democratic government of the ukraine the democratically elected government of the ukraine is that of mr young a coach the agreement that was made by the russians with mr yanik over which was an intergovernmental agreement between two governments to two legitimate recognized governments what do you think that states is trying to do is something totally different they are trying to overthrow that government and replace that with another you cannot possibly compare the two the two are totally different and what is being talked about here and what we heard in that telephone conversation has nothing to do with democracy as anyone else other than certain people in washington understand it ok gentlemen we're going to go to a quick break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine stay with r.t. . we've received. transit arrow to vnukovo report you all best way to the heart of moscow. there's a saying when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple ship the really she's not symbol of the old korea handful of people ever have acc

perfectly clear that they want mr yeltsin year to become prime minister mr you'd say in your case mr young. opponent and washington clearly sees him and miss nuland has confirmed that it's man now the point to make about the ukraine not being a democracy anymore that there is a threat to the demat to democracy in the you know in the ukraine and we see where it's coming from it's coming from the people including the united states who want to overthrow its constitution and a democratically elected government and they want to do that before that government is due to come up for reelection in march two thousand and fifteen now there may be all sorts of issues with mr yanik of which he may be corrupt he may be incompetent he is entirely within his rights not to sign an association agreement with the european union if he had. judges that that's inappropriate if you want to remove him the right constitutional and democratic way to do that is through an election which is due in march of next year not through these extraordinary maneuvers that we're seeing in which people are brought out onto the s

dollars that's up from the fifteen billion dollars that had been agreed by the by the president mr young the cove it's just a few months ago with with russia and therefore it's really a mess the european union does not have the political capital to spend on rescuing ukraine from twenty years of economic mismanagement given the problems in the backyard of the euro zone well but actually you know let's take a look at the economic situation and in ukraine. judging from what you just said it's in dire straits here but how much money would actually solve their problems i mean ok twenty billion euros as you said is not really enough but looking at their state of their economy how much will they actually need. ok well to take the numbers very very quickly instantaneously they need to pay off about six and a half billion dollars this year in government debt over the course of the next eighteen months they probably have to repay about fifteen billion dollars of government debt commerzbank this morning independently verified that there is at least one billion dollars in debt to russia for gas supp

that are results of the investment of mr. young in this county. this is because of the qualification of the candidates. i had the opportunity to serve with mr. young when he was chairman of the appropriations committee. we have debited me to like someone who knows how to work within the current budget to detect programming for manufacturing jobs right here in the county as part of the program. >> the senator was going to spend money for infrastructure. one of the key focuses of my campaign has been to restructure on directing -- contracting. it came back to the biggest and most well-connected firms in the area. we need to start with focusing on small business. we need to have an opportunity to get involved in these contracts, and get the private sector going again. --our final your question the were question. -- viewer question. andhat their platform is, any background that would help me or other voters vote? >> it sounds like there are platforms. >> in 32nd, what sets you apart? >> one of the key things that sets me apart is that i am not a polit

i was there with mr. young. following the model of somewhere like mr. young.preacher, working with bill young, it's the only way i know how to do this. >> you want to know why achieving entitlement reform is difficult, because political parties are poised to pounce on any changes to social security or medicare. last week, republicans bashed sink for supporting the simpson-bowls plan to reform the fiscal situation, and yesterday, both candidates tripped over themselves to argue they will be the fiercest protectors in congress of social security benefits. >> alex, your claims on my social security positions have been rated false. some of the most vocal people in our community are being scared which falsehood. >> i heard in my own eeshs that david jolly said that he -- that social securities with not guaranteed. that happened in the last debate. i heard something different today. >> tuesday''s debate was moderated by susan. she joins me now, and reed wilson is editor of "washington post" gov beat. susan, it sounds like the odd sound bite of the day belonged to al

democratic government of the ukraine the democratically elected government of the ukraine is that of mr young and coach the agreement that was made by the russians with mr yanik overage was an intergovernmental agreement between two governments to two legitimate recognized governments what do you think that states is trying to do is something totally different they are trying to overthrow that government and replace that with another you cannot possibly compare the two the two are totally different and what is being talked about here and what we heard in that telephone conversation has nothing to do with democracy as anyone else other than certain people in washington understand it ok gentlemen we're going to go to a quick break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with our to. leave. see any sort of counter-revolution preserving maybe even a charcoal gender roles the islamic religion this is one very powerful force so wards maintaining traditional marriages and values just as they become more powerful western liberalism becomes powerful and we have to s

to coach the seattle coverts was the beneficiary of mr usually goes democratic aspirations so young which would be free and fair election in two thousand and ten and unfortunately since that time as president he has put increasing authoritarian strictures on the opposition so that led opposition to take up arms to continue with to enforce their democratic aspirations mischaracterizing the situation we say they took up arms to the point is the best you know to covert and this is why he's no longer in power he authorized the use of live force including snipers as a form of crowd control against largely on protesters this is a this is a crime this is a crime well i think his argument would be that it is the protesters who are started opening fire against the police and riot police but i think one thing we can agree upon is that was the or it is very very complex in ukraine is certainly complex and the key psychological difference between the west and russia i would argue is that the west as usual hold for the best and russia as usual fears the worst and probably they are in democratically in

development and then the night why what was that frightening thing which would you could show to mr young the college. what happens now because ukraine is on the verge of default they need eight billion dollars this year they need nine billion dollars next year it's going to take care of that money i met e.u. russia well there are there is only one source the financial g twenty with i.m.f. there are several channels like the european bank a reconstruction and development and the international banks. i think that today it's high time for preventing discussion about the future of ukrainian economy because the future of ukrainian economy has immediate impact on the political future of ukraine and we're already i mean russia has already sent two billion dollars to ukraine what happened to that money and it's a good question i think whether when the when misty on a college. friend shows up we shall ask that question when no one really knows where he is but since you bring keep bringing you have what if you ask for a salad i know what question i would raise not in russia so russia will under no

do have political analysis and historical analysis and if you look at historical analysis you see mr young coves tried to steal elections ten years ago it would not be surprising if you tried to steal the election in two thousand and fifteen well i'm an ambassador so using your logic or taking a logic it would mean that we should have to give. process to anytime there is any suspicion of many placing of the elections i think democracy work the other way around you first wait for the results you see whether the person whoever is elected and then you protest but you seem to be suggesting that you should intervene beforehand and in fact i think this is what we actually saw on the ground with their american officials and i would like to ask you about something that you wrote fairly or it isn't see that i didn't say that at all what i suggested was your claim that all the all the protests are to do is wait for the two thousand and fifteen election was false based upon your coaches record first in two thousand and four and then since two thousand and two now. let's talk about let's talk about th

dollars that's up from the fifteen billion dollars that had been agreed to by the by the president mr young the cove it's just a few months ago with with russia i was there for it's really a mess the european union does not have the political capital to spend on rescuing ukraine from twenty years of economic mismanagement given the problems in the backyard of the euro zone stay with our tina national as we bring you updates and expert analysis on the uprising in ukraine and coming up later this hour a village goes up against a massive and astri. like family my fellow villagers here are going to face a terrible prospect of our homes could soon be razed look at our businesses destroyed and i see have to a small community in eastern germany who stand to lose their homes and livelihoods due to the expansion of coal mining. the. economic down to the final. day the new york shanghai and the rest of life join me kate will be every week. welcome back to watching r t international nato defense ministers will be meeting on wednesday to discuss the western military presence in afghanistan this as the

dollars that's up from the fifteen billion dollars that had been agreed to by the by the president mr young the cove it's just a few months ago with with russia and therefore it's really a mess the european union does not have the political capital to spend on rescuing ukraine from twenty years of economic mismanagement given the problems in the backyard of the euro zone stay with us as we bring you updates and analysis on the ukraine uprising. nato defense ministers meeting wednesday to discuss the military presence in afghanistan as the white house weighs whether to start preparations for a total withdrawal of troops by the years and the signing of a bilateral security deal may look on likely at the moment but artie's guy age kion says washington may be or locked in to ease off its regional influence. it's not easy for the obama administration to communicate reasons why the u.s. should stay you know ghana's them past twenty four teen the administration hasn't been able to sell those reasons to president karzai has taken a toll truce presence his country's worse but washington definitely d

surroundings even would not say it's the party of the region as such but the people surrounding mr young recall that we are against a peaceful solution there could have been a decision on reform of the constitution there could have been a decision to prepare our democratic elections but the president fears to lose elections and therefore he has chosen the power let me let me just quickly ask you people in your show you talk about negotiations and talks but the opposition have an engaging dialogue because in effect it seems they've been hijacked by the extremists the nationalist so therefore does the e.u. still support the opposition when it has that very jupiters violent identity so this is really something i doubt i follow russian media since i'm very engaged in ukraine so that this is terrorism that these are extremists in the streets of ukraine this is only maybe a small part of the troops mainly they are very very normal people they come from east and west they are fed up with the corruption of the elites in ukraine they want the rule of law and maybe this is an unconvincing truth in

dollars that's up from the fifteen billion dollars that had been agreed to by the by the president mr young the cove it's just a few months ago with with russia and therefore it's really a mess the european union does not have the political capital to spend on rescuing ukraine from twenty years of economic mismanagement given the problems in the backyard of the euro zone. that was patrick executive director at devious advisers. now to an uprising against police brutality here and the u.s. and the city of detroit new york residents are demanding justice after a clash between police and patrons at a bar take a look at this surveillance video. right. there. you can see several police officers swarming the inside of the bar the scene chaotic you can see several officers forcing a man to the ground one of them beating the man with a baton police say they were responding to a nine one one call alerting them of a fight at the bar but according to the outraged patrons and the owner of the bar there was no problem until. police showed up well that conflict has sparked outrage in the community over a

democratic government of the ukraine the democratically elected government of the ukraine is that of mr young and coach the agreement that was made by the russians with mr yanik over which was an intergovernmental agreement between two governments to two legitimate recognized governments what do you think it states is trying to do is something totally different they are trying to overthrow that government and replace that with another you cannot possibly compare the two the two are totally different and what is being talked about here and what we heard in that telephone conversation has nothing to do with democracy as anyone else other than certain people in washington understand it ok gentlemen we're going to go to a quick break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine stay with r.t. . if you want. leg. length . look it was a problem very hard to make a plan to get along a plug in that sax was a perfect hair plugs let's. just say. lists look upon. you know the united states has as many think tanks as the next ten countries combined yes one thousand eight hundred tw

dollars that's up from the fifteen billion dollars that had been agreed by the by the president mr young the cove it's just a few months ago with with russia instantaneously they need to pay off about six and a half billion dollars this year in government debt over the course of the next eighteen months they probably have to repay about fifteen billion dollars of government debt and therefore it's really a mess the european union does not have the political capital to spend on rescuing ukraine from twenty years of economic mismanagement given the problems in the backyard of the euro zone a say without international eyes will bring you updates and x.-plane analysis on the uprising in ukraine. coming up later in the program a village goes up against a massive industry. my family and my fellow villagers here would face a terrible prospect of our homes could soon be raised in our businesses and destroy our jihad a small community in eastern germany who stand to lose their homes and livelihoods due to the expansion of coal mining. a transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart o

mr. young: i have an amendment at the desk, mr. speaker. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 5 printed in part a of house report 113-340 offered by mr. yuck of alaska. -- mr. young of alaska. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 472, the gentleman from alaska, mr. young, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from alaska. . mr. young: 160 acres of federal land, approximately 208 alaska natives served in the military during the vietnam war and because of their absence they didn't apply for their native allotment. 1998 congress passed a law that a loud veterans to obtain an allotment. one of my constituents applied for an allotment in accordance with this law. during the war he served honorly in the air force. he is a lifetime resident of st. mary's, alaska, mostlies ki most. his family has a long family and helped settle the area and operated the first general store. he was a member of the territorial

mrs lee young bloke who were playing crucial sentence. and soon comes to religion church stories linking the sole road with water. was an ancient water where once an important feature belong to me sewing room. means of a point road. we found along this river. a run in the same direction. the ones found in the island of ko. i checked the week. i mean what do you on top and. a great shot the main source of man made structures. choose obama they are remains of the modern or ancient plank road. he's playing protocol is informal and one step beyond ako. tools will try to get an idea of the layout of the waterways in the second row and their connection to each other the discovery of the lake road. this made the roots of the song wrote much cleaner. what was its function in ancient times. in temple in and she combines elements of buddhism confucianism and talents today the experts have come here to study an inscription which mentions the movie there was this inscription put on the temple. which part of the road was this temple built on. ay ay ay

miller of florida and mr. young of alaska all deserve credit for leadership on these important issues. mr. chairman, the house -- the committee is not in order. the chair: the gentleman is correct. the house will come to order -- the committee will come to order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: mr. chairman, this legislation ensures that america america's ability to fish and hunt will not be limited by the whim of federal bureaucrats. title 1 of this bill directly responds to bureaucratic threats posed by the e.p.a. in 1976, congress barred the environmental protection agency or e.p.a., from regulating firearms and ammunition. however, this has not stopped attempts to circumvent the law by claiming that while e.p.a. may not be able to regulate ammunition, it can regulate components of ammunition and fishing tackle. this would be a massive power grab by the e.p.a. despite legal authority. banning lead bullets and tackle would hinder sportsmen and cause economic harm to outdoor sportsmen and the recreation

mr. arkenholz. huh, welcome, young man. sir. your noble comeback in this great tragedy has made your name a household word. i count it an honor to receive you in my home. my humble origins. your famous name, your noble heritage. uh-no, no, i present mr. arkenholz, mr. hummel. feel how cold i am. when you can't move, the blood stiffens. i'm gonna die soon, i know that. but there are one or two things i've got to do, before i go. it's horrible. don't--don't leave me. i'm tired. i'm lonely. i haven't always been like this, you know. i've an interminably long life behind me. oh, interminably long. i've made people unhappy. people have made me unhappy. but before i go i want to see you happy. our destinies are wedded through your father and in other ways too. let go off my hand. you're draining my strength, you're freezing me. perhaps you would be so good as to go in and introduce yourself to my 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.

mr. young: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you for your leadership on this issue. mr. speaker, i rise today because this is an essential issue. it affects groups in my home state of indiana as well as groups throughout the country. as a member of the committee on ways and means, i've been present during hearings where we learned that the i.r.s. targeted conservatives and tea party groups. during those same hearings, i've shared letters and documents that showed some of the targeted conservative groups or my fellow hoosiers. now regretfully, it appears the i.r.s., rather than holding those responsible for this targeted sort of activity, is seeking to make political targeting part of their standard operating procedure. the recently proposed i.r.s. regulation that pertains to these 501-c-4 groups is designed to do so in a way that clear inhibits their first amendment activities. now, 501-c-4 is the section of our tax code that many conservative groups tried to file under. they can't file under 501-c-3 because that would limit their ability to engage in grassroots lobbying

mr. speaker, can that with growth delayed three years after the election, we have been left we more young people -- have been left with more young people out of work long term but at any time for 20 years. surely we must do more so we don't waste the potential for a generation. >> i can only think the honorable gentleman is suffering from a form of memory loss. he was a treasury minister when we lost 7% of our g.d.p.! when youth unemployment doubled. when people were being thrown out of work. what happened under this government, the economy is growing. 1.3 million more people work, young people are getting back to work while countries elsewhere are struggling, our economy is growing and that is partly because we took tough and difficult decisions to get the budget deficit, which he and his enchmen left us under control. >> thank you, mr. speaker. unfortunately, some tourist concerns in my sweptsy reported lost bookings, partly as a result of oversensationalizing the crisis that we have. when the crisis is over, will the prime minister talk to the treasury about allocating a sum of money t

our schemes like the work experience scheme that seem to be providing real open jobs for our young people. >> mr. speaker, can i thank my right hon. friend for coming on monday to see for himself how hard first grade westerners are working to get trains back on track. one thing would be incredibly helpful, make sure we actually have a timetable for these actions so we can deliver a brazilian railway line as well. >> i understand his concern. the gap in the real provision created by the born-disaster is going to take time to deal with. above and beyond that, what people in plymouth want is a time table getting to a service to plymouth to see more trains arriving earlier in the morning. we have a longer-term program and looking at rail at the same time as restoring the borderline. >> with economic growth delayed for three years after the election, we are blessed with more young people. blessed with more young people out of work long term than at any time in 20 years. surely we must do more so we don't waste the potential of a generation. >> i think the hon. gentleman is suffering from a form of me

young mr davis being a we know that he told his girlfriend that he hated this music all of that is basic code language in a rachael kohn we have only about a minute left but you know despite civil rights legislation we talk about there is stop and frisk there's a stand your ground laws shocking statistics that a high school i'm sorry that a black male without a high school degree is more like that in a prison and with a job how can we expand the consciousness of americans to realize that we don't have true equality of opportunity the african-american community has taken upon itself we have to we have to turn to our organizations such as the n.w. c.p. and we have to create new think tanks and other types of organizations that are going to speak to him and that are going to be able to articulate these issues so that we can bring affective pressure upon the upon the political process the same way that alec the the think tank the conserve of think tank has done that and brought us stand your ground brought us right the voter id laws and so many other incredibly bad pieces of legislation that

young man from. nasa has from russia today mr president. with a grin that you signed is no one is speaking over today. so again they grammont that you signed is made no mention of at all today don't you think that you have been deceived. when you were made to sign this agreement. and how would you explain how would you account for this division in the party of regions. with some of your party members criticizing you so harshly. i did not quite get the question. you. told you that i was not just see. this they deceive me they deceived the ukrainian people. but in such a situation you would like to get a response. from those who also signed this agreement they acted as garren ters this agreement saying sure that this is a settlement agreement would be missed but i we had no contacts with them you could . talk over the phone and i saw. many calls or desire to talk to me over the phone no reports in the media. available but this is not enough. to me and discuss this issue so i think this issue is still on the table. what was the second question

mr. dunn. what was his mental state. he had his racial notions and animus toward african-american young men. that was important for the jury to consider, and i don't think they really got that at all. >> we'll have to leave it there. john burris, professor james peterson. a big thanks to both of you on this presidents' day. thank you. >>> coming up, we're going to check in with our white house correspondent as the sun sets on the final moments of the president's sunny lands vacation. as we go to break, we want to wish good luck to jimmy fallon. perhaps you've heard, he's taking over the "tonight show" this evening, just the sixth host in 60 years. the show itself returning it its original home right here in 30 rock. [ male announcer ] are you so stuffed up, you feel like you're underwater? try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't tr

also want to recognize the untimely death of a young woman named mr. carl av hix. born october 181960 and passed away february 15, 2014. she was a mother and a business woman spirfckly a entrepreneur. she was a native san francisco and [inaudible] made significant contributions to the city and county of san francisco and leave a legagy with their family. they were loved and will be messed h. >> thank you supervisor cohen >> colleagues on the back ofhering we held a budget and finance meeting [inaudible] today i introduce a number of hearing request to dwil down a solution jz service tooz reduce the homeless population in the city. the first is housing aungez frz had homeless which will [inaudible] including the discussion of support housing and transitial housing and other aungez option. the second is the housing ladder thmpt city government should provide affordable housing authority for the homeless and formally homeless. requires further and better [inaudible] housing opportunities for the cities homeless and many homeless residence. the third folks on the [inau

also want to recognize the untimely death of a young woman named mr. carl av hix. born october 181960 and passed away february 15, 2014. she was a mother and a business woman spirfckly a entrepreneur. she was a native san francisco and [inaudible] made significant contributions to the city and county of san francisco and leave a legagy with their family. they were loved and will be messed h. >> thank you

mr. ripley" this young actor was capable of the terrifying menace of the person who an see right into you, unclothing your deepest secret, the fraud in you. here he is doing this to matt damon's "mr. ripley." >> the only one who looks like dickey is you. >> hardly. >> have you done something to your hair? >> is there something you'd like to say, freddy? >> what? >> do you have something you'd like to say? >> i think i'm saying it. >> in "charlie wilson's war," he's a nonconformist that the higher ups can't see, guy who truly knows how to spy. >> did crystal back up your story that you weren't using? >> just go put out the statement. >> you know what? you never should have been in the same room, congressman. >> goth? >> yeah? >> the swiss make an anti-aircraft gun. >> listen, charlie -- >> .20 millimeter cannon. i read about it. >> i know it. don't forget the limo driver. >> what do you mean? >> you took a limo from the casino to the airport. it's easy to track down a limo driver, ask if anything was going on the back seat. terms of cleaning up this. >> were you listening at the door? >> i

mrs. obama calling young people knuckleheads disrespectful or was it accurate? meade cooper is a huge fan. el earlier i said the u.s. lost to canada 2-1 but the score was 1-0. this is toronto mayor rob ford celebrating the ladies hockey team winning. mayor ford leaping and lunging into the air. check this guy out. you've got to love him. he's so weird. look at that. happy boy. wow, he's happy. he's probably going to get re-elected when he runs. you've got to love politics, isn't it wild? look at that, he's happy. wow. of course you can see that again and again and again. up next, "the o'reilly factor." good night from washington. i'll see you monday night when you can dvr the show if you're not home. >>> the o'reilly factor from california is on tonight. >> they score! >> intense day at the olympics in russia because these are much more than games. power politics in play. we will have a special report. >>> someone has to administer these programs, sir. we do not have -- we have a new company in place to run the -- to run -- to run the program going forward. if y

mrs. obama calling young people knuckleheads disrespectful or was it accurate?utive producer meade cooper is a huge fan. el earlier i said the u.s. lost to canada 2-1 but the score was 1-0. this is toronto mayor rob ford celebrating the ladies hockey team winning. mayor ford leaping and lunging into the air. check this guy out. you've got to love him. he's so weird. look at that. happy boy. wow, he's happy. he's probably going to get re-elected when he runs. you've got to love politics, isn't it wild? look at that, he's happy. wow. of course you can see that again and again and again. up next, "the o'reilly factor." good night from washington. i'll see you monday night when you can dvr the show if you're not home. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." laser tag or treading water naked. which should become an olympic event? the question they didn't think to ask. and how many white castle burgers does joe biden think they can eat in one sitting? >> 13,000. 13,000. >> and finally, how confident is the president he and joe biden can eat 13,000 white c

. >> to one young woman, mr.all said he really did not want to pursue a divorce with his wife because it would be expensive and messy. he actually went so far as to say he would be better off if his wife were dead. >> in another e-mail, bob said he had a plan to resolve his own satisfactory marriage. bob's internet search engine revealed he looked for information on all sorts of diabolical schemes. >> we were shocked to see these searches on things like poison, herbs, death, something about sedation of people, also about smothering. but the most graphic one was actually a search that durall did on the words "kill spouse." >> investigators now had probable cause to search the durall's home and they went straight to the master bedroom. they found a spot on the carpet that looked like it had been cleaned. they swabbed it with phenolphthalein and it turned purple, an indication it was blood. under the bed were two squares of carpet that had been cut out and replaced. underneath were large pools of blood that had been

is now in place the international community needs to do for it and to respect this timetable for young mr said. or is it that the cuddle you. chorus of view on the ground is a little bit different reporting earlier calls and gets crisp morning donkey this got to see these markets tools that will ease the country's district scenes which it was possible but see. it was dj ing presence of such forces david finds the sixty s but traders said the buddhist temple in sight. taking a bit of a soldier's provide security at the end of the tv they don't really go into the back streets. there really a contender christians was tim's wants to go see the streets look to the mall we just down the roots of the french think that to confuse. so to stretch of road. spitz big ideas. now the christians have just been talking to a copy of the top of the hill. the bolton boss this no man's land of smiles dominant and businesses and the neighborhoods few remaining muslims. the stock the buffs amounted to nothing and it's going to feed thousands. he confuses the last listings so let's think about this most daffodi

rise michigan and like to install mr tiddles sets his image for young dollar amounts with the production of a drug like zones to vajra the reports you have industry doing and able to persuade is that any variation from one hundred percent. rigidity the whole time is a dysfunction it's an illness and that it needs to be treated so where before we had a group of older men who had other physical conditions which meant that they couldn't perform from the sexual point of view who would have been extremely small market for drugs like viagra now we have young man in their teens who are being encouraged to think of things out up saluki perfect the whole time that they have an illness and that the pill is on and so to the problems that they have. to see if it's even. good to see because you shoot your gal. addiction she told. the decrease it because doing things. you see so many and of well. excuse. to find a problem to fix something. i just picked up the sunday newspaper about a week ago and in the sports page there was a full page ad for cialis which is a product for a male erectile disfunction

young people have got lots of time. mr. micah and i don't have that much more time. at's just the realities. when you're young, enjoy being young. playing ball, taking it easy, doing kids things and learning. shouldn't be doing drugs but they are. and we need them to make sure we keep them alive. we need to educate them. our efforts ought to be towards meth and heroin. it shouldn't be schedule one. anybody that goes to jail for marijuana is a crime when people for possession are taking liberties away, it's a waste of money and resources and it's a crime committed by our government. there is a cultural lag in this country and in this congress and leader. my time is expired. i thank the committee for allowing me to express myself. i'll participate in questioning and yield back the remainder of my time. >> i thank the gentleman and thank each of the members for their opening statements. we'll now turn to our witness at this hearing and the witness is mr. michael botticelli, the director of the office of national drug control policy. it's the custom and practice of our co

young people have got lots of time. mr. micah and i don't have that much more time. that's just the realities. when you're young, enjoy being young. playing ball, taking it easy, doing kids things and learning. shouldn't be doing drugs but they are. and we need them to make sure we keep them alive. we need to educate them. our efforts ought to be towards meth and heroin. it shouldn't be schedule one. anybody that goes to jail for marijuana is a crime when people for possession are taking liberties away, it's a waste of money and resources and it's a crime committed by our government. there is a cultural lag in this country and in this congress and leader. my time is expired. i thank the committee for allowing me to express myself. i'll participate in questioning and yield back the remainder of my time. >> i thank the gentleman and thank each of the members for their opening statements. we'll now turn to our witness at this hearing and the witness is mr. michael botticelli, the director of the office of national drug control policy. it's the custom and practice of our

our schemes like the work experience scheme that seem to be providing real open jobs for our young people. >> mr. speaker, can i thank my right hon. friend for coming on monday to see for himself how hard first grade westerners are working to get trains back on track. one thing would be incredibly helpful, make sure we actually have a timetable for these actions so we can deliver a brazilian railway line as well. >> i understand his concern. the gap in the real provision created by the born-disaster is going to take time to deal with. above and beyond that what people in plymouth want is a time table getting to a service to plymouth to see more trains arriving earlier in the morning. we have a longer-term program and looking at rail at the same time as restoring the borderline. >> with economic growth delayed for three years after the election, we are blessed with more young people. blessed with more young people out of work long term than at any time in 20 years. surely we must do more so we don't waste the potential of a generation. >> i think the hon. gentleman is suffering from a form of mem