mr. wright -- no. mr. sanford -- no. mr. womack -- no. mr. brat -- no. mr. blum -- no. mr. mooney -- no. mr. grossman -- no. mr. palmer -- no. mr. moolenaar -- no. mr. westermann -- no. mr. the candidate -- -- mr. buchanan -- no. mr. van hollen -- aye. mr. pascarel -- aye. mr. ryan 0 aye. ms. moore -- aye. mr. mcdermott -- aye. ms. lee -- aye. mr. poecan -- aye. ms. dingell -- aye. mr. lieu -- aye. mr. norcross -- aye. mr. moulton -- aye. mr. garrett -- no. mr. chairman --no. rep. price: any member was to change their vote? clerk:the amendment is not adopted. the next amendment is amended over 28 -- is amendment number 28. mr. moulton is recognized for two minutes. rep. moulton: my amendment will put forth $10 million over the next two years to help prepare students for jobs in the competitive 21st century workforce. the demand for skilled workers is increasing. a recent survey said manufacturing executives showed a shortage of qualified workers. they said they had difficulty maintaining production levels. last week, i visited the regional technical high school in my distri

mr. wright, no. mr. sanford, no. mr. womack, no. mr. brat, no mr. blum, no. mr. mooney, no. mr. grossman, no mr. palmer, no. mr. moolenaar, no. mr. westermann, no. mr. buchanan, no. mr. van hollen, aye. mr. yarmouth, aye. mr. pascall -- >> mr. mcdermott, aye. ms. lee, aye. ms. lujan grisham, aye. mr. chairman, no. rep. price: have all members voted? a members want to change their vote? >> the aye's are 14 and the no's are 22. amendment number 24 offered by mr. van hollen relating to overseas contingency operations. rep. price: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. representative van hollen: the games that this committee plays with defense spending -- here is what the committee said last year. it said abuse of the oco adjustment is a backdoor loophole that undermines the integrity of the budget process. the budget committee will recognize the responsibilities in regards to oco and will approve increases our leaders say are needed to carry out operations. that is this committee unanimously. what this budget does is say ignore what the committee told the whole

mr. wright: no mr. sussman: -- mr. sanford: no. mr. womack: no. mr. brat: no. mr. blum: no. mr. mooney: no. mr. grossman: no. mr. palmer: no. mr. moolenaar: no. mr. westerman: no. mr. buchanan: no mr. van hollen: aye. mr. yarmuth: aye. mr. pascrell: aye mr. ryan: aye. ms. moore: aye. ms. castor: aye. mr. mcdermott: aye. ms. lee: aye. mr. pocan: aye. ms. lujan grisham: aye. mr. dingell: aye. mr. lieu: aye. mr. norcross: aye. mr. moulton: aye. mr. akita: no. mr. sussman: no. mr. chairman: no. have all members voted? any member wish to change their votes? clerk: ayes 14, nos22. >> the amendment fails. >> amendment 23 offered by mr. pascrell relating to the informal care act. -- affordable care act. >> thank you. i will yield to the ranking member for 45-50 seconds whatever he wants. >> i thank my colleague. this budget is pretty straightforward. it exposes the quackery in the claim that the republican budget reaches balance in 10 years. as this chart shows, you claim to be at about $30 billion in balance. that would not be the case if you did not have the aca revenues in your budge

mr. wright? mr. wright, no. mr. -- ? mr. -- , no. mr. sanford? mr. sanford, no. mr. womack? mr. womack, no. mr. brett? mr. brett, no. mr. mooney? mr. modi, no. mr. glassman -- mr. palmer? mr. palmer, no. mr. molinari? mr. molinari, no. mr. westermann? mr. westermann, no. mr. buchanan? mr. buchanan, no. mr. van hollen echo -- van hollen? mr. van hollen, aye. mr. llamas? mr. llamas, aye. mr. ryan? mr. ryan aye. ms. moore? ms. moore aye. ms. castor? ms. castor, aye. mr. mcdermott? is to mcdermott, aye. ms. lee? ms. lee, aye. ms. lujan grisham? miss lujan grisham aye. mr. lou? mr. lou, aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. molson? mr. molson, aye. mr. chairman? mr. chairman no. [laughter] chairman: does any member or to change their vote to echo if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the aye's are 13 and the no's are 22. chairman: the next amendment is by the gentleman from wisconsin. i'm sorry, the amendment's amendment number two. the clerk will designate the amendment and the staff will distribute the copies. >> expressing the sense of the house relatin

mrs. wright is right. the businesses have to be leaders on some of these issues. ritz carlton is doing that right now. >> what's your response when they said it is because their servers have to work harder because of the tournament and then they say their sorry? >> you're exactly right. from my understanding, the servers didn't get the additional service charge. i don't know what it was for. nobody knows what it is for. nobody can answer that question. >> what are your expectations from the attorney general? >> just to get these questions answered. if there is a surcharge, we need to know why there is a surcharge. i was under the impression that no additional gratuities could be added because of tax purposes. why is this being added and are servers not getting it and are they filing it on their taxes? how is this working? >> dr. peterson this is just taxing the black folks, isn't it? come on. how else do you read this? >> how else do you explain? ciaa is a sports event. you noted the dollars it brings into the charlotte community every year. here's the question i

mr. wright. and if you would, you're lying.unched you in your nose and you seen blood, you are going to sit there and say, well, let me call the police. you just stand right there. hell, no. you're not going to do that. you are going to go to somebody's ass. somebody's ass if they punch you in the nose and you see your nose bleed. if you minding your business -- okay, and that's what i felt like i had to do. >> finally, as jennifer is escorted out of the building, her hopes of seeing danica seem like they're about to come true. >> the grounds are now restricted. the grounds are now restricted. all unassigned inmates report to your dorms. >> but with the yard shut down for the day, jennifer can only call out to danica's cellblock in hope that she might be seen or heard. >> i love you! >> the future of any prison relationship is uncertain and especially so for jennifer and danica. jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months. danica, in for robbery, was still facing three to five more

mr. wright -- aye. mr. stutzman -- aye. mr. stanford -- aye. mr. womack -- aye. mr. brett -- aye. mr. bluhm -- aye. mr. mooney -- aye. mr. grossman -- aye. mr. palmer -- aye. mr. moolenaar -- aye. mr. westermann -- aye. mr. buchanan -- aye. mr. van hollen -- no. mr. yarmuth -- no. mr. pascrell -- no. mr. ryan -- no. ms. warren -- -- ms. moore -- no. ms. castor -- no. mr. mcdermott -- no. ms. lee -- no. mr. pocan -- no. ms. lujan grisham -- no. ms. dingle -- no. mr. lieu -- no. mr. nor call -- mr. norcross -- no. mr. moulton -- no. mr. chairman -- aye. chairman price: have all members voted? any member wish to change their vote? the clerk will report. clerk: on that vote, the aye's are 22 and the no's are 14. chairman price: the amendment is adopted. the chair has an announcement to make. our proceedings have been expeditious. the decision-making on our side of the aisle has not been expeditious. consequently this stands in recess until the call of the chair. >> tonight? tomorrow? next week? >> the house budget committee in recess now. members may yet come back this evening to continue

mr. wright, she is watching literally theodore kaczynski set the bomb and motion so when someone walks along. then her attention is taken off of him and he leaves. he walks around the corner and is gone. almost immediately you happen to pull in. she described him. this is the first time we knew the unabomber appears is a male. we cap to getting the question, you sure it is a male? but she described him very well. this becomes one of the more embarrassing parts of this case for us. this happened in 1987. she described this man perfectly . subsequently, a composite was put together. that composite was distributed between 1987 and the time of our task force in 1984. tammy was never happy with that. something dramatic at happened here in the bay area during that timeframe, the case of richard allen davis and the kidnapping and murder of poly class. if you have seen the picture of richard allen davis, and you see a composite put together by jeannie boylan, police artist you see the similarity in these 2. we started thinking as we were looking for different ideas to apply to the unabomber, why don

mr. wright and others have talked about premium support so all of these things are things that he think ofas long-term. >> terrific. thank you, sheila. let me remind you enough a chance to enter into this conversation. there are microphones at the four corners of the room. there are green cards that you can write a question on. if you do go to the microphone i would ask you to keep the question breathe and to identify yourself. so that we can get you as many questions as we can do and i should remind you, this is a primer. there is no question that is too simple to ask. because that's what we're here for. >> yes, go right ahead. >> amy from the center of just wanting what you think about the government part d non-interface clause? on hearing a lot about that in what do you think the government could save costs if they're able to interview with those negotiations? thank you. >> you might whoever wants to take a crack at it explain what is the we are talking about. >> the part d nonimmigrant clause basically references the fact that is part of medicare modernization act in 2003 which created

mr. marcy. uh, the last one silas wright, again, a senator and governor of new york in the middle of the 19th century. largely forgotten. what i'll conclude with this a person that again almost nobody knows that name but any people who collect banknotes or really have a passing interest know his portrait. he appears on this famous $5.00 bill. this is one of the top two or three most popular of u.s. bank note. that's this indian of the lakot a sioux tribe. he is the only native american depicted on a banknote. there's a lot of controversy when the snow came out because the headdress is not sioux, it's pawnee. this led to a lot of speculation about, well, is this a real indian, or is this somebody from the bureau of engraving them printed -- and printing that put on the wrong bonnet? it actually is the right person. it is just the wrong headdress. because here is an actual photograph of this indian. again, i depicted it here, but you can also see it, an example of this note for my collection. so that essentially concludes what i wanted to say. i hope you've learned a little bit of history here and lear

mr. president, my question is the question that the peace process what was your initial or your request from the united states president? >> and wrights has agreed with us, that the peace process will be led by afghans and afghans will be -- will continue this process and be led by afghans and this is obvious for us. and woe are thankful for the support. >> afghanistan is still a dangerous place the way it is going to becomeless dangerous, is by afghan security forces and afghan police being capable of keeping law and order and discusser in the country. and that is not ginning to happen if foreign forces are continually relied upon. for the basic security. there will be specialized areas where we can cooperate there's going to be intelligence cooperation. and and there will be specialized areas are we can provide logistical support and training. open abling support, be uh the fact is that unless afghan soldiers and afghan police are ablutomane train security at sop point, some day, the united states and other coalition forces would leave. and the good news is what we have seen, as we have moved ourselves from combat roles is the afgha

mrs. clinton is now secretary of state john kerry who primarily uses a state government e-mail account. >> all right. kelly wrightining us. thank you. >>> speaking of the clintons, they're not happy with this portrait. take a look. a painter revealing he included a hidden reference to monica lewinsky's infamous blue dress. can you see that shadow there? it was meant to symbolize the lewinsky scandal. he claims the clintons want it removed from the national portrait gallery. >>> "sharknado" 3 getting biggest stars. mark cuban going from "shark tank" to "sharknado" taking on the role of president. guess who vvp will be? ann coulter. >>> coming up another presidential promise broken. >>> and free flapjacks for all. where you can get free pancakes this morning without having to pay a penny. do you have stuff to clean this mess of a breakroom? i have paper towels, sprays, wipes, sponges. and these floors? disinfectant cleaner, mops and "wet floor" signs. how long does it take to reheat cod? we also have air fresheners. make on-budget happen. make cleaning up happen. staples. make more happen. >>> two minutes until the

mr. netanyahu's speech. a celebrated seven years of wedded bl >> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright.n's immigration bill and funding for the department of homeland security. democrats have rejected a republican offer. that's because it contains strings that would prevent president obama's deportation directives. democrats are insisting on a bill that covers funding. dhs funding runs out midnight friday. >> how safe are u.s. air travelers from hackers? cyber security weaknesses could lead to disruptions and undermine the safety of air traffic control system. there are significant security control weaknesses despite steps taken to protect the system. handy hannity starts right now. facebook.com/megynkelly. >>> welcome to "hannity." israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed the apaic congress today and israeli prime

mr. obama was chastised for going to reverend wright's church in illinois. don't know if anyone out there has seen ted cruz's dad preach. nothing but hate. i'd like to see him get by that. that's about all i've got to say. host: all right. scott from pennsylvania. hey, scott. caller: hausa going? i just want people to try take a step back and think about every four years what continues to happen. it is the same cyclical and sanity. it is the definition of insanity. nothing changes. politicians make more money, corporations prevail. the rest of us seem to lose. i think we need politicians versus some maniacal candidate that comes out of the left or right. i think it is just setting the stage for more failure for the middle class. host: thank you for calling. in case you missed it, ted cruz sent out this tweet just after midnight "i am running for president and i hope to earn your support." with that tweet came a 32nd video. here's a look at it. [video clip] ted cruz: it's time to rise to the challenge. i believe in america and her people, and i believe we can

wrights. >> thank you very much. i'll turn over to my colleagues. >> mr. tillis. >> the partial withdrawals allow, how is this going to affect broadcasters that sim ul cast through digital channel? >> we'll be faced with having to negotiate, if you can call it a negotiation, with people who we don't know how much of their product may be used in our programming. therefore therefore, we have to have those licenses. our hands are tied. we have to come to an agreement with them. that gives them an uneven field in which we have to play immediately. we don't have a choice. we have to sit down. we can't say no. second of all, we've seen how they behave in a quote unquote free and open marketplace. they collude. immediately go to the conduct we believe that they've already proven they go to. that is they tend to conduct themselves in an anticompetitive way. that's what we'll be faced with. a gun to our head and no market power. >> miss griffin, what's the consumer interest here? how do consent decrees help consumers? >> thank you, senator. consumers benefit when t

wright -- bureaucrat. >> i do. you'll all know about the fair has the -- fair housing act and we were interviewing and it is what i just described, mr. chairman. it was a bunch of us bureaucrats sitting around and we were writing regulations for -- i don't remember if it was the fair housing act or the housing part of the american disabilities act. anyway, we were there and we were deciding what the rules should be for employers when it came to rams and doorknobs and sunken living rooms and all stuff like that. it was appalling. none of us at that table do anything about the business of how to build an apartment complex. why were we sitting around making up all these rules? it was very scary. there's another part -- >> you did not have to have a familiarity with something in order to do the job? >> i didn't say that. i said i didn't think you had to be -- to put it bluntly, i don't think you to be a black person in order to be able to sell pepsi's to a black person. this notion that only members of a particular group can effectively market to members of that group is something that i have a problem with. >> a disabled person trying

time of the wright brothers, we may have gotten first in flight, but other people would be flying polansky, commercial passenger planes before we even got an aviation industry started here. mr. misener, it's frustrating to me -- last week faa allowed amazon to begin testing outdoors in the united states, but it was really in a limited fashion that still puts us in america in the backseat compared to what you're allowed to do in other countries. and frankly, no mishaps, nothing -- no sensational articles nothing like that is happening with the experiments you all are doing to advance this technology. is that correct? >> yes, sir, although i will say that the faa has, i believe, turned a corner. we're at a spot now i discussed this with miss gilligan before, where things are getting better with respect to testing. where they are not getting better is with respect to planning for the future. >> let the record show that you sufficiently sucked up to the faa. [ laughter ] >> they will look at your application kindly, sir. so can you describe the work that amazon is doing in other countries in relation to what we're doing here? how about that is a better way to ask it. >> thank y

back in the time of the wright brothers we may have gotten first in flight, but other people would be flying passenger planes before we even got an aviation industry started here. mr. misener it's frustrating to me -- last week faa allowed amazon to begin testing outdoors in the united states, but it was really in a limited fashion that still puts us in america in the backseat compared to what you're allowed to do in other countries. and frankly, no mishaps nothing like that's happening is that correct? >> yes, sir, although i will say that the faa has, i believe, turned a corner. we're at a spot now where things are getting better with respect to testing where they're not getting better is with respect to planning for the future. >> let the record show that you sufficiently sucked up to the faa. look at your application kindly sir. so can you describe the work that amazon is doing in other countries in relation to what we're doing here? >> thank you, senator. thank you also for noticing that. so what we're doing in other countries, it's more flexible. we're allowed to innovate quickly in other countries in a way we have not yet been allowed here. the jury is stil