democratic congressman jim mcdermott, always nice to speak with you.thank you so much. >> see you again. >>> in other news now, the u.s. border patrol is expected to fly almost 300 central american immigrants from south texas to california for processing monday. the passengers will be mostly families with young children who have fled violence and crime in their hometowns. it's part of an effort to ease the conditions at crowded detention centers. the border patrol has made more than 174,000 arrests since october. >>> and a florida couple who spent 14 hours treading water was finally rescued saturday afternoon. they say the engine was in gear when they fell off the back of their 30-foot boat off of key largo friday night. the couple spent a harrowing night in the dark ocean before fishermen rescued the exhausted pair. >>> also found but probably not as happy about it, a trio of canadian prisoners who escaped from a quebec detention center three weeks ago. the three inmates were in the yard of a minimum-security jail when a helicopter swooped in just lik

mcdermott is a three-time all american and the reigning college player of the year.cited to be coming to chicago. >> with my ability to shoot i can help from day one. i have to get better defensively the coach is a defense minded guy. i am working on that already. i know what it takes. i am a competitor. i'm looking forward to learning. >>chicago's very own jabari parker was selected with the 2nd pick by the milwaukee bucks. the former simeon star was all smiles on stage, and then turned emotional as it all set in. tears were flowing as parker walked down the hall to meet the media. >> it's been really humbling to get anybody who wants you. i've had the luxury really embracing me and the box have shown that by picking me up. even if it wasn't number one. i'm just so grateful. trying to be a throwback player. this might bite me in the but from years from now but right now i just want to stick with what works for me. >>clint dempsey and team usa needing at least a draw against germany to guarantee their survival... scoreless match until the 55th minute when the germans

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morgan mcde mcdermott and her family woke up and found that they are grandfather's car was stolen. >> this is not happening right now. >>reporter:one other vehicle was stolen more than 30 others were broken into the heritage hills community at washington crossing. >> the vehicles were unlocked. a lot of personal possessions were left out in plane view. cash and cds as laptop and purse. >>reporter:that includes janice's son. >> in the car he had cash that he made from the job the night before. they broke into the car and stole that. >>reporter:it took place between 1:30 and 2:30 yesterday morning. it's the second time this year that this neighborhood has been hit. >> january the same development. heritage hills two more vehicles and also again, a number of items taken from unsecured vehicles. >> they are urging the neighbors to lock their car doors at night and avoid leaving valuables inside the vehicles. tyler is going change his ways. >> i leave a lot of things in my car. it's a huge concern. you don't think that that will happen. >> if you have any information about this robbery or

i want to thank congressman jim mcdermott of washington state getting up early out there. appreciate the time. president obama has what might seem to be an unlikely ally in fending off the neoconservatives who believe the u.s. should go back into iraq, but senator rand paul, republican of kentucky, he said last week that many of the critics who blame the president for the insurgency there need so do self reflecting. >> the same questions could be asked of those who supported the iraq war. were they right in their predictions? were there weapons of mass destruction there? was democracy easily achievable? was the war won in 2005 when many of these people said it was won? they didn't really, i think, understand the civil war that would break out and what's going on now i don't blame on president obama. does he really have the solution? maybe there is no solution. >> that's a refrain rand paul has touched on before saying in an interview last year that republicans are, quote, too eager for war. dick cheney last week described rand paul specifically as, quote, basically an isol

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i agree with a lot of what congressman mcdermott had to say and things you said early on. i see this a little differently. i do think there is a real threat here. i don't think we want to let isis run ram pant. and i don't think we want iran in there on the ground in iraq. i think this is one of these points in history where if the united states is able to take modest military action, it could have a significant benefit. and so i've felt as i watched this situation emerge, that if we put in the right kind of liaison with the iraqi leadership and use the special forces assets that we have available, that we could bring in the right kind of combat power, get the intelligence we need and have a decisive impact militarily. now the military impact is less important than the diplomatic impact. a u.s. power and resolve in this crisis has a big impact -- should have a big impact on mali maliki. it's a job of our diplomats and president to take that leverage and use it. it should also have an impact on iran. as i watch the iranian nuclear talks i sometimes get the impression irania

and miller baker, eight partner .t mcdermott will and emery joining us from san francisco is mitch stoltz at the electronic frontier foundation part of the team that supported aereo's position. let's start with you mitch. what are the next steps? >> it is not clear what the next steps are. they have some options. the bigger question is what the other is going to have on internet technologies, especially should remain technologies. >> gordon smith, come in on this decision. tell us what it means. >> if you have a new technology you are not exempt from copyright law. but the supreme court did is stand by the principle of the united states constitution that requires those who would take the intellectual property of others to deal with them, to do business with them. cable was subject to copper then a new technology comes along and they were subject to copyright. aereo comes along and tries to build a model that exempts them from dealing with the creators of this content. the supreme court said you cannot do that. whacks come in on the decision. it was 6-3. what does that tell you about the f

mcdermott, an active member of our committee.aker pro tempore: members are reminded to please address their remarks directly to the chair. the gentleman from washington is recognized for three minutes. mr. mcdermott: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. i'm cdermott: madam chair, here today to speak for the citizens of florida, texas, washington, tennessee, nevada, alaska, south dakota, wyoming and new hampshire. these are states without an income tax. they do not have a state income tax. they are allowed to deduct their sales tax that they pay from their federal income tax and receive a credit for it. this year. now, the chairman of the ways and means committee spent three years working on putting a bill together, and in that bill, that's called tax reform, it repealed -- it didn't just sort of leemb unmentioned or anything -- leave unmentioned or anything else -- it directly repealed that provision in the law. we're out here today -- nobody denies that small busine

it was early yesterday morning when morgan mcdermott and the reps of her family realized that her stepfather's car had been stolen. >> i didn't think it would ever happen. it's scary. have you to be alert. >> between 1:30 and 2:30 in the morning a group of thieves took itemitems from 30 vehicles and e two of the vehicles in washington crossing. >> the vast majority were unsecured and unlocked vehicles. a lot of personal possession were left out in plain view for people. cash, cds and lap stop purse. >> my son's car he had the cash that he made from the night before. so they had broken into the car and stolen that. >>reporter:the neighbors say that the most disturbing part the thieves know what they were doing and where to go. >> it is more sophisticated. it's going that is planned out. people have a strategy or something. i don't think it's random. it's not the first time that something like this happened in the last six months. >>reporter:in fact, the same development was hit in the same fashion back in january. they are urging people not to leave their valuables include hearing that keys ins

it's the old mcdermott, which people remember was an old company, not mcdermott. dermig.after it went private. you brought it out. you started making these 66s. can you tell us about some of the products, first of all? >> sure. you mentioned smartphones, tablets, electronics apparatus, we make the circuit boards or the finishes for circuit boards so any smartphone for tablet you might have has our product in it. >> that comes raw, people go in, put the circumstances on it? you are an outsourcer? >> we supply the chemicals to the producers, mostly in asia, they get inserted. >> what are they made of? >> all times of different, very, very specialized materials. >> a specialty chemical. >> other products, automotive. if you have a bright and shiny the finishes on cars that make them bright and shiny. we have applications in oil and gas and control systems? oil and gas. we recently announced an acquisition in the protection spice. >> it sounds like things i used to hear with dupont and dow chemical. i know they have been selling a lot. have you been a buyer of any of those as

john mcdermott and gene saracen also won majors as minors. 15-year-old joe nuxhall pitched for cincinnati redwoo reds. these days, training kids for big time pro-sports is big business. the ing academy is an elite training ground for athletes and many start early, very early. kids as young as 11 live there full time. while some star kids get free rides, other parents shell out much more than they would for an ivy league education. clee college teams, this week sills who is going into his senior year is reportedly on the verge of backing out to attend west virginia university instead. >>> we'll talk to a different kind of teenage >> in canada, owning a gun is a privilege, not a guaranteed right... does this make their country safer than ours? 5 days: guns around the world a primetime news special series only on al jazeera america vé. >> al jazeera america. vé. >> could a decades-old problem of ocean cleanup be solved by someone who's only been alive for two decades? can't legally buy a beer in the u.s., but he's come up with a major solution to pollution in our oceans. the boy wonder behin

john mcdermott and gene saracen also won majors as minors. 15-year-old joe nuxhall pitched for cincinnati redwoo reds. these days, training kids for big time pro-sports is big business. the ing academy is an elite training ground for athletes and many start early, very early. kids as young as 11 live there full time. while some star kids get free rides, other parents shell out much more than they would for an ivy league education. cleecollege teams, this week sis who is going into his senior year is reportedly on the verge of backing out to attend west virginia university instead. >>> we'll talk to a different kind of teenage wunderkind next. >> hi everyone, i'm john siegenthaler in new york. coming up right after "consider this" at the top of the hour. new york is home. the empire state's legislation for nearly 3 million undocumented immigrants living in this state. >>> how an architect fell in love with a man accused of killing three children. they share their story. and trump and his skyscraper in chicago. chicago. in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you

. >> coach mcdermott is from there. >> caller: that's right. >> he got fired from the eagles, he's actuallytty good. >> caller: i feel ike i'm in the house of pain since i bought exld. >> it's a how was pain. it's a smaller biotech. you know what? i'm never go -- when you go to the track and get a $3 lottery ticket, let it ride. this is what i call rip up in the business. save it. don't sell it. you know, anything good happens you can get a run here. all right, it's all about pain management. >> the house of pain. >> biotechs have been under the weather for some while, but, you know, according to the charts that could be over. use the sell-off to remedy your portfolio. i say consider celgene. buy buy buy. regeneron and isis. still ahead, are these boots made for galloping? skechers announced a deal to sponsor california chrome. can you imagine that horse walking in skechers? no, it's just a sponsorship. is it time to get in the race with the stock? i'm taking a tour of the new york show rooms with the ceo and cfo of the footwear company, california chrome couldn't be there. stay with cramer

mcdermott -- that was the case, you knew. and enable your agency informed treasury about the problem, and treasury agreed with you that congress should be told as soon as it was able to. yet you didn't provide the information and then you assure us he would provide all the e-mails about limitation with no mention that you then you two, three months into this that they weren't retrievable. spent as noted and i think the record should make it clear, all of this issue is result of our providing you a public and fulsome document about this matter. so we've not been hiding -- >> sending a letter months after you knew the e-mails were supposedly lost, withholding information -- you were aware there was a congressional investigation, great? >> i was aware. >> so you withhold the investigation -- information. he misled congress when you said the e-mails would be provided. >> we have provided information and it turns out you had information for some time. >> mr. commissioner, you did not tell me under oath that you told us in february

joining me now is congressman jim mcdermott, and e.j. dionne from the washington post. thank you for joining me. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> congressman, what did you think when you heard about these new attackes from mr. cheney? >> well, the war in iraq is a monument to the hubris of dick cheney. he's gotten everything wrong from the very start. from the lies they told us about whether there were weapons of mass destruction right straight on through to the stupid moves they made in dissolving the iraqi army and then taking apart the whole civil society right down to the school teachers that they belong to. they dismantled this country and they have then tried to put it back together by putting somebody in place who is connect iranians. that simply set off a battle between arabs and persians that's been going on for hundreds of years. and everything they did was wrong. and now they say, it's all obama's fault when he can't figure out how to get us out of it. he's gotten the troops out and now we have to be sure that we don't do anything to make it worse. i don'

joining me now is seattle -- from seattle is congressman jim mcdermott, democrat of washington and maria voto latino. thank you both for being here. congressman, your city is leading the way on the minimum wage fight. will it spur action in roy washington, do you think? >> the people are getting restless. and a little town out here, sea-tac voted to change the minimum wage. everyone thought it was a freak. it's only a teeny little town. yesterday, our big city, seattle, gave a $15. that shows you, this is moving across this country. the president is talking about it, and everybody recognizes the middle class is being sweezed. seattle, it takes $16.02 to stay above the poverty line if you consider all the things that people have to pay for. so we're just trying to keep people at the poverty line, which isn't -- that's not high living. >> it takes $16.02 to stay above the poverty line in seattle. so going to $15 still doesn't quite bring you over the poverty line. so all of them act as though this is some great handout and some kind of system of just giving people things really don't under

mcdermott -- that was the case, you knew. and enable your agency informed treasury about the problem, and treasury agreed with you that congress should be told as soon as it was able to. yet you didn't provide the information and then you assure us he would provide all the e-mails about limitation with no mention that you then you two, three months into this that they weren't retrievable. spent as noted and i think the record should make it clear, all of this issue is result of our providing you a public and fulsome document about this matter. so we've not been hiding -- >> sending a letter months after you knew the e-mails were supposedly lost, withholding information -- you were aware there was a congressional investigation, great? >> i was aware. >> so you withhold the investigation -- information. he misled congress when you said the e-mails would be provided. >> we have provided information and it turns out you had information for some time. >> mr. commissioner, you did not tell me under oath that you told us in february

legislation, because congresswoman michele bachmann is one of the sponsors, and congressman jim mcdermottngton, very liberal, michele bachmann is very conservative. this is the full spectrum. one thing that people agree on, justina, the way you were treated should never happen to someone guess, and justina's law will cut off any federal funding to any health organization or supposed health organization that would carry out experiments on the child without the family's permission like this, and i think it's so wonderful not that you had to go through it, but that because of your parents, their tenacity and strength and your family's strength, hopefully these laws will change and no one will ever have to go through what you've got through. that's what we hope for. >> my gosh, that's awesome. >> it is awesome. justina, you're the only one i ever said anything to, so i have to ask, long term, what do you hope happens? with all of this, for your family, for you. >> just to get back to normal, go on vacation like we used to. >> go to movies. >> yeah, just do normal things. like we share a room

first from bobby burchfield a partner at mcdermott will and emory, experienced trial and appellate lawyer with expertise in complex litigation and first amendment policegation. on behalf of the republican national committee he argued the change before the supreme court. he also argued on behalf of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in the challenge to aggregate countntribution in mccutchen versus fec decided this past april. bobby has argued almost 2 dozen appellate cases. bobby is a graduate of wake forest university and the george washington university law school where he was editor in chief of the law review and clerjed for a judge of the u.s. court of appeals for the third sirc ket. next donald mcgahn, the former chairman of the federal election commission. during his time at the fec, don led what has been called a revolution in campaign finance. rewriting virtually all of the fec's procedures for audits and enforcement matters and advisory opinions. he's worked in private practice at mcgahn and associates patent boggs and today joined jones day government regulation practice. ser

mcdermott is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. today we are here listening to a myth that there was a conspiracy by is lois lerner and whoever else to get rid of some data. and before i came to congress, i was in the position -- one of the things that you always did is take the history. and so i would like to review the history with you again, mr. koskinen. on june 13, 2011, lois lerner's hard drive failed in all of her e-mails were lost at that point; is that true? >> that's correct. >> 16 days later she was briefed that inappropriate criteria had been used in mismanagement and cincinnati according to the ig report; is that true? .. >> in all the e-mails that have been collected is there any evidence to suggest that she called the white house or the white house called her and said, get those right wing organizations? >> there is none that we've been able to produce and understand although i've not seen the production from the white house that the white house did not find any e-mail to or from lois lerner. >> the ig didn't find an

dyna equity, you know them as ihop and applebee's, bill mcdermott, ceo, loves to take aim at the sales >> wow. that is a great lineup. all right. >> ihop versus krispy kreme. i hop has been the leader in putting the calories on the flap stacks. you can get flap stacks under 500 calories. >> bob evans. >> saying they're going to get a bid, your activist friends would love it. >> krispy kreme did meet estimates but revenue light. >> same-store sales disappointing. i believe that the international business is where the hope there is. watch these oil companies, independent oil, pioneer, the permian, buzzing with pipelines getting that permian stuff out to where it can be refined is the big story we all have to go down to the permian. go to midlands. >> i'm ready. >> and odessa. the twin cities they call them. >> i'll see you tonight, jim. simon here with a look at what's coming up. >> good morning. we'll look at how you play apple after yesterday's conference and the product launches and stock split coming. and the nhl commissioner gary bettman joining us live. as we enter a crucial phase