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mr. cotn echl y, a little bit about volatility. we know last week it was trading somewhere around $400, went up to around i think 900 yesterday and finally settled at 600. why the volatility? >> well, i think that there's a great interest in this particular space. there is, as i mentioned, a demand for real-time payments t andhe lower transaction costs. and one of the means today thatg we're looking at is through virtual currency. certainly at the state level we have a regulatory regime in place. as i mentioned, we are a consumer protection regulator. we're not an investment protection regulator. like the s.e.c. like the states. want to we want to make sure those consumers are protected. and just like any investment, someone who's looking at making an investment, whether it's in virtual currency or a stock or a bond investment, they need to do their due diligence. >> do you follow anything that goes on in china and europe? it's my understanding they're increasing in volume in other countries. is is there any reason for this? would

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mr. speaker, y: in the midst of all our difficult debates that are occurring in this body and throughoutashington, whether it's about the right type of health care reform or how to stop the ever-expanding federal debt, which threatens both our economic as well as national security, and as important as these debates are, it should not be lost on us, though, that there is a grave struggle for the protection of a fundamental proposition of human dignity and a basis for civilization itself. this is the protection of the rights of conscience and religious freedom. even in the midst of all of our other debates, many americans are concerned about the heartwrenching stories of individuals who have been detained, condemned, incarcerated, often tore turd, sometimes for years throughout the world, even under the sentence of death for some simply for the peaceful exercise of their religious rights. mr. speaker, given the scale of human suffering endured and extensively documented in this past century alone, it is often difficult to grasp that humanity in the 21st century, with all of its technologic

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i am telli y -- do you think it will affect holiday sales? yes or no? >> mr. neil, you are speaking out of both ends of your mouth, and here's why. on one hand you're saying that the plan isn't going to work. >> no. all i'm asking, will it impact holiday sales? yes or no? >> no. i don't think so. >> that's all i need to know. dagen? >> yes. >> jeez, what is up with you guys? it's like mutiny. go ahead. >> we had the run of the place when he was in charge. that's why. >> well, because it who are being dropped, have to buy different insurance at higher prices. even if they aren't writing the check right now or right before christmas, they are going to look ahead and say, hey, i have to pull back. i have to adjust. i'm paying x amount more every month for my health insurarance. i will cut back now. >> we need a behavioral psychologist here. >> all right. adam, what do you think? >> well, i think that charlie -- i hate agreeing with him. but there are bigger factors at play as to whether or not it will be a good or a bad holiday shopping season. far and away the m

mr. chairman, senator rubio, senator flake, senator schatz, for giving me this opportunity to testify on i the u.s. government's response y to super typhoon yolanda which o struck the philippines on november 8th. the typhoon, which was, as you know, one of the largest and inf strongest in history, struck the central philippines from the east and carved a swath of destruction across the middle ot the country.the hardest hit were leyte, site of general macarthur's return to the philippines in 1944, sam ars and a series of other islands.ph the typhoon's winds, major storm surge, killed an estimated 4,00e people, left hundreds of thousands of others homeless, pe and devastated cities, towns, e, and villages. even before the storm hit, the u.s. government agencies began n preparing to respond. usaid prepositioned a team in manila. our embassy in manila issued a a message warning american sued a citizens of the storm and urging that they seek shelter. and many of us in washington began to communicateo and coordinate to prepare for n the storm. then once the storm hit, the state department, usaid's office of u.s. disaster, forei

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y next question would be for mr. pieletti and mr. lewis. according to some news reports, the company that hired alexis, a company called the experts, had phoned his hotel room in rhode island in august saying he was unstable and that the company was bringing him home. according to news reports, the human resources director of question the experts talked to the mother of aaron alexis on august 9 and she informed the company of her son's past pair noid behavior and state head probably needed therapy. i would ask first of all if the company had hired alexis had become aware of the increasingly troubled behavior, do you think the contractor should have a duty to report the behavior to the department of defense? and did they report it? >> senator, in this particular case that you just described, in terms of a national security perspective, it behaves everyone to report any unusual activity they see, whether it be a colleague, a co-worker or a subordinate that works for you. >> and the second half of my question was, did they report it? >> to the

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was -- they have a little apartment in town and --y took be ghetto from it took the pn oh from it -- piano from it. mrs. roosevelt as much time as they needed. the trumans were living in blair house. as eleanor roosevelt watch them pack up the last of it and she went across the street to blair house to say goodbye, and warned bess, watch out for the rats. >> that was the truman's introduction to their new home. she was thrust into the job. >> she was thrust into the job of first lady. did she have any advice from the outgoing first lady? >> her first problem was that , probablyosevelt had meaning well, had set up a press conference for bess. bess truman went to the secretary of labor and said, do i have to do that? is it ok to set my own tone. at the last minute, she decided that was something she was never going to do. she never held a press conference. >> the white house social secretary went there with androw wilson the second stayed through, all through the roosevelts, all through everything. she was coming in a limousine from leesburg everyday. she knew everything to do. she knew where the bodies

mr. chairman. speaker, we have just observed a moment of silence for isaac skelton. ,y good friend, emanuel cleaverood friend, senator mccaskill, clay and others who are here from the missouri delegation, i want to rise with them not in a moment of silence but in a moment of tribute. we will perhaps have an opportunity to speak a longer time. many of us had the opportunity to participate in a memorial sort -- service for tom foley. tom foley was the speaker of this house. to thisng was a luster congress. major owens was another whom we lost. people who made this institution a better place. ike skelton was my brother. he and i were sigma chi. his son was a sigma chi. his father was a sigma chi. we had a very special bond to start out with. in addition, his first wife susan, who died too early, as mine did, came out and knocked on doors for me in maryland just on the road here. ike,e a special bond with also an extraordinary and great respect by the way he conducted himself as a representative of the people of his district in missouri. gave to eachhat he of us and the respect that he received in retu

mr. burgundy helen said you needed to see >> i wasn't expecting company. just doing my workout yh, it's a deep burn. it's so deep. >> what's he doing doing your routine, charlie? you know when we walk in with his shirt off. >> we know -- >> really. >> would you care to remove your shirt at this time? >> no. >> or would you like to pass. >> yeah. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." that was a joke. that's will ferrell feeling the burn. next month he'll bring ron burgundy back to the big screen. but coming up in this half how, hollywood's team is mareking a stop in washington. we'll take you to the ironic location for a new tribute. >>> plus, malcolm gladwell. he'll tell us what it was like to hang around with gayle king. >> did he enjoy the continental breakfast? >> i thing he did. he likes peanut butter. who knew? he has an exciting book. right now it's time to look at head liens around the globe. a plane had to land due to a crashed windshield. extensive cracking on the outer pane of the boeing 757's front window made it hard to see. all 156 people aboard are safe. >> orlando affi

mr. kennedy's cabinet. i am relying on memory. they were on their way to japan. they were one hour from the y in a turned back to the red states. -- they have turned back to the united states. we don't know if they were coming back to dallas or washington. the kennedy children are still there in the white house and it is a normal school day for them. we are now told that the president was shot once in the head. governor connolly was shot in the head and -- in the arm and wrist. we don't know what make of the rifle was or who had it. a young man was picked up at the scene and is being questioned. we don't know who he is. that is all we have at the moment. vice president lyndon johnson will now be sworn in as president of the united states and will serve out the remainder mr. kennedy's term which runs until january 20, 1964. beyond that, we do not know. frank? bill? you there? do you have any more from texas or elsewhere? >> president kennedy was assassinated today in a burst of gunfire in downtown dallas. john conolly was shot down with him. the president was rushed to the hospital and taken i

mr. jim van hind. let's talk 2016, jeb bush fueling talk with an appearance here in new york city at the 92nd street y.ng about his conservative credentials when asked. >> the big knock on him has been is he too moderate can he win a republican primary and he was arguing that listen i'm as conservative as any member of congress if you look at my record, look what i did as governor. what's interesting about jeb bush the assumption was a month ago there's no chance he arenas. more and more we're hearing from people talking to him that want he's interested and that he certainly has not made a decision to do it but much more likely to do it today than a couple of months ago. if he were to run he would be a formidable force. his track record in florida -- his capacity to win over swing voters. there's an interesting moment last night in his interview where he was saying listen if we try to be pure party we'll be a minority party forever and he took congressman steve king fromway and others to task for saying things about immigration reform and other issues that are insulting to voters. he's willing to say h

mr. chao. >> you mean the president? >> the other boss. the big boss. interviewduring her with committee staff, you are presented with a document and it " authority to operate." in 2013.y your boss this document indicated that there were two respondents in the federally launched marketplace. is that correct? >> correct. can i qualify that? it was dated september 3 and referred to two parts of the system. >> you are jumping ahead of me. we're going to get there. you told staffers that you need to check with officials at cms. is that correct? >> correct. >> the staffers continue to ask you questions, nonetheless. somebody leaked parts of the transcript to cbs news. is that correct? >> it seems that way. >> hmm. since that interview, have you had a chance to follow-up. discussionsd some about the nature of the findings on that document. >> this document, it turns out, discuss only the risks with two modules. is that correct? >> yes. neither of those modules are active right now. applys document did not to the entire federally despiteted marketplace, the assertions of the leaks to cbs. is that correct? >> yes. modules do not contain ontransmit any information individual co

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