mr. owens: mr.peaker, this is the final amendment to the bill and will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage, as amended. this motion to recommit very simply exempts veterans and active duty service members from reporting requirements of the underlying bill. we celebrated veterans day two days ago with much thanks and praise. now, we propose to punish those very same folks whom we praised. under the guise of transparency, h.r. 982 requires quarterly reports of claims and payouts made out against asbestos trust funds will will provide remedies of victims of asbestos exposure while allowing companies to continue to operate. but a strict set of fraud prevention steps already exists when seeking an asbestos claim. in fact, a 2011 g.a.o. report did not find any evidence of overt fraud during its examination of the asbestos trusts. mr. speaker, 30% of asbestos victims are veterans. let me repeat that. 30% of asbestos victims are vete

mr. owens the uncle. when the uncle asked: why he would do such a thing, owen just shook his head. one but it isood stupid. >> they cannot get enough. thousands of people have watched it. ens is expected to undergo a mental health evaluation and is expected back in court on december 2. >> it is quite the video. key delay for the affordable care act tell you about. hours ago, the white house said an online health insurance marketplace for small businesses will be delayed by one year. the obama administration said it wants to make sure the health care website it's fixed first. the saturdays was to be the target date to have that website working. explain how this is the latest in the series of problems with this new here -- health care law. recount in the close attorney general race. votes make the difference. one thing can make the difference. we explain what that is. recount is set for mid- december and it will happen in each election district across the state. followed by the review and approval of a special recount in richmond. as fairfax county gets ready, the most attention will

good morning, mr. owenrning, thomas. >> you had access to and interviewed many people with close ties to the president. how closely aligned is the public image with the private more intimate views held by the people who really knew him? >> there are similarities, but also some important differences. john kennedy was concerned about how history would portray his administration and some of those such as former pennsylvania senator harris wauford elaborates on those points of the differences between the private and public john f. kennedy. >> what are key notes you discovered in hearing those public stories or prief stories that the public isn't aware of. >> one i thought was very interesting was from charles bartlett. he introduced john to jacqueline. he was a journalist in washington. he commented that on the night before the kennedys left for texas, he had a gut feeling he wanted to talk to his friend one more time. kennedy, he said wasn't concerned about going to texas as much as some reports have indicated

owen. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the tip foundation provides uplifting support for people living with dementia, and for their carers. following his challenge on to mention last year, and head of the g8 summit that he will host in london next month, can my right honorable friend send a message to my constituents about his commitment to achieving real progress on dementia research and tear? >> i'm grateful to my honorable friend for raising this issue. i think for too long in our country people thought of dementia as a natural part of aging rather than what it is which is a disease that we should be fighting with all the energy that we are fighting hard disease and fighting cancer. so as part of the dementia challenge what we dementia challenge what we've said we'll do is double research funding over the lifetime of this government from 26 million to over 66 million a year in 201415. we also wants to increase in diagnosis rates. i think his constituents will welcome those pledges and, obviously, to our chairmanship we