mr. starks, well to "mad money." >> ba boo-yah, jim. >> always like to start with a boo-yah.define been studying your industry, it's got to be the single most competitive industry. the other guy is always trying to leap frog you. is this not a story of disruptive technology? >> i think it is. this is a story of st. jude medical transitioning from yesterday's growth drivers to tomorrow's growth drivers. and to do that, we especially focus on innovation that we think can be truly disruptive in today's health care environment by the standards of the affordable care act as well as by similar standards in global markets around the world. so our goal is to deliver technology that not only will benefit st. jude medical shareholders, but that will save money to the global health care budget at the same time that we're improving patient care. >> well, i want to talk about two different ones, bus i think these are the needle-movers, if they're incremental spell it out. but these are where the 2014 growth story is. >> i -- you're exactly right. and we're working diligently bringing both

mr. starks, well to "mad money." >> ba boo-yah, jim. >> always like to start with a boo-yah.'ve been studying your industry. it's got to be the single most competitive industry. the other guy is always trying to leap frog you. is this not a story of disruptive technology? >> i think it is. this is a story of st. jude medical transitioning from yesterday's growth drivers to tomorrow's growth drivers. and to do that, we especially focus on innovation that we think can be truly disruptive in today's health care environment by the standards of the affordable care act as well as by similar standards in global markets around the world. so our goal is to deliver technology that not only will benefit st. jude medical shareholders, but that will save money to the global health care budget at the same time that we're improving patient care. >> well, i want to talk about two different ones, bus i think these are the needle-movers, if they're incremental spell it out. but these are where the 2014 growth story is. >> i -- you're exactly right. and we're working diligently bringing both th

mr. mcafee gleefully tell reporters that he was in bed with his 17-year-old girlfriend and stark naked at the time of his arrest. reporters invited down to his compound report that he seems to be living with not just one 17-year-old girlfriend but with a collection of five girlfriends, all of whom seem to be teeng agers. he has wired magazines shoot portraits of him and some half his various girlfriends and shows off the collection of the whole sort of group of girlfriends he lives with, plus his body guards, plus some of the weapons plus some of his dogs, and if dogs end up being key to what happens next in the john mcafee story. his neighbor in belize is an american citizen named greg fall. mr. fall had filed a formal complaint about aggression and noise from mr. mcafee's 11 dogs who apparently roamed free. the same week, that complaint about the dogs was filed with the town, john mcafee told american reporters that somebody had poisoned his dogs, that same week, the neighbor who filed a complaint against him was found dead. he had been shot in the back of the head and a casing from a 9

stark contrast between ken cuccinelli and terry mccastle. >> mcauliffe. >> okay. >> can't she just do it? never really workeded. that was a ken cuccinelli for governor campaign event in wood bridge, virginia this week. mr had campaigning for him a reality show family famous for having a very large number of children. they have i think it's 19 children, that couple. ken cuccinelli who's running for governor himself has seven children. he has also campaigned the outlaw common forms of contraception in virginia, including a birth control pill. so it makes sense to have the 19 kids guy campaigning for ken cuccinelli. even if in practice, it turns out to be a -- virginia republicans in general are having a tough time. this year, they engineered a way to pick their statewide candidates at a convention of party delegates in stead of in a primary, so they ended up with a slate of candidates who are now losing all their races really badly. ken cuccinelli this week had to face the 21st straight poll in a row that shows him losing the virginia governor's race. he is such a sure bet loser in that race at this point they're trying to drag other candidates down just by tieing them to him. >> if you think ken cuccine

reporter: that was in stark contrast than from what the president said when he promised purchasing health insurance would be easy. >> it's like booking a hotel or a plane ticket. >> reporter: mrobama offered no information monday for the fact that over the past three weeks the site has been unusable. applicants have been unable to logon or have their application. >> we are confident we will get all the problems fixed. >> reporter: but there's a deadline, under the new health care law, individuals who do not have insurance by march 31st next year must pay a $95 fine. some republicans are already calling for a delay of the individual mandate to purchase insurance because of the problems. white house press secretary jay carney calls that unnecessary, suggesting the administration would be flexible. >> the law makes clear that people who do not have access to frdable care due to a state of medicare will not be. >> reporter: kathleen sebelius will testify in front of a congressional panel next week where she's expected to be grilled on all inspects of the law. for some critics, that's not enough. >> i would say that she's got a lot of questions to answer. i think she should be fir

reporter: that was in stark contrast than from what the president said when he promised purchasing health insurance would be easy. >> it's like booking a hotel or a plane ticket. >> reporter: mrama offered no information monday for the fact that over the past three weeks the site has been unusable. applicants have been unable to logon or have their applicationmidapplication. >> we are confident we will get all the problems fixed. >> reporter: but there's a deadline, under the new health care law, individuals who do not have insurance by march 31st next year must pay a $95 fine. some republicans are already calling for a delay of the individual mandate to purchase insurance because of the problems. white house press secretary jay carney calls that unnecessary, suggesting the administration would be flexible. >> the law makes clear that people who do not have access to frdable care due to a state of medicare will not be. >> reporter: kathleen sebelius will testify in front of a congressional panel next week where she's expected to be grilled on all inspects of the law. for some critics, that's not enough. >> i would say that she's got a lot of questions to answer. i think she s

mrs. napolitano's amendment, had it been allowed to come to this floor, would have brought a measure of equity to this stark imbalance. i believe this was a missed opportunity for our nation's ports. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, reserves. the gentleman from florida, mr. webster. mr. webster: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i yield to my fellow floridian,ed a and good friend, mr. southerland, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. southerland: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank the gentleman from florida for yooled yielding to me today. today i rise in support of this rule. for the water resource reform and development act. and i agree with my colleague on the other side of the aisle, the gentlelady from california, ms. hahn, she understands how important this bill is and as do i. make no mistake, this is a jobs bill. we are going to be able to take advantage of economic opportunities because of this piece o