. >> we have here mr. roger kim from the mayor's office. welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon. senior advisor to the mayor. i think we're waiting from staff from the puc to come over, but we were pleased to see the study and draft version we've been able to take a look at and glad it pointed out the contract is not necessary and that was a big issue that the mayor was very concerned about. i know that the puc has some additional questions about the study with respect to jobs and how the numbers are calculated in the study and we're looking forward to seeing the final report. i know there was a joint meeting where that report will be discussing and i think it's more appropriate to wait and see the results of than meeting before we comment about the future of what the cca is. >> the focus here sb how the puc is spending some of the budget items we're talking about, but in the context of cca, one of the challenges we have is the time to do the joint meeting. i'm wondering if if it's possible for the mayor's office to help expedite finding a time that actually works. i'm happy to t

mr. rogers from neighboring kentucky, west virginia, deeply interested in those issues. that whole list of issues that i mentioned. those are much about what the conversation's about. one of the things i'm trying to do in this speech is focus on the places where we have common ground. there are, as i outlined today whether that's delivery system reform where people do want to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the dollars at the same time we do the quality. that's the place where i focus mainly. >> that is a key law. they are fighting it. but are there members that maybe have a different message or different agenda than the leadership has? >> we are hopeful and look forward to that opportunity. as we said all along, we want to find the places where the act can be improved. we did the piece of legislation that came before us, we think about it in terms of affordability, access, quality and how things affect the economy. that's how we think about it. we welcome the conversation. we look forward to it. at the same time, we want to work to make progress on issues we

mr. rogers. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ >> the next year the republican response came fromgovernor bob mcdonald. >> i'm joined to share a republican perspective. >> reporter: he is now headed to prison after being convicted last year on corruption charges. in 2011, the tea party presented a response by michele bachmann. >> the tea party is a dynamic force. >> she looked into the wrong camera for her entire speech. in 2012, indiana governor was preparing a presidential campaign. within weeks he decided not to run, and soon left politics completeny is. in 2013 it was a bad case of cotton mouth that sidetracked another up and coming star florida senator, marco rubio. >> nothing has frustrated me more than the false choices the president laid out tonight. >> reporter: the pressure joni earnst is feeling could be enormous. she was a state senator until last year. she has no experience on the national stage, and rocketed to fame because of a political commercial. >> i'm joni earnst i grew up castrating hogs on a iowa farm. >> reporter: instead of marks on tape earnst will be look

please join me in welcoming mr. roger kimball. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure to be here. if i were asked to name the most important political philosopher of the 20th century james burnham would certainly come at the very top of my short list. now, that might seem odd because i suspect that outside this room and the corridors of national review burnham has slipped into that ten brus iewbly yet that public preponderance reserves for people -- opinion reserves for people who contest the established orthodoxy too vigorously. [laughter] if you consult amazon, amazon.com you will find that all of his books -- with one exception -- are either out of print or of, quote limited available; that is more limited than available. [laughter] yet, it's as don kagan said, bull buckley described burnham -- bill buckley described burnham as the foremost intellectual influence on national review from its founding in 1955 when burnham helped bill start that great magazine. don also mentioned the managerial revolution, probably his best known book. published in 1941

mrs. mcmorris rogers. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: i'm directed by the conference to notify the house officially that the republican members have selected as majority leader the gentleman from california, the honorable kevin mccarthy. the speaker: the house will be in order. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. becertificatea. mr. becerra: thank you, mr. speaker. as chairman of the house democratic caucus, i have been directed to report to the house that the democratic members have selected as minority leader, the gentlewoman from california, the honorable nancy pelosi. the speaker: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from washington state, mrs. mcmorris rogers. mr. rogers: odges as chair of the republican -- mrs. mcmorris rodgers: i'm directed to notify the house that the republican members have selected as majority whip the gentleman from louisiana, the honorable steve scalise. the speaker: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. becerra: mr. speaker, as chairman of the democratic

mr. hall rogers, the chairman of the full committee. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for his good work inputting this bill together and for yielding this time. i rise in support of this bill. it funds department of homeland security. in december, the house passed on a bipartisan basis an aggregated appropriations bill that funded most of the federal government 11 of the 12 annual appropriations bills. and today we consider the last remaining of those bills. the security of our homeland is of the highest priority. this bill provides $39.7 billion for that purpose to protect our borders, and defend against the threats of terrorism and enforce our nation's laws. today, we will also consider amendments to the bill that will reverse the president's declaration of executive amnesty for illegal aliens. one of these amendments would change existing law to prohibit any funding, including fees from being used to implement the order. as the chairman of the subcommittee has said there are nor a

mr. rogers, thank you for joining us. we are choosing not to show the cover of the new issue, charlie hebdo, which is a caricature of the prophet mohammed. a lot of news organizations are making the same decision. i assume you have seen it. what is your take? >> i have seen it. i actually think that it was kind of a brilliant cover because it says all it forgiven, which is you can either take that to mean that the magazine for gives or that muhammed forgives but either way is satire in the utmost form, sort of blasphemy of mourning. muhammed is holding the we are charlie sign. >> muhammed is crying in that image. >> right. >> when you dig into the issue according to the u.k.'s independence, it is a festival of bad taste. it lampoons muhammed, the pope and french leaders. should we have expected anything less from charlie hebdo? >> no, i think that, you know, if they had pulled back and done something a little bit less, then it would have sent the wrong message. it would have sent a message that terrorists and radical thug

mr. rogers and the full committee staff, thanks for fighting for this bill.dn't be on the floor without you. to the house and senate subcommittee staffs and my personal staff, derrick newby, chris mallard cordell teague, laura silky, ann wake, steve gilliland steve, val, thank you for your advice and counsel in crafting this agreement. your work takes you away from home and your family, and i appreciate your efforts. finally, to the honorable david price, ranking member of the subcommittee, much thanks to david. our partnership is critical to this bill's success. your experience is -- his experience and measured approach makes this agreement even better. thank you, david for your service and more importantly, your friendship. as everyone knows, several amendments will be proposed to stop the president's recent executive actions on immigration. i plan to vote for these amendments because like many americans, i believe that the president's actions exceed the authority provided to the executive in the constitution. we need to have this debate, but after all the

mr. rogers from neighboring kentucky, west virginia, deeply interested in those issues. that whole list of issues that i mentioned. those are much about what the conversation's about. one of the things i'm trying to do in this speech is focus on the places where we have common ground. there are, as i outlined today whether that's delivery system reform where people do want to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the dollars at the same time we do the quality. that's the place where i focus mainly. >> that is a key law. they are fighting it. but are there members that maybe have a different message or different agenda than the leadership has? >> we are hopeful and look forward to that opportunity. as we said all along, we want to find the places where the act can be improved. we did the piece of legislation that came before us, we think about it in terms of affordability, access, quality and how things affect the economy. that's how we think about it. we welcome the conversation. look forward to it. at the same time, we want to work to make progress on issues we kn

mr. reagan. and roger in michigan: al sharpton needs to be reminded that martin luther king jr.s should be judged byby their content, not color. see you tomorrow. thank you for being with us. good night from new york. neil: welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. and is it me or is the president more creative in finding ways to raise money than he is at saving money? i ask because tomorrow night, he'll be at it again. a state of the union speech that will be big on soaking the rich. he wants to increase spending. that's not shocked. what is, is how creative he's getting. expect liberals to cheer his plan to squeeze money out of the well-to-do in the next decade. he tends to do that by hiking the capital gains rate up. keep in mind the president has already raised this rate from 15%,

mr. hall rogers, the chairman of the full committee. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for his good work inputting this bill together and for yielding this time. i rise in support of this bill. it funds department of homeland security. in december, the house passed on a bipartisan basis an aggregated appropriations bill that funded most of the federal government 11 of the 12 annual appropriations bills. and today we consider the last remaining of those bills. the security of our homeland is of the highest priority. this bill provides $39.7 billion for that purpose to protect our borders, and defend against the threats of terrorism and enforce our nation's laws. today, we will also consider amendments to the bill that will reverse the president's declaration of executive amnesty for illegal aliens. one of these amendments would change existing law to prohibit any funding, including fees from being used to implement the order. as the chairman of the subcommittee has said there are nor a

mr. reagan. and rogern michigan e-mailed me, al sharpton needs to be reminded that martin luther king, jr. advocate thad things should be judged by their content not their color. that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. [ dynamic music plays ]

mr. reagan. and roger in michigan e-mailed me, al sharpton needs to be reminded that martin luther king, jr. advocated that things should be judged by their content not their color. that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow. >>> tonight on "war stories," an american spy ship seized in the high seas its crew held hostage. >> i thought at that point they were going to kill us and toss our bodies overside. >> the ship's commander forced to be a pawn in a communist propaganda machine. >> we can no longer tell a lie or make any excuse. no matter how hard, i will try. >> it was a gold mine for them. >> and why we're still paying the price 33 years later. next on "war stories." >>> good evening. i'm oliver north.

mr. reagan. and rogern michigan e-mailed me, al sharpton needs to be reminded that martin luther king, jr. advocated that things should be judged by their content not their color. that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. >>> tonight war stories it was supposed to be a shortstop on the road to germany. >> there was a sense after sicily fell to the allies this wouldn't be too bad. >> it turned into one of the bloodiest stalemates since world war ii. >> it was the bloodiest ground the american army fought on. >> it was the first part that i saw. lighted bayonetts. this is oliver north. stay tuned to "war stories."

mr. rogers. >> great. >> chris christie he's sporting the chris christie look at the football game. >> telleverything is going to be nice today. >> everything is going to be nice today. >> and former foreign policy adviser to the bush administration and rmomney/ryan campaign, dan see more. i want to say something like angry but i won't. >> not to dan, why? >> why? >> i don't know. just contrast to howard. >> because i have the sweater. >> wow. >> do i have to start wearing a sweater? >> yes, i think you should warm up your image a little bit. we'll talk about that. >> welcome to the show. >> great to see you guys. >> good morning. >> always good to be home. >> talk about campbell and the kids as much as possible because she's your -- she's actually your ticket to warmth. >> when i talk about her it reminds your viewers that i'm married to her and that's not helpful to her. >> it's helpful to you, dan. >> you're right. helpful to me. >> everyone needs help. >> okay. >> whoa. >> wow, hey, guys, it was great. we've got to do this more often. >> all right. dan, i'm going to start with you. >> y

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so roger gets the note, and it says dear mr. are on our flight, frankly, we both agree with you more than your partner, and we would be so honored if you would join us in the cockpit for a bit of the flight. gene knows that roger was really excited. he gets into the aisle and roger was a big guy then, he just kind of bounds down the aisle and gets ready to knock on the door of the cabin and you know, the flight attendants and people are horrified, and gene says, dear mr. ebert, we in the cockpit -- gotcha. >> and he finally tells gene siskel, you just hate me, you just don't like me. i mean, that relationship was absolutely radioactive. >> two thrillers this week. first we'll review michael caine and pierce brosnan in the fourth protocol. and then gene hackman and kevin costner star in no way out and we have a third thriller if you're interested. >> what do you mean two thrillers? >> how about something like this, it's thriller week on siskel & ebert and we've got three big ones. okay? ready? >> i guess you're going to rewrite i

mr. ebert. so roger gets the note. and it says dear mr.on our flight. frankly, we both agree more with you than your partner, and we would be so honored, if you would join us in the cockpit for a bit of the flight. and gene knows that roger was really excited. he gets into the aisle and roger was a big guy then, he just kind of bounds down the aisle and gets really ready to knock on the door of the cabin, and, you know, the flight attendants are horrified and gene says, dear mr. ebert, we in the cockpit -- gotcha. >> and he finally tells gene siskel, you just don't like me. that relationship was absolutely radioactive. >> two thrillers this week on siskel and ebert. first we'll review pierce brosnan and michael caine. >> and we have a third thriller, too, if you're interested. >> what do you mean, two thrillers? how about something like this? it's thriller week on siskel and ebert and we've got three big ones. >> ready? >> i guess we have to rewrite it. >> you can't ad-lib, gene. >> you read it then. you ad leb it. i'll do nothing. let him

mr. turner" and roger deacons for "unbroken." >>> for map and screenplays the nominees are jason hall foraul thomas anderson for inherent advice. anthony mccarthy for theory of and damian gentlemen zell for "whiplash." >> for original screenplay the nominees are alejandro and nicholas jakabone alexander and armando bow for "the birdman or the unexpected virtue of ignorance," richard linklater for "boyhood," ee. max frye for fox catcher, budapest hotel and dan gilroy for "night crawler." >>> for original score, the nominees are, alexander despla for "the grand budapest hotel," alexander for the imitation gram. hans zimmer for interstellar, garry for "mr. turner" and johan johansson for "the theory of everything." >> in the best foreign language film category the nominees are from poland "ee da," from russia, laviason from estonia, tangerine, from moratania, timbuktu, and from argentina, "wild tales." >>> for achievement in directing the nominees are alejandro for "birdman or the unexpected virtue of ignorance." ling later. wes anderson for the grand budapest hotel and morton tildon for "th

mr. rogers from neighboring kentucky, west virginia, deeply interested in those issues. that whole list of issues that i mentioned. those are much about what the conversation's about. one of the things i'm trying to do in this speech is focus on the places where we have common ground. there are, as i outlined today, whether that's delivery system reform where people do want to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the dollars at the same time we do the quality. that's the place where i focus mainly. >> that is a key law. they are fighting it. but are there members that maybe have a different message or different agenda than the leadership has? >> we are hopeful and look forward to that opportunity. as we said all along, we want to find the places where the act can be improved. we did the piece of legislation that came before us we think about it in terms of affordability, access, quality and how things affect the economy. that's how we think about it. we welcome the conversation. look forward to it. at the same time, we want to work to make progress on issues we kn

mr. turner. and rogeren play the nominees are: >> pauls thomas anderson foreign her end vice, anthony mccartney for the theory of everything. and damian for whiplash. >> our north until jean play, the nominees are alan andre, and nicholas jackbone, alexander dinalaris, and for the birds manor the unexpected virtue every ignorance. >> richard linklater for boyhood. emax fry and dan for foxcatcher. wes anderson and hugo guiness for the grand butapest hotel. and, dan gill roy for night crawler. >> grand butapest hotel, al, and err for the inch have i tailing game. hand simmer for inner stellar, gary, for mr. turner. yo hand for theory of everything. >> and the best foreign language film category, the nominees are from poland, idan frush a, laviason, from astonia, tank reason, from loratnia. tim buck two, from argentinia, wild tails. >> foray chief n directing the nominees r: bird manor the unexpected virtue of ignorance. richard linkletter for boyhood. bennett miller for fox catcher. wes anderson for the gran

mr. chairman mike rogers, in that part of the world a gesture like that a president going as opposed to aic deal. one thing about the vice president going in 2005 they have yet a very strong relationship. when cheney went. >> they had very close personal relationship. >> they can find a reason for him not to go. >> there will be an element of resentiment if he doesn't show up? >> i believe so. it's great opportunity for him to go. the commander in chief of u.s. got this critical war. saudis and their air force very criminal. it's critical. >> just to the south of saudi arabia on the arabian peninsula in yemen looks like takeover of yemen right now. this is a critically dangerous moment. other regions like the united emirates right now. >> it's obviously a border. you have to know it goes well beyond simply. you're talking about people who this really hated. >> it's a big concern. your son says that the u.s. government has been preparing this for a long time. >> symbolically politically, strategically. >> have discussions. this is clearly in the works. even in those meetings when i would t

mr. turner" and roger deakins for "unbroken." >> for adapted screenplay, the nominees are -- jason hall for theory of everything" and damien chazelle for "whiplash." >>> for original screenplay, the nominees are -- alejandro g. inarritu, nicolas giacobone, alexander dinelaris jr. and armando bo for "birdman or (the unexpected virtue of ignorance)," richard linklater for "boyhood," e. max frye and dan futterman for "foxcatcher," wes anderson and hugo guinness for "the grand budapest hotel" and dan gilroy for "nightcrawler." >> for original score, the nominees are -- alexandre desplat for "the grand budapest hotel," alexandre desplat for "the imitation game," hans zimmer for "interstellar," gary yershon for "mr. turner" and johann johannsson for "the theory of everything." >>> in the best foreign language film category, the nominees are -- from poland, "ida," from russia, "leviathan," from estonia, "tangerines," from mauritania, "timbuktu" and from argentina "wild tales." >>> for achievement in directing, the nominees are -- alejandro g. inarritu for "birdman or (the unexpected virtue of igno

political operative roger stone has assumed mr. blackwell's mantle 1/2 every year he crowns the best and worst dressed. lucky for me i made the former and not the latter list. to quote stone, "he used to be more conservative and frankly a lousy dresser. but as he has moved from philly radio to sirius xm radio and cnn his look has steadily improved. he mixes jeans with tasteful sports jackets. his neckwear on camera is solid. smerconish makes the grade." it's probably the only time in my life i'm going to be on the same list as prince philip and ouzo aduba. and never again will i question stone's judgment. even if he does have an image of richard nixon tattooed on his back. thanks so much for joining me. don't forget you can follow me on twitter if you can spell smerconish. see you next week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> step right up and see the most amazing, astounding astonishing year ever with all the thrills, chills and spills. politics sports music, movies and much more. with our guests comedian judy gold bill nye

political operative roger stone has assumed mr. blackwell's mantle.very year he crowns the best and worst dressed. lucky for me i made the former and not the latter. to quote stone, he used to be more conservative and frankly a lousy dresser but as he moves to sirius and cnn his look as improved. he mixes jeans with tasteful sports jackets his neck wear on camera is solid. probably the only time in my life i'll be on the same list as the prince phillip. thanks for joining me. don't forget you can follow me on twitter if you can smell smerconish. see you next week. >>> today a big step closer to finding a doomed airasia jet. four large pieces believed to be the plane have been discovered. now a daunting mission going down 100 feet into the angry java sea to retrieve them. >> sole survivor. after a 7-year-old girl walks away from a plane crash and straight to someone's house for help. >> and her arms and legs were scratched up real bad. and she told me that her mom and dad was dead. >> oh and it is

mr. turner." and roger." paul thomas anderson for ininherent vice." anthony mccarton for "the theory of everything." and "whiplash" damien fazel. >> george screenplay ahan drove -- alejandro -- >> richard linklater forking with boyhood". e. max fry and fetterman for "foxcatcher". dan gilroy for "night crawler". >> for original score the nominees are alexander despl a, for "the grand budapest hotel" and for" the imitation game." chance zimmer for "inner stellar." "the theory of everything". >> the best foreign language film category the nominees are from poland. from russia. from estonia "tangerine." from moratamia. and from argentina "wild tales." >> for achievement in directing the nominees are alehandro for "birdman." richard linklater for "boyhood." bennett miller for "foxcatcher." wes anderson for "the grand beauty pest hotel." morton tilden for "the imitation game." >> for performance by an actress in a leading role the nominees are marion cotiar in "two days one night." felicity jones. julianne moore.

mr. turner." and rogerican sniper." graham moore for "the imitation game." paul thomas anderson anthony mccartan for "the theory of everything" and damien shazell for "y whenlash." >>> for original screenplay, the nominees are -- al la al haund dre, and alexander and armando for the birdman or unexpected virtue of ignorance. richard linklater for "boyhood." e. max frye and dan fudderman for "foxcatcher." wes anderson and hugo guinness for "the grand budapest hotel." and dan gilroy for "night crawler." >>> for original score the nominees are -- alexander day spla for "the grand budapest hotel." alexander day spla for the imitation game. hans zimmer for interstellar gary for mr. turner and yohan johansson for "the theory of everything." >>> in the best foreign language film category, the nominees are -- from poland eda. from russia laviathan. in estonia, tangerines. from moratania, timbuktu and from argentina, "wild tales." >>> for achievement in directing, birdman, richard linklater, bennett miller, wes ande

mr. mcnerney:new hampshire -- john langdon, nicholas gilman massachusetts -- nathaniel gorham, rufus king connecticut -- william samuel johnson, roger sherman new york -- alexander hamilton mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentlewoman from alabama, mrs. roby. mrs. roby:new jersey -- will livingston, david brearley, william paterson, jonathan dayton pennsylvania -- benjamin franklin, thomas mifflin, robert morris, george clymer, thomas fitzsimons, jared ingersoll, james wilson gouverneur morris mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentlewoman from california ms. hahn. ms. hahn k4r0 amendment 1, congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peacefully to assemble and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from west virginia, mr. jenkins. mr. jenkins:amendment ii a well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the

the president was planting the flags, and the republican responses as we heard from chairman rogers, no way, mr. president, you're ignoring the results of the election. but it is the first act. >> before i go to you, gloria, i want to play one of the moments that is going to be getting a lot of play from the speech. >> america for all that we have endured, for all of the grit and hard work required to come back, for all of the tasks that lie ahead, know this, the shadow of crisis has passed, and the state of the union is strong. [ applause ] >> and the moment we are waiting for the republican response, but gloria borger? >> this is a moment when the president has been waiting to say those words, and looking at him, he looked kind of liberated. i think he was saying to washington, i'm over you. i am telling you what i said when i first started to run for office, there is no red america or blue america and i'm over this, and i want to go back to where i was, but i also think that he told the congress that there is good news here, and i'm not used to hearing that from him. i think that what he has

mr. turner" and roger deakins for "unbroken." >> for adapted screen play the nominees are...jason hall fore" anthony mccarton for ""the theory of everything"" and da mon s shh izel consider wht whiplash". >> original screenplay nominees are nicholas jackabone, alexander and armando bo for the requested "birdman"" richard linklater for "boyhood" emax frye and dan fotterman for "the foxcatcher" and dan gilroy for nightcrawler. >> for argue knoll score, the nominees are...alexander despla for the "grandbudapest hotel" an sanlder deplat. and yohan yohanson for ""the theory of everything. "". >> and the best foreign language film category the nominees are are...from poland "eda" from russian mathiason" from esstonia "tangerines" from moratania, "timbuktu". >> for achievement and directing the nominees are, alejandro for the requested "birdman."" richard linklater for "boyhood." bennett miller for foxcatcher and wes anderson for the great budapest hotel and morton tillman for "the imstakes game". >> for performance by an act tres in a leading role the nominees are...marion coutier in "two days o

mr. turner." and rogerenplay, the nominees are -- jason hall for "american sniper." graham moore for "the imitation game." thomas anderson for "inherent vice." anthony mccarten for "the theory of everything." and damien chazelle for "whiplash." >> for original screenplay, the nominees are -- alejandro inarritu and nicolas giacobone, alexander dinelaris jr. for "the birdman or the unexpected virtue of ignorance." richard linklater for "boyhood." e. max frey and dan futterman for "foxcatcher." wes anderson and hugo guinness for "the grand budapest hotel." and dan gilroy for "nightcrawler." >> for original score, the nominees are -- alexandre desplat for "the grand budapest hotel." alexandre desplat for "the imitation game." hans zimmer for "interstellar," gary yershon for "mr. turner" and johan johanson for "the theory of everything." >> in the best foreign language film category, the nominees are -- from poland "ida." from russia "leviathan." from estonia, "tangerines." from mauritania, timbuktu." and from a

mr. o'neill! hello. yes, this is roger o'neill. thank you. just putting me through. prime minister! many, many congratulations, and how very good of you it is to call. and then, i'd like to lick it all off, very, very slowly. oh, thank you very much, prime minister. thank you very much indeed. i know that'll be very much appreciated. did i say that all of this would be taking place in the fifth-year dorm at benenden? prime minister, i'm overwhelmed. may i tell them that? the prime minister just wants me to thank you on his behalf for running such a fabulous campaign. and he says he's not going to ask for his money back. ( cheering and applause ) well done! thank you, bertie. well done, michael. thanks, lucy. isn't he lovely? many congratulations, michael. thank you, francis. so sorry. please let me get you another one. charles collingridge. it's all right. i've asked francis urquhart to keep an eye on him. urquhart? hardly see him as one of nature's nursemaids. not so sure, michael. he's got a good heart, has frances, but he won't stand for any bloody nonsense. ideal nursemaid, in m

>> well, if we knew the answer to that, roger goodell would pay you a lot of money because he's paying mr. wells and investigators a ton of money to try and figure that out. jeanine, i don't know. you're a judge. you probably would have a better idea than i would on that one. but the balls are deflated. that is the story. we don't know how much they were deflated. we know that 11 of the 12 were deflated. we don't know how they got to that position other than the explanation that coach belichick offered today and we're just going to have to wait and find out. but the facts as we know it, we don't have a definitive answer on how they got there. >> okay. now, you're right. i'm a judge and i was a prosecutor so i'm always suspicious. here's the thing. none of the colts' footballs were deflated, were they? >> well, again, we don't know that. we don't know what they started at, and if they were at 13.5 and went down to 13.2, or 12.5, they were of regulation. that's all we know. we know that the league has said that those balls were conforming to the standards of the game that they were to be pl

mr. frank [inaudible]. >> from the mayor's office. >> oh, okay. >> we also have here and a number of other city staff department staff. >> can you say your name gej? again? >> roger kim. >> i don't know why i have you on my list. >> we have some folks who weren't able to make it because of weather. i'm stepping in to make a quick presentation. good afternoon. our office has been coordinating in response to this civil grand jury report, but also work around the city on sea level rise. so just wanted to give you a quick update on where we're at. i know our office submitted written comments back to you so just want to spend a few minutes. and i also have colleagues here from capital planning committee, the port, the city engineer and the department of environment to answer any questions. so first of all, i'm happy to report that after the mayor asked the city to develop guidelines for how we're going to be addressing sea level rise that the city capital planning committee has adopted our guidance for incorporated sea level rise into capital planning into san francisco and this is a plan to assess vulnerability, assess risk, measures of adaptation, measures of moving

mr. mccall, i would be happy to work with you. i was working with mike rogers on a piece of legislation, and maybe we can work together, and i appreciate you bringing it up, and look forward to working with mr. engledge engel as well. >> if you're looking for a democrat, i would be glad to work with on you that as well. >> balance in all things. >> cyber-security is a big issue on my district. we do a lot of work on it, so i would be dlibted to help in any way, and i thank the chairman and ranking member for holdling this hearing. and welcome to the panel. the last comment, general, i think underscores something, though. i distinct between the private and public sector really isn't a helpful distinction. 5% of the critical infrastructure is controlled by the private sector. that doesn't mean we don't have a public sector interest in it. and the interface between social media and other things we may be doing in the public sector is often almost seamless. that seems to me why we ought to be concerned even on the attack the other day, and better understand where t

mr. mccall i would be happy to work with you. i was working with mike rogerson a piece of legislation and maybe we can work together, and i appreciate you bringing it up and look forward to working with mr. engledge engel as well. >> if you're looking for a democrat, i would be glad to work with on you that as well. >> balance in all things. >> cyber-security is a big issue on my district. we do a lot of work on it so i would be dlibted to help in any way, and i thank the chairman and ranking member for holdling this hearing. and welcome to the panel. the last comment, general, i think underscores something though. i distinct between the private and public sector really isn't a helpful distinction. 5% of the critical infrastructure is controlled by the private sector. that doesn't mean we don't have a public sector interest in it. and the interface between social media and other things we may be doing in the public sector is often almost seamless. that seems to me why we ought to be concerned even on the attack the other day, and better understand where the bo