constitution for us the fight to the court's judges vote against mr monkey in a dissenting judgment mr justice a p in high demand declared mr joaquin blocking titans to the jury he saw us he said the state's actions in relation to the irish language at the uniformity of minimalist and grunting. he said he didn't believe it was any other country in the west in which it says it would not be a titans to conduct its business before courts and not sell out its first official language and to be on to start directing by the courts in the sun bleached. mr justice high demand also said the fox the potential to eight members in this country do not have to show they can understand english or irish the prize package that dismissive attention was on or tv news the supreme court latest figures from the cso show house prices fell into a new leaf for the first time since last march. elsewhere today though permits tsb launched a new mall the and the homeowners in negative equity those who want to move house the most leverage has poisoned them when no point seven percent in january prices were still fighting ov

we haven't had a thief the minister for mr justice out for some time and all the possibilities in terms of wealth lakshmi who might choose to take after tomorrow's me what i think this would be dealt with fairly conclusive for you by the government tomorrow. it got there and whatever statement they make or whatever decision to take it made it into some kind of inquiry but said more tt is now emerging to have been suggestions that are of episode or is that there may be the case but i think the central problem for the government is this portfolio present them but sargent to maurice mccabe there were no note olmsted to adduce was investigated by the boston zone with allegations were investigated by a book she sought out by senior guard the hat were told this evening death of maurice mccabe was indeed directed by the commissioner and to cooperate with the inquiry that no he didn't india and to give evidence to the inquiry. we don't quite know the circumstances of death. but if as were told to head to was a direction given to the sergeant decade of these key provides iron chef with the defen

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mr justice paul kearney said this was the first time he'd ever encountered anything of this nature. he during sentencing in this case until monday. w r t use the central criminal courts. twenty seven year old man has been jailed for seven years have to take the road traffic crashes which one woman died and another was paralyzed for life. cork circuit criminal court heard that sean casey comes to their lead was four times over the alcohol limit and speeding when his bmw crashed on the outskirts of giving a scapegoat for six people in the car at the time mr casey was also banned from driving for thirty years the growing calls for an independent inquiry into the voting controversy at the garden should call ombudsman commission the irish council of civil liberties says there are still questions the answers to the full name of state senate with the support the mission fame private member's motion old tomorrow calling for an inquiry. on guard ship qana and the ombudsman might want to me on from this controversy there seems little prospect of the story going away over the coming days. the

justice system gives to anyone that is being. charge with the charges that he's facing. but it's important to note is that mr lopez gave his cell himself up after a negotiation with the government that protected his life he went to the justice system by the hands of the president of the national assembly who is a one of the fall of our leaders years ago coverage and that came because of the threat over mr lopez life the threat of his life by the ultra right. factions of the venezuelan political spectrum i need john kerry is that i need to ask you the whole grow are they fired right movement you are this people who are this fascist that you and present the duro are talking about. these are people from the stream right related with the paramilitaries in colombia related to iraq to what you are really is the head of the paramilitary in the ultra right in colombia and of course behind all of this is the interest of the united states to create a situation that brings up regime change which has been their policy all the time against the goal of our revolution regime change and they're using factors from the extrem

justice. i do not believe that mr. adegbile's nomination is consistent with the role of promoting truth and justice in america. i do not believe his nomination is consistent with respect for america's legal system and the rule of law and i do not believe that mr. adegbile's nomination is consistent with justice for the family of officer danny faulkner or for anyone else who cares about the law enforcement community across this country. for these reasons, mr. president, i will oppose mr. adegbile's nomination to head the civil rights division and i urge my colleagues to do the same and i note the absence of a quorum. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: would the senator withhold his request? mr. toomey: happy too, yes. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent to proceed on my leader time. the presiding officer: the senator has that right. the senator is recognized. mr. mcconnell: yesterday we were, instead of finally explaining to the american people why he believes cert

this did not know the teachings to be said to have some interesting conversations with mr shudder with the justice minister returns from greece. david double ot news spencer us. to mourn this were joined by replacing the car responds and nineteen fitzgerald might seem it the political pressure on both the minister for justice and the government has been read and unrelenting collected today. i don't think anyone can do that a second independent inquiry the village to the states despite the comments of children in kindergarten here today and as he still did it he said describing this as great. government sources are saying tonight that this is being considered the current series. i suppose it would have to be considering want is contained to one of the minister for justice which he is abroad today and even the sin of defence ministers and it is it sad that saved the arm and you'll find in the department of justice but they're going to have to wait for his return and he's due back tomorrow starting in the social whether or not he knew i add that these vacations as was suggested to be in the transcrip

justice? >> that's correct, mr. chairman. >> the target cfo apologized again for the breach. and said it would spend millions to make its payment system more secure. >>> all right. world markets trying to make it over hump day following a bumpy start to the week. asian markets mixed. same for europe right now and that looks to be rolling up on u.s. shores. futures higher following a 70-point bounce in the dow. that nostalgic radio shack commercial that ran in the super bowl turned out to be based in reality. the consumer company is going to close around 500 stores. part of a restructuring plan. radio shack has 500 stores around the country. >> i liked that ad. >> i liked it, too. >> it ages us. we're old people, we like that ad. >>> 11 minutes after the hour, coming up, hotel horror stories, tales of disarray. the olympics just days away now. this morning, lots of people saying russia just is not ready. we are live. >> and the search intensifies for a missing police officer. the very latest on that case next. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway plac

mr. chairman, i am looking at a letter from the u.s. department of justice in response to your letter and chairman issa's letter requesting information pertaining to an ongoing investigation. i don't know if this is in the record or not. but for it to be enter into the record, is there a response for your request? >> this is a response from deputy cole. >> from assistant director steven kelly. to your letter and mr. issa's lette letter. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> like all americans i was outraged to learn of the targeting by the irs of both conservative and progressive groups. this type of political targeting by a government agency that is supposed to have the public's trust is completely unacceptable. i certainly understand the emotion and passion of the witnesses. as members of congress, particularly members of this committee we have a duty to look into this type of wrongdoing and mismanagement that occurred at the irs. we also have to learn from mistakes and put processes in place to make sure that they never happen again ch and i think this i

justice. ~ >> thank you. thank you very much, mr. president. i want to thank my co-sponsors of this resolution, supervisors wiener, president chiu, mar, and avalos. and i just -- i wanted to once again highlight this resolution because i think it's really important for us to put as much pressure on the district attorney involved here to not press charges against a transgender young woman whose only crime was to defend herself. and the fact that the people who were trying to attack her and go after her were students that were only suspended without any criminal charges filed against them, and that you turn it around and actually, you know, present criminal charges against the victim who was acting in self-defense is just a travesty. and i think that we need to make sure that we are on record asking this da to exercise the discretion that district attorney's have to leave this poor transgender woman alone. she has suffered enough. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor campos. colleagues, on item number 24, can we take this without objection? same h

mr. jay psych low, chief council of the american center for justice. please stand up, raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god. let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the affirmative. i think you know how this works. you get approximately five minutes to make your statement. we'll be a little bit flexible. we'll start with you katherine. you're recognized. katherine, hit the -- >> thank you. good morning mr. chairman. my name is katherine engelbrecht, i'm the chairman of true the vote, a non-profit election integrity group, the founder of king street patriots and president of engelbrecht manufacturing. thank you for this opportunity to share my story with you today, though at the outset it must be said that it is a story with a central theme that is shared by countless thousands of other americans who have not yet been heard from, though i pray that they will be. it must be made publicly known that across this co

adam: james is anyone from the department of justice, including mr.older, himself, reaching out to the banking industry saying how could we improve upon what was announced on friday? >> well i know that attorney general holder with the guidelines that came out they were involved with obviously setting those guidelines. i also know that attorney general holder is working, i believe, both with congressman denny heck from washington and congressman perlmutter from colorado to see if they put something together that will give banks the confidence that they can bank this business without, without criminal repercussions. adam: elliot, i would imagine that the unintended consequence of forcing a legitimate business within the state of colorado to have do most of its transactions in cash invites unsavory characters to take advantage of that. do you think doj appreciates the bizarre scenario they created? >> i kind of hope that is what drove the recent recommendation here. the department of justice doesn't want this cash floating around and that what helped us

the view of the juicy to bring it to the notice of the minister for justice and to do so the pulpits to mr turner's involvement in the inquiry neither of us that the appointment of a retired high court challenge to review all the documentation on all of the reports that in the juice and it's not for two days. for the don't completely independently. of reference set by that by the minister for justice. it received from the opposition benches to welcome for the post party this evening the commissioner or income than to go though buzzwords of the city will be making no comments. some sources say that this inquiry was prompted in part by fresh information received by other in cheddar was passed down from the original booking names whatever about that is true to go that his colleagues were growing impatient with the steady stream of pains and distortions of this controversy at the time had come to standards the guardian welcomed the inquiry. gasol will feel happy with plans to extend the reader's soul to something here for both protagonists a package which explodes with ease tensions between th

will be happy to hear from the appropriate person at the department of justice after the investigation is completed. and i thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back. >>cy thai think the gentleman. put into the record csr 22. disqualification arising from political or personal relations. from the department of justice rule, ethical rules. i'll just quote. the employee's participation should not create an appearance. i would just remind my friend from pennsylvania that says likely to create public perception, affect the public perception of the integrity. less than, significantly less than 1% of the population contributes that kind of money to a political campaign. there are 10,000 employees of the justice department. you would think they could find someone else. you would think miss wasserman would look at this and say maybe i should recuse myself and not head up the investigation. i would ask this be entered into the record as well. >> without objection. texas, mr i need to do unanimous consent that our colleague from texas, mr. powe be allowed to participate in today's hearing. mr. powe is recognized. >> i thank the c

mr. bruce mosler. i will announce you. rummlerrable kathleen and justice elena kagan. mr. and mrs. stephen colbert air -- colbert. the honorable jay carney and ms. claire shipman. the honorable gene sperling. mr. rick sperling. greet french president hollande is her life coverage of the state visit continues. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and so the guest of honor has arrived. french president francois hollande greeted by the president of first lady from the north entrance of the white house. this is the seventh state dinner or official visit for the obama administration the first of the second term and later we will take you to the south on pavilion. it has turned into a springlike display of french culture and flowers and arts. but first we will take a look inside the state dinner as part of our coverage here on c-span2's. we will tell you what it's like to be invited to one of these exclusives upstairs and get some background on the role of first lady's over the years and we will have a conversation with former white house social secretary

mrs. reagan, justice sandra day o'connor and others but really this is an equal opportunity epidemic. it hits people at all income levels whether you are the president of the united states like president reagan or a small businessman like my father or like the many women out here in the audience who wear the purple sash. they know this tremendous impact on family life the family budget and ultimately their own budget. how we can come to grips with this and accelerate what we want to do. i want to welcome the witnesses here, dr. collins dr. landis and dr. hodes. i was just said nih. i call it the national institute of hope, that national institutes of hope and i think that is what brings the men and women and family members here. my question because we want to do something in this year's appropriations and i might add every single senator appears also on the appropriations committee. we can feel proud of the fact that we put close to $30 billion into the nih a billion more than last year. we increased the national institutes of aging why $100 million and completed money for the brain i

justice was founded. i am grateful to you, mr. mr. chairman, and ranking member crews for your support, as has been mentioned, of cosponsoring this martian since the act. i believe that mr. colson, if he were alive today, would apply your work in the area. solitary confinement to let in theory, is for the worst of the worst of the prisoners. however, davis says otherwise. case in point is illinois where study was conducted and found that 85 percent of the prisoners were sent to disciplinary segregation for my rules violations. prisoners in these circumstances too often do not have their cases individually reviewed and looked at from oversight. there was an analogy given earlier about police officers when they are struck or other things, but it seems that the justice system does a much greater job on the outside of the loss of having accountability and individual review that seriation has had is starkly. when it comes to the discussion about mental illness, regretfully our family, friends, and neighbors suffering are too often punished

confidence in the minister for justice alan charlton who remains under pressure over claims that the allegations by a court to push the mower when investigated properly. mr sadr has ordered an internal review of the department of justice of correspondence relating to the monster rt to maintain some correspondence from the push the door to the department the department of justice and minister of the focus of controversy yet again over allegations that the mysql and windows investigation by the guy he co edited piece of today tend to support the minister. the internal appeal of the five week and the department of justice the then minister has ordered roof you'll know all of the cost by sticking his department and just beyond the means to achieve. a colleague michael who also backed mr chester said the documents relate to a period between two present and seven and two cousins and nine when the default was apparent. there were also words of support for the minister from the car stuck and catch rabbits who also raised issues but the minister's comments were told that this was the philip morris mccain. it would appear. so does that cooperates and i could show

justice indictment many are gone for a long time. that was the small focus group clearly not behavior brief would any way countenance or defend. >> mr. cerutti, if the justice department fully carried out what they could carry out in this country, would you comply with the subpoena? >> senator, that is difficult under swiss law of we would face criminal indictment and prison term to give client names without the permission of the swiss government. the ubs matter mentioned at the beginning 4,500 names that ultimately turned over as a consequence of the treaty with balanced assets under the new double taxation treaty then i urge you many more accounts. >> if the justice department would find you to not comply with the subpoena? >> yes. >> double jeopardy? where would you like to spend time? [laughter] >> tough decision. >> the psi report found 1800 scrap it cerise employees of credit suisse only 10 at 1800 were disgruntled is that an accurate statement? we have a concentration of clients in areas in the area period we have seen the systematic behavior that had a specific focus on u.s. accounts. the 1800 number quoted quoted, those are

and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. reid: mr. president? the president pro tempore: the majority leader. mr. reid: -- -- [inaudible] the president pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 1982, a bill to improve the provision of medical services and benefits to veterans and for other purposes. mr. reid: mr. president, following my remarks and those of the republican leader, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 11:05 a.m. with senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each, with the majority controlling the first half, republicans the final half. at 11:05 the senate will resume executive session to consider the nomination of james maxwell moody jr. to be a judge in the eastern district of arkansas. at 11:15 there will be five roll call votes in order to confirm a number of district court nominations. i ask consent there be two minutes equally divided between the two leaders or their designees. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: these are ten minutes votes after the f

mr. chairman, i am looking at a letter from the u.s. department of justice in response to your letter and chairman issa's letter requesting information pertaining to an ongoing investigation. i don't know if this is in the record or not. but for it to be enter into the record, is there a response for your request? >> this is a response from deputy cole. >> from assistant director steven kelly. to your letter and mr. issa's lette letter. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> like all americans i was outraged to learn of the targeting by the irs of both conservative and progressive groups. this type of political targeting by a government agency that is supposed to have the public's trust is completely unacceptable. i certainly understand the emotion and passion of the witnesses. as members of congress, particularly members of this committee we have a duty to look into this type of wrongdoing and mismanagement that occurred at the irs. we also have to learn from mistakes and put processes in place to make sure that they never happen again ch and i think this i

mr. lugar is a dedicated public servant and has th breadth of commitment and commitment to justice that makes him a well-qualified candidate to serve as minnesota's next u.s. to en. i have no doubt that he will uphold the principles justice southerland astronaut that opinion in sought in that opinion. i urge his confirmation and finally give the u.s. minnesota attorney's office the full-time u.s. attorney that they deserve. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. franken: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. mr. franken: i would ask that any quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. franken: mr. president, i ask to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. franken: mr. president, i'm very pleased that we're able to vote on and pass a badly needed and long overdue five-year farm bill today and that we are finally on the verge of enacting the legislation into law with the president's

mr. ayers talked about social justice, dividing the pie, getting people a fair share. it never seemed to occurred to him -- how you get a pie? who made the pie? how do you make a pie grow? it is easy to plot the carving knife and starts splitting. it is much more difficult to actually be the one who comes in with the pie. i want to talk little bit about america in the broadest scheme of things, to look at what america has meant in the world. if you think about human history, there are very few great inventions in history. the invention of the wheel, the invention of fire. i think america is responsible for perhaps the greatest invention of all -- the invention of wealth creation. what does that mean? that means that for centuries, and even millennia, no one knew how to create stuff. no one knew how to create wealth. i remember as a kid, i would go to school and i would have 10 marbles that would look at the other kids and they had more marbles than i did and i said to myself, how do i go from having 10 marbles to 12 marbles? i realize there was no way. none of us had a

mr. bruce muller. -- mosler. >> the honorable kathy rummler. justice elena kagan. and mrs. stephen cole there. -- colbert.he honorable jay carney and ms. claire shipman. the honorable gene sperling. mr. rick sperling.

you had any knowledge that that malware was there before the department of justice gave you that notification? >> we did not, mran. despite the multiple layers of detection that we had within our systems, we did not. >> so you had all your systems in place, but you found out about frit the department of justice. >> that's correct, mr. chairman. >> so, what do we do about this? today's testimony did cover one potential answer to credit card. replace that little magnetic strip on the back of your credit card with a computerized chip. so, the strip is better than the chip? no, no. the chip is better than the strip. why? >> reporter: exactly, brooke. i actually wanted to show you the difference. i'm holding up two cards in my hand. there is one key difference. this is the european version. actually has a chip imbedded inside the card. this is the american version that purely relies on this strip on the back. the issue with the magnetic strip is that every single time you make a transaction, your information travels from the card to the payment processor and it can be intercepted by hackers. they can use your inform

justice. >> that is correct, mr. chairman. did the breach involved online purchases? >> that is my understanding. kingston, you testified breach at your company would affect 1.1 million american consumers, is that correct? learned in our investigation is that this which was inserted into our systems by the criminals was operating in many of our stores at certain times between july and october of 2013. of account number numbers in our stores at that time that were exposed to the malware was 1.1 million accounts. believe because the malware was only operating at certain times that the number is actually less than that. >> when did you first find out ?bout it >> the first time we found out about it was when our forensic investigation teams discovered it on january 2, 2014. when did you first receive information about it? x the forensic investigation firm first alerted us that there was some suspicious malware they had found as part of the investigation on our systems on january 1. you say that you first receive information december 17? >> on december 17, we were notified

will be happy to hear from the appropriate person at the department of justice after the investigation is completed. and i thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back. >>cy thai think the gentleman. put into the record csr 22. disqualification arising from political or personal relations. from the department of justice rule, ethical rules. i'll just quote. the employee's participation should not create an appearance. i would just remind my friend from pennsylvania that says likely to create public perception, affect the public perception of the integrity. less than, significantly less than 1% of the population contributes that kind of money to a political campaign. there are 10,000 employees of the justice department. you would think they could find someone else. you would think miss wasserman would look at this and say maybe i should recuse myself and not head up the investigation. i would ask this be entered into the record as well. >> without objection. texas, mr i need to do unanimous consent that our colleague from texas, mr. powe be allowed to participate in today's hearing. mr. powe is recognized. >> i thank the c

community groups with the goal of keeping young men out of the criminal justice system and improve their access to higher education. mr. obama says the focus is progress, even if we don't all agree on the same thing. >> if i can persuade sharpton and o'reilly to be in the same meeting, then it means that -- then it means that there are people of good faith who want to get some stuff done. >> might have a point there. >>> well, the northern lights have been putting on quite a show over parts of the united kingdom. also known as the aurora borialis. the lights are commonly seen as the north and south poles and they're caused by atoms colliding with particle from the sun. the beautiful pinks and greens have been visible in areas just outside of london. it's quite a sight. >>> let's get sports now. we're going to start with upsets in college hoops. first up, number 17 kentucky against arkansas tied 6-6. that's seconds left. arkansas with three at the buzzer, but it is no good. in overtime arkansas wins 71-67. >>> number 22, ohio state and unranked penn state. a three-pointer mailed right there to keep the nittany lions on

mr. president. the clerk: department of justice, debo adegbile of new york to be an assistant attorney general. mr. reid: mr. president, i believe there is a cloture motion at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of debo adegbile of new york to be an assistant attorney general, signed by 17 senators as follows: mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the names be waived. officer sphe without objection. mr. reid: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: without objection. question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed, say nay. the ayes appear to have t the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to calendar number 568. mr. president, we have to move to executive session. i'm sorry about that. i ask that that be part of the agreement. the presiding officer: the question is on the

addition, the department of justice is charged with enforcing the federal controlled substances act and at issue, guidance to prosecutors in august on marijuana enforcement. mrchairman, i'm thankful that ondcp is here today but as you know i believe this hearing would have been more informative with the justice department at the table. i know our office has worked together to try to find a mutually acceptable date and your decision to move forward today with ondcp today alone is not your prerogative. i hope we can continue to work together in a bipartisan way as we have in the past to get viewpoints of the other agencies involved. personally, i share your concerns about the negative health effects of marijuana. particularly on the youth in my district and across the country. even when it is used for medicinal purposes, people should understand very clearly that smoking marijuana is dangerous to their lungs and their hearts and it results in a wide range of negative health effects. apart from health concerns, however, i also have serious questions about the dispart impact of the federal government's enforcement policies on minorities. after reviewing the fbi

addition, the department of justice is charged with enforcing the federal controlled substances act and at issue, guidance to prosecutors in august on marijuana enforcement. mr. chairman, i'm thankful that ondcp is here today but as you know i believe this hearing would have been more informative with the justice department at the table. i know our office has worked together to try to find a mutually acceptable date and your decision to move forward today with ondcp today alone is not your prerogative. i hope we can continue to work together in a bipartisan way as we have in the past to get viewpoints of the other agencies involved. personally, i share your concerns about the negative health effects of marijuana. particularly on the youth in my district and across the country. even when it is used for medicinal purposes, people should understand very clearly that smoking marijuana is dangerous to their lungs and their hearts and it results in a wide range of negative health effects. apart from health concerns, however, i also have serious questions about the dispart impact of the federal government's enforcement policies on minorities. after reviewing the fb

justice in a better way. >> they are not my dead, mr. troy. >> what did you see that night?> party bus intermission. >> didn't have to die, sir. >> love of christ. >> what's that like, your name is all over the credits there? this is hollywood. not that i'm surprised. i'm very impressed with the quality. >> thank you very much. >> your thoughts on the end product? >> i'm very pleased. absolutely very pleased. i'm -- well the reason my name is there so many times because i'm doing a lot of times. one of which is editing and i'm doing the final edit at the moment. and like i said, we have a deadline within a couple of weeks and i'm thoroughly enjoying it. >> when you're shooting scenes three or four times, does that get frustrating after a while? >> yeah it is a little bit frustrating but at the same time, you know that you're trying to do it better or make it better so it's also encouraging. it's kind of a double edged sword. they say that you make a film three times and first when you write it and then when you shoot it and then when you edit it. it's so true. >> a year ago

mr. levin studying in the important justice issues. the question that i would ask of all five of you is in your judgment based upon the different experiences you have had, is there an appropriate role for solitary confinement? is there a need for it? and in what circumstances it at all? and i would welcome the views of all five witnesses. >> in my mind right now, yes. but in a limited sense. that is because i have said that there are some diseases for which there are no cures. that does not mean that we don't keep trying to find the cure for the disease. what i have been told by my clinician's is that we have four to five in our system that if they are let out of administrative segregation they will kill someone. they lay their responsibility on me, and i get that. but i also understand that in all other areas that there is so much room for improvements. let's figure that group out. let's take care of on the other members sitting in administrative segregation that at this point i think there are many other alternatives other than keepi

the goal is to support programs that keep young men out of the criminal justice system and improve their access to higher education. mr. obama says the focus is progress even if we don't all agree on something. >> if i can persuade, you know, sharpton and o'reilly to be in the same meeting then it means that -- then it means that there's people of good faith that want to get some stuff done. >> a new painkiller expected on pharmacy shelves by saturday is sparking a huge controversy. in a rare move, drug and addiction experts are urging the fda to keep zohydro off the market. they say it's up to 10 times more powerful than other painkillers. it provides pain management but it's a schedule two drug meaning it has a high potential for abuse since it can be crushed or snorted or injected. a statement says the fda concluded that the benefits of zohydro out weigh the risk. >> the northern light versus been putting on quite a show over part of the united kingdom. take a look at this. the lights are commonly seen at the north and south poles. they're caused by atoms colliding with particles from the sun. they have even been v

goal is to support programs that keep young men out of the criminal justice system and to improve their access to higher education. mr. obama says the focus is progress, even if we don't all agree on something. >> if i can persuade, you know, sharpton and o'reilly to be in the same meet iing, then it mea that -- then it means there are people of good faith who want to get some stuff done. >> he's right about that. well, the northern lights have been putting on quite a show over parts of the united kingdom. also known as the aurora borealis, the lights are commonly seen at the north and south poles. they're caused by atoms colliding with particle from the sun. the beautiful pinks and greens have been visible in areas outside of london. seeing the northern lights is on my bucket list of things to do. >> you have to go to the north, scandinavia, they have great locations. closer to alaska and see it too. on the west, we showed you the beginning of the show the preparation and now the storm arrived. . the heavy rain is there. from l.a.x. to san francisco, everything is just wet. and we got about half an inch of rain alre

justice for all. >> madam clerk, are there any communicationses? >> i have no communications today, mr. president. >> and could you read our consent jedv? >> items 1 through 11 comprise the consent calendar. thea items are considered routine unless a member will object. the item may be removed and considered separately. >> colleagues, would you like to sever any of these item? madam clerk, could you call -- sorry. could you call the roll on items 1 through 11? >> on items 1 through 11, supervisor mar? >> aye.