. >> mr. brown. >> who? is not the father. >> renee, do you see this? >> no. do you see i'm napping? >> mrs. wheeler? hi. >> oh, you the nasty. >> here is your prenatal prescription. >> you don't need no prescription. you need some scriptures... like thou shalt not commit adultery again! stop being nasty! >> okay, mr. brown, could you please finish your work? and, renee, break is over. >> you ain't got to tell me nothing. you live with me. you live in my house. you ain't my boss. excuse me, playa. raise your feet up. i like them shoes. what is them, crocogators? i like them. yes, we got to learn how to take care of our stuff that we want in our communities. and -- now, you didn't just walk across my clean floor! and you gonna come back?! you gonna wind up in the e.r. that's what you gonna wind up in. nope, nope, nope. you can't. >> mr. brown, i'm in a hurry! >> that's okay. well, go around to the other side. >> look, i got patients. >> well, if you got that much patience, let's wait on this floor to dry. wait

>> mr. brown.ontinue your story. >> and then they snatched my purse. >> cor-- cor-- cora, did he get the white purse or the black purse? you know that white purse is your church purse. >> uncle brown. >> mr. brown. >> i'm trying to get the facts. >> cora, did you get a good look at this guy? >> no, i didn't 'cause by the time i -- when i turned around, he was gone. he was running away. >> cora, was he running fast or slow? 'cause if he was black, he was running fast. if he was white, he was running slow, cora. take me to that atm machine 'cause they'll come back to the scene of the crime, and when they do, they gonna withdraw my foot out of their -- >> mr. brown! that's the last thing we need, is more violence! >> i want more violence 'cause i'm walking short. >> cora, are you sure you're not hurt? >> no, i'm just shaken up a little bit. i'm okay. >> all right, well, what did the police have to say? >> well, i told them everything i could, but they say crimes like this nor-- they usually go unsolve

hey, good morning, mr. brown. >> [ muffled speaking ] >> mr. brown, have you seen the pie i made?> [ grunting ] cora, unh-unh, i ain't seen no pie. >> mr. brown. >> hmm? >> well, what is all of that? >> what -- what is what, cora? >> mr. brown, how could you? i made that pie for the needy. >> good. i needy another one. can you make another one? >> how could you be so selfish? >> selfish?! do you know, if them needy people taste that pie, they're gonna realize what they're missing. and i can't be that cruel. i'm not gonna be cruel to people. >> mr. brown, when i put that out the oven, i told you one thing. do you remember what i said? do you? >> you said, for me, "don't eat --" >> "don't eat that pie"! and what did you do?! >> i ate. >> what? i can't hear you! >> i ate. >> i can't hear you! >> i ate. >> what am i gonna do now? what am i gonna do? >> cora, calm down -- >> i can't calm down. now i don't i have a pie to take! >> oh, stop whining like a little girl. you can make another one. >> what? what's gonna keep you from eating that one? >> you know what? you got a point. you hav

mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business for up to ten minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, madam president. this past week we observed in this country workers' memorial day which we pause and remember those americans who have lost their lives on the job. for generations hard-working people have left their homes every morning or for second shift or for third shift to earn an honest living, provide for loved ones and put food on the table. for generations, too many would leave for their jobs but return home from work injured or in far too many cases not return home at all. they died operating heavy machinery on late-night shifts, they died working in coal mines, they died building roads and bridges. they died in far too many cases from lack of basic fire safety, ventilation systems, and lighting. my lapels i've shared with my colleagues over the years, a number of times i wear a -- a depiction of a canary in in a birdcage, which re

this is brought to you by the letter "l," for "loser." >> both: mr. brown always picking on reggie? >> cora, look at him. have you looked at this boy?!

. >> mr. brown. >> who? >> patients' charts are confidential. >> it ain't gonna be confidential after her husband find out he is not the father. >> renee, do you see this? >> no. do you see i'm napping? >> mrs. wheeler? hi. >> oh, you the nasty. >> here is your prenatal prescription. >> you don't need no prescription. you need some scriptures... like thou shalt not commit adultery again! stop being nasty! >> okay, mr. brown, could you please finish your work? and, renee, break is over. >> you ain't got to tell me nothing. you live with me. you live in my house. you ain't my boss. excuse me, playa. raise your feet up. i like them shoes. what is them, crocogators? i like them. yes, we got to learn how to take

. >> mr. brown, what you doing out here? >> oh, nothing.ng nothing. >> are you snooping on the new neighbors, mr. brown? >> no. >> you need to mind your own business. come on in this house. >> cora -- >> just so nosy. >> this is my business. they could be some vicious kidnappers out there to come take me. >> take you where, clothes shopping? >> cor-- don't be like that, cora. do you want your daddy's face to be on the front of a chocolate milk carton? >> i should be so lucky. >> you are lucky. you're lucky to have a daddy like me to protect you. i'm telling -- i can pick out a robber from a thousand paces. >> well, it's too bad you can't pick out a matching shirt and pants. >> what you talking about? this match. look -- lot of colors, lot of colors -- bam! >> amazing. >> hey, everybody. whoa. that's a lot of colors. >> i told you. matching, don't it? >> so, what's for breakfast? >> a warm bowl of, "derek, go the heck home, please." >> i'd rather have eggs. good morning, miss cora. >> good morning, sweetie. how are you? >> ooh! look. look --

mr. brown: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from owe 0. mr. brown: i thank the senator from california, the chairman -- the chair of the committee who's done an extraordinary job with senator vitter on this bill. i ask unanimous consent to call up amendment 813. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. brown proposes an amendment numbered 813, as modified. at the end -- mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i'm pleased to offer today with my colleagues from pennsylvania, senator toomey and senator case circumstance this amendment. as many of know, the spread of asian carp poses a threat to the ecosystem of the great lakes. because of my great lakes colleagues we're working to address this problem but it is not -- contrary to what many believe, it is not limited to just the great lakes. the ohio and upper must miss basins also face the threat. this amendment that sena

mr. duffy? >> i am sorry. >> there is still more time. yeah. >> we are out of time? >> okay. >> my jay brown the project designer actually. and to answer any building code questions, i surveyed the property. and as far as i can see, it meets all of the requirements for the code compliant height, ceiling height and light and ventilation and also the meets of regress and if you have more questions i would be more than happy to answer them for you. >> tell us what is there now. >> right now you have a full bathroom, a kitchen, and a studio apartment, basically is what it is. it has the only means of you know, you can go to the side yard access and so you don't have to go through the building or the garage to get to it. >> and is the kitchen gas or is the stove gas? >> it is a gas stove. yes, it is a gas stove. right. with a sink and a full bathroom. >> okay. >> sorry, i think that what we are probably going for do is if those guys... >> yes, and then we may have potential questions for you after. >> thank you very much. >> okay. >> do you want to ask the questions or will i just... i can give y

mr. brown it was good seeing you and i agree with you on brown mann >> item 3 is a hearing on the revenues anticipated policy rationale and update on future parking meters that include expansion in our neighborhoods. >> it's been introduced by supervisor farrell and many are interested. and we thank the supervisor so with that. >> thank you chair campos and supervisor. i call for a hearing regarding sfshgs mta for introducing parker meters into our neighborhoods. certainly the first of those plans is underway in the south eastern neighborhood. i've asked mta to focus their presentation on the statistics and policy the revenues and the rules and updates and that include potential expansion in the neighborhoods. i believe that the mta will be providing a rationale how we manage parking overall. this originated from a lot of folks in san francisco about their fear of a creep of parking meters in our city. 10 east it is my belief that in san francisco that residents and merchants like to have an ad

(cheers and applause) hey, mr. brown, nice to meet you.haven't seen you since you and i were most influential people at time 100, you know. congrats, you still influential? >> deeply. >> stephen: because the angels and the demons and the "da vinci code", 80 million in print, right, the da vinc aye code. >> correct. >> stephen: you're like the second most popular author next to god, i think. and like the guinness book. >> god had 2,000 years to sell books, though. >> stephen: i understand. and you have had a few years to go gunning for him. >> not true. >> stephen: because your new book is called inferno. all right. this one is based on dante's inferno. >> that's the one. >> stephen: that's the one, okay. i have read dante's inferno. will i-- do i know the end of this one? does it end with like satan in a giant frozen lake chewing on brought utt-- broughtus, cassius and-- . >> you brunned it for everybody. sses spoiler alert, climb up the ladder and get to purg tore. so are you gunning for my church in this one too? because you've got a thi

about it, we did not know enough details as to what would make this a legal unit but i think that mr. brown is now on board and that they called or applied for a building permit to legalize this to try to make a second unit in this building, if the zoning allowed it and mr. sanchez can speak to that and certainly if they meet the requirements for a living, or a dwelling unit, they can certainly apply for the building permit to do that. the permit that is in here at today is to remove the illegal unit at the ground floor, have you been inside the unit mr. duffy. >> no that did not happen before tonight's hearing and i think that we talked about it last time and i am willing to work with mr. brian to figure out what needs to be done plan wise and all of the code issues. >> okay. >> he is experienced with these type of permits and if he has been there and looked at it, i don't know if i need to go there as much as if he presented the permit to the building department to use it as a legalized unit and we have seen these type of permits before and as commissioner fung said that the code still le

jim brown who joins us live from london mr brown thank you very much indeed for your time britain's foreign secretary william hague has backed calls to lift the arms embargo on syrian rebels would that make it more or less difficult for israel to deal with the flow of weapons across the region. well i must say that assumes that israel is doing what it says which may not be true at all it may not at all be maybe using this idea of the flow of weapons and as an excuse but no i mean any intervention of that kind is going to make the situation worse as well as being a violate basic violation of international law which clearly israel strike today and the previous ones have been as well but william hague is justifying his favorite method of intervention which is arming the one side in the in the fight on the basis that israel is pursuing its favorite method of intervening which is bombing and it's completely unacceptable the syrian government labeled the israeli raid a declaration of war and said it will retaliate could we really see syria engage in another military conflict given what's already

thank you for joining us, mr. brown. >> it's a pleasure. thanks. >> sir, do you have proof that army special forces gave him steroids? >> yes, actually, the army admitted that. i did want to correct one thing you said earlier. it's not an injectable substance, it's a pill form and provided to him by a special forces personnel. of course, nobody forces him to take it. but that's how he got it. the army admits that. >> okay. i appreciate the correction. is it your contention that sergeant bales was forced to take these steroids in any way, if not physically forced, then emotionally forced and forced to take the steroids? >> well, you know better than anybody being since i read your book which is wonderful, by the way, and you know how special forces have an influence on the infantry. and so i think it's a cultural problem. the army also admitted there was a real failure of leadership at this camp, of the special forces leadership. i think there was like almost peer pressure, i would call it, to do what the special forces people were doing. >>

. ♪ ♪ baby ♪ >> and whether on stage or off, mr. browns. he organized yearly thanksgiving dinners for the needy and christmas drives, got involved to raise awareness about third world debt. he left part of his estate to young people seeking for message, hope, love, and pride. >> and always say it loud that you're proud. ♪ say it loud ♪ say it loud >> he had a profound impact on my life. i met him when i was just 16 years old. he became my mentor and father figure. a few years later, we were on soul train together. >> we know that in the recording industry that they give a gold record to those that achieve a million seller but we view your million seller playback as a black record because it's what some people could not see and musically express. >> james brown made me feel good. he left us too soon but we will never forget him and the lessons of his life. on his birthday today, my natural father's birthday is the same day, by some coincidence or providence. i think of a man who invested in me and many young people. he taught me to stand u

mr. brown has been a limo driver for two months and has six drives under this belt when this happened. it's certainly a tragedy one that's going to take again a couple of weeks for them to find out the cause. >> thank you, len ramirez. >>> now to our ann notarangelo who has more on the women celebrating that night and the connection that brought them together. ann. >> reporter: list bosnian serbs the $5 morer here at this nursing facility -- the administrator at this nursing facility called this a very sad day. eight of the nine victims either have worked at this facility or are currently working here. one of the nurses lives just across the street. i'm told she is home from the hospital and resting. she lived across the street from the workplace with her husband and young daughter. not long ago she lived in an upstairs unit with neriza fojas the bride who the friends were celebrating with when the limousine caught fire. they were all of filipino descent. it's been a somber day at fruitvale hea

military authority that oversees guantanamo navy captain robert duran mr brown. almost to the fifteenth you declared that the hunger strike wasn't a total wide spread and the lawyers were declaring and i quote him outright full suits and gross exaggeration so all these lawyers still doing that now at this stage won't be outright false perpetrating today are the new allegations regarding the search procedures for a phone call to the paper where one attorney was claiming that we were doing cavity searches and strip searches and that's nonsense one of the camp. what we call a full risk which is the pat down search not unlike you to experience going through airport security if you are selected for secondary screening in the united states it's quick it's not foreclosing on and it's not in. the lawyers it's not the detainees job to tell the truth the lawyers just repeat what it became and say that all of the allegations are false what about the allegations over many years i want to let me ask you about the allegations about the unsafe and inhumane forced feeding all of

. >> what are you, mr. brown? you did it as mayor, too?lways wondered why don't we have some form of a motor to assist? because believe me, when you have not been riding a bicycle for a long time, after about a block, a block and a half, you begin to realize that there is some prep requirements before you get on. >> all right. >> all right, guys. thanks so much. have a great weekend. >> thanks. >>> time now is 6:54. coming up, we have a minivan that slams into the south bay medical center early this morning. the major clean-up in that hospital lobby. more on that when we come back. [ male announcer ] want irresistible chicken made the way you say? get to subway now for the oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select! try it on toasty flatbread with melted american cheese, maybe spice it up with chipotle southwest sauce. still just $3, every day. subway. eat fresh. real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. surprise mom

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. 50 years ago in 1963 --. the presiding officer: we are in a quorum call. mr. brown: i apologize. i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: 50 years ago in august, 1963, martin luther king wrote that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. when a factory full of human beings collapses in bangladesh, it matters in bucyrus and bordman and bellefontaine. when the ceiling crumbls in cambodia, it matters in salina and canton. earlier this month we observed workers' memorial day. we honor their memories, we've passed laws to help ensure that no other child waits by the door for a mother or father who will never return home from work. out of the ashes of the triangle shirtwaist factory fire 100 years ago in new york city, we fought and won workplace safety reforms that helped save lives, countless lives, decade after decade after decade in our country. even though we've passed the occ

mr. orville brown, was apparently a new driver to the limo industry. he had only been out a handful of times, only with the company, elizabeth, for two months. but his record is clean. >> len, what about the limousine company? any history of trouble there? >> reporter: limostop is based in san jose. i went to the company headquarters, if you will, a person's house, a mr. singh. he was not there but there was somebody there from the puc so they are looking into that company. they do have a clean record so far from what we can tell, but again, the puc which regulates the limousine industry is looking into their record, as well. >> thank you. >>> we are piecing together more information about the victims of the fire. kpix 5's ann notarangelo in east oakland at the health center where the women all had a working connection. ann. >> reporter: why, allen. eight of the nine women were connected to this nursing facility either having worked here or currently work here. in fact, one of the nurses lived just across the street. i'm told she is home from the hospi

. >> was there any attempt, mr. brownhappened so fast. i'm trying to use the phone. i'm shaky, nervous. it was a horrific experience. >> mr. brown, we certainly mourn the loss of life and the families of the victims. but we're thinking of you this morning. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> we're back right after this. l every time you wear it. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skin's natural texture, tone or clarity. it's healthier for your skin than wearing no makeup at all. does your makeup do that? healthy skin liquid makeup. from neutrogena® cosmetics. i'my body doesn't work healththe way it used to.p. past my prime? i'm a victim of a slowing metabolism? i don't think so. new great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. new great grains protein blend. do hot or cold foods ever cause you tooth discomfort? now there's a sensodyne toothpaste that can actually repair sensitive teeth

mr. brown, do you mind if i call you ricky? >> no, that's fine. >> how are you? >> i'm okay. a very horrific experience. >> i can't imagine. help me understand. i want to begin at the beginning. how many women did you pick up saturday night and where did this whole limo ride begin? >> picked up nine women, began in alameda. we were driving. everybody was joyous, beautiful ladies, beautiful occasion. i was happy for them. we turn on -- we get on the bridge and everything is fine. we're going over the span where it is elevated and one of the ladies knocked on the partition and said smoke. and i figured that she was asking if she could smoke a cigarette. >> how loud was she? let me stop you. this tapping, and then hearing smoke. was there music in the back of the limo? how well could you hear her? >> there was music on. but i heard her. she was right up by the partition. i figured that she was asking if she could smoke a cigarette. i said, we only have four more minutes. and, you know, the boss doesn't allow us to smoke in the limo. about 30 seconds passed, and she knocks again,

mr. brown: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? the yeas are 99, the nays are zero. s. reserve 65, as amend, is agreed to. under the previous order, the preamble is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid on the table. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of s. 954. under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form prior to a vote in relation to the shaheen amendment number 925. the senate will be in order. the senate will be in order. debate will commence on the shaheen amendment number 925. who yields time? a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. toomey: mr. president, my understanding is that senator shaheen was going to take the first 30 seconds of the minute on behalf speaking in favor. i don't see her on the floor. i was going it take the second half. i believe i see her now

mr. shulman. >> brown: even j.sell george-- the treasury inspector general who reported on the i.r.s. targeting-- came in for criticism. chairman issa argued george should have alerted congress of his findings sooner. george defended himself, saying he was following established procedures. >> to ensure fairness and to ensure that we are completely accurate with the information that we relay to congress, we will not report information until the i.r.s. has had an opportunity to take a look at it to ensure that we're not misstating the facts. >> mr. george, that is not the statute. that is not the statute. this committee last august made it very clear that the statute as written does not give you the ability, or any i.g., to use us as a whipping boy when you want to, and in fact keep us in the dark until an investigation is completed. >> brown: the committee also heard from deputy treasury secretary neal wolin. he said what happened at the i.r.s. was inexcusable, but no one at treasury was involved. today's hearing ca

mr. brown: mr. president, i rise today to discuss one of the most important and significant reforms to our nation's agriculture in decade, the agriculture reform, food, and jobs act of 2013, known around here as the farm bill, months and months of negotiations. special thanks to the chair of the committee, senator stabenow of michigan, and the ranking member, senator cochran of mississippi. and special thanks to my staff. there is a reason people across the country are paying attention to this legislation. it is a farm bill. it is a food bill. it is a nutrition bill. it is an economic development bill. it's a rural development bill, it is a conservation bill all at once. in my state, one out of seven jobs is related to food and agriculture. to keep our economy moving forward, the farm bill must remain a priority here in congress. we did our job last year on this legislation. the house of representatives, unfortunately, didn't. but i think they will this year, when we passed overwhelmingly a bill sim

mrs. biddle. you see the green bulletin board and the brown door? mrs. biddle had them tucked into that corner. >> so they were sitting literally in that corner? >> that corner. >> that's the only corner -- >> that's still existing. her desk was -- you see the -- she painted the walls rainbow. and there still is some standing over there. but i just -- i don't know how my children weren't either crushed to death or sucked out. i have no idea. my daughter was across the way and there's a car outside her classroom. there's a car in the classroom next -- he just said there are approximately six cars in the vicinity. >> this car obviously should not be here. >> our parking lot is out front. >> so where did this car come from? >> we have no idea. >> so it got picked up, slammed here. this is the middle of the school k. >> this is the middle of the school. >> how soon after the school pass and you left that bathroom with your kids that you were able to find your kids? >> my kids personally came out right away. my son was standing behind me all of a sudden. i as

mr. mayor. at the board of supervisors your honoring us today. mayor brown what's our critique.r crowd today. but to put that in prospective (clapping) . each one of those people recommended 1.3 shots. this is absolutely been a season of transformation in nothing else it was just two years ago that the guys brought the stadium and they put out a grand plan. now you might remember at the time that was greeted with a we bit of skeptical. from the very beginning this is a team that believed in itself. remember that december road trip phenomenon the road for 7 trips the team won 6 to one then came february david lee became the first warrior named as an all-star since 1987. and then on february 27th we saw a moment of it at madison square garden this guy scored 54 on the nixon. then the win over the next one and the country really delivered the warriors. at the beginning of the season we coordinate that warriors are gotten the fact that warriors ground - we're removing the drirpgs long suffering. i'd like to recognize an anniversary one year ago tomorrow that you and i and the form m

. >> brown: when the committee tookreaks, guests would join robin and jim in the studio for analysis. >> mr. nixon has to do something i would think now in response to very serious charges that mr. dean made. >> brown: and at days end, the team put their own questions to committee members outside the hearing room. >> you may have noticed that >> i'm not tired, as a matter of fact the only thing that i object to now is that it cuts into my exercise schedule. >> brown: testimony continued, but by mid-july, there was still no proof that john dean had been telling the truth. that is, until fred thompson, the chief republican counsel and a friend of senator baker's from tennessee, put questions to a little-known former white house aide named alexander butterfield. >> mr. butterfield, are you aware of any listening devices in the office of the president? >> i was aware of listening devices, yes sir. >> were you aware of any devices installed in the executive office building office of the president? >> yes sir. >> were they installed at the same time? >> yes sir, they were installed the same time.