mr. carson: mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time. i have no further comments. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. barlbrl mr. speaker, i -- mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 92. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the concurrent resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass house concurrent resolution 88. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the concurrent resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 93, house c

mr. baseball bob uecker. >> reporter: he made some 100 appearances on johnny carson's tonight show, starred in a 1980s sitcom and had a role in the hit movie "major league." >> i love him. >> reporter: most fans may know him from a beer commercial. >> good seats, huh? >> you're in the wrong seat, buddy, come on. >> reporter: it's the phrase that made this milwaukee native famous. >> he missed the tag. >> reporter: so for this unique personality, a unique honor, a second statute, this one inside the stadium, well, barely inside the stadium, we're behind the last row of seats here at miller uecker seats and to top it off, we're behind a pillar, good seats, huh. >> i would love to do a game from up there, and here is a swing and fly ball and hit to somewhere. >> reporter: he says it could have been a lot worse. >> when they said they wanted it to be a little further away in the seats, they were talking about the lake front, and that was a little upsetting. >> reporter: a couple miles at least. >> he wanted it out in the water. >> reporter: in the last five years he had two heart operations, a new hip and three

mr. goldberg addressing how president obama's stoking resentment in this country. bernie joins us now from miami. vow heard dr. carson whole thing top down is politics. tnd it's not stupid politics our programs have not really worked. fog it out with racism and anti-women and all of that. >> right. >> that's exactly right. >> americans against each other. and is he doing it now because he has to get -- he has to get ahead. he has to rev up his base. he has to desperately rev up his base ahead of the november elections. and as you say, he can't do it knowing democrats can't run on a sluggish economy. they can't run on obamacare. they can't run on the president ''s foreign policy. so, he resurrects this old supposed war on women. tells women they are victims because men are making more money for doing the exact same job using bogus figures to make his case and then blaming republicans to remedy the situation, he goes before a civil rights group. al sharpton civil rights group. and he tells them that republicans are threatening their voting rights so blacks and minorities are victims. what's the republican crime? they w

fact that johnny carson didn't talk about politics meant it ended up being a big deal when he finally did. >> it is really a strange story if you think about it. as you probably know, he, mrand another friend of his, broadhearst went on a boat trip to biminy and took along a girlfriend of hers and went to biminy and chartered a boat. the day before yesterday somebody asked them what the name of the boat was. they didn't seem to remember. well, i can see why they wouldn't want to remember. the name of the boat was "monkey business." now here's what i don't figure out. you are running for the highest office in the land. take a little trip to biminy with a couple of ladies. going to go down to charter a boat. of all the boat names there are, like "mother." or "mother teresa." you hire a boat called "monkey business." that its not good thinking. nobody knows what, what happened on the boat. but i understand the whales were watching them. >> johnny carson doing a rare political monologue in 1987. he is right about the facts. the boat was called "the monkey business." wouldn't have been funny if he made it up. it happened. though he didn't like talking about politics when somet

carson. >> check this thing out. ank you, al, very much. spring breaker fever. mr.orld record for the world's largest chocolate egg. thank you so much for being here. tell me a little bit about this. just the sheer dimensions, break it down. >> it's pretty much 120-pound egg. over 24 inches wide. the 18th of april, those eggs are going to be here at rockefeller center and go to an auction. 260 eggs going to be here, all about the same size. only one in chocolate. >> where did you get the idea to do this? you've done such great things with chocolate. >> thank you very much. this is something that's happening in europe, in london, and now it's in new york. the sales of all the eggs going to go to charity. one of the charities to help new york's school. another for the preservation charity of southeast asia. >> is this solid? >> it's not solid, but it's very thick. 120 pounds. that's a lot of chocolate. a lot of chocolate for easter. and the world record, needs to be sold by -- for more than $11,000 at the auction. >> all right. good luck to you. >> thank you very much

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. >>> plus, carson's going to take us backstage for a very revealing look at the drama, the suspense of those live shows of "the voice" in a way only he can get us backstage. >>> first, mrt's show you what we've got going on for today. we're expecting some wet weather in the pacific northwest. windy conditions along the california coast. wet weather making its way into the northeast. mid-atlantic later today. sunny and mild from the plains into the central plains. tomorrow we've got a slight risk of strong storms. texas all the way into nebraska. wet weather and windy in northern new england tomorrow. more rain in the pacific northwest with some mountain snow there. sunny and warm through the southwest. gulf coast looking great. nice and mild southeast into the mid- >>> 8:32. happy tuesday morning to you. bay area microclimate's making a big appearance this morning. fierce wind in san francisco. meanwhile, we have clearing clouds at this hour in san jose. by about lunchtime today, we'll be mostly clear here in the south bay with clouds lingering over the local mountains and that's about it. highs mostly comfortable, in the mid- to upper 50s at the coast. meanwhile, a to

boulder and denver all the way to the 6,000-acre kit carson wind power generating site just west of the kansas state line. and these are good jobs, mr. president. in 2012, median household income for a single male in this country was just under $37,000. compare this figure to jobs in the wind industry, and these are all from the bureau of labor and statistics. crane and wind tower operators have a median annual wage of over $47,000. electricians on -- these are jobs that can't be exported overseas, mr. president. they can't be exported overseas. electricians on wind projects average nearly $50,000 annually. land acquisition specialists who secure the land where wind projects are located have a median salary of $74,000 and site managers for wind projects make over $100,000 per year. so if you were looking for a way to say you know what, we like to see median family incomes start to rise again in this country instead of going down, whether we're in a period of economic growth or a period of economic decline, you might start to look at things like the wind industry. these are good-paying jobs, and we're seeing more and more of them in