i assume it was mrs. roy. we have a permit record for them in '97. apparently, we do not have a good record of who planted them. my record conflict with the property owners. commissioner fung: these are fast growers. >> they are. president garcia: thank you. do these trees produce and shed not all year long? or is that a winter thing? >> i am sure the probably shed. it is usually a seasonal thing. we would say twice a year they would shed, and not necessarily all year long. but i would not dispute they may have dropped pods at other times. they do not necessarily shed all their pods. they might fall later on. president garcia: i think the worst thing about the trucks -- maybe some of hit the trunk, but i think it mostly has to do with a limb problem. >> i would say those lines are not substantially damaged. that is probably because they have made an effort to clear them. the damage we saw was not substantial. but i may have misunderstood that also trucks had hit trees down the block. if i am wrong about that, i stand corrected. president garcia: i kn

mr. roy? >> thank you, mr. chairman. we have expressed our concern from time to time about this arrangement, but this legislation that set up the cfpb is going to add to the regulatory costs that are growing at a rapid clip. it has few checks and balances but broad, largely undefined authority. and here's the main point. it separates safety and soundness regulation from consumer protection regulation. prior to her departure, sheila bair had this to say about this problem. she said banking agencies assessments of risks to consumers are closely linked with and informed by a broader understanding of other risks in financial institutions. placing consume procedure techs policies setting activities in a separate organization apart from existing expertise and examination infrastructure could ultimately result in less effective protections for the consumer. so if we're not able to mandate coordination between the cfpb and prudential regulators through changes in law, my hope is that this semiannual hearing before congress can a

i assume it was mrs. roy. we have a permit record for them in '97. apparently, we do not have a good record of who planted them. my record conflict with the property owners. commissioner fung: these are fast growers. >> they are. president garcia: thank you. do these trees produce and shed not all year long? or is that a winter thing? >> i am sure the probably shed. it is usually a seasonal thing. we would say twice a year they would shed, and not necessarily would shed, and not necessarily all year lo

. >> so he testified it's against the law so mr. roy's testimony is incorrect then? so you still have those funds basically. you've taken them and so what you're telling me that the 1.6 billion is still not against the law. that you did what was fair and square, is that right, mr. steenkamp. fair and square, i'm hearing the two witnesses saying it's fine, it's okay. is it okay? >> sir, it's not knowing what actually happened it's impossible to be able to -- >> you took the money and you're supposed to give it back, if they want it. if i put money in the bank and if i can't get my money back from the bank, then the bank has taken it from me. if i can't get my money back, then the bank has taken. they put their money with you, these hog farmers, put their money with you and they can't get it back. so is that right, right, morally right or morally wrong. it doesn't matter your legal counsel, obviously, she can't declare it to be against the law or anything like that. so tell me? >> sir, i think there's a lot of different concepts that are being combined at the moment i

mr. speaker, those -- let's honor the service and life of this fine american by renaming the post office as the roy schallern rooth post office building. -- rood post office building. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. farenthold: i have no more speakers. mr. crowley: we have no more speakers on this subject. mr. farenthold: thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman yield back? mr. crowley: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. farenthold: thank you very much, mr. speaker. we can never do enough our our -- for our veterans, men like roy rood who sacrificed and risked it all in the name of freedom. while it's been over 60 years since world war ii, we must never forget the sacrifices made by these people and so many others in that time. to those who have fought and served, to those who protect and defend our great country chear day, thank you. remember, mr. speaker, freedom is not free. i urge all members to join me in strong support of this bill, h.r. 3

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to within a few inches of the bin and when the others mr potts he just needed to hold his four birdie for victory he did just that sue and make a roy's two week reign as number one donald is now looking forward to the masters next month. that's another. direction. no one made. you feel like the fifty's among my friends and that's the system. was to use a perfect set up for a sham two weeks off before it took us. and just a quick update in football are now suing one out but will bring in other updates on football and the rest of the russian using are nice but it's and thank you for watching. the. world for the. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future coverage. wealthy british style. it's not like. markets why not can they. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on r g. from. limitation and free liquid intake should be free transfer charges free range and free live free stereotypes free live free broadcast live video.

mr. president. i'm betting down. >>> i'm tamron hall. the "news nation" is following the knock down of senator roy blunt's amendment that would allowed employers to cover certain health services. the volt was 51-48 against the measure. the debate was intense, personal and even times came down to gender. >> we have men on the other side of the aisle here for the most part with a little assist telling women what their rights should be. i cannot believe this battle. >> the united states senate had 83 women and 17 men rather than 83 men and 17 women. a bill like this would never even make it to the floor. >> kelly o' donnel joins us live. the bigger conversation for a lot of people is here we are discussing contraception, health care issues regarding women rather than seeing these men and women talk about the economy and doing something about that. >> well, that is an argument that people can put to congress. here on capitol hill this is deeply held, personal, and as you pointed out there's son strong conviction and lively comments. on the republican side we heard from women that belong to interest groups and active in their concern. they say they

robert o'neal, the deputy assistant general, roy austin, jr., and other department officials met with the family of trayvon martin, specifically his father, mry martin and miss sabrina fulton along with their attorney. first and foremost the statement from the justice department we extended and continue to extend our deepest condolences to the family for their loss. during the course of this meeting we listened to the concerns of the family and the representatives. the statement winds up by saying this. earlier this week the department of justice announced the opening of a parallel investigation into the death of trayvon martin. that matter remains open at this time. the department of justice, u.s. attorneys office and fiber available to provide likal authorities with assistance in this case where appropriate. that's the statement just released by the justice department. we'll have the news conference from the parents as soon as they show up there. there will be a rally there later tonight as well. we're watching this story unfold. we're also watching other important news including more information now about the man behind the deadly shootin

roy black. >> you're represented by a member of the searcy firm, is that correct? >> yes, as far as i know. >> you know that represent the lawsuit against mr> reporter: the prosecution is trying to prove that goodman was beyond drunk when he got behind the wheel. >> he said give me ten of your best shots of tequila. >> reporter: the defense is saying he suffered a concussion and you can hear the effects of it. >> and, um -- >> reporter: his slowed speech. >> and i -- um, i walked up my phone was dead and someone -- where am i? >> reporter: and the disor yenatiye ientation. not from boozing, but the bump on the head. he did have the presence of mind to dial the only number he knew by heart. that of his girlfriend. he had the presence of mind to remind him to call his manager. >> thanks, matt. let's bring in dan abrams. the contention of the defense that the bentley lurched and the concussion was causing the problems. no witnesses have testified to that. >> that's right. we heard from a lot of witnesses. up chuding many of them that arrived on the scene. none of them saying he said, there i am in my car, the next thing i know, my car lurches

mr. secretary, good morning. thank you very much for your presence and your participation. my name is alec morrison and i represent roythe amount of oil that goes to the united states from canada. and we regard that as a very significant part of our export program. however, recent events have indicated that perhaps we might not be able in the future to sell as much oil to the united states as we would like and we are now going offshore to look for other customers. would it disturb you, the government and the navy if the united states did not continue to purchase that amount of oil from canada? and how would it be if you had to go to other offshore perhaps more unreliable countries to assure that your ships can sail and your planes can fly? >> well, number 1, as i said, i think i used the word thankfully we get more than a quarter of our oil from canada. and it does disturb me that we are today dependent and could be more dependent on either actually or potentially volatile places on earth for the fossil fuels that we need to run our fleet and that's the main reason that i've embarked on a very aggressive plan to try t