and because of that there's a family that's very sad always mr daughter and i'm very blessed that we have you with us. at some kids were there never taught the difference between i am in a real gun i think that's where some of the accidents come into play i mean you were talking about the incident in cumberland county how do you know that child wasn't thinking that that gun was just a ploy again. if you look at this in front above the infant's right ear is a gunshot wound close to the head in the temple area unfortunately this is one of the children but did not make it we were unable to revive this child this is the gun debate through the eyes of children and since the gun debate through the eyes of children this is the through the eyes of parents parks if we can do it for our children for our future what is the country to savor. interview. of the. winter is when the sahara comes to life. always is palm trees are being harvested. people are waiting for the biggest event of the yeah. the desert festival. this is through a video out that is. leading camel races have spent the last year

and because of that there's a family that's very sad always mr daughter and i'm very blessed that we have you see with us. after some kids were never taught the difference between i am in a real gun i think that's where some of the accidents come into play i mean you were talking about the incident in cumberland county how do you know that child wasn't thank you back again was just a ploy again. if you look at this in front above the infants right here is a gunshot wound close to the head in the temple area unfortunately this is one of the children to make we were unable to revive this child this is the gun debate through the eyes of children and since the gun debate through the eyes of children this is the through the eyes of parents parks if we can do it for our children for our future what is the country to save for. so gov the help to buy scheme for real estate which is a copycat of the fannie mae and freddie mac. debacle which caused the sub prime crisis two thousand and seven the british energy corporations are going to take fracking even though in america has been proven to be

and because of that there's a family that's very sad always mr daughter and i'm very blessed that we have you see with us. after some kids were never taught the difference between i am in a real gun i think that's where some of the accidents come into play i mean you were talking about the incident in cumberland county how do you know that child wasn't thinking that that gun was just a ploy again. if you look at this infant above the infants right here is a gunshot wound close to the head in the temple area unfortunately this is one of the children did make it we were unable to revive this child this is the gun debate through the children and simply through the eyes of children this is the gun through the eyes of parents sparks if we can do it for our children for our future what is the country the safer. player play. looks. play. cross talk rules in effect get into can jump in anytime you want. wealthy british style. time to play the. markets why not this scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global fin

minus thirty degrees celsius there's a chance that the air ambulance will finally take mr overnighters pregnant daughter in law to hospital despite her heart problems keeps working. the children are out in the tundra to out here a runny nose is no reason to stay inside. overnight the dia runs several kilometers into the tundra and eldest son edward is sent out to look for them. he left several hours ago but misael has nothing to worry about he knows that his son will never get lost. or will stop oh i'm so tired. what new carpeting do we have in there two hundred we don't need to find their own as we use the stars. my right shoulder you know about your means i have to go in this direction a bit. worn with navigation system in the head we've learned it from childhood what . and when daylight only last about two hours so everything has to be done quickly. the d.n.a. that it was brought back from the tundra and now being driven in a circle because the men want to catch the leaders. so that the rest of the hook before them this is a tried and tested technique. specially trained dogs make sure that no animal

mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr.arber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daughter jacqueline kelling. >> this is my daughter jack wayne. she is from texas. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] attorney general erik holder and mrs. holder. >> i'm glad to be here. we have a great relationship which i'm sure will be made better by this dinner. spanish. >> thank you. ambassador to the united nations and ms. cass sunstein. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. peter bashar. mr. and mrs. james roosevelt junior. [inaudible conversations] the honorable karen bass and ms. barbara jordan. >> i've been to paris and i love it and i'm very honored to be here today. >> the honorable lives sure when randall and jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. mary j. blige and mr. can do isaacs. >> it's a surprise. it's going to be fun tho

so caroline harrison was the first president of the daughters of the american revolution. mrs. harrison also had a real sense of white house history. she began the white house china collection. and indeed she was a very gifted artist. she designed the harrison's china which many people think is the most attractive of all the white house china. , the other thing she did people would write in to her, mothers who had just had children, that they named benjamin harrison, and she would paint something and send it to them. candlesticks or milk dispensers or baby bottles. i mean, imagine the first lady, you know, of the united states spending her time. but anyway, it's a window into a woman who we really don't know nearly as well as we should. >> how would you describe the transformation of the role during this era, during this period that we've been discussing tonight? >> i think it's understated. i think by the end of the century, on the one hand you had ida mckinley who was the ultimate sort of doll-like inhave a lid -- invalid who needed care, who was adored by her husband, who in

mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr.arber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daughter jacqueline kelling. >> this is my daughter jack wayne. she is from texas. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] attorney general erik holder and mrs. holder. >> i'm glad to be here. we have a great relationship which i'm sure will be made better by this dinner. spanish. >> thank you. ambassador to the united nations and ms. cass sunstein. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. peter bashar. mr. and mrs. james roosevelt junior. [inaudible conversations] the honorable karen bass and ms. barbara jordan. >> i've been to paris and i love it and i'm very honored to be here today. >> the honorable lives sure when randall and jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. mary j. blige and mr. can do isaacs. >> it's a surprise. it's going to be fun tho

daughter? i have a little business to finish with mr. hummel. a superb young man. musician, singer, poet. if only he would have noble stock. my peer, genealogically, i wouldn't set my face against having him for a... for a what? my daughter. your daughter? you're talking of her? why does she always sit in that room? she feels a compulsion to sit in the hyacinth room when she is not out of doors. it is a quirk she has. mademoiselle beata von holstein krona. charming, old lady, tremendously wealthy and a great benefactress. oh, mademoiselle. my true love. baron skanskorg. baron? i think he's the fellow who stole those jewels. let out the mummy and the party will be complete. polly. jacob, there? funny man. shall we have the young people in too? no, not the young. let them be spared. - shall we take tea? - why? none of us likes tea. why pretend we do? yeah, then, shall we talk? about the weather, which we know? ask about each others health? we know that too. i prefer silence. then you can hear thoughts, see the past. silence hides nothing, words conceal. i read the other day that differences

i had my daughter who was then three years old and i walked up to the vice president and i said, mr. ter chelsea. i said chelsea this man is the vice president of the united states. she looked at him and said where is the pabathroom? >> from the start clinton was impressed by bush. he took her by the hand and took her to the bathroom and introduced toy daughter to his mother who was then still living and made a big impression on me. that's the kind of man he is. he is kind, he treats everybody with genuine respect. he is interested in people that are interested in them. >> he was a coon serve tive but he was open argument. he logs on the right or the left gets this country from trouble. he integrated housing in america. i thought that showed he had character. i liked him because i thought he was a very good man. i think he will go down in history for the positive things that he did to improve the security of the united states in his term the berlin wall fell which was a reflection of failure of communism and in part a reflection of the success of every american president harry truman

mr. herman griffin and is survived by her two children and her daughter daughter-in-law allison griffin. thank you colleagues. today also i'm introducing two hearings. i am calling for hearing involving the public utilities commission and department of environment to begin planning for what may prove to be the worst draught we have faced in years. 2013 was the driest year in record in the bay area and 2014 is projected to be even dryer so we need to prepare. we have some of the best tap water in the country. it can be easy to forget that this water has to come from somewhere. the reservoir system through a marvel of civil engineering is still dependent on the river and the snow pack and the sierra nevada. that snow pack is now only 15 to 21 percent normal levels. 2.6 million people throughout the bay area and beyond depend on this water. the dry weather not only reduces water supply, it makes the whole system and the whole state more vulnerable to fire. when it comes to water, we are not as invincible as we may think and on january 17, governor brown declared a state of emergency and is

mr. rogers at one point in time even told an attorney that she was the daughter he never had. >> it is ironict robert rogers, attempting to seek sanctuary for himself, to seek protection from persons who wanted to rob and hurt him, trusted sharon zachary, and it is ironic that this person, in turn, turned on him and became the very thing that he was trying to guard against. h >>> i would never believe that something like this could ever happen. this is only the kind of stuff that you read about. but looking back, i can see that this can happen to anybody. >> sharon zachary and her family lived next door to robert rogers, and the two became friends. rogers' eyesight was failing. and sharon not only befriended him, she also helped by writing checks so he could pay his bills. but prosecutors found evidence that sharon was doing more than that. and was actually helping herself to some of rogers' money, tens of thousands of it. on the day of the murder, prosecutors believe sharon went to rogers' house intending to kill him before he could change his will and remove her as beneficiary. prosecutors

mrs. obama, just hang in there. i've got a daughter begging me to go visit her at college.ain. >> i love that. >> i wish i could come with you. >> i wish you could. >> thank you very much. susan and thank you both moms. and the first lady also held her own with host jimmy fallon and will ferrell for the sketch titled ew. take a look. >> you're pretty strong. you could totally be on the olympics. >> i do try to exercise every day. >> i think exercise is ew. >> exercise is not ew. e announc] hands were made for playing. ♪ legs, for crossing. ♪ feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathways, that comes with ra. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections an

mr. gorunov worked as a chemistry teacher, his wife, sofia, director of a school. they had two daughters. their apartment was small, so the gorunovs had to use every inch of space. speaking russian ) translator: we have a three-room apartment, one room for the children, a li, and a study for my husband. i don't know exactly how many square meters we have. ( speaking russian ) translator: about 39 square meters-- that is the living space without counting the toilet, bathroom and kitchen. narrator: under the soviet system, the government regulated how much space was allowed per person, so the gorunovs' apartment was typical for a family of four. and apartments were small, but everyone's rent was low. then in 1989, when the concept of private property was introduced, people could buy their own apartments, usually for only the cost of filing an application. woman: depending on the location of the housing in the city, how attractive the area was, people would privatize sooner or later. if you are living in a nice apartment somewhere in the central part of the city, it makes sense to make it y

daughter jacqueline, she is from texas. she is studying france. >> attorney general eric holder and mrs.older. >> we hope this relationship will be made better by the dinner. thank you. >> mr. and mrs. peter per bershar. mr. and mrs. james roosevelt, jr. the honorable karen bass and ms. barbara jordan. >> i love paris and i am very honored to be here today. >> dr. jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. >> ms. mary j. blige. >> what am i performing tonight? that is a surprise. my last name is french. >> reverend al sharpton. >> i have been practicing my french. >> let's hear it. >> oui oui oui. >> the honorable james lyons. mr. and mrs. arnie sorenson. >> most of the guests have arrived. you are looking at the scene of an area known as the bookseller. it is one of the first locations before you had upstairs. this is the area where the guests arrive before going to the state tour. the president and mrs. obama hosted president hollande in the blue room which was redecorated with furniture in paris -- from paris. later in the program, chance for you to have a con

mrs. jacobs, i'm james franklin, director of the bureau's rapid deployment team. we need a photo of your daughter on you? yeah. there was another little girl who went missing last week. maybe on your phone. got a picture of katie on your phone? she disappeared from a mall, too.

so we went there and i had my daughter who was then three years old i walked up to the vice president and i said, mrresident i'd like you to meet this man the president of the united states and she said where is the bathroom? he took her to the bathroom and introduced my daughter to his mother who was then still living. and made a big impression on me. it's the kind of man he s he's kind and treats everybody with respect. he's interested in people. >> the two men did not agree on many issues president clinton was struck by bush's integrity >> i wasn't an idealoge. he voted for open housing bill to integrate housing in america i thought that showed he had character to be open to the facts and i liked him because i thought he was a very good man. i think he will go down in history to one of the positive things he did to improve security of the united states in his term which was in part reflection of the failure of communication and a reflection of the success of every american president from hairy -- harry truman. >> we celebrated the 200th anniversary of the white house in 2000 i invited all living

so we went there and i had my daughter who was then three years old i walked up to the vice president and i said, mryou to meet this man the president of the united states and she said where is the bathroom? he took her to the bathroom and introduced my daughter to his mother who was then still living. and made a big me. it's of man he s he's kind and treats everybody with respect. he's interested in people. >> the two men did not agree on many issues president clinton was struck by bush's integrity >> i wasn't an idealoge. he voted for open housing bill to integrate housing in america i thought that showed he had character to be open to the facts and i liked him because i thought he was a very good man. i think he will go down in history to one of the positive things he did to improve security of the united states in his term which was in part reflection of the failure of communication and a reflection of the success of every american president from hairy -- harry truman. >> we celebrated the 200th anniversary of the white house in 2000 i invited all living presidents and former first ladies there.

about the bust of shin a party you're talking about who daughter there are leaders who really are committed to an open society and to democracy mr you should go certainly was he had other flaws it's pretty clear the party the regions there's not such commitment to democracy and that's why you had all the problems of the past three months there's one other point to that's very interesting of the demonstrators on the minds on understand what i've said that they're all of that all parties and that's one of the reasons why they did not simply accept the points of view expressed in the positions taken by the leaders of the opposition party even units imma show a man who was in his or like or was booed by some protesters on the my don when she spoke there after she was released from jail so this is a new phenomenon that is looks that we need to watch i don't i can't understand it . but you expressed the fears of the people on the my dawn were radicals. there may be some there we don't really know but it's also true they may be insisting on a more of a more honest political culture in ukraine they may be insisting on on a more honest p

he says he's never stopped looking for his daughter and he joins me now on the phone. mr.ll, how did the breakthrough in the case come about? >> well, we found a tie-in to another case that happened a few years after tiffany disappeared, a girl named beth foster, who was abducted and murdered and her body was recovered about two weeks after she was abducted. we didn't initially tie the two cases together because they weren't really pure roles involved in beth's case. what changed was the increase in the accuracy of dna testing. last year it came back a solid hit on him from beth. and so, we started looking at him harder. and interviewi ining him. but unfortunately, he wouldn't talk. when he died in prison, the investigators were able to get his personal effects and we found his diary naming the girls that he had killed other than tiffany. but in tiffany's case, he named the date and he put number two in front and behind that, and we believe -- we know he murdered a girl in miami and he got a life sentence for it. and he only served nine years. but she would have been numbe

mr. secretary. let's remember that most of this this room are in sons and daughters, spouses, many are parents. usthat day on 9/11, many of knew people who parish of people erishede at risk -- paris of people who were at risk and suffered with a scar that in some ways will never heal. i'm going to ask you some questions in a friendly manner. we know you were born on 9/11. i'm told you wanted to be a subway conductor in new york city when you grew up. is my next life. i will be a subway motor man on the number seven train. >> in case you don't know this, the new york subways are protected to a substantial extent by dhs assets. let at this. -- look at this. your background is assistant guy who hasy and a a lots of experience in the department of defense. now to take on this awesome responsibility to fore principal spokesman our u.s. counterterrorism policy? >> i lead a terrific inanization of men and women the people that are there as leaders. we will be doing a terrific job in the next couple of years. the department of defense, a lot of people ask me if dod is like dhs, are they different? how

because they love their husbands or their wives or their sons or their daughters, and that's what they are doing. the very good news, mr. president, is that in 2010 congress passed legislation to develop a caregivers program for post-9/11 disabled vets. this was a huge step forward, huge step forward. and what it said is that those men and women who came back from iraq and afghanistan, perhaps without legs, perhaps blind, perhaps without arms, perhaps ill in one way or another through ptsd or t.b.i., that we were going to make sure that their wives, their mothers, their sisters, their brothers, their kids had the support that they need to provide the kind of nursing care that -- in home that those veterans needed. and this legislation has been very successful for post-9/11 veterans. and let me just give you one example and there are obviously many. one family who benefited from the v.a.'s caregiver program is ed and karen matakum. i hope i've pronounced their name correctly and they live in my home state of vermont. in 2010 ed and karen were deployed together as medics with the vermont national guard, a national guard

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> vladimir putin was a mid level kgb agent posted to east germany with two young daughters and ane young wife, a former airline stewardess. >> the soviet union defined him. not just the soviet union but the security services, the kgb. >> president of the brookings institution. >> he was part of not just the machinery but in some ways the characteristic of the machinery and the most powerful machinery in the soviet union. >> the kgb was a powerful part of what some called the ministry of fear. putin was unflinchingly loyal to the kgb and the soviet union. so when the berlin wall was suddenly torn down, a desperate putin fond moscow for instructions, but moscow was silent. >> the story goes, he was shocked. it was as if moscow wasn't there. what was going on? >> remember how surprised all of us were watching this structure we thought was going to be with us for another generation at least turned out to be so refrigerator i will, -- fragile internal turned out to be a surprise to putin and many invested in it. >> the soviet union and with it putin's plans were wobbling. in east germa

mrs. obama. he made out of his way out of another tricky spot when a reporter asked who his greatest ally was, france or britain. >> i have two daughters. [ laughter ] and they are both gorgeous and wonderful, and i would never choose between them. and that's how i feel about my outstanding european partners. >> very good comeback there. president obama now planning his first trip to france in five years. he'll visit normandy in june for the 70th anniversary of d-day. >> that was a good answer on the spot. >> oh, yeah. >>> now to the winter olympics or the warm olympics as some are calling them. >> here is a unique shot of sochi, russia all lit up on the shore of the black sea taken from the international space station. >> americans have already been in action today. plenty of people still talking about yesterday's big disappointment. abc's kirit radia has details. >> reporter: shaun white's reign as the king of the halfpipe ended tuesday. the two-time gold medalist was favored to repeat but stumbled and finished fourth. white failed twice attempting the yolo short for you only live once. >> i got there but it didn't work out. >> repor

daughter and country. to the president of the united states, and here's our typical evening. 9:00, mr. excitement here, sound asleep. [laughter] and i'm watching "desperate housewives." >> it's always changing, given the state of the issues and the country and never know what those are going to be one day to the next. you have to be flexible and luid and open to evolve. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> along with the white house historical association, we are offering a special edition of the book "first ladies of the united states of america," which includes portraits of each first lady. vailable for $12.95 at cspan.org/products. and our special section "welcome to the white house." cspan.org. s. >> all new cspan.org web site is mobile friendly and means you can access our comprehensive coverage of politics, nonfiction books and american history, where you want and when you want and how you want. our design scales to fit any of your screens, from the monitor of your desk top computer, laptop, tablet or

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mr. speaker, today women in military fly every aircraft from f-15's to the space shuttle. my daughter-in-law, a marine corps pilot, is part of this lasting legacy of wasp. lindsey, a graduate of the united states naval academy, served combat tours in iraq and afghanistan where she flew f-18 fighter jets. i'm so proud of lindsey and all of our service women, past and present, who continue to inspire young women to achieve what was heretofore unimaginable. so on behalf of lindsey, my congressional colleagues and a grateful nation, i offer my sincere thanks and utmost admiration to our wasp. climbing high into the sun, helen, ruth, bea, shirley and fran, thank you all, women pioneers. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, for five minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, all things are subject to interpretation, but as one said, whatever interpretation prevails at a given time is often more a function of power and not truth. last week the congressional budg

exceeded only by his devotion to his wife, dorothy nell davis and his two daughters, who have given dr. davis two grandkids. mr. speaker, pastor davis has lived his entire life giving service to the community and preaching the faith. and he wanted everyone here to know today that in -- out of all the things he's accomplished over his lifetime, he's also very proud of his domino playing skills. i ask my distinguished colleagues of the 113th congress to join me in honoring pastor davis on his 50th anniversary as pastor of mount fiska missionary baptist church as well as an exemplary life of service. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one inute. >> mr. speaker this picture depicts sudanese women in a food distribution line. another desperate woman is hunched over barbed wire. violence, displacement, and starvation plague the world's newest nation but that doesn't have to be so. months ago, i