chairman, i yield back. >> i now go to mr. scott. mr. scott: thank you, mr. chairman. i will be brief about this. i want to go to one last points she made, munitions. and south ammo georgia. doesn't matter what side. it is ammo. but our private sector partners and provide a lot of those things for us, we are not able to give them consistency in their production, that creates a tremendous amount of turmoil on them.

and mrs. scott, dennis. how do you do, mr. and mrs. scott? my, doesn't he have nice manners? usually i shake hands, but they're a little bit full of chocolate ice cream. oh, well, dennis, you come and sit with me and be nice and quiet. oh. did i put my knee in your stomach, mr. wilson? yes, you did, dennis, but it's all right. oh, he's a nice, quiet, little boy. am i welcome? oh, yes, dennis, you're welcome. excuse me for a minute, please. [music] i'm welcome. what was that all about, dennis? you'll see. did i do it again, mr. wilson? yes, you did, dennis. surprise. [music] thank you. oh, i'm just awfully sorry about that ice cream in your hat, mr. scott. oh, forget it. there's still a little in your hair, dear. thank you, dear. well, now, about the house, shall i have mr. burnley get in touch with you? i don't think so, mr. wilson. it's a lovely house but-- we don't think so. but if you like it, why not? as you know, mr. wilson, we like a lot of quiet. and while it's a great tribute to you the way these youngsters love you, giving you the surprise party and all, i don't thin

. >> i'll now go to mr. scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for being here and for your service and i wonder, is that plane still flying? what were you flying 25 years ago? is that one still in the air? >> i've been told it's now being used for an unmanned drone. i'm hoping not. >> but it's probably still in the air. that's something most people don't recognize is that while we had that many decades edge 25 years ago, the fact that we haven't recapitalized has given our adversaries to maybe not catch us but get closer to us. i want to talk to you about the j-star which is is an isr platform that flies out of warner robins. obviously there's some money in the budget this year for it. there was more money last year for it, i'm concerned about the reduction in that. but the recapitalization of the j-stars fleet continued to push a year here a year there and when i look at the charts that show what's going to happen with our current planes that are flying when they go in for maintenance, we're going to end up with a capability

chairman wittman: i will now go to mr. scott. gentlemen, thank you for being here and for your service tonight. is that plane still flying? what we're flying 25 years ago? it isoldfein: i am told now being used for unmanned drone. i'm hoping not. it probably still is in the air. mr. scott: we had a many decades edge 25 years ago. adversariesen our an opportunity to get closer to us. platform flights out of warner robins, there is some money in the budget this year for it. there was more money last year. i am concerned about the reduction in that. fleet has has continued to push a year that were a year there when i look at the chart that shows what is going to happen with our current planes that are flying -- when they go in for maintenance we will end up with a capability gap that will force us to keep very old planes, much older than the ones that you are flying 25 years ago, in the air. or not be able to provide that moving target indicator on the battle management platform to the forces on the ground. the other aspect that i s

many has raised is the fact that they have fallen short in terms of the aviation abilities with mr. scott to get the actual platform but it appears part of the problem is you deal with the population for the most part is illiterate. so whether or not to be too sophisticated for the population we tried to train to commandeer. >> bay are significant with the afghan air force needs how we should build that force that the government can afford. we do focus technical trading on the high end skills with aviation maintenance with the pile the date of that aircraft that will be necessary to operate the air force that they need that with the sophistication we try to support that system with contract did we in its -- maintenance also increasingly do the maintenance on their own. with those human capital shortages how we balance and plan for. >> congresswoman he made at a critical point that comes back to the resources that due to the lack of data we do not know right now how many personnel are literate the estimate is less than 30%. why? even though we spent $200 million in literacy training, they

i'd like to recognize our colleague, mr. scott from georgia. mr. scott: thank you very much, mr. chabot. i, too, rise to say some words for a very, very, very good man , mike oxley. when i came to congress in the year of 2002 and i was assigned to the financial services committee and that's where i met mike oxley. and our lives intertwined and he was a tremendous help to me on that committee as i was breaking in. and i'm very delighted and open my eyes to a world in which i was only dimly aware when he asked if i would join him as one of the members to travel to scotland and to europe and to be able to visit and to sit with other bankers and financial people to learn the importance of finance, to learn how it is important for the united states to say totally in front and to maintain our financial system as the most powerful system in the world. in order to do that, you have to get across the world and to talk with other financial systems. and i found out and it took me going over there to the bank of scotland to realize why mike oxley wanted to do, because very few people knew, a

mr. scott... um... joseph. good to meet you. so, you heard, it's happened again. yeah, i heard. uh... we caught the case in fact. that's great. it's the same school it's the same time of day. am i missing something? joseph's daughter allie was abducted from the same school seven years ago. seven years, two months, 14 days. danny worked 'round the clock to find allie. he puts up with me... coming by, chewing his ear, giving him updates. yeah, unfortunately, i wasn't able to bring allie back to you. but this is a big break, right? i mean, whoever took this girl, maybe they know something about my allie. (danny sighs) you know, we kind of went over this before. the odds of finding somebody after all this time... i know the statistics. i also know in my heart that allie's out there somewhere. she has to be. don't give up on her, danny. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus sprea from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect h

mr. scott really fun very serious. go ahead and do it. so people don't really need to know the story. i was a little shocked. >> a wonderful man but it was so out of character. >> are you concerned about the responses? >> yeah. well, people seem surprised. i think everything in as good as i can numbers. people complain: dry film book. >> what criticism has been the hardest? >> well, if you twice in the new york times. was not bad. >> it would like to see more the party but the field. i describe undermine to now i'm from institution to institution. next line could have median survival of what 3.9 months. one of my favorite depictions of this is median disease. i was trying to get him to a study with the survival curves like this. if you look at the survival curve 25 percent of the people were surviving. statistician working for many years. there is a statistic. laboratory. wonderful scientist. said it's good. we don't know enough to do these things. i responses you don't know enough of we. laboratory scientists, has been overtime didn't wa

additionally, after questions of how was that mr. scott -- mr.carraway could be hired in the first place, we got a look at the job description -- dedicated eight, special education. his job was to help out with special needs children. the minimum job requirement, high school diploma. metearned that mr. carraway that requirement. he himself a special ed student and a graduate of duval gh school. we will certainly stay on is for all the latest of elements. brad bell, abc7 news. a guilty verdict in the case of a prince george's county school board member accused of fraud. prosecutors say she lied about her income to get her child free school meals. she has repaid $1300 for the value of those meals. prison she faces when she is sentenced in april. alison: sad news from the literary world. author harper lee has died. she is known for her pulitzer prize-winning first book "to kill a mockingbird." watchman," the follow-up, was released last year. in her native monroeville, alabama, she died this morning. she was 89 years old. leon: coming up, 7 on your

spooer if she has any. >> thank you, mr. scott.f the issues that many of you have raised, that general campbell raised was the fact that the andsf have fallen short in terms of their aviation capabilities. part of it was referenced by mr. scott in terms of getting the actual platforms there. but it appears that part of the problem is that you're dealing with a population that for the most part is illiterate. so i'd like your thoughts on whether or not we're bringing in equipment that is too sophisticated for the population that we're trying to train in terms of the air force to be able to commandeer these aircraft. >> thanks for the question, ma'am. human capital shortages are significant when we talk about the aviation cape thablt the afghan air force needs and it's one of the drivers as we look at how we should build a force that the afghan government can actually afford. we do focus literacy training, we do focus technical training on those high-end skills associated with aviation maintenance, that with associated with the pilot

many has raised is the fact that they have fallen short in terms of the aviation abilities with mr. scott to get the actual platform but it appears part of the problem is you deal with the population for the most part is illiterate. so whether or not to be too sophisticated for the population we tried to train to commandeer. >> bay are significant with the afghan air force needs how we should build that force that the government can afford. we do focus technical trading on the high end skills with aviation maintenance with the pile the date of that aircraft that will be necessary to operate the air force that they need that with the sophistication we try to support that system with contract did we in its -- maintenance also increasingly do the maintenance on their own. with those human capital shortages how we balance and plan for. >> congresswoman he made at a critical point that comes back to the resources that due to the lack of data we do not know right now how many personnel are literate the estimate is less than 30%. why? even though we spent $200 million in literacy training, they

mr. drake scott, the victim. who was performing at the open during the evening, mr. wright was... he had asked two different bouncers about the front door, asking if that was the only exit that evening. >> reporter: police were responding to a disturbance nearby when they heard the shots. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: they quickly arrested are wright across the street. inside court, the family of the victim broke down as shooting. interaction between these two men during the evening. and it appears that this was an execution-style murder in which this defendant followed the victim out of the bar, having no interaction with firing five times at him. and then taking the police on a chase. there is no explanation for it. >> reporter: prosecutors say tell. wright apparently, told police he was leaving the bar when he heard the gunshots. his defense attorney says he has a different side of the story. live in quincy, 7 news. 93 south. a car goes up in flames. police say no one was in the car when it caught fire around 8:00 this morning. this was between exit 15 and exit 16.

. >> mr. scott, finest. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, ms. mccarty, i think that you and epa have drastically manhandled and violated the rights of our farmers. especially been dealing with this water issue. you did break the law. you did break the law. now let me tell you, ms. mccarthy, in section 15 of the financial services and general government appropriations act, it expressly prohibits you from lobbying in support or in opposition to pending legislation or rule. further, not only their did you break the law but in section 401 of the department of the interior's environment and related agencies appropriations act. that's applicable right now. prohibited the use of the epa's appropriations for lobbying. you broke the law. it needs to be admitted. it needs to be recognized. and furthermore, you spit taxpayers money in the lobbying. and the gao reports $64,610 that you spent in lobbying from february 2014 to 2015. now, let's come clean with this. so we can correct this. there's no way you're going to correct this if you don't realize that y

mr. scott's question. he pointed out that the gao but determined you violated federal law. who is in charge of the kober propaganda? >> it is actually just part of our outreach and education, serve your there was no covert propaganda. >> so, there is no one over that to together outreach or known in charge? >> we have communication folks. >> who was the head of that? who is responsible for that? >> i would have to go back and look at the exact time, but we actually have a large education outreach group, but none of that-- >> no one was punished for it though, right? >> we don't believe-- >> we understand that the person was promoted and now working for the white house come about in your opening statement you made it sound like congress was deploring you to move forward with this. where did the idea for this come from and who was in charge of drafting this package? >> actually, what is or the clean water rule came because the supreme court told us that we needed to make improvements in the law based on science and that we needed to prove a connection and do a better job. >>

. >> mr. scott, five minutes. y >> thank you, mr. chairman.first of all, miss mccarthy, i think that you and the epa have drastically man handled and violated the rights of our farmers. especially dealing with this no water issue. you did break the law.s. you did break the law.inanci now, let me tell you, miss iatio mccarthy, inns section 15 of th financial services and general r government appropriations act, it expressly prohibits you from lobbying in support or in opposition to pending legislation, or rule. further, not only there did youh break the elaw, but in section 401 of the department of the interior's environment and related agencies appropriations act. that's applicable right now. prohibited the use of the epa's appropriations for lobbying. t you broke the law. it needs to be admitted. it needs to be recognized. and furthermore, you spent l re taxpayers' money in the lobbying. and the gao reports it's $64,610 that you spent in lobbying from february 2014 to 2015. now, let's come clean with this. so we can correct this. there's no w

who grew up in poverty and was almost lost and today he serves this state as its junior senator, mr. scott. [ applause ] the 21st century conservative movement is the daughter of immigrants from india, who wanted desperately for their children to have all the opportunities they never did, and who faced a string of prejudice and yet because of the greatness of our country today, nikki haley is the governor of a state where it's always a great day. [ applause ] [ cheering ] and the 21st century conservative movement is the son of a bartender and maid from cuba, who stands one step closer to being the president of the united states of america. [ applause ] [ cheering ] [ chanting "marco ] >> we are a nation that admire people that worked hard and moved ahead. as conservetives you will always celebrate success, but we fight for those who are still trying to make it. if tonight you are that single mother who has made it the purpose of your life to seek to leave your children better off than yourself in the 21st s st century, we conservatives will fight for you. if you are watching tonight and y

mr. drake scott, the victim, who was performing at open mic night that evening. during the evening, mr. wright was -- he asked two different asking if that was the only exit that evening. >> reporter: police were responding to a disturbance nearby when they heard the shots. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: they quickly arrested wright across the street. inside court, the family of the victim broke down as prosecutors explain there was no explanation for the shooting. >> your honor, there was no interaction between these two men during the evening, and it appears that this was an execution style murder in which this defendant followed the victim out of the bar, having no interaction with him, firing five times at him and then take the police on a chase. there is no explanation for it. >> reporter: prosecutors say as far as they know, wright didn't know the victim at all. in quincy, nicole oliverio, 7news. >>> a corrections officer called the court today facing drug trafficking charges. prosecutors say yawnld cover state trooper bought heroin from steven la bro several times. the

i'm pleased to yield two minutes to mr. scott of virginia, the distinguished ranking member of the education and work force committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, since the pass ang of the affordable care act -- passage of the affordable care act in 2010, the house of representatives has attempted-to dismantle the law 62 times. today, number 63, to repeal a major portion of the affordable care act. mr. speaker, since the affordable care act passed, people with pre-existing conditions can now get health insurance. the costs of health insurance have been increasing at the lowest rate since they started keeping records, about a half century ago. those young people, 26 -- under 26 can stay on their parents' policies. women are no longer paying more for insurance than men. we are closing the perfect scripive drug doughnut hole. while thousands of people were losing their insurance every day, when we passed the bill, more than 17 million pe

scott. welcome back. thanks, mr. keaton. hey, scotty. hey, alex. how's it going? ah, king of the hill. you haven't changed a bit, alex. what'll it be, scott? baseball, soccer, tennis... greco-roman wrestling? what do you mean? i thought we'd play sports like old times. oh, sure.sounds like fu you two have a good time. hi... scott? hi, mallory. boy, have you changed! well, you've changed, too. you grew intoyour ears, and... you look good, too. scott, what are you waiting for? let's hold off on that soccer, ok, jennifer? good idea. let's just sit on the lawn and talk about old times. yeah, sure. go and start without me. ok. ya da da da hey! you're goig to lovepasta alex. i hope it's better than pancakes alex, alex. mom says she can smell pasta alex, alex, from all the way upstairs. yeah, well,it travels well, dad. hey, what's all this? things to show scott-- our old picturesand stuff. he didn'tsee them yesterday. [bell tinkles] should i take thisup to mom, dad? no, i'll do it. she denies it, but she enjoys being waited on by her husband. they all do, dad. they saythings have changed, but

. >> after the game the wife of mr. scott danielle who is 37 weeks pregnant with twins. he was traded and demoted to the minor leagues. he now heads back to the minors with a lot of money in hand. >> yes indeed. great. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. >> he has 500 penalty minutes heather. 500. i'm going to personally hire him for security here. [laughter] >> you are not going to mess with him. here's what's going on this morning. a lot of showers from seer could you syracuse to temperatures ahead of that really warm. marris town is 28. the city right around 50 around the five burroughs 38 around newark. you need a jacket or sweater to start the day but a southerly south west wind to warm things up today and at the bus stop speaking of penalty minutes that one right there will pennallize you if you don't behave at the bus stop. a nice warm temperatures but grab a jacket or sweater. how is it going. >> i need my safety patrol belt. that's the only thing that's missing. >> you don't have one? >> you are going to have to take care of t

mr. scott's question. he pointed out that the gao but determined you violated federal law.o is in charge of the kober propaganda? >> it is actually just part of our outreach and education, serve your there was no covert propaganda. >> so, there is no one over that to together outreach or known in charge? >> we have communication folks. >> who was the head of that? who is responsible for that? >> i would have to go back and look at the exact time, but we actually have a large education outreach group, but none of that-- >> no one was punished for it though, right? >> we don't believe-- >> we understand that the person was promoted and now working for the white house come about in your opening statement you made it sound like congress was deploring you to move forward with this. where did the idea for this come from and who was in charge of drafting this package? >> actually, what is or the clean water rule came because the supreme court told us that we needed to make improvements in the law based on science and that we needed to prove a connection and do a better job. >> tha

scott brown. adam sexton begins our coverage live from milford. adam: tom and shelley, mr. trump and scott brown held a joint press conference but most of the questions turned out to be about iowa. the national media trying to provoke a response and get him express something about his second-place finish and donald trump trying to not go there. s clear from what he said portrayed is getting under his skin. coming off a second-place finish hampshire. tuesday night in milford, he picked up the endorsement of former massachusetts senator, scott brown. >> one person who has the independence and can be the change agent to get washington working again, it was clear to me that was donald trump. >> everybody wanted his endorsement, and i' m very honored that he' s giving it to me. adam: donald trump trying to put things in perspective. >> i didn' t expect to do so well. one poll came out that maybe be built up a false expectation for some people. adam: he let a little new york slip into his vocabulary in his stump speech, swearing twice. once talking about russia. >> let them use so

. >> thank you, mr. scott. next speaker? public speaker: good evening. my name is karen flesh man. i come here tonight to speak on behalf of the coalition but to speak from my perspective as a mother, as a citizen and lifelong advocate for young people and social justice. the culture of san francisco calls for a very different way of policing than the one that we have today. right now we have the worst of both world's. we have a high degree of lawlessness and open use drug use in our streets and a high level of homeless in our streets and a total lack of empathy and accountability in our police force and use of force and over policing. i work in the bayview and i have observed police action there on a regular bases and they are very disproportionate and very rapid response. it's a very context to someone that happened to mario woods can occur. chief suhr, under your leadership we have ample examples of systemic racism. it's time you take accountability. someone has to take accountability in your department in order to change the culture of your department. it's great that there is

. >> mr. scott perry of pennsylvania. >> i'd like to try to take it back to something regarding the budget. my question, first question, deal also with the united states relief in work agency. regard to our support of the palestinians. to my knowledge, the american taxpayer. meanwhile, unrwa staff unions including the teachers union are frequently controlled by members affiliated with hamas. the curriculum has long contained materials that are anti-israel, anti-semitic and supportive of violence extremism. now despite activities that compromise its strictly humanitarian mandate, its strictly humanitarian mandate, unrwa continues to respond united states contributions including $408 million in 2014. just wondering, if you could quickly, sum up for us how your department is using this funding and your budget to discourage these activities. taxpayers are loathe paying for terrorism, terrorist activities and supportive terrorism. i know you know this. >> absolutely. not only loathe it, just bottom line

mr. wilson. boy, this makes a swell wigwam if you cover these poles. oh, dennis. now, great scott, stop jiggling my tripod and come out from there. sure, mr. wilson. george, i have to start dinner. you talk to dennis. well, we'll have a very short conversation. and then come back again one day next month? but i haven't asked you what i came over to ask you. well, all right. what do you want to know? mr. wilson, i bet you were a boy scout when you were a boy. mr. wilson: well, yes. well, how did you know? something just told me you'd know all about it. well, i dare say i still bear the stamp. i was an eagle scout. oh, my chest was just covered with merit badges. boy, you must've had a gillion badges. but how did you win enough to cover so much? by doing what every good scout is supposed to do. why, i even learned to build a fire without matches. boy, building a fire without matches. we even cooked our food without any kitchen utensils. what'd you cook it in? whatever was handy. we were very resourceful. oh, my troop called themselves the seal patrol. did you call each other by maki

mr. scott would you really consider getting an african-american for the first regionalistory to be a president of a federal reserve bank for the first time in history? ms. yellen: absolutely. it's our job to make sure every search for those jobs is broad and diverse. a group of candidates. i regret that there has not been an appointment -- >> time of the german has expired. the chair -- time of the gentleman has expired. the chair now recognizes mr. posey. mr. posey: the number one thing i hear from my local community banks and credit unions is the need for regulatory relief. that is not used to you -- that obviously. to you these institutions provide critical services to our communities and they are worried the overregulation is hurting not only their ability to provide those services but eventually is leading to increased industry consolidation. i would like to ask you what you consider to be the negative thatquences, if any, result from consolidation and the effects on the local and national

mr. food test kitchen scott: " " lukas scott: scott: good morning siouxland. let's get a neal welding company skycam hd and the storm lake skycam hd. temperatures are in the 30s. wind speeds are near 10 miles per hour from the north. clouds are sticking in eastern siouxland and starting to disappear from the west. a large storm is moving from the south to the midwest as threats change from severe weather to heavy snow to our east. locally, we'll have a pretty quiet wednesday with periods of sunshine and some rain/snow mix occuring this evening. tomorrow, we'll have partly cloudy skies and breezy winds gusting near 35 miles per hour. then on friday high pressure will build in and that sets us up for a warming trend this weekend! here's your extended forecast where we'll make it to the 60s on saturday before temperatures sink back down toward normal next week. lukas scott: lukas after the break... howard has a after the break... howard has a delicious soup recipe for us ... back lukas: soup is a fantastic meal that you can d up for your pleasure. take a look! "y

mr. baxter. morning, miss scott. oh, mr. baxter, mr. lyons called oh, fine. lyons is all i need. is it about that real estate case? yes. evidently, he's trying to rush me into an out-of-court settlement for his client, but i'm not ready for him. when he shows up, tell him i'm not here. all right. i can level with any other lawyer but not this fellow. i understand. you are not in to mr. lyons. right. your worthy employer wouldn't be avoiding me by any chance? oh, no, mr. lyons. he was called away unexpectedly. i tried to reach you. well, i'll leave counselor a note. hi, miss scott. oh, mr. dewitt. i found something that i think will get me out of the doghouse with your boss-- a little present. "world's greatest lawyer." cute, huh? yes, it is. i'll cheer him up. i'll take it in to him. oh, wait, mr. dewitt. he's not in. he went to court. i'll just leave it on his desk. well, baxter, the next time we meet will be in court, and i'll fracture you! what's with him? i was supposed to be out. oh, no! oh, mr. baxter, that's terrible. if i could find a hole, i'd crawl right into it. if i c

mr. baxter. - please, please. miss scott. i'm sorry, mr. baxter. i tried to explain you were busy, but these reporters insisted on seeing you. reporters? oh, yes, and this telegram just came. oh, thank you, miss scott. mr. baxter. collins, international press. hicks, the daily press. we play golf, mr. baxter. oh, well, i suppose this is about that gambling situation. yes. would you care to make a statement? well, it's a little premature, and there's nothing really i can say right now, but we are working on it, and when i do have something definite-- you may sell your ticket? my ticket? have you put a price on it yet? what are you talking about? mr. baxter, maybe you'd better open that telegram. "you are the holder of a ticket on..." now, look. if this is some kind of a joke, it's in very poor taste. it's no joke, mr. baxter. we got it over the press wire. collins: and you can't keep it a secret, mr. baxter. we even have the name of the horse your ticket drew. bonnie boy, isn't it? well, uh, yes. that's--that's what it says right here, but i don't kn

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. >> thank you, mr. scott. next speaker? public speaker: good evening. my name is karen flesh man. i come here tonight to speak on behalf of the coalition but to speak from my perspective as a mother, as a citizen and lifelong advocate for young people and social justice. the culture of san francisco calls for a very different way of policing than the one that we have today. right now we have the worst of both world's. we have a high degree of lawlessness and open use drug use in our streets and a high level of homeless in our streets and a total lack of empathy and accountability in our police force and use of force and over policing. i work in the bayview and i have observed police action there on a regular bases and they are very disproportionate and very rapid response. it's a very context to someone that happened to mario woods can occur. chief suhr, under your leadership we have ample examples of systemic racism. it's time you take accountability. someone has to take accountability in your department in order to change the culture of your department. it's great that there is

mr. sanchez. >> scott sanders sanchez planning department. believe i don't have much to back it i did look at our profile from the assessor's office and says there's one bathroom in the property. i would assume that's in the upper level not in the basement. i don't have anything to add to the noticing comment i made earlier that the project does require notice. that's a code requirement. it's minor standard must be applied as such the permit should be rejected but i'll answer any question. i know commissioner honda had questions maybe earlier >> i mean, so again regarding the restrictions because of new legislation has been enacted, is there something that will come up on your website or dbi's website. further development but that lower section if they choose to move that area? >> are you saying if the permit is denied here and they come back in for new permit- >> let me clarify. for example the permit is upheld and allowed to remove the illegal work that's been done. the way the new legislation is written there not able to ever put that back

marco rubio's prospects in south carolina, south carolina senator tim scott, he endorsed rubio, you see him between the governor and mr. rubio. tim scott probably went a little far out on a limb this week when he raised expectations sky high for how marco rubio will do in south carolina, tim scott told reporters this week, mr. rubio could place 2nd in the state or quote which have a long distance shot at 1st. 1st place. and that is awesome as a pep talk. right. that's awesome to show your psyched and confident. it's a bad idea, though, to say it to somebody other than your campaign volunteers. it's a bad idea to say that to the press, you raised expectation you may not meet. now if marco rubio doesn't come in first, his campaign might thought he might. nobody wants to show they placed lower than they expected to the latest endorsement did not go to senator rubio. this is a really intrigue one. in part, because we don't know what the influence will be of this endorser in south carolina, because of the unusual political history of the endorser. but it's also intrigue, because this particular endorser had a really hard t

mr. scott. >> thank you for coming.chair lady, you know i have a lot of respect for you. >> thank you. >> but i very vehemently disagree with you when you say that you can't target unemployment. let me just say this. it is very important for everyone to know that you have an equal mission. part of that mission, one half of it, is to curb inflation. but the other half is unemployment. and so just as surely as you go and you target inflation with movement of your interest rates, surely you've got to understand that you have the same authority to deal with the unemployment. now let me tell you why this is important, ms. yellen. nobody is suffering from unemployment like the african-american community. and they are suffering from that because of the very laissez-faire attitude that the fed historically has dealt with just employment and unemployment all together. but when you look, yeah, we can claw 4.5 unemployment rate. do you know what the unemployment rate is for african-american men between the ages of 18 and 37? it's

mr. allston scott's reference to the price of cotton i won't ask you the price of glowing planting season of planting of cotton or corn but it lends to the question, i'm fearful that the epa has a bureaucracy wants to literally drive the car but doesn't know how to start the car. when you don't know the basic g i times and when you apply pesticide and how important those growing times are, it begs the question of, you know, who should know these answers. and my answer to myself is you should know. we talked about pesticides so i'll go to my question. it was respect to your agency's role in approving pesticide. does epa examine the health and safety of a herbicide under the act any differently if it's proposed use is tied to a genetically engineered plant versus it's not and does the agency meet its registration obligation equally in both cases. my question is it common for products tied to ge plants to be at your agency several years while registration dates are renegotiated multiple times? >> my understanding is that we have had a great deal of success in eliminating extensions of time o

mrs. mitchell. great scott. hi, mr. wilson. dennis, what in the world do you think you're doing? advertising. mr. wilson: oh, advertising. dennis, that's ridiculous. are you connected with this boy, sir? boy, i'll say, if it wasn't for him, my mom wouldn't have any birthday at all. in other words, he's your grandfather. you ought to be ashamed. madam, will you please stay out of this? now, dennis well, we'll see what the police have to say about a grandfather who indentures his grandson to a drugstore. get my mom a present. her name is mrs. mitchell. dennis: buy it right here. some of your work, mr. finch? no, i don't understand. wilson! listen, lawrence, this woman has called the police. don't try to pass the buck to somebody else, george wilson. did you or did you not send this little blond demon over here all day to punish me poker. now, listen, lawrence. get my mom a present. get it right here. you put him up to that. his own grandfather to will you stay out of this? oh, stop ringing that stupid bell. here's what i'm gonna do with you, george wilson. i'm gonna get up at the n

. >> mr. scott perry of pennsylvania. >> i'd like to try to take it back to something regarding the budget. my question, first question, deal also with the united states relief in work agency. regard to our support of the palestinians. to my knowledge, the american taxpay taxpayer. meanwhile, unrwa staff unions including the teachers union are frequently controlled by members affiliated with hamas. the curriculum has long contained materials that are anti-israel, anti-semitic and supportive of violence extremism. now despite activities that compromise its strictly humanitarian mandate, its strictly humanitarian mandate, unrwa continues to respond united states contributions including $408 million in 2014. just wondering, if you could quickly, sum up for us how your department is using this funding and your budget to discourage these activities. taxpayers are loathe paying for terrorism, terrorist activities and supportive terrorism. i know you know this. >> absolutely. not only loathe it, just botto

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author scott christiansen. mr. christiansen discusses his book 100 documents that changed the world. from the magna carta to wikileaks. >> what did you want to do with this book, 100 documents that change the world? >> i wanted to wet -- whet readers appetites for historic documents. and to show people what the documents look like and to explain the context of those objects. a little bit of the story behind them. to put them together over time in chronological order to give people a sense of how they played out in history. >> how did you decide which hundred to put in? >> i worked with a publisher in london and while i am doing the writing of text, they are getting images. we work back and forth on a list together. they suggest some things, i suggest some things, we come to an agreement and it is later refined. it is a process that is ongoing but it really started when i sat down with some members of my family, including a very smart young boy. i asked him, what do you think about the 100 most important documents i

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tim scott who has endorsed mr. rubio, you see him there between the governor and mr. rubio at a campaign event in south carolina. tim scott probably went out on a limb when he raised expectations sky high for how marco will do. he said mr. rubio could place second in the stacy or quote, we have a long distance shot at first. first place. that's awesome has a pep talk. that's awesome to show you're psyched. it's bad to say it to somebody other than your campaign volunteers. it's a bad idea to say that to the press because you've raised expectations that you may not meet. nobody wants to look like they placed lower than they expected to. we don't know what the influence will be of this endorser in south carolina because of the unusual political history of the endorser. it's also intriguing because this particular endorser had a really hard time handling the donald trump factor in the republican race, earlier on the race. this was the post and courier newspaper. u.s. congressman mark sanford has not decided who he will endorse, but he knows which one he won't, donald trum

mr. sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department just to clarify i wasn't clear the heefth ofthe fence is 10 feet this is the permit holders property in this case they're proposing a health that is 6 feet above the grade as they additional it based on the previously existing grade and representations of the permit holder is that they increased the height thought about 2 and a half feet at the northeast corner from 2 and a half retaining wall to a 5 foot retaining wall when the height of the fence it is grade but typically applied that to be preexisting grade the lower height 2 and a half above the neighbors property zero for purposes of measuring and 10 feet blow that they're doing less than this this is a code compliant fence worst case scenario is a matter of reducing is one feet 10 feet belief grades on the appellants property but as it is before you this does appear to be code compliant and i've not heard anything that would lead me to building otherwise. >> your close but the one photo they're showing not only the wall the new wall you but the fence to the adjacent proper

mr. wilson. you know what you are to me and the other kids? you're kind of a hero. oh, great scott. and when we grow up, we wanna be just like you. the boys' admiration of you is completely justified, mr. wilson. oh, well. but just let me tell you how your thoughtfulness the orphans in this community. well, now, please-- without you and your support, we wouldn't have half the newspapers we now have. and when you stop to think that those newspapers represent food and shoes and clothing to all the orphans in this community. oh, now-- please, mrs. holland, i--well, i'd like to add something to the drive. after all you've done? well, yes. you see, i've been looking at this coin and i've discovered it's a rare issue of 1895, and it's worth about five-- it's worth $600, mrs. holland. what? are you sure? oh, yes. so, i'd like to add this to my coin collection if you'd let me donate a check for $600 to the orphans' benefit. jeepers. imagine mr. wilson doing that on top of giving tommy and me brand new two-wheeler bikes. oh, for heaven's sakes. hip, hip, hooray. hip, hip, hooray. [music] star