mr. pool. in the state of nebraska -- thank you -- i hear it now. in the state of nebraska, what federal lands did the original route take? or the original route go through any federal lands? >> yes, congressman. there was small piece of land administered by bor, bureau of rec la mashgs the canal area that was south dakota, wasn't it? >> no. this is nebraska. >> okay. >> yeah. and so -- >> all right. my time is up. i'm sorry. i'll have to -- i'll submit that one for the record to get back to me on it. >> will do. >> at this time i recognize the gentleman from michigan mr. dingell for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, i thank you for your courtesy. i'd like to make a couple quick observations. in 1970, scoop jackson and i wrote the national environmental policy act. it was to depoliticize the approval of projects and to see to it that we had the information we needed when we were going into those kinds of questions. so it required environmental impact statement. that can be speeded up and properly

mr. poole you are now recognized for the purpose of making an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for inviting the department of the interior. the legislation directs the federal energy regulation to approve the pipeline project. the department has concerns with several provisions of the legislation. the proposed $7 billion pipeline project will span more than 1700 miles. an executive order, 1337 all proposed projects that across the border require a presidential permit, including a determination that the cross border pipeline is in the national interest. the state department reviews applications to the presidential permit and consults with eight other agencies. the application was received from the pipeline in september of two -- 2008. it includes 42 miles of scattered parcels of federal land from the blm, blm is a cooperating department to identify pipeline routes across federal lands in montana that would minimize pipeline acts in construction. the final eis was iss

mr. poole from the bureau of land management, and i just find it interesting that how much our government rules and regulations come into play here for so little land. he says in his testimony the total permanent right-of-way of blm-managed public lands for the keystone project would be approximately 50 feet wide and comprise a total of approximately 270 acres. now, let that sink -- i mean, you think about how minor a role the federal government's playing in terms of this land, and yet they've issued their approval, it's my understanding. final biological assessment has been issued and shows no jeopardy under the endangered species act. federal government, blm at least, 270 acres, 50 feet wide. we've got a horrible unemployment problem. it's getting a little better, but, you know, 8.3%'s nothing to brag about. you've got a private sector investment that could create thousands of jobs and a new property tax base payments to local governments throughout that region, and i just think it's time to

mr. mike poole, deputy director of u.s. land management shs department management, department of the interior. we appreciate you both being here and we will ask each of you to give a five-minute opening statement, and at the end of that time, questions asked. i will point out that we have been told that there will be five or six votes on the house floor somewhere around 11:0 0 or so, we will proceed as long as we can and then we will vote and then come back. thank you all for being with us this morning, at this time, ms. smith, i would like to recognize you for five minutes for the purpose of an opening statement and be sure to turn your mike tonight -- microphone on, you are now recognized. >> thank you, i'm chief of the the regulatory program for the u.s. army corp of engineer, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the corp's regulatory authority under section 404 of the clean water act and section ten of the rivers and harbors act related to utility line projects and to discuss our regulatory involvement in the keysto

. >> are reviewing the testimony of mr. pool. i find it interesting how much our rules and regulations come in for so little land. the land would be approximately 50 feet wide and comprise a total of about 270 acres. let that sink in. think about the role the government is playing in this land. the main issue is their approval. final biological assessment shows no jeopardy under the endangered species act. blm has 270 acres 50 feet wide. we have a horrible unemployment problem. 8.3% is nothing to brag about. we have private sector funds that could create thousands of jobs, a new property tax base, i think it is time to get this done. i yield back. >> i recognize the gentleman from illinois for five minutes. >> think you for holding this important hearing -- thank you for holding this important hearing to hear from the stakeholders are not invited to participate in last week's hearing and to shine light on the legislation. this bill is another bite at the apple in the majority's attempt to back door of the obama administration and

perhaps what you did and forgot to tell us about was to burn the british passports you obtained from mrs. poole and miss danny poole but kept your own to convince them you thought it was still safe. then you made travel bookings in the name of the poole family for the same reason. you doctored the swiss passported for danny and her mother and made other arrangements for them. like staying in marseilles, perhaps. >> rose: and here's a trailer for "tinker tailor soldier spy." >> there is a mole right at the top of the british intelligence he's been there for years. >> for the 25 years we've been the only thing standing between moscow and the third world war. >> i'm retiring outside the family. >> i want a place to look into this now. >> i'll do my utmost. >> i know that it is one of these men. all i want if you is one name. tinker. tailor, soldier, spy. >> i need you to do something. i'm going to have to send you into the loy i don't know's den >> what the hell are you doing? >> i have something for you. something big. >> she told me a sese secret. the mother of all secrets. she had information c

mr. pool, thank you for being here. we will recess or about i would say 35 or 40 minutes and then we'll come back and we will begin with panel two, thank you. we are in recess. [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible conversations] >> i will call veering back to order, and before i introduce the witnesses, as we were finishing up with the first panel that was a lot of back and forth about whether not we're going to release the first panel. and in consultations with the majority, a decision was made to release them but i had already told mr. bilbray, before he left, that he could come back and ask some questions. and since they are not here, i am going to recognize mr. bilbray for three minutes to say whatever he wanted to say about the corps of engineers. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. chairman, i appreciate you giving me the time. it is frustrating that you, you know, think you have an agreement, and i think some of these questions are important but i will raise them with the army corp

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mr. secretary, how we need to work together and pool information and expertise. so what we do is we establish a national information sharing organization that is a voluntary, non-government, third-party not for profit organization that stands up an information exchange facility -- an information exchange facilitator. with that members with view the charter and understand what information is shared and what it can't be shared with and make the evaluation of whether this idea embodied in this charter brings value to the enterprise. we're hoping that not only exchanging of information but having member come to the table and say i saw this on the network. i don't know what to do with this. has anyone else seen it. that facilitation will be available and anonymousization will be available. government participation is a key to this bringing in intelligence and governmental operations. beyond just the information exchange we appreciate them having a common picture amongst the most sophisticated of members. bringing together a whole pot of information we won't normally h

pool. >> it did not seem a natural because everybody was friendly. >> she says later she had sex with the president in mrs. kennedy's bedroom sure it she said it continued when she went back to college. the last time she saw him was days before she was -- he was assassinated. >> police are investigating a crash. it happened around 6 across last night. police say an suv struck the other vehicle and the southbound lanes. one woman was killed. three were taken to the hospital. police are looking into if alcohol may have been a factor. prince george's county police officers involved in a shooting have been suspended. police say evidence does not support what the corporal and another officer told them about what happened. taylor told police he fired at ryan outside of a gas station because he thought he was about to take his gun. >> 43 degrees outside. >> coming up, a soccer star stripped down to his underwear for a new ad. you'll be surprised by what he is admitting. >> another check on traffic and weather. [ snoring ] [ male annncer ] for a better-loong tomorrow.w. vicknyquil cold & flu. the nighttime snflin

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mrs. wendorf laying face down between the kitchen and the dining room. >> she was in a pool of blood also.ed like a huge hole in the back of her head, like size of a softball. >> my name is jay cardell. i heard the call go out over the radio. i arrived approximately 12:30 a.m. this was one of the worst scenes that we have seen. ferrell found a tire iron that belonged to mr. wendorf on his work bench. >> when i entered into the house, richard was on the couch. and he was dozing. when i walked in, i walked right past him. i had no intention of harming him at that point. it was only when i returned back to the living area where he laid, i guess my mind just shattered finally. >> the blows were so forceful, blood spatters were found 360 degrees around that living room. we even found tooth fragments on his shirt, where he was struck so hard that it had knocked his teeth out. >> i did not see naomi anywhere in the house at that time. >> mrs. wendorf was showering for the night. she came out of the bathroom, put her robe on and as she comes through the kitchen, she comes toe-to-toe with rod ferre

mrs jury in shooting. staying with winter sports where in. the course crew has won the world cup in the four men competition the russian team led by the pool finished third at the final stage in calgary but that result was enough to talk over old times of the day belonged to germany as a crew of much similar amount of wonder stage the sport eventually second in the final standings team germany two led by one of the shelter finished second on the night and third overall. but some moved to the ice what russia has failed to win the third stage of the euro haka to this swedish games soon to log in as many happy public on the final day of the competition for mail in sunday's other games hosts wouldn't take one reigning world champion to fill in the signs of the election the latest poll there is no milk in the first periods remember the winner of that encounter will win the entire tournament. while the next generation of russia's ice hockey stars have been displaying their talents in an all star battle the amateur showcase put the best of the east against the best of the west and it was the west which came from behind to win its second challenge cup titl

mr. secretary, to work together and pool information and expertise. we establish an organization that is a voluntary, non government, third party, not for profit organization that stands up an information exchange facilitator. within that, members can view the charter, understand the information the shared, not shared, who will and will not be shared with, and make the evaluation of whether this idea in the charter brings value to their enterprise. we are hoping that not only the exchanging of information and having membership come to the table to say -- i just saw this on my network and i do not know what to do with it, that that facilitation and technical assistance will be available. government participation is a key to bringing intelligence to the gang government operation. beyond the information exchange, we anticipate also facilitating a common operating picture amongst these sophisticated members, bringing together a pot of information that they would not only have. those sophisticated members can monetize that and build it back into their prod

local swimming pool should be closed on in order to pay for things that are happening right now in greece we've got the deputy chairman of the deputy commissioner of the european commission mrs crewe only crew she's from holland she's one of the few commissioners who really has a huge how little on the political mood she dropped the bombshell she said we'd like to keep you in the euro but you know while we don't have to keep you in the euro that's incredible it's a seismic move finally in brussels it is being talked to by perhaps it's being whispered or more than shy to but the truth is the european union has finally realized that greece is not going to manage to reform itself or doesn't seem to want to and ultimately that's why we're on the brink and those people who are striking god love them i'm sorry for them but they're losing money out of their pay packets but there is no way that this farce can continue we're greece can be bailed out by the rest of the world that's the simple true. the economics of the martyr unfortunately. quarter past the hour now here in the russian capital or the first anniversary of the ousting of former president hosni mubarak egypt's activists

mrs. sessions laughing uncomfortably? didn't get the math wrong on how long they have been married? what is going -- okay, to the pool report transcript. this is what was happening in the room when senator sessions introduced his wife. when he said my wife mary, when he said that, the jumbo screen in the room cut to this image. this guy, oklahoma senator tom coburn and his beard, sitting right next to him. that funny thing happened, right? at the national prayer breakfast today. it was as if just for a moment, just in the minds of the audience there was a funny moment like, maybe jeff sessions and tom coburn are married. ha. even without moments like that, though, the national prayer breakfast is a little bit creepy. do you remember c street, the c street house in washington run by the secretive religious group called the fellowship or the family? subsidized rent on a capitol hill mansion for conservative lawmakers, which sort of gives them sketchy tax status, they used to call this grand house on capitol hill where the lawmakers lived a church for tax purposes. that has been investigated in the past couple of years

pool that was massive under labour. it said issued a 2000 pounds cash have unlike the massive cash increases under labour. and i beginning to get his bank under control. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the liberal democrat plan increase income tax threshold to 10,000 pounds was on the front page of our manifesto but it will give many working people and an extra seven rebounds a year and lives millions of poorly paid people out of income tax altogether. at a time when many working people are striving to make ends meet, while the prime minister agreed to go further and faster on this much-needed tax cut? >> i think the honorable gentleman right is tasha is right to raise this issue. i'm proud of the fact we've taken 1.1 when people out of tax, some of the load -- lowest paid people in the country. we are committed to makin

mr. secretary, how we need to work together and pool information and expertise so what we do is we established national information sharing organization that is a voluntary, non-government, third hardy not-for-profit organization that stands up and information exchange facilitator within that, members can use the charter, understand what information is shared and wanted information is not shared, who it will be shared with, who won't be shared with and make it a valuation of whether this idea embodied in this charter brings value to their enterprise. we are hoping that not only exchanging of information, having membership come to the table and say hey i just saw my network and i don't exactly know what to do with it. has anyone else seen this? that technical assistance will be available so government participation is the key to this, bringing intelligence to gain governmental information and beyond just the information exchange, we anticipate facilitating a common operating picture among the most sophisticated of members, bringing together a whole pot of information they wouldn't ordinarily ha

pool. >> it really did not seem unnatural, just because everybody was friendly and i went back to work afterwards. >> she said later that day she had sex with the 45-year-old president and mrs. kennedy's bedroom. she said the affair continued until she went back to college. she said the last time she saw him was the day before he was assassinated. says she is coming forward now in order to unburden herself. >> some people wanting to cut down on bullying plan to rally today at the state house in annapolis. they support a bill that would create a penalty for not reporting child abuse,. they will take up the bill later today. legislative action in virginia on texting and guns. a state senate committee approved a bill that says texting or mailing while driving is a primary offense. and the state senate voted to repeal the 1-handgun per month lot. house of delegates approved the bill earlier this week and the governor if has said he will sign it. dozens of district employees accused of taking unemployment benefits while still working for the city. an investigation found 90 current and 40 former employees received $840,000 in unemployment checks when they actually still had jobs.

pool of data. you talked about better before, mr. jim clifton. we know the internet provide more data than we thought we would ever see, and that has, in some places, frozen agencies in time. some agencies have a difficult time assembling that data, and that is one of the things we found when we came into office 13 months ago. i am grateful for the opportunity to use the real- world solutions the private sector companies have come up with, hewlett packard in particular, to make state government more responsive, and a better service to the people of pennsylvania. the last time we spend crunching the numbers, the more time we have to help the people of pennsylvania. i am pleased to see that hp is recognized today. david, thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> they did not tell me where the award was. >> thank you. >> congratulations. thank you. [applause] >> i would now like to invite governor martin o'malley to the podium to present marylan

pool. and then later on, being led then to private quarters, and then, invited by the president on a tour to mrs well the president had invited me to take a tour of the white house. of the upstairs of the white house. and i followed along behind him. and as i say in my book, really feeling as if i was being pulled by a magnet. and in the last room that we went into, was the bedroom. i learned that it was mrs. kennedy's bedroom. and the president came very close to me and put his hands on my shoulders. and guided me down to the edge of the bed. and i lost my virginity right there. i feel that i was, it wasn't something that i had planned. and certainly not something that i was expecting to have happen. on the other hand, i think i allowed it to happen. >> you didn't say no? >> i didn't say no. >> but at 19 years old, as you were in this situation, that you didn't expect, what did you think was happening to you? >> i'm not sure i knew what was going to happen. and i think i was taken by surprise. and i think that i felt -- if i can recall my feelings from that moment, it would have been that it wa

mr. secretary, how we need to work together and pool information and expertise and so what we do is we establish a national information-sharing organization that is a voluntary nongovernment third-party not-for-profit organization that stands up an information exchange facility -- information exchange facilitator. within that, members can view the charter, understand what information is shared, what psychiatrist is not shared, who it will be shared with, who it won't be shared with and make the evaluation of whether this imbibed in this charter brings value to their enterprise. we're hoping not only exchanging of information, having -- having membership come to the table and say, hey, i just saw this on my network. i don't exactly know what to do with this. has anyone else seen it? that facilitation, that technical assistance will be available and anonymousization will be involved and government participation is a key to this bringing intelligence and again operational information. and beyond just the information exchange we anticipate facilitating pong its most sophisticated of members. bringin

pools. lined end to end, it would go from washington, d.c., to pittsburgh, pennsylvania. mr. garamendi: that's a lot of swimming. mr. blumenauer: it's a lot of water wasted and it is a problem in terms of undermining roads. we have all seen these terrible pictures of sink holes that develop. i used to keep them and use them for presentations. i stopped when one of the sink holes was in my neighborhood in portland, oregon, which opened up and swallowed a maintenance truck. this is serious business. the american society of civil engineers every five years does a report card on the state of american infrastructure. and their most report card showed that we have $2.3 trillion unmet need and the grades ranged from c-minus to an f, in terms of water, electrical grid, transit, roads, bridges. this is serious business in terms of american quality of life and think about the hundreds of thousands of family-wage jobs if we were investing in rebuilding and renewing america. and i know you appear to have a little statistic here. mr. garamendi: i would like to have handed this to you as y