boeing chief executive jim mcnerney is chairman of president obama's export council. the president's former chief of staff came from boeing's board as did his second commerce secretary. as secretary of state, hillary clinton helped broker a 3.7 billion dollar sale of boeing planes to a russian airline. even president obama boasts that he works for boeing. >> "so i tease 'j' ever time i see him. i say, "i deserve a gold watch because i'm selling your stuff all the time." >> "j" is jim mcnerney. it's clear what boeing gets from the u.s. government. what's not so clear is what it gives back. >> boeing paid no taxes in 2013, no federal income taxes. that's not a unique year. over the last 12 years they claimed over $1.6 billion in federal tax refunds even though they reported $43 billion in u.s. profits. >> 43 billion dollars in profit. but none of that comes from the dreamliner which has cost billions and is years away from making money. all of boeing's commercial profit comes from older aircraft those created prior to the dreamliner prior to jim mcnerney, and prior to t

james mcnerney is president of president obama's export council.mer chief of staff came from boeing's board, as did his second commerce secretary. his secretary of state hillary clinton helped broker a $3.7 billion sale of boeing planes to a russian airline. even president obama boasts that he works for boeing. >> so i teas him every time i see him saying i deserve a gold watch because i'm selling your stuff all the time. >> jay is james mcnerney. it's clear what boeing gets from the u.s. government. what is not so clear is what it gives back? >> boeing paid no taxes in 2013 no federal income taxes, that's not unique. over the last 12 years they claimed $1.6 billion in federal tax refund and reported $43 billion in u.s. profits. >> reporter: 43 billion in profit. none of that comes from the dreamliner, which cost billions and is years away from making money. all of boeing's commercial profit comes from older aircraft created prior to the dreamliner prior to james mcnerney and prior to the merger. it has been the top executives and large stock holde

julianne ball, oscar grande, gregory dillon, john murphy, denise dory, guillermo, kay walker, nancy mcnerneyterry almaguire. tony kelly. >> my name is greg dillon. i was taking my daughter to this park since she was in diapers. she is 22 now and we benefited greatly from the free programming that they had in the park. she played t-ball. she played volleyball. she played soccer there, and particularly she played in the tennis program and ended up getting a scholarship and winning national championships. one of the schools that has a lot of tech people and this here is a plaque that i received back in august 28th of 1997. it is from the mission playground soccer tournament 2 for outstanding service to the community. so i know a lot about what has gone on in the park. i know when vidrio brought the goals over there. he was an employee who had a degree in recreation from usf and he was a giant that i take my hat off to for. we had luiz running the programs and it's so important to have bilingual staff because the distance between mission playground and the permit place is not 52 minutes on the 3

guillermo alvez, nancky mcnerney, tony kelly, alfredo golyingo [ reading speakers' names ] >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to speak. before anything else, i want to congratulate the kids who stand to up for the community. the reason i'm here today, when i saw the video, it encouraged me i have been in the mission district for over 33 years. and i have been working with kids. when i start coaching kids in soccer, when they were 7 years old, at the age of 12 years old, i heard the rumors why are we wasting fields on kids from the mission district? let's be realistic, how many of them are going to graduate from high school? when i hear those rumors, i said this can't happen. so i spent a lot of time sharing notes on this issue, starting from 7 years old and finished when they were 18 years old and we went back and forth, back and forth, we were back on the fields when franklin was dirt. it was sand. i have to rent lights for us to practice on the fields when no one was interest and then after that, it got fixed and started renting it and we got kicked out and we had no place to

mcnerney, i do he oppose this amendment and -- i do oppose this amendment and ask the members not adopt it. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. mr. waxman: i ask a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 2 printed in part c of house report 113-626. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. whitfield: to explain my amendment and ask for its adoption. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2, printed in part c of house report number 113-626, offered by mr. whitfield of kentucky. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 756, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. whitfield, and a member op