defassio of today, mr. gene green of texas for today and mr. westmoreland -- defazio for today, mr. gene green of texas for today and mr. westmoreland for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the entleman from texas, mr. gohmert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee for the majority speaker. mr. gohmert: we heard what is proposed as a commonsense fix to our second amendment and that is, ok, surely you can agree that anyone on the no-fly list should not be able to walk in and buy a gun. we've had friends across the aisle that pointed out that, like the times square bomber, she said, you know, he could have gone in and bought a gun. i'm told now that that's not actually the case. that he specifically could not have, but he was going to blow up new york's times square. he didn't need a gun. he was going to blow people up. but a lot of us, when we first hear, well, shouldn't that be a no-brainer? if you're on the no-fly list you shouldn't be able to buy a gun. but then when you find o

mr. gene shallat. >> you can't retire. people will stop getting 100 years old. 65 years ago at nbc you started as a page, and now you're closing the book after some that's a lot of mornings. anyhow, happy retirement, willard. we love you. >> i don't know where all this retirement. i said i'm expiring, not retiring. i'm going -- you better change the locks on that door. i've retired twice before, you know. >> it hasn't taken yet. and as mate said you made aging cool and the folks at smuckers gave you that platform and tim smuckers wanted to say happy retirement. >> what a lovely -- >> willard, for more than 0 years you've been a cherished member move our schmucker family. we have greatly appreciated you being the voice of smuckers and all you have done to buildled birthday and anniversary segment into such an iconic part of the "today" show, and we look forward to continuing this great tradition on "today." so from the entire schmucker family we wish you the very best. thanks, willard. >> thank you, willard. >> wow. >> they

the clerk: amendment number 14 printed in house report 114-359 offered by mr. gene green of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 542, the gentleman from texas, mr. green, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. i yield : mr. speaker, myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: i rise in support of an amendment that would create regulatory certainty with our neighbors, canada and mexico. the presidential permitting process dates back many administrations, beginning in the administration of ulysses s. grant, the executive branch has made sure our cross-bored infrastructure between canada and the u.s. is constructed. the past administration and current administration has been forced to use executive orders because congress has failed to act. congress has the ability to -- cross-bored energy infrastructure projects fall well within that space. we need to create a system with our neighbors, mexico and canada, to truly create a north american energy market and that's what this

. >> gene: mr. cane knew about the open recalls prior to the sale andmy purchased the vehicle nonetheless despite having the opportunity to wok walk away or return the vehicle. bill currently in congress would make it illegal to sell recalled used cars but right now it is completely legal. important to know if only a manufacturer authorized facility can fix recalls, not independent used auto dealer like car max. location is in norwood. >> julie: it is 9:24 viral photo receiving death threats and picture apparently released by islamic militants inia -- syria and they have received more than 1,000 angry calls since the photo went viral and man sold the truck to dealership three years ago. no word if the picture is real or fake. >> julie: stress of the dmv more than one woman can handle. take a look. we have a lived one. 31-year-old asked to leave and when she refuses highway trooper gets involved. she fights with him and wrestles her to the ground and woman did leave the dmv eventually in handcuffs an

gene editing in human beings. >> ifill: let's talk about that new frontier for a moment, mr. because, when i think of gene editing, i think of being able to go in and actually change outcomes, change what a baby looks like, change who the baby is, for instance, in the womb. is this something crispr would allow, not right now but at some point? >> you know, it is possible in the future. i think right now they're asking the majority of us working on crispr, you know, we really have no interest in making designer babies. we want to advance science through research and, you know, i think our top priority, if we do go into hearings, is going to be preventing specific genetic diseases. but i think where we run into trouble is there is sort of a spectrum of what can be done with this, and there is certainly some proponents of actually enhancing people and going the designer baby route, and that's something i find very concerning. so i have been speaking out on that and actually just came out with a book where i address some of the concerns here. >> ifill: jennifer doudna, you're nod

mr. bradley for the >> gene: hernandez accused of killing safiro furtado and daniel abreu. he is already serving a sentence killing someone in 2013. >>> gene: judge will allow colleen ritzer family and friends to wear pink at philip chism sentencing next month. pink was ritzer's favorite color chism was convicted in the murder last week. sentencing set for january 29th. >> catherine: police say massive load of cocaine found in new york came from massachusetts they found stash in rental car with massachusetts plates. two suspects, both of them from puerto rico were arrested and stash was worth about $3 million. >> gene: 8:38 this morning and happening today man accused of grand jury indicted daniel dapew charges. they were unloading groceries from a car when they were killed and held shortly after the crash and held without bail. >>> gene: man held for arson. this is a picture of the knife police took from him. arson investigator was in armed car when man came up and pointed knife and in recent fires he was not hurt. >> catherine: worcester man faces assault charges this mor

mr. forsythe: she is actually normal gene mccarthy. she was a young woman married to a man a few years older than her. she was already the mother of two children when she found herself pregnant. the marriage abuses, troubled. she wasn't able to terminate her pregnancy in texas. beenried to say she had the victim of a rape but there was no police report documenting that so she wasn't able to have access. to anund herself going adoption lawyer in texas to make arrangements for an adoption. the lawyer was friends with a weddington whoah was in need of a plaintiff. susan: norma mccorvey is described as again -- dallas carnival worker. it was said she had no role understanding of the legal system and thought this case be settled in time for her to have the abortion. how did she proceed in the legal system? will you walk us through the process for her? this case was one of 20 in the courts of but in this case, she got pregnant in the summer of 1969. she gave birth about the time her case was in federal court sometime in january or march of 1

mr. president, you and i come from a common gene pool which is the lost gene pool. >> speak for yourself.> i don't know about you but direct conversations i never read big thing in my family except where the olive is go for the martini. when i was growing up, that is what we got some times. i am using a technical term. i hope you will forgive me. i beg. he kept diaries as a u.n. ambassador, are in see children -- chairman and and sporadically as vice president, he is very good indeed and in odd numbers years because in even numbered years he was out campaigning so he was on the road for congressional and senate candidates. and starting on november 4th, 1986, he says i am beginning a diary about the biggest challenge of my life, the biggest mission of my life, i am going to run for president and it was the day they lost the senate. but he did this throughout the '88 campaign and as president he missed a week or two may be but not many. he would do it early in the morning, you use the same room in the residence. and you hear the blades of that helicopter, you can hear the engines, you can h

mr. president, you and and i both come from a common gene pool which is -- so speak for yourself. direct conversations are never a big thing in my family. except for where did the olives go for the martinis. when i was growing up that's about as honest as we got some time. i'm using a technical term mr. president, i hope you'll forgive me, i begged. he kept diaries as a un ambassador, as rnc chairman, and then a campaign diary in 1980, sporadically as sporadically as vice president. he was very good and even and odd numbered years because and even numbers years he was out campaigning. he was on the road for congressional and senate candidates. then starting on november 4, 1986 he six he says i am beginning a diary about the biggest challenge of my life, the biggest mission of my life, i'm going to run for president. it was the day they lost the senate. so it starts kind of dark. but he did this throughout the 88 campaign, then its president he missed a week or two maybe, but not really. he would do it early in the morning, sometime up in the trigger rooms. you use the same room as

he is not a moral human being gene worcester police tell us they are actively investigating this case. >>> and mr. this watertown are working to determine to determine what caused a worker to drive over a woman in the driveway. a victim was hit near a home the woman suffered serious injuries and taken to beth israel israel hospital. the driver of the car was taken to the hospital. >>> a man accused of using a gun to rob a convenience store in the cape will be in court this morning. 27-year-old michael sletsinger is the person that robbed the brewster farms market. fox25 showed you video of the suspect yesterday. he was arrested by brewster police just a few hours later and boston police have arrested two men from dorchester and one from south boston. they believe the three men were stealing packages from people's porches at a condo complex in southie. police searched one man matching a witness description and found items in a shopping bag matching some of the stolen items. they found the other two men shortly after. police have arrested a salem, new hampshire man. shuman matched the description o

gene o'donnell is a former new york city police officer. thank you very much, mr. o'donnell. tell us what these pictures are telling us. again, the great irony here that we're seeing pictures ahead of the reporting. we're going get a press conference in a half hour now. we have been looking at what we thought was a standoff with a number of s.w.a.t. teams all in vehicles, all surrounding an suv, a dark suv. all the windows have been shot out. now we're watching people scrambling around, patrolmen with police dogs looking for someone. what can you tell here? >> well, i think the real concern, two big concerns. one is the information coming out to the people in the field. and that's problematic in realtime there is moving pieces here. and i'd be concerned that the cops are not able to catch up with what is happening. and also, real concerned that ordinary cops with ordinary weapons are going to encounter heavily armed people. and that's a great concern in these situations. and we're talking about the need to control guns. nobody can claim to be pro police and allow a country wh

. >> gene: carmax tells us it provides vehicle specific information about open recall to every retail customer prior to purchasing a new vehicle. mr. cain knew about the open recall prior to the sale and he purchased the vehicle nonetheless despite having the opportunity to walk away or return the vehicle. . >>> a bill currently in congress could make it illegal to sell recalled used cars but right now it is completely legal. it is important to note that only manufacturer authorized facility can fix recalls, not independent used car dealers like carmax. the newest bay state location is in norwood. >> shiri: turn it over to the forecast and a lot of different things going on for the day. it is going to be wet. it is going to be foggy. it. the reason i am saving those checkmarks for lunchtime and the evening commute, we have a wind advisory and the winds will be strong now potentially do damage. not not widespread damage but it will get pretty sloppy around here. at least these morning showers will not last us all day and this goes through 6:00 this morning right now. i only think it will last us two more hours. after two hours we d

gene munster. >> obviously, this is a big deal. apple hasn't had a coo since tim cook was coo. does that mean that mr. williams is air apparent?bout a decade ahead of yourself there. that makes a lot of sense. i think there is a big role to fulfill. tim cook used to have this loel and he knocked it out of the park. there is probably some connection between jeff and tim. if makes sense that they are kind of obviously rolling out bigger role for jeff williams. >> can you tell us a little bit about who is jeff williams and what he does? >> he has been with apple since 2007 he is the senior v.p. he had other different roles. so think of him as a strong utility infielder now that has a focus as a coo. >> how should we view this change? there is the question of succession. beyond that, is this, gene, tim cook rewarding people, giving the guy that probably wants coo effectively anyway, according to the commentary, the title and presumably the salary that goes with it or is it a company that its making other executive changes in advance of what could be a difficult time in terms of external pressure if iphone sales actually dip. clear

gene jean casarez seeing it with her own eyes. and putting you on the spot from the police perspective, we saw the pictures of mr.ng this small quaint courthouse headed in his black suv down the road to this police department where we know, obviously, saw his mug shot. there you good. fingerprints. what else happens typically? i don't care if you're bill cosby or anyone off the street. after an arraignment, what's the process? >> he is released now. he posted bail. he has been released. he will show up at the initial court hearing, when they have that scheduled in january. so yeah, he is free to go just like anybody else would be. thankfully pennsylvania has a statute of limitations that last so long and in a lot of states you don't have it lasting as long. >> you mean for sexual assault. >> yeah. sexual assault cases. and different states vary. so in pennsylvania, this case happenes to be 12 years which thankfully is a victim. she gets to have her day in court. and to prove out these allegations. >> inside though, having you know, worked in new york and i'm sure have you seen your fair share of folks come throug

genes embryo. and n.i.h. is concerned about what that may mean for future generations, so that is about as far as i can -- mr. cole: i am not a scientist, but i think that the chairman is right. there is a different thing what we allow in terms of genetic modification for food, livestock , and as far as human beings are concerned. it is an area where you can be careful. -- this ishis is not largely a compromise, each side has wins and losses. my friends, by and large, have a different view on some of these issues than i do. but they felt comfortable enough with this to sign off on it, both the administration and -- administered of and legislative levels, so i do not think that my friends will be surprised. mr. mcgovern, we will all be better off with this. bills get better. i have had a number of people come to meet with particular -- come to me with particular problems that i did not know about. had we had a bill on the floor, these are not members of the committee, that i would probably have said, yeah. we can accept that amendment. but they are coming late in the process, so these are not your marks, these