meehan: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers and if the gentlelady has no further speakers, i'm prepared to close nce the gentlelady does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. before i yield back, i'd like to take a moment to acknowledge my partner on this subcommittee, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. meehan. you have been a great collaborator and a friend to me on this committee. together we have amassed a record of bipartisanship to be proud of, particularly in the area of cybersecurity. i wish you well in all of your future endeavors and i thank you once again. with, that mr. speaker, i urge support -- with that, mr. speaker, i urge support for h.r. 5629, the strengthening domestic nuclear security act of 2014, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. meehan: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the letter exchange bet

meehan: mr.peaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and concur in the senate amendment to h.r. 4007. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4007, an act to recodify and reauthorize the chemical facility anti-terrorism standards program, senate amendment. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. meehan, and the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. meehan: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to evise and extend their remarks and the gentleman is recognized y extraneous bill -- extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. meehan: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. meehan: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in sup

meehan worked at one penn center at 16th and jfk boulevard. prosecutors say the teenager testified to a grand jury that meehan told her he knew she was 14 and also told her that he had had sex with a 12-year-old. a couple accused of selling the teenager as a sex slave and holding her inside this germantown home is also facing charges. >>> also happening today, the trial is scheduled to begin for this man accused of killing a south philadelphia bartender. police say in june 2012, omar wright stabbed george fox twice in the chest while fox was working at t-bar's bar at eighth and jackson street. investigators say wright and his police robbed that bar. >>> donations are pouring in to help the family left homeless by a fire in delaware county. the fire that killed a woman and left a man in critical condition. a look here at some of the items that have been dropped off at the lower chichester volunteer fire department. a 62-year-old woman was killed in that fire early saturday morning. three children and their father were hurt. the kids are expecte

meehan worked at one penn center at 16th and jfk. prosecutors say the teenager testified to a grand jury that meehan told her he knew she was 14 and that he'd also had sex with a 12-year-old. a couple accused of selling the teenager as a sex slave and holding her inside this germantown home is also facing charges. >>> it's 5:35, and we are staying on top of breaking news this morning, including this story, where a philadelphia police officer shot and killed a man overnight. we're learning more about what this man was wanted for and what exactly happened leading up to that shooting this morning. >>> also, dangerous drivers, there is new evidence that there could be more of those on the road in the city of philadelphia than there were a few years ago. we'll explain why. >>> clouds overhead. they're still with us after a cloudy weekend. but there are some changes ahead. right now, 42 degrees at 5:36. ♪ ♪ ♪ with the name the philadelphia region has trusted for over 75 years, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you

congressman meehan says his thoughts are also with the son of officer rafael ramos, who attends bodeneehan's son is also a student there. >>> new this morning, a warning about a bogus official from philadelphia licenses and inspections. there are several reports of a phony inspector trying to get into homes in kensington and hunting park. l&i says if you're approached by someone who says they're with the department, ask for i.d. if you have any doubt that the person is the monot who they sa are, do not let them inside your home. you can contact l&i to find out if an inspector is scheduled to be in your area. >>> two firefighters in ocean county helped save a baby trapped in a burning minivan. look at the video here. the van caught fire on the garden state parkway in lacey township monday. a volunteer firefighter was driving past and saw the smoke and flames coming from the hood of the minivan. he and a second firefighter used extinguishers to put out the fire. then with the mother's help, they managed to unfasten the child's car seat and get that baby out of the vehicle. no one injure

congressman meehan says his thoughts are also with the son of officer rafael ramos. his son attends a college in maine. meehan's son is a student there as well. >>> a task force created by president obama and headed by philadelphia's police commissioner has started its work to improve relations between officers and the community. commissioner charles ramsey said the task force will focus on giving the president concrete recommendations that can lead to actual change. nbc 10 also spoke with the commissioner about the struggle to recruit new police officers in philadelphia. he says the number of african american men is especially low, but it's a problem across the board. >> and we just have to do a better job recruiting. i have personally gone out to delaware state, to chaney and places like that, trying to recruit and trying to get people interested in a career in law enforcement. >> about 70 new recruits hit philadelphia streets on monday. commissioner ramsey says that's more than in recent years but still not as high as he would like. >>> former president george h.w

meehan: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. if the gentleman from mississippi has no further speakers, i'm prepared to close once the gentleman does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the ranking member of the subcommittee on cybersecurity, infrastructure protection and security technologies, the gentlelady from new york, who actually this legislation is what she's been about. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank the ranking member for yielding time. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the senate amendment to h.r. 2952. as my ranking member, mr. thompson, has said, for the department of homeland security to be effective in its cybersecurity mission, it must have a work force in place to meet this challenge. a long-standing interest of mine has been how best to help d.h.s. meet its cyberwork force needs. to that end i've authored legislation that the committee unanimously a

pennsylvania congressman jim gurloch and pat meehan gathered in west chester to believe the to expresstheir appreciation for police, fire fighters and responders. congressman meehan says a son is a student there, as well. >> autopsy results show bradley stone killed himself by overdosing on drugs. following his killing spree in month gom ri county last week. stone killed his ex-wife and five members of her family. investigators released a report today revealing the iraq war vet had several drugs in his system, include i antipsychotics. stone hit e hid the guns. he was banned from having guns under a veteran's treatment program. while his ex-wife had obtained a temporary protection from abuse order a few years ago, she was denied a permanent order. now, the only surviving victim anthony flick was released from the hospital last night. he suffered injuries to his head and hands. >>> nearly four years after a violent rape in center city, the suspected has returned to philadelphia to face justice. investigators arrested alberto suarez in 2012. but authorities had to wait until now for his

meehan faces several chafers after investigators say he had sex with a teenaged girl several times in his downtown office. the da says the victim was held captive by a germantown couple who hired her out up to 20 times week. >> happening right now an investigation into fire bombs forced a local familiarly from their home. their germantown house caught fire early this morning and tonight the red cross is helping eight people including two young children. right now police are trying to figure out who targeted the home and why. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this is the second time that home has been targeted in a suspicious fire in a month. the last time being novembe november 9th. tonight a citywide arson task force is looking into this and family members are saying enough is enough. >> they're cowards. they're really coward. >> reporter: choice words from family member after residents in two row homes at the corner of east colter and lena streets had to make a mad dash to escape monday morning when a suspected fire bomb went off. >>

that tragedy hits close to home for pennsylvania congressman pat meehan. >> officer ramos son justin is a classmate of my own son at bodine college in brunswick, maine i discussed this issue with my son and the entire classmates are all still very very affected by the moment. >> congressman meehan was among public officials gathering in chester county today to show support for police in the wake of increased anti police sentiment in some communities. >>> some of the jewish mark the final night of hanukkah by pro testifying police brutality and inequality in the justice system. decisions by grand juries not to indict police officers in the deaths of unarmed men michael brown in ferguson, missouri and eric garner in new york city have sparked protests across the country. >> still to come night on it witness news, a warning to residents in two philadelphia neighborhoods. why official want you to be wary when you get a knock on the do door. >> and also, a possible change in who can donate blood. why a new recommendation could be ending a decades old ban. plus a potential danger for coffe

meehan's son is a student there as well. >>> a last wish come true. the parents of a college student killed in an earthquake have fulfilled their daughter's dream. britney gingle was killed in haiti in 2010 working for an aid group. hours earlier, she texted her mom that she wanted to open an orphanage there in haiti. now the orphanage is open and is home to dozens of haitian children. good for those parents, following through on their daughter's dreams. >>> it is 6:50 and it's time to go to new york for a look ahead to the "today" show. >> we get a preview now from matt lauer and tamron hall. good morning. >> hi, tracy, chris. good to see you both. coming up on a wednesday here on the show, we'll have the latest on president george h.w. bush's condition. you know, he was rushied to a hospital overnight for shortness of breath. we'll tell you more about that. >>> also ahead, a nasty weather system will make a real mess of today's busy christmas eve getaway. airports bracing for major delays, while in the south they are picking up the pieces after dead

>>n i the politis pledged their suprt t blue in wesst a group let by jim girlock and pat meehan. sanalas delivered a gift to the investors. the s closed at the record high. stos were driven to new mileon t u.s. economy grew in the fas pace in the third quart good news on wall street for the time being. >>> tracking the weather in the north and south direio we are showing you that we are in a bit of a holding pattern rig now. all of that activity is off to the sth and west. it knocking on our door. it'go to be here in a couple of hours. comg from a south and north dirt pd r o the way. some of which will be heavy at time the high temperature in philel9 abov above average. it's7 in philadelphia. rea is 45. dover the upper 40s. beach haven 45. trenthe upper 40s. the visibili is a major concn. down to 2 millions in reading. u2 miles in reading.5 miles in . visil is a concern as moiur ss ov the area. you see the beginning of that raing in the ohio valley andov in the nation's capita in washington, d.c. wir tracking the northern sec mississipp youee tornado watches posted acrs region. w

we told you about 56-year-old brian meehan last week. prosecutors say he had sex with a 14 year old girl several times in his down up to office. the da says germantown couple was holding that girl captive and hired her out as often as 20 times a week. >> meehan was a partner at law firm bishop, dorfman and las czar off in center city. >> five men from william paterson university facing charges stemming from a sexual assault. two are from south jersey. prosecutors say they raped woman and side a dorm last tuesday at the wayne campus. the men are all 18 years old and they're now in jail on $200,000 bail. >> parents, teachers and city leaders meeting tonight to talk about bartrum high school and how to make it safer. city councilman kenyata johnson led the meeting just last month a teacher at bartram was thrown to the floor by a student. he suffered a concussion. video of that aftermath went viral. it was the third attack on staff member this school year. tonight a local vietnam veteran gets honor that is decades overdue and it's a surprise

a group let by jim and pat meehan. santa claus delivered a gift to theors.the s&p closed at the record high. stocks were driven to new milestones. the u.s. economy grew in the fastest pace in the third quarter. good news on wall street for the time being. >>> we are tracking the weather in the north and south direction. we are showing you that we are in a bit of a holding pattern right now. all of that activity is off to the south and west. it knocking on our door. it's going to be here in a couple of hours. coming from a south and north direction. periods of rain on the way. some of which will be heavy at times. the high temperature in philadelphia, 9 abov above aver. it's 47 in philadelphia. reading is 45. dover the upper 40s. beach haven 45. trenton in the upper 40s. the visibility is a major concern. down to 2 millions in reading. u2 miles in reading.5 miles in . visibility is a concern as moisture spreads over the area. you see the beginning of that rain moving in the ohio valley and moving in the nation's capital in washington, d.c. wir tracking the no

prosecutors say brian meehan had sex with a 14-year-old girl more than 20 times at his law office in center city. he worked at 1 penn center. prosecutors say the teenager testified to a grand jury that meehan told her he knew she was 14 and that he'd also had sex with a 12-year-old. a couple accused of selling the teenager as a sex slave and holder her inside this germantown home is also facing charges. >>> also happening today, the trial is scheduled to begin for the man accused of killing a south philadelphia bartender. police say in june 2012 omar wright stabbed george fox twice with while fox was working at t-barr's bar. wright and his accomplish, keith hardy, robbed the bar. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in montgomery county. police are investigating a deadly shooting. one woman is dead. there are several crime scenes, active crime scenes, connected to this case including what appears to be a barricade situation in souderton. this news is still unfolding. you can count on nbc 10 to bring you more. >>> also drama at sea caught on video. high waves and wind and a boater

we told but brian meehan last week. prosecutors say he had sex with a 14 year-old girl, several times, in his downtown office. the d.a., says that a germantown couple was holding that girl captive, and hired her out as often as 20 times a week. meehan was a partner at the law firm of bishop dwarfman and laseroff. >>> two florida sisters reconciled after one turn the other in for tasering her little boy. >> police arrested this woman here for child abuse this past weekend. they say she used a taser on her three-year old nephew, rodney. her mom karen said he was hysterical when she found out what happened and then called the police. her sister said he did not taser the boy but police say the wounds tell ative rent story. >> the officer saw evidence that the probes made contact with the skin there, were marks there. >> yeah, it was a mistake, it was, but... unaudible. >> police say that the despite reconciliation, charges are pending, but the the one sister convinced the other she's telling the truth and both are vowing to

next war will be fought, i can assure that the united states does a lot of the same probing, pat meehanas been an leader on the issue, he passed three bills to protect americans. that's where the next war will be fought. the other take away is the danger of letting rogue states have nuclear weapons. iran is next, we have to make sure they cannot hold us hostage, nor -- north korea is the back water state. >>> what's the state of cyber security in the united states in terms of protocols laid out by the united states government. how does this happen as regularly as it does? it just happened to have found a weakness that got everyone's attention. but we labor under this impression that we are so far ahead of the rest of the world in terms of our capabilities and we had better wake up to the fact that we need to really look at the state of cyber security in this country in all of those things utilities, military, private industry as entertainment and information. >> because they are coming after us. >> reporter: this is the shot across the bow. it got everybody's attendance. >> let's move o

joining us now, first on fox business, is bob meehan, turbotax cpa.ng that december, not march or april, is the time the start. why now? >> march and april is too late, because the year's already done. the tax return is a lookback on 2014, so you need to plan now. so think about the deductions that you might be able to take or even think about income that you can defer until 2015 so you're not taxed on it today. liz: okay. and if you don't feel like you have time, while you're waiting in line to buy your christmas gifts, you're telling me that people are doing their taxes on their mobile phones? this is amazing to me. >> absolutely. a few years ago no one would have thought people doing their taxes on a mobile device like a phone. last year ten million of our customers, turbotax customers, actually used a mobile device in some part of their tax preparation process. liz: wow. >> for doing their return. ten million. liz: how do you make that an option? don't you have to show all kinds of tax documents and things like that? i mean, how does that work? co

niece is in love with justin beiber, so what i did was i had my people, call his people and he sent meehanograph picture. she was dying. oh, my god we had him record something and send it to him. >> best gift i ever gave was probably, i don't know, giving my mom a car that is best one. >> how about the worst gift. >> a juicer, i was 14. my mom, she gives these gag gifts and everything to everybody, so i'm 14 and she gives me a orange juicer. i said what willie do with this. it was a funny one. i never forget that one. >> happy holidays i'm i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> well, if you are liking this weather you bet ter soak it up today. >> yes. >> this is kind of the end. >> it is, next two days will be nice but we're not talking about 65 like we had officially today but tomorrow and saturday looks fantastic for this time of the year. fifty's, sunshine both days enjoy. that next week gets cold. it looks dry heading toward new year eve but highs back in the 30's.

we'll talk to congressman patrick meehan. >>> demonstrator expected to continue with protests in miamirestoring diplomatic relations with cuba. you will hear from florida congressman about why he's slamming the move to make nice with the castro regime. and joel olsteen stops by with a message of hope for this holiday season. in less than ten minutes at the top of the hour right here on "anhq." join us. >>> another journalist asleep at the wheel. remember this "rolling stone" story about the rape at the university of virginia? that turned out to be "rolling ston stone"'s lowest moment. how about this from new york magazine. a high school student who made $70 million during his lunch break. you guessed it, that was false too. are we eyewitnessing the death of journalism? >> well, we're certainly eyewitnessing a depreciation of, eric, you know and you see it all over the news. for example, in the white house, ben rhodes, he's the white house top adviser. his brother david is the head of cbs news for god sake. we see this with -- when he came out with this thing, the press ignored it. nbc

. >> she gave meehan opportunity to see my children grow and get married and my grand kids. >> reporter: george and his wife bonded instantly with the philadelphia mother of three. >> cynthia wanted sipo's life to count for something. she saved so many, she saved six people. >> reporter: one person can save up to eight lives and enhance 50 more. last year gift of life coordinated 1228 organ transplants locally from 447 donors. the highest number of organ donors ever. >> very grateful. >> reporter: for george, who is 72, he gets choked up when he thinks about his second chance which is for cynthia another reminder for his son. >> it is just hard crying for you, it is just hard. >> reporter: cynthia and george volunteer for gift of life and at family house for families of transplant patients. they share a simple message of giving and living. >> this heart doesn't know anything as farrah what religion you, what nationality you are, what color you are, only thing this heart knows is red blood, that is all it is worried about. >> organ donation is increasing in our area and there is still a

the tragedy hits close to home for congressman path the path meehan. >> officer ramos son, justin, is a classmate of my own son, at boden college in maine and i discussed this issue with my son and the classmates are all still very affected by the the moment. >> officials say it was a recent increase in anti police sentiment it is important to thank the men and women in uniform. >>> there are calls for police departments nationwide to implement diversity training and diversify the ranks of officers. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson takes a look at the the effort to recruit minorities to the philadelphia police department. >> reporter: in mid december philadelphia police cadet class 369, graduated 39 new officers. of those 39, less than 20 percent were minorities. >> it is difficult in terms of recruiting minorities. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says recruiting is a problem in the department especially black men. >> we are doing everything we can to try to address it. >> reporter: he says anti police sentiment across the country is not helping.

. >>> happening today, congressmen jim gerlach and pat meehan will lead officials in chester county inhow of support for police firefighters and other emergency responders. the event is called support blue and will take place this afternoon at the chester county fraternal order of police lodge on north church street in west chester. >>> police officers in our area and across the country are on increased alert following the assassinations of two new york city officers over the weekend. philadelphia police say threats are common with their department but there have not been any since the weekend cop killings. trenton police are investigating what they are calling a credible threat and have been meeting regularly with community members and the clergy. philadelphia commissioner charles ramsey says such meetings need to happen and more. >> whether it's protesters, whether it's police, whether it's government officials, everyone needs to take a deep breath, calm down. we need thoughtful discussion. >> commissioner ramsey is cochair of president obama's communities policing task force. >> the

a group led by congressman jim girl lack and pat meehan sought to remine resident that law enforcement officials are part of the solution to achieving peaceful communities. >>> one community is banding together to make sure that one family isn't left out in the cold this christmas. texas road house in royersford hosted a special fundraiser, the family of limerick. morris family is living in the hotel after their home was destroyed, by a fire while they were on vacation. they will donate 10 percent of all food sales to help them get back on their feet. >>> much more ahead, including a teacher, that some very special visitors tonight. >>> and plus friendly skies have at least one not so friendly element, details on a gun smuggling ring involving a former delta a employee. >>> and at 10:30 a man robs a bank this evening, we have talk to the person who is standing right behind him when it happened. >>> it turns out movie goers will get to see the interview on christmas day with the movie stars are saying about this last minute change. >>> we have breaking news out of houston texas tonight

congressman patrick meehan's office to hold a canned lights vigil. >> power house program in alabama, auburn university jackle mitchell was shot and killed earlier this morning at a complex near the campus. circumstances surrounding that shoot ring unknown. he was a red shirt freshman this season for auburn tiger and ranged 17 best tight end in country in the high school. the shooting happened at the same apartment complex where two former auburn players were killed in summer of 2012. >> dangerous criminals were on the run this morning as they escaped from badge bam prison. de marcus woodard and kobe and gourd an escaped after they assaulted a guard with a cap of lay sol. the three men were cell mates. one pretented to be sick to trick the prison guard and marshals recap toured gordon behind the bars for robbery and the two are still on the run this afternoon. >> hundreds of people attended the funeral of the 19-year-old woman who was set on fire along the road in mississippi and left to die. authorities say jessica chambers was doused in flammable liquid and set on fire. she later ti

sue made meehan around. but she made me a baby blanket. we love, cherish it and use it all the time. when you have something that someone made. aunt sue made this for you. >> it gives it mere meaning. >> so is what the matter with you people. >> one of my best friend's mom made us a blanket the when we brought our first son home from the anchor. we love baseball in my family. out of all of the gifts we got whether it is your first born that is one that sticks out because it was hand made. >> well, anyway, ebb joy. >> energy. >> and sorry. >> you are getting it anyway. >> i think too when you have children they love when you make you something or draw you cards. you can mark their development and have it forever. if they got a a wallet or cologne you might the forget that. >> well, thanks sue we appreciate it. >> i will take my ornament and go home. >> don't listen to them. >> that is right. >> 9:03. we have some breaking news we have to get to in delaware. school bus crashed in the outside, a school around 7:00 o'clock this morning. this s

meehan: i thank the gentleman. while we from time to time have strong disagreements we have many more we are able to work together on. this is one i'm proud to support. so i will conclude by saying that this was undoubtedly an act in which he not only acted selflessly, but saved his fellow war fighters from harm. i'd like to commend those who have worked tirelessly on renaming this facility and i hope my colleagues will support this measure. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. roe: i would like to yield two minutes to my friend, michael fitzpatrick, also to speak on this issue. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: i thank the gentleman. i also am pleased to join with my colleagues in both oh the house and senate in advancing legislation this will -- which will, we hope, appear on the president's desk to honor the service and sacrifice, the very significant sa

a support blue event led by congressman jim gerlach and pat meehan will be held in chester county.support for police firefighters and other emergency responders after the execution of nypd officers. it will take place at the chester county fraternal order of police lodge on north church street in west chester. >>> in similar developments mayor bill deblasio umped protests be set aside for another day so the focus can be on the families of the two murdered officers. there will be a moment of murdered officers. shooting occurred. the mayor who has come under attack by the police union visited the families of officers liu and ramos. you will hear from the family of ramos coming up in the next half hour. >>> internet service is back up in north korea after sweeping internet outages and breakdowns and the u.s. is staying mum about whether or not we are responsible. internet analysts are saying shot problems in north korea began over the weekend. last friday you may remember president obama promised the u.s. would find a way to respond to that the hacking of sony entertainment. and known

joining me with this great panel is congressman patrick meehan, chairman of the subcommittee on cyber, john singleton and scholar and resident of lasalle university, and ed turzanski and ken rottweiler. good morning. >> hi, alex. >> we will start with you congressman. you released a statement on this you said this should in the be a surprised, a growing problem. >> it is not a surprise that we face vulnerability but thinks anes lacing where we are moving away from the economic situation like a target attack into one in which now they have in the only shut down the computer systems of a major united states corporation. they have taken the private information and put that out in a way that exposed employees, but most significant can'tly they are threatened a nation with the idea that if you use your ability to express yourself yourselfves, we're going to threat tone harm americans. that is anes lacing. >> it is not even just threatening the nation, it is nation to nation. when we think of hacking we think of one or two individuals or a small group. it has in the been necessarily confirm

joining to us discuss the issues of cyber security republican congressman pat meehan chairman of the house homeland security sub committee on cyber security. congressman, first off, was this an act of war or just cyber vandalism? >> i don't think i would call it an act of war, but it certainly was -- the president call it cyber vandalism. i think you can call it cyber terrorism to the ex at the present time people have been influenced in their activity, you know, the nature of us being to have our thoughts put forward being dictated by somebody from north korea. so i would call that an act of terrorism. >> okay. we weren't to get few more tweets. nate writes what i still don't get how it led to a mini cyber war like it's a zone nor movie. chill out north korea. this one from josh... >> finally this one from, i wouldn't every want if north korea actually win think they can win a cyber war against the u.s. your response people think it's a cyber war. >>> this is more than just simply the threats about the movie. they went inside sony and actually took over the system, shut down the com

. >> quincy, give meehan update on what is going on outside the window. >> i don't care if you are acowboys fans can come down here, shake shack has hot chocolate. dj greg is here. people are starting to come. we have this young lady here, 75 years old. >> three buses to get down here today. >> three businesses, 75 years old, there is no excuse not to come down and give to our coat dr >>> when it comes to plane, window, aisle or middle, it will tell but your personality. we will tell but that coming up. but first quincy is outside, i'm starting to see people coming and donate. i'm getting excited. >> a lot of people are coming to donate and ready, willing, able, this is the organization. i have jason right here. the clothes are going to you guys. >> correct, we will sort them, we will give it out to our guys, who are all currently homeless. they are in the transitional program that is getting them out of homelessness. most of the guys are coming out of prison or dealing with a drug and alcohol issue. we give them 12 months to get back on their feet. it is pretty great. these are guys

so, you name it, it has been texted to santa so she gave meehan update yesterday and all of the thingst such a cute picture. >> yeah. >> so excited. >> can i have this. >> so the way to get out of the stories they take a picture with the cell phone, and then they says, teddy, we will text this picture to santa, so it gets on the list. >> she's wearing this. >> she wears it every where. >> no matter what she has on, no matter how cold or where they are going. she's got that thing on. >> this is so cute. >> you you should save these pictures when she gets old tore black mail her. >> she will have a boyfriend. >> obsessed about stuff. >> don't scare them off. >> that is one way to do it. >> my daughter jessica goes oh, yes, she has become a monster. >> a frozen monster good frozen monster. >> big dictionary, websters's dictionary they pick something i don't know if they do this every year they call it the word of the year. >> this years winner is, culture. >> that its it. >> yeah. >> dictionary giant says there has been a spike in the interest in the word with many people looking it up. >

meehan. >> thank you, chairman, and secretary. i have a great deal of respect for you but i have some fundamental disagreements with a couple of the points that were made. you are the one who said somehow somebody -- what you are doing is creating an opportunity for them to be lawfully in the country. i think it is a unquestioned point that as the law stands today, anybody who illegally enters the united states is a deportable alien. what has happened by this directive is the president has stepped into the authority of determine if under the existing law you have identified somebody who will lawfully be here so long as they , using prosecutorial discretion, they won't be do for did -- won't be deported as long as they aren't a threat to public safety or border security. how can you create a class of people who are beyond prosecution and not be violating the constitutional separation of powers in which congress has clearly articulated its intent? >> first, during the period of deferred action, you can lose membership in that progra

kimberly says meehan is asking good questions and addressing the issues of access to quality health care. jay from new mexico on the democrats line. go ahead. >> caller: i was watching the hearing. i have never watched c-span before. i felt compelled to watch this one. it was just amazing to see gruber just repeat himself over and over about how he misspoke. i don't know how many times he said conjecture. must have been three, four dozen times. the only honest thing that came out of his mouth was the comments he was making on video. those are things that a lot of people were saying prior to the bill getting passed. this is the warning cry that some blue dog democrats and all the republicans were saying that this was going to happen. when gruber was caught on video making the same claims, it just proved the blue dogs and republicans that voted against that for the reason they voted against it was true. >> thanks for your comments. take a look at facebook. we have hundreds of comments. a number of conversations going online. nancy on facebook says that jonathan gruber apologized because he