there is a lot of things and what chairman mica suggested. that are really good stuff streamline programs. deliver projects quicker. if we don't get more revenue, i hate to quote bill maher, but i must. it is pay me now or pay me later. it is. we prefer to do that. as a major highway user, we're still a believer in the gas tax, warts and all. we also believe there needs to be some more productivity considered. there are probably lanes in this country, freight lanes where we could we could move larger commercial vehicles safely and efficiently that will help get other vehicles off the road. i think moving forward, the challenge for jim and the smart, dedicated folks on the hill that want this to happen of course is to get there on the money side. but kicking the can and punting, we are not in favor of that whatsoever. because that situation, in our opinion will get worse. we drove 3 billion miles last year. just little brown trucked a other vehicles related to the u.p.s. family. again, we care about all modes. to the extent we can move in that

mica: thank you. mr. speaker, we're here today to extend once again authorization for the federal aviation administration and for our nation's transportation highway transit programs. mr. speaker, this unfortunately is -- these are extensions that have been piled upon extensions for both of these programs. and while the legislation before us is important and it signifies a bipartisan, bicameral agreement to move forward, it must not be just a temporary band-aid for our important aviation, highway, rail and safety programs and for future job creation for our nation. to build our nation's infrastructure and to really put people to work we need long-term re-authorizations for these programs. unfortunately this bill is the 22nd f.a.a. extension and the eighth surface transportation extension. congress unfortunately has delayed passing a long-term f.a.a. re-authorization for over four years. and the surface transportation bill has lagged for some two years. this action today represents a last chance to roll up

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mica and mr. rahall and the committee and the staff and let's get to work and let's put the american people back to work. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. without objection, the gentlelady's request is granted. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. mica: has all time been yielded from the other side? the speaker pro tempore: all time is yielded back from the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mica: then i'll close. thank you, mr. speaker, and we do need to move forward. this isn't the time to bicker, this is the time to put people to work, this is the time to pass long-term re-authorization. i said earlier, this cannot be another band-aid, we've had 21 extensions, this is the eighth transportation bill extension. and my dad used to say, you know, john, it's not how much you have, it's also how you spend it. we have to learn lessons. as of september 1, 2011, just a few days ago, 35% of the limited

. >>> la situaciÓn copo mica del los hispanos sÉpalo ma en la casa de maryland dice el director. >>>imosna, necesaria situaciÓn no estamos, lo que hemos visto es un problema serio de la falta de empleo. >>> los datos reflejan como millones han sido afectados, por la recesiÓn, la lenta recuperaciÓn economica que ha seguido y el alto nivel del desempleo que se mantiene especialmente entre los hispano y preocupa que la actual polÉmica discusiÓn sobre como reducir el dÉficit, se elimino en programas para muchos de ellos, cuando mÁs lo necesitan. >>> en washington lourdes, univisiÓn. >>> el tema migratoria gana importancia entre aspirante republicanos y anoche volviÓ tar presente en el segundo debate que enfrentÓ a ocho precandidatos. la seguridad en la frontera, y tarifas favorable para estudiantes y el voto latino fueron algunos temas del debate, y vamos con algunos momentos mÁs destacados. >>> veamos. >>> el gobernador del texas dijo que una gran mucho travrl no es suficiente para asegurar la frontera con mÉxico, y que washingt deberÍa de enviar refuerzos. >>> lo que debes es tener hom

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mica some consternation. they seem to be in a deal making mode.e of last night, the senate passed a short-term extension reauthorize the surface transportation mechanism and the faa. that is a different from what we saw earlier this year with fights over labor provisions in subsidies. we have six months now to come up with a longer-term deal. from my perspective, i think the real disagreements are going to be about how much money and how long it will be. as always, there are other details and senator coburn brought up a few of them, like bike paths, but my sense is that all of these can be worked out. i am asking all of our panelists to tell us what to do. how can we solve it. jim, if you want to give us a quick overview of where you think the debate can go, what you would like to do, and the rest of you down the line, specific ideas about how you think -- even if you cannot get the whole enchilada this time, the investment in infrastructure systems can be improved? >> glad to be here this morning. fawn did a great job outlining where we are heade

. >> congressman mica, appreciate the time to talk with us tonight. hope you know that i mean it earnestly the eyes of the nation are upon you in terms of trying to turn all of this talk into something moving through the congress. thank you for speaking with us, sir. >> thank you so much. >> we will be right back. sam higgins? you have frequent heartburn, right? yeah. well we're the two active ingredients in zegerid otc. i'm omeprazole. and i'm sodium bicarbonate. just one pill a day ... gives you 24-hour relief. & one mission. two ingredients heartburn solved. effective political tools democrats had in campaigns was the promise to protect programs like social security and medicare, which they invented and voted for and protect, and which republicans have sort of had a chain saw out for quite some time. the guy in charge of electing a democratic majority to the house of representatives in the next election said in may that his strategy for electing a democratic majority in the house in the next election was a three part strategy. the three parts were

. >> congressman mica, appreciate the time to talk with us tonight.ow that i mean it earnestly the eyes of the nation are upon you in terms of trying to turn all of this talk into something moving through the congress. thank you for speaking with us, sir. >> thank you so much. >> we will be right back. [ female announcer ] kiss everything you know about cookies goodbye. new newtons fruit thins. real cranberries and cranberry citrus oat... crispy whole grain. newtons fruit thins, one unique cookie. look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french presses, espresso tampers, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that is easy. best news i've heard all day! i'm soooo amped! i mean not amped. excited. well, sort of amped. really kind of in between. have you ever thought about decaf? do you think that would help? yeah. priority mail flat rate

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. >> congressman mica, appreciate the time to talk with us tonight.you know that i mean it earnestly the eyes of the nation are upon you in terms of trying to turn all of this talk into something moving through the congress. thank you for speaking with us, sir. >> thank you so much. >> we will be right back. effective political tools democrats had in campaigns was the promise to protect programs like social security and medicare, which they invented and voted for and protect, and which republicans have sort of had a chain saw out for quite some time. the guy in charge of electing a democratic majority to the house of representatives in the next election said in may that his strategy for electing a democratic majority in the house in the next election was a three part strategy. the three parts were medicare, medicare, and medicare. >> that is the defining issue. we're going to continue as democrats to fight for medicare in any congressional district, no matter how high the hill, no matter how great the odds. >> tonight, did the hill get higher and did

ow "mica writes, "privatize. sell it off in chunks. different companies for different regions.s mistakes." susan writes, "by all means, keep the postal service. it's needed and useful. they should do away, though, with saturday delivery and shorten the business hours." chris writes, "cut retirement benefits, close post offices, cut delivery from six days to four days, and cut express mail." privatize it now. fedex and ups run better than this government-run mess. cut saturday mail, end junk mail, massive layoffs, problem solved." knoll in new mexico says, "cut mail delivery to three times a week. it would mean three less trips to the garbage can each week to dump my junk mail." go to my blog cnn.com/caffertyfile or check out our post on the situation room's facebook page. wolf. >> very good stuff. thank you. >>> lease have a sylvester is monitoring some of the other stories in the situation room. renewed pressure on yemen's president to step aside. what's the latest? >> large, loud protests in yemen turned violent today as international pressure mounts on the country's presiden

mica, member of congress, chairman.ro tempore: referred to the committee on appropriations. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. roe: i ask unanimous consent to creas the house for one minute -- address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: so ordered. mr. roe: i thank the speaker. today marks the adult and family literacy week and we must help ensure every american is literate. today 93 million american adults function below a high school level of literacy, lacking the most basic skills needed to compete in the 21st century economy. the unemployment crisis falls most heavily here. 14.3% of americans without a high school diploma are unemployed, among high school graduates with no additional education, the rate drops to 9.6%. by supporting efforts to expand literacy, we can extend a hand to individuals and families across america. making sure adults can read to their child or understand a word isn't just good

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guest: that would be a question for john mica.t vsa works under tremendous burdens and difficulties and i happen to believe they do good job -- the tsa works under tremendous burdens and difficulties and i happen to believe they do a good job. people are testing the system, but i believe that our airline'' flight systems today are safer than they were before 9/11. we're not 100% there nor will we ever be, but people are much more secure than they were before 9/11. let's continue to help the tsa perform where reform is needed, to make corrections, and let us not throw the baby out with the bathwater. host: back to surface transportation, from twitter. helpless follow the money. -- help us follow the money. guest: whenever a citizen pumps a gallon of dance, -- of gas, the tax goes into a federal trust fund. it is set up the spend money on chester station improvements around the country. with a bipartisan part of our committee, we set up fire walls around the highway trust fund guarantee that there be trust and that trust fund. every