mr. maentioned w jersey when "the star ledger" compared him to chris christie sean says he is the most remarkable political tell lent since the arkansas democrat. >>> the argentine soul mate of sanford is speaking out. she says she's happy with the republican but live partly in charleston and partly in argentina and partly in washington. that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me with the "washington post" reporter david nakamura. david, what does this is a to you about the progress and do you think that the white house is going possible able to reach its goal of 7 million from by march of 2014? >> what we know so far it'll fake a lot more effort to get to that goal. right now everybody -- even the white house said it's not rolled out the way they had planned. and though the number of applications while it sounds like a lot, 500,000, well on its way maybe to reaching that goal, what we don't know and what the administration said they won't say till next

mr. ma addition to having achieved the rare thing that is classical music celebrity, his particular brand of musical philosophy is first and foremost a belief in the arts as a critical yet often ignored ingredient in solving the world's economic and political problems. >> well, i think the "wall street journal" being i'm not saying that it's exaggerating but i think we can be a contributing factor, that culture could be a contributing factor in tackling intractable problems that no single group can solve. >> rose: how does it do that? >> a number of values of imagination and through flexibility in working together. in collaboration resulting in innovation. and that is one of the things that performing arts can do almost better than anything else because you know the results immediately. when world might suffer from deficit, empathy and to be empathetic you actually have to be imagive. and all of our problems require imaginative solutions. would you say that's the way you have led your life.

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mr. conn's practice when you started doing these exams for him? >> he had -- outside in the area, and his billboard on the park, social security, ma he is mr. social security. >> okay. and it was your testimony that you quit working for mr. conn in october 2011 in part because of the negative news he was getting? >> negative news coverage, and also i have beautiful, good practice. and he's suddenly dashing so-called can you see a patient? and i had to hold my other schedule, and also he's demanding he wrote a letter demanding that so i could not -- all these things but you could not meet his demands, but your testimony to our investigators was that after the news broke an investigation started, that's when you quit. but it actually took you five months after the first news story to stop seeing patients for mr. conn. can you explain that? >> that's -- as i told you before, sir, i'm busy with my practice. i go to five hospitals, and i never, i didn't know what's going on next door. next door, that's the one reason. >> so you weren't aware until five months after the major news story broke that what was being -- >> yes, sir. >> all right. that

across the water, san ma day owe bridge toll mrs.. the commute also in good shape with no major construction from overnight. had been talking about the winds. there are wind advisories in place for local bridges. no wind related accidents or anything like that. quite busy overnight. all of those accidents have been cleared out. right here at the 882-237 interchange n good shape. as with the bay bridge drive, times low. westbound traffic moving well across the span heading into san francisco. the golden gate commute. see blinking lights. crews in a few minutes will have four southbound lanes open. right now southbound 101 traffic looking good leaving southern marin bound for san francisco. a look at traffic. >>> gun control one of the country's most controversial issues. now a major santa clara county city is taking the lead with a gun safety measure on the november ballot. as kpx 5 tells us, measure is worrying gun control advocates. >> reporter: carol and don are campaigning for a gun safety law. >> hello. >> are you familiar with me

mr. owe bam a ma home to kenya or wherever it is. we're going to do it. >> send him home to kenya.ublican from north carolina. freshman. he was elected last year. he was elected last year in 2012. lo mark meadows in north carolina was still out there running, campaigning openly in 2012. >> the president is not a natural born citizen, then he does not control the military. and so the question i have, if you're sent to congress, will you pursue some kind of investigation to find out whether or not this guy is really a citizen and entitled to those authority? >> yes. i see it as if we do our job from a grassroots standpoint, we won't have to worry about it. you know what, we'll send him back home to kenya or wherever it is. >> despite his promises on the campaign trail, mark meadows does not seem to have spent much time investigating the president's birth place in kenya. mark meadows wrote that letter to john boehner last month demanding he make funding the government dependent on shutting down obama care. he got 80 signatures in congress for that letter. john boehner shut down the go

mr. mack after fee gleefully provided those e-ma e-mails. reasons tried to salvage some kind of win, based on how that party handled obama care. this is how roans would be handling obama care. joins us now the frank rich, his writer at large from new york magazine. mr. rich, it is wonderful to have you here, thank you for being here. >> you've been writing about the fever of obama care and the fever of the attempted obama care defunding repeal shutdown. did the theater just become pg-13? >> what amazes me about john mcafee is why he didn't run for president. he would have fit right in with trump and cane and a all sorts of things. it is kind of insane, you know, congress, you were talking about how bad the republican approval ratings are. and congress as a whole is down to 12%. which i think is the worst in history. >> after the 95 shutdown, people talk about how legend darely people were hated. it was over 30% then. >> we're now a third of that poor level. this could get -- if he came, it would give people an excuse to 250u7b in and i guess

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mr. president, fix it. fast. >> i like it. nice and simple. in the crossfire tonight ron pollack, and grace ma returner. governor, as our guest tonight, i will cede the first question to you. >> grace marie, you have been advocating against insurance reform for years. now we have a system that costs americans roughly twice as much as all the rest of the industrialized world. according to international studies, we have an outcome that i guess is 36 or 37th place. just behipped or in front of costa rica? i can't remember. you've actually been taking money from the insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies. why are you for the status quo? >> first of all, i am not against insurance reform. in fact, if republicans, conservatives had been in charge, we would have had real insurance reform rather than the federal government taking over the system and really making insurance companies like -- kind of like utilities, like regulated utilities. that number, that 37th in the world has been widely discredited by studies right and left. there are all sorts of reasons and we can get into those separately, but

mas almost identical to these. >> what happened in dinner became crewial. >> we know at 8:30, that was the time that mr.nd 10 p.m. is when mrs. mccan found maddie missing. >> i couldn't ask for more. i just want to say thank you. >> for years, police believed that she had been taken by this unknown man. now police believe they finally found that man who was simply carrying his own daughter. >> we are almost certain now that this is not the abductor. very importantly, what it says is that from 9:15, we are able to allow the clock to continue to move forward. >> forward to 10:00 p.m. when witnesses saw another man coming from the ocean club carrying a child. >> could this have been madeleine and her abductor. >> the child that he had in his arms was describe as being three to four years of age with blond hair and possibly wearing pajamas. >> of course at the time, no one knew all of this and public outcry was swift against the parents. oprah seemed appalled that they have left their kids alone. >> i am sure you have beaten yourself up many times? >> i question myself every day about that. i feel awful tha

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mr. speaker, grand ma was right. it never -- you never hurt somebody you claim you love. and i'll yield back to the gentleman from texas. thank you very much. mr. green: i thank my colleague very much. and i thank you for your many words, pressing what you actually witnessed -- expressing what you actually witnessed. yours is a testimony, not just a recitation of something that was accorded you by another person. you were there to see what happened and you i -- you and i know that there is still great work to be done. in our state of texas, in 2012 domestic violence caused 11,994 adults to need shelter, mr. speaker. caused 14,534 children to need shelter, mr. speaker. caused 36,831 adults to need nonresidential services, counseling, legal assistance. caused 15,694 children to need nonresidential services. and unfortunately 26.2% of the adults were denied shelter because of a lack of space. so, mr. speaker, there is still great work to be done and i'm honored to ask that the time another colleague to speak. however, would you kindly advice me as to the amount of time that w

mr. burton to daryl stein beggar interest to look at the combined contribution if it were not for kelly your tolls would be much higher to pay for this bridge. and thanks to patterson and maigh as they all right. are are. our last brian has been rescued by governor brown who appointed him our secretary of transportation. he's president this role his whole life. so let's bring brian kelly to the microphone and give a big applause to all our brian's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, thank you steven e steve i'm not sure though how to respond to this picture. i want to commit all brian's on their names. i'm honored to think here. i've been sobered with this project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate and more recently in the brown administration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i want to spend a moment honoring. first optimistic continue in day you can't

ma through cortle. june 22, 013, i hit and killed mr. cendhani. martha: he faces 8 1/2 years in prison. what do we expect in court today, garrett? >> in addition to the sentencing we are expecting to hear impact statements both from matthew c port per as well as the victim's daughter. she is going too say cortle deserves the maximum sentence for taking her father's life. of course that will be underway here in about just half an hour, martha. martha: what argument is the defense tuition lighten his sentence. >> reporter: the defense said they would like to see himself no more than 4 years. part of that is that the sentence should be an element top protect the public from any future crime and it should punish the offender using the minimum sanctions. they say that with cortle's aa rehab he has been going through, the video confession and remorse he has expressed shows he isn't likely to be a repeat offender or a danger to the public in the future as well. that's why they are seek no more than four years. the minimum is 2. the prosecution says they are seek the full 8 years. all of this w

mr. obama out of his compassionate concern for the people osmba ma cares was an inspired idea for a bumper sticker last fall. it helped the incouple bnt easily gain a second term in the white house. it's odd that after four years of major liberal legislation, the f.d.r. comparisons have largely disappeared. americans today can judge how warm hearthed president obama is -- warm hearted president obama is, his administrationed or therd eclosure of the world war ii memorial in washington, honor flights faced barricades as they made a last trip tripp to see the monument to their heroism on d-day and a thousand days. jay cor carney raced to tell reportest it was not the intent of the obama administration to deny death benefits to families of soldiers killed in afghanistan, it was just another glitch. the efforts to avoid responsible were strenuous but he might have consulted another veteran of that great world war ii generation, harry truman kept a black on his desk in the white house that said, the buck stops here. that's the article i was thinking of earlier. here's another article, october 1

congress would not be doing its job if it ignore odd ba ma cair and its massive costs in the ongoing debate about how to save america from bankruptcy. so mr. speaker, let me just conclude by saying this. it would be unfair for young people and the next generation if we simply raise the debt limit without also addressing the underlying cause of the problems, without addressing the cause of our fiscal situation. and that is runaway government spending. this is our opportunity. this is our moment. let's see this -- seize this opportunity on a bipartisan basis, it is time for solutions. i thank the gentlelady for her leadership in this special order. let's not just raise the debt limit and keep kicking the can down the road. let's solve america's problem and finally force the government to live within its means. ank you. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffries, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. jeffries: i ask unanimous consent that all members may be given five legislative days to revise and stepped their remarks. the sp

mr. speaker, thank you very much. you know, hot off the press at this afternoon, from "politico," which is not exactly a right-wing newspaper, says, obama, meaning president boehner, ma calls reiterates he won't negotiate. so, the president evidently today, as reported by "politico," called mr. boehner to repeat, i'm not going to negotiate on bills to reopen the government and -- or to raise the debt ceiling. that's what's being reported. mr. speaker, this is i think a bad precedent. you know, where i'm from, in dallas, texas, leaders lead. leaders lead by trying to do what's in the best interests of everybody, not run into crisis after crisis after crisis, not negotiate, not agree to meet with people, not agree to do things to help a resolution. leaders present ideas, opportunities, options. they're the ones that stay at the table, they're the last ones to leave. when everybody else gets frustrated. and i think what's important to note is this president is simply different than every other president we've ever had. and what he is doing is giving up not only his legitimate moral authority to lead, but what he's doing is saying, i recognize what could happen if this -

our government after this horrible mas consider in kenya decide to focus on some of the big guys who are financing all of this may him around the world. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would be happy to yield. if i could. has the indict by the international criminal court in any way frustrated the u.s. ability to work side by side with the ken beganses? as you know he stated he will not be intimidated. he has a large number of peace keepers deployed in somalia. >> thank you, mr. smith. that's a wonderful question. we hope they get the opportunity answer it at some point. now we will turn to for her question and an. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your insight with us here today. a couple of questions first with regard to the work that they are doing. it you can give a couple of example on the outreach you're actually doing in the community as well as your suggestion both with the nongovernmental or non-profit organization within the somali community can do as well as law enforcement a proactive way to prevent these recruiting efforts secondly to that. if you can speak a little bit how the somali american community views these recruiting efforts, and