mr. miller: i concur. mr. takano: i am glad that you're interested in the question about what can congress do to continue the process of getting the system to work as it should. mr. miller: but it can't be pouring more and more and more money with no cost controls. and i think that's what the committee needs to focus on is he fact that while ms. bontempo says we can't tell you how much it's going to cost because we're going to continue to keep it changing. well, it's been 147% increase, a huge increase in cost. and your time has expired. so the one question i would ask ms. mccoy is, why was the fast etter rescinded? ms. mccoy: there were a number of policy and procedural discussions and we thought it best to rescind it. mr. miller: why? could there be some manipulation taking place because of the way the fast letter was designed? ms. mccoy: i think it was the fact we had a chance to see how it was utilized when we put it out. we learned from that and we made a decision to stop using it. mr. miller: mr. arronte

have shall tease and why mrs. miller is telling everyone to have these installed in every room in their home. >> i am very thankful. god was watching over us that night. >>report sen k since i read m caught fire. to bed when she heard a smoke detector go off. >> so i ran through their in the back bedroom was full smoke and i saw red under the bathroom door. >> e ll forher husband who put the fire out she called 911. today the suitowalls a still visible as as the smoke detector that was recently instadbtfire department. >> theu one and that back bedroom adjacenothe bathroom and that is the ones that went off first. >> the fire chief t me his department replaced bte in 600 smoke detectors in homes across the city yesterday and installed 300 new ones. >> it really is wonderful for us. this is what wstrive for every day becauseewe do not like to go to a home where we out that is deceas that thmessage everyo should heed. >> pute in your house in every room and make sure you've got batteries in the will save your life. >>repor

mr. miller walked past me and -- could i coach women. i laughed at first. i did not think he was serious. then i jumped on it. >> just going with the flow. there is a lot more to this story and i will have it for you tonight at 10:45 p.m. i will see you back here at 11:00. nicole: thank you. don: we could see us pringle during the evening hours and then we warm up slightly for tomorrow -- could see a sprinkled her new evening hours and then we warm up slightly for tomorrow. evening hours and then >>> tonight it's war. donald trump's big gamble that could steal the spotlight from fox and the gp debate holding its own time.

mrs. miller's class. >>> fashion weekend in full swing. who walked the runway. winning battle against cancer made national headlines. fashion weekend show cases local by teaks, designers, making a positive impact in the community. some of the proceeds will go to the leah still foundation. great job out there. >>> philadelphia auto show race d into high from the convention center. >> reporter: like a new car roar ring to life day one launched full lot saturday. >> i really. >> reporter: the i candy is plenty. thomas 50s visits each year. from the new west convertables, suv's exotic cars, there's likely something here for everyone. and i do mean everyone. all the different car people. >> to try to see how many bags we can get. >> reporter: dreams of a sport car. but he's also got a one year old in toe. >> she really likes touching all the buttons and pushing on the horns. daddy is going to check out some family cars too. >> reporter: even though hoop can't legally drive 12 year old got a chance to hit the road. well, kind of. >> i tried to do it. it didn't work. >

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mr. birnbaum, ms. miller points out adequately and she is talking about making sure there is viability, though mr. kelly on page nine of his report, and i am sure you dissected it as well as i did, on page nine he has the rating agencies, if you took the time to watch the movie the big shorts you see -- and if you watched the circumstances play out the financial industry had the rating agencies and were rigging the game. people made a lot of money saying they will fail and they did. if we were to look at the soundness of the ratings, the best ratings mr. kelly referred to, in your experience would that tell us those ratings are adequate or is that game cooked to and we just haven't found it out yet? >> first, no, it is not adequate. if you look at the way state insurance regulations deals with admitted carriers there is extensive oversight of the financial condition of admitted carriers which is far more extensive than over surplus lines carriers number one. but number two, this whole idea that somehow the bi

his absolutely evolutionary work on "mccabe and mrs. miller." "the long good-bye." "deliverance."new palette, took crazy risks, changed film language in ways people still try to imitate. and he's making our camera crew very nervous, i can tell you. >> you taught yourself to shoot. >> basically, i always tried to use my father's kodak camera. it's a kidney disease. i was in bed for a month and an uncle of mine gave me a book about a great photographer. and i started to take just amateur pictures. >> one thing that hasn't changed through the years is the hungarian affection for taking the waters, marinading in thermal baths, a tradition going back to the romans, continued by the ottomans, and something that survived right through two wars and communism. and they do it in style. >> who came here? back in those days? was this reserved for anyone who wanted to could come here? >> well, you know, money wise, everyone before did basically what was cheap. >> right. >> in hungry, we have so many spas. >> there are many bathhouse spas. baroque, elaborately wedding cakes, built atop mineral

mr. miller. >> thank you, mr. miller. >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> >> next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> hi hello hello. >> i've never spoken before but the anger i'm witnessed the angry i've reiterated i widow and the lack i have humanity i've witnessed coming from the city officials from the police and in terms of this murder that considered you've worked in public health and the second i saw the shooting of mario woods this was not appropriate for anyone chief suhr to say immediately that it was appropriate is not okay and so - i feel along where the mario woods coalition an independent investigation it is clear the handing of the department has not been okay i do not feel safe i don't want feel with the intamentsz that the police are a viable resources in any city that also when people kill someone else's they should be charged with murder and cops should be no expectation we're going to have boo body cameras on every cop when that occurs people need to be account for their actions i care about people that have b

mr. miller brand. this brightp with idea at the time of elections.e to him somewhat. he is very sensible but and he has fire in his belly. >> are circumstances which i would leave this country, regrettably. and from a resident active view, it is, your board will say this time he contemplated read alma smiling, and re-domicile in the two cities like new york is not the but it is a much more clement environment from a regulatory point of view. francine: the drama of the election results took everyone by surprise. three leaders resigned in its wake. ♪ >> any personal disappointment i have from this result is nothing compared to the sense of sorrow i have at the result that labor has achieved across the united kingdom. >> isaac larian -- i declare they are duly elected as a member of parliament. >> i said as this campaign went on with that if i did not win, i would stand down as leader of ukip. i shall be writing to the u.k. and the ukip national executive in a few minutes saying that i am standing down. >> of course, i must take responsibility, and ther

mr. matthew miller. what is the best performing solver and mont -- sovereign --d market in the world best-performing sovereign bond market in the world? this is normalized at 100. showne rest of you i have you treasuries above 1.6%. the world's worst performing solver and bond market roughly by 12%. why is the u.k. bond market so attractive? every single sovereign bond market has risen this year except for greece, portugal, and hong kong. market. sovereign bond has benefits for repricing expectations, don't forget the words earlier this week. now is not the child -- now is not the time to raise interest rates. throw in the upcoming referendum. that causes traders to push back their expectation for the you -- for the first u.k. rate hike. stellar start for the u.k. bond market remain? no. he has had a fixed income. he says further bad news for the u.k., relative to others is required to continue the rally. and the head of u.k. rate strategy says the rally is overdone and investors and expectations are too

mr. miller possessed were, quote, not suitable as a military type firearm if needed for common defense a paraphrase, not a quote. 1997, prince vs. the united states, justice clarence thomas, our most recent treatment of the second amendment prior to the late supreme court decisions. he stated that they reversed the district of columbia's invalidation of the national firearms act enacted in 1934. in miller, and this is his quote, we determined the second amendment did not garen -- guarantee the right to have a sawed off shotgun because it was not shown to be of ordinary military equipment that could, quote, contribute to the common defense. ban military rifle, you say? throughout our history, they've been guaranteed as an essential portion of the defense of our liberty and our homes and our lives. what about the terror watch list? nobody on the terror watch list ought to be able to own a firearm. the terror watch list is only on suspicion. no court, no rule of law, no jury of your peers, it is on suspicion for surveillance and can be done bureaucratcally and administratively. in fact, we'

mrs. miller's class. >>> and philadelphia's kid fashion week teamed up with cancer survivor leah still. the nfl player daughter was a a among young people who walk down the the runway in the show in german continue looking very cute there kid fashion weekend showcases local boutiques, designers and vendors while making a positive impact in the community. some will go toward the leah still foundation with families dealing with pediatric cancer. >>> car enthusiast were over drive for the the philadelphia annual auto show. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh cruises around the philadelphia convention center and gives us the high lights. >> reporter: like a new car roaring to life, day one of the philadelphia auto show launched full throttle on saturday. >> i'm a ford man. >> i'm a jaguar. >> reporter: eye candy is plenty. thomas green visits each year to see fancy cars, that i will get when i win the lottery. >> reporter: from the exotic cars, convertible. >> we have over 700,000 square feet, 700 vehicles. >> reporter: is there something here for everyone, and i do mean for everyone. all o

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mr. miller. >> thank you, mr. miller. >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> >> next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> hi hello hello. >> i've never spoken before but the anger i'm witnessed the angry i've reiterated i widow and the lack i have humanity i've witnessed coming from the city officials from the police and in terms of this murder that considered you've worked in public health and the second i saw the shooting of mario woods this was not appropriate for anyone chief suhr to say immediately that it was appropriate is not okay and so - i feel along where the mario woods coalition an independent investigation it is clear the handing of the department has not been okay i do not feel safe i don't want feel with the intamentsz that the police are a viable resources in any city that also when people kill someone else's they should be charged with murder and cops should be no expectation we're going to have boo body cameras on every cop when that occurs people need to be account for their actions i care about people that have b

mr. birnbaum, so miss miller adequately points out, and she's talking about making sure that there's viability. so mr. kelly has on page nine of his report, and i'm sure you dissected it as well as i did, but so page nine he's got the rating agencies. if you took the time to watch the movie "the big short" you see -- and if you watched the circumstances play out, the financial industry had all the rating agencies and frankly they were rigging the game, the triple as were triple "a" at all and some people made a whole lot of money by saying they're going to fail and they did. so if we were to look at the soundness of the ratings that the best ratings i think mr. kelly referred to, in your experience would that tell us that those ratings are going to be adequate? are they -- is that game cooked, too? we just haven't found it out yet? >> please open your microphone. >> first, no, it's not adequate. if you look at the way state insurance regulation deals with admitted carriers, there's extensive oversight of the financial condition of admitted carriers. which is far more extensive than over surplu

mr. rodney miller. >> the group is no stranger to central florida. every four years they come to orlando to perform at disney world. this is the pride of the clinton, ohio. the redskins marching band. the florida restaurant and lodging association is delivering the treats with another great float. the frla is florida's premier hospitality trade association. this fishy float represents the fact that florida ranks among the top 12 u.s. states for fresh seafood production. >> did you know that florida fishermen catch 84% of the nation's supply of grouper, mullet, stone crab, pink shrimp, spiney lobsters and spanish mackerel? the frla works with visit florida, which is a public private partnership that was established 20 years ago to be the official tourism marketing arm for florida. the goal is to make florida the the world. >> visit florida wants to help folks relax and refresh in the sunshine state. the frla and visit florida are driving tourism in our state. >> let's take a quick florida vacation break with our friends lodging association. >> ladies

mr. miller. >> thank you, mr. miller. >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> >> next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> hi hello hello. >> i've never spoken before but the anger i'm witnessed the angry i've reiterated i widow and the lack i have humanity i've witnessed coming from the city officials from the police and in terms of this murder that considered you've worked in public health and the second i saw the shooting of mario woods this was not appropriate for anyone chief suhr to say immediately that it was appropriate is not okay and so - i feel along where the mario woods coalition an independent investigation it is clear the handing of the department has not been okay i do not feel safe i don't want feel with the intamentsz that the police are a viable resources in any city that also when people kill someone else's they should be charged with murder and cops should be no expectation we're going to have boo body cameras on every cop when that occurs people need to be account for their actions i care about people that have b

mr. montgomery serving an unconstitutional sentence. is miller retroactive to address the fact that he is serving an unconstitutional sentence. >> how do you deal with mr. bernstein's point that your client would be worse off if you are correct, that is, if the question comes up on federal habeas, then the federal court decides it without any edka problem. if the state court goes first then the federal review is truncated. >> that would be my understanding, your honor, that, while mr. -- while henry -- while jurisdiction in this court does not depend on what has occurred so far, it depends on what this court does decide. again, whether he can go to federal court or this court doesn't affect the jurisdiction that i believe this court has today. and the question is -- >> but in -- how do you answer the argument -- all right. suppose you're right. but your victory is going to leave your client in a worse position because, when he gets to the federal court, he will be saddled with edba. >> not if this court rules it has jurisdiction and it would be r

mr. miller. >> thank you, mr. miller. >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> >> next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> hi hello hello. >> i've never spoken before but the anger i'm witnessed the angry i've reiterated i widow and the lack i have humanity i've witnessed coming from the city officials from the police and in terms of this murder that considered you've worked in public health and the second i saw the shooting of mario woods this was not appropriate for anyone chief suhr to say immediately that it was appropriate is not okay and so - i feel along where the mario woods coalition an independent investigation it is clear the handing of the department has not been okay i do not feel safe i don't want feel with the intamentsz that the police are a viable resources in any city that also when people kill someone else's they should be charged with murder and cops should be no expectation we're going to have boo body cameras on every cop when that occurs people need to be account for their actions i care about people that have b

miller, mr. bradshaw and mr. kelley actually address a point that mr. birnbaum is making, which i think is a pretty interesting and good point, and that is that there is this impediment to private insurance offering flood coverage based on just the simple fact that they have to compete with the subs sdised rates of the nip. even if 2901 does move us in the right direction in these areas what do we fundamentally do -- what do we do about this fundamental problem? about the competition with subsidized rates? >> i think that's a challenge. and i think in terms of the, the future of nfip, at the neic we will be embarking this year, i know the reauthorization is coming up next year and it sounds like there's a lot of interest in talking about ways to modify that program. we've not had conversations at potential recommendations for changes to that program, but i'm -- it was just announced that i'm chair of the property and casualty neic committee and i can tell you this is on our agenda this year. we're going to look at this and putting together kind of our r

mr. miller in the mayor's office to land even our special accentuate assistant and everyone that put 7, 8, 9 and effort into making in effort well run event thank you i'd like to announce that past friday the elementary school and honor assembly we are visit we the treasurer san francisco jose cisneros where we awarded students of the most with $10 deposit into the kindergarten to college the k two college was by the financial empowerment the funded program all go students chosen as students of most about get a certificate and $10 i'm proud to announce that week w is inclusive schools week in the san francisco unified school district we're proud to be strong partners from the r in the weeks activity for school districts celebrating practices for all students the theme is sharing our gift in inclusive schools yesterday morning we kicked off inclusive schools at the steps of city hall our stakeholders were joined by supervisor yee and supervisor wiener along with what the commissioners norton and medicare's commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell that heard our students speak about the practices in

mr. miller in the mayor's office to land even our special accentuate assistant and everyone that put 7, 8, 9 and effort into making in effort well run event thank you i'd like to announce that past friday the elementary school and honor assembly we are visit we the treasurer san francisco jose cisneros where we awarded students of the most with $10 deposit into the kindergarten to college the k two college was by the financial empowerment the funded program all go students chosen as students of most about get a certificate and $10 i'm proud to announce that week w is inclusive schools week in the san francisco unified school district we're proud to be strong partners from the r in the weeks activity for school districts celebrating practices for all students the theme is sharing our gift in inclusive schools yesterday morning we kicked off inclusive schools at the steps of city hall our stakeholders were joined by supervisor yee and supervisor wiener along with what the commissioners norton and medicare's commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell that heard our students speak about the practices in

mr. clyde miller and mr. oscar james. [ inaudible ] >> okay. mr. james. >> thank you. james, native resident of bayview-hunters point. i was living on navy road when i was born. so this is a particular heartwarming project for me. i really like what is taking place, but i have a problem with two things. one with the trees. i would like for those trees coming into the shipyard to be palm trees like they have in dolores park and around the embarcadero. i would also like the trees to be around the housing to be trees that don't drop leaves during the winter. and also, when they plant those trees, put those pipes down with the holes in it, where they have been watered the roots don't stay up on top under the bottom of the concrete sidewalks, where they expand and start breaking the sidewalks. put them in, like you would in the rich areas. put them where you have the proper drainage, so people don't come out and stumble over those sidewalks on that. i really like what they are doing. i really love those benches. and any other benches that they put in that area, put some woo

miller, mr. branch are, mr. kelley, what do address that issue? >> i be happy to. i think the issue of cherry-picking is a concern and something that we would recommend we monitor going forward. right now as i've said, this market is very small. there's too little data i think at this point in the market is going to react going forward. from our perspective if this bill were enacted sooner rather than later i think it would give us a chance to get more data and observe how this market is going to perform going forward. i think it does a couple things. one, it gives us and all of us would look at the nfip program, it will give us more information to inform potential changes to the program but also from state regulators perspective if we had more data it will help us as we look forward and think about ways we might do to change our regulation to address this evolving market. i think from our perspective i wouldn't want concerns about cherry-picking to get in the wake of us providing more options for consumers in this market. >> and i think back to that 1% category of

mr. clyde miller and mr. oscar james. [ inaudible ] >> okay. mr. james. >> thank you. james, native resident of bayview-hunters point. i was living on navy road when i was born. so this is a particular heartwarming project for me. i really like what is taking place, but i have a problem with two things. one with the trees. i would like for those trees coming into the shipyard to be palm trees like they have in dolores park and around the embarcadero. i would also like the trees to be around the housing to be trees that don't drop leaves during the winter. and also, when they plant those trees, put those pipes down with the holes in it, where they have been watered the roots don't stay up on top under the bottom of the concrete sidewalks, where they expand and start breaking the sidewalks. put them in, like you would in the rich areas. put them where you have the proper drainage, so people don't come out and stumble over those sidewalks on that. i really like what they are doing. i really love those benches. and any other benches that they put in that area, put some woo

mr. clyde miller and mr. oscar james. [ inaudible ] >> okay. mr. james. >> thank you. james, native resident of bayview-hunters point. i was living on navy road when i was born. so this is a particular heartwarming project for me. i really like what is taking place, but i have a problem with two things. one with the trees. i would like for those trees coming into the shipyard to be palm trees like they have in dolores park and around the embarcadero. i would also like the trees to be around the housing to be trees that don't drop leaves during the winter. and also, when they plant those trees, put those pipes down with the holes in it, where they have been watered the roots don't stay up on top under the bottom of the concrete sidewalks, where they expand and start breaking the sidewalks. put them in, like you would in the rich areas. put them where you have the proper drainage, so people don't come out and stumble over those sidewalks on that. i really like what they are doing. i really love those benches. and any other benches that they put in that area, put some woo

mr. chairman, chairman miller, ranking member brown, and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the recent department of veterans affairs office of inspector general and government accountability office reports dated september 14 and september 15th, 2015, respectively. also, chairman, thank you for recognizing those who have accompanied me today. the veterans benefits management system or vbms is a web-based application primarily used by veterans benefits administration employees to process disability claims. vbms has supported more than 30,000 -- yes, 30,000 unique users including those from the veterans health administration and our veterans service organization partners. vbms has a customized view of the electronic folder support appeals processing at the board of veterans appeals also. vbms enables us to receive service treatment records electronically from the department of defense which is something we couldn't do before vbms. historically vba claims processors used a paper intensive process to deliver disability benefits to americans veterans at the end of fisc

navy secretary ray davis requested a detailed plan for marine commandant general robert e miller now according to mrs memo the plan is due next friday and will be implemented by april first new this morning the pentagon will review more than one thousand medals issued since the september eleven terror attacks a possible upgrade to the medal of honor defense secretary ash carter ordered the sweeping review is the study of military decorations to ensure the award system rather appropriately recognizes the service and sacrifices of service members and new this morning a new bankrate report reveals more than sixty percent of americans do not have enough savings to pay for unexpected expenses that include something like a five hundred dollars car repair or one thousand dollar emergency room visit us for coming back when money gets tight americans are most likely to forgo eating out followed by reducing spending on cable or satellite tv and new this morning here's news everybody is waiting for lottery officials say guess what no one won the jackpot in last night's drawing for five hundred million dollars p

i would like to introduce dawn miller representing hawk engineer and mrs. barbara moy who is taken the lead at the department of public works infrastructure taskforce. so, we are available to answer any questions. >> thank you. do we have speaker cards? >> i have ace washington but not sure-- >> he went down stairs. he may return. >> is there anyone else that would like to speak on this item? >> no. questions commissioners? commissioner mand har. >> have we worked with hawk engineer before? >> yes they support the mission bay project and hunters view and have a limited contract with ocii that is-takes us through the end of the year. >> okay, thank you. i just wanted to see. >> who is the third ags and recognize the name. what is the name of the third competitor? >> [inaudible] they are a engineer firm in santa rosa. they are more interesced in work in san francisco and they have been doing engineering work for mission day development group. >> okay. 3 good competitors. i don't have any questions. happy to hear a motion. commissioner mondejar make as motion.

i would like to introduce dawn miller representing hawk engineer and mrs. barbara moy who is taken the lead at the department of public works infrastructure taskforce. so, we are available to answer any questions. >> thank you. do we have speaker cards? >> i have ace washington but not sure-- >> he went down stairs. he may return. >> is there anyone else that would like to speak on this item? >> no. questions commissioners? commissioner mand har. >> have we worked with hawk engineer before? >> yes they support the mission bay project and hunters view and have a limited contract with ocii that is-takes us through the end of the year. >> okay, thank you. i just wanted to see. >> who is the third ags and recognize the name. what is the name of the third competitor? >> [inaudible] they are a engineer firm in santa rosa. they are more interesced in work in san francisco and they have been doing engineering work for mission day development group. >> okay. 3 good competitors. i don't have any questions. happy to hear a motion. commissioner mondejar make as motion.

i would like to introduce dawn miller representing hawk engineer and mrs. barbara moy who is taken the lead at the department of public works infrastructure taskforce. so, we are available to answer any questions. >> thank you. do we have speaker cards? >> i have ace washington but not sure-- >> he went down stairs. he may return. >> is there anyone else that would like to speak on this item? >> no. questions commissioners? commissioner mand har. >> have we worked with hawk engineer before? >> yes they support the mission bay project and hunters view and have a limited contract with ocii that is-takes us through the end of the year. >> okay, thank you. i just wanted to see. >> who is the third ags and recognize the name. what is the name of the third competitor? >> [inaudible] they are a engineer firm in santa rosa. they are more interesced in work in san francisco and they have been doing engineering work for mission day development group. >> okay. 3 good competitors. i don't have any questions. happy to hear a motion. commissioner mondejar make as motion.

mr. gray. >> ross stays put, rory takes off running in one direction, gray in another. bike officers garret miller and edward niro pursue gray. >> he ran through. after he had been cuffed, they cut him off right there. that was the last i seen that boy move. >> the officers, you know, went after him. one of them pulled out their taser and told him taser, taser, at which point freddie stopped. >> the chase lasts less than a minute. >> at 8:40 and 12 seconds, a unit states, we've got one. >> rory escapes inside a nearby building while gray willingly submits to police. >> he was running. he stopped and walked towards them. as he was walking towards them, they proceed to just throw him on the ground. >> he's laying on his back. they flipped him over and put both knees on his back. >> miller and niro then search him. they find a small blue pocket knife and place gray under arrest. >> he was screaming to let everybody know he was in pain and that he couldn't breathe. and they just didn't seem to care. >> that boy was hollering so bad. he was in so much pain. and everybody was hollering, call the ambulan

mr. b. has done is fund this entire trip for his entire organization. this time that includes the injured players. in superbowl 48, guys like von miller, chris harris, derek wolf had to come late. at the end of the week. everything is already done with and over with. and you know, i'm a team guy. i like being afternoon my guys. i really didn't ... it was tough. that process being without my teammates and being here. probably was the toughest thing out of everything. >> a former colorado high school and college star is the unlikeliest bronco headed to the superbowl. aaron matas has that story. >> reporter: he was one of 77,000. >> section 100. row 38. >> reporter: cheering off his team that won the afc championship. >> getting super into it. >> reporter: an then, they literally were his team. >> next day ... i'm driving over here and signing a contract. >> reporter: nick costa went from cheering section to the practice squad. he was brought in to mimic tight end greg olsen for denver's defense. >> i just want to do everything i can to help. done a lot by themselves. i respect every one of them for that. i just done want to get in the w

mr. b. has done is fund this entire trip for his entire organization. this time that includes the injured players. in superbowl 48, guys like von miller, chris harris, derek wolf had to come late. >> leave on thursday. at the end of the week. everything is already done with and over with. and you know, i'm a team guy. i like being afternoon my guys. i really didn't ... it was tough. that process being without my teammates and being here. probably was the toughest thing out of everything. >> a former colorado high school and college star is the unlikeliest bronco headed to the superbowl. aaron matas has that story. >> reporter: he was one of 77,000. >> section 100. row 38. >> reporter: cheering off his team that won the afc championship. >> getting super into it. >> reporter: an then, they literally were his team. i'm driving over here and signing a contract. >> reporter: nick costa went from cheering section to the practice squad. he was brought in to mimic tight end greg olsen for denver's defense. >> i just want to do everything i can to help. and i know they have already done a lot by themselves. i respect every one of them for tha

mr. obama is right, america is under attack. take this small town, for example, they have an official seal that represented this village for over 100 years. now american indian activist ben millernts it taken down just because it hurts his feelings! >> look at the seal, makes us feel really uncomfortable when all we want to do is progress and move forward. >> jessica: haven't you done enough? you already made the red skins change their logo. >> no, they aren't even thinking about it. >> jessica: you didn't make them change the logo? >> no. >> jessica: you should get to work on that because that is so (bleep) up. >> we're working on it. >> jessica: no way a seal could be more offensive than this. let's just see it. ♪ is that pioneer choking that native american dude to death or do i have something crazy in my eye? >> this is the official seal of whitesboro, new york. >> jessica: whitesboro? that's right, i guess if you're going to have a racist seal, why not have it here in the deep south of upstate new york. whitesboro's white mayor, whitey whiterson. i mean, patrick o'connor. >> the seal is absolutely not racist. >> jessica: thank god because looks like that white man was tota

miller class. i don't think pennsylvania resolved it yet favorably for the defendants. >> thank you, counsel. >> mr. duncan. >> mr. chief justice. may it please the court. i was going to begin by saying i would proceed directly to the merits but i gather from the drift of the argument the court has serious questions about jurisdiction so i'd like to briefly begin there. we are in an odd position with respect to jurisdiction. we won below and would win in the fifth circuit on habeas which found miller was not retroactive. we believe this is a straightforward case not -- justice kagan it is not a standard michigan v. long case. it's an interwoven case. the state court took teague lock, stock and barrel. no doubt, justice scalia, in the previous louisiana supreme court opinions that the state said we are voluntarily adopting teague, there is no doubt about that. we think the question is whether that raises the question of an advisory opinion from this court. why do we say it doesn't? because in cases like coleman v thompson, the court said where the federal law holding is integral to the state court's

, thank you for -- >> chairman miller, thank you for allowing us -- as indicated, i am a company by mrchael bowman. v.a. continues to face challenges in developing the i.t. systems it needs to support its current systems and goals. have -- our2007, we audits in recent years have shown that i can system -- i.t. system development is a high risk challenge. despite some advances, our reports indicate the programs are still often susceptible to cost overruns, schedule slippages, performance problems and in some cases, complete failure. in february 2013, we issued a report evaluating whether the a would support sufficient testing. however, we did note the system had not been fully developed to process claims from the initial application to benefit delivery. as of today, some instances, that still the case. in our september 2015 follow-up support -- follow-up report, we focused on whether the a has improved its schedule, cost and performance to support vbms developments. noted the a had stayed on schedule. since september 2009, total estimated program costs have increased significantly from

mr. huckabee." jacob: "we're getting a little easier now." van houten: "hillary clinton." jacob: "and this is not a duplicate of hillary clinton, who is this?" van houten: "that is adele! (laughs)" jacob: "this one?" miller: "mike hucakbee." jacob: "this one?" van houten: "jed bush? jeb bush." chambers: "i know him too. i've met him (laughs). there's carly." chambers: "mike what's his name?" shraves: "does it start with a 'k'?" "that's not kasich, is it?" jacob: "no." chambers: "it's, uh....graham. (laughs)" jack: local 5 news is headquarters and we have you covered on caucus night. we'll start at 6:30pm with a special edition of this week in iowa. join political analyst dr. steffen schmidt and our state wide political team for as they bring insight to the issues and the candidates. we'll continue with live coverage all night long until the caucus winners are announced. jack: and with all the candidates fighting for your support, the airwaves are flooded by political ads. you just can't get away from them. 70 million dollars has been spent on campaign ads so far. stephanie: jeb bush's super pac has spent the most with 15 million dollars in ads. next is marco rubio's campaign, his super pac and an outside

miller, the chairman of our veterans affairs committee in the house and senator jon tester introduced legislation remembering our special forces, the first special service force. thank you. thank you, mrg us all together. it is fitting we are gathered here in emancipation hall because the heroes we honor today helped win the fight to free the world of tyranny. for generations our northern neighbor has been vital as a trusted ally and friend to our country. the first special service force made up of men from both the united states and canada continue that tradition. canadians and u.s. citizens, men who made their living laboring as lumberjacks and trappers, mountaineers and miners, answer the call to serve and change the course of the war. two great democracies came together to help defeat the axis. together they trained for stealth combat in arctic conditions. together they sacrificed personal safety to save the world. i take special pride in recognizing that the leader of this elite unit, a man of courage, conviction and character, was a proud son of san francisco who returned to his beloved california after the war, the late major general robert t. frederick. [ applause ] undaunted