he'll examine the career of roger ailes. mr. brock contends that mr. ailes, former media consultant, brought a conservative political agenda to fox news when he was hired in 1996. the author will speak at politics and pros book store in washington, d.c. and we'll have that live streaming on our website. booktv.org. here on c-span 3 gop presidential candidate rick santorum wraps up campaigning in michigan ahead of the state's primary tomorrow. he'll be at the heritage christian academy at kalamazoo and you can watch live coverage here on c-span 3. >>> this is a seven watt solar panel with a battery pack. you can charge your iphone, cell phone, all of that kind of stuff directly. >> what you're seeing here on this chip in this pen, you're actually seeing an area that has 165 million wells, each of which can sequence a small piece of dna. >> the technology itself is using two using two cameras, one that looks out and one that looks at the eye. so we know exactly what the person is interested in in the scene that they are seeing. a visit to the consumer ele

mr. ellison: as my hero, paul wellstone, famously said, we ail do better when we all do better. but those rugged individuals crossing the prairie when they put up a barn, they didn't do it alone did they? they had a parn raising. we do what we do best, together. whatever we can do individually we have the freedom to do that. i am concerned about a shift -- about shifting political winds which ignore the idea that we are in this together. that the road and the transportation system is a common -- is part of our commonwealth. something that's a benefit to us all and we should all pay for it. which is why i was particularly concerned about this transportation bill, h.r. 7, for the first time in about 50 years the house is going to consider a partisan transportation package. republicans breaking the historical tradition of bipartisan action to rebuild infrastructure, create jobs an strengthen our economy. this proposal, h.r. 7 would cut about 550,000 american jobs cuts highway investments in 45 states and d.c. ms. schakowsky: everyone needs to hear that again. would cut -- mr. elson

mr. mcgovern: i yield myself the remaining time this bill is awful, this process is awful, i think it's beyond salvageable. i want to talk about one thing in closing. oil companies get taxpayer subsidies for ail injection, extraction drilling, manufacturing, pricing inventory, they get taxpayer subsidies while making tens of billions of dollars in record profits and taxpayers continue to get fleeced with rising gas prices. at the end of this debate, i'll try to defite the previous question. if the previous question is defeated, i will offer an amendment to eliminate one of these subsidies for the big five oil companies. the big five oil companies do not need, they do not deserve this subsidy and the american people don't deserve these rising gas prices. i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of the amendment in the record along with extraneous materials immediately prior to the vote to the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern : this is a reasonable amendment. the american people are tired of getting gounled at the pump by these big oil companies that are making record profits. at the same time we continue with taxpayer subsidies to give them these ha