>> the question was put to me from mrs. taylor knowing mr. bear.t was possible we had all been to his house. i don't know if i've ever been to his house. >> do you know if his residential place is where you met him? >> i don't recall. >> there was a time you met mr. bear is that right? >> that's right. >> you don't remember the location? >> no my lady. i had just driven there. i don't remember. >> we can't argue of side didn't remember because she was never driving. >> samantha. i apologize. samantha taylor. can we criticize her for not knowing? >> i don't believe mrs. taylor was with me. you'd have to look at the context. if she comes up here and says she went to a place in the river. you'd have to criticize it in the sense i don't believe she was there so whether she was knew it or didn't know it, it's of no relevance if she was there. >> that's not the question. let's say she was at mr. bear's place once with you. you can't criticize her for not knowing where it was at. that's all i'm asking you. >> if that was the case. >> how did you know you

mr. taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence. forward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one-on-one with inmates and explains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. >>> up next -- >> they threatened our lives. we left, went to my trailer, grabbed a 20-gauge shotgun, a machete, went back out there. that's where it went down. e agrr his daughter's credit card... he thought it was the end of the conversation. she didn't tell him that her c

ignored or tolerate its lead to the top ten is about no articles about politics but it seems that mr taylor and andy kay kay county welcome it with a steak lunch in tepid these two sentences if the allegations of holding a gateway or novella the parking lot with that the loo. i do on saturday has a strong conservative basis the election results and the akp won forty six percent of your positions twenty eight cents cannot be denied the protest rallies to sit against continued on our trip to architecture school moving market continued. got it done at least six people have been killed and three almost feel it a nice explosions in concert the kenyan capital nairobi the popular with families. there was no immediate claim of responsibility that in the past attacks in the neighborhood mythical mogadishu have been claimed on somalia's al showed that it remains true to a small clinic and restaurants with targeted as people headed room for the evening some stopping. bristol based films alternate the photo being used more than two dozen people were hacked to pieces i give them a critically injured at

mr. taylor, she says and it may have looked like dr. tatum. >> she was demonstrating for you how that could have been confused. what do you hear about this doctor tatum, mr. tatum? >> that's just not true what she told you because shamika young told the police when confronted. >> shammic a. >> where is your daughter? she said, she is with a dr. tatum. that was a lie. what mother is going to lie to police about something that is so easily disproven, that he is a january ter now he is alon. >> questions about money, the family's relationship to a little pot of money that they got quite recently. >> i was astounded as i am sure you were when i saw these facebook pictures of shamika young's boyfriend, antonio wheeler on facebook a wad of money in his teeth and fanning out $50 bills two weeks after ralish wentmitsing and talking about going shopping for tennis shoes for the siblings of ralisha. i was astounded. what is going on here? if these people are down and out, why are they rolling in money while this disappearance disappearance is goin

mr. taylor, it's never going to happen, right? what do you think he wants to say? >> i don't know. we have a hard enough time getting benjamin netanyahu and other world leaders to address congress. we're not going to let this yahoo come before congress. he sent us a letter. he tries to make his case. members fully understand this. we've made the case, chairman issa has made a good case. and she is in contempt of congress. that's why we're going to vote on it. it's the way the american way works. i think she'll find that she's found in contempt. >> eric cantor coming back off easter recess and other holidays said that that vote is going to come up very soon. can you tell fox and the viewers today when that vote will happen on contempt? >> i don't know that i'm supposed to tell you it's next week but that's when i think it is. i may get in trouble for that. but, yeah. >> fox news alert, next week. we're going to be voting on lois lerner, the final -- >> you got me in big trouble here, gretchen. >> well, and afterwards, i'll find out exactly what day, too. but now that we know that it

mr. taylor, a professor at the university of virginia, cause an incredible at the resourcefulness and courage was profiled and interviewed about his writings or at least an event was taken in from our onktv unit, which is c-span2 the weekend. you can see the interview and the thoughts from alan taylor, pulitzer prize winter -- winner. nancy from massachusetts. democrats line. color: how -- caller: how are you. i am calling because i grew up right there in boston, so it was very close to home. comments i would like to say is i think they did a terrific job. it was the first time anything of that nature, that extreme nature having to do with we hadng that was -- just never seen anything like that here. its.ork has experienced a much bigger city. so i think that we need to support them as they grow and develop those skills. tolso think that it is ok not have a memorial. and youou were there lost a son or you witnessed the madness of what occurred, you really have to respect what every individual wants. those are the two comments i would say. host: james joining us from new hampshire on our indep

mr. richard quest, tim taylor, submersible specialist and you can see he has one on the set.nsburg, and adam diehl, a former air force investigator. and rick is the executive director of the group for historic aircraft recovery. i'll start. but let's talk about this very curious route, skirting indonesian air space. looking at this as an investigator, is there anything suspicious about this for you? >> well, of course, this hasn't really been verified. it is some leaked information. it may well be true. if it holds up, it would be curious. it said somebody had to be at the controls, don. and i'm not sure where we go with that. like so many things in this investigation. but incidentally, i've done -- i know you were talking about in the last segment, a jetliner landing in the water. that was the first accident i did for the national transportation safety board was one of those and it was interesting, too. >> yeah. richard quest, do we know if this is true? >> back on the 25th of march when we got the very first data, if you look at the map, the examples of the southern track,

mr. gosh, as always a pleasure to talk to you, william taylor, former ambassador, glad to have you. >> glad to be here. >> can face trial via video link because rebels are holding him. saif gadhafi, he and 39 other gadhafi era lieutenants face crimes for ordinances. can human rights watch says they have been given limited access to their attorneys. >>> national elections have topped the widely considered 2009 presidential result. preliminary results say there are two front runners but election officials say they've only counted 10% of the votes. so far there are 870 is complaints this could affect the outcome of the count. hotly disputed,. >> dna samples to try to find a rapist. some 500 men at a private catholic school are giving dna samples. >> an unprecedented police operation gets underway. all 475 male students and 31 male teachers at this private catholic high school are being asked to give a dna sample. the school's director says it's the last chance to find out who raped a 16-year-old girl in a dark school toilet here last september. >> i don't know why this took so long but it's no

taylor, no relation. i said that you can't leave a 6-month-old baby in a car for any reason on this earth am i wrong? >> mr, thank you for having me on. let me tell you what this case is about. >> you can you answer that question off othe top and then we will back into the case. six-month-old baby, leaving the baby alone in the car for any reason. unacceptable, yes or no? >>s it it's a mistake. we understand it's a mistake. ms. taylor is a veteran of the united states air force. she is a loving mother. and that day she was thinking about her kids. her main sole reason for that job is to get a job for her family and for her kids all right. and i don't doubt that i'm not questioning that i am questioning the woman's judgment. 6 months old in the car the car was about 100 degrees. i feel terrible for that woman, i do. but is she capable of supervising two babies? >> yes. mr. o'reilly, she is a loving mother. like i said before. she made a mistake, we all make mistakes. >> that's a huge mistake. that's a donald sterling mistake. >> i wouldn't call it a donald sterling mistake, sir. mr. o'reilly with all due re

mr. lawrence i've been a city and county resident for 45 years. i want to see it supervisor kim was applied that senator feinstein's kids were in public scott taylor's schools that's not interest true pursue i want to thank the gentleman with the taxi service. very briefly i'm talking to you about the taxi business are that i know some of the supervisors don't want to deal with f it and the public utilities commission is taking over we have rampant law invaders operating as taxis 31 they park in taxi zones and sit in cabs and they're sitting in taxi lots while you sit here doing nothing our income as

mr. lawrence i've been a city and county resident for 45 years. i want to see it supervisor kim was applied that senator feinstein's kids were in public scott taylor's schools that's not interest true pursue i want to thank the gentleman with the taxi service. very briefly i'm talking to you about the taxi business are that i know some of the supervisors don't want to deal with f it and the public utilities commission is taking over we have rampant law invaders operating as taxis 31 they park in taxi zones and sit in cabs and they're sitting in taxi lots while you sit here doing nothing our income as mrujd and like taking 3 supervisors and divided their income. i'm submitting a letter my 7th in a row now to mayor ed lee and senator feinstein you've given her husband more money and a lot of it exams comes from the sfmta. it is operated by mr. bloom and they stand to make $350 million or more. 4 times in the years you have not even given me an interview i have 11 pages on that - >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you mr. president. that's not working. oh, sorry. wrong technology. sfgov please. i'm christopher i want to comment on managerial

taylor green, dorothy morris, u.s. district judge john role, hillips shneck, dorwin stoddard, and my friend and colleague, gabe zimmerman. mr. speaker, i'd now like to ask that the house have a moment of silence in remembrance of these good people. >> members will rise and observe the moment of silence. >> find more highlights from 35 years of house floor coverage on our facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> on the next "washington journal," a discussion on suicide prevention. our guests are john madigan of the american foundation for suicide prevention and mary jo gibson of the congressional for suicide prevention and education. then former u.s. ambassador to iraq, christopher hill, talks about iraq's elections and the country's stability since the with draul of u.s. troops. and later, our spot lite on magazines features scientific american and other recent articles looking at the history and safety of e-cigarettes. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. you can join t

taylor. despite a population of only 2,000 people, it's become a hidden cultural hub in the desert. it's filled with cowboys, art galleries, mexican food and texas barbecue. mr. gal lembings go: you'll find one of the most beautiful courthouses in texas and the antelope literally come out to play. in marfa, the old clashes with the new to form a harmony that's truly american. i'm honored to represent a city so cultured in life and history. thank you, mr. speaker, i invite everyone marfa and yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? without objection the gentlelady s recognized for one minute. >> the supreme court's conservative majority has decided the wealthiest americans should be allowed to have even more influence in politics to advance their personal or political or business agenda. ms. kuster: the court has allowed more money into campaigns and this threatens to drown out the voices of ordinary citizens. today's supreme court decision is the worst affront to democracy since citizens united. congress must take action. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields

mr. speaker, i rise with an extremely heavy heart to pay tribute to the life of our beloved ann louise taylor who pass aid way last week. ms. lee: words cannot express my sadness as we money ann's untimely death. sesh -- she served as my district director for more than five years but more important, she was a trusted and loving friend. her contributions to the residents of the east bay were enormous. with true compassion and commitment she touched the lives of thousands of people. prior to joining my office, ann's accomplished public career included working for california assembly member and california state board of equalization member johan hayes and head of government relations at california state east bay. not only was she a true public servant and an amazing woman, she was passionate. she loved the alameda antique fair and fourth of july parade. our don kondo lenses go out to ann's two exceptional daughters, eleanor and grace, and to her entire family of whom she loved deeply. our thoughts and trares -- prayers are with them in these difficult days. y her spirit continue to inspire us an

mr. president, i would yield back all time on those nominations. the presiding officer: without objection. under the previous order, the question occurs on the taylor nomination. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear toe have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the question occurs on the brothers nomination. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the question occurs on the childress nomination. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motions to reconsider are considered made and laid upon the table. the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action, and the senate will resume legislative session. mr. reid: mr. president, i now move to proceed calendar number 345, s. 2199. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 345, s. 2199, a bill to amend the fair labor standard act of 1938 and so forth and for other purposes.