on the day of the collision mrs. jen had dropped her children off at the chinatown library. and continued on her way to her senior center for a game of mah-jongg. she was an active member of her family association and its choir. her older son said his mother strictly follow traffic rules. todd her grandchildren to look both ways before crossing the street. to pay attention to street lights. when the language turn yellow mrs. he would pull back and patiently wait until it was safe to cross. i know there are many throughout our city who are incredibly saddened by this loss. this is a tragedy that is another wake-up call that san francisco needs to be more to protect pedestrians. ironically, on saturday morning i was heading to the [inaudible] event where i know many of you were there to advocate for more funding for transportation safety. when i was called to join the scene. just earlier today, i have to mention at 11 o'clock a.m. was another collision at the same [inaudible] segment to intersection resulting in another pedestrian injury while we were sitting here during orang

friend and colleague, a member of the committee on armed services, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jens. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman -- mr. jones. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized for two minutes. mr. jones: i want to thank the sharme for his leadership on -- the chairman for his leadership on this amendment, even though i can't support it. all i can say is, here we go again, sending troops and money for what can become a war without end. where is the greater middle east commitment to combat this threat? why are they not providing the greater resource commitment to defend their own countries? is it not ridiculous that the united states borrows money to buy friendship, buys arms and train those who could today be our friends and tomorrow be our enemies? a former commandant of the marine corps recently asked me this question and i now ask the house of representatives, are we simply arming and training a -- another taliban? that is from a former commandant of the marine corps. we all agree this is a difficult and challenging issue. but a s

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it is unclear if jennings meant to suggest mrs. madison was not involved at all because it seems certain at least she gave the order for the removal of the painting. years later she would write to one of the two gentleman from new york who had carried the painting to safety in a wagon thus because of my respect for general washington." barker,eague, jacob would write mrs. madison had ordered him to destroy the painting if it could not be saved. write would also president madison returned to the white house before those gentleman had left with the and toldand sat down them something about the battle he had witnessed at bladensburg. the president also saw the painting of washington down from its five-year perch. in any case, after madison had also departed, the painting went off to safety and eventual tourn as the only object have been continuously held by the white house since it opened in 1800. it is the white house treasure. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. if you cannot hear me, please hold up your hand. but i think we are

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mrs. reagan's invitation. i talked to peter jennings. i said, i feel -- i know i've been doing commentary, but i think i have to do this. may he rest in peace. he said, you have to do this. you go to the funeral. as fred and others will remember that today, mrs. reagan and her party got here late. they got here late because of all of the things paid he described. i asked why you relate? he told me was that he said mrs. reagan said to slow down. this is the only time this is ever going to happen in the history of our country. slow down, we do not want to have an accident or anything that would mar this. they took their time. i think it is one of the few events i know of that in this turnout -- the most we know, the ones who cover politics, how spontaneous. it was spontaneous. it was an outpouring of affection a by the american people. i do not think a lot of people realized they felt this way. this is all sort of a goody two shoes and mary poppins like. there were all kinds of fights when reagan was alive. what happened after he became si

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jen psaki. apparently he had nerve because today her colleague accused o'reilly of being unclassy and said this about mr. bill. >> i think that when the anchor of a leading cable news show uses quite frankly sexist, personally offensive language that i actually don't think they would ever use about a man against a person that shares this podium with me, i think i have an obligation and i think it's important to step up and say that's not okay. >> howard, my first thought when she said that, howie, that he would never use this language was, hello marie, meet bill. apparently she doesn't watch "the factor" a lot. and i'll kick it off with this example. watch. >> josh earnest, okay, he looks to me to be befuddled. i mean, jay carney you may not have liked him but looked like he understood the process. mr. earnest doesn't look like he has a lot of credibility. >> sort of an equal opportunity critic. go ahead, how wi. >> you stole my line. i was going to say i've heard bill criticize jay carney a time or two. >> and got it bad there. >> yeah, the spokesman. o'reilly started this fight and marie harf is entit

jen socky being a woman? here is the proof. >> he looks to me to be befuddled. jay carney, you may not have liked him, but he looked like he understood the process. mr. earnest doesn't look like he doesn't have a lot of -- he has a lot of credibility. >> o'reiley going after if white house spokesman. the economists an outrageous review of edward baptist about slave slavery. it said mr. baptist has not written an objective outlook by slavery, almost all of the blacks are victims and almost all the whites villains. this is not history, it's advocacy. >> wait a second, almost all the blacks who were bought and sold as human victims. wow. the economist as now called slavery an evil system, withdrawing the review and apologizing. >>> dawn tunte stallworth has jd a new team. espn's keith obermann calls foul from the sidelines. >> so your supposed news website just hired to cover national security a still thee writticly active nfl player with no journalist experience who is a 9/11 truther, but lying about when he reformed. >> stallworth told "the washington post" he no longer believes in those 9/11 tweets. what a relief. >>> ahead on "media buzz" the uproar

jen psaki and marie harf to be embarrassments. westchester, pennsylvania, i'm retired from a management position of a fortune 500 company. you are not sexist, mrilly. california, the state department is notorious for misspeaking. they did not mean to say sexist, o'reilly, they meant to say sexy. i'm glad you cleared that up. richard, big sandy, texas, as a retired police chief i can say you are critical of every stripe, bill. the state department is the real jayvee. springfield, oregon, bill, president obama likes isis more than america. you know, andrea, i did not say that. and you should know that extreme position will harm your credibility among serious people. dave, aurora, ohio, obama hates the usa. if america attacks isis alone we are hapding them a recruiting tool. i think we are beyond worrying about recruiting tools, robert. the group is waging war on us. gina, connecticut, i find it interesting that jon stewart is always tuned into "the factor." isn't everybody, gina? new orleans, mr. bill, love "the factor." you have a superior staff. it's amazing how you stay on top of things. i like to say "the factor" staff is like the navy s.e.a

and for jen psaki to parse words about that's affair affiliate, that's core al qaeda. >> all i can say, mril without boots on the ground. you won't get an arab army to go in and defeat isil without substantial american help. and if you want to destroy isil inside of iraq, you better rebuild the iraqi army and get sunnis away from the anbar region and arm the kurds. you're doing up in of this. >> kurds aren't getting armed yet? >> no, not in any substantial way. the president says terrorists only understand the language of force. but he's not fluent in that language. all he talks about is what we won't do. you can't destroy isil without an army engaging isil. >> thank you very much. good to see you. heather, now you have the other news that you've been following. >>> good morning. listen up. before you you swipe your credit card, hackers hitting the grocery are stores stealing data from thousands of people who shop at super value and albertsons. this affecting at least a dozen states so far. the hack took place back in august and also earlier this month. >>> and do you remember the lady hea