. >> and the other comment that -- >> mr. brian. >> yes, thank you.oing to point that out too. so thank you, professor hillman. on this recommendation, it's a thr three-prong recommendation when you get to the narrative part. so it's not as flat a directive as that may appear on the slide. there's a process which we recommended in the three recommendatio recommendations. the other thing that i think did appear in mr. strand's presentation is that we already know that naval criminal investigative service in these cases does not advise. they are not following article 31. they do not advise their victims of their rights when collateral attention. are a suspect. it's the person's right. you either violate their rights, the process that you just described. it's not just in law enforcement and the legal community, it's not just the commanders that have to understand where that line is. it's going to be every service member in a barracks or coming into a unit. if you don't say, look, you're talking about a sexual assault that potentially involves drinking. t

mr. brian's point. i guess the way recommendation six reads is that it says it's the single crisis hot line for military service members. and i know we're not trying to preclude them calling civilian hot lines. >> somebody feels better going off base for their services we are not trying to hinder that whatsoever. we're just wanting to make sure that could. my sense is though that the mil consistent service that it's offering. >> so then do we want to change that word to be primary instead of single? professor what the and i were both thinking was it should say military sexual assault crisis hot line so that they are aware that at least it doesn't say it's the only one. >> to me it's like 911. you can still call the precinct if you want to your local precinct but you have a central number, everybody knows it. it's easily accessible. and that number can be as mia just said, held accountable it's not responding. but if you have to call the pre sinchingt, maybe joe blow was sick this day and someone else wa

mr. shelton, it's brian webb with kpix 5. we just wanted to talk to you about the rent situation here at your building on fillmore. >> reporter: mr. shelton's address comes back to this building in nob hill right across the street from the cathedral, one of the highest priced properties in the city. >> the landlord cannot just go and harass tenants like this. >> reporter: tommy mecca with the housing rights committee of san francisco tells me landlords can make outrageous requirements for new tenants but not the old ones. that, he says, is illegal. >> so what does he do? he issues an eviction notice? ain't going to go anywhere. >> i lived here all my life. >> reporter: this tenant of 23 years says it's simple: a landlord is pressuring poor residents to leave the homes they love all in the name of profit. >> i think it's a campaign of harassment. >> reporter: so late today we are learning of another twist. an anonymous tipster reported to a blog that the landlord had changed his mind rescinded the letter and apologized for any

our final witness is mr. brian weeden technical advisor of the secure world commission. he conducts studies on space assets and space governance. prior to joining sws mr. weeden serve active duty as an officer of the united states air force working on intercontinental ballistic missile operations as part of u.s. treasury commands joint space operations center. mr. weeden directed the analyst training program and developed tactics techniques and procedures for improving space situational awareness. as our witness would know spoken testimony is limited to five minutes each after which the members of the committee will have five minutes each to ask questions. i now recognize general raymond for five minutes to present his testimony. >> chairman brooks represented edwards and members of the subcommittee is an honor to appear before u.s. united states strategic command commander of the joint component command for space. i greatly appreciate the opportunity to address the committee and i look forward to working with you to advance the nation's space capabilities. before going f

mr. shelton, it's brian webb with kpix 5. we just wanted to talk to you about the rent situation here at your building on fillmore. >> reporter: mr. shelton's address comes back to this building in nob hill, right across the street from the cathedral, one of the highest priced properties in the city. >> the landlord cannot just go and harass tenants like this. >> reporter: tommy mecca with the housing rights committee of san francisco says landlords can make outrageous requirements for new tenants but not the old ones. that, he says, is illegal. >> so he issues an eviction notice? ain't going anywhere. >> i lived here all my life. >> reporter: this tenant of 23 years says it's simple: a landlord is pressuring the poorer residents to leave the homes they love all in the name of profit. >> i think it's a campaign of harassment. >> reporter: brian webb, kpix 5. >> public outrage apparently worked. a website posted a note saying the landlord sent it to all the tenants, after reflection and guidance, i hereby rescind the correspond

we want to talk about it all with mr. brian stetler. happy monday, and it continues, brian.o you make about the news statement from sulzberger, i just read it. talking about her weaknesses. >> 475 words about why she was fired. you can imagine if someone wrote that -- we've all been fired but not 475 words tab. >> what do you make about it? >> when i read the words public mistreatment of colleagues. isn't that what the publisher is now doing, putting a statement out about her? on the other hand, when i read this description, it rang true to me. i worked at the times and jill was the editor. she was not always a people person. she was a beloved editor but a feared editor. >> but that is media. >> editors have to be tough sometimes. >> i'm not in the business of defending the "times," i think we should get more heat from things. this was a clear case of gender descripti discrimination. >> by abramson. >> and they've been rebutting it on the points but the perception is you did this because she's a woman. is that true? >> i don't think it's that simple. i don't think that is tr

brian mcfayden. they did not farewell, mr.to donald sterling, he -- it's way past due. $2.5 million he owes the nba. he has -- he's going to have to pony up somehow. last night at staples center buzzing. you had rihanna, the hoff, all the a-listers but you never expect to see jack nicklaus sitting courtside unless it's opposite day, would you? kevin durant took over in the fourth quarter like the mvp is supposed to do. 39 points and 16 rebounds. late in the game, calls were not going the clippers way either. blake griffin charged -- called for a charge. doc rivers is upset about it. thunder advance to play the spurs in the western conference finals. afterwards, chris paul is tired of talking about donald sterling. >> to tell you the truth we don't think about that. you know what i mean? that's the least of our worries right now, is him. we just lost the series. i'm sorry. but we don't care about that. >> we've gone through a lot of stuff over the last three or four weeks. and i don't think that was why we didn't win. i don't t

brian rooney from san marcos california. mrs. a lot that peopleout side the community don't know about how these fires actually start, and how they spread. and the best way to fight they want, to deal with them. jacob ward sent us this report from grizzly peek california. >> fire is a natural part of the ecosystem. it basically burns up fuel on the ground, does away with old plant debris, and gives new planted as new shot at life, the problem is human beings. as we step into nature, begin to build our houses there we have created an increased pressure to put out wild fires wherever we find them. that was the policy until the middle of the last century, and as a result, there's a lot more of this on the ground, unburnt fueling, that made forest fires that much hotter and violent, until we began to discover that we needed to use controlled burns to sort of maintain equal lib bree i am. southern california is really conducive to forest fires. it is just a hot dry place. doesn't see a lot of rain, and as this kind of tinder has built

mr. sterling. >> stephanie elam, brian clay poole, mel robins, stay with me. much more to discuss throughout the hour, including this -- >> i contend that they love me. >> you think they still love you? >> i do. >> you believe the players of the los angeles clippers love you? >> absolutely. they know i'm not a racist. >> donald sterling seems to think he's got plenty of supporters who haven't just come out and said so publicly yet. more of his exclusive interview with cnn. first the cookie at check-in. then a little time to kick back. earn double hilton honors points with the 2 "x" points package and be one step closer to a weekend break. doubletree by hilton. where the little things mean everything. >>> this morning the united states is stepping up its role in the search for nigeria's kidnapped schoolgirls. the u.s. is sharing aerial surveillance of nigerian territory through satellites and manned planes from the defense department, according to two senior obama administration officials. meantime, nearly a month after the armed abductions, parents describe th

. >> brian, it was really unusual to get to watch this interview with mrs. sterling and see her digest it. she went through the range of emotions. she was teary at one point when her husband was talking about her, what a beautiful person she was. there were moments of anger. a lot of moments of bewilderment, especially the remarks about magic johnson. she thinks he may be suffering some dementia. >> in the meantime, this saga goes on. 'van fa guthrie with us. thanks for being with us. overseas, a u.s. military global hawk drone flew its first under surveillance mission over nigeria today in the search for hundreds of kidnapped school girls. this comes as the nigerian government said today it might negotiate with the terrorists. this was an agonizing day for relatives as they tried to identify loved ones in the video by terrorists. stephanie gosk reports from neighboring cameroon. >> reporter: the girls are hard to recognize in matching garment clothes they were forced to wear. today parent poured over the images, trying to find their daughters. the father sa

mr. chiu, thanks for being here. >> good morning, chair and members of the committee, brian chiu the director of community development for the mayor's office of community development and i am here before you to make our annual presentation of our accept and spend resolutions for the four different federal funding sources that we administer and as you may recall, we put out an rfp for the community based organization to apply and to provide services and housing and develop housing, and back in november, we reviewed the proposals in early spring, and we held a public hearing in march so that the members of the community could comment on the recommendations and what we have before you are the final recommendations approved by the committee, and by the mayor's office. and as this is the third year, of a multiyear funding cycle that will remain unchanged from years one and two. and they do want to let you know that we did receive a decrease in a couple of our funding sources, so, our community development block grant, over all, decreased 3 percent, from 13, 14 to 14, 5 meaning that there was a $528 decrease in our federal

mrs. sterling's attorney so back to you. >> thank you, brian todd.ttorney for shelly sterling is joining us. first of all, your reaction to doc rivers saying that it would be very difficult for shelly to stay at least as part owner. what do you say to that? >> well, doc rivers and everyone doesn't really know her position until today. she wants to become a passive owner. she wants a very skilled and well-heeled owner. she only wants to own the team in her lifetime. she's 79 years old. she's been an owner for 33 years. she's an avid fan. in america we don't dispose of people's property rights by public opinion. i think doc and everyone understands she'll retain her interest during her lifetime we might have a different reaction. >> i want to make sure i understand. she wants to stay as a part owner, 50% owner, but sell his 50% to someone else? is that what i'm hearing? >> well, his interests may very well be sold involume lntarily the league. what happens to donald is a saga we're going to see soon. >> pierce, i want you to stand by. we have new revel

mr. fleming statement because we do not want to impair the eventual prosecution will take place in this case >> : introduced at this time brianbviously it this case has taken on a tense of media intrinsic interest partly because mr. fleming was employed and hellfire and man pot we were engaged in kind of bring back down to the beginning of this as a domestic violence homicide mr. fung and ms. douglas were engaged in a dating relationship they lived together unfortunately and resulted comment that and skidded into violence. >> : the we are investigating this case we are the full to the efforts from the media with helping us with our manhunt obviously we believe that one of the ways we're going to find him to somebody having recognized him from the media think it was a tap a share of plans out in this particular case this was a detective who saw and recognized him and able to bring him into custody at this time have been entertained some questions but with about the specifics of the statement that we will get into. >> : or was his last two weeks >> : we've been listening to law enforcement of the capture of this man call fire b

mr. sterling is not gone to consent unless the nba does something about the charges they filed against him. >> briand has been following this. where does this stand right now? there's a sale but he has to sign off on it, donald sterling? >> it looks like he probably does. whether he's going to is the huge question right now. the nba just minutes ago issued a statement on this. it's also taking a bit of a wait and see stance on it. i will read the statement now. quote, commissioner silver has consistently said the preferred outcome would be voluntary sale of the team. vazed that an agreement has been reached with steve ballmer and the committee met via conference call to discuss these developments. we await the submission of necessary documentation from mrs. sterling. in the meantime, the june 3rd special meeting remains as scheduled. that means they need to see the documents before they can sign off on it. we've been told all along by sources that shelly sterling's side and the nba for that matter really wanted to get some kind of deal done before that tuesday deadline when the nba board of governor

brian stow's injuries were caused just by the behavior of the three men. after the game, stow directed a comment toward sanchez that prompted a shove and later the attack. mrow was injuried as a result of a testosterone and alcohol fueled flash fire fight that occurred in parking lot two that night. the defense told the jury the dodgers spent more on security for the game than any other day in dodger history. >> brian stow's mother was the first witness called. she talked about being by his side weeks while he was in a coma. >>> a family from stockton may think twice before going up a skyscraper the next time. the heart stopping tale of what happened to them 103 stories up is something they will never forget. they were peering through the glass floor in the willis tower in chicago when they heard a crack beneath them. >> you could see the glass actually just like a spider web. just needily light up. shattered completely. i couldn't say much. it was like wow, i just literally jumped off. >> according to an engineer, it was a protective coating on the glass that cracked, not the actual glass itself. tell that to the family. [ laughter ] so no one was ever in

mr. rahall: yield her 15 seconds. ms. brown: port director brian taylor, and other leaders working as a team to make sure florida wasn't left behind. and in closing, i encourage all of my colleagues to vote for this bill. it is an example of one team, one fight, and what we can do when we work together. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: mr. speaker, i want to make a point of clarification regarding section 103669 conference -- 1036 of the conference report. when the locally preferred plan is chosen, the cost to the federal government shall be no more than the federal share of the economic development plan. i want to clarify the intent of this provision. when the corps carries out a locally preferred plan, the nonfederal sponsor is responsible for all costs above the cost of the national economic development plan. i thank you. now would like to yield 30 seconds to another important member of the committee, and again another expert on infrastructure

mr. perry: sernlt first plass brian bailey, sergeant michael chultz, specialist timothy zachary, d specialist represent the brigade that came in fourth out of only 17 u.s. army, marine corps and canadian tank crews. the toughness, skill level and experience demonstrated by our guard soldiers is further proof that the 55th armored brigade not only is one of the elite brigades in the entire u.s. that ut also more proof the guard is, absolutely is, ready trained -- ready, trained, and capable. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to continue to call for action for problems we face at v.a. clinics across the country. this action hits home for folks in georgia where three veterans have died and many more have seen their condition worsen because of inadequate health care. mr. barrow: this issue won't go anywhere until we hold someone accountable for what went wrong that should start with secretary eric sh

mr. >>> welcome back, an update on our breaking news, the l.a. clippers could be use close to getting a new owner. brian arennderson just got this fra source familiar with the situation saying a binding agreement has been signed between the sterling family trust and microsoft former ceo steve ballmer, the price tag? $2 billion, that is according to the source who said the binding agreement was just signed a short time ago. >> and poppy, how do we get there? >> and we know there were two major bids, one coming from steve ballmer, former microsoft ceo, one coming from mogul media owner david geffen, and my source with the direct negotiations tell me that shelly sterling and her bankers with merrill lynch wanted something that started with a two. the source says they got that. >> and we don't really know the answer -- >> my source doesn't know the answer to that. and my source is very close to these negotiations. but again, hours ago you had a bid of 1.6 billion and steve ballmer bid 2. apparently, they came up to two. huge price tag. >> brian, what else -- do we know -- has there been any reaction from th

brian. >> you smell like the grill. >> mr.ce cameron buer and smelling like brisket? >> she digs barbecue. >> that's right. >> you think wow, that guy knows how to grill. whether you do or not. >> at 7:00 o'clock in the morning? >> he grills early. >> you can spin anything positive. by the way, you could be a super hero because it require has quick change from civilian to super hero. you were outside doing cross fit and now you're inside as an anchor woman. >> that's right. >> how did you do that? >> we'll see how it goes. >> okay. it can all fall apart. >> it's the phone booth. >> let's talk about the top story of the day. >>> the house of representatives last night, it was not just republicans voting for it. take a look at all the democrats as well. they overwhelmingly passed the v.a. accountability act. 390-33. that's the kind of vote you want to see in the house. president of the united states also yesterday hastily called news conference. he said he's really mad, although he didn't seem that mad. he kept saying well, if i

mr. kerry's day is finally here e. if the rent board judge takes his side, it will all be worth the wait. brian webb, kpix 5. >> the rent board can only hear cases on existing leases. they can't help with complaints from apartment hunters. >>> some call it an officer short fall. oakland has the money to have more cop, but they are stuck in the classroom. they are not out on the street. our ryan takeo on the new push to get them back out on the beach ryan. >> reporter: the public -- beat. ryan. >> reporter: tougher rules that would tighten the gap between what is in the budget and how many cops are actually on the street. >> we have gone months, but we are significantly below our budgeted staffing. >> oakland city council member shaff says the city has room in its budge tote hire more police officers. >> for months we have been way under budget. on march first of this year, we were 60 officers below our budgeted strength. >> at press conference this archings shaff showed this graph. i shows the number of officers haven't reached budget since last july. her plan calls for an early warning system

brian kilmeade is here, stunning how quick this is gone. has to be june 3rd deadline. mre? sterling. if he doesn't the low before june 3rd the nba takes off. >> they will sell at a forum but he will get his billions or $2 billion in this case. they can't take it or for free so they have a huge profit the steve jobs's wife was set with a big bid, larry ellison was ready for a big bid he pay a lot of money, worth $20 billion. stuart: he is precluded by the nba buying the team earlier. why $2 billion? i say it is because of these things. watch anything, anywhere, anytime including live sporting events, massive new audience which enhances the value of the team is your watching. >> in the next two years a new tv deal will be coming up and they are very hot right now. supply and demand, supply and demand still matters. there are not many teams available, major sports in major markets, they don't come available so you have the manchester united $2.5 billion, yankees 2.3, clippers are the third most valuable team, the ones available right now and the bidding as you see by these h

mr. with other newscasts is on it at less than permanent and the whole crew and a watch anything >> : said again brian straight linebacker stealer. kevin the bodyguard luxor and the base and give us that. men's all ellises' pickens coming up and that's a good thing we talked all about this year and pam gone on and on about it issue watching it. this is the sort see our doing. let us have. the vest daughters and a few minutes sudden stadium for is worth sergio romano and the giants had said once the labor contract extension until the end of the season and is limited asset giants have not so fast search the ec have another good year. for once worth were wait a little bit before we clutched sergio romano to our bosom for the next three years straight miami heat pre-dawn good six up six down the one the first series with the charlotte there was there to see a game in charlotte. in miami i should say what we're miami i'm kind of warriors such that all my kids have heat jersey it will run trains is so good he is a good trade with the end it's the heat when 94 raise through the brooklyn two games a love afte

mr. christie, a man who whom he was unshakeablely loyal is reprehensible. we reached out and he said there's no basis for any correction and added that our report stands as. joining me brianurphy, assistant professor of political history. this strikes me as a big deal for two reasons. one, stepyan has been a good soldier and is no longer inside the tent. and two, he's saying christie lied to everyone. >> that's right. christie had a conversation with them where they discussed this on the 12th and christie went out on the 13th and said nobody was involved on my staff in this. >> he says it's clear to everyone on my staff that if anyone had any knowledge they need to come forward and tell me. does that include stepyan. stepyan is saying that's a straight up lie. >> that time line got more complicated because christie's press secretary testified that they had a conversation on the 5th of december where the spokesman told the governor, bill stepyan and bridget kelly might have a role in this and christie said apparently if we believe him, christie told drun yak, i've been wondering if bill is involved in this. >> there's afamous moment in his press conference when he said i w

mr. speaker, edward snowden did an interview with brian williams last night where he expressed his desire to come home and he considers himself a patriot. is there a scenario in which he feel that edward snowden would be able to granted clemency if he returns to the united states? >> edward snowden is a traitor to our country. he's damaged honorability to keep americans safe here and abroad. and there's in other word that should describe him other than a traitor. >> last question. >> [inaudible] >> well, listen, i'm not qualified to debate the science over climate change. but i am astute enough to understand that every proposal that's come out of this administration to deal with climate change involves hurting our economy and killing american jobs. that can't be the prescription for dealing with changes in our climate. hanks. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> speaker boehner will gavel the house back in at noon eastern. they will begin legislative work for the day, resuming work on the commerce, justice and

mr. costelo, that he's not paying attention to performance. when your stock is down 48% from its high in less than a year, you have to pay attention to that. >> brianrol the stock and i have to ask you, why disagree with you and this is when you can get into the amazon view of the world, 19 years of not paying attention. or you can get into the starbucks view. i'll never forget in harold schultz's first book, when he stopped paying attention to the stock price and started paying attention to the business, it all bloomed. this is not starbucks, this is not a coffee company. if he has to worry about the stock every day, he'd be going nuts, so, i think again -- >> it's not every day, herb. just saying you have to -- i would -- i'm getting yell eed a in my ear that i have to go. let's continue this argument soon. >> i'll be in the studio next week. >> all right. now, let's talk numbers. take a look at twitter. i'm going as fast as i can, upgraded the stock today. you think there's any sentiment change real one on the horizon? >> no, i think the big concern is -- and we can look back to your argument on the stock price. i say the ceo doesn't need to loo

that is what brian roberts, the comcast ceo, told the senate judiciary committee in comcast's --e -- make a merger megamerger with nbc universal. mr. roberts was right. they compete in a number of ways . they can be to carry local and regional sports teams and they compete for advertising dollars. mr. chairman, to help illustrate how sports programming would be i would askmerger, unanimous consent to submit for the record and article i former bush administration official rat lightman. -- brad lightman. it explains the impact of the merger and is highly relevant. >> without objection, all the witnesses and introduced any extraneous materials or records. >> thank you. as for cable advertisers, they will have less choices if this merger goes through, including smaller local advertisers in your districts who may get shut out entirely. have a says people multitude of choices for how they get broadband. you have heard that here today. at an investment conference in 2011, mr. roberts said that comcast had only one broadband competitor. he was talking about fires, -- in 15% of is only comcast territories. this merger is very likely illega

that is what brian roberts, the comcast ceo, told the senate judiciary committee in comcast's megamerger with nbc universal. mr. roberts was right. they compete in a number of ways. they can be to carry local and regional sports teams and they compete for advertising dollars. mr. chairman, to help illustrate how sports programming would be abused post merger, i would ask unanimous consent to submit for the record and article i former bush administration official brad lightman. it explains the impact of the merger and is highly relevant. >> without objection, all the witnesses and introduced any extraneous materials or records. >> thank you. as for cable advertisers, they will have less choices if this merger goes through, including smaller local advertisers in your districts who may get shut out entirely. comcast says people have a multitude of choices for how they get broadband. you have heard that here today. at an investment conference in 2011, mr. roberts said that comcast had only one broadband competitor. he was talking about fios, which is only in 15% of comcast territories. this merger is very likely i

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that is what brian roberts, the comcast ceo, told the senate judiciary committee in comcast's last megamerger with nbc universal and mr. roberts was right. the two companies compete in a number of ways. they compete to carry local and regional sports teams and they compete for advertising dollars. mr. chairman, to help illustrate how sports programming in particular would be abused post merger i would ask unanimous consent to submit for the record an article by former bush administration official brad blakeman. the article explains in detail the impact of the merger on sports and sports fans and is highly relevant here. >> without objection, all the witnesses can introduce the extraneous material and records and end of the record. >> as for cable advertisers, if this merger goes through there are less choices including smaller, local advertisers in your district omega shutout entirely. they have a multitude of choices for how they get broadband. you have heard that today. at an investment conference in 2011, mr. roberts said that comcast had only one broadband competitor. he was talking about fis which was and still i

brian, over to you. >> this is one way in which ronald reagan dealt with russia. >> mr. gorbachev. mr.ll!ç >> president reagan delivering a challenge to soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. as the current conflict with russia gets more intense by the day, what can president obama learn from reagan. who better to talk to than ken adelman, the author of reagan at reykjavik, 40 hours during the cold war. ken, you're here now. what happened in iceland that brought down the soviet union? >> first of all, the story of reykjavik is a great story. it's like anç agatha christie mystery. in an isolated house, creeky and old house, two men met over the weekend and come up with amazing things. what happened there is ronald reagan stood up to the soviet union, he stood up to mr. gorbachev on the stpreupblg defenseinitiative. -- on the strategic defense initiative. >> it was not supposed to be this historic event but things got on track quick. usually staffs get together and tell everybody what you're going to sign but this got personal because ronald reagan said i'm going to get rid of nuclear weapon

brian, beth, and every one of you who are here today. a stellar team. if congress approves my nomination, it will be a great honor to join your white house, mr. vice president, to join yours as well, and work closely with you to continue to move our nation forward. i want to say a special thank you to my colleagues in the cabinet. you have become good friends. now i'm going to be taking your calls for more funding -- [laughter] but i know the mutual respect and trust that we have built -- [laughter] will allow us to make difficult decisions to leave this country a better place for the next generation. thank you. [applause] finally, i want to thank my wife, liza, and our two sons, lucas and milo. i will never forget the morning i was first nominated in 2008. liza and i woke them up early, put the kids on our bed to have a difficult conversation that i would not be there on school days, but would make it back on weekends whenever i could. after explaining everything, the very first thing that came out of milo's mouth -- it was not about the hardship they would endure. he said, "first of all, daddy, congratulations." my public service is their p

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mr. lance: i yield to the distinguished gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: i thank the distinguished congressman, congressman lance, for his having this very special, special order this eeping and my friend, congressman brian higgins, for sponsoring this special order to recognize the 50th anniversary of the american society of clinical oncology. one would wonder what seven physicians were doing 50 years ago and i'm glad they came together to recognize the vitality of their specialty and the importance of gathering together. they had their first real meeting with 5 physicians in november of 1964 and i'm glad they organized because as we watch the progression of research and care in the treatment of cancer, we owe a great deal to them. let me tell you why. because when they founded this organization in 1964, cancer was perceived as largely untreatable. in fact, even today, we still have the remnants of that fear when you get that diagnosis. they call it the big c. there is trepidation and fear. and i would say to you when those physicians organized in 1964, they understood the awesome task they had. only a handful of technologies were available. and they organized physicians with proper educational backgrou

mr netanyahu you killed him but it was in self-defense no it was just too close to show the news coverage for us. brian what's your next assembly of tonight's headlines plus the strategy a good place for politics from a terrorist israel retaliates with strikes it's self-defense while in the west bank palestinian suicide homes are wrapping themselves into peaceful israeli bulldozers this well is under threat which is why it's shown in this map its settlements hope studly expanded can we end this injustice to explain we welcome john kerry secretary of state great to be back but can't indulge your stress a bit american taxpayers have got israel covered too long because it has no country just for us foreign aid six which is one hundred forty billion dollars since the seventy's plus military weaponry no conditional strings with no conditions at all really preferred better if they could come using our money to build new to go sit in the winter so you can smoke no i was just to sit in the bush because if you search for it. we're getting a call from some jewish guy in brooklyn he's all plugged with all that am

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brian utter, staff director. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from texas, mr gohmert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. r. speaker, i want to read background of an incredible woman. we have different religious views because i'm a christian and she is apparently an atheist at this time. but what an extraordinary woman. ayaan hirsi ali. she is a visiting fellow with the american enterprise institute. ayaan hirsi ali, an outspoken defender of women's rights in islamic societies, was born in mogadishu, somalia. she escaped an arranged marriage by emigrating to the netherlands in 1992 and served as a member of the dutch parliament from 2003 to 2006. in parliament she worked on furthering the integration of nonwestern immigrants into dutch society and defending the rights of women in dutch muslim society. in 2004, together with director theo van gogh, she made "submission," a film about the oppression of women in conservative islamic cultures. the airing of the film on dutch television resulted

see more on brian's interview on nbc nightly news and the hour-long special at 10:00/9:00 central time right here on nbc. >> but for right now, let's bring in secretary of state john kerry. mretary, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i want to talk to you about the drawdown in afghanistan that the president announced yesterday, but let's start with these remark from mr. snowden. we have a new piece of that interview to play for you. he basically lays the blame that he's in russia right now squarely on the united states. take a look. >> what are you doing in russia? >> so this is a really fair concern. i personally am surprised that i ended up here. the reality is i never intended to end up in russia. i had a flight booked to cuba, onwards to latin america. and i was stopped because the united states government decided to revoke my passport and trap me in moscow airport. so when people ask why are you in russia, i say, please, ask the state department. >> well, mr. secretary, what about it? does he have a point? he's basically saying but for the u.s. state department revoking his passport, he wouldn't be in russia at all. >> well, for a supposedly smart guy, that's a p