. >> our next speaker, mr. rice and mr. ova car. >> good afternoon my name is mr. rice from the high school. now i'm with one of our 10th graders class of 2017. i'm pleased to announce that we have additions of our camp and happy campers. two 2 weeks ago today we took the class of 2017 up to camp mather from john o'connel high school. for three 3 days for an powerful tradition. we want to thank president courtney and the commission for making this possible for helping fund this incredible adventure that you will hear. i want to put out that this is really about access and transformation for us to provide students to a magical asset which i took my children to and to be a -- able to take our students there which was incredible. to speak of hetch hetchy and learning about careers and the water system directly. no need for a powerpoint when you are standing at the dam. to swim in the lake and activities that we know so well and with my own family and to have the students go there and with a camp t-shirt. i would like to thank the commission for that an a special thank

mr. rice? >> thank you, mr. chairman.mr. thank you to the panelists for being here today.t doesn't include individuals who are not included in the unemployment de rate.not and, for instance, the disability case load has gone through the roof.ability the food stamp case load has roh gone up, but people who are noth actively looking for work are pe not counted.ly >> thank you.r >> so, our employment rate has been going down. >> do you think it's reflective of the national unemployment? >> no, it's not a complete picture. the better b picture is the labe participation rate, which is remarkable low. >> is that a wh reflection of o federal -- >> i think it helms us see trends. every recession we've had, the recovery for those on the bottor takes longer than for those whor are better off. so, for low income mothers raising kids, it takes longer tt come back than it does for the s average across all 6.3%.ss a >> mrs. golden, you said that the aca medicaid expansion was a a -- took away a disincentive. it just moves it further up the income level. if you are at 130% of the federal

represented at the time, but today is represented by our colleague, who silts on this committee, mr. rice. in lyons county, mississippi, $17.5 million was spent to install a water line, elevated tank, and two waste water pump stations, providing potable water to mississippians and created badly needed construction jobs. the special utility district in brasso county, texas, received a $538,000 loan to contract more than nine miles of new water distribution lines, and connect over 50 pauseholds to a new water source. i come before the budget committee today to ask that as you decide how to allocate federal resources, you expand 10-20-30 to other federal agencies. in 2011, i joined with our former republican colleague then-representative joann emerson of missouri to introduce an amendment to the continuing resolution that would have continued 10-20-30 for rule development, and expanded it to 11 additional accounts throughout the federal budget affecting economic development, education, job training, health, justice, the environment, and more. i hope to work with members of this committee to

represented at the time but today is represented by our colleague who is sitting on this committee mr. rice. in lions couny mississippi, $17.5 million was spent to install water line, elevated tank and two waste water pump stations providing water to mississippi and creating badly needed construction jobs. the district in brazos county in texas received a $38,000 mile line to connect 50 households to a new water source. i come before the budget committee to ask that as you decide how to allocate federal resources you expand 10-20-30 to other federal agencies. in 2011, i joined with our former republican colleague then representative emerson of missouri to introduce an amendment to the continuing resolution that would have continued 10-20-30 for rural development and expanded it to 11 additional accounts throughout there federal budget effecting economic development, education, job training, health, justice, environment, and more. i hope to work with members of this committee to include similar language in future budget resolutions and other legislation. i want to be clear about two things:

represented at the time, but today is represented by our colleague, who silts on this committee, mr. rice. in lyons county, mississippi, $17.5 million was spent to install a water line, elevated tank, and two waste water pump stations, providing potable water to mississippians and created badly needed construction jobs. the special utility district in brasso county, texas, received a $538,000 loan to contract more than nine miles of new water distribution lines, and connect over 50 pauseholds to a new water source. i come before the budget committee today to ask that as you decide how to allocate federal resources, you expand 10-20-30 to other federal agencies. in 2011, i joined with our former republican colleague then-representative joann emerson of missouri to introduce an amendment to the continuing resolution that would have continued 10-20-30 for rule development, and expanded it to 11 additional accounts throughout the federal budget affecting economic development, education, job training, health, justice, the environment, and more. i hope to work with members of this committee to

represented at the time, but today is represented by our colleague, who silts on this committee, mr. rice. in lyons county, mississippi, $17.5 million was spent to install a water line, elevated tank, and two waste water pump stations, providing potable water to mississippians and created badly needed construction jobs. the special utility district in brasso county, texas, received a $538,000 loan to contract more than nine miles of new water distribution lines, and connect over 50 pauseholds to a new water source. i come before the budget committee today to ask that as you decide how to allocate federal resources, you expand 10-20-30 to other federal agencies. in 2011, i joined with our former republican colleague then-representative joann emerson of missouri to introduce an amendment to the continuing resolution that would have continued 10-20-30 for rule development, and expanded it to 11 additional accounts throughout the federal budget affecting economic development, education, job training, health, justice, the environment, and more. i hope to work with members of this committee to

mr. lauder. >> thank you very much chairman rice ranking member engel and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to be here today to help address this vital national security topic long-term iranian compliance with a potential nuclear agreement. i appear before you today in my capacity as someone who was monitorinmonitorin g and verification over several decades. the views that i will be presenting are my own and are not intended to represent the views of organizations with whom i've been affiliated such as the intelligence community the department of defense and the end science forecast on the assessment of nuclear treaty monitoring and verification. my statement draws in part on those experiences and on the defense science forecast report as well as the work of a the nongovernmental task force on verification requirements for nuclear agreement with iran. neither of the two task forces makes a judgment as to whether compliance with any particular nuclear agreement is verifiable. indeed we do not yet know the details of the monetary provisions that will emerge in th

mr. lauder. >> thank you very much chairman rice ranking member engel and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to be here today to help address this vital national security topic long-term iranian compliance with a potential nuclear agreement. i appear before you today in my capacity as someone who was monitorinmonitorin g and verification over several decades. the views that i will be presenting are my own and are not intended to represent the views of organizations with whom i've been affiliated such as the intelligence community the department of defense and the end science forecast on the assessment of nuclear treaty monitoring and verification. my statement draws in part on those experiences and on the defense science forecast report as well as the work of a the nongovernmental task force on verification requirements for nuclear agreement with iran. neither of the two task forces makes a judgment as to whether compliance with any particular nuclear agreement is verifiable. indeed we do not yet know the details of the monetary provisions that will emerge in th

mr. heinonen. >> chairman rice ranking members thank you very much for inviting me to talk here today. in my testimony i am focusing on the verification aspects of a comprehensive deal. i am basing my remarks on implementation of safeguard agreements and security resolutions in iran and complement them with experiences drawn particularly from verification activity and monitoring activity in south africa after its demand pulling up its nuclear program and some experience drawn also from safeguards in syria and north korea. timely detection of prevention prevention of the development and acquisition for states capability to produce -- development of weapons of mass destruction is one of the closest interstate. there are things which we know in their aspects which we can perhaps use but also those which we don't know. due to the fact that iran has been running parts of its program without satisfactory applications to the iaea and disregarding security council resolutions is -- david albright has recently made compromises with negotiators drafting the conference a final agreement. i will n

wearing balaclavas explain to viewers how to make an area of dishes journalist john rice spoke from byrne in his thoughts on the mr trent. trendy they had colorful sunglasses a. funny looking congress shoes with stars and piercings kind of for the beards like as long as no answers have been around the always been trying to copy youth subcultures you know skinheads originally kind of approach culture you have in germany. three way to start not like any other not. one of profanity or more out on the streets block or not is actively sitting down preventing them from going on and the route. just like all the other nazis. fashion trends come and go the secretary of the unite against fascism wants that this trend is making the unacceptable acceptable. the seventy's and eighty's in the ninety's was seen in the fascist movement of all try to do this in terms of plugging into youth culture the real danger is at the moment sadly the hard votes of not to organizations are for the first time since the war nazi organization has been elected to the european parliament and this means that the hipsters and the people trying to sh

rice. okay. mr. williams? >> thank you for coming today. i appreciate it. i'm a small business owner in texas. i still employ people for 44 years. the family for 75 years that i appreciate you all being here today. my statement would be the best way to tackle poverty we talk about today is to create a job. we all agree to that. however, you create the job through opportunity, not three guaranteed. they guarantee is not a job. an opportunity to grow and expand it. increase in hiring is i believe that the federal government. the private sector offers you a guarantee. now, we talked about distractions in hiring today. i can say a big distractions in hiring an outside some of my colleagues on the other side agrees the economy is not fixed. it is not good. distractions in hiring that the minimum wage increase. minimum wage increase is nothing but cost jobs in the prices go up. we should not be a country of minimums. we should be a country maximums. high-tech son businesses another job destroyer or small business owners are paid to hike taxes. and obama carries a

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also remember it was on the sunday shows that susan rice said that mr.tly the department of defense knew a couple of years ago that he walked off. in fact, there is a story in the "new york times" today that after midnight on june 30, 2009, he left -- mr. bergdahl left a note in his tent, said he was disillusioned with the army, didn't want to support the american mission in afghanistan, and was leaving to start a new life. so they knew he was a deserter at the time. apparently the intel community has a giant file on him. now obviously a number of people on capitol hill are going to say, we'd like to take a look at that file because we'd like to know what in his background made us think -- made you think, mr. president that, a swap with these five killers was good idea. >> the pentagon is looking into allegations that at least six people and as many as 14, according to colonel hunt, lost their lives searching for him. they even have the names and ranks of all of them who they believe got killed trying to find him. one of those people that was on serving

all known, but our guess is miss rice oversold him as a hero this past weekend because the white house was hoping to turn the swap into a big foreign policy victory, thus mr. obama hosted the sergeant's parents in the rose garden on saturday in front of the tv cameras while defense secretary chuck hagel took a victory lap in afghanistan and ms. rice called it a great day for america. do you regret selling this as a foreign policy victory when there are still a lot of unanswered questions about bergdahl? we did not sell it as a foreign policy victory. explained the action that he had taken on behalf of sergeant bergdahl. you know, the truth is that anyone who has the courage to put on the american uniform, who has the love of country enough to put themselves in battle, deserves to be -- we don't ask questions, that you are -- we bring you back. it doesn't matter as admiral kirby said the other day, doesn't matter if you were pushed, fell or jumped off a ship, the a ship will turn around and get you. we knew this was going to be a controversial decision. that was why we wanted the president to speak to it. we knew congress based on past conversations, there

but what does that say susan rice again on sunday tell vague shows saying that mr. bergdahl served with distinction and honor? she does a marvelous job on sunday talk shows. bill: senator john mccain, himself a prisoner of war for six years in vietnam. martha: he's a football hall of famer who set all kind of passing records in 17 seasons with the miami dolphins. but now dan marino is leveling serious allegations with against the nfl. bill: the city passing the highest minimum tbhaijt cup triand this may be just beginning. >> it's exciting for seattle, the state and the nation. we are about to turn back years of comeng policies that decimate mated the middle class in this nation. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food p

rice. the sold out crowd will enter the public library here. you can see the folks are going to follow mrsclinton, chanting in the crowd run for president. we'll be here to watch that and bring to the you. >>> getting heavy downpours in the area and fog too. that's the view from cape may t marquis de lafayette hotel, the clouds and rain and fog combining to make this a dreary start this friday morning. we'll see a warm-up during the day. we'll be in for heavy showers and the potential for flooding thanks to heavy rain that moved through. and pretty good downpours could happen again this afternoon with thunderstorms that will continue into the evening hours in spots. by father a big turn around. the rain is intensified. 65 degrees. cloudy for trenton at 68 and clouds and fog in delaware. lots of clouds, that's rain in the pocono mountains. lake wallenpaupack, a dreary seen. but breaks of sunshine. the east branch of the brandywine creek is rising thanks to the efby rainfall that we have seen some of the showers move through, into tabernacle and atlantic county along the coast line. the heav

there are people who say it's worth it as susan rice, the national security advisor said, we do not leave men on the battlefield. mrdahl was captured. he's the only prisoner in afghanistan and we will not give up on him. that may be and certainly made a lot of people happy that he is coming home. it is a complicated situation when you reward people who commit acts like this. it's hard to see this as anything but a reward to the people who took him. >> that's a huge question. i'm also curious, michael, if of these three hours you were on this one subject today, if anyone brought up the timing of all of this. we are starting to think you had t the. 24 hours later, the bowe bergdahl news breaks. stuff is always happening. your question is a great one. do some people read into this that this will knock the va scandal off the front page? some do. i equated it with an episode of homeland. >> you're not the first one. we all want to know what's in his head. there are a lot of unanswered questions. jeff talks about how we don't leave people on a battlefield. that's true. but did he leave himself on that battlefield is what

mr. obama no matter what he does. if you are a thinking person, all the chaos in washington is embarrassing. and the explanations just plain incredible. susan rice saying to the world that sergeant bergdahl served his country with honor? are you kidding me? and that's on top of the benghazi stuff? is the ambassador rice a moron? why would she say that? with all -- when all the facts point to the opposite. especially when she herself got hammered over the benghazi deception. again, what is wrong with these people? talking points cannot answer that question. it's beyond comprehension. the white house press core better start asking about ms. rice and the other crazy stuff over and over again. one final thing. president obama knows that at least half, half of the american public is totally disengaged from political reality. they don't know anything. and they don't care to know. many live in a high tech bubble, lost in cyberspace. caught up in their own selfish pursuits. therefore, he knows the president does, that he can razzle dazzle, make speeches and survive. that's a big change in this country when you have half of the folks not caring a whit ab

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mr. obama, he met with britain, france, germany, and the newly elected president of ukraine. susan ricewarning to back down or face new, broader economic sanctions. >> what the president has done over the course of this week in meeting with our g-7 colleagues is to come together around a mutual understanding of what our shared posture will be and has been. >> at administration is offering president putin an opening but it's a finite one. russia has one month to call off pro-russian forces or face more sanctions. they say it's a test whether russia is serious, whether it's willing and able to end the violence and those are two questions there. whether it wants to and whether it can. because it's an open question whether it can control the militants now that they have been unleashed in ukraine. >>> we've got more questions. don't go too far away. next, after meeting with president obama, what is vladimir putin's plan? julia ioffe will join us live. >>> and could another first lady become a u.s. senator? there's some buzz out there about michelle obama's future. u. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i

mr. obama, he met with the leaders of britain, france, germany and the newly elected president of ukraine. the message from all of them, susan ricesta, it's a warning to back down or face new, broader, economic sanctions. >> what the president has done over the course of the week in meeting with our g-7 colleagues is to come together around a mutual understooding of what our shared posture will be and has been. >> reporter: the administration is offering an opening to president putin, but finite one. russia has one month to call off pro-russian militants or face sanctions against the economy. the diplomatic outreach on friday is a test of whether russia is serious, whether they are willing and able to end the violence in ukraine. >> jim, thank you. >>> gm says 13 people died because of the deadly ignition flaw. some families are saying that number has got to be much higher. they are loved ones aren't being included in it. we are going to meet one of those families. stay close. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysf

rice sense of humor on this occasion. musician which and you supported it's better not to argue with women but mrs clinton has never been too graceful in his statements still we always a matter often called your conversations of various events is issues people push boundaries to show it's not because they're strong because they're weak maybe weakness is not the worst quality for a woman yet you and i think one more issue worth mentioning was that of national defense the question was about russia's defense budget increase recently and i think president putin quite clearly just pointed out that this is nonsensical because the u.s. defense budget is bigger than the defense budget of every other country in the world put together so i think the responses that we got here is sort she there was some humor and some cool logic and certainly not taking any nonsense from the journalists. catch more of a president. in a website as well at r.t. dot com. syria's president assad is heading for another term in office early results from the presidential elections the security eighty eight point seven percent of the vote before polling even

mr. mccain said, you know, the president pick who is he wants to advise him. if he wants it current team, he should have the current team. there's a lot of skepticism about the things miss rice said over the last few months and years. vis-a-vis benghazi and the current crisis, but that's up to the president. he's got to make that call. >> an interesting element is that senior administration official tells cnn that they were shocked by how quickly isas developed and advanced. if there was a meeting in saudi arabia with chuck hagel and officials it would be growing. it appeared there was no preparation for that. what is your reaction to that? >> our intelligence community works 24/7. they monitor what's going on in aleppo and syria, all the way across the entire region. i'm sure in the national security adviser has been receiving daily updates from the cia and other intelligence sources. they should know exactly what's happening on the ground. what happened in -- you can only pay attention to detail at the same time. this is one that popped to the surface and is threatening to all of us. >> with the context of advancements they have made, are you confident that they will or wi

mr. defazio: i thank the gentleman. as i mentioned earlier, the chief executive officer of exxonmobil under oath before the united states senate testified three years ago that $40 rice of oil was $30 to higher than it should have been, and the price at that time was about $100 a barrel, a little less than it is today, $30 to $40 of the cost of each barrel of oil didn't have to do with the company's passing through exploratory costs or, you know, lease costs or anything else. 30% to 40% of the cost of every barrel of oil is due to speculation by commodities, traders on wall street, flash traders, derivatives traders and others. this isn't your grandfather's swaps market, commodities market. it's not users hedging themselves against future inflation. it's not producers, you know, hedging themselves. no, it is rampant speculation by people who have no intention of ever accepting delivery of a barrel of oil, have no use for a barrel of oil except to manipulate its price, to make it more expensive, to make money for themselves and the people they represent, which is a very small minority of americans, less than 1%. meanwhile, the other 99% of americans pay more at the pu