right now, mr. owens, 30 seconds for rebuttal. >> i don't think it's an attack to point out differences on issues. i have high respect for my opponent, anyone who would throw their hat in the ring, i have high respect. but i do feel it incumbent on me to point out differences on issues. some of these are extreme issues that i think do not reflect utah values. on immigration, this is congressional dysfunction. community, civic and religious leaders are calling for reform. congress can't get itself together to do it. we need to return that control to sensible people who women work on a bipartisan basis. >> i promised an opportunity to return to a theme you'd each addressed in your own comment the affordable care act. 2,100 pages of existing controversy in some people's opinion. with that said, give me a specific element of the affordable care act the you take issue with. if you find a part that is worthy of praise can you identify the upside of the affordable care act assuming that you can? i'm going to giv

>> mr. owens>> i favor local control. we know how to educate our children here in utah. it's a fact question whether or not no child left behind is a national standard or a state standard. the attorney general recently reported the results of his investigation and found that it was a locally agreed to standard, not a federally imposed standard. i do not oppose the common core although if it was a federally imposed standard i would oppose that. i think here in utah we can educate our own children. >> our next question takes us to foreign policy. it's a virtual certainty that the new congress in january will find itself dealing with threats by forces of the islamic state referred to as isis or isil. already there are misgivings about the effectiveness of an air campaign to control isis' territorial ambitions. if seated in the next congress, what are the criteria you will need to support adding ground troops to our u.s. and allied strategy? >> we need to make sure that our borders are safe and that w

mr. owens. >> thanks to the debate commission and thanks to my opponent. it's nice to be here on the university of utah campus, where i went to school. i'm doug owens. i'm a proud father of four, married to my wife of 26 years. but she's got the whole gang here in the room tonight. i am a sixth generation resident for ah and been a attorney my entire professional career. some years ago when our boys were 5, 3 and 1, i took years off to stay at home while my wife finished her residency in pediatrics. i love utah. i love the history. i love the people and the gee oggra if i and i want to make a difference for all of us. the most important issues that i want to work on in this campaign are helping hard-working middle-class families who are being squeezed. helping to improve the quality of life and getting congress back to work again to find commonsense solutions. utah deserves a representative who will go to washington and remember where they came from and who they represent, not somebody who will go and represent another ideology or vote a party line. i will

i'm going to give you -- mr. owens, the first opportunity to explain your stance. it is lamentable we had a major piece of legislation that rushed through congress on a one-party basis. with a bipartisan effort. we did not get the benefit of both parties. it is a futile effort to continue to call for the repeal of obamacare. that is not realistic. the debate and actually moved the ball backward on getting reform and places we need. i do not like tying the provision of health insurance to employment. i think that is a mistake. they cut and 40 hours to not have to meet the mandate. another thing hits utah unusually hard, the tax on sales of medical devices. we have the medical devices industry in utah. i'm upset that harry reid would refute that amendment to that provision out of tax reform legislation. i would like to see that repealed. there are some things that we , that parents can keep their children on their insurance policies, pre-existing conditions. ite of these solutions, seems obvious. let's keep the parts we like and work at what we don't like on a bipart

sacramento county district attorney january -- alongside da scott owens, and both county sheriffs, spoke about the list of charges against the duo. >> mr. march kez is charged with two counts of murder for the shooting death of sacramento county sheriffs deputy daniel oliver, and county sheriff's detective michael davis. >>reporter: mon roy, however, only faces the death of detective daf vis. but the two also faced knew charges added today, including the attempted murder of two additional deputies and the carjacking of another woman. marquez also faces new charge of allegedly taking a county sheriff's car and one of their 12 gauge shotguns. but when asked for details on those crimes. >> we have an ethical obligation not to talk about the facts, the circumstances or the evidence in this case. >>reporter: did go on to say this. >> those aren't necessarily the only charges we have on going investigations in the variety of aspect. >>reporter: there is still some question regarding marquez's real name. he was actually enri kaye -- fingerprint tests are pending. one thing is for sure, says sheriff scott jones, the two will be moved out of th

2014 plan i think is where we should have been the future and i join congressman owen and supporting the plan. >> moderator: mrcello. funicello: i don't have a scientific opinion on addressing the water levels but i believe we need to respect the opinion of the people that live and work in the region. there's a similar issue going on in the northern part of the district with a rooftop highway. there are a number of federal ideas that become state ideas. he began to use public money to participate in what can often become a boondoggle. because this is an environmental issue on top of everything else we interject the idea of science. it's not whether the rooftop highway is a good idea or not. we are talking about the erosion of soil. we are talking about farmland and where people are living and this is a catastrophic issue. the point is why would we leave it to the federal government to decide? funding should come from the federal government but the regional representation should be the ones to decide what the answers to the problem, not congress. >> moderator: mr. woolf. woolf: the common ground of alliance was

dave owens, no relation, live at at&t stadium down in dallas, dave, who is going to be the starting quarterback for the washington team, my friend? >> reporter: it's going to be colt mccoy tonight, mr. derek. i'll tell you, when you talk about the things that have been going on with this football team the past week, a lot of gamesmanship. jay gruden has been saying it might be rg3. it might not be rg3. he's been warming up on the field behind me, but he's been throwing to a lot of the athletic trainers, not to any wide receivers. the official injury report comes out about now and normally they hand it to us. it has not gotten here yet. when you talk to people on the inside, they'll tell you he is not going to play here tonight. this was rg3, though, down on the field in his tight uniform as he likes to do before a game, kind of jumping around and letting people know hey, i'm okay, i'm getting close, but he's not throwing to any wide receivers that are going to be in the game. colt mccoy is doing that. he's going to be the starter. jay gruden earlier this week talking about his thought process leading up to this decision. >> he wants to play, but he also knows he has to go through t

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owens, 34 years there. and now his son is an assistant manager. and he talks about how mr. demoulas would start every day by emphasizing what he called our most precious customers. you know, chris sturzo, who will tell you that mr. demoulas always said, we're in the people business first and the grocery business second. mark lemieux talked to him about the time when the founder of the company came into his store the first day it opened. and mark said to him, thank you for trusting me to run one of your stores. and mr. demoulas grabbed him, and he said, mark, remember, it's our store. it's not my store. you know, and we can talk to all these folks because they're in the middle of the room here, along with kevin fioli and tom trainer and mark kettenbach, and one of their vendors, jim fatini, they're all here, because this is what we are about. they have showed that shared prosperity is indeed a reality in this country. we can do this. it's our store. just like it's our economy. it belongs to all of us. it's not functioning unless it works for everyone. and i want you -- i wan

mr. woolf, will you vote for governor cuomo in november? stefanik: no. funicello: oh, god, no. >> moderator: did you vote fur owens in 2012?lf: no, i did not. stefanik: no, i did not. funicello: i wrote in an expletive. >> and should roger goodell step down as nfl commissioner? >> moderator: okay. we hoped to get through more, but we don't have time. it's been a very interesting experience. we're going to go to closing statements, and that begins one minute to remind you, mr. woolf, you first. woolf: thank you for the opportunity to be here. it's an incredible honor to be a candidate for congress in the 21st district. i think we have a lot to be proud of in our district, and we're seeing the seeds of a new economy in so many places. small scale manufacturing in warren county, the ag revival in champlain valley, the cutting edge energy provided for fort drum. i have such faith in the future of our economy in upstate new york. but dysfunction and inaction and partisan extremism in washington have been a major, major block. they have been a stall on our economy, and they have been a paralysis on our progress as a nation. i'm

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