senator manchin: mr. wood? mr. wood: one is actors of scale, somebody like russia or china, profound implications that dominate entire regions with very deep nuclear magazines. that's a different kind of threat than north korea or iran which will be very sharp and erratic and very pointed. senator manchin: i'm just talking about the greatest threat to our national security. you think russia -- mr. wood: yes, i do think they're our greatest threat. russia and china. mr. krepinevich: i think the greatest threat emanates from russia and china. i think the exiss ten rble threat is nuclear conflict though i'd expand that to say that there's a blurring between nuclear and conventional weapons that's been occurring for the last 15, 20 years or so. lower yield nuclear weapons, more powerful conventional whens, not clear, when off russian military doctrine that says you escalate to nuclear use that worries me. senator manchin: i asked this five years ago, i had chiefs of staff before me and i asked the question, it was asked

department it turned out also to be a target for the militants which is where the two cia contractors mr. woodsnd mr. doherty died. but in looking at all of the information, the accountability review board and particularly admiral mullen who was focused on what happened, what the security personnel did that night came out agreeing that they were heroic and did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. >> thank you. >> we yield back and i appreciate you going through their reooism and it's moving to hear and frankly it inferoirates of people to the left on spending $50 million to strain i.s.i.l. fighters but we spend one tenth of that to give answers to the family members sitting on the first row so i appreciate you talking about the heroism while my colleagues discuss money and with that mr. pompayo. >> i should add to that i think mr. smith gave us silloquay and the behavior and not one finger or a question for a witness and said they want to get at the truth but the truth of the matter is they spend most of their time today and we can rewind the tape they spent most of the day

mr. wood? mr. wood: i think we've, as many members have noted, this has been a budget driven exercise. how much money do we want to spend on defense? and then we try to make do with that. i think what was -- what ronald reagan was getting at with that is figuring out what it is you want to be in the world, where your priorities are at, and then resourcing that commensurate with those interests. so it should be strategy driven. should be u.s. interest driven. if you want to shoulder that burden you have to find the funding and resources to be able to do that. mr. inhofe: but to do that, you have to prioritize where it is. most of us out there, i can't speak for all of them, that's their number one priority, what we're supposed to be doing here. does anyone disagree with that? >> it's the second part i would disagree with. i have come to believe that, particularly sense the pass am of the budget control act, that it affects what we have seen over the last five years. mr. donnelly: if not an articulate

department, it turned out also to be a target for the militants, which is where the two cia contractors, mr. woods and mr. doherty, died. but in looking at all of the information, the accountability review board, and, particularly, admiral mullen, who was focused on what happened, what the security personnel did that night, came out agreeing that they were heroic and they did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. announcer: c-span provides the best axis for providing coverage -- best access for secretary clinton's testimony. our hearing coverage without commercials or commentary will air in its entirety hundred and sunday and you soon on his van and sunday on c-span. announcer: tonight, ted cruz at a town hall meeting in iowa, and will sit downruz with c-span to take your phone calls. that starts at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. all persons have business before the honorable supreme court of the united states are admonished to give them attention. have not obama: we seen a court overturn a law passed by congress on an economic issues like health care. lockner's usual of whether

department, it turned out also to be a target for the militants, which is where the two cia contractors, mr. woods and mr. doherty died. in looking at all the information, the accountability review board, and particularly admiral mullin focused on what happened, what the security personnel did that night, came out agreeing that they were heroic and they did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. >> thank you. the gentleman yields back, madam secretary, i appreciate you going through their heroism, i really do, it's moving to hear and infuriates me to hear folks to my left who don't raise a single whisper about spending $50 million to train five isis fighters, but god forbid we spend one-tenth of that to give some answers to the family members sitting on the first row. i appreciate you discussing their heroism while some of my colleagues discuss money. with that, mr. pompeo. >> i want to add to that, i think mr. smith gave us soliloquy, it was elegant and representative of the behavior of the democrat on the panel. not one finger, not one question for the witness. the truth of th

. >> mr. wood opened his mouth wide and took a very deep breath., his mouth popped open, like that. and everybody sort of jumped a little bit. hadn't seen that before. you could see a spasm go through his body. you could see it went all the way down to his stomach. gasping like a fish. it was extraordinarily loud. i started doing, you know, hash marks in my notebook. each time that he would make that sucking sound, he was gulping, he was gasping, he was struggling to breathe. i eventually counted 240 hash marks. went on and on. and i wondered is someone going to stop this execution. there were two lawyers sitting next to me, and i saw them get up and go out. >> one full hour into the execution, joseph wood was still alive. baish called for the execution to be halted. >> we immediately filed a motion with the federal district court, asking the federal judge to stop the execution. >> they got an assistant attorney general on the phone. and he said, he's unconscious. he's not feeling any pain. the judge said, well, do you have an eeg set up to him? we

the alleged assailant and the alleged victim we did not file any external or internal charges on mr. woodsthese guys have a lot of years left in prison. it's normal for the victim not to want to talk. he is not going to want to be labeled as snitch. that will further the probability of being assaulted in the future. he is maintaining the story that he fell. you can't make him talk. >> woods was released from the custody control unit and returned to general population. but he has a new cell assignment in a new housing unit. >> you got to get along in here. you got to. >> we get along good. >> have you seen cash since the altercation? >> no. he's on the other side of the prison. >> did you guys leave on good terms? >> of course. >> over in the protective custody unit joshua bean has received word on his ongoing investigation. after testing positive for methamphetamine during a recent shake down bean requested an outside lab do its own test. the results came back negative backing up bean's claims. i take wellbutrin. that pretty much means you test positive for methamphetamine. that's what i f

department, it current out also to be a target for the militants, which is where the two cia contractors, mr. woods mr. dougherty, died. but in looking at all of the information, the accountability review board, and particularly admiral mullen, who was focused on what happened,pç what the security personnel did that night, came out agreeing that they were heroic and they did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. >> thank you. >> the gentleman yields back. madam secretary, i appreciate you going through their heroism. i really do. it is moving to hear, and frankly, it infuriates me to hear folks to my left who don't raise a single whisper about spending $50 million to train five isis fighters, but god forbid we spend a tenth of that to give some answers to the family members sitting on the first row. so i appreciate you discussing their heroism while some of my colleagues discuss money. with that, mr. pompeo. >> i'd like to add to that. mr. smith give a solely question. it was represent and representative of the behaviors of the democrats on the panel since 2014. not one finger,

mr. wood? mr. wood: i see it more of active army formations, we talked about proliferation of technology, the increasing complexities of military operations, especially when you're coordinating, synchronizing operations at higher levels. we talk about distributed operations. there's a still set that becomes -- there is a skill set that becomes ever more complex and takes a lot of time to develop competencies in those areas. so, i think the active component, doing that 24-7, is the force of choice to go off and do these kinds of things we're talking about. you only have so much of that i think the strategic reserve capability and then selected skill sets where you could have army reserve, other service reserves and national guard units that would develop those kinds of things that would plug into larger structures. senator ernst: thank you. dr. preble. dr. preble: i have traditionally thought of the reserves as stratiege exreserves. that was the intent as we moved away from the con stripted force --

department, it turned out also to be a target for the militants, which is where the two cia contractors, mr. woods and mr. doherty, died. but in looking at all of the information, the accountability review board and particularly admiral mullen who was focused on what happened, what the security personnel did that night, came out agreeing that they were heroic and they did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. >> the gentleman yields back. madam secretary, i apprec yate you go iing through their heroi. it infuriates me to hear folks to my left who don't raise a single whistle per about spending $50 million to train 5 isis fighters but god forbid we spend one-tenth of that to give some answers to the family members sitting on the first row. so, i appreciate you discussing their heroism while some of my colleagues discuss money. with that, mr. pompeo. >> i think mr. smith gave a soliloquy. i think it was eloquent, but it was representative of the democrats on this panel since may of 2014. not one question for a witness. they say they want to get to the matter of the truth but the

secretary clinton lied to the family of mr. woods, she lied to the american people we know she believed within hours this was a terrorist after he tack conducted by al-sharia. this was an attack planned in advance consistent with terrorists around the world. bill: democrats said they were going get off that committee. since then they changed their minds. >> they haven't lifted a finger, necessity stayed on the committee technically but they haven't done one stitch of work to help america understand howed the first ambassador in 30 years was killed. i hope they stay on, but i hope they begin to help us, not hinder us. bill: 10-month delay in the emails. chris stevens emails were given to the committee 48 hours before the hearing began. how would you characterize this experience trying to get that information? what would you say about the admin snraition this long delay? >> the administration promised to be the most transparent in the history of the united states of america. this administration has been the exact opposite of that. we s

it also turned out to be a target for the militants which is where the two cia contractor, mr. woods and mr. doherty died. but in looking at all of the information, the accountability review board and particularly admiral mullen who was focused on what happened, what the security personnel did that night came out agreeing that they were heroic and they did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. >> thank you. >> the gentleman yields back. madam secretary, i appreciate you going through their heroism. i really do. it is moving to hear. and frankly, it infuriates me to hear folks to my left who don't raise a single whisper about spending $50 million to train five isis fighters but god forbid we spend one-tenth of that to give some answers to the family members sitting on the first row. so i appreciate you discussing their heroism while some of my colleagues discuss money. with that, mr. pompeo. >> i should add to that, i think mr. smith gave o soliloquy. i think it was eloquent. but it was representative of the behavior of democrats on this panel since may of 2014. no

department, it turned out also to be a target for the militants, which is where the two cia contractors, mr. woods and mr. doherty, died. but in looking at all of the information, the accountability review board and particularly admiral mullen who was focused on what happened, what the security personnel did that night, came out agreeing that they were heroic and they did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. >> the gentleman yields back. madam secretary, i apprec yate you go iing through their heroi. it infuriates me to hear folks to my left who don't raise a single whistle per about spending $50 million to train 5 isis fighters but god forbid we spend one-tenth of that to give some answers to the family members sitting on the first row. so, i appreciate you discussing their heroism while some of my colleagues discuss money. with that, mr. pompeo. >> i think mr. smith gave a soliloquy. i think it was eloquent, but it was representative of the democrats on this panel since may of 2014. not one question for a witness. they say they want to get to the matter of the truth but the

mr. phipps was laying in the open for some time in an area searched before. but much of the family's focus is on the wood moore house living facility, which brought mr. phipps to the park without any notification, where he apparently wandered away three weeks ago. calling the death a homicide and is calling for a criminal investigation. >> how did this happen? >> it is very heartbreaking, you know, we didn't expect that his last days would be spent out there for however long he was out there. we didn't get that chance to give him the final hug. >> reporter: michelle phipps is lubin phipps' daughter. at woodmore house, no one would talk about the incident, handing out a written statement saying that they are saddened by the loss of mr. phipps and is promising to work with officials to thoroughly review the circumstances. in watkins park, scott broom, wusa9. >>> drug overdose deaths in virginia have outnumbered the highway deaths for the first time last year. dying from the heroin use while 700 died in auto crashes. a year ago virginia governor heightened efforts to combat heroin use in the state. showing

mr. cummings and then, you, madam secretary. chris stevens, sean smith, glen doherty and tyrone woods served this country with courage and with honor. and they were killed under circumstances that most of us could never imagine. terrorists pour through the front gate of an american facility, attacking people and property with machine guns, mortars and fire. it is important that we remember how these four men died. it is equally important that we remember how these four men lived and why. they were more than four images on a television screen. they were husbands and fathers and sons and properties and family and friend. they were americans who believed in service and sacrifice. many people speak which is fully of a -- wisttfully about better world but do little about it. these four went out and tried to make it better and it cost them

mr. had a wood can you do us a favor and gives the highlight why this report is important and what are the key points it's trying go to communicate. >> happy to sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing and community development thank you for having us here today, the housing balance report is one way to track the city's voter approved dowel to achieve a housing balance as memoriam listed through the prop k we at mohcd are responsible for the code requirement after the issuance of the second report if april i'm here to do today so out a in broad strokes of the work of mohcd for chief of police the goals of prop k we're tracking 3 inputs to the formula formula that creates the housing balance and for us as the new affordable housing production managing our priming specifically, and, secondly, findings new funds and resources and securing the resources to secure affordable housing and third managing or watching and doing our part for the loss of rent-controlled units so to that end in terms of new production mohcd current affordable housing pipeline projects the 3 thousand 5 hundred

mr. had a wood can you do us a favor and gives the highlight why this report is important and what are the key points it's trying go to communicate. >> happy to sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing and community development thank you for having us here today, the housing balance report is one way to track the city's voter approved dowel to achieve a housing balance as memoriam listed through the prop k we at mohcd are responsible for the code requirement after the issuance of the second report if april i'm here to do today so out a in broad strokes of the work of mohcd for chief of police the goals of prop k we're tracking 3 inputs to the formula formula that creates the housing balance and for us as the new affordable housing production managing our priming specifically, and, secondly, findings new funds and resources and securing the resources to secure affordable housing and third managing or watching and doing our part for the loss of rent-controlled units so to that end in terms of new production mohcd current affordable housing pipeline projects the 3 thousand 5 hundred

ty woods went emt with mrs. clinton that day and took note. i gave her a hook and shook her hands, and she said we're going to have the filmmaker arrested who is responsible for the death of my son. but records show that mrs. clinton told her daughter and the egyptian prime minister it was terrorism with no connection to the film. >> either she was lying to the prime minister or she was lying to me and to the american public. >> during the hearing, mrs. clinton said it was conflicting intelligence and not clear-cut. >> i believe do this day that the video played a role. >> but clinton's apparent lack of candor is an automatic disqualifier to the highest office. >> in order to follow a leader as the commander-in-chief, the military needs to trust what their leader says. >> what do you have to hide? >> after this heated exchange, the committee chairman told fox's greta van sust run. i want folks to see this is a serious investigation into all aspects of benghazi. >> the 11-hour hearing may have provided new tips for fbi agents investigating a br

mr. had a wood can you do us a favor and gives the highlight why this report is important and what are the key points it's trying go to communicate. >> happy to sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing and community development thank you for having us here today, the housing balance report is one way to track the city's voter approved dowel to achieve a housing balance as memoriam listed through the prop k we at mohcd are responsible for the code requirement after the issuance of the second report if april i'm here to do today so out a in broad strokes of the work of mohcd for chief of police the goals of prop k we're tracking 3 inputs to the formula formula that creates the housing balance and for us as the new affordable housing production managing our priming specifically, and, secondly, findings new funds and resources and securing the resources to secure affordable housing and third managing or watching and doing our part for the loss of rent-controlled units so to that end in terms of new production mohcd current affordable housing pipeline projects the 3 thousand 5 hundred

department, it turned out also to be a target for the militants, which is where the two cia contractors, mr. woods and mr. doherty, died. but in looking at all of the information, the accountability review board and particularly admiral mullen who was focused on what happened, what the security personnel did that night, came out agreeing that they were heroic and they did all they could do to try to save their colleagues' lives. >> the gentleman yields back. madam secretary, i apprec yate you go iing through their heroi. it infuriates me to hear folks to my left who don't raise a single whistle per about spending $50 million to train 5 isis fighters but god forbid we spend one-tenth of that to give some answers to the family members sitting on the first row. so, i appreciate you discussing their heroism while some of my colleagues discuss money. with that, mr. pompeo. >> i think mr. smith gave a soliloquy. i think it was eloquent, but it was representative of the democrats on this panel since may of 2014. not one question for a witness. they say they want to get to the matter of the truth but the

mr. freeman's car came airborne in woods. i want to walk over here to show you over things as well. another mark like that. you can see the angle that the car was coming down. still airborne. hit this tree. apparently flipped over and landed upside down in the water. what you notice right away when you get down here is you can't see out and it's likely any searchers who might have been out here wouldn't have seen in. police confirm the body in the upside down submerged car off the b.w. park yesterday was that of 26-year-old marcus lee freeman. reported missing october 16. his mother and father now trying to be strong. we talk about him as is because he's with us all the time. >> they searched for the missing cell phone signal. >> the car was so far down it was hidden from view and likely there for ten days. today mark and josie freeman say they wish they could have done more to find their son. >> she wishes she had records of her son's password and bank info. >> that is disheartening. you go to the bank to get information and they can't give it to you. by the time they get it, it's

ty woods went emt with mrs. clinton that day and took note.e her a hook and shook her hands, and she said we're going to have the filmmaker arrested who is responsible for the death of my son. but records show that mrs. clinton told her daughter and the egyptian prime minister it was terrorism with no connection to the film. >> either she was lying to the prime minister or she was lying to me and to the american public. >> during the hearing, mrs. clinton said it was conflicting intelligence and not clear-cut. >> i believe do this day that the video played a role. >> but clinton's apparent lack of candor is an automatic disqualifier to the highest office. >> in order to follow a leader as the commander-in-chief, the military needs to trust what their leader says. >> what do you have to hide? >> after this heated exchange, the committee chairman told fox's greta van sust run. i want folks to see this is a serious investigation into all aspects of benghazi. >> the 11-hour hearing may have provided new tips for fbi agents investigating a breach o

and woods's father met with mrs. clinton and took notes what she promised them. >> i hadn't looked at my notes. i keep notes, this is 2012. i decided better look at notes to review exactly what she said. so i would have the facts down. an, let me just read what is written down here. i gave hillary a hug and shook her hand. and she said, we are going to have the filmmaker arrested who was responsible for the death of your son. reporter: that mortar strike on cia annex is smoking gun evidence it was premeditated terrorism. three mortars struck the cia under 90 seconds killing woods and doherty. they were fired more than half mile away. it was professional hit that required training and planning. yet mrs. clinton told survivors, family members she believed it was a video when her own records now show she didn't believe a video had any connection to the terrorist attack, abby. abby: clinton also said during the hearing, that there was never a recommendation to leave benghazi. reporter: that's right. she testified there w

mr. mayor, you are not out of the woods yet and people need to be careful about that water. >> absolutely. we need to continue to operate at the highest level of gravity. understanding that all types of diseases and bacteria lurk in this water. now the water's receding, i think people have a false sense of security. do not have them -- let's preserve and protect public health. we, of course, take an extraordinary measures the last two days of instituting a curfew. it is a bit more lenient tonight and still a mandatory curfew 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. making sure folks not first responders, medical profession sols, folks working to put the utility lines back up, stay off the streets. it is in owl after our collective best interest and hopefully people abide by the curfew. >> we were looking up figures and i'm curious of flood insurance and by our count, looks like under 10% of your population actually had flood insurance. is that your understanding and what are folks going to do to rebuild if they didn't have insurance? >> well, it is a snant challenge. obviously, usually this far inland we

but when he finally made the decision to resign, he had rose mary woods tell mrs. nixon.usan: and who was that? timothy: that was his secretary. he didn't even tell her. the other -- the one regret she had from that period, which i found really interesting -- and this is, again, is evidence that she was affected by watergate but had no role whatsoever in managing it -- the president didn't tell her that there was a taping system. the president also didn't involve her in the decision of what to do about the tapes, when it became clear that this was going to be a major issue when the taping system was about to be revealed to the public. she felt that he had made a huge error, that he should've destroyed them. and by the way, he could have, because at that time in the united states, those tapes were private property that belonged to the president. now, once they were subpoenaed, it'd be a different issue, but they hadn't been subpoenaed yet. she wanted to get rid of them, but he never asked her. she was not part of this at all, she just suffered from it. susan: judy in hermi

woods, took note. immediately after his talk with mrs. clinton, that day. and today, he produced a copy to the media. they read, quote, we are going to have the filmmaker arrested who was responsible for the death of your son. and indeed, this talking point about protesters and a video in benghazi leading to the deaths of four americans was repeated again and again and again by administration officials. >> we don't have and did not have concrete evidence to suggest that this was not in reaction to the film. we have no information to suggest that it was a preplanned attack. >> what happened this week in cairo, in benghazi, and many other parts of the region -- >> tunisia -- >> was a result, a direct result of a heinous and offensive video. >> the natural protests that arose because of the out rage over the video were used as an excuse by extremists. >> families did not believe it. those at the benghazi consulate challenged it. and the media, mostly fox news, dug deeper into the story. eventually, it was revealed there were no protests in benghazi that night, none. and the attack was a preplanned terro

woods. you see him here. he met with mrs.clinton and took notes about what she promised him and the other families and this is the entry. i gave hillary a hug and shook her hand and she said the film maker would be arrested who was responsible for the death of my son and she told her daughter prime minister that the deaths were not connected to the film is according to woods disqualifier for the highest office. >> in order to follow a leader. they need to trust what the they are putting their lives on the line. they have to know what she is saying is the truth in order for them to be willing to sacrifice their lives. >> the strike on the cian alex was part of the third wave of the assault is the smooking gun of pre-meditated terrorism. ;ñ fired from a half mile away and it was a professional hit that required training. mrs. clinton said there was not a recommendation to love benghazi, a classified cable showed an emergency meeting háf and the recommendation of the meeting that operations should be suspended in benghazi and st

of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into it come at into it, removed parts, it is part of the process of negotiating the final form. >> how do you jump from the two dimensional work that you create to the three-dimensional? maybe going back from the 3f to 2d. >> everything is in the process of becoming. things are never said or settled. the sculptures are being made while i am doing the collages, and vice versa. it becomes a part of something else. there's always this figuring out of where things belong or where they could parapets something else. at the end goal is to possibly see one of these collage plans be built out and create a structure that reflects back

mr. had a wood can you do us a favor and gives the highlight why this report is important and what are the key points it's trying go to communicate. >> happy to sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing and community development thank you for having us here today, the housing balance report is one way to track the city's voter approved dowel to achieve a housing balance as memoriam listed through the prop k we at mohcd are responsible for the code requirement after the issuance of the second report if april i'm here to do today so out a in broad strokes of the work of mohcd for chief of police the goals of prop k we're tracking 3 inputs to the formula formula that creates the housing balance and for us as the new affordable housing production managing our priming specifically, and, secondly, findings new funds and resources and securing the resources to secure affordable housing and third managing or watching and doing our part for the loss of rent-controlled units so to that end in terms of new production mohcd current affordable housing pipeline projects the 3 thousand 5 hundred

. >> we believe the house in the woods are fictitious, this ever but the kids believe it to be the truth and they believe mr. lee wanted them to go with him. >> detective say he had been identified as a suspicious person, in a similar case in 2011, but wasn't arrested or charged. he is said to undergo court ordered psych evaluation. meantime, staff at wayne elementary, sent letter to parent, and spoke to their grade schoolers about stranger danger. >> they can walk to school. so a lot every kids do walk to school. so it is frightening. >> we need to teach our children, if someone approaches you, should you speak with them? should you not speak with them? whether is it safe to meet with someone you don't know. >> he is being held on $100,000 bail in rad for township, sabina kuriakose, "fox 29 news". >> october's warm weather continues today. live look at camelback mountain from pocono mountain camera, just another beautiful picture, temperatures reach back to the 70s, another beautiful thing. you know how it goes, won't stay that way this time of year. meteorologist, kathy orr, soaking in beautiful night in

because there are lots of communities out there that rely very heavily on wood burning devices >> thank you very much. thank you mr. chairman. >> recognize dr. burgess for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i apologize for being out the room for part of the hearing. i'm going to ask a couple of questions. if they've been asked before, please bare with me and try to give answer as consistent. first off, what is the budget for the epa currently? >> i don't have the budget for the entire epa. i can give you the budget for my organization. >> we'll take that. >> it's roughly $100 million a year and 340 full time people that work in my organization >> budget for the epa, i'm relying on memory, i think it is close to $15 billion. the epa has resources available. it has funding available. >> i do want to correct that. i think epa's budget is around $7 billion and about 15,000 people roughly. >> nevertheless, west virginia university had a budget for this research project around 50, 60 or $70,000. >> i'm not going to blame our budget for the fact that we missed this cheating. i do think we do a very good job of sett

mr. had a wood can you do us a favor and gives the highlight why this report is important and what are the key points it's trying go to communicate. >> happy to sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing and community development thank you for having us here today, the housing balance report is one way to track the city's voter approved dowel to achieve a housing balance as memoriam listed through the prop k we at mohcd are responsible for the code requirement after the issuance of the second report if april i'm here to do today so out a in broad strokes of the work of mohcd for chief of police the goals of prop k we're tracking 3 inputs to the formula formula that creates the housing balance and for us as the new affordable housing production managing our priming specifically, and, secondly, findings new funds and resources and securing the resources to secure affordable housing and third managing or watching and doing our part for the loss of rent-controlled units so to that end in terms of new production mohcd current affordable housing pipeline projects the 3 thousand 5 hundred

air becauseand communities there are lots of communities very heavilyt rely on wood burning devices >> thank you very much. mr. chairman. >> recognize dr. burgess for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i apologize for being out the the hearing. of i'm going to ask a couple of questions. been asked before, please bare with me and try to as consistent. first off, what is the budget the epa currently? the budget for the entire epa. i can give you the budget for my organization. that.ll take a it's roughly $100 million year and 340 full time people in my organization >> budget for the epa, i'm think it isemory, i close to $15 billion. resources available. it has funding available. >> i do want to correct that. think epa's budget is around $7 billion and about 15,000 roughly. >> nevertheless, west virginia thisrsity had a budget for 50, 60h project around or $70,000. >> i'm not going to blame our the fact that we missed this cheating. i do think we do a very good job of setting priorities at epa. once we've learned of this emissions, we focused on it. it.idn't ignore we've also immediately changed how we're

woods where an abandoned house was located. now police here are crediting the children, their parent, neighbors and officers with taking very quick action. mr. lee was arrested after he returned the second time. he was arraigned this morning, held on $100,000 bail and he also has been ordered by a district justice to undergo a pschiatric exam. meanwhile, in less than a half hour, radnor police are planning a press conference here. they plan to provide additional details and they are also asking if anyone else may be familiar with the suspect, in a attempt to finds out if any similar incidents involving the suspect may have happened before. we'll be at the press conference, have all of the latest details for you live from the radnor township police station, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> walt, thanks for that update. meanwhile viewing is scheduled later this afternoon for brendan createo, the three year old found dead in haddon township last week. authorities report no signs of forced entry at the father's child home where last seen alive. also an autopsy didn't reveal any indications that brendan had been sexually assaulted. poli

wood burning devices. so that's one example. >> all right. thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i'll recognize dr.urgess for five minutes. >> thank you. and i apologize for being out of the room for part of the hearing. so i'll ask a couple of questions. if they have been asked before, please bear with me and try to give an answer that is consistent with how you answered previously. first off, what is the budget for the epa currently? >> i don't have the budget for the entire epa. i can give you the budget for my organization. >> sure, we'll take that. >> so it's roughly $100 million a year and 340 full-time people that work in my organization. >> the overall budget for the epa and i'm just relying on memory which is dangerous, but i think it is close to $15 billion. so the epa has resources available, it has funding available? >> i do want to correct that. i think epa's budget is around $7 billion and about 15,000 people. roughly. >> nevertheless, west virginia university had a budget for this research project my understanding is around $50,000, $60,000, $70,000, is that correct? >> we are extrao

mr. speaker, remember meeting my constituent neil shepherd and sharon wood nine years ago this week. they took their two children, christie age seven, and bobby age six on holiday. the children tragically died of carb carb poison -- carbon monoxide poisoning. they wish that other people not suffer the tragedy they endured. in the european parliament on recommendation that the commission bring forward on legislation to improve carbon monoxide safety and fire safety for tourism premises in the e.u. can i ask the prime minister that his mep support it and if this false would he look to insit gait legislation nationally in this country? >> i remember the meeting we had and great bravery of irparent in that terrible loss to campaign that others didn't lose children the way they had. as for legislation in country, we do have strict legislation on particular things about fire resistant materials but i will look after that too. >> question 14, closed question. >> 14, sir. prime minister, set out a ambitious long-term plan for the midlands, future engine of growth for the whole of u.k. across

of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr.ome of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into it come at into it, removed parts, it is part of the process of negotiating the final form. >> how do you jump from the two dimensional work that you create to the three-dimensional? maybe going back from the 3f to 2d. >> everything is in the process of becoming. things are never said or settled. the sculptures are being made while i am doing the collages, and vice versa. it becomes a part of something else. there's always this figuring out of where things belong or where they could parapets something else. at the end goal is to possibly see one of these collage plans be built out and create a structure that reflects back i

training and planning, it killed former navy s.e.a.l.s, ty wood and glen doherty and it nearly blew off the leg of a diplomatic security agent. today mrs. clinton's emails show she didn't believe herself that a video was responsible for this terrorist attack. brett? >> let's bring in our special expanded panel for some thoughts on the day. steve hayes, senior writer for the "weekly standard," judge andrew napolitano and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. and a.b. stoddard. >> the lead for the day is hillary clinton repeatedly offers false or misleading testimony. and journalists yawn. journalists don't seem to be that interested in what she's been saying. and i'll give you one example in particular. secretary clinton was presented with emails from representative jim jordan. an email she sent to hillary clinton on the night of the attack, september 11th, 2012. saying it was an al qaeda attack. >> sent to chelsea. >> i'm sorry, hillary clinton to chelsea clinton. saying it was an al qaeda attack. and a memo taken by a state department note-taker. recording a conversation between hillary clinton and the egyptian prime minister sept

mr. jaeger called me over to show the renovations he was doing inside of painting, changing hard wood floors, et cetera. we looked outside his living room and i suggested to him if he wanted to create a deck similar to ours we would fully support it. we did then and we do now. he asked me if i could recommend anyone who could do the job, and i recommended an engineer who could do the deck. he went there and for the next couple years he worked with him, i was pretty much out of the picture except to get emails of different proposals that he was working on. and at that point he told us in may of 2013 that he has issued a letter to the city requesting for a variance and would he support it and would we support it and we said we would. he wrote the letter, he signed it, he left it in the mailbox of his place for me to take it, i took it to my sister and we both signed it, as did my niece, the trustee of the trust and we submitted it to the city. the letter said that he wanted the identical dimensions and construction as the deck that is on our property. these properties are historical properties

mr. obama's legacy deserves to be served by another democrat, just not him. >>> the boy who went missing yesterday afternoon was found safe and sound in the woods not far fromuse he was with his dog who was protecting the 5-year-old and wouldn't let rescuers anywhere near him. both boy and dog are back home. we'll check your weather and traffic coming up after the break. >>> today looks like it will be the warmest day of the week. a lot of sunshine. a high of 80 degrees can be expected in the east bay. san francisco, 75 degrees. and in the tri-valley, up to 87 degrees. we'll also have 87 in the north bay while peninsula sees a high of 79 degrees. it will be a little bit warmer than average in the south bay, but our temperatures slowly come down as we go through the rest of the week. any problems on the road, mike? >> we're starting to see traffic move better here up to high street. that's on the map, a short section, kind of the last of the morning commute. that's at orange. 50-mile-an-hour range. same for the freeway. a little extra slowing around golden gate. as we zoom out you see it near danville and alamo. we had a crash. that's what caused that backup

of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr.me of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into it come at into it, removed parts, it is part of the process of negotiating the final form. >> how do you jump from the two dimensional work that you create to the three-dimensional? maybe going back from the 3f to 2d. >> everything is in the process of becoming. things are never said or settled. the sculptures are being made while i am doing the collages, and vice versa. it becomes a part of something else. there's always this figuring out of where things belong or where they could parapets something else. at the end goal is to possibly see one of these collage plans be built out and create a structure that reflects back in

mr. cummings and then you, madame secretary. chris stevens, sean smith, glenn dougherty and tyrone woods served this country with courage and with killed under circumstances most of us could never imagine. terrorists tore through the front game of an american facility, attacking people and property with machine guns, mortars and fire. it is important we remember how these four men died. it's equally important we remember how these four men lived and why. they were more than four images on a television screen. they were husbands and fathers and sons and brothers and family and friends. they were americans who believed in service and sacrifice. many people wistfully speak of a better world. these four went out and tried to make it better and it cost them their lives. so, we know what they gave us. what do we owe them? justice for those that killed them? we owe their families, our ever-lasting gratitude, respect. we owe them and each other the truth. the truth about why we were in libya. the truth about what we were doing in libya. the truth about the escalating violence in libya before we were attacked and these four men were kill