clyburn and mr. lewis for their leadership. i'm very sorry mr. lewis is unable to be here today. >> gentle lady reserves. gentleman from texas is recognized. >> thank you very much madam speaker. i'm very disappointed that the minority even upon me asking just a few minutes ago, not to share the text of the motion. there's a lot of discussion about wanting people to come and vote back home and see things and there's a lot of debate here about what we're hoping a lot of republicans vote with us but, we aren't providing the text of that where our members would have an opportunity taunts -- understand that. it's clearly, gentleman from south carolina and gentleman from california and as a member of the minority leadership, he should know that while he discusses it with great passion and perhaps wants us to vote for it, we still have not seen a copy of that. first edition of the rules package today has been online for nearly a week. the republican package that we would want people to vote on has been online available. >> yield? >> i will in a second.

mrs. valerie lewis and she was married to inspector robert lewis, my boss. so maybe you'd like to deal with that. (knock on door) come in. oh, what's this? hot news from high wycombe? in a sense, yes. i need to ask your advice. isn't that inspector lewis's responsibility? it's about inspector lewis. tell me. simon monkford, the con man that we have in custody, he was driving the car that killed mrs. lewis. oh, my god. you're absolutely sure about this? mm-hmm. (sighs) well, the only legal question is whether it's murder or manslaughter. that's not the only question. the question is should i tell him when he's halfway through a murder inquiry? why not? well, the last time i mentioned his wife he jumped down my throat. he's made it very clear that his marriage is a total no-go area; he doesn't talk to anybody about it. well, i think it all depends on the state of your personal and professional relationship with him. mmm. you're not sure what that is? well, not always, no. why is that, do you think? well, he's a lovely guy. everyone likes him. he's just very pr

clyburn and mr. lewis for their leadership. mr. lewis is unable to be here today because of the untimely death of his wife lillian. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. sessions: i'm very disappointed that the minority even upon the asking a few minutes ago has chosen not to show the text of the motion to commit with us. there is a lot of discussion about wanting people to come and vote back home and see things and there is a lot of debate here about what we're hoping that they vote with us, but by not providing the text of that to where our members would have the opportunity to understand that. i think it's clearly of great importance to the gentleman from from south carolina and the gentleman from california and as a member of the minority leadership, he shed know that while he discusses it with great passion and perhaps wants to vote for it, we still have not seen a copy of that. so, first edition of the rules package has been online for nearly a week. our package that we would want people to vote

mr. lewisbout the allegations a short time ago in new orleans where he's getting ready to play sunday's super bowl. have a listen. >> i think honestly -- i'm going to say it very clearly again. i think it is probably one of the most embarrassing things that we can do on this type of oh stage. when you let cowards come in and do things like that, to try to disturb something, i have said it before. i said a million times. the reason i'm smiling is because it's so funny of a story. i have never, ever took whatever he said i was supposed to do. >> this was an allegation made by sports illustrated involving a substance derived from deer antlers. mr. lewis denies using any kind of performance-enhancing drugs. first reported by sports illustrated. cnn not yet able to confirm that report. independently, we are bringing it to you because ray lewis has addressed the allegation two

would look like on a dollar bill ha ha ha ha yes according the corporate media the biggest dirt on mr lewis is new the signature apparently the most interesting thing they can dredge up and that is handwriting sucks but of course this is all just one giant distraction from who he is really so who is jack lew what. we're about to give you never seen anything like this. and that's coming your way a little later today here in auty well in about to eight minutes from now i'll be back as the news continues here on t.v. do stay with us if you can. yet another tragic shooting right on the streets of the capital is again cause to open the gun debate across the nation now all the talking heads are saying that you got to take away the guns to be safe well the problem is that the shooting happened right on the streets of the capital of a country where the guns have already been taken away paris france three kurdish women one of whom was a kurdish separatist party co-founder were shot dead at the scene of the crime was right outside recurse institute which leads the police to think that it was an assas

signature would look like on a dollar bill how you have a court of the corporate media the biggest mr lewis is the signature apparently the most interesting. then they can dredge up as it is handwriting sucks but of course is all just one giant distraction from who he is really so who is jack lew. i could give you never seen anything like that. breaking the sec coming your way to later here on r t well that to brings us to the end of this news update i'll have more for you with the news team in just on the ten minutes from now on r.t. stay with us for that if you can. deadly rivals for decades. if you had fifteen thousand people killing each other in any other country there would be diplomats there would be mediators. self-imposed out costs from society i will cut myself am i going to tax my brother understand my contact my immediate i'm going to leave basically attack the call of my anger and my frustration. out of a judge well into the chair i don't want. to use the most violent gangs in u.s. history. it's just all model killer joe with the colors matching the national flag. but this coun

signature would look like on a dollar bill hahaha yeah according to corporate media the biggest dirt on mr lewis is new the signature apparently the most interesting thing they can dredge up is that his handwriting sucks but of course this is all just one giant distraction from who he is really so who is jack lew like what we're about to give you never seen anything like this i'm told. more news in about half an hour's time here and after a short break it's spotlight. deadly rivals the decades. if you had fifteen thousand people killing each other in any other country there would be diplomats there would be mediators a lot of. self imposed out costs from society i will attack myself am i going to tax my brother understand not on time my own immediate i am going to eventually attack the cops of my anger and my frustration. that they got. well into the tantalum. two of the most violent gangs in us history. is just all model kill or be killed with colors matching the national flag. but this country uses violence when it reaches and then it legitimizes the violence they are made in america on the at

would look like on a dollar bill ha ha ha ha yes according to corporate media the biggest dirt on mr lewis is a u b signature apparently the most interesting thing they can dredge up is that his handwriting sucks but of course is all just one giant distraction from who he is really so who is jack lew like what we're about to give you've never seen anything like this i'm telling. you. all right i was moderate our emotions program excuse me coming up in just a sec. do we speak your language of the will or not at the end. with music programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little turn to angles stories. you hear. in troy all teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye. teeth. if you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i sent try it because you know how badly with bad luck i don't get any i mean. i know that i'm supposedly really messed up. in the theory so i personally apologize and say. worse if you're going to pay. my doubts to have a day at the radio guy and pull out a bale of minutes from a kick off if i want to watch closely or about

would look like on a dollar bill ha ha ha ha now according to corporate media the biggest dirt on mr lewis is a new the signature apparently the most interesting thing they can dredge up is that his handwriting sucks but of course this is all just one giant distraction from who he is really so who is jack lew. what we're about to do because you've never seen anything like this i'm telling. you. next i'm mark sky's a star used to have a child that i'm also on the world's finances and the kaiser report. we speak your language about the war not a day in. the music programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn to bangalore stories. where you hear. the troy all teach spanish point out visit i too early to teach. hi i'm max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report you know markets don't you know the economies banks to scale it down to me banks there is ringing markets kill autonomy's banks there's trading fraudulent so-called derivatives kill wealth and savings baxter's shut down the entire fabric of our financial says. so there much we individual participants

in order not to debase our currency hahaha yeah according to corporate media the biggest dirt on mr lewis is you the signature apparently the most interesting thing they can dredge up is that his handwriting sucks but of course this is all just one giant distraction from who he is really so who is jack lew well during the height of the financial crisis in america between two thousand and six and two thousand and eight jack lew was an executive for citigroup bank all right so he's a banker not surprising considering that wall street pretty much funded obama's entire presidency but that's not all for years he's been a vocal proponent of deregulation wall street as the night that deregulation had anything to do with the economic meltdown. but perhaps he feels that way because citigroup received over seven hundred sorry four hundred seventy six billion dollars as part of a massive bank bailout and as an executive well he walked away with a hefty nine hundred fifty thousand dollar bonus which of course was all funded by us taxpayers and we had to fund this because of citi group's irresponsible

lewis to seat 6. mr. hershkowitz to 5. ms. crisp to seat number 7. i am open for discussion around this. >> supervisor kim: -- a supervisor farrell and i have learned over the last two years we have more qualified applicants then seats. their motion is louisa mendoza for seat 1. daniel hershkowitz for seat 5. >> joyce lewis for seat 6. and robia crisp for seat 7. >> okay. six applicants. for me personally, it's hard when you have so many qualified applicants. i was impressed with mr. hershkowitz as well; i would like to point you for a seat not just because of your background but because of your enthusiasm. and making it easier for many of our homeowners. i would like to see you go forward and one of those seats as well. i was equally impressed by all the other candidates; it is nice to have female candidates. it's great to see so many women opposite the last committee. especially in real estate property here in san francisco. i was impressed by diana, daniel, joyce lewis, luisa mendoza. unfortunately i do not get to speak with -- a land-use attorney

mr. lewisond time. >> i did everything possible today to keep from crying. when i saw him standing there, taking the oath with the bible of martin luther king jr., knowing that just 50 short years ago, that dr. king stood on the steps of the lincoln memorial and said i have a dream. >> of course, this was actually the fourth time that president obama has taken the oath of office. let's bring in our panel, van jones, cnn contributor who served as president obama's green jobs adviser in 2009. sally quinn, margaret hoover, republican consultant, cornell belcher, democratic strategist who served fas a pollster for president obama's 2012 re-election team. i wonder how you think this anniversary, this martin luther king day, informed and was infused throughout president obama's remarks today. >> i'll go back to even when he was senator obama. he always talked about, he also understood the gravity and talked about, i stand on the shoulders of the great men and women of the civil right era who made thi

lewis to seat 6. mr. hershkowitz to 5. ms. crisp to seat number 7. i am open for discussion around this. >> supervisor kim: -- a supervisor farrell and i have learned over the last two

rights of all americans and the right to vote, and i support comprehensive reforms developed by mr. lewis and mr. clyburn. today we have a simple step we can take to make sure voting is simple for americans and they can exercise their right to be broadcast to the rest of the world about how we choose our leaders and exercise of democracy, but that democracy is now being supported by efforts at the local and state level to make voting more difficult and prohibit people from voting. we can change all that in the motion to commit today in this rules package. i would urge my colleagues to support that. i want to thank mr. cliburn and mr. lewis for their leadership. i'm sorry leadership is not able to be here today. >> the gentlelady reserves -- the gentleman from texas is recognized. >> thank you very much, madam speaker. i'm very disappointed that the minority, even upon me just asking, has chosen not to share the text of the motion to commit with us. a lot of discussion about wanting people to come and vote back home and see things -- there is a lot of debate here about what we are hoping a

goodlatte: my pleasure yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. lewis. mr. lewis: the 13th amendment. neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the united states, or any place subject to their jurisdiction. congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. mr. goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. womack. mr. womack:amendment xiv section 1 all persons born or naturalized in the united states, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the united states and of the state wherein they reside. no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. section 2 representatives shall be apportioned among the several states according to their respective numbers, counti

lewis, mr. hershkowitz, are only applying for the alternate seats. is that correct? >>(off mic) >> you are willing to apply for all seats. >> (off mic) the good news is i'm flexible realtor. >> (off mic) >> thank you very much. with ms. lewis, only the alternate seats. we'll not want to put you in a position where you cannot fulfill your responsibilities. >> supervisor farrell: thank you for coming out and for speaking and signing up for the seats. i did have a chance to speak with ms. crisp before but it is a strong preference for people who come to the committee. i was impressed by everyone. everyone is very qualified. we had a discussion about the existing people who sit on the board right now. in terms of the new people -- particularly ms. daniel, mr. hershkowitz, i like what they have to say and i would like to see the move forward. >> supervisor kim: supervisor yee? >> i want to thank everyone for coming out also. and chairperson kim, i really appreciate the whole issue of wanting to discuss the translation services available to our residents. i know how diffic

you say yes, sir, mr. lewis. >> reporter: what is that?along. advice on retirement? is he going to be going into assisted living next year? one thing i noticed when i -- i noticed when i looked over the rosters of the players that ray lewis' number is 52. there's also a 52 on the other team. that must be terribly confuse figure you're the quarterback throwing the ball. which 52 do you throw it to? >> mo, are you a football fan? >> reporter: absolutely, i adore it completely. no, it will be great. this is -- the expense, honestly, is killing me about what's going to happen on game day. is beyonce going to be to see do the halftime show live, or is she going to lip-sync it? >> beyonce's going to be great. this is the first time i've ever heard a man say, "football, i adore it." thank you. i'll see you tomorrow. we'll be there. we're coming down. remember, you can watch the ravens and 49ers in super bowl xlvii this sunday night here on good old cbs. we'll be in new orleans on thursday, friday, and saturday, too, as "cbs this morning" comes to

you say, yes sir, mr. lewis. >> and what is that?ssisted living next year? one thing i noticed when i -- i noticed when i looked over the rosters of the players that ray lewis is number 52. there's also a 52 on the other team. so, that must be terribly confusing if you're the quarterback throwing the ball which 52 do you throw it to? >> mo, are you a football fan? >> yes, absolutely. i adore it completely. no, it will be great. this is -- the suspense honestly guys is killing me on game day. is beyonce going to do the halftime show live or lip synch it? >> this is the first time i've heard a man say, football, i adore it. thanks, mo. we'll see you tomorrow. we're all coming down. you can watch the ravens and 49ers in super bowl xlvii this sunday night here on cbs. we'll be in new orleans on thursday, friday and saturday too, as "cbs this morning" comes to you from jackson square in new orleans. >>> and many of us love watching the super bowl. just for the commercials, too. we'll show you one of the ads and the ceo who's betting it wi

lewis: hold on, please, mr. temple. perks of the job? temple: do you know how much college servants get paid? babs is near enough on the minimum wage. yeah, you're on a better whack. just. in dad's time, there wasn't even such a thing as a minimum wage. you had to come to a beneficial arrangement with the undergrads and turn a blind eye to their naughties or you'd never make a decent living. that depends on your definition of "decent." why did the master fix it for you to get a college flat? they're like gold dust those tenancies. he valued my loyal service. and did he value your beneficial arrangement, keeping quiet about seeing him with ella ransome? it's too late to prove that now. what happened at that observatory? did you ask him for money as well as the flat? did he get angry with you? no! i didn't kill him. i was on duty all evening. you can check. we know we can. is finniston pressing charges? probably not. it's a pity, though. can i go? (knock at door) do we wait for him? no. we find him. friday, 3:15. whatever crompton expected

goodlatte: my pleasure yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. lewis. mr. lewis:he 13th amendment. neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the united states, or any place subject to their jurisdiction. congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. mr. goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. womack. mr. womack:amendment xiv section 1 all persons born or naturalized in the united states, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the united states and ofhe state wherein they reside. no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. section 2 representatives shall be apportioned among the several states according to their respective numbers, counting the whole number of perso

they gave me another opportunity and from the first day, i had an opportunity to speak to lewis and russel and mr. angelos. i wanted to be here long term. >> consider that tom brady wears uggs and the hat. a reason to root for the ravens. >> stay with us. we have the >> the storm to the south of us is not too shabby. >> 38 with sunshine tomorrow as the storm to the south wales. an arctic front on sunday. some snow showers on monday. temperatures in the 20's for the highs. the coldest of the winter so far. >> that is all for 11 news tonight. >> thank you for joining us. see you back here tomorrow night. [captioning made possi announce show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from "the impossible," oscar nominee naomi watts, nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel,

lewis: neither would she. mrs. temple? just a sec if it's all the same. gun club.athaway: luckily, with no guns. ah. ma'am? forensics had done, so i authorized their return. i'll get backup. oh, no, no. no, mrs. temple, not that. i've had enough. jez can explain. he can't tell us everything. i can try and work it out, but i don't want to get it wrong. that wouldn't be fair to mrs. crompton. thanks. no, okay, okay. did you find a spare key to the gun store? yeah. you and the master. years. since right back when ted temple was the head porter? mm, yeah. i never knew old ted knew. he must have seen andy and me together. andy thought i was lovely. and exciting. you knew about his tumor? babs: mm. when he touched me it was getting harder to feel me, that's how he put it. and then these odd ideas he kept having, he knew they were daft. tuesday afternoon, dr. ransome told him that there was nothing more that the hospital could do for him. out, please! no. he can stay. father francis told andy that he should clear the slate, so... he said that we was going to tell his wife

mr. lincoln himself, daniel day-lewis took home the best male actor in his role.n oscar night. both ben affleck and daniel day-lewis reacted to their wins backstage. let's listen. >> i could also not, it's a good chance i won't. i think i -- member bs of the academy love surprises. so the worse thing can happen to you is some kind of expectation. >> i didn't get nominated as a director, and i thought, well, okay, that's that, you know. and then, you know, i remembered that i was nominated as a producer, which was pretty exciting, you know. so i've kind of gone at it with that approach. i don't know what's going to happen. who knows, nothing mau happen but it's a wonderful opportunity to be on the ride and i'm honored. >> the glass half full, that's how he's look at this, carol. those were highlights of theirs. but my highlights last night, i danced to "jungle love" on the red carpet with chris tucker and hugh jackman planted one right here. >> i'm jealous. you rock, mischelle turner. for the latest entertainment news watch "showbiz tonight" 11:00 eastern on hln. p

might be doing with the discount rate vice chairman geithner answered yes mr lacker vice chairman geithner i spoke with ken lewis president and c.e.o. of bank of america this afternoon and he said that he appreciated what tim geitner was arranging by way of changes in the discount facility so my information is different from that diner was trafficking and inside information. and to give you an idea of how you can profit from this you can buy out of the money option for ten cents and then when the news it's the wire that option is worth twenty or thirty bucks so you make make instant ten million dollars on an investment of twenty thousand dollars and geithner knows this and he's peddling out inside information he justifies it in his own mind by suggesting that he's making a market or adding liquidity those are code words that he uses to hypnotize himself to absolve himself from the heinous crime of undermining the american and global economy and committing acts of financial terrorist why this guy isn't in the straight jacket being beaten to death at this very moment i have no idea so this document has come out be

we might be doing with the discount rate by staring geithner answered yes mr lacker vice chairman geithner i spoke with ken lewisresident and c.e.o. of bank of america this afternoon and he said that he appreciated what tim geitner was arranging by way of changes in the discount facility so my information is different from that geithner was trafficking and inside information and to give you an idea of how you can profit from this you can buy out of the money option for ten cents and then when the news it's the wire that option is worth twenty or thirty bucks so you make make instant ten million dollars on an investment of twenty thousand dollars.

might be doing with the discount rate vice chairman geithner answered yes mr lacker vice chairman geithner i spoke with ken lewis president and c.e.o. of bank of america this afternoon and he said that he appreciated what tim geitner was arranging by way of changes in the discount facility so my information is different from that diner was trafficking and site information and to give you an idea of how you can profit from this.

lewis, to the ravens is what a hub is to a wheel. the whole team evolved around him for 17 years. form fans they mr. not know what to do without having that number 17 around. many fans will do one thing. they will make sure they grab has many ray lewis t shirts, bobbleheads and plaques before the great man leaves the game. they said ray lewis was one of the original ravens. he left his mark on many hearts through his great plays and work throughout the community. they loved how he played and they loved the man he became leading the team and becoming a big part of baltimore. >> i'm definitely sad about him not playing football anymore but he's been injured for so long. hopefully they will go to the super bowl and go out with a bang. >> i'm happy for ray. at least he's going out on his on term without being forced out. >> it's all been good. i'm sure we'll be in canton. >> reporter: on sunday that will be the hot tick kept. can you imagine when he is enshined into the hall of fame. what they who love to see is that he stays in baltimore, become as part of the team whether he works with the players, coa

mr. colton and robins family pays tribute to ray lewis. all of them are on wbal-tv.com and mobile app. >> while one baltimore team gets ready for a big game the former orioles manager was traveling on an oriole's cruise when he passed away. >> when baltimoreans think of earl they think of intensity harass ability and longevity. the earl of baltimore as cantankerous beloved by the city. he was st. louis born in 1930 but spent his entire career as a manager in baltimore. the ball club was his for 17 seasons from 1968 to 1982 and from 1985 to 1986. on to the earl the orioles won 6 al east titles four american league pennants and the world series in 1970. in all he won 1480 games. >> when he was inducted into the hall of fame in 1996 he was acknowledged for his intensity, flair and wit. the hall sites his managerial style and colorful confrontations with the men in blue. pitching defense and the three run homer were his hallmark. close your eyes and think of earl and surely you see his hat on backwards his fate full of fire on the verge of eje

after the patriots lost, anna burns welker wrote this on her facebook page about ray lewis: stuart: well, mrser, from phil mickelson, from lance armstrong, the commonality is you have to apologize these days for saying what's on your mind. david: exactly. stand by your convictions. i never heard clint eastwood apologize. stuart: right. david: stand by your convictions, period. stuart: charles? charles: listen, it was her prerogative. i don't think she had to apologize. certainly lance armstrong owed everyone an apology though that was warranted in his case. president obama started his administration off with an apology tour i thought was unauthorized, unnecessary and ridiculous, there are times you do apologize. i don't think it's because of public pressure. i think it needs to be something internal. david: we were talking before about the nation of victimhood how destructive that is. charles: exactly. stuart: the highlight reel is next. upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one

mr. david lewis, and all the republicans in north carolina, we thank you for having this meeting and our fair state. we hope that you find our hospitality well, and would we hope you will come back again to the people of north carolina, whether democrat, libertarians, ron paul, or any other group, we thank them for their support. >> you can continue to watch coverage of the republican national committee winter meeting on line. we are streaming it live at c- span.org. we are breaking away on c-span to take you live to the u.s. house. they are coming in for a pro forma session next. the house is out for their district work period until the first week in february. in the distance as you look at the capitol, a la