mr. cooper, of the lawyer and mr. hood and engineer began to identify a defect that someone at general motors had discovered years before. there was a problem with the ignition switch in chevy cobalt. it could easily be bumped or brushed or pulled from onto accessory or off powering down the card disabling the power steering disabling the power brakes and preventing the airbags from deploying. after two years of fighting general motors for documents in a timeline of events at a deposition in april of last year mr. cooper finally confronted general motors with the facts. someone at general motors had switched out the unsafe ignition switches in several car models and covered it up by using the same part number for the same switch, of the new switch. had covered it up by using the same number for the same switch. a simple work of the engineer hired by the trial lawyer had discovered the defective part and its replacement with the same number and when mr. cooper confronted general motors mr. ray digiorgio their lead swit

mr. cooper and mr. cartwright is of course going and use these documents but to provide a roadmap at a time in which the iras has refused to give us the documents as simple as ms. lerner's e-mails. .. the ways and means committee is ifs for referring this matter to the department of justice. w. burris second that eric holder who is also and content of the spotted for failing to comply with this committee subpoenas on fast and furious is going to prosecute that. we do need to move forward to fill our constitutional duty to get to the bottom of this. the american people deserve to know, and i'm going to support that. >> mr. chairman, just throw quickly and know we are about to get through. for the record want to explain my objecting to the motion by the ranking member. i have no problem, and i think the chairman stated my position, that we can release these documents. i say having been on this committee longer than anybody else, each side does use this information. i remember very well when mr. coming som

mr. cooper, care according to chuck schumer. >> i'm not going to let you hijack the segment mr. cooper. it's not going to happen. >> chuck schumer said care we know has ties to terrorism, prominent members of care's current leadership, also, excuse me, had intimate connections -- >> this is why you have a hard time getting muslim representatives to come on fox and your program because every time someone comes on you engage in these smear campaigns. >> how is that smear -- that's a u.s. senator, sir. >> don't tell me what other people say about care. tell me what care has said or done that you object to. we defend the constitution on a daily basis. >> so you can criticize -- >> we use the first amebldment -- >> it can never be said against you because that also is hateful bigotry. >> you can say it but i have the right to defend ourselves against this kind of smear. >> it's not me, sir. it's many people who have -- >> no, it's you, it's every -- >> it's not -- stand by. here is people from all political stripes talking about care. stand by. >> it's radical islam we're talking about here

mr. cooper votes no. mr. connolly votes no. mr. cartwright votes no. ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly? mr. davis? mr. welch votes no. s. grisham votes no. ou are not recorded. >> does anyone else seek to be reported? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the report is ordered to the house. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. >> mr. chairman, i asked a number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. >> today on c-span, the freedom summit from manchester, new hampshire. including appearances by senators rand paul and ted cruz, mike huckabee and donald trump. we'll have live conversation all day so you can join in the conversation on facebook and twitter. it begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> i think what we need is something akin to the grace commission during the reagan administration or the brack commission, the base realignment and closing commission during i think the clinton administration. an outside group with integrity. former members of congress. no

mr. cooper murdered these people? >> i can say with 100% certainty that there's volumes of evidence that has not been put before a jury. >> reporter: as passionate a fighter in the ring as outside of it, carter was portrayed in the 1999 film "hurricane" starring denzel washington. more than 20 years earlier, carter's legacy was immortalized in a sorry by bob dylan. the folk song was an anthem for the racial injustice. carter never got a world title as a boxer but to the supporters he didn't need a belt to call him a champion. he was 76. >> speaking of denzel washington, we heard from him. he released a statement to cnn saying, quote, god bless rubin carter and his fight to ensure justice for all. so many fans and those that followed his legacy. he will be very much so missed, jim. >> great story of turning a life around. a great story in atlanta. >>> so-called easter truce in ukraine, shattered by gun fire. what does it mean for the peace option there? we'll explore right after this break. sked people a simple questio

mr. cooper. this document was withheld from the lawyer representing the family. he didn't even find out about the documents until after this case had bee has been settled. how do you justify withholding the key piece of documentary evidence in litigation concerning the park that was changed without a part number change as it is spelled out in this document for anyone to read? how does that happen? >> i can't -- i do not condone not providing information when requested and if that was done we will deal with the individuals accountable. >> i think it's important that we find out how many cases was provided to counsel when it was requested within the scope. there wasn't a request made for gm. corporations think they can get away from hiding documents for litigants and there will be no consequences and i want to make sure there's consequences for hiding documents because this is hiding the truth from families that need to know and it's outrageous and it needs to stop. last month the department of justice announced $1.2 billion settlement in a criminal case against le

mr. cooper confronted general motors, their lead switch engineer with the evidence of the parts which, hed. i guarantee you if i am a lawyer and i am in a deposition where this bombshell has been dropped on my client come a there are two identical were two different parts with the same number, one of which is defective, i guarantee you i don't go back and tell the folks at the law firm, i'm on my cell phone in the lobby saying to general motors, we've got a problem. what i want to know, what investigation began after that deposition? >> that is part of the investigation -- >> so you don't know whether or not anything happen after that investigation? >> i don't have the complete facts to share with you today. mccaskill confronting mary barra. >> a key piece of documentary evidence in the litigation concerning a part that was changed without a part number change, if it is spelled out -- it is spelled out in this document for anyone to read. how does that happen? >> i cannot -- i don't condone not providing information when requested in a legal proceeding. if that was done, we will deal with

mr. cooper just to make sure you want to be fair with people's legal arguments and he said i had been ando tell you something, midway through the case he found out his own daughter, his stepdaughter was a lesbian and now getting married in june in massachusetts. and you know, that's one of the many sort of personal stories, charles cooper told me that listening to the plaintiffs testify was so impactful to him. when they finally got married. the guy that fought them all to the supreme court, he couldn't help rejoice in their happiness. what a story. >> it is filled with stories like that, great reporting and really on the cutting edge of as we say one of the major civil rights movements of our time. thank you and congratulations. >> thank you. >> celebrate today, publication day. >> how is he alive? the theory behind the stowaway's miraculous survivor up next. scott: okay, neighbors, here's the top-drawer skinny. scotts wraps each seed in a brilliant water smart plus coating, that feeds, protects, and holds in moisture to make growing thicker, healthier grass easier. now let's spread your

mr. cooper? >> the government did have knowledge and did nothing about it.ke about is critical. this is the poster child for a need for a robust civil justice system. the family got to the point where they hired an attorney who hired experts who ultimately caused gm to recall over 2 million vehicles. if it weren't for the meltons and mark hood we wouldn't be here today and millions of people would be driving these defective vehicles in the future. >> how hard, in your estimation, to fix the problem you have uncovered? >> well, at least from the point of view from the switch and here are -- i don't know if you can see, here are two of the detent plungers. it's the difference in the thickness of a quarter and it's just the change of that plunger in the spring is what we found that makes a difference from the switch portion in if the device works as it is supposed to. >> final question for you, mr. hood, is this, in your opinion, an expensive fix? >> i don't believe so. it's at least from the price of the plunger, you're looking at the other end it's just a ver

mr. cooper. i would like to say our thoughts and prayers on the bonhomme remain with the passengers of the ferry and their families. today the weather is much better here, it is clear, with easterly winds about 25 knots. also clear with seven miles visibility. so today looks to be a day that we can continue to help. so far the bonhomme has helped with missions, we're flying ospreys and are 350 degrees, five miles out from the site. >> and are you still with us? >> yes. >> okay, sorry, what are you being told by south koreans about whether there could be people still alive inside the ship? is that still an operating assumption as far as you know? >> well, we are still engaged in search and rescue operations with our korean partners. the koreans are to lead. we made our best speed possible to get here as quickly as we could and join the effort. and we remain committed to help them any way we can. we exercise about 25 times a year with the korean navy and we have a very strong working relationship w

mr. cooper. this document was withheld from the lawyer representing the family of brooke mountain. he didn't even find out about this document until after his case had been settled. how do you justify withholding a key piece of documentary evidence in a litigation concerning a part that was change without a part number change that is spelled out in this document for anyone to read? how does that happen? >> i cannot, i don't condone not providing information when requested. anin a legal proceeding. and if that was done we will deal with the individuals accountable for that. >> i think it's very important that we find at many cases this title was provided to counsel when it is requested. clearly from the scope i guarantee you there's not a request for documents be made of gm around these cages that the scope of the requested not include this document or i would've how many cases they buried this document because this is what happens in america. corporations think they get away with hiding documents from litigants. there will be no consequences and of what to make sure there's consequ

mr. cooper was the lawyer tasked with arguing against marriage equality to the supreme court.y good lawyer. he did as best he could. he lost that kate in california's anti-gay prop 8 got struck down. now after that loss some of the last remaining marriage bans in the country continue to wind their way through the other courts, one of the things chuck cooper is doing now is he is planning his own daughter's wedding. his own daughter's wedding to a girl. it has been reported today that in an upcoming book chuck cooper says his own views are evolving on gay marriage. he says he learned for the first time that his own daughter was gay during the legal battle over prop 8. he loves his daughter. he supports her decision to get married. he is helping her plan her marriage and this time last year efrs planning the oral arguments against gay marriage rights in the highest court in the land. i love this country. on the same day in the same news we have the lawyer who argued against gay marriage in a landmark gay marriage case himself deciding, yeah, i think i might kind of be okay with

mr. cooper votes no. cartwright votes no. ms. kelly? mr. davis? mr. welsh votes no. ms. grisham? ms. grisham votes no. -- lex does anyone else seek to be recorded? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. i asked airman, number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] kathleen sebelius -- >> kathleen sebelius has handed in her resignation. secretary sebelius is on capitol hill thursday looking about the latest health insurance enrollment numbers. here is part of what she said. >> our department mission is to help our fellow americans secure the opportunity to live happier, healthier lives, and reach their fullest potential. -- ministration on community all of us benefit from work on mental health and substance abuse treatment, and from the .fforts of employees even prior to open enrollment in -- marketplace, during the past

mr. cooper votes no. cartwright votes no. ms. kelly? mr. davis? mr. welsh votes no. ms. grisham? ms. grisham votes no. -- lex does anyone else seek to be recorded? the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 21 yeas, 12 nays. >> the ayes have it. the staff shall be authorized to make necessary technical conforming changes to the report. i asked airman, number of days. >> so ordered. without objection. we stand adjourned. george w. bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states 271 votes. al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows the whole number of the electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538 of which a majority is 270. dick cheney of state of wyoming has received for vice president of the united states 271 votes. joe lieberman of the state of connecticut has received 266 votes. this announcement of the state of the votes by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration o

mr. cooper, the trial lawyer, pointed out in addition to the recall you had done, it was not complete.ls that had the defective ignition. six days later you, in fact, recalled those vehicles. on monday of last week mr. cooper filed a court pleading in california alleging there were additional cars that should have been recalled and had not been recalled because they had defective switches placed in them during repairs. last friday, four days later after that pleading, gm finally issued the third round of recalls. is this the new gm, ms. barra? is this the new gm that takes a lawyer having to write in a court pleading in court for you to finally recall all the cars that had been impacted by this defective switch? >> as we looked at the first population of vehicles we immediately go and then read across to the other vehicles that may have the same part. often when you have the same part in another vehicle it can be a different configuration, a different geometry. as we looked into that population we then recalled that population. and then we immediately started to look of where were the

mr. cooper, for five minutes. mr. cooper: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the job of a congressman is simply put, to keep america number one. this congress is failing at that job. today the financial times reports that for the first time since 1872 america will soon no longer have the largest economy in the world. this is the headline, china to overtake the u.s. as top economic power this year. we are losing our position to china, which is overtaking us some three years earlier than expected. even more important, last week "the new york times" reported that our middle class, which used to be the world's richest, no longer is. this congress simply must take responsibility for this. this congress must pass job creating pro-growth legislation. for this congress has failed to do that. this congress has failed to take up and pass major infrastructure legislation, immigration reform, tax reform. we know how to solve many of these pro-growth problems, but this congress is he refusing to do so. mr. speaker, my colleagues should not blame anyone else for th

mr. putin's cooperation in successfully launching our vehicles, this could be a problem in the future. >> peter, musk has been playing a bigger role in washington, sort of flexing his muscles. how do you see this playing out? >> well, it was interesting just to see in the performance at the press conference today, first of all, we had all of this mystery around the press conference, be there at 1:00 at the national press club where there was an announcement. we didn't know what he was talking about. he started first of all about the success of the reusable rocket, the safe landing in the ocean. a lot of us were waiting to hear the real news. we were sort of aware of that. he dropped in passing the notion of the lawsuit and this competition, it shows you that he is still learning the way of washington, still trying to flex his muscles in washington. he is a very popular figure given the success of tesla, given the promise of competition. take a listen to what he had to say on the issue of competition. this is going to ring true to a lot of members of congress. take a listen. >> this is not

mr. cooper and his engineer mr. hood did what they did, because they performed available services this condition up and performed by your company and by the federal regulator think very much for being here. [inaudible conversations] >> i want to thank you, mr. friedman is the acting of mr. of the national highway traffic safety administration and mr. calvin scovel comments better general of u.s. department of transportation. thank you both for being here today. we look forward to your testimony and will begin with you, mr. friedman. >> thank you, chairman. chairman mccaskill, ranking member heller, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. to begin, i would like to say that on behalf of everyone at nhtsa we are deeply saddened by the lives lost of the crashes involving the general motors switch defect. the victims, families and friends, several of whom i know at the hearing yesterday and some who maybe are today have suffered greatly. and i'm deeply sorry for their loss. saf

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when there cooper confronted general motors, mr. ray digeorgeio, their lead switch engineer with the evidence of the part switch, he lied. he said he didn't know anything about it. >> now, barra said she simply contact--she assumed that the g.m. legal team had been informed about that disclosure, but mccaskill showed a piece of paper that showed digeorg digeorgey'digeorgedigeorgeio's h the switch of the part. who knew it, when did they know t and where did that evidence go to what level of g.m. and if this was all part of the old g.m. the g.m. that proceeded it's bankruptcy, or the new g.m. which is what barra has been calling it, a company that she said is now dedicated to consumer culture. a lot of congressmen were asking, well, what kind of culture did the old g.m. conduct? and i think that is the gist of the kind of testimony and scrutiny that g.m. will be undergoing right now, not to mention the various legal lawsuits against them. >> many thanks. >> chile's government has lifted a tsunami warning. six people from called in the

a bit overrated right to bowl the stars mr page is concerned because any ministry and civilian cooperation programmes are being shot down. that means no new joint un peacekeeping exercises. but those political dialogue meetings will go ahead and there's no way to measure could afford to take johnson plays in this town because then i shall stop every communication on you in moscow they haven't done that tonight they just narrow down the mosque of considerably who could just meet a friend of nato summit in brussels for us jeff thanks very much. downing six thousand page report on c i a interrogation programs declassified intelligence document the claims that intelligence agencies misled congress about this progress and human rights groups have long said they use techniques that amounted to torture thus according to the washington post newspaper says the report by the senate intelligence committee accuses the c i a of falsely claiming. that harsh interrogation techniques used vital information and help disrupt plots when in fact that was not the case the report also reveals information about

cooperating. was there anything wrong with mr. cummings seeking publicly available information?ink so. the key was he was asking all the documents and e-mails show he asked repeatedly or a few times for publicly available information and only publicly available information, and the other thing that's interesting about this is that the irs was investigating true the vote way before comings ever asked for public information and only the public. he doesn't ask them where their investigation was or to investigate the group. he just said can you -- he asked, i think, if the tax returns were public information, could he get a copy or something -- >> now that important because he was accused by the lawyer for true the vote, by putting true the vote on the irs' radar screen and denied that and they said his denial spoke to more. in any event, it's important he put them on the i rrrs' radar screen. with the information, joe, what the try the vote says typically when that is done, when the house minority would seek documents like that from the irs, they would let the majority know about i

implications for arms control, what are the implications for cooperating in other areas of ssia and the whole ukrainian situation? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll be pleased to answer that question. first of all, i would say that this administration has made it very clear that it is important to continue to cooperate with russia where we can, where our national security interests coincide, but then when we disagree, we disagree and we make our disagreements very clear. so there's no question that it is in our national security interest to continue to work with russia and international partners in multilateral efforts that are key to global security. such efforts as elimination of syria's chemical weapons, for example. our work together on iran. and i would add also our work together in the arms control field that means continued implementation of -- >> so you're not advocating, the administration and what you're suggesting today a good policy would be not to punish russia in those areas. for what they're doing in the ewe crepe? i would not say punish. we have a very clear position on the events of ukraine -- >> so we should not

cooper? he describes himself as mr. left feet and you got him to dance with you. >> yeah, we made a pact early on. he and i really bonded. he's an incredible guy. >> incredible guy, not an incredible dancer. he would agree with me. >> he's only had one lesson, so -- >> you are impressive in many, many ways. thank you so much for sharing this will story with us and showing us really the strength. >> a survivor, not a victim is what we keep saying. >> thank you, yes. >> don't forget, please mark the time in your calendar. turn on cnn for a special report, the survivor diaries. tonight at 10:00 only here on cnn. i promise you will be moved. >>> ahead for us, president obama taking executive action on equal pay for women. he's minutes away from signing two new orders. we will take you live to the white house. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation

implications for arms control, what are the implications for cooperating in other areas of russia and the whole ukrainian situation? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll be pleased to answer that question. first of all, i would say that this administration has made it very clear that it is important to continue to cooperate with russia where we can, where our national security interests coincide, but then when we disagree, we disagree and we make our disagreements very clear. so there's no question that it is in our national security interest to continue to work with russia and international partners in multilateral efforts that are key to global security. such efforts as elimination of syria's chemical weapons, for example. our work together on iran. and i would add also our work together in the arms control field that means continued implementation of -- >> so you're not advocating, the administration and what you're suggesting today a good policy would be not to punish russia in those areas. for what they're doing in the ukraine? i would not say punish. we have a very clear position on the events of ukraine -- >> so we should not le

mr. speaker, what she did wrong was she refused to cooperate with inquiry. she breached the code of conduct for mps and she gave an inadequate apology to the south. he said six days ago she hasn't done the right thing and we should leave it at that. does he now recognize this was a terrible error of judgment? >> as i said i think it was right to allow the chance to get on with the job but there is one weakness in the right honorable gentleman's argument. if he thinks this was the case, why didn't he call on her to resign? he seems to be, in my view, the first leader of the opposition, probably in history, to come to this house and make the first suggestion that someone should resign after they have already resigned. >> mr. ed miliband. >> i've heard everything but it's my job to fire members of his cabinet. [shouting] this is about him. this is about him and the fact he still doesn't understand what she did wrong. the reason the public was so appalled was that if it'd happened in any other business, they would have been no question about been staying in thei

do want to reiterate appreciate the staff's cooperation and support on this on the 10-year response as well as working with mr. wade and his staff on the rebate signing as well. >> thank you very much. >> happy earth day commissioner torres. >> thank you very much i have a question so there's a set of recommendations that have been presented and i'm just wondering if the puc staff general manager's office and team had a chance to look at the recommendations. >> before you arrived we had a discussion on this. this is a letter and we're going to prepare a response and come back to the commission at a future meeting addressing each one of these issues. >> so the answers were not incorporated into the potential action that we'll be taking today? >> that is correct. we actually just received a letter this week and this is a reiteration and we can't fully address those in a comprehensive way and we'd like to develop some responses to bring back to you. >> okay and so this would not prohibit us from taking action today potentially. >> this would not prohibit you from taking action today. >> okay i just would want to

mr. holder refused to cooperate with house republican probes into the fast and furious than walking operationthe bill was introduced by blake farenthold, a texas republican. he said the american people should not be footing the bill for officials' bad behavior. stan in new york on our line for democrats. how would you rate eric holder's job performance? caller: poor and criminal. i am a registered democrat, i used to be proud of that. to have the attorney general sit there on tv and basically -- i sayng congress a man ingohmert, find this contempt and throw him in jail. these people work for us. we do not have to live under their boot. an explanation for everything they do. i do not care if you are a woman from texas or a guy from idaho, it is about we the people first. republicans and democrats -- those of us who get up and go to work every day, we have the right to wear those titles. when you get to washington dc it is nothing more than a ploy to manipulate people. lead themasically because they believe in the party lines. host: what recent attorney general do you think did the best job? ca

representing it stated that the organization intends to strengthen cooperation with god extends his announcement was made at the meeting with a cover for mr yuan adhesive on monday the two parties focused on the need to work together to expand the boundaries of security in oc area. in addition the sides agreed to consider methods to counteract transnational threats including one's posts by afghanistan. we do need to continue working to appeal and eight that covers the euro. and heres to many we'll get a call. with the gospel the judge in class adds to the leader to move the muscles of the body to six hundred kb to supporters the sentence was passed absentee up as the leader of the islamic movement hides away in the egyptian court judges that was revised on the previous record of five and twenty nine. islam is which have been sentenced to death in march. all of them were found guilty of assaulting a police station killing of a police officer in august of last year under the new resolution mostly convicted are committed to life imprisonment instead of the death penalty. president musharraf also has declared his candidacy for the gin fair pr

cooperated with them. >> they asked for specific documents, mr. fowler.cific documents they wanted to see to try to the go get to the obama of the gun thing that's led to deaths. he wouldn't give them to them. and he was cited do you know how how many democrats voted to hold him in contempt, mr. fowler? >> i mean, i'm pretty sure not any. >> are you kidding me? a lot of democrats voted to hold him in contempt. because he is stonewalling fast and furious. >> i don't think that's true, bill. >> for him to say he is getting roughed up re tore rickly because of his skin color there is no evidence to support that none. >> i think -- >> -- wait, wait. let mr. fowler answer, ebony. there is no evidence to support his contention. >> the contention that he made at nan this week is that he and the president are treated differently because they happen to be treated african-american. >> and you can't back it up. back it up. president obama in his state of the union address a couple years ago was heckled by a member of congress. first time had ever happened in recent

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cooperative with authorities. >> yes. >> anything else that you think is relevant, mrs. morris, that we ought to know in terms of that unique interaction that you had yesterday? >> i really don't -- i really don't have anything else to say on the matter. because i'm still an outsider looking in. >> i understand. our heartbreaks not only for the victims but you reference the daughter. my heart breaks for her and for the wife, frankly >> yes. as a parent, that's the last thing you would want, for your child to see the other parent and all of a sudden your child will not see this other parent ever again. it's heartbreaking. my heart goes out to her and to all the other soldiers who just went through this ordeal. >> we agree on that for sure. xandiera morris, thanks for sharing your story. >>> the commanding general at fort hood said today he believes psychiatric issues were a causal factor in this tragedy. my next guest is retired brigadier general mark kimmet, the former director of plans and strategy at central command. general kimmet, thanks so much for your time. is it

game, like earl lloyd, chuck cooper, sweet water clifton, the great bill russell, and particularly magic johnson, i apologize. accordingly, effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices, he may not be present at any clippers' facility, and he may not participate in any business or player personnel decisions involving the team. he will also be barred from attending nba board of governors meeting or participating in any other league activities. i am also fining mr. sterling $2.5 million, the maximum amount allowed under the nba constitution. these funds will be donated to organizations dedicated to anti-discrimination and tolerance efforts that will be jointly selected by the nba and pits players association. as for mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers, i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team and will do everything in my power to ensure that that happens. this has been a painful moment for all members of the nba family. i appreciate the support and understanding of our pla

game like early lloyd, chuck cooper, sweetwater clifton, the great bill russell and particularly magic johnson, i apologize. accordingly, effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life in any association with the clippers organization or the nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices. he may not be present at any clippers' facility. he may not participate in any business or player personnel decision involving the team. he also will be barred from attending board governors meetings or participating in any other league activity. >> i am also fining mr. sterile $2.5 million, the max amount allowed under the nba constitution. these funds will be donated to organizations dedicated to anti-discrimination and tolerance efforts jointly selected by the nba and its players association. as for mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team and will do everything in my power to ensure that happens. this has been a painful moment for all members of the nba family. i appreciate the support and understanding of our players during this process. i am partic

i hope that to the future you -- you'll be more cooperative and responsive to these efforts. mr. chairman given how hhs has responded to our past attempts to exercise oversight we might have to schedule another hearing with the secretary in the near future the only way that we could give the users to the questions they submit after this hearing. secretary sebelius process matters aside i have some specific policy concerns that i hope he will be able to address today. for example, according to the president's proposed budget combined spending for medicare and medicaid is expected to exceed $11 trillion over the next decade. that simply an astronomy -- astronomical number. and road talking about two separate federal programs. the tadema's spending has become a generational challenge that demands all of our attention. however the administration appears all too willing to continue to ignore these problems. the proposed budget was a big one dash meter 14 long dash $414 billion over the next decade over medicare and medicaid spending and would do so primarily through provider cuts and

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mr. gray? >> that's part of the investigation. we're looking at that. >> is his wife cooperating with you and what is she -- >> i'm not going to reveal that information right now. that's part of the investigation. we don't discuss -- we don't discuss witnesses, victims, that type of thing. >> do you have any sense of what precipitated this argument? >> again, that's part of the ongoing investigation. >> was it all soldiers that were victims of the shooter? >> yes, they were. >> specialist lopez came in for a leave form? >> again, that's all part of the ongoing investigation and when we can we will release that information. we want to make sure that we have all of the facts correct. everyone's rights are protected and we get it right the first time. so our investigation continues. >> general, yesterday you said no soldiers were specifically targeted and now we're told that some of the victims were people that he was having an altercation with. is there any revision of what you told us yesterday? >> no, there's no -- i'll let mr. gray override me in a moment but there's no indication of previous specific targeting of a specific individ

and willing to work in a cooperate active fashion at&t didn't follow the rules and i heard the claim there was an application for the lucy street in october of 2013 according to mr. quan, however, when i coordinated with the staff prior to the presentation on the 18 i heard there was not an application so there's miscommunication with regards to the appeal at hand i believe that the dpws action and the denial itself or the staltd disapproval the site is right and dpw acted correctly i ask the board to uphold that decision for if this board will let at&t to follow the correct s m f order >> next speaker >> good evening, everybody i'm curious stone the executive director of san francisco beautiful i want to thank the president and staff and public for their times and thank you for your efforts to protect the cities right to dedicate time place and manner of those facilities. san francisco beautiful is interested in protecting san francisco spaces and we sued san francisco and at&t seeking environmental review opposing the category california exception for this reason in specific you'll all seen hundreds of protests and doris of appeals. we look forward to hearing