mr. foster.ee remaining members who have questions can limit themselves to three minutes each we can get you all in. we have an hour's worth of votes. i would like to spare the witnesses having to wait for us. you're next. >> thank you, mr. chairman. be real quick. ms. craddick, thank you for being here. i wanted to get your perspective. it sounds like in texas you work very hard to work with the local communities and there is a partnership that you have been able to work out and resolve concerns. the question about the federal government's role, i know in michigan, we have been doing fracking for many years and our department of environmental quality has done, i think, a 9> very good job of communicating with citizens about the technologies being used and i don't see a big role for the federal government in this. what is your sense, you're on the ground floor working with this both on the state level but also working with local communities. do you see a role for the federal government that would

mr. foster from illinois. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director, as i understand, one of your fundamental objections is what is proposed is to replace an economic model for determining the energy, it's one that includes environmental factors. first, just a simple question, how many people die in ohio each year as a result of power plant emissions? >> representative foster, thanks for the question. i don't know the exact number to your question, but my -- >> roughly. >> i don't know. i'm not a physician. >> thank you. okay. it's sort of surprising because that seems like a fundamental question here. let's see. i actually do have an estimate, if we could have the thing out there. this is an estimate from someone by the clean air task force put this together. i think it's primarily driven by particulate emissions. and it looks like, do an eyeball average, about 10 people in 10,000 -- 10 in 100,000, about 1 in 10,000 die each year in ohio roughly in a typical area of ohio if this data is correct. ohio, i think, has something like 10 million p

mr. foster, sharing the story of his son's death, helps relieve his pain.spoke to the wards for more than an hour. >> i'll keep trying until there's no breath left in me because the cycle needs to stop. if you don't begin to look at the cycle and touch the cycle, try to impact it, it just continues to spiral. >> one of the gang bangers involved in shooting evan had once been incarcerated at stark. one of his former dorm mates also convicted of murder raised his hand to speak to foster. >> on behalf of all of us, i want to apologize. you know what i mean, for the mentality that we grew up with, the state of mind that we're in and the decisions that we make to make that kind of action or take that kind action towards other human beings. on behalf of the men that are incarcerated, i want to apologize for that. and thank you for sharing that with us. >> my reaction was sincere appreciation that he could be that sensitive or that charitable and take, in an odd sort of way, some ownership or some responsibility for the maladaptive actions that this other person d

mr. foster: fourth in regards to the weaponization timeline. this is the time needed by iran from the point that it possesses a sufficient quantity of nuclear material for a first weapon to the time that it will take them to assemble and to test that first nuclear weapon. unfortunately, iran has made significant progress toward weaponization, including such items as the multipoint initiation system for implosion devices that is referenced in the iaea report of 2011. moreover if iran breaks out of this agreement, it will resume the weaponization activities during the same year that it takes to accumulate fissile materials for a first weapon. therefore, i concur with the assessment that in the context of a one-year breakout effort, the additional time for weaponization may be small. however, at the end of this agreement, when the breakout time to obtain fissile material is shortened, the weaponization activities become the dominant factor in the timeline. this underscores the importance of maintaining maximum visibility into all aspects of the ir

mr. foster: as a scientist myself, i appreciate their candor. but what i don't as much appreciate is when they use this mantra of, i am not a scientist, to preface statements that are factually wrong. facts are stubborn things. and they don't only apply to those in the scientific community. last week pope francis challenged us to take courageous steps to combat climate change. a call to action that made many republicans uncomfortable. when asked about the pope's statement, governor jeb bush dismissed it saying that pope francis is, quote, not a scientist, he's a religious leader. in fact, pope francis is a former chemist and as such he has more scientific training than many of our elected officials. i was hoping that when the pope addressed congress in his remarks he would have explained to my republican colleagues the effect of the infrared be a source of carbon dioxide on the equilibrium radiation balance. but time did not permit. so i encourage jeb and my colleagues in congress to consider the pope's call to preserve our environment and i yie

tapping your foot, playing with your hair, counterbalances -- >> mrs. fosteris a big fidgeter. that's why we have to look out for the water glasses. >>> protein supplements, sticking with health, adult athletes use them all the time and more kids are taking them. do they really need all that extra protein could becky worley didded the evidence and joins us now. >> reporter: yeah, we talk about body image for girls all the time. but boys, well, they have their issues too and for many, it's about fitness and muscle mass. ♪ connelly smith is committed. >> my goals in gymnastics to get to the olympics and get a gold medal. >> reporter: for this 13-year-old success means practice, fitness and a surprising awareness for a teenager, nutrition. >> it's very important for me to have a lot of protein to last all four hours and not injure myself and stay active. >> reporter: on top of his steak, vegetable, yogurt, he opts for a protein shake every day and he's not alone, all over the web you find images of boys bulk up and many cite protein shakes. >> after the gym we'll

mr. foster: fourth in regards to the weaponization timeline. this is the time needed by iran from the point that it possesses a sufficient quantity of nuclear material for a first weapon to the time that it will take them to assemble and to test that first nuclear weapon. unfortunately, iran has made significant progress toward weaponization, including such items as the multipoint initiation system for implosion devices that is referenced in the iaea report of 2011. moreover if iran breaks out of this agreement, it will resume the weaponization activities during the same year that it takes to accumulate fissile materials for a first weapon. therefore, i concur with the assessment that in the context of a one-year breakout effort, the additional time for weaponization may be small. however, at the end of this agreement, when the breakout time to obtain fissile material is shortened, the weaponization activities become the dominant factor in the timeline. this underscores the importance of maintaining maximum visibility into all aspects of the ir

mr. foster our staff member he said around 25 feet and a 75 foot district it has historical significance built in 1910 it hesitate a level of history and not used the transferable shift i say those things we have a higher better use with that building that can go anywhere the other concerns we don't know who the 16 mcds that are going to be using connecticut essentially using the second floor we don't approve the projects not knowing who the attendance will be i can the approval goes with the site most of the projects will have a tenant in there at the time, we approve them for example, we don't know this formula retail applies to mcd we've heard about spark and a number of these how do we know a number of those possible mcds would say doing the distribution didn't have 10 outlets someplace so we're approving something that could trigger the formula retail if f this is the case after the fact and the hours of operation from 6 i think 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. it is a little bit unusual for a business this is a distraction usually the distribution are more restricted but it may not be the c

mr. foster our staff member he said around 25 feet and a 75 foot district it has historical significance built in 1910 it hesitate a level of history and not used the transferable shift i say those things we have a higher better use with that building that can go anywhere the other concerns we don't know who the 16 mcds that are going to be using connecticut essentially using the second floor we don't approve the projects not knowing who the attendance will be i can the approval goes with the site most of the projects will have a tenant in there at the time, we approve them for example, we don't know this formula retail applies to mcd we've heard about spark and a number of these how do we know a number of those possible mcds would say doing the distribution didn't have 10 outlets someplace so we're approving something that could trigger the formula retail if f this is the case after the fact and the hours of operation from 6 i think 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. it is a little bit unusual for a business this is a distraction usually the distribution are more restricted but it may not be the c

. >> our first choice is to find a new location for the fosters freeze to move the business there, refurish it and keep mrlee and his family in town. >> reporter: the second choice would be to move here in the little league park. it wouldn't be an official fosters freeze but it wouldn't be gone either. >> it would be nice if it would to bergues to the little league park so the kids could get their foster freeze over there. because all their mothers and fathers had their fosters freeze. >> reporter: they're still worried that when foster freeze closes wednesday it'll be for good. >> i will definitely support it wherever they go. >> reporter: all pledges for donations are going through city councilman muller's office right now. there's also a farewell party set for wednesday here at the parking lot. in menlo park, ann rubin. >>> a beautiful evening tonight. this one is from spring lake in santa rosa. beautiful sunset. look at the clouds coming in. these clouds are going to have an impact on the forecast tomorrow. this picture is from holister. and one little pretty one, this is mount diablo from the south s

my real purpose, if you're listingen foster, buy 100 million of these so when mrs. clinton opens the "new york times" she sees "the queen" and gets aggravate. because the nixon library doesn't sponsor political speeches. this is not a political speech. but if you act like a queen you tooth be expected to be talk to like a queen and be advised like a queen, and thus far former secretary of state clip top is indeed acting like a queen. here's the platform in rough that i have given her. and i thought, really, give her what would win. the 70%, not the primary. right now she is running a primary campaign flanked by senator sanders of vermont and only mildly curbed by james webb, dismissive of vice president biden and casting a wary grant at john kerry in switzerland who is preparing to have an accomplishment to contrast with her accomplishment-free tenure at the department of state. she is in fact a dreadful candidate, and? fact had a cass struggle tenure at the department of state. if you're a dreadful candidate with difficulty connecting, with people raising issues as

mr. obama has pursued a strategy of engagement, not confrontation, meeting with him six times in less formal settings meant to foster candid conversations. critics say the u.s. hasn't been tough enough, allowing china to to expand military presence in disputed waters an carry out human rights violations. all of this casting a shadow over today's progress. >> it is important to have china understand that it is a two-way street. >> reporter: now china has consistently denied being behind any cyber attacks. meanwhile the two leaders will have a chance to build on diplomacy tonight during the state dinner which will be featuring lobster and lamb in a blend of american and chinese cuisine. >> kristin welker, thank you. >>> still ahead, what caused that horrific deadly crash on a bridge in seattle. federal investigators are on the scene trying to answer that. >>> and why this pope has such a universal appeal. we'll hear from some who have made the journey and are feeling the spirit. >>> ntsb investigators are on the scene of the deadly crash yesterday between a charter bus and a duck tour boat on a crowded bridge in seatt

. >> our first choice is to find a new location for the foster frees to move the business there, refurbish it and keep mre and his family in town. >> no word on how much moving the store and its signs might cost. right now there is a farewell party set for tomorrow evening at 5:00. >> you know i'm a big fan. >>> still ahead an investigation at an east bay high school. up next this video showing a fight between a high school football player and his coach. >> and finding alternatives to dealing with the drought. the new technology that is taking water recycling to a whole new level. >>> an oakland high school community shaken after this video surfaces of a fight between a student athlete and a football coach. the investigation now underway. >>> an alert to car owners. ta nationwide air bag recall may be expanding. the safety letters sent out to seven more carmakers, including tesla. "mornings on 2" continues. >>> 7:00 on this cool morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's check your weather. how does it feel youth -- outside? >> it's gasia running weather. >> i turnled the heat on in the c

. >> our first choice is to find a new location for the fosters freeze to move the business there. refurbish it and keep mr in town. >> no word on how much moving the store and all of its iconic signs will cost. right now there is a farewell party set for tomorrow evening at 5:00. >>> tonight is the night for the firsthandful of people who ordered tesla's sports utility vehicle. there it is. tesla started taking orders back in early 2012. with the promise of delivering it by the end of 2013 that didn't happen but people who put down the $40,000 deposit say they are not discouraged. tesla has taken orders for 30,000 of the model x's. the base model sells for $71,000. the top of the line version $132,000. >> is that all? >> yeah. >> i want one. >>> time is 5:41. if you use facebook pay attention. don't bother sharing that privacy notice you've been seeing, it's a hoax. there are two fake privacy notice like these. one is to claim to protect you from facebook using your posts and photos. another claims facebook will start charging $5.99 unless you post the status. both urge you to copy and paes them. well, th

foster structural security cooperation. in the international system today, mutual economic ties are deemed the foremost factors in facilitating political cooperation and reducing security-related challenges. mr. president: in 2013 from this very stage i called for combating violence and extremism. consequently you the members of the international community unanimously gave it a seal of endorsement and hence the application came to be. well intentioned solutions and the use of experiences gained in the realm of diplomacy. i am pleased that by placing together the support for the joint comprehensive plan of action with the invaluable support for waif we may now devise a plan to revive a shattered middle east. with a view to fighting ignorance dictatorship poverty corruption terrorism violence and their social political cultural economic and security impacts, i would like to invite the whole world, and especially the countries of my region, to form a joint comprehensive plan of action to create a united front against extremism and violence. this front must create a collective and global movement to tackle regional problems in a serious manner through dialogue. prevent the slaughter of innocent

foster farms. simply better. >> reporter: the guy mischele lewis had been dating was ele shaping up to be mr. right, right up to the point he told her he worked for the british government, as some kind of covert operative. but she was willing to try to make things work and to field her mother's questions about him. >> after i kept badgering her sort of like a mother would, she finally told me. i said, "you're kidding? he works for the british government?" and i said, "oh my gosh!" and she says, "mom, you can't tell him." >> reporter: mischele needed to prove she could keep a secret because liam had just given her a manila envelope stuffed with official-looking documents. the security clearance application. >> everything was very personal information, background information, date of birth, social security number. and then in the pages after that, it was almost like taking the s.a.t.'s. it was, like, an essay format. >> reporter: did you do it? did you fill out the form? >> i did not. >> reporter: but mischele would soon find out that liam had already passed on her name to his bosses, and they

foster the structural security cooperation. in the international system today, mutual economic ties are deemed the four most factors for facilitating cooperation, and reducing the security relate ed challenges. mr. president from 2013, from this very stage, i called for an end to extremism, and called to combat it. and you and the rest of the commission yup mousily gave iei unanimously a solution approval. i am pleased that by placing together the support for the giant comprehensive plan of action with the inal vocabulary support for us, we we may find the way to solve the shattered middle east under the claws of savagery with dictatorship, poverty, clup pus, and the violence and the political so yo economic impacts, i would like to i invite the whole world, and if not the whole world to have a a joint impact, and present a united front against extremism. this front must represent a global manner to combat the extremism and prevent the slaughter of innocent people, and the bar barism of promotion of kill iing other uman beings. provide for the stability in cooperation with the standard central governments to provide stability, and once stability is established, build diplomacy and democratic go

mr. upton has seen to it with good work he did on the tread act, but there have been types when the reporting has been slow. the motor vehicle safety whistle-blower act is intended to fosteran important point, because it keeps the incentive to work within the system. the bill is meant to enhance current early reporting systems that have already been instituted by congress. furthermore, the bill is designed with the express purpose of exposing and stopping instances of wrongdoing and prese protecting the safe and well-being of the public. in addition to the whistle-blower act we have an opportunity to examine the discussion draft of the improving recall tracking act. this proposal would direct the didn't of transportation to establish a national database of vehicle identification numbers and driver registration information. it is intended to facilitate the consumer notification process in the event of a safety recall. in light of recent recalls, it has become apparent that one of the main challenges of removing defective vehicles from the road is making certain that the right consumers are notified of the defect in a timely manner. this hearing will give us an opportunity

fostered some of man's most incredible advances but in september of 1993the old competitors put aside their battle and decided to join forces to assemble what would become the international space station. "mr. prime minister and distinguished guests. it is a great pleasure to announce to you today the signing of several important agreements between the united states and russia." from opponents to partners, enemies to friends, september 2, 1993, would witness a transformation in intergalactic relations that not even half a century earlier seemed impossible. the space race was over. "it is time to leave behind the vestiges of the cold war and reach for a new partnership between the united states and russia." "nothing pleases me more however than the results we already see emerging especially the agreements on space cooperation that we are signing here today. everyone remembers the great firsts that each of our space programs have achieved." "as the crowds go wild over the first man to conquer space, major gargarin's initial function is a long red-carpeted walk to the platform where khrushchev greets him." "ok, neil we can see you coming down the ladder now." after outdoing one another for de

ever be imposed on iran in the future, and fostering its military development undermines the threat of force should iran ever attempt to develop a nuclear weapon. mr. president, i believe that this vote will be one of the most important i will make as a united states senator, and it is worthy of a robust debate. i'm disappointed that more of my colleagues in particular those on the other side of the aisle not have come down to share their opinion, their position. i find their silence deafening. as i have looked around this chamber today, i have wondered where are the supporters of this agreement. why are they not on the floor to defend the substance of this deal? forget the politics, forget the false choices, the straw men, and the bluster. we should be here to debate substance. mr. president, in conclusion, i cannot support an agreement that attempts to trade inadequate short-term limits for dangerous long-term concessions concessions, and nebraskans and all americans and their families are depending on us to ensure that their nation's security is protected. this deal should not be approved. i yield the floor. i would suggest the absence of a quo

mr. maliki here. but during the surge in the years after the surge, he is the one who went after the shia militia in foster. very frankly impulsively come as you recall, in the charge of .ights we called it march madness in march of 2008. it was a very close-run affair until we could get all the forces marshaled to support his elements that were on the ground. was a resounding victory there and sadr city and a number of other places in baghdad and set the conditions for a period of relative stability and reasonable harmony that lasted for several years after that. tragically, he undid much of what was done during the surge, no longer honored agreements that were made with the sunni population, with the so-called sons of iraq, and so forth. again, there has been a lot of academic and pundit discussion, think tank discussion on why we hung with them, especially because former premise or allow in parliament but could not form a government and there was a lot of wrangling back and worth. this is something that is in everyone's mind and everyone's memory. and again, surly the experience with qadhafi. although i

foster structural security cooperation. in the international system today, mutual economic ties are deemed the foremost factors in facilitating political cooperation and reducing security-related challenges. mr. president, in 2013 from this very stage i called for combating violence and extremism. consequently, you, the representatives of the international community unanimously gave it a seal of dorsement and hence the wave resolution came to be. the implementation of wave requires well-intentioned solutions and the use of experiences gained in the realm of diplomacy. i am pleased that by placing together the support for the joint comprehensive plan of action with the invaluable support for wave, we may now devise a plan to the problems of a shattered middle east under the clause of brutality and savagery. with a view to fighting ignorance, dictatorship, poverty, corruption, terrorism, violence and their social, political, economic and security impacts, i would like to invite the whole world and especially the countries of my region, to form a joint comprehensive plan of action to create a united front against extremism and violence. this front must create a collective and global movement to

foster child. >>> president obama has tackled issues on capitol hill, survived kris simple and fished for support. how did america's leading man do in the alaskan wilderness? mrthe adventure of a lifetime alongside bear grylls. nbc's "today" show leaking this exclusive sneak peek of the pair's upcoming episode. >> i am in what's called the bubble, and secret service makes sure that i'm always out of danger, which i very much appreciate, but it can be a little confining. every once in a while if i do something unexpected, the phrase we use is that the bear is loose. so to be with bear in the woods, it doesn't get any better than that. bear! >> hey, mr. president. >> how are you doing? >> how do you do, sir? >> good to see you, sir. it's wonderful to meet you. >> what a great place to meet. >> it is spectacular. this has to be one of the best days of my presidency. first of all, i'm not in the office. second of all, i'm not wearing a suit. one of the main purposes of our trip is to highlight the effects of climate change, what's happening to the planet. >> you're so right. i think speeches are one thing but we live and breathe this stuff every day because we're

foster structural security cooperation. in the international system today, mutual economic ties are deemed the foremost factors in facilitating political cooperation and reducing security-related challenges. mr. president, in 2013, from this very stage, i called for combating violence and extremism. consequently, you, the representatives of the international community, unanimously gave it a seal of endorsement and hence the wave resolution came to be. the implementation of wave requires well-intentioned solutions and the use of experiences gained in the realm of diplomacy. i am pleased by placing together the support for the joint comprehensive plan of action with the invaluable support for wave, we may not devise a plan to resolve the problems of a shattered middle east under the clause of brutality and savagery. with a view to fighting ignorance, dictatorship, poverty, corruption, terrorism, violence and their social, political, cultural, economic and security impacts, i would like to invite the whole world, and especially the countries of my region, to form a joint comprehensive plan of action to create a united front against extremism and violence. this front must create a collective and

mr. messer and ranking member scott for their leadership on this issue. this bill would extend the perkins loan program for one year. perkins loans are need-based loans which foster access to higher education for low-income students by providing low interest loans to students in need. colleges and universities tailor the program to best fit borrowers and educational institutions' situations. perkins is a rk-sharing programith institutions contributing one-third of their students' awards. this ownership interest also contributes to the successful management of this vital program. we have only two days before the perkins loan program is set to expire, so we must act immediately. since its inception in 1958, over $28 billion in loans have been made to students through almost 26 million aid awards. perkins loan borrowers are predominantly from lower-income families and are often the first in their family to atten college. perkins loans have a set interest of 5%, which begins to accrue nine months after the borrwer creases to be a student. -- ceas to be a stunt. however, this program has not been re-authorized since 2009 fiscal year. besides making higher education ac

mr. speaker, the facts are not in the republican's favor. for more than 40 years nepa has assured that federally funded projects are carried out in a transparent and cost-effective manner, while fosteringublic participation of the decisionmaking process and minimizing impacts to the environment. in fact, nepa often provides the only forum for citizens to engage on major federal actions that affect their health, well-being, and the environment. nepa saves millions of dollars and it's a tool for environmental justice. nepa gave the tribal governments and citizens groups an opportunity to engage in the design of u.s. 93 in western montana, resulting in a project that successfully addressed safety, environmental, family farming, and cultural concerns. it nepa's success stories were the process saves money and improves the quality of life for people impacted by federal decisions goes on and on. my republican colleagues tend to streamline these stories so we never get a chance to hear them. here's some facts my republican colleagues might have missed during their streamlining. 95% of all nepa analysis are completed through categorical exclusion which generally requires only a few days. . les

fostered in this generation and those generations yet to come. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? mr. takai: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. aloha, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss the need to come together, put aside partisan politics, and pass the budget. more than seven in 10 americans are saying they would prefer a budget agreement to prevent the government from shutting down. i was elected to congress and came here promising my constituents no more government shutdown downs, no more federal furloughs, and no more sequestration. i ask the leadership of both parties put forward a bipartisan, long-term dugget solution to help prevent a government shut down. we need to focus on what matters. growing our economy. upgrading our aging infrastructure, and helping ensure that our citizens are able to obtain the american dream. we cannot waste anymore time on political gridlock. and it is not fair to hijack our nation's budget bill. let's come together, let's get to wor