule yesterday, hope springs eternal. >> talk about what you think your legacy is and what are you going to do november 1st question arc >> i wa

. >> one of the grand marshals for the parade is maxine williams, facebook's global head of diversity. >>> new at noon, police are investigating an accident that has seriously injured a pedestrian in new rochelle. a 20-year-old man was struck by a vehicle. he's been taken to a local hospital in serious condition. >>> we also have new information in a deadly hit and run in brooklyn. police say the driver of the minivan believed to have struck and killed a disabled woman has turned himself in for questioning after seeing his vehicle on television. the nypd released the video of this van where marlene zotti was killed. her brother says zotti was crossing the street with a walker when she was hit. no word on whether the driver will face charges. >>> in a few hours from now, governor cuomo will head to puerto rico for a one day visit to discuss the financial crisis in the u.s. territory. he's taking a special delegation which includes congressman nadyaville has quiz and reuben diaz junior. diaz says the situation in puerto rico is grave and something must be done. >> there is $73 billion i

maxine waters and i, democrat from southern california, came here 25 years ago in the same class. now, you know, there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters' politics that's even anywhere close. yesterday, about 5:30, she called my office. i got a note she called so i called her back. and she said you know, i've watched you for 25 years here, we came here together, i watched your career, and watched you today and she says i just want to tell you something. i'm really proud of you. you know, listen, i've got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly and treat them honestly and i'm going to certainly miss my colleagues. yes. >> to go back to this theme of trying to take turmoil out of the house and stabilize the institution, how do you think that it will become more stable? some republicans i talked to today said they don't think a new speaker will mean any new outcome, especially with an untested leadership. how could it become more stable? >> as i mentioned earlier, the fact that i did this with my colleagues this morning, then we proc

maxine waters and i, democrat from southern california, came here 25 years ago in the same class. now, you know, there's nothing about my politics and maxine waters' politics that even anywhere close, but yesterday about 5:30 she called my office. i got a note she called so i called her back, and she said, you know, i have watched you for 25 years here, we came here together and watched your career, and i watched you today and she says i just want to tell you something, i'm really proud of you. you know, listen, i have got the best relationships on both sides of the aisle because i treat people fairly and treat them honestly and -- but i'm going to miss -- certainly miss my colleagues. >> thank you, mr. speaker. to go back to the theme of trying to take turmoil out of the house and stabilize the institution, how do you think that it can become more stable. so many republicans i talk to today said they don't think a new speaker will mean any new outcome, especially with an unprecedented -- how could it become more stable? >> as i mentioned earlier, the fact that i did this with my

earnings and when you talk about an achievement of "project fatherhood," these men have gone to the maxine waters training and educational center, has gone additional funding, union dues, different jobs, that is not to say there are enough jobs out there. we have men who wants to work, five years of this group, unemployment rate at watts has bounced around 50% to 55%. not that these men don't want to work, the jobs are not there. i am not so interested in parenting classes as i am in the industrial base of south los angeles and wants. we need parenting classes but we need more isn't history and i would love if elon musk or someone would locate a factory so people could actually have paying jobs. i want to introduce the next of our fathers to talk much more than being on the cover, he is someone i admire and value so much and such an important part of this group, willie freeman. why don't you say a little bit about your involvement and what guides u.s. part of this group? >> okay. willie freeman. everybody calls me elementary, big-name i picked up. hanging with older cats, they gave me that

i want to thank the ranking member, maxine waters, ranking member gwen moore and representative denny heck for their continued leadership on this issue. and i thank my friend, representative tonko, from new york, for leading today's special order on such a critically important issue to an issue that we all speak to, that we all say we're committed to, that we all say we want to work towards, and that is creating jobs for americans in america. and i yield back to my friend from new york and yield back. . mr. tonko: it is clear that the democrats in this house are staunchly for re-authorization of this concept. you know, when people talk about the tools in the tool kit that are required, growing exports is a very important part of the equation for economic recovery and economic growth. this concept of an export-import bank reduces the deficit by some $675 million at last annual count. grows jobs to the tune of 164,000 in last count. so reduce deficit, grow jobs, isn't that the mantra that we hear time and time again from folks who represent all of america in this house of representative

took a privilege to honor the legal women voters and, of course, a long time voting rights advocate maxine for advocating the voting rights give special recollection and the women's sufficient rage 95 years ago helped toe lead the way for the voting rights act and lincoln those movements we become a stronger community as we understand that for everyone it is appropriate to recognize women's equality day today in san francisco the challenge of gender equality is not one to be left to the next generation we need to fight it right here and make advancements here i'm proud to say our own san francisco workforce a half women and their equal to the men in management and professional careers outstanding women run our city departments i'm proud of that from the fire chief to the human resources director to the public health director, of course, and the zoning administrator and i see our director of our environment and the senior programs that are here as well and this year at my direction my administration will be identifying and eliminating for barriers to prevent women from city jobs prairie tho

maxine hall project clinic split in two phases. the first phase is for ada upgrades at the restrooms on the second floor and the second phase includes tenant improvements for public health patients for examining rooms and doctors office. it will also include a new elevator and will increase and provide access for the department. we are still working through the design phase and figuring out funding alternatives for that project as well. the other path of travel elements that will be triggered as part of the tenant improvements of course will include the ramp at the front and sidewalk at the front entrance of the clinic. one 1101 grove street will revenue hand rails. they made sure the handrail details for the ramp for the existing hand rails on the stairs. in addition to that there will be new handrails for ramps and stairs. the second will add an alternate on the contract and we are waiting for the contractor on that piece. that's again ready to go with the construction. >> we are digging a small barrier removal project at the lag

took a privilege to honor the legal women voters and, of course, a long time voting rights advocate maxine for advocating the voting rights give special recollection and the women's sufficient rage 95 years ago helped toe lead the way for the voting rights act and lincoln those movements we become a stronger community as we understand that for everyone it is appropriate to recognize women's equality day today in san francisco the challenge of gender equality is not one to be left to the next generation we need to fight it right here and make advancements here i'm proud to say our own san francisco workforce a half women and their equal to the men in management and professional careers outstanding women run our city departments i'm proud of that from the fire chief to the human resources director to the public health director, of course, and the zoning administrator and i see our director of our environment and the senior programs that are here as well and this year at my direction my administration will be identifying and eliminating for barriers to prevent women from city jobs prairie tho

took a privilege to honor the legal women voters and, of course, a long time voting rights advocate maxine advocating the voting rights give special recollection and the women's sufficient rage 95 years ago helped toe lead the way for the voting rights act and lincoln those movements we become a stronger community as we understand that for everyone it is appropriate to recognize women's equality day today in san francisco the challenge of gender equality is not one to be left to the next generation we need to fight it right here and make advancements here i'm proud to say our own san francisco workforce a half women and their equal to the men in management and professional careers outstanding women run our city departments i'm proud of that from the fire chief to the human resources director to the public health director, of course, and the zoning administrator and i see our director of our environment and the senior programs that are here as well and this year at my direction my administration will be identifying and eliminating for barriers to prevent women from city jobs prairie those t

took a privilege to honor the legal women voters and, of course, a long time voting rights advocate maxine advocating the voting rights give special recollection and the women's sufficient rage 95 years ago helped toe lead the way for the voting rights act and lincoln those movements we become a stronger community as we understand that for everyone it is appropriate to recognize women's equality day today in san francisco the challenge of gender equality is not one to be left to the next generation we need to fight it right here and make advancements here i'm proud to say our own san francisco workforce a half women and their equal to the men in management and professional careers outstanding women run our city departments i'm proud of that from the fire chief to the human resources director to the public health director, of course, and the zoning administrator and i see our director of our environment and the senior programs that are here as well and this year at my direction my administration will be identifying and eliminating for barriers to prevent women from city jobs prairie those t