mr. parker, what's your observation? you been chairman of the port authority. you'vebs been in, you and your family have been in the barge business a long time, transportation of water, speak for the water council. how important is the modernization, all of it, highways, the speaking of the port of mobile, to the southeast into the state of alabama? >> senator, it is critical as you could imagine. not only for a balance of trade deficit to open a export products move but keeping our industrial plants competitive modern as they bring materials . you have championed the port of mobile and the deepening project and we know the benefits. as all ports do. deeper drafts mean more open freight rates i applied you and hopefully keep pushing of the direction get that deeper channel. >> on behalf of the truckers association, i think a lot of your remarks have been spot on, but we all, with its rhode island, alabama, new york, california, we are facing the same challenges, are we not? >> absolutely center. mobile, , baltimore, i was just out that new york/new jersey port

mr. parker that we and the state of oklahoma, our best-kept secret is that we. [inaudible] senator cardin. >> senator inhofe, thank you for reminding me how long we've been here. i appreciate that very much. but, we've been friends since we both came to the united states congress in 1987 and i do thank him for his dedication, his willingness to try to find ways to move things forward, particularly with infrastructur infrastructure, he has been one of our great leaders. it is a pleasure to work with you on this subcommittee that deals with infrastructure with members of this committee. to date, the topic is critically important. freight movement, assessing where we are now and where we need to go. this nation was built by the fact that we were able to build up an economy and our infrastructure was critically important for us being able to develop that economic strength that we all are so proud and gives us opportunity too so many people. : : >> mr. chairman over the next 30 years our transportation system that has powered to enable generations of economic growth

you have to do something to stay there and when you have a very well paying job at the level of mr parker and mr reedy and travis tiger and so on they need to do to kind of stay on on top of us into doing a new russia is very useful to keep this one is the thing i would question that i have my mind is ok so russia's bond so long as it was completely banned what next who else would we go after like more of my money would be on nobody because they want to keep beating or sick a piece a new drum say bush is bad russia's bad because it is the only bad one in order to write these are clean in the case you know not for the case that there's a lot of bad guys everywhere. you know it's just it won't change and now with this it will change even for the platinum and putin said the decision against the russian team was politically motivated saying it's wrong to impose collective responsibility and the i.o.c. president has given his assurance that politics played no part in the outcome. the ai you see is politically absolutely neutral we would not allow. any kind of political considerations in. such

you have to do something to stay there and when you have a very well paying job at the level of mr parker and mr reedy and travers target and so on they need to do to kind of to stay on on top of us into doing a new russia is very useful to the one of the thing i would question that i have my mind is ok so russia's bond so long as it was completely beyond what next who else will go after like my my money would be on nobody because they want to keep beating or sickie piece new drum say russia's bad russia's bad because if russia is the only bad one in order at least or clean in the case we don't know for the case that there's a lot of bad guys everywhere. you know it's just it won't change and there with this it will change even further well another i.o.c. investigation looking into individual cases is still ongoing and has already resulted in a lifetime bans from the games for twenty five athletes most of them insist they're innocent and accuse officials of violating their presumption of innocence. the story is a little noise with almost no snorkel but the thing is probably with your peri

you have to do something to stay there and when you have a very well paying job at the level of mr parker and mr reedy and travis tygart and so on they need to do to kind of to stay on top of us and are doing and you know she is very useful to keep this the wanted to take i would question that i have my mind is ok soros has been so long as it was completely beyond what next who else will go after like my my money would be on nobody because they want to keep beating or sick a piece into drum say versus bad russia is bad because it is the only bad one in order i think for clean in the case you know not for the case that there's a lot of bad guys everywhere and you know it's just it won't change and now with this it will change even for the. when claims of state run cheating first emerged there were widespread calls to hit russia hard with many now welcoming the i.o.c. his decision however a number of international athletes have expressed sympathy on twitter claiming the scandal has been politicized. what a sad and complicated situation i feel seek for the clean affected to athletes and full

you have to do something to stay there and when you have a very well paying job at the level of mr parker and mr reedy and travis harbor and so on they need to do it because this is a you know on top of just living with a new russia is very useful to people it's very very unfair in russia under doing this there is of course a political drive behind us. the wanted to question that i have my mind is ok soros has been so long as it was completely beyond what next who else will go after like my my money would go on nobody because they want to keep beating the drums a rush is bad rush is bad because it is the only bad one and i'll do the right things are clean and honest my athletes from are and are clean your athletes nuclear clean so we can sleep well at night thinking are we ok the russians or the bad guys in the case you know enough of the case that there's a lot of blood goes everywhere. you know it won't change and now with this it will change the report of. the world anti-doping agency laid out a roadmap for russia to become compliant after the allegations and moscow took an unprecedent

trading to mr parker chilton reports on the best way to protect yourself against holiday scam artists as we go to break through the numbers closing bell. guys are one more of my guide to financial survival this. is a device used by professional value x. to earn money. that's right these are frauds are simply not accountable and we're just getting more and more to the. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get informed as your. they call me a useful idiot. you called me a useful idiot a useful idiot useful idiots go expressing my opinions on this too since most doing it behind his record is the same strategy we attack persons instead of talking about what's next why stop me from getting this close to the white house i'm with a group code pink why not ban the color pink one hour stretch beyond the right i should be sent to the town because i'm going to try to break me on the wheel but what a long time that this will come since you don't scare me and i'll continue to voice my opinion i'll continue to speak out i'm in good company i'm in good company you'

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mrs. parkert, i love that. >> randy and ralphy they had to either that meat loaf and mashed potatoes but check outsetting here, cherry hill mall, put together their christmas experience and i got to say hi, to john from parker 3-d, where did you come up with the idea and where did you come up with the original stuff. >> well, design team at park are 3-d searched whole country for authentic appliances, we all loved movies. one of my guys was on the set in higbeeness cleveland. >> the kitchen has the exact dishwasher, refrigerator, the stove. >> it had to be exactly the way you remembered it from the movie because people feel like they are on the set when they are here. they are taking selfies in front of everything. >> after he eats meat loaf, mash potato door bell rings and we have the leg lamp here, christmas tree, right at the bottom of the steps, take a look at the pictures up the steps. exactly like they were, in the movie. now come on around here because obviously this is where kid can come,

mr. parker we were not aware of the big resources bill.hen you talk about the importance we don't want to get into that situation. >> thank you.. it is important to stay ahead of the curve with the chief reports. and then to adapt ages just stop playing behind the curve. >> with that safety issue that is when it goes under the body of a large truck. accidents happen because most they go straight to the windows and those that have injuries including decapitation. they are fatal so this past summer for individuals were killed and then but now they can no longer slide under the truck during an accident are you aware the ntsb has recommended rear guards and are you aware the highway and thengu to be referring for serious injury or death for highway safety performance is at 40 miles per hour? >> and to provide an exemption it makes it easier to advocate the measure. >> this is what we should push forward. >> and 40000 per year and ask that you press on the dot to speed up that analysis with the added weight talking 80000 pounds to solve the saf

at the same time, i realize, and stan parker and tom souls who is his platoon mate, how weird it is to be in this village and meeting this fellow named mr. sin. the words that come out of our trains late tore's mouth next surprise stan parker and tom souls. he says he was here. here, when, stan wants to know. the translator on says a few more words in vietnamese, begins to speak in english and stops and returns to t mr. sin and vietnamese and body language, saying, are you sure? mr. sin nods yes. he was here february 1968 in the big battle with the american soldiers. hold on a minute, stan says. he is saying he was here against us? standpointed to the ground holding the military grid map he is carrying on the trip as we plot our movements. here? yes, says ahn. stan still doesn't believe mr. sin was here. he also looks like he was about toe cry. he looks so happy and sad at the same time. he looks like he doesn't know what to think about himself, his life or anything. he asks if he remembers the shoot-down. ask him if he remember as helicopter getting shot down? mr. sin says yes, vigorously. he adds about 3:00 in the afternoon. s stan, s

parker al-jazeera london. and mr international has released a report on human rights abuses in the days after the honduran presidential election the organization says the honduran government used dangerous and illegal tactics against protesters during last month's election fourteen people were killed during the largely peaceful demonstrations most of them by gunshot wounds well our reporter. was in honduras in the days after the election. the time that we spent in honduras we didn't have any issues dealing with the military or with the police department and we didn't witness any violence from protesters in fact the vast majority of demonstrations that we saw were quite peaceful but that report that was issued by amnesty international today does shine a light on a number of quote human rights violations they cite violence against peaceful demonstrators by way of the military and by way of the police reporting were teen people dead most of them by gunshot wounds either by the military or by the police the report also c

mr. crocket. >> robert, eileen and then donna parker. >> could i have the overhead projector?> put your item there. sfgov tv will transmit. >> there it is. your time is running. >> i thought you could wait -- you know, unfortunately san francisco dropped the ball on jurisdiction on t.n.c.s. they have the opportunity when christine hyachi was in charge of the taxi division and you dropped it. you now have a new opportunity. but you've really got to work on it in cooperation with the supervisors. about six months ago, i went to a meeting and supervisor peskin, who is in charge of this san francisco county transportation board, has got a series of statistics on t.n.c.s which conclusively, as far as we can tell, proves that these t.n.c.s are operating exclusively as taxis. something like 70% of all the ridesic up and drop off in san francisco, especially if you include the airport. it could even be higher because it is very difficult to get these statistics. and i suggest you work with the supervisors to do something about this. otherwise all the money you spend on roads and every

mr. gilberty, next speaker, please. >> brenda peralta, grant and then deparker. -- dee parker. >> i'm brenda peralta, i have been in the sunset over 50 years and i'm in favor of keeping the 44th avenue stop. so i'm just going to say, i'm not going to give you an exact number but i'm in my 60's so i don't have apps, i'm not that i.t. savvy. but i'm still trained, sort of mid block between santiago and taraval, if i hear that streetcar turning the stop, i try to run and go there. go to 44th and taraval. if i'm at 44th and i see a streetcar, i can't be running, you know, two blocks up or two blocks down. if i am doing that, you know, being that our human nature. i'm looking out for myself, i may not see a car coming up or down. i might come close to being hit. that would be my own fault. but the point is, just trying to make those extra blocks, trying to still get to work on time, you know, that's very difficult. people have mentioned the education part, if you do make some changes. i know i was just driving, let's see, i was going towards the beach. i saw the no left-hand turn sign on taraval, i said man when did that co

mr speaker, i have discussed these reviews at length with david anderson and secondly, with david anderson and secondly, with andrew parker their senior teams. i am gratefulfor their work and i am confident they have asked the right questions and drawn the right conclusions. i am clear, as are they, the implementation of the recommendations is crucial. mr speaker, there will be those who seek to apportion blame for the attacks. we should be united in our clarity that it lies squarely with those cowardly acts killed 36 innocent people this year and those who encourage them. at the same time, we must learn all we can from these attacks and make sure our overall counterterrorism response is equal to the shift we have seen in the threat. mr speaker, i want to turn briefly to next steps. bringing those responsible to justice is our priority. we must not do anything that jeopardises priority. we must not do anything thatjeopardises criminal prosecutions, which are being pursued in relation to manchester and finsbury park. the coroner's investigations will probe the matter further and independently accessed the circumstances of

mcdonald, ann marie rphy, emily parker, jack pinto, noah possiblener, kravetti, jessica, half yeoh richmond, lauren rousseau, sota, e lock, victoria wyatt. wheeler, alison mr. speaker, we can and we must do better in this great country and do better for all those who have been taken from us. we must do better by taking action in this, the people's house. the people are watching. the people are waiting and they do serve us to do our best. and not to honor only with words of silence and prayers, important as thoser but to honor even more importantly by taking action to save future lives. again my thanks and admiration, robin to you, representative kelly for her exrired leadership and persistence. i thank you and yield back. ms. kelly: i thank you for your words and commitment and voice in making those 26 lives will never be forgot quen. we have been reading names for nearly half an hour and we have stacks and stacks of names, the names of americans that have been taken by gun violence. the list of names exow grows and grows. children are murdered in their kindergarten classroom, mothers and children are killed in cracker barrel parking lots. a smart and tale

clerk: environmental protection agency, susan parker bodine of maryland to be assistant administrator. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to speak about the confirmation of susan bodine to lead the environmental protection agency's office of enforcement and compliance assurance. for those who may not know, that's a big job. this is an incredibly important job. the e.p.a.'s enforcement office protects the health of our citizens and environment by ensuring everyone is playing by the same rules. when bad actors don't follow the rules that we have put in place to maintain a clean and healthy environment for all americans, it is e.p.a.'s enforcement office that holds them accountable. in the past the actions taken by this office at e.p.a. have led to reductions in toxic air pollution as well as to the cleanup of contaminated land and waterways across our country. in fact, last year alone, e.p.a.'s enforcement work required companies to invest some $13.7 billion. i'm say that again. $13.7 billion in similar cleanup efforts. i said from time to time and also from t