a masked man tried walking in mr. b.'s grill at was locked. surveillance video shows the man outside. >> the clerk heads to the door. motions for him to take the mask off. >> i seen the mask so i call the police and take it from there. ryan: 21-year-old maceson talks on foot but they are hot on the trail. steel helped track down the suspect. he was found in the grass a .9-millimeter handgun stashed under a blank in a baby stroller. we are told the serial number was defaced and reported stolen out of spotsylvania. mason is facing a slew of charges and steel is settling in the role of fighting crime. >> he did it on a regular space in school. nothing new. >> they got a grant from the ben roethlisberger foundation and steel g from the quarterback's team, the pittsburgh steelers. >> a busy week for him. maureen: we learned that the safeway supervisor market has reopened. inspectors found low doesn't droppings in the deli area of the store. safeway brought in exterminators and a cleaning crew. the d.c. bureau chief sam ford jonathan: "7 on your sid

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[applause] >> all right, mr. bhat was just part of what amounted to a really nice holiday gift for a gloucester county teacher today. the philadelphia eagles named paul van houten as the 2016 all pro teacher here at williamstown middle school this morning. he is just one of 10 teachers to get that honor in part for his emphasis on science technology engineering and math. as part of this award mr. van houten got a clouds -- thousand dollars to use in his classroom but tickets to an upcoming game. >> they make sure people have food to eat and today manna received a hefty thank you and it was all a surprise. members from nrg marched in with balloons and a larger than life check worth $100,000. the check was presented to manna of course that's the nonprofit that delivers nourishing meals to my individuals battling life-threatening illnesses. manna new it was a finalist for nrg gives its new program but it didn't know that it had won until today. the program is designed to empower people to help support nonprofits in pe

. >> thank you good mr. b mr. please call item 13 >> item 13 discussion item managers report >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. as you can see before you, we have the monthly for comments asian activity viewports. i would like to open this opportunity for any questions you may have with regards to this four we go into the other update. >> the report speaks for itself but i think mr. driscoll a something to say. >> >>[inaudible] [off mic] the discussion items were that we were concerned about how to deal with the investment advisory and flightpath but the manager [inaudible] had done a lot of work with so we are okay either. there may be some minor changes going for but the committee will work on echoing forward. there are are other items range of issues were working on but being-[inaudible] then hard-core loadable managers all that would be was being done at the same time's pia proving to improve [inaudible] adding value and that's going to be our goal adding value. the one thing that's been talked abo

mr. david steve b b? could you point him out? mr. steven is somebody in the same line of mr. conley, being concerned about the attack on virginia. >> i believe we have a different opinion on how this system and our binding orb b traditiarbitr be handled. >> last year, we worked together on metro, we got the men restored that was on my own side tried to take out. i worked to do that. very cooperative and helpful mr. meadows just pointed out reasons to fire people. sues to get fired worker back on the job. this was another incident where falsified incidents happened. you're still pursue iing keepin that employee who falsified records. you want to keep him employed. >> what you have understand is we have what's known as binding arbitration and the arbitrator decided this to keep the position. i believe that in the findings, this courtroom. >> on the culture, i'd like to, i actually think this is helpful for us. i'd like to go out with your track workers, with with you, and see what the process is because i don't understand, it seems like nobody has any records of this. people say

. >> thank you good mr. b mr. please call item 13 >> item 13 discussion item managers report >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. as you can see before you, we have the monthly for comments asian activity viewports. i would like to open this opportunity for any questions you may have with regards to this four we go into the other update. >> the report speaks for itself but i think mr. driscoll a something to say. >> >>[inaudible] [off mic] the discussion items were that we were concerned about how to deal with the investment advisory and flightpath but the manager [inaudible] had done a lot of work with so we are okay either. there may be some minor changes going for but the committee will work on echoing forward. there are are other items range of issues were working on but being-[inaudible] then hard-core loadable managers all that would be was being done at the same time's pia proving to improve [inaudible] adding value and that's going to be our goal adding value. the one thing that's been talked abo

n-b-c confirms mr. trump will remain in that role even after he is sworn is as president... which could pose a conflict of interest for the network... whose news division covers politics. the president elect created the show with mark burnett... who reportedly could be producing the inauguration. mr. trump hosted the apprentice second... and will be hosted by former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. meanwhile... president elect trump is picking fast food executive andy puzder to be secretary of labor. puzder is the ceo of the company that owns carl's junior and hardees. puzder is credited with turning around the hardee's brand, but the company has been the target of complaints about labor violations and sexist commercials. he has been a vocal critic of government regulation and is against a 15-dollar minimum wage and pay. two earthquakes... striking in the pacific ocean just a few hours apart. the first -- a 6-point-5 magnitude yesterday morning ... that hit about 100 miles off the coast of northern california. and the second, a powerful 7-point-8 -- just about 20 m

mr. krueger's christmas, " which will b t around the country in syndication. tomorrow night, we have richard pryor will be with us and richard benjamin. have a nice night. [ music ] i'm humbled by that applause. - can't believe it. what is wrong with people? - helen, what's the matter? - my wedding dress. it's supposed to have three-quarter length sleeves, and buttons down the back, but it's got cap sleeves and a zipper. my wedding's three weeks away-- - helen, helen, helen, calm down. i just go to my happy place. you know, i imagine that i'm lying on a tropical island, and all my troubles just melt away. don't you have a special place where there are no problems and everybody's always happy? - actually, i do have a place like that. (brady bunch theme music) see you after school. - hey, greg, you think you could pick me up from football practice? - i'd like to, peter, but i'm meeting a groovy chick after school for a soda. (laughter) - gee, greg, you always get all the girls. - well, thanks, peter. but the important thing is, i always find time to do my homewo

mr. chairman, section 170-b of the continuing resolution creates a contingency fund which could make available an additional $200 million after march 1. can you clarify if the additional funds in section 170-b will be available for obligation for three fiscal years, the same period of time as fiscal year 2017 funds appropriated to carry out the same purpose? mr. rogers: will the gentlelady yield? rs. lowey: i'm happy to yield. mr. rogers: the answer is yes. mrs. lowey: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from west virginia is recognized for three minutes. mr. kinzinger: for the purpose of a -- mr. mckinley: for the purpose of a colloquy. thank you, mr. chairman, for discussing this short-term health care provision for coal miners that's in the c.r. a few months ago, approximately 20,000 retired coal miners and their families received notices that they would lose their health benefits

a, the use of general timeline and b, to expect premium support. mr. ryan: i don't know a and b. we haven't written the budgets, let alone the reconciliation that follows from it. this is our intention to use every tool we've got to make progress for the american people, to make good on the promises that were made. we believe obamacare, you have to remember, obamacare is hurting families. obamacare is giving families yet again another double digit premium increase, really high deductibles and fewer choices. so many people in this country have one choice, which isn't a choice, it's a monopoly. we -- the worst is yet to come with obamacare. we see higher premiums come, more debt spirals and more pull outs. united pulled out, aetna pulled out. we need to give american people relief from oba pa -- obamacare. with respect to other issues, reconciliation is the proper budget tool you use for budget legislation. health care, tax, these are budget issues that will be dealt with in that way. >> you've been talking premium support for several years. mr. ryan: i don't know the answer to you

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mr. walter white. but a different role for b cranston. he did not envision this type of man dating his daughter.s scenario, but very funny, very raunchy. great performances, i love seeing cranston in a comedy. it really works going in. not for kids. 4 and a 5. fences directed by denzel washington, one of the greatest actors. back to fences, this was a show that denzel and viola davis did on broadway. denzel is bringing it to the big screen based on the august wilson play. hoo wrote the skrooen play years ago. incredible performances from viola davis and denzel washington. i think washington delivers the best performance of 2016. i do think casey affleck will take the oscar home but denzal is amazing -- denzel is he's. it plays like a play on screen, i think it's a very important film with a lot of life lessons. 4.5. hidden figures, i absolutely love this movie so much. here's the thing, depending on where you're living throughout the country, this is only opening up in select cities on christmas day. then it goes live on january 6th. this film is very important. it's about three incredible afric

mr. monroe, joined the army air corps and served with the 20th air force before 97th bomb group bombing of japan and completed 30 missions as a radio operator and mechanic on a b-29. he was awarded the distinguished flyings cross and pacific theater ribbon. ladies and gentlemen, mr. monroe carchur. [ applause ] mr. donald ren erp was a corporal in the united states army and served in germany. france, and belgium. he was assigned to the 140th traffic regulation battalion. responsible for monitoring and providingings security for the railroads throughout western europe during the war. ladies and gentlemen, mr. donald renner. cornell james riffys is a purple heart veteran. he entered as a private in 1942 and retired in 1972. he participated in the battle of okinawa as the leader of an infantry platoon and kmaernd of a company and intelligence officer and plans operations officer of infantry battalion. colonel james riffy ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] mr. sanford debuis served in world war ii. assigned as a quarter master specialists. he was stationed in japan during the war. ladies and gentlemen, mr. stanford debous. mr. frank etinger, joined air force short

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mr. leo w. renn was a member of the army air corps and was a instructor on the b-24 training squad and the p-38 training squad. he was a radio teletypist in guam in the 55th weather reconnaissance in the guam island, also. it's a pleasure to have mr. leo . wren here. mr. will fred pitgood served in the army air forces, served in panama and in washington, d.c. and his brothers also served in europe and he was a world war ii veteran. so glad to have today with us mr. will friday pitgood. the final world war ii veteran today is mr. lee jennings. isaw a member of the cech nation of the indians and is a world war ii vet and korean vet, also, and he served in the delta force and also he served in okinawa. ladies and gentlemen, mr. lee jennings. ladies and gentlemen, what you have in front of you is a group of heroes today who are so glad that they are here with us to share this veterans day as we commemorate and honor all of our veterans. ladies and gentlemen, at this time, we'd like to introduce our master of ceremonies for this event, mr. mike haydeck who has been with us and is on channel 9 early i

mr. munro. he served in taipan with the and completed 30 missions as a radio operator and mechanic on a b-29. he was awarded the air medal with five clusters and the pacific theater ribbon. ladies and gentlemen, mr. monroe. [applause] ritter was a corporal in the united states army. he served in germany. his unit was responsible for monitoring and providing security for the railroad throughout western europe. mr. donald ritter. [applause] colonel james rizzi is a 91 years young veteran of world war ii. heap to space in the battle of okinawa as the leader of an infantry platoon and commander of an infantry rifle company. a is an operations officer of infantry battalion. colonel william murphy. mr. sanford served in the united states army during world war ii. he was assigned as a quartermaster specialist. he was stationed in japan. ladies and gentlemen, mr. sanford bows. he was sent to burma and was ofigned in the 55th squadron air force. mr. frank editor. our last veteran today is mr. george michalski. he was drafted into the army on december 11, next 41. he served as the first wave of troops t

mr. trump did not like b "chuck jones," he tweeted, "has done a terrible job representing workers, and if united steelworkers 1999 was any good they would have kept those jobs in indiana. spend more time working, less time talking." but jones said his members felt betrayed. >> they're upset because they got their hopes up that they was going to be able to provide for their families for a while, to have that hope ripped away. as his new labor secretary andrew puzder, a fast food chain ceo and anti-regulation crusader who says raising the minimum wage is bad for business. >> we are not dependent on the government at our company for any particular benefits, so i don't really think american businesses should be. >> reporter: now, in the late 1980s andrew puzder's then wife alleged in divorce proceedings that he had physically abused her, and her attorney at the time told us today he had but scott, today she gave cbs news an e-mail which she said she sent to puzder just last week which states that she made the whole thing up. >> dean, you've also learned something today about the president-ele

mr. trump's seemingly random and statements and not only purpose. b but calculated. elise lavette reports. >> we must as a nation be more unpredictable. >> it is called the madman theory. a term and strategy taken from the playbook of richard nixon. the objective, keep your enemies guessing about your motives, temperament and willingness to go to the extreme. nixon used it to get the north vietnamese to the table by making them think he'd use nuclear weapons to defeat communism. >> madman theory is to basically use unpredictable, seemingly brash, bravado, over-escalation to get the other side to fall off its positions. >> reporter: trump has used similar questions about how he would handle foreign computations. refusing to rule out nuclear weapons. >> i can't take anything off the table. >> reporter: calling for ban on muslims. >> total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> and most recently taking a call from the president of taiwan. a break from with diplomatic t

b bengha benghazi. this isn't about the election is it, mr. president? this is about domestic politics. it's not about november 2016, it's about january 2017 and you're attempt to prevent donald trump from the smooth transition of power and your inability to face the overwhelming electoral college win that the american people gave him. ironic since you and your want to be successor were so fired up that he might not quietly accept hillary's to power. also backed by mrs. hillary and our wasted taxpayer dollars that will pay for it and the division that's it's creating. and why are you so obsessed with russia? you, who cut a deal and were made a fool of by the world's largest sponsor of terrorism, iran. you know the ones whose people yell death to america. you know the ones you gave $150 billion to and secretly sent them another 400 million on pallets in an unmarked plane. you're obsessed with a russian who is at least a christian who is obsessed with killing isis, a russian who had his own problems with russian terrorists who told us twice about the tsarnaev brother that your administrat

. >> actually that is not why i b >> "snl" took aim at president-elect trump this weekend calling him out on his twitter habits and mrtrump responded accordingly with a tweet sent during the broadcast. just tried watching "saturday night live." unwatchable. totally biased and not funny. the baldwin impersonation can't get any worse. sad. baldwin offered a compromise in a tweet, of course. kind of. he said release your tax returns and i'll stop. ha! >>> a fire sweeps through a massachusetts neighborhood. and a rifle incident connected to pizza gate. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the washington post" reports the strange excuse offered by a man accused of firing an assault rifle yesterday in a d.c. restaurant. edgar welch of north carolina told police he was self-investigating a false story concocted during the presidential election. the fake story circulated online, said hillary clinton and her campaign chief ran a child sex ring from the restaurant. >> the efforts of some people to spread malicious and utterly false accusations. >> welch is charged with installment and no one was hurt.

b. hayes home and your wife says 90 minutes. you have been married how long? mr. strauss: 1989, 27 years. brian: what has her attitude being about your obsession with presidents? mr. strauss: she is sort of does not mind it, because she had a fellowship at stanford and we drove across the country. there is a hoover institution at stanford and he went there. on the way, we go through iowa. we go through west branch, iowa. we stopped at herbert hoover's childhood farm. we run to the chicken coop and look at the cats. she finds her side enjoyments in my bizarre nature of looking at history. we have two kids, one is 25 and one is 21, both went to davidson. there is a historical marker when you go there -- woodrow wilson attended davidson for one year. brian: what do your kids think of this history stuff? mr. strauss: they pretend not to be like me, but i know that the younger one especially loves the nuances of history and almost studied history, although mostly indian history. brian: about out of time, but what are the chances i could get you to write a book on hamil

. >> is there going to b somebody like milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, who was a very loyal supporter and who met with mr. trump in recent weeks? >> well yes. ,i mean certainly we're very , impressed with sheriff clarke and what he's done in milwaukee. obviously a strong supporter and a good friend of president-elect trump and mine. he obviously came in this past week and did very well. but the most important thing is he is confident and smart and so we're certainly talking to him and will continue to do so. patrick: you can see mike's full interview with reince priebus on upfront, sunday morning at 9:00. adrienne: a cloudy but dry start to the weekend. patrick: then comes the snow, mark. mark: sunday, sunday, sunday. i always wanted to do that. it is our first measurable snow. slow it down. 1-2 inches, not a lot. a lot of that will be on the grass. there will be accumulation on the roads, especially side streets and any streets not treated. this is all day sunday, not saturday. may mix with some rain saturday evening into sunday afternoon. 38 degrees, most of the day cloudy. sunday is the day we have to

b rupee notes. it has been chaotic sense that currency dan put in place. i mr.mising the situation would -- prime minister modi promising the situation would calm down. yoslyn: the deadline, frida r this to happen. that of course is going to hit where cash istry definitely king. we will see difficulties for people getting a hold of cash. 1000 rupees is 15 dollars. that aims of taking this note out of circulation had been corruption itat back into thesh system which has helped give the economy a better push. in the long-term, digital ensure tax compliance. the finance minister spoke yesterday, saying currency availability -- has increased despite the monetization. think it could be several months before the situation stabilizes. 's support seems to be holding up. why is that? rosalind: it is still holding up. thinkn see what people when the elections happen. there are about five of them coming up in the coming weeks. the difficulty in terms of -- impactingd demand and the economy, they have had to revise the growth forecasts. own from the original %7.8. of buyers

b? the president of switzerland is joining us. thank you, mr. president, for speaking with us. plan b? >> unfortunately there is no plan b. to thetraightforward solution of our parliament, and i believe that the solution of the parliament. to the free movement versus movement of the european union, shall be compatible, and that we will have a situation where we found a situation -- solution. is by principal that is on the table and was discussed in our parliament, i guess that must be the solution. that is why we do not speak about plan b as well as their -- as long as there is belief in the plan a. guy: do you expect a referendum? 50,000 votes required. pres. schneider-ammann that is a very delicate question since i do not want to speculate and do not want to speak for the conservative party. they needed to go for the referendum. whatpends a little bit on are the relationships between votes and- the yes of no votes, on the 16th december. our political community on one side against the conservatives on the other side, it will be delicate for the conservatives to go for a referen

mr. trump to be wary of russia's promises. >>> next tonight, back here at interview right here on a b bc h the husband of that california woman, a mother that vanished while jogging, found by the side of the road weeks later. abc's matt gutman tonight with the husband, now describing what happened to his wife. >> reporter: tonight, sherri papini's husband keith is speaking out, sitting down for an exclusive interview with "20/20." in chilling detail, describing aspects of his wife's captivity. >> she was bound. she had a chain around her waist, that is correct. she had a bag over her head, that is correct. her left hand was in the vehicle, chained to something. >> reporter: to make sure she didn't jump out of the car? >> yeah, she was always -- she was chained, any time she was in a vehicle. they opened the door, she doesn't know, because she had a bag over her head. they cut something to free her restraint that was holding her into the vehicle, and then kind of pushed her out of the >> reporter: until now, police only giving this description of her abductors, two hispanic women, armed with a gun, driving a dark suv. but toda

b-c show "all in with chris hayes." and tomorrow -- it will be president- elect donald trump in our area. mr. trump will in west allis as part of his "thank you" tour. the event is set to begin at 7 p-m at the state fair expo center. governor walker and house speaker paul ryan are scheduled to attend as well. tickets are still available-- we've posted the details on our website fox6 now dot com a member of wisconsin's newly has resigned less than six months into his term -- saying the partisan board is too secret -- lacks transparency -- and is purposefully set up to fail. robery kinney issuing a statement today -- describing his reasons for resigning from the "wisconsin ethics commission." kinney was one of three democratic picks for the board -- which also has three republican members. the new partisan commission replaced the nonpartisan government accountability board in july. governor scott walker speaking toa the middle east... the governor tweeted a series of photos during his trip overseas... walker says he got a chance to meet a number of wisconsin soldiers and foreign service members

mr. maily knew is key to this investigation. >> the foundation piles are built into dense sand but not b bedrock. >> i think it will be the deepest to make sure it is stable. >> completion date is 2019. >> just a little bit showery. you can see it's not very wide spread. that is the pattern we can expect. and before the next wave of soermy weather, over the pavement is wet. it's 58 degrees in san francisco. 59 in oakland. gilroy, 56 degrees. it is berkeley over there. it's 51 degrees in santa rosa. 52 in novato. 48 in fairfield. and 59 livermore. we'll see the showery pattern into saturday morning and there will be more storms next week. we've got a series headed our way. tomorrow afternoon, we have a scattered, showery pattern. tomorrow evening, dry conditions and notice rain will be into saturday. this storm ranks one saturday morning accompanied by strong winds at times. we don't expect nuch of this to linger into afternoon hours saturday. so saturday morning, 5:00 a.m., after 10:00 a.m., rain breaking into pockets of rain and showers and that pattern continues into evening hours and a dry spell from saturday night into sunday

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mr. maily knew is key to this investigation. >> the foundation piles are built into dense sand but not b bedrock. >> i think it will be the deepest to make sure it is stable. >> completion date is 2019. >> just a little bit showery. you can see it's not very wide spread. that is the pattern we can expect. and before the next wave of soermy weather, over the pavement is wet. it's 58 degrees in san francisco. 59 in oakland. gilroy, 56 degrees. it is berkeley over there. it's 51 degrees in santa rosa. 52 in novato. 48 in fairfield. and 59 livermore. we'll see the showery pattern into saturday morning and there will be more storms next week. we've got a series headed our way. tomorrow afternoon, we have a scattered, showery pattern. tomorrow evening, dry conditions and notice rain will be into saturday. this storm ranks one saturday morning accompanied by strong winds at times. we don't expect nuch of this to linger into afternoon hours saturday. so saturday morning, 5:00 after 10:00 a.m., rain breaking into pockets of rain and showers and that pattern continues into evening hours and a dry spell from saturday night into sunday and t

saratoga was b ombed by kamikazes numerous times throughout the work. s would like to have mr.eflection on that. i would like to know whether he agrees with another comment i have heard another historian say, that the model of okinawa was the greatest naval battle of the war. host: eugene, appreciate the comments. isn he says kamikaze, he talking about suicidal attacks? ian: yes, exactly. thank you for your comment in question. begin ining attacks fall 1944. this was something that began in the last year of the war, and very quickly became the principal means the japanese -- too get partnerships get at our ships. it was during that time the japanese first use this tactic of flying their planes into our ships. leap, ina conceptual that it allowed them to send guided missiles against our ships about 20 years before the law man guided missile -- before the non-man guided missile was used in warfare. in a sense, they were able to use this futuristic weapon because they had a cadre of young pilots that were willing to give their lives. uniquelyink it was a terrifying experience for

b. that rigor was not there >> again, wonders why, and who did it. senator graham? >> thank you, mr. chairman. admiral, we've gone from 52 ships to 40. why? why are we going to just pie 40 buy 40 of these things? >> so the requirement for the small surface combat jnt an remains 552. >> secretary carter said 40. is that because of budget? >> it was a budget-driven decision. >> one the committee needs to know the sequestration probably, is that right? is that mr. secretary? >> let me weigh in. the budget control act, yes, sir. secretary's carter's decision was we have to take risk due to the budget and where we're going to take risk -- >> i got you. he said, i gotta do something because i just don't have enough money, so i'm going to like go from 52 to 40. admiral, you said that people out in the field, out on the, fighting the wars and preventing wars, they like this, they want more of these ships. is that right? >> that's correct, sir. >> okay, what does this ship do that's so important? what can it do that's different than the ships we have today? very briefly. >> well, certainly, s

mr. smith when i was first : studying international relations at the end of the cold war, we were told that when you're asked for three options, option one is nuclear war, option b is do nothing. option c is what ambassador cunningham said. mr. brookes: right here. >> i'm russell kaine, retired federal employee with a question for ambassador cunningham. i'm wondering about sharia law in afghanistan and how it applies either nationally or locally, and is there any sort of a conflict between the federal government and the local governments due to the extent of sharia in their law. mr. cunningham: it's a great question. we could spend a whole day answering that. the simple answer is, i think, that sharia law is enshrined in the afghan constitution, but it does not overshadow what you might call a more traditional body of legal jurisdiction, which is on the books in afghanistan. so there's several different kinds of legal recourse. there's kind of traditional justice, which is done at the local level in villages by elders coming together -- under good circumstances elders coming together to find a solution to a problem, and that's pretty widespread still. mr. cunnin

b smith, joe walsh, and representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [laughter] [cheers] >> we love you! [laughter] ♪ >> the president of the united states and mrsmichelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] pres. obama: thank you so much, everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! pres. obama: on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. over the past eight years, this has always been one of our favorite nights, and this year i was especially looking forward to seeing how joe walsh cleans up. [laughter] pres. obama: pretty good. i want to begin by once again thanking everybody who makes this wonderful evening possible, including dave rubenstein, the kennedy center trustees -- i'm getting a big echo back there -- and the kennedy center president. give them a big round of applause. [applause] pres. obama: we have some outstanding members of congress here tonight, and we are honored also to have vicki kennedy and three of her grandchildren with us here. [applause] pres. obama: the arts have always been part of life at the white house, because the arts are always central to american life. that's

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b. there is an amendment that i co-sponsor along with mr. harris. and i just wanted to speak to the urgency of this in my district. i have a district that has a lot of tourism and seasonal tour i am tourism. i've heard from several constituents today regarding the value of h 2 b for american jobs. our economy all works together. i heard from richard from veil who said the h 2 b program is critical for his company's ability to hire additional american supervisors, because without h 2 b workers they can't hire those american workers. the program really supports our local economy. so i'm hoping that the amendment will be made in order, and i wanted to ask the chair and ranking member if they also plan to be supportive of the amendment if our committee makes that in order. >> we discussed this, i guess, while you were outside on a telephone call. we discussed that earlier here. >> okay. >> the provision was carried in the '16 homeland security bill. it had bipartisan, bicameral support at that time. that same support does not exist in fiscal '17. there

mr. william flatters. barracksd at schofield in hawaii in december 1939, part of battery b and later changed to the 89th field artillery. he was there during the attack and later boarded the ship as a toner to write in 1942 to go guadalcanal until evacuated in 1943. he received the purple heart and bronze star and an adriatic pacific campaign medal. >> the second survivor is mr. friedman k johnson. joining the navy at the age of 19. onwas on the uss st. louis december 7, 1941 in pearl harbor when they came. they were the second ship out of the harbor. from there he was transferred in november 1942, going to the transfer station in san francisco bay and starting on the uss i what. mr. freeman k. johnson. our next is harold mainer. the -- join the navy on october 20, 1940. the ship was stationed and damaged at pearl harbor on the have impact in ladies and 1941. gentlemen, mr. harold mainer. our next is lieutenant general -- united states retired -- graduated in 1945. he separated from the army in 1946 return to serve after president harry truman's executive order to integrate united states forces in 1948. theen

mr. frances' discussion with regard to the importance of milestone "b." that's the critical point where we have to get it right, get the independent cost estimate as best as possible, budgeting the risks and everything else accounted for. that is the critical point, in effect, lcs went forward without a milestone "b." that rigor was not there. >> again, wonders why and who did it? senator graham? >> thank you, mr. chairman. admiral, we've gone from 52 ships to 40. why? why are we just going to buy 40 of these things? >> well, that's the requirement for the small service combatant remains 52. >> secretary carter said we are going to build 40. is it because of the budgets? >> that was a budget-driven decision. >> the committee needs to know, number one, the sequestration? is that right, mr. secretary? >> let me weigh in. the budget control act, yes, sir. secretary carter's decision was we have to take risk due to the budget and where we are going to take risk. >> so he said, i've got to do something, because i just don't have enough money. so i'm going to g

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mr. chairman, section 170-b of the continuing resolution creates a contingency fund which could make available an additional $200 million after march 1. can you clarify if the additional funds in section 170-b will be available for obligation for three fiscal years, the same period of time as fiscal year 2017 funds appropriated to carry out the same purpose? mr. rogers: will the gentlelady yield? rs. lowey: i'm happy to yield. mr. rogers: the answer is yes. mrs. lowey: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from west virginia is recognized for three minutes. mr. kinzinger: for the purpose of a -- mr. mckinley: for the purpose of a colloquy. thank you, mr. chairman, for discussing this short-term health care provision for coal miners that's in the c.r. a few months ago, approximately 20,000 retired coal miners and their families received notices that they would lose their health benefits

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