mr. perkins had settled at with the language to keep and bear arms. mr. barton. >> can i work on that language for just a second? can they meet with tony? >> the second amendment of the constitution, is the cleanup or would you like further clarification? >> probably better clarification. >> okay, we will set this aside for one moment and allow the two of you to work. so the district of columbia, section will be satisfied, -- set aside while we work on the language for gr-15, page line, line 19. now what we will do is to move to line 22 of page nine. this is the federal several -- federal civil service. i have no amendments to federal civil service. no amendments or discussion. that is line 22 of page nine through line two of page 10. at 2/28 we will close the section on federal civil service. we now go to the future of space, line three of page 10. down through line 18, the future of space. i have no amendment on this section. in the amendment or discussion? seeing none, we will consider this section presented and closed at 2/28 p.m. americans and the te

mr. perkins in front of me for amending to this section. does everyone have gr15? mr. erkins' amendment is on page 9, line 19. everybody got it? all right mr. perkins, you are recognize are for sixty seconds on the amendment. >> tony from louisiana. thank you, madam chair. as we seen in the recently the d.c. gun control law some of the most strig end in the country do not prevent criminals engaging in violent acts. as a former law enforcement officer and one who is an active supporter of the second amendment citizens should be able to protect themselves and what this amendment would do is insert on page 9, line 19, add these words "also to ensure protection of the fundamental right on the self-defense we call on the city council pass laws scintd with the supreme court decision with the heller and mcdonald cases" that's what the amendment seeks to do since the city has not come in compliance with the supreme court decision. >> the gentleman's motion has been read, explained, and seconded. it is on the screen in front of you. is there discussion or comment? >> madam chair

mr. perkins for not doing that. >> kimberly: he mentioned in the interview, dana, this individual has 15iches along with 50 rounds of ammo. >> bob: at least he wouldn't hungry. sorry. >> dana: on the domestic terrorism charge, whether or not it comes forward, aed looed term -- loaded term. you have to parse it carefully. i assume, as a lawyer, that everybody is thinking about that very carefully before they do anything. remember we talked about the aurora shooting? there have been subsequent shooting in the recent weeks. the question is was there something he said along the way in the lead up to his decision to get the gun and to go to the place? is there something about his mental health that would have been a clue to help us stop this from happening again, whenever it might be? i thought the comments from the lesbian, gay, lgbt community were good saying that they absolutely condemn all violence. they work hard on their issues from their perspective. >> kimberly: a powerful lobbying group. they are a national/international, lesbian gay, bisexual, transgender and some include questionin

mr. perkins, we're glad that everybody is okay, including mr.nson, who as you pointed out is a hero. we will follow up with the southern poverty law center. they usually come on this program. we will follow up on that report. >> thank you, bill. >> bill: directly ahead, megyn kelly on a massive lawsuit involving los angeles police for shooting a muslim 100 times. later, kelsey grammar plays a politician on tv. what does he think of the real guys in power? we're coming right back. >> bill: kelly file segment tonight, massive lawsuit l.a. police department over the shooting of a young muslim man and that weasel julian assange, the head of weeks, granted asylum by ecuador, of all places. here now attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. all right. let's talk about this weasel, and i say that because he puts so many u.s. servicemen in danger by printing all of this stuff that he got on wikileaks is he is in london and they're holding him extradition sweden on some kind of sex beef, all right? >> um-huh. then he finally gets over to the ecuadorian.

mr. perkins, we're glad that everybody is okay, including mr., who as you pointed out is a hero. we will follow up with the southern poverty law center. they usually come on this program. we will follow up on that report. >> thank you, bill. >> bill: directly ahead, megyn kelly on a massive lawsuit involving los angeles police for shooting a muslim 100 times. later, kelsey grammar plays a politician on tv. what does he think of the real guys in power? we're coming right back. [ pilot ] now when you build an aircraft, you want to make sure it goes up and stays up. [ chirp ] with android apps, you get better quality control. so our test flights are less stressful. i've got a lot of paperwork, and time is everything here. that's why i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. [ chirp ] and the fastest push-to-talk nationwide. [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done." [ chirp ] with access to the fastest push to talk, three times the coverage, and android productivity apps. now when you buy one motorola admiral rugged smartphone, for ninety nin

mr. perkins of the family research council. thanks very much, tony. thank you for being with us today.ere you at this meeting, were you aware of this meeting last night? what can you tell us about it? >> there was a private meeting that took place with todd akin, just to talk with him and encourage him and the stand that he's taking. >> and were you at the meeting? >> i was at a later meeting with him. i have spoken to him, and, you know, this is a challenge for him. obviously, you know, it was a biden-ism that he made. it was inexcusable. it was inappropriate. he has acknowledged such. and he's moving on. now, there are some in the republican party that want him to get out. he has made his decision that he's going to stay in. you know, and from my perspective, as i, our organization endorsed him in the primary, we endorsed him based upon the totality of his record. he has been a strong advocate for national defense. a strong advocate for life and for the family and for all americans. and so our position on him and his candidacy has not changed. >> will you come up with enough money to

mr. perkins of louisiana. it is page seven, line 30, the insertion of the words that are reflected on your screen. all in favor will say aye. all opposed will say no. the amendment is adopted. i have no other teammates this section. attaining academic sbrens for all. -- excellence for all. we will allow the record to reflect that at 5:0 2:00 p.m. we completed and closed that section. wr now on page eight, line one. higher education going through line 11. i have no call for amendment. no call for amendments. we will have the record reflect that at 5:0 3:00 p.m. that we closed this section. we move to line 13. addressing rising college costs. no amendments on this section. we will have the report reflect that at 5:4003 we considered and closed this section. we move the line 35 and began consideration of safe neighborhoods. you will see this this goes through the end of the section. this is last amendment we will have. we have two amendments that are proposed. health six and what is the second one? i don't have t

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mr. perkins of louisiana. page seven, line 30.e words that are reflected on your screen. all in favor say "aye." all opposed? the amendment is adopted. i have no other amendments to this section. attending academic excellence for all. -- attaining academic excellence for all. at 5:00 02 p.m., we completed in clothes that section. -- at 5:02 pm, we completed and closed that section. no call for amendments. we will have the record reflect that at 5:03 that we closed this sectino. we move to line 13, addressing rising college costs. no amendments on this section. we will have the record reflect that at 5:03 pm, we considered and closed this section. the move to 934 -- we move to line 34. safe neighborhoods. this goes through the end of this section. this is the last amendment we will have. we have two amendments proposed, health 6 and what is the second one? health 15. okay,. . we will begin on page 9, line 2. the gentle lady from the mexico is recognized for health amendment no. 6. >> thank you, madame chairman. as the wife of a ret

mr. perkins. >> tony perkins from louisiana. the amendment seeks to interject something that is not completely true when we look at the issue of marriage. government extends benefits to marriage because marriage benefits society. the social science as well as the experience of marriage is that it benefits children which in turn benefits society. children who come from marriage do better from -- from intact marriage do better economically, culturally, socially. they do better in their school. this would move us away from a party that recognizes the benefits that marriage extend to a society. historically, marriage has been the cornerstone. we, we dealt with this in the health committee as well, and very clear that this party has stated something in clear contrast to the other party. we recognize nature, we recognize history, that marriage is the union of one man and one woman. this would move the party immensely away from the position that this party has held. >> yep. i think, listen, i think everybody understands this issue. i'd

mr. perkins of louisiana. 87 line 30 the insertion of the words that are reflected on the screen. all in favor will say aye. the amendment is adopted. >> no other amendments to this section pertaining academic excellence for all. we will allow the record to reflect at 5:02:00 p.m. we will inclose that section. we are now on page 8, higher education going through line 11. i have no call for amendments. no call for amendments. we will have the record reflect that 5:03:00 p.m. that we closed this section. we move to line 13 addressing rising college costs. no amendments on this section. we will have the record reflect that at 5:03:00 p.m. we considered and closed this section. we move to line 34 and began consideration of safe neighborhoods. you will see that this goes through the end of the session. this is the last amendment we will have. we have two amendments that are proposed, what is the second one? i don't have that one. 15. all right. i will give you that one. we will begin on page 9, line 2. the gentlelady from new mexico is recognized for health amendment number 6. >> thank

mr. perkins. >> tony perkins from louisiana. the amendment seeks to interject something that is not completely true when we look at the issue of marriage government extends benefits to marriage because marriage benefits society. the social science, as well as the experience of marriage, is that it benefits children, which in turn benefits society. children from an in tact marriage do better economically, culturally, socially, they do better in their school. this would move us away from a party that recognizes the benefits that marriage extend to a society. historically marriage has been the cornerstone. we dealt with this in the health committee as well, and very clear that this party has stated something in clear contrast to the other party. we recognize nature, we recognize history, that marriage is the union of one man and one woman. this would move the party immensely away from the position that this party has held. >> i think -- listen, i think everybody understands this issue. i'd like to call on mr. bopp to ask what was t

people who are here, including brian perkins, bill[goo)ru mclan from surf rider, and the county transportation authority. thank you all very much for being here. thank you, mryor. i went to mention one thing -- as you look in this direction, we chose one location because you're looking at a taste of the future. if you look in the background behind you, you see the results of severe coastal erosion and our intent tos -- attmepts to address that on an emergency basis. ocean beach is the tip of the spear. what is being experienced at ocean beach today is going to be experienced in all coastal communities in the future as climate change and sea level rise sets in. as we continue to do our best to prevent climate change by changing our patterns of behavior and our patterns with the environment, we have to be preparing to adapt to the climate changes that are already locked in. a great deal of change is coming, and one of the first places that expresses itself is on the coast as sea levels rise. k÷d÷e5eocean beach is very impon itself. but it is also very important because it gives us a view of things to come, and we hope that this process has helped us develop t

mr but you have some other big investors. don't be modest. who are the other investors? >> kleiner perkinsinvestors. >> i was going to ask, we've had facebook have its ipo, we've seen instagram sell to facebook for a billion dollars. how do you see it in an investment of your future? >> we keep going long. hopefully we'll get to the market -- if you're not bragging -- are you able to brag about -- is that a brag to say finer perkins is not -- so -- >> he's a what? >> he's a good actor. >> how many people are working at pathway? about 40. >> so my question is the context of what we've seen happen with facebook. why do you want to do that? does this change your view of that any any respect? >> obviously there's some good lessons to be referendum about how to manage the process. >> i was always under the impression marg zuckerberg wanted to -- obviously overtime we developed a system and it's good. can you manage what point you go like will but for us it's to build a long-term company. >> right now you're on i phone and also on and detroit. do you have an opinion? >> we see andrew slightly in