mrs. paulette brown. mrs. brown, if you would like to speak. >> hello everyone. my name is paulette brown and yes, i'm back once again concerning the firearm and yes they should be stored in the lock box and the only reason why i say that is because i lost my son to homicide. i would like to use the overhead. my son aubry [inaudible] murdered. shot with a sem iautomatic. it has been 9 years, next year a decade and i have been on the battle field for 8 and a half year jz do support this ordinance about having the guns stored in the lock box so no more of our children can be murdered whether they are stolen out of a police car or a robbed car. this will prevent more violent deaths like my sons. i say that and i carry this all the time. it says firearms are the third leading killers of ages 1 to 17 of our children. firearms are doing this and i also bring to awareness there are several unsolved homicides and all these young men were murdered by gun violence. we want to bring awareness so no one has to go through what i have to look at every day. my son laying in the

this is where i first traveled internationally was through mr. brown so it opened up my world up to international travel. i built a very good relationship with mrs. mandela and when mr. mandela was freed from pollsmoor, i think it was 1990 or 1991, he personally asked me would i work in their office to respond to all the letters that were coming in. and i remember the letters from gorbachev, edward kennedy. i was typing and writing all those letters and they were signing them and it may surprise you, you know, that i had that experience, but it was wonderful and i'll never forget the first interview that mr. mandela gave after coming out was with he and winnie and i had to interview and i remember people there like chris wallace and others would could not get in because they were the wrong color, to be honest with you, and i gave them my blessings and mr. mandela allowed them the interview so it was a fascinating time. i was there for about a month after he was released. bond: now, back to bob brown. is it fair to say that the experience with bob brown

mr. brownmuch time -- does senator paul has as much time as we have? mr. paul: i would be happy to ask unanimous consent for equal time. the presiding officer: senator paul's time has expired. mr. brown: i only need five minutes, so i'm willing to cede whatever he needs so we have enough time. i lift my objection. rand rand the unanimous consent would be to have five extra minutes and to give you as much time us a need to conclude. mr. paul: the unanimous consent would be to have five extra minutes and to give you as much time as you need to conclude. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. paul: both democrats and republicans agree that it is absurd that we don't know where hundreds of billions of dollars of our money is going. in fact, last year my audit the fed bill received the support of nearly every republican in the house and over 100 democrats. some say that an audit will politicize the fed. i find this claim odd given both side of the aisle support for the bill. the g.a.o. is eng

mrs. paulette brown. mrs. brown, if you would like to speak. >> hello everyone. my name is paulette brown and yes, i'm back once again concerning the firearm and yes they should be stored in the lock box and the only reason why i say that is because i lost my son to homicide. i would like to use the overhead. my son aubry [inaudible] murdered. shot with a sem iautomatic. it has been 9 years, next year a decade and i have been on the battle field for 8 and a half year jz do support this ordinance about having the guns stored in the lock box so no more of our children can be murdered whether they are stolen out of a police car or a robbed car. this will prevent more violent deaths like my sons. i say that and i carry this all the time. it says firearms are the third leading killers of ages 1 to 17 of our children. firearms are doing this and i also bring to awareness there are several unsolved homicides and all these young men were murdered by gun violence. we want to bring awareness so no one has to go through what i have to look at every day. my son laying in the

would you be willing to become mrs. brown? >> es. i will. anchor: a marriage proposal. she travels all over the country for every single bengals game. this is the game she will never forget. her boyfriend flew her here for tonight' s game and of course proposed. bengals fans have been sending us their best photos all night. check out pam and her beagle. henley family. let' s see your spirit. upload a photo of you and your tailgate group to our facebook page and we will add it to our slideshow. now the other big story, those winning numbers. those numbers are 32, 16, 19, 57, 34. the powerball is 13. good luck. a family and community calling for answers on what would have been a murder' s 31st birthday. the message they have for the son' s killer. and a driver accused in a deadly hit and run faces a judge but for a different case. the charges he is also facing anchor: rain changing to snow followed by the coldest air so far this season. how low the mercury is folly and our tender turkey breast sandwich... with all white breast meat and it's hard to resist. even for us. yo

:39--59 'i have carefully for considered the motion for mistrial based upon the information that mr. brown indicated was the basis for his motion. i am declaring a mistrial. council for the parties. cut it out. no more outbursts or i will clear the courtroom.' family members of lopez could be heard applauding when the judge read her decision. lopez, who was living with alvarez in an apartment in clive in november 20-14, claims the child fell from a high chair, causing the injuries that lead to her death just a few days later. after the mistrial was declared, lopez's attorneys refused to comment on the surprising turn of events, other than expressing "the motion for mistrial was required for the purpose of protecting our clients rights. everybody involved in the case on every side of the case, and including the witnesses as well im sure are disappointed, because it means backing up to square one and trying the case all over again and its disappointing for everyone involved.' lopez will remain in custody in polk county. the case will have to be re- tried with a new jury. the tentative date f

thank you mr. brown. he said no, now you've really done some good things. i've been following your career. you are upholding the standard. i was like whoa. it's sort of a natural inclination to want to nurture these young musicians and helped them the same way the older guys helped us. so it's all full circle. >> coming up. >> the dance takes you into where you are supposed to be. the driving force behind one of the most successful dance were lank catapulting this facility and two are the preeminent dance companies of our time as we are about to show you jamison has been at trailblazer and dance for decades. >> the dancer is music. where the notes come to life. my name is judith jamison. i'm the former artistic director of the american bandstand her. the dancers work their way through. you will see them in motion, life motion and your breath will be taken away. i was born in 1943. it was a very intense time in philadelphia. our artistically, spiritually, emotionally, racially. i was growing up with parades on new year's eve with people in black face. that i

. >> i think the facts of the case is laid out by the officer would indicate that mr. brown , certainly, appears to be an ongoing threat and danger to the community as a the orange county jail until trial. >>> covering volusia county. lane closures for drivers starting tomorrow. lanes on south williamson boulevard lanes will be closed from taylor road to south of spruce creek replacements. friday. area. help save on electricity costs. the state forest service giving for agriculture says one tree can provide the same cooling effects as 10 room sized air-conditioning units. if you'd like to bring home a tree, go to our website for more >>> tensions flaring on the campaign trail. investigate the death of a man investigators say the 63-year- old medical staff at the main jail friday night. officials say he was responsive and cooperative during his checkup. and psychiatric care. his name has not yet been released. >>> and police are asking for your missing and endangered man. he was last seen early yesterday morning leaving his home . burgers syndrome, a mental disability on the

mrs. brown also lives on brined l court. she's been snowed in since sin friday. >> no way to get out.to g no way to get out at all. are you running low on food.d. >> no, i was ready. rea the only thing i really need is chocolate. we always need chocolate. > her neighbor across the street was also frustrated.rust >> we get our driveways clean, we were just waiting for them to come plow the street. s i guess my nephew got frustrated and did the best could with wit his friend's car.. > we watched as her nephew, mr. taylor was the first personr to drive out of this street t since the blizzard. >> the snowplows, they come down here, but they just went rightet past our house, went right past our treat.ou i don't understand. they plowed this, but theyhey didn't plow that. fox5's photographer joe speak vac took pit i on mrs. brown so he went back down the street with a small gift for her. >> here's some small gift to hold you over. > take care. hang in there. >> it's not just the men who are out digging out in the snow. s it's a fam

mr. brown is very stroro, and he wants be around the community, family,hichs wh we are... crng emotions still weigh heavy at cotopaxi schls over th january 4th stabbing of teacher ancoacmike bwn. it hit everybody at the school hard. it wasn't just him or his close iend wee all family here d itit thds and they're hurt. the ek brown was sent to t spitalith four le- threatening stabounds,he rest othe culty hato try plaie brutttack studts. the quin was ed when brn rert own rmer student, courtney plante, d her boyfriend, sean overstreet, jumped him after asking him to help with a brok do truck -- th fled in bwn's o c. i think that shocknd disbelief kind of moved into 'what do we need to now?'ts got to work making dozens of posters for brown's hoital room, home and assroom. faculty membto wor ornizing "mike'sile" -a one-mile fun run in nor of the ack coach, that has now turned into an all-y event planned for satu ndreds of ers have alrdy signed up, inclung most of the students at cotopaxi schools and thr families. organizers he to raise 5 t6- thousand dolla to help with brn's me

. >> mr. brown certainly appears to be an ongoing threat and danger to the community as a whole. >> anchor: that is an orange county court friday he is accused of firing a gun in a straight bullet hitting a man delivering appliances that happened thursday afternoon. today in court, rounding his public defender wanted to get him out of jail but the judge will to keep them there. to see if he will end up getting bond. >>> we are digging for more details about an officer involved shooting in orlando where teenage driver newly struck an officer. police say this is the teen trayvon lemans and he is in jail. he and 2 others were driving a stolen car when officers tried to approach them that is when they say he tried to drive over one of them so an officer fired his gun at the driver and later caught up with lemans and arrested him. in the car are on the run tonight. >>> in sumter county a body found in the woods friday found friday. investigators have identified the man they found as robert banks. detecti

. >> mr. brown certainly appears to be an ongoing threat and danger to the community as a whole. >> reporter: well, the state of course still has to prove that brown is a threat. if indeed he is, prosecutors are going to be back in a jail courtroom tomorrow morning trying to prove that he has no business getting out of here. and we'll let you know what happens. live in orange county, field sutton, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> two men accused of attacking an 85-year-old woman during a home invasion are this is a sketch of one of the two suspects. police say they locked woman in her bathroom and neighbors say they noticed the crooks in the woman's garage and confronted them. we spoke with the man who got a look at one of the suspects as he chased him through his yard. >> so he came and hit the gate here. and just jumped right over it. well, when he did that, the motion light went off. so when the other guy -- he -- stopped here at the gate. he looked back at me and i just got a quick glimpse of him.

mr. brown: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: we're not in a quorum, correct? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. brown: thank you, madam president. after months of delay, last fall, we were finally able to see the text of the transpassing partnership, text that corporate lobbyists had access to long before the american people and members of congress and their staffs did. after examining the provisions in this deal, it's clear that far too many of them, of these provisions sell out american workers and american jobs. in the months leading up to the release of this deal, i warned that too often our trade agreements as far back as nafta and the permanent normal trade relations with china, not per se a trade agreement but had the same effect in many ways, the central american free trade agreement, the south american free trade agreement. these trade agreements amounted to worker handouts. i wanted to make sure the deals created a truly level playing field for american workers and american businesses. unfortunately, that's n

as well richie hunt ....is one of the 5...that made it out sot richard hunt... 204722 my neighbor mr. brown came and shook me and madison awake was a fire in the house and so me and madison jumped out of the basement window he says in the moment...he couldnt comprehend what was happening 204742 i walked over and saw my sister sitting in the street and i dont think it registered to me but i gave my sister a hug and she was crying...thats when i turned around and saw my house engulfed in flames hunt says he stood there...waiting... 2048 40 when are they going to go get my mom? when are they going to go get the babies? when are they going to go get my grandparents? but his three year old niece, his one year old nephew...his grandparents and his mother...died in the fire. 204855 i dont think it really hit me until madison came over to my that everyone was gone, everyone died investigators are still looking into what caused the fire. the red cross is helping the survivors who now don t have a place to live. coming up on newschannel three -- almost home. american prisoners leave iran for the firs

prosecutors have been given more time to help prove their case why they believe jay brown is >> mr. brown was shot at himself. i don't know that establishes any need for pretrial detention. >> reporter: the attorney for jay brown argued his client should get bail. >> we searched court records and obtained a motion filed by prosecutors last year stating brown has been involved in several shootings and neighborhoods filled with families since new year's eve. records show he pulled the trigger in some incidents. in others, bullets went flying his way, but he's not been charged with firing a weapon. >> it's my understanding that state has to show beyond a reasonable doubt that pretrial detention's necessary. >> a judge gave prosecutors until tuesday to prove their case to call witnesses. deputies say brown was arrested after a shooting off orange blossom trail and americana. a delivery driver was hit. >> he's going to be probably crippled or something. >> reporter: prosecutors say brown was spotted running from the scene with the gun and the with several others makes brown a danger to the com

mrs. paulette brown. mrs. brown, if you would like to speak. >> hello everyone. my name is paulette brown and yes, i'm back once again concerning the firearm and yes they should be stored in the lock box and the only reason why i say that is because i lost my son to homicide. i would like to use the overhead. my son aubry [inaudible] murdered. shot with a sem iautomatic. it has been 9 years, next year a decade and i have been on the battle field for 8 and a half year jz do support this ordinance about having the guns stored in the lock box so no more of our children can be murdered whether they are stolen out of a police car or a robbed car. this will prevent more violent deaths like my sons. i say that and i carry this all the time. it says firearms are the third leading killers of ages 1 to 17 of our children. firearms are doing this and i also bring to awareness there are several unsolved homicides and all these young men were murdered by gun violence. we want to bring awareness so no one has to go through what i have to look at every day. my son laying in the

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i thank senator baldwin, especially for her work on higher education. she knows the value to the citizens about that. i ask unanimous consent after my remarks that the next speaker be senator reed of rhode island. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. tomorrow is earned-income tax credit day, a day -- as we approach the tax season, a word dedicated to get the word out about this tax credit. the eitc provides an incentive to work. it puts thousands of dollars -- thousands of dollars back into the pockets of low-wage and moderate-wage workers every year. president reagan called it the best antipoverty measure to come out of congress. the work that senator reed and others and i did on the earned-income tax credit this year to permanently expand it, that work was called by some organizations the most important antipoverty initiative except for the affordable care act in the last 20 years that congress did. last year, 27 million

:39--59 'i have carefully for considered the motion for mistrial based upon the information that mr. brown indicated was the basis for his motion. i am declaring a mistrial. council for the parties. cut it out. no more outbursts or family members of lopez could be heard applauding when the judge read her decision. lopez claims the child fell from a high chair causing the injuries that lead to her death. his attorneys refused to comment... other than expressing frustration . "the motion for mistrial was required for the purpose of protecting our clients rights. everybody involved in the case on every side of the case, and including the witnesses as well im sure are disappointed, because it means backing up to square one and trying the case all over again and its disappointing for everyone involved.' lopez will remain in custody in polk county. the case will have to be re- tried with a new jury. the tentative date for that is may second, but an official date has not yet been determined. against two men who were involved in a fight with a former iowa state basketball player at the home of a h

mr. brown died in the crash. >> this happened around 10:00 last night. but when i got here, it was bad. >> reporter: i saw you picking up some of mr. brown's things. >> after seeing what i saw last night's, it's just, just i don't have any words. he has a baby and other kids. my heart goes out to him. >> reporter: he it was 21 ketose about his life? >> he was a good boy and very energetic. i will remember his smile and his laugh above all else. >> reporter: police are going to continue to investigate the cause of the crash by looking at surveillance video from shops along the streets. >> mark: mark? >> anny: we have teen coverage of the weather. >> mark: we also have coverage of people boycotting that oscars >> robin: highly '92 is yes still packed and the west bank is heading to the peninsula. from 882 01 01 that the drive time is around 30 minutes. >> darya: at smith and also will smith are boycotting the oscars . will smith was not nominated for his role in concussion but he said this has nothing to do with the fact that he and his wife will not go to

. >> i know that you don' t like the cleveland browns, but would you be willing to become mrs. brown? >> yes, i will. jonathan: there you go. a marriage proposal. she travels all over for every bengals game. she will not forget this one, joe brown flew her here for the game and propose. congratulations and good luck to the new couple. sharonville, an event to help couples tie the knot took place. the 2015 cincinnati wedding showcase had all the trends for the wedding season. we had a great interview, fresh ideas for brides to be. wedding professionals were on hand for the event, the showcase continues today from 11:00 until 5:00. the groom yesterday wore a burgundy tuxedo jacket and it was lovely. new details surrounding mexico plans to do with el chapo back that he' s in custody. some attention after all of that nfl on saturday. that you may have missed. taking a look outside at city cam, a lot of snow-covered trees and the ohio river. . jonathan: it looks more likely that the most wanted drug lord in the world may be headed the united states. mexico is willing to extradite el chapo

. >> the facts of the case as layed out by the officer would indicate mr. brown certainly appears to be an ongoing threat and dane tore whole. >> prosecutors have filed a last motion asking the judge to hold in jail until the deadline to convince the judge to come today. of course, we'll keep you situation. >>> this morning, a nuclear deal is finally in place between iran and six major powers including the united states. prisoners with iran came as a big surprise. >> five americans, homeward bound, after a controversial agreement to exchange prisoners with iran. and within hours of the deal, international inspectors certified that iran had kept its part of the nuclear deal brokered by the united states ending yores of western economic embargoes. q in return for the steps that iran has taken, the united states will immediately lift nuclear-related saxes. >> secretary of state john kerry insisted this was not a quick pro quo. >> while the two tracks of negotiations were not directly related. >> mud claimed the nuclear diploma city eased the way for the prisoner swa

but would you be willing to become mrs. brown? >> yes. jonathan: there it was. a who-dey marriage proposal. stephanie fair now lives in st. country for every bengals game. this one is a game she'll never forget because her boyfriend, joe brown, flew her here for last night's game and, as you see, proposed. best of luck to the new couple. new details surrounding the most wanted drug lord in the world. coming up, what mexico says it plans to do with el chapo, now that he's back in custody. the latest details surrounding a rampbl rancher occupation in oregon. and your live look outside. citycam 5 has got those flakes flurrying around. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast.

but would you be willing to become mrs. brown? >> yes. jonathan: there it was. a who-dey marriage proposal. stephanie fair now lives in st. louis but travels all over the country for every bengals game. this one is a game she'll never forget because her boyfriend, joe brown, flew her here for last night's game and, as you see, proposed. best of luck to the new couple. the hand over the mouth, the crying, the touching of the throat. it had everything. remembering a murder victim. coming up, how a local community will honor the life of a man being shot in a robbery. citycam 5. old glory waving through this flurry attack. jonathan: welcome back. it's not that happy because of this. the bengals fell to pittsburgh in a devastatinging 18-16 loss. we need devastating. the bengals did it to themselves. back-to-back penalties for 30 on a yards. it moved pittsburgh into field goal position. more coverage throughout the morning. family and friends will come together today to remember the life of a robbery victim. 63-year-old joe leach died friday. he was shot in the back a

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but would you be willing to become mrs. brown? >> yes. jonathan: there it was. a who-dey marriage proposal. stephanie fair now lives in st. louis but travels all over the country for every bengals game. this one is a game she'll never forget because her boyfriend, joe brown, flew her here for see, proposed. best of luck to the new couple. the united states takes a public stance to support its international allies. coming up, a message to north korea. college bass college basketball deserves some attention. george vogel has highlights you may have missed. a live look outside. citycam 5. she's blue like the rest of us. lady liquid standing as tall and proud as possible on this stingy sunday morning. we'll get the red out ccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc >> i'vec richard dyer, president and general manage are of wlwt. welcome to the first edition of inbox 5 for 2016. for most, the beginning of a new year is a fresh opportunity to grow and get better. it's in this spirit, wlwt is pleased to grow its commitment to you starting with news 5

senator brown: you can see a representative about the sorrow as well. mr. trump: where is allie? nator brown: one more? we will take one more. ma'am in the purple. >> i managed properties. i have a lot of contractors -- they have a hard time when they employ your assistance with taxes, with other businesses that a lot of them employees illegals. they don't pay taxes. do you have a plan? mr. trump: we have to put our people to work. as part of the visa program, you can put people to work because we don't want to affect the economy. that is one thing i don't want to do. our economy is very weak. we have the slowest recovery in history. it is not even a recovery. if you look again, you will hear these phony job numbers. these people gave up. you have a hundred million people who want to work, and they cannot work. we will be able to take care of that situation beautifully. we do what are people working. thank you. senator brown: let's hear it for donald trump. [applause] senator brown: what is the name of the website again, sir? mr. trump: donaldjtrump.com. senator brown: get out the

and we begin with mr. brown. brian, thank you for being here. how account judge do this in the face of the supreme court decision saying guy marriage is legal? period. in all states. >> it really goes to your understanding of whether you believe that the supreme court has the right to dictate to the rest of the country key questions. abraham lincoln when faced with the supreme court bet issued the infamous scott decision did not. it is not everyone branch of government. and when the court issues an opinion as it did, which goes against all precedent, against all logic, which even justice roberts, justice scalia, justice thomas, in the defense, said that this is not the constitution, then it's incumbent upon legislators, other elected officials, state government officials, to not just cow tout to the court -- >> the supreme court has the final say on what the law is. that was established long ago in marbury versus madison. but this is my request to you. this is what huckabee said would and should happen. to you u.s. supreme court, you don't have

mr. brown, thank you so much for joining us again. >> you bet, tamron. >> let's talk about what we just heard there from tony dokoupil on the ground. it sounds eerily familiar to what happened in new orleans where you have the federal government blaming the state, the state blaming in many ways the federal government. we know that you defended your actions during hurricane katrina citing that it was the governor at the time, kathleen blanco, and mayor ray nagin who bore the brunt of the responsibility of making sure its citizens were safe. >> you cannot imagine how frustrating this story is to me because once again we've got the s circumstanlar people, federal s and local, all pointing the fingers at each other. what i hope the media does is step back, look at this and realize that at some point location the officials knew it, the state officials knew it, the federal officials knew it, so it is not a matter of pointing the blame at federal, state or local officials. it's pointing the blame at a

mr. brown: how much time -- does senator paul has as much time as we have? mr. paul: i would be happy to ask unanimous consent for equal time. the presiding officer: senator paul's time has expired. mr. brown: i only need five minutes, so i'm willing to cede whatever he needs so we have enough time. i lift my objection. rand rand the unanimous consent would be to have five extra minutes and to give you as much time us a need to conclude. mr. paul: the unanimous consent would be to have five extra minutes and to give you as much time as you need to conclude. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. paul: both democrats and republicans agree that it is absurd that we don't know where hundreds of billions of dollars of our money is going. in fact, last year my audit the fed bill received the support of nearly every republican in the house and over 100 democrats. some say that an audit will politicize the fed. i find this claim odd given both side of the aisle support for the bill. the g.a.o.

. >> i think that the facts of the case as laid out by the officer would indicate that mr. brown certainly appears to be an ongoing threat and danger to the community as a whole. minute motion asking the judge to hold brown in jail until trial. the deadline will come around noon today. >>> police are on the lookout far missing and endangered man. he was last seen leaving his home early saturday morning. he has asberger's syndrome. he has the mental capacity of a 14-year-old. you're asked to call police if you know about his where abouts. >>> a nuclear deal in place powers. another deal to swap prisoners came as a big surprise. >> reporter: five americans homeward bound after an agreement to exchange prisoners inspectors certified iran kept its part of a nuclear deal and years of western economic embargoes. >> the united states and the eu will immediately lift nuclear related sanctions. >> reporter: john kerry insisted it was in the a quick pro quo. >> while they were not directly related -- >> reporter: but claimed it eased the way for the prisoner swap. it includes convicted of

>> quite a setup, mr. brown!k to you about -- >> oh, no. i'm going to talk to you about cause here we have peyton manning who is 39 years old. there is something disconcerting that 39 is considered old. cam newton is 26. who hat edge here? age or h or experience? >> you know what? that is always a unique matchup and we will have to wait to see how that plays out.s a bright and shining star. gayle, in layman's terms, this guy is playing on such an but i mean that positively, high. the rest of his team is following his lead. because when he lost his top receiver at the top of the ple thought was that was the slide down for that offense. they have been anything but. they have been riding him. peyton manning, look. he snos the ld in his physical talent but a cerebral talent and as long as he plays within himself, they have a phenomenal defense right now. people are pulling for the old guy, the old sheriff. >> j.b., a offense and the denver defense? >> hey, charlie. give carolina's defense a lot of because they play well. but that denver defense

>> that is quite a setup, mr. brown. i'm just going to talk to you about -- >> no, no, no. go ahead. >> j.b., stop talking. i'm going to talk to you about age, old man. we have peyton manning who's 39 years old. there's something disconcerting that 39 is considered old. cam newton is 26. who has the edge here, age or experience? youth or experience? >> you know what, that is always a unique matchup. that plays out. cam newton is a bright and shining star. gayle, in layman's turns, he's playing on such an enthusiastic, juvenile, i mean that positive, high, and the rest of his team is following his lead. when he lost his top receiver at the top of the season, many people thought that would be the slide down for that offense. they've been anything but. they've been riding him. peyton manning, he's not the peyton manning of old in firms of physical talent but he's a cerebral talent. as long as he place within himself, they have a phenomenal defense. a lot of people are pulling for the old guy, the old sheriff. >> isn't this a contest between the carolina offense and denver defe

. >> quite a set up, mr. brown. because -- >> go ahead. >> i'm going to talk to you about age, old man. here we have peyton manning who's 39 years old. something disconcerting that 39 is considered old, cam newton is 36. who has the edge, age or experience, youth or experience?pe >> you know what, that is always a unique matchup. we will have to wait and see how to see that plays out. cam newton is a bright and shining g ar. gayle, in layman's terms, thihi guy is playing on such an enthusiastic, jooufl, i mean that positively, high and the his lead. when they lost the receiver manye thought thought it would be the slide down for the offense. they have been anything but. peyton manning is not the peyton physical talalt but a cerebral talent but they have a phenomenal defense right now. >> isn't this a contest between the carolina offense and the denver defense? >> hey, >> give carolina's defense a lotf of credit too. because they play well. the denver defense is not been giving enough credit. they are amazing. yes. >

mrs. brown's questioning just to ask a few more specific questions. i know on the implementation timelines, this question is to ms. mccoy, one of the gao's chief concerns was about -- was about the timeline for reaching 100% implementation. has the va addressed that concern? >> i will start that answer, and i would turn to ms. bontempo to supplement my answer. from the original intended goal of vbms, the idea was to create an electronic repository, an electronic file room if you will. and we have accomplished that. we rolled it out at the end of 2012 to the first five stations, and by june of 2013 to all 56 regional offices. so, they had that functionality that was the original intent. we didn't stop there. we went on to add in automation, because that made sense and that was the right thing to do for veterans and for our employees. and if ms. bontempo could add to that. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity to be able to talk about why is vbms different. vbms is different because we use what we refer to as agile methodology, and that means that

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mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to speak to the legislation -- in opposition to s. 2232, the federal reserve transparency act. i'm concerned that out of all the issues before the senate, of all the things we need to work on in terms of job growth, in terms of isis, in terms of wage inhe equality -- inequality, in terms of transportation and so many other issues that this is the first bill that the senate considers in the beginning of the year. i -- you know, talking in a moment about the direction we should go into but i want to talk about this issue. we're not talking, as i said, about national security or job ceax other college affordable, or immigration. in my time in ohio over the past several weeks, people talk to me about all kinds of different issues that congress should be addressing, but it frankly comes as no surprise to anybody watching or to any of my colleagues that not one person came up to me and said, you know, congress needs a greater say in monetary policy. there is no demand for that