mr. frank [inaudible]. >> from the mayor's office. >> oh, okay. >> we also have here and a number of other city staff department staff. >> can you say your name gej? again? >> roger kim. >> i don't know why i have you on my list. >> we have some folks who weren't able to make it because of weather. i'm stepping in to make a quick presentation. good afternoon. our office has been coordinating in response to this civil grand jury report, but also work around the city on sea level rise. so just wanted to give you a quick update on where we're at. i know our office submitted written comments back to you so just want to spend a few minutes. and i also have colleagues here from capital planning committee, the port, the city engineer and the department of environment to answer any questions. so first of all, i'm happy to report that after the mayor asked the city to develop guidelines for how we're going to be addressing sea level rise that the city capital planning committee has adopted our guidance

i think it's proven that, to my friend, mr. frankwould only cite chuck schumer and his latest discussion. third point is can we go back to the original highway fund to finance interstate highway? this business about financing transit, okay, buses and light rail, trains to nowhere in california and let the states decide if we want to raise gasoline taxes in texas, california and florida, let them do it. let them do it, but not federally, my point is i want more private involvement. we have seen private toll roads, seen private/public sector operation. that's really the hot new thing in transportation. >> just so people know here, the federal gas tax is currently 18 cents, the average state tax is about 23 cents. >> 23 1/2. >> put that together, you arrived the something like -- >> let me real quick, larry, ask you this, because you bring up the toll roads this leads to an important point. it was eisenhower who created, to some extent the highway -- the freeway system. so that threatening to go by the wayside here if we allow more and

alessandra stanley and mr. frank bruni. [applause] >> well, let's hear what mr. bunning and mrs. hen had to say and i think frank bruni will go to the podium now. it's all yours. >> hello, everybody, good night. good evening to about my pillow with me. thanks for coming. it's a pleasure to be here. i want to thank rush for that compliment. [laughter] and i want to say that sometimes when i feel the need for a purgative, i listen to his radio show. i was asked to say a little bit about my tour at the times which isn't so differen different from alessandra's but different from alessandra's but where both people are bounced around a lot. in my now almost 20 years there which horrifies me to give that figure because it means i'm getting on in years, i have been a religion reporter on the metropolitan desk. i have covered a campaign, george w. bush's first presidential campaign. i covered the beginning of his white house. i reported from san francisco. i have been the chief restaurant critic for five years. i have written for the magazine. this follows years earlier when i was a movie

meehan and mr. frank, i'm concerned about the potential impact and the types of threats posed by e.m.p.'s and g.m.d.'s. however, i think we should take care to make clear that the distinct -- that there are distinct differences between the two. we also know that the public-private partnerships are essential to addressing the challenge of fully understanding the threats caused by e.m.p.'s and g.m.d.'s, especially because the overwhelming majority of our electric grid is privately held by large investor-owned utilities or are part of the rural electric cooperative system or members of the american public power network that represents not-for-profit community-owned electric utilities. i would note that the department currently has a variety of solar efforts for weather geomagnetic disturbance events and other e.m.p. damage, include regular search on technologies to improve resiliency in the electric grid sector. additionally, the department's science and technology directorate has co-sponsored with private u

alessandra stanley and mr. frank bruni. the very long ripple effects of "the new york times" which extend so deeply into the nation's history. it has been published all these years and of course has been read on five continents as we say all the news that is fit to print albeit today in the new digital world. to be honest, rush limbaugh explained, i can only read a few paragraphs in "the new york times" story before i puke. [laughter] last summer i was watching a rerun of a charlie rose special and the editor of the new yorker was speaking about the media in america and he talked about his career and spent ten years at the "washington post" and he's been the editor of the new yorker and he said "the new york times" has been the greatest competitor in my entire professional career. then he paused and he said i think "the new york times" is the nation's most important and privately held institution and i thought about that. it's about what you would list as a treasure, what is privately owned in the united states and that is

mr. frank was offering his comments as a former member of this body. and i'm very interested in what this current membership is going to say and so i'd go straight to our lead witness, mr. chairman, thank you very much, hal rogers for being here. i don't know if we want to move that water that is in front of you. we put it there but i want to make sure we don't get it in the way of your testimony. mr. chairman thank you very , much. the gentleman as recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, ms. slaughter, and members of the committee, for having us here today. on behalf of the amendment to hr 83 that we submitted, including the bipartisan house and senate agreement to fund the federal government for the rest of fiscal '15. i come to you to request an appropriate rule to provide for prompt consideration of this important measure. our current funding mechanism as you've said, mr. chairman, expires on december 11th --tomorrow. to avoid a costly and damaging government shutdown, we must pass this legislation before then. the funding measure ab

dodd and mr. frank, the authors of the dodd-frank bill, said this was never the intention of dodd-frank and has poken in favor of some kind of reform for that in the future. so this is a good piece of legislation, and i'm a little, you know, concerned that my colleagues think that it's in jeopardy. the only reason it would be in jeopardy is if our colleagues on the other side of the building decided they don't want to re-authorize tria. that's certainly a decision that would be made on their own. again, nothing in this bill has not -- is policy that has not been considered in this body in the future -- in the past. so mr. chairman, i encourage my colleagues to support this rule. we need to move this forward. time is running short, and the marketplace needs that certainty. i'm confident that we'll pass this bill in the house today and we are going to encourage our folks over in the sfat to ratify that and we hope -- in the senate to ratify that and we hope the president of the united states will bring ce

mr. frank was offering his comments as a former member of this body. i'm very interested in what this current membership is going to say and so i'd go straight to our lead witness, mr. chairman, thank you very much, hal rogers for being here. i don't know if we want to move that water in front of you. we put it there but i want to make sure we don't get it in the way of your testimony. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, ms. slaughter. thanks for having us here today. on behalf of the amendment to hr-83 that we submitted that includes the bipartisan house and senate agreement to fund the federal government for the rest of fiscal '15. i come to you to request an appropriate rule to provide for prompt consideration of this important measure. our current funding mechanism as you've said, mr. chairman, expires on december 11th tomorrow. to avoid a costly and damaging government shutdown, we must pass this legislation before then. the funding measure abides by all the terms of the ryan marie budget agreement providing a total of

mr. franks, with you immigration law by this congress. i hope we can do that. th that i new zealand back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair recognizes congressman johnson. >> thank you. it should serve no surprise to anybody in this room that the first hearing of this committee after our return from august break -- after our return from thanksgiving, we've had so many breaks i'm getting so confused about it, our very first hearing, we only have two more weeks to go and this is a messaging hearing as opposed to a substantive oversight hearing of presidential action. this is just another example of the strategy that republicans have employed since the very moment that president obama was sworn into office and that is to obstruct everything that the president sets out to do. now, they won't give the president credit for being the deporter in chief. i mean, he has deported, under his administration more people than any president in history. do you think you would ever hear a republican give him praise for that? no. they will find something to obstruct that pr

mr. robert frank. were you on the -- were you on the bridge or the boat at the time? have been on this boat though, we were there a year ago, we got some footage from that. this is 161 yacht built in 2009 by trinity. the current owner is russ wiener, the 44-year-old las vegas-based billionaire and founder of rock star energy drinks. so, this is the yacht that caffeine built. the boat has five state rooms and a seven-person spa pool, really is a cool party boat. rock star was being towed from lauderdale to miami for the art basil fair. it happened in the broad causeway between north miami and bar harbor. the tow company requested the bridge could lower both sides so it could pass, as it went under, the east side collapsed and fell on the yacht, took out part of the roof. 12 people were on board. thankfully, no one was injured. sources tell me wiener had just gotten the boat repainted at a cost of more than $600,000. the boat is for sale for $21 million or you can charter it for $250 a week, though not any time soon. >> we scream about infrastructure issues all the time

ranking member of the health subcommittee, now chairman of the -- or ranking of the overall committee, mr. frank pallone. we work together. and this way exemplify what is public service should be all about. identifying a problem and then working together to solve it without regard to party lines. but no matter how many problems we solve, there are, of course, many hurdles ahead. immigration. continued reckless spending. these new threats, these horrible threats in the middle east. ever growing executive branch and of course as i mentioned, health care. as an ob/gyn physician it worries me to be leaving congress at a time when our health care industry has been tipped on its side, i think, because of the patient protection and affordable care act. it's critical that this country find a more sustainable path to creating quality care and access to physicians. government bureaucrats have no place between doctors and their patients. but still in light of these few frustrations, i have great confidence in this body. if history shows us anything, it's that despite the day-to-day angst of gridlock, and t

mr. serious. >>reporter: santa rosa junior college president frank chong tells me he had no idea chief matt shut didant internal affairs investigation into the child poyvrnlt i'm not awhich are of that. >> chong has taken steps to help the police department do a better job in the future. are you satisfied that the child porn was handled well by your department. >> no i'm not. it went a good procedure to have somebody use the personal thumb drive to put business on it. we have made changes to ensure that doesn't happen again. >>reporter: the 3 police employee say they have been pressured and reassigned after coming forward about what they saw. they have filed ee o c complaints of hostile work environment and retall 80's and preparing to sue the department. i'll kind up to date on what happens. >> please do disturbing. >> thanks dan. >>> scientist at the buck institute for research on aging in novato found ibuprofin could extend your life up to 12 year years. >> yeast and worms treated with pain reliever lives about 15 percent longer they say the drug help cell better deal with the damage this comes w

mr. serious. >>reporter: santa rosa junior college president frank chong tells me he had no idea chief matt shut did you want internal affairs investigation into the child poyvrnlt i'm not awhich are of that. >> chong has taken steps to help the police department do a better job in the future. are you satisfied that the child porn was handled well by your department. >> no i'm not. it went a good procedure to have somebody use the personal thumb drive to put business on it. we have made changes to ensure that doesn't happen again. >>reporter: the 3 police employee say they have been pressured and reassigned after coming forward about what they saw. they have filed ee o c complaints of hostile work environment and retall 80's and preparing to sue the department. i'll kind up to date on what happens. >> please do disturbing. >> thanks dan. >>> scientist at the buck institute for research on aging in novato found ibuprofin could extend your life up to 12 year years. >> yeast and worms treated with pain reliever lives about 15 percent longer they say the drug help cell better deal with the damage this c

mr. serious. >>reporter: santa rosa junior college president frank chong tells me he had no idea chief matt shut did you want internal affairs investigation into the child poyvrnlt i'm not awhich are of that. >> chong has taken steps to help the police department do a better job in the future. are you satisfied that the child porn was handled well by your department. >> no i'm not. it went a good procedure to have somebody use the personal thumb drive to put business on it. we have made changes to ensure that doesn't happen again. >>reporter: the 3 police employee say they have been pressured and reassigned after coming forward about what they saw. they have filed ee o c complaints of hostile work environment and retall 80's and preparing to sue the department. i'll kind up to date on what happens. >> please do disturbing. >> thanks dan. >>> scientist at the buck institute for research on aging in novato found ibuprofin could extend your life up to 12 year years. >> yeast and worms treated with pain reliever lives about 15 percent longer they say the drug help cell better deal with the damage this c

mr. speaker, i saw firsthand his devotion to human rights in a myriad of way, including trips with frank to a prison camp in the soviet union, the infamous permanent camp 35. a gulag in china, prison number 2 right after tiananmen square. a city udge siege during the war in yugoslavia, and romania on behalf of persecuted believers just to name a few. he chaired the lantos human rights commission with great distinction. a man of deep christian faith, frank wolf not only passionately believes in jesus christ, but walks to st. paul admonishes in a way worthy of his calling. frank wolf is a devoted family man. he along with his wife have five adult children and 16 grandchildren, all of whom are the apples of his eye. in his district frank wolf has delivered as well. his casework is superb and responsive. his staff reflects their boss' commitment to assist and to solve problems big and small. as chairman of the several compropingses committees over the years, including his latest as chair of the subcommittee on commerce, justice, and science, he has authored nine major appropriations laws, in

. >> thank you frank again hopefully, the record is now clear from mr. perez comments there never was a separate deck small deck as they entire certainly when we purchased the property the 3 r report from the building inspection indicated the patterson edition was properly built we had inform reason to think audits what we are repairing and rebuilding was approved if 23407 as the patterson son addition as we know that now the she - mrs. cripple said this small deck was demolished it has not been demolished we tried to point out part of the decking was removed from the die rot. >> and that exists and it is the shape and size it was in the drawing and please a perry showed it before the cripples bought their property nothing has changed and i don't see how it can be considered a variance issue if it was never built that way it was in the plans it if exist before the plans and not built no longer or in accordance with the plans the balcony was never there i guess a couple of other comments they argue our proposed work is not fully permitted that was approve

frank financial regulation laws. elizabeth moran urged her colleagues to join her in opposing the rollback of the financial rules. officer: the senator from massachusetts. ms. warren: mr. president, yesterday came to the floor to call on house democrats to withhold their support from the omnibus spending bill until one provision is removed. the provision was slipped in at the last minute to benefit wall street. in fact, it was written by lobbyists for citicorp. that provision means big money for a few big banks. it would let derivatives traders on wall street gamble with taxpayer money and when it all blows up require the government to bail them out. just to be clear, i want to read the title of the part of the law that will be repealed if this provision is not stripped out of the omnibus. the title: "prohibition against

mr. carter saying i pledge to you my most candid strategic advice. frank, you are on the air. caller: yes, thank you. to the comments earlier about the president. have had acid reflux -- mmy vocal cords were burnt years ago from acid reflux. i wanted to make was that we make excuses for the differences or reasons as to racism, but we are not taking responsibility for it. how ignorant our children have become. the things we see -- these are things that parents and community should take more control of. children just reverse this. we apply our efforts to help the children more towards the thoughts -- i mean, right now, police ident between the that lot of the things have been happening is that you have to recognize that policeman are trying to get home every evening to their family, also.

frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. guess who is rocking the green suit today. mr.ly out of mothballs once a year. i have no doubt that i do. we have a few showers on the way. as we head toward midday today and some dense fog out there, a little bit of drizzle off to a chilly start in concord, oakland 61, 47 san jose. expect some showers to come into the bay area especially in the north bay and spread south over the rest of the day. first, how does the road ahead look? >> it looks mighty fine with no big accidents out there, wide open at the bay bridge toll plaza. just getting reports of a possible problem at the 680/237 interchange in milpitas. i'll have details with traffic in just a minute. >> already trouble on christmas eve. >> it could be santa. we'll have to investigate. >>> people are making their way home for the

frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. guess who is rocking the green suit today. mr. brian hackney. >> i dragged this literally out of mothballs once a year. i have no doubt that i do. we have a few showers on the way. as we head toward midday today and some dense fog out there, a little bit of drizzle off to a chilly start in concord, oakland 61, 47 san jose. expect some showers to come into the bay area especially in the north bay and spread south over the rest of the day. first, how does the road ahead look? >> it looks mighty fine with no big accidents out there, wide open at the bay bridge toll plaza. just getting reports of a possible problem at the 680/237 interchange in milpitas. i'll have details with traffic in just a minute. >> already trouble on christmas eve. >> it could be santa. we'll have to investigate. >>> people are making their way home for the holidays today on one of the busiest travels da of the year. but don champion reports rough travel weather. >> reporter: across the country travelers are making their way to loves once for christmas. >> roxa

. >> thank you frank i just i understand it's a dbi issue but you have an understanding and that understanding is that mr. casey is willing to remove the stairs and lower the fill height and allow the gentleman - can you motion say your motion is based on the understanding those things will be done so in confusion and we may be able to say we have a finding i would feel a motion of we do not take dr we'll have to disapprove but we're not taking dr but with the recommendation those things be done if it's okay. >> i'm even though maker of the motion i have licensed approvals in architecture and spiritual jerry civil engineering the applicant has its own engineers here he building that the standard of care in all profession represented here are enough with the dbi to have the competent obligation to adhere to what the professional conduct requires if you're doing the process of dbi it disputes this commission didn't have the professional quantifications to get into the things except the department urging the dbi expertise to deliver a project that a.d. here's to all higher standards of professionalism we al

includingf comments frank who says congratulations, mr.resident emma your actions will benefit both countries. rafael says the problem in cuba is not the embargo but the regime that oppresses and suffocates the lives out of ordinary citizens. from you as to hear well. log onto facebook and join the conversation. lots of reaction on capitol hill as well, including from the florida senator, marco rubio who vowed the president will not receive any money for his new cuba policy and no ambassador will be confirmed by the senate. he met with reporters at the capitol and show you his remarks now. they run 25 minutes. >> thank you for being here. as a descendent of cuban immigrants as someone raised in the community of cuban exiles and a man who cares deeply about the well-being of the cuban people one of my greatest hopes is too good to see the nation of cuba and its people to come free , open and democratic. >> that is exactly why today's announcement from the white house is so profound a disappointing. it is a victory for the oppressive governm

there's a possibility-both around the aca and dodd-frank to make technical corrections, modest adjustments and bring the bills back into the fore. >> mr. batting ton, "associated press." >> thank you very much. senator lot mentioned cowardice in the immigration issue. [inaudible] i'm wondering if the american voter has in your time of looking at american politics, and government, have you seen a change or -- are americans less willing to take some -- paying taxes or having a limit on social security and medicare, that sort of thing, or is this a reaction within congress itself? >> i actually think that the american people are willing to be led if they can be shown that in so doing, america can be elevated to a higher level in public policy or ultimate objectives. i think there is, as jason so eloquently talked about earlier, there's far more transparency today. we have always known that the legislative sausage-making is never pretty, and we now see that elevated state of sausage-making and people repelled from that somewhat, or the lack of sausage-making in many case because of the transparency that exists. so to a certain extent ther

mr. mayor! oh. warm holiday sentiments won't change the threat. "threat" is a term with wide latitude. i'm aware of that, frankou go. happy thanksgiving. you a stuffing guy or a potatoes guy? stuffing. what if that threat becomes a reality? cornbread and sausage or breadcrumbs and walnuts? cornbread. then you'll

mr. hunt he will be able to get out of his garage if he moves the planters. >> next speaker please. >> hi good afternoon. directors i'm janet frank el i frank frank el frank el i don't live on telegraph hill but parking spots being eliminated when someone thinks it's too difficult to get out of their garage i do drive to telegraph hill and i don't have a parking permit or whatever the letter is but i'd like to know that i have public parking available to me also if i want to take friends there to see the view or walk around telegraph hill visit my friends who do live on telegraph hill so i'm here as a member of the public to let you know my concern about eliminating the parking spot. >> thank you. >> mr. butler and he's the last person to address you on this matter. >> good afternoon mr. butler. >> can i have the overhead please? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon chairman nolan and members of the board. i'm an architect in the room and always try to be a peace maker i'm the middle child. so the disputed spot is across the way there i measured a couple of different ways at the property line it's 35 and a half feet and 37 and a

frank swaps pushout rules. this bill also demonstrates, mr. speaker, fiscal restraint. it cuts $60 million from the e.p.a. it provides no funding for high speed rail, the president's race to the top initiative, or unesco, or i.n.f. no new funding is included for obamacare. and the bill holds the line on funding for the agency most responsible for implementing that law at health and human services. for the i.r.s., the bill cuts the agency $345 billion below last year and includes language to put a stop to improper behavior by prohibiting the targeting of groups based on political beliefs, prohibiting the white house from ordering the i.r.s. to determine the tax exempt status of an organization, and from funding inappropriate videos or conferences. this legislation is the product of the bipartisan and bicameral cooperation that the american people called for at the voting booths last month. passage of this bill will show our people that we can and will govern responsible -- responsibly, rise above inaction, and work together on their behalf. now, i would have preferred, as i'm sure all of us would have, tha

mr. gibson and i joined together to introduce legislation that clarified rules under the dodd-frank act with regard to margin clearing and reporting requirements of interaffiliate transactions. what that means is a lot of main street businesses in various industries from agriculture to consumer products that work across international boundaries use this central treasury unit structure to offset competing or offsetting risks and that way they can decide what their total aggregate risk is and then make it much more affordable for a corporation. . unfortunately the way the rules were interpretted by the commodities futures trading commission, these companies were being charged double or triple the cost by imposing these central clearing unit ways of managing risk. it just didn't make sense and it actually cost them more money. and these companies did not add systemic risk. that's what the rules on swaps were all about is to make sure we reduce systemic risks. these companies are using these companies to offset risk to their company and their operating risks. so this is a commonsense piece of le

mr. sinatra, who once said something to the effect -- "never accept someone telling you that it's okay if you know you can do better." in the studio, you're stevie wonder to your point -- that was great. frankem's li frank's like, nah, can do better. which i love. talk about how you chose -- this is always an obligatory question but one that has to be asked of anyone who does a christmas c.d. an interesting question to ask you because you've done a few already. so every time you step to do one of those, how do you decide what to put on it? of course, there are tons of christmas songs. how do you figure it snout>> the barometer was -- except for "let it snow," the duet with kenny g. -- that was great because we had known each other for years but had never done a duet before. that was fun to do that felt other than that song, all of this material is brand new for me on record. >> yeah. >> so i wanted to do -- when i go into the studio make an album, i like -- if possible, i will like to do something that's new and that challenges me as an artist. and ricky and i made a pact at the very beginning of this project. he said to me, and i agreed, "you will not play one more note than is necessary o

frank brown, the national hockey league vice president for media relations and a guest of mr. bettman. bob cartman, freelance writer and the head of the communications. and national association of home builders, communication manager, and frank masano, a member of the national press club news makers committee and a hockey referee for the past 25 years. national hockey league commissioner gary bettman, washington capitals owner ted leonsis are with us today to face off and speak about the state of the national hockey league and the upcoming winter classic, which will be in d.c. for the first time. mr. bettman has been the nhl commissioner for two decades. under his leadership, nhl revenue has expanded from $400 million to more than $3 billion. he also led the expansion of the nhl's national and global reach with six teams added during his tenure, bringing the total in the nhl to 30. he's navigated the waters of three labor lockouts, to include the cancellation of the 2004-2005 season. mr. leonsis is c.e.o. of monumental sports and entertainment, which operates the washington cap

frank a. rose of massachusetts to be an assistant secretary. mr. reid: mr. president, i would ask the call -- the chair to begin the calling of a quorum. the president pro tempore: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. reid: mr. president? i ask unanimous consent the calling of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. if there is no further debate on the santos nomination, all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. if there is no further debate on the rose nomination, all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motions to reconsider -- under the previous order, the motions are considered made and laid upon the table, and the senate -- and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. under the previous order, there are three hours of debate equally divided in the usual form on the motion to invoke c

frank swaps pushout rules. this bill also demonstrates, mr. speaker, fiscal restraint. it cuts $60 million from the e.p.a. it provides no funding for high speed rail, the president's race to the top initiative, or unesco, or i.n.f. no new funding is included for obamacare. and the bill holds the line on funding for the agency most responsible for implementing that law at health and human services. for the i.r.s., the bill cuts the agency $345 billion below last year and includes language to put a stop to improper behavior by prohibiting the targeting of groups based on political beliefs, prohibiting the white house from ordering the i.r.s. to determine the tax exempt status of an organization, and from funding inappropriate videos or conferences. this legislation is the product of the bipartisan and bicameral cooperation that the american people called for at the voting booths last month. passage of this bill will show our people that we can and will govern responsible -- responsibly, rise above inaction, and work together on their behalf. now, i would have preferred, as i'm sure all of us would have, tha

mr. hackney worked on his maps a half hour later today coming out at 5:00 just to get everything perfect. >> frankwas slaving over that hot weather computer. >> you were? >> i'm sure we have the latest information to you my friend. >> there we go. >> and the latest is showing the fact that we've got fog and not only do we have a fog, which is going to impede the commute this morning, but also high tides later in the day is going to for sure shut down the off ramp from 101 to 1 and mill valley. you folks in mill valley know all about that by now. as an alternate use the blithe dale entrance which would back up all the way into downtown. liza how did i do? >>> excellent, very good. >> we've got -- no, no. no. >> no? >> just chatting with her, go ahead. >> all right we're going to move on. thank you brian and we're going to talk about 101. we've been talking about that rock slide that happened in the sausalito area. along the waldo grade. there you do. caltrans is on scene and they're cleaning up the slide which is shut down two lanes of south 101 on the waldo grade and kcbs' mobile 2 drove through t

mr. president, you make a deal on trade, you make a deal on a nominee, you let republicans slip in. erosions to dodd frank deal with me. you may get it passed because i can't stop you but i can make you pay for it politically and make the left of this party, the progressive and liberals who are up set this party got kozey with wall street, i can make them very mad at you. >> woodruff: dow look at these divides we're watching in both parties getting bigger or what? a frantic effort? >> i think it's really important to understand, at least where the divides are. i think on the republican side, there are some serious policy differences that are significant and i think are going to continueç to dog republicans going into its 2016 presidential, especially in an issue like immigration. on the democratic side, there is much more unity around policies, procedure they may have differences. so that's number one. the second part, when we talk about the polarization of congress and why it's getting to be as bad as it is,ç they're just simply no moderates left. there are five democrats in the house right now, five,