spoke a lot to about doing about your shin i spoke about the need to use a bolt and a term first mrs paine a chance businesses chance again with knowledge as to modernize the biz that's the i.c.c. promotion session of the new industry to recreate conditions for. i believe here are the calling in academia what you should but if you're going to get all this work for mains and i already. we are working on that we have schools like ship approach as well such as skull conference and but most importantly we're seeing movements that oversees human leading universities so what are you engaging very actively against research where to play you're trying to create a system that would help if you were providing martial application for r. and d. result and create technological alliances which for in part yes that would help advance products on foreign markets globally and it's not just about selling the global product but to find a niche into global but when you added value chain there was this is from an extensive list of what has been declared and what has been done with the right now let me go back

mr. t. is pain. let's go to brian in maryland. please, brian?er: boo-yah, jim, from baltimore nation. ravens country. >> oh, man, good to have you onboard. you know i'm thinking of harbaugh will win this weekend. >> caller: i think a harbaugh will win. >> i don't like to narrow it beyond that. go. >> caller: jim, my question's in regard to the transforming tv market. with the inevitability of technologies like google fiber and the itv by apple, the new investment opportunities within the space of traditional content providers. >> right. >> caller: and also relatively new internet content providers such as netflix. >> uh-huh. well, look, netflix went up too much today. but netflix is good, by the way. netflix is good because it's growing subscribers. time warner has been a favorite of mine. i think it's terrific, it's cheap. and, you know, look, i work for comcast, so it's like, you know, i can't tell you it's good, but i do love the cable business very, very much. i want to go to david in virginia. dafd? david? >> caller: hi, jim, and a big balt

mr. mcintosh has accepted responsibility for his false statement. the past 4 1/2 years have been very painful looks forward to trying to rebuild his life. >> reporter: two days after 19- year-old ronnie white was accused of killing prince george's county police officer richard finley he was found unconscious in his jail cell. paramedics performed cpr, but he was pronounced dead a little over an hour after he was found. the initial thought by some including the county executive was white may have been the victim of vigilante justice. in fact, the medical examiner ruled white's death a homicide, but no one has been charged with murder. according to a motion filed in federal court, anthony mcintosh contacted a prince george's county homicide detective after the medical examiner's ruling and admitted he found white unresponsive in his cell but left to perform other duties at the jail instead of calling for help. the document says 15 minutes went by before another corrections officer found white and called for help. the document goes on to say anthony mcintosh changed his story several times durin

mr. mcintosh has accepted responsibility for his false statement. the past four and a half years have been very painfulfor mr. mcintosh. he looks forward to rebuilding his life. >> reporter: two days after 19-year-old ronnie white was accused of killing prince george's police officer richard finley he was found unconscious in his jail cell. paramedics performed cpr but he was pronounced dead a little over an hour after he was found. the initial thought was white may have been the victim of vig lanty justice. in fact, the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide but no one has been charged with murder. according to a motion filed in federal court anthony mcintosh contacted a prince george's county homicide detective after the medical examiner's ruling and admitted he found white unconscious in his cell but left to perform other duties at the jail instead of calling for help. 15 minutes went by before another corrections officer found white and called for help. the document goes on to say anthony mcintosh changed his story several times during the course of this investigation. and this all happened ov

he's obviously in a lot of pain after that brutal attack. mrs. charles says she does have an aide who can help make some liquid meals for joe. also her church is going to pitch in a little and help out as well. she's really hoping that someone who saw his beating and robbery will contact metropolitan police. back to into our fox 5 newsroom through a tip line call. if you have a story idea, call it, 202-895-3000. you can e-mail a tip as well, fox5tips@wttg.com. >>> to a developing story in prince george's county where former maryland state delegate christine jones remains in critical condition after being rescued when her home caught fire on everetts drive, one of two recent fires in the area. the cold weather has people cranking up the heat leading to serious consequences firefighters say. fox 5's beth parker has that story. >> reporter: now this house fire in temple hills started around 11:00 this morning. that's just an hour later a 1/2 nile away on curtis drive also -- mile away on curtis drive also in temple hills another fire. >> it's like s

mr. >> it was painful to watch and -- >> yes, very painful. >> -- i'm not a football coach, but it sureseemed like, as remarkable a player as he is, he wasnt in a position to continue playing. just got myself in trouble with -- >> more serious -- debt ceiling again. so last time, the white house was looking for a $1.2 trillion increase. how much of an increase would you like to see this time? not negotiating, but just how much would you like congress to increase that? >> as you know, in the process that we just went through over the so-called fiscal cliff, the president in good faith negotiated with -- or tried to -- with the speaker of the house, and in that process, lowered his target for revenue significantly, came, as they say, halfway towards the republicans between the $800 billion that speaker boehner was offering and the $1.6 trillion that the president had initially requested. and that figure was $1.2 trillion. something very important occurred, which is the fiscal cliff deal, which ensured that higher-income americans would see their income tax top rate return to the levels of

painful. i read some expletives mr. boehner directed towards harry reid so there's clearly some enmity there, so there are a lot of things to worry about but the overall market should do better and i'm most focused in on the fact, what do you do with money? i have to take money and invest it 37. >> you have to put it somewhere. >> my line is on bonds, which is where the bubble's been putting money, i think buying buying u.s. bonds is walking into a steamroller to pick up a dime. >> where are the winning strategies? >> i'll give you two answers. one i'll give a slight plug you guys had on the program a while ago an organization called portfolios with purpose, is a contest they created where you pay a fee to enter, and you have the right to name a favorite charity to receive the winnings if you win. so you had to pick five stocks and so i'll give you four of the five i picked, because one is we're in the process of buying it and my fidelity is to my investments first so croc, chymera, quality corp., tetragon, financial se

mr. glen doherty, you must have had tremendous pain and suffering as we expressed in our proverb meaninghe stones in the earth wet. madam secretary know that you were not alone. we went with you and the families of our fallen heroes. it is true that the benghazi attacks is the first time an american ambassador has been killed in the line of duty. it is also true that the world changed significantly since 1979 and consequently the department of state is increasingly operating in high threat locations throughout the world. this is why the accountability review board observed that congress needs to make a serious and sustained commitment in supporting state department needs. the fiscal year budget, the house cut the administration request by $200 million. however had you been provided 2.6 billion in funding, i wonder if the congress did their part in fulfilling their responsibility in providing the stayed department with the necessary resources and funding to meet needs to provide security for the embassies and consulates throughout the world. i agree with arb's recommendations to restore t

pain pain -- mr. payne: many times, we have come to the aid of citizens of this nation. why not now? what is different now? new york, new jersey and connecticut, parts of pennsylvania have been devastated. my district, not as much, but we still have issues there that need to be addressed. just the other day, i was on vacation with my children and i got a call and there was a leak in my house from the roof. i did not realize there was a 10-foot patch of my roof missing from sandy. i had the wherewithal to take care of it. but there are hundreds of thousands of residents in those states that need our help. i was told by a member of this body who who was laid to rest this year that this was a great body to serve in. please, let me know that he was telling the truth. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> seek permission to address the house for one minute and seek unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> my congressional district is across the state of new jersey. mr. dent: we we

pain of being who you really are. comedian kevin mccaffrey editor and chief of the editor, tina dupuy and mr. christian finnegan.says he and fox news are all that stands between obama's agenda and america. the sad question, isn't he kind of right? >> yeah. that's the definition of conservative right? someone who yells no more brown people. i think that's pretty much -- >> it already sounds like the worst avengers enough of all time. rush and fox news just keeping obama away from america. >> yes. rush and a recent immigrant rupert murdoch are going to keep us all safe from other immigrants. >> john: i hear them accusing obama of amnesty. if you don't like amnesty don't you have to throw out your ronald reagan love doll because he gave real amnesty, not obama. >> let us remember that cubans get automatic amnesty for just arriving on our shores. so again, marco rubio is not actually the best person to do that. >> john: the asylum kind. that's the sacred loophole. is it a good sign that fox and rush are acknowledging they are not just propaganda, they're a legitimate wing of the republican party. >> it is one of tho

mr. robbins, my jerk neighbor. i'm gonna burn your lawn. uh, uh, becky. becky, wherever you are, i hope you're in pain. [ laughter ] there's -- there's so many more. there's so many more. but i'll e-mail you guys. i will. [ laughter ] oh, my god. [ sighs ] what do you do when you win the most important award ever in the history of mankind? i don't know. uh, i guess it's -- first thing, sex. uh, just a ton -- a ton of sex. uh, weird stuff, too, not the normal sex. weird, edgy, real dangerous sex. that's for sure. uh, whatever i want, i'm gonna take, and -- and then the rest, i'm just gonna break. [ laughter ] uh, oh, i guess that's my time. uh, thank you so much. the world is my toilet. thank you! thank you! good night! good night! [ cheers and applause ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> january 14, 2013. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hello, everybody. welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight is the great one, roger waters of pink floyd will be going up here. obvious

pain pain mr. speaker, let me -- mr. payne: let me begin by thanking my chairwoman, fudge for anchoring this evening's special order on the culture of violence. coming together to address unviolence and bullying in america is long overdue. there must be something extraordinarily do truly curb these atrocities from occurringing in our community. too many innocent men, women and children have died because of the ease of access to illegal firearms. 15 of 25 of the worst mass shootings in our history have occurred in america in the last 50 years. harvard injury control research center studies indicate that in homes, cities, states and regions in the u.s. where there are guns, both men and women are at a higher risk for homicide, particularly from firearms. these statistics are tragic. we must do something and we must do something now. on the issue of bullying, bullying is also a major concern in our nation. we will be -- who will we be able to tell what will become of the next generation if statistics continue to rise with e

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mr. doherty, must have felt tremendous pain and suffering as we express in our proverb-- meaning the stonesy, please know that you were not alone. we went with you and with the families of our stallen hero heroes. it is true that the benghazi attacks the first time since 1979 that an american ambassador has been killed in the line of duty, but it is also true that the world has changed significantly since 19 1979 and consequently the department of state is increasingly operating in high-threat locations throughout the world. t accountability review board rightly observed that congress needs to make a serious and sustained commitment supporting state department needs, but the fy 213 fiscal year budget, the house cut the administration's request by about 200 million dollars. however, having been provided 2.6 billion dollars to security funding, i wonder if the congress had done its part and fulfill its responsibility in providing the state department with the necessary resources and funding to meet its needs, especially to provide security for our embassies and consulates throughout the world

mr. hunter is probably skiing somewhere. >> still in bolder. >> give the ladies props. it pains me to do. this university at the university of pennsylvania killed his wife a crowbar brutally. got five to 10. he was going to get out. >> on monday. >> this is the wife that got killed. the professor was going to get out on parole. there is the slob. is is it legal people were outraged here. and then the parole board reversed itself in pennsylvania because they feared you, ladies. >> maybe they were afraid we would annoy them to death. >> bill: they were afraid you were going to come down there. >> this was a great outcome. justice prevailed here. they rescinded their decision. >> bill: you guys did it. i didn't have anything to do with it. is it legal ladies did it. >> auto little overgenerous but thank you. >> bill: congratulations. we are here for justice, right? >> absolutely. >> bill: factor tip of the day. we might be able to get you some money. the tip 60 seconds away. >> bill: factor tip of the day. free money for some of you. first, the dvd will soon sell out. they are flying out of

mr. speaker. you will see the same pain that the people in the rockaways have. it's the same pain because they are the same people. they are american people. and this is the united states of america, and this is the people's house. we make jokes all the time about the senate. the senate stood up and passed the bill. this is the people's house, mr. speaker. we are supposed to do the right thing for the people. the american people. i'm proud to be on the foreign affairs committee, going all over the world talking about what we got to do and how we help folks and how we help other individuals all is well what we have as americans. we have americans, mr. speaker. who are crying out for help. who are saying that they don't know where the tomorrow is. we have americans, mr. speaker, that right now, with the same god, we are having another disaster. they are asking me as their member, we need the government to help us. where are you? mr. speaker, we need leadership. come walk with me, mr. speaker. come walk with me and see the american people that are suffering. the sp

mr. glenn...i'm brian hackney...appreci ater and goodnight! >>> david letterman is next with kathy griffin. >> we'll see you tomorrow ,,,,,, forum. today's theme: overcoming pain with omega xl. so glad you tuned in tonight and you will not be sorry, i promise you. it is going to be a glorious night. i tell you, i think about all the people that are going to walk in divine health after tonight yeah um you know the bible says: "a merry heart doeth good like a medicine." and so i hope we have a lot of laughs a lot of fun times but there's something else that's going to be here for you and you're not going to want to miss it. >i had a partner with this, her name is rebekah. and she came to me and she said, dorothy. i have got something that

mr. obama's persistent attempts to do that to redistribute prosperity will bankrupt the nation, causing pain to everyone and making it impossible for poorly educated or kiss advantaged whom he sighted to make a living. the president's address was not an urgent call to reform entitlements, provide oversight on economic abuse or even stimulate the economy. none of that was on display. so it is quite clear that the president is willing to go down in history as a crusader for social justice no matter what happens to the economic fabric of the country. he does not want to cut government spending. he does not want to reform entitlements that are now directly threatening the american treasury. unless there is a radical change in the president's thinking, few problems will be solved over the next four years. we'll simply get more of the same. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. we begin our coverage of the inauguration by going down to washington and bringing in fox news senior political analyst brit hume. so where am i going wrong here, hume? >> i think you are actually right about

mrs. egan, i wonder if i could have a word with your husband? come in. are you still in pain? not too bad, sir, thank you. i hope to get up later. let's wait and see, shall we? there's no rush. garda mcmullen seems to have everything in hand. he says he's really starting to like it 'round here. great. perhaps it's a not bad thing having an outsider here. why is that, sir? well, for instance now the two of you are married that makes brian quigley your father-in-law. let me assure you, sir, i would never show favour to anyone just 'cause they're family. maybe so. we must be seen to be totally impartial, which is why i'm giving serious consideration to keeping garda mcmullen on here in ballykay. but, sure, there's not enough going on here for two gards? exactly. that's why we'd have to find you a new posting. what? where? perhaps a move to an inner-city beat might be good for you. number three! [ rumbling ] ♪ oh, i love trucking ♪ ♪ i love trucking ♪ ♪ i love trucking ♪ ♪ and i love to... ♪ look out!!! truck. what's got into you? teaching sex to children! they're not children. th

mr. hill lying face down under the car. basically what i saw, i knew he was great pain. >> trapped beneath the car professor hill is in direime to waste and no paramedics at the scene the crowd begins to lift the car off of him. >> we can lift the car up and the officer said you think you can lift it? i said we can try and i grabbed it like that and then i caught, yelled and told some of the guys to come over and give me a hand. >> a group of volunteers surrounds the car and summons all of their strength. >> so i said on the count of three you guys are going to lift and i'm going to pull. so on the count of three they lift. >> just lifted up and it felt easy because there were so many of us picking the car up. tilt the car just like that right now and we let him hold the car until the officer pulled him from underneath. i don't know where i get that strength but we got it up off of him. then after we got it from underneath i told everybody to let the car down real easy and we laid it down easy. >> when he came on i did not want to move him much because i don't know what kind of injuries he sustained. i did not want to aggr

mr. obama's proposal would extent family immigration rights. >> same-sex partners from other countries should not be faced with the painful choice between stayingh the person they love and staying in a country they love. >> as long as the senate plan stays close to the president's principles, he is happy to led congress take the lead. they don't think they can sell a plan to the latino community that mr. obama doesn't report. some republicans are concerned if he is tied too closely to the plan they can't sell it to other republicans. >> bret: wendell goler live in las vegas. thank you. much more on this with the panel. senator john kerry has been confirmed as the next secretary of state. senators easily approved the nomination this afternoon, following the endorsement by the foreign relations committee kerry used to lead. the vote was # 4 in favor -- # 4 in favor, three against and up with present. massachusetts democratic governor dvlll patrick is expected to name interim replacement senator tomorrow. outgoing secretary of state hillary clinton will be greta van susteren's guest tonight. topics include iran, afghanistan a benghazi. >> with res

mrs. alva ramos and her daughter. i knew them because i worked with them. and i know the pain that i felt when i heard they died. i had left by then. so i know that as you being the superior of the people who died i'm sure felt the same way. that's why i am glad that we brought up the names here today. i think it is important to mention the names. ambassador christopher stevens. mr. shawn smith. mr. tyrone woods. mr. glen dougherty. many of us believe they didn't die in vain. that's why i'm proud you're here bravely standing before us trying to figure out what to do. one of the things that troubled me on this is the reliance we have on local security. that's the part that didn't make sense to me. i come from san diego. we have the marine corps there, we have the navy. we have incredibly good security in service people. why don't we rely more on them? >> well, that's an excellent question. and you brought back back some sad memories talking about the losses that occurred in el salvador. we do rely primarily on host nation support, but we have to take a harder look at the commitment and the capacity of the host na

pain and in distress. we should not be waiting, mr. speaker. we should be voting this very morning which i tell you, mr. speaker, i expected to happen from my discussions with the majority leader. as i said last night, i went with congressman weeks to the rockaways in new york. what i saw there in the aftermath defies description. to those who say that fema has not yet disbursed all the funds it has to assist families and businesses i would tell them they deplete underestimate the damage in these areas and a wide range of assistance required to alleviate the pain and suffering. i saw the mountains of debris that the corps of engineers have begun to remove from neighborhoods. it represents people's lives. homes and businesses. with this legislation which would have provided up to $1.60 billion so that families could begin rebuilding. -- what we have to borrow that money? yes. if the furnace when out and the temperature was at zero, you would replace the furnace to keep the family safe. and borrow the money to do so. we would have had to repay and we would. this bill would have allocated $6 billion in eme

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mrs. lowey: madam chair, i'm very pleased to yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from a neighboring district in new york who suffered a great deal. he saw the pain and the loss of property and homes all throughout the region, mr. engel. the chair: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. mr. engel: well, thank you. i thank my dear friend, congresswoman lowey, for yielding to me. i urge all of our colleagues to support the aid for the hurricane sandy victims. . we have a lot of disagreements in this congress. we talk about a lot of issues, about spending, taxing, offsets, whatever. those are issues, those fights on those issues should be left for another day. it shouldn't be intermixed with the fight to get money to superstorm sandy victims. they shouldn't be innocent pawns in this fight we have in congress. i've been in this congress for a while now and i have voted for aid for all regions of our country. be it katrina, be it floods and tornadoes. we didn't even think twice because that is what americans do. we help other communities, help other americans. and there are natural disasters. we do it because it's the thing we have

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cruelty, the horror, the pain, the suffering, the agony, and here we were a few witnesses who managed somehow to remain alive and bear witness. it wasn't easy. >> president obama, mrissued a statement, i'm sure you're aware saying in part, quote, the united states, along with the international community resolves to stand in the way of any tyrant or dictator who commits crimes against humanity and stay true to the principle of never again. syria right now in crisis, thousands of civilians killed at the hands of government forces in that country. let's start in syria. is the united states doing enough right now there? >> president obama is sensitive to that tragedy, to the memory of that tragedy. he asked me to accompany him the first time to the washington in washington and each time he was flow foundly moved and shaken, and i am convinced, deeply convinced, when he makes such a pledge, he means to keep it. something must be done to stop the bloodshed, the mass murders which are still going on in this world. if anyone had told me, when i was liberated in 1945 by the american army, that i would still have to fight racism, hatred and if a naftcism and violence, i wou

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