mr. walker, state representative ken walker. merry christmas. you let us know if any atheist groups give you a hard time. we'll give them a hard time. >>> and -- duty tonight. kids, if you are listening, take a step out of the room for a minute. ♪ we are santa's elves >>> parents, this one is for us. but kids, ear muffs. it is called the elf on the shelf. unless you've been hitting the eggnog hard, this elf is taking the world by storm. but some think it is going too far. in the break you told me about this elf that i had no idea. take it away. >> there are a lot of rules for the elf. you can't touch the elf, you can't touch it, otherwise it loses his magic and it can't fly back to the north pole and report on your child. he is a spy, is what he is. >> what the heck are you -- >> no, you are getting too close to it. >> he has to spy on the kids all day long and at night he reports to santa all of the things you did. >> how do you start elf on the shelf? >> because we have kids. my nephew i told him i wanted to take pictures with the elf on the s

>> mrs. walker. >> one of the best examples is the one that donna used. that was an elderly woman who restaurants.in two she invested in a restaurant for her son in one state in a restaurant for her nephew in another state. that required aggregation rules. the other situation was a family business where they were making investments. one of the investments was a golf course. it was not in the same area. the two businesses have to be aggregated. >> don't we need to have the clerk year? >> are we missing someone? thank you. i guess we will's momentarily. pause momentarily. ok. we can continue. >> thank you. thank you. do you have a tax specialist on your staff? >> no, not on our staff. >> who would you consult for guidance and aggregation rules? >> we would hire an outside counsel. we have attempted to read them ourselves. >> how much is it to hire someone? >> it ranges. it is very expensive. >> lawyer by the hour? >> right. or $2000?llars it would be significantly more than that. >> $5,000? $10,000? >> maybe more. >> more than that? most powerpoint presenta

mrs. walker. >> i think one of the best examples is the one that donna used. and that was an elderly woman who had invested in two restaurants. she invested in a restaurant for her son in one -- in one state. and a restaurant for her nephew in another state. and that required aggregation rules. the other situation was a family business where they were making investments. and one of the investments was a golf course. the golf course was not in the same area. those two businesses then had to be aggregated. >> mr. chairman, don't we need to have the clerk here? >> oh, are we missing someone? uh-oh. thank you, ms. velazquez. i guess we'll pause momentarily. oh, okay. we can continue. go ahead. >> still on my time? >> yeah. >> thank you. is it -- is it mr. winstanley? winstanley? >> yes, sir. winstanley. >> thank you. do you have a tax specialist on your staff? >> no. not on our staff. >> so whom would you consult for guidance on the business aggregation rules? >> we would hire an outside counsel for that. we've attempted to read them ourself. but we would have to

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mr. matthew walker from wales. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. how do i follow that? i will tell you how. two foot or not to vote at 16. that is the clustered with a more complicated answer than some of you may think. when i wrote the first -- that is the question with a more complicated answer that some of you may think. education may not prepare us to vote. a friend of mine said you are going to need statistics to back this up. i realize one thing, the evidence is inconsistent. a report by the electoral commission involved over 7500 responses and recommended that the voting age remain 18. the childrenear, and young people's assembly of wales had a document that said the opposite. 80% said yes, give us the vote at 16. we are ready. although this is from welsh, not de research. it shows a wide wreckage of opinions. of opinions.ge this is the top issue for our young people. just under 20% of those votes came from one city in the east of glenengland. this is not a fairer presentation. we all want jobs and a better education. we want bullying to be prevented in schools.

mr. matthew walker from wales. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. well, how do i follow that? i'll tell you how. to vote or not to vote at 16, that is the bush with a more competent answer than some of your may think. when i came to write the speech either list of worn-out clichÉs as long as my left eye. for example, education may not prepares to vote at 18. let alone 16. but then a friend of mine pointed out, you will need some statistics to back these up. so as i've got to the internet i realize one thing, the evidence is inconsistent. the report by the electoral commission a few years ago said some 500 responses recommended the voting age remain 18. in the same year the report completed, the children and young people's assembly of wales had a document that said the complete opposite. 80% of all welsh and the people questioned said yes, give us the vote at 16. we already. although this is from welsh, not widely researched, it shows a wide range of opinions. it shows this to be the top issue. way to go dimension is just under 20% of all of those vo

mr. matthew walker from wales. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. how do i follow that? i will tell you how. to vote or not to vote at 16. that is the question with a more complicated answer than some of you may think. education may not prepare us to vote. a friend of mine said you are going to need statistics to back this up. i realize one thing, the evidence is inconsistent. a report by the electoral commission involved over 7500 responses and recommended that the voting age remain 18. in the same year, the children and young people's assembly of wales had a document that said the opposite. 80% said yes, give us the vote at 16. we are ready. although this is from welsh, not u.k.-wide research, it shows a wide range of opinions. this is the top issue for our young people. just under 20% of those votes came from one city in the east midlands of the east of england. this is not a fairer presentation. we all want jobs and a better education. we want bullying to be prevented in schools. you all represent young people and our nation is divided. we should find out what people

mr. chairman. ms. walker, and thank you all the by the way for coming in today am testifying. ms. walker, in your practice you at by small employers, correct? >> yes spent have you found that there's situations present difficulties on the roles overlapping shareholders, would you discuss some of these situations? >> ms. walker, right. >> i think one of the best examples is the one and only used -- donahue's. that was an elderly woman who had invested into restaurants. she invested in a restaurant for her son in one state and a restaurant for her nephew in another state. and that required aggregation rules. the other situation was a family business where they were making investments, and one of the investments was a golf course. a golf course was not in the same area in those two businesses then had to be aggregated. >> mr. chairman, don't we need to have the clerk your? >> are we missing someone? uh-oh. thank you, ms. velazquez. i guess we will pause momentarily. oh, okay. we can continue. >> still my time? thank you. mr. winstanley, do you have a tax specialist on your staff? >>

which it subsequently did and also take into account the recreational needs of dog walker's and dog owners at the g gnra. mr. mayor, do you agree that the ggnra plan goes too far in restricting dog access? will you work with the board of supervisors and our federal representative to encourage the national park service to alter the plan, to take into account of the needs of dog owners and dog walker's to use these properties? mayor edwin m. lee: supervisor wiener thank you for the questions. the parks managed by the ggnra include you the city's crown tools, al alcatraz and others. the center had over 17 million visitors. the visitors alike enjoy the ggnra in other ways. biking and relaxing and for many includes walking their dogs. the ggnra revised the plan with dog owners and habitat even in an urban area. the city faces some of these same challenges in our own park system and balance recreation and conversation. while responsive to some of the concerns raised in the first round of outreach. many residents believe the ggnra plans go too far to those available to walker's. one of the concerns to the ggnra re

mr. chairman. >> debra walker is a certified public accountant and a national director of compensation and .enefits for jerry beckert she advises small and large businesses on compensation, benefits and employment facts matters. you have five minutes. , chairmanternoon calls, ranking member about alaska's, and members of the committee. thank you for hosting this important hearing on the effect of the sith -- of the business segregation rules on small business in applying the health care provisions. i am debra walker, a cpa with over 35 years in the employee benefits area. to determine if the employer subject to this shared responsibility rule in the affordable care act, this -- the business needs to determine who the employer is. that decision is made by looking at related entities related by and also byship services that the entities provide to each other. to make the determination, one needs to understand detail of ownership and these services that are provided to each other. i written submission describes these rules in excruciating detail and i can assure you that no one would apply th

mr. paul walker, seven months ago.1 ticket stubs and this is how he reacted. >> i wanted to show you, i have been collecting movie ticket stubs since i was 11 years old. that's the original fast and furious stubs from 2001. >> cool as hell. you have a shoe box you put those in? >> i have a baseball card box. i put them in the sleeve. >> he was just such a nice guy. an incredible, incredible nice guy to talk to. a lot of the reaactored reachedt on twitter to talk about what paul walker meant to them, including his co-star, vin diesel. he said brother, i will miss you very much. i am absolutely speechless. heaven has gained a new ageal. rest in piece. and the rock, all my strength, love and faith to the walker family during this heartbreaking time. we'll refind our strength in his light. love you, brother. and alyssa milano who worked with walker in the '80s. no, no, no, rest with the angels you sweet boy. beauty, love, rip. he touched a lot of actors' lives in this business. his first gig as an actor was a model for pam

mr slater was patti smith consumed with water year to year. he makes these efforts to keep walker sixteen. winter. recently the extremely cautious greater points. he's also beginning to come to these panties. if you would it. be wary. for wild animals. this is the hardest season of the year i was eighteen. use there are about two hundred g certain fields. snowy landscape. animals pictured herself. it's a quest for food. read your likes to tease survive by eating vegetation that grows in the path between patties compared to rise. this grass provides little nutrition. so the piece must keep eating it all day long. this recent number of seats to stop nearby where at least. rather than returning to the distant moon has increased the wall since it has come into his path he says mr stein toe and the other farmers. these japanese cranes have come from hokkaido. the number only about one thousand three hundred. they were first spotted the ahi prefecture thirty four years ago the oriental store sales also come here. traveling from choking prefecture start to this now. the reason. also impo

there's no show taser risk factors here walker is how many stressful and difficult days ahead of him. don't all come to you mr world. up to preach about right to nuclear plant the air. for people we are to us. due to some new ones we are convinced the preview the people this was so strong. they stopped building the system was a bit stiff to play the lead up to now the myth that stupid too don't you. the tears around the world have long appreciated japanese cooking dal unesco has decided to add japan's traditional cuisine and food culture to its list of intangible cultural heritage. the organization holds a meeting every year to decide on what new registrations should be included. the system is aimed at protecting important examples of regional customs and traditions around the world. this year's meeting started on monday in the capital by azerbaijan japanese cuisine are one stroke who was among thirty one candidates. the new new new and existing schools bonus. i think the listing was too late. we haven't understood enough how much people around the world load washer and delights in local communities. venue of

walker. i'd like to yield to ranking member velasquez to introduce our next witness. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is my pleasure to introduce miss bogardos. she is an attorney serving as a chief compliance officer for huff international insurance services. in this position, she provides compliance and consulting services regarding health plans and other employee benefits. ms. bogardos was previously chosen as one of the 100 men and women by business insurance and was selected as one of the 25 most influential businesswomen by the women's business journal. welcome and thank you for being here. >> thank you, chairman collins, thank you, ranking member velasquez. i am honored and very happy to be here to be able to give some comments and testimony on this very important issue. i want to have an echo for what miss walker said regarding some possible compromises or concessions toward small businesses. i think control would be a great first step as opposed to a bright line standard. i want everyone to keep in mind as we go through these types of discussions that the importance of the 50-em

mr. chairman. i yield back. >> our first witness today is deborah walker. ms. walker's a certified public accountant and the national director of compensation and benefits for cherry bekaert llp in tysons corner virginia. she advises small and large businesses on compensation benefits and employment tax matters. welcome and you have five minutes. >> good afternoon chairman collins, ranking member alice glass and members of the committee. thank you for hosting this important hearing on the effect of the business aggregation rules on small business in applying the healthcarhealthcar e provisions. i'm deborah walker a cpa with over 35 years of experience in the employee benefits area. to determine if the employer is subject to the share of responsibility rules of the affordable care act business needs to determine who the employer is and that determination is made by looking at related entities, related by common ownership and attribution and also by services that the entities provide to each other. to make the determination one needs to understand detailed owners

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walker did for this couple, and he didn't even know them. >>> a mystery tipper is giving away a fortune at restaurants across the country, and now here in the bay area. >>> they call him mrchristmas. meet the bay area man behind the holiday light show so epic someone just made a movie about it. [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ pillsbury cookie dough. make the holidays pop! it's the city s 40th traffic fatality of the year >>> another dlid bike crash in san jose tonight. it's st city's 40th traffic fatality of the year. you can see the crumpled bicycle and badly-damaged suv. police say the bicyclist was struck near the corner of vista park drive. he died at the hospital. the driver is cooperating. >>> also tonight we are hearing from the military couple who once received a very generous gift from actor paul walker. they shared their story with reporter tom. >> it was an unexpected gift as eternal as lo

mr. kaiser and myron magnet. good evening, everyone. >> we'd like to hear 3r you. tweet us your feedback, twitter.com/booktv. >> pulitzer prize winning author alice walker presents a collection of personal and political essays, letters and poems. ms. walker opines on a range of topics from health care to the obama presidency for about 45 minutes. >> i'm very happy to see all of you. it's a wonderful evening to be in this city which i know of, unfortunately, through so many of your disasters. but i was thinking looking at the fountains there's a little one you have for the children and a bigger one for the adults. i was thinking, well, you know, where water flows, so can peace. and so the history that is so vivid for me of the bombing of the move people, of the imprisonment of -- [inaudible] that history is not the whole story, a

mrs. blitzer for allowing us to >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world tonight. "fast & furious," hollywood mourns the death of paul walkerkilled in the crash. >>> and a scandal for millions, take a look at kerry washington as olivia pope, dealing out her tough brand. >> if we handle this right it is a bump in the road. and how you handle it will show your leadership abilities and build your character. >> politicians and celebrities find themselves in hot water. i would ask her how she would handle toronto's crack mayor, florida's obama care situation. all coming up, i want to begin with the big story, the crash that killed "fast & furious" star paul walker, a passenger in the porsche carrera gt, owned by his friend, both died when the car slammed into a light pole and burst into flames on saturday. joining me live from the scene of the accident, thank you very much indeed for joining me. obviously, a devastating thing to happen. not just for all his fans and family, but for everybody at this event you were at. a charity event. tell me what the event was and how he had seemed at the event itself before this crash. >> the

walker. speed is the focus on the investigation into his deadly crash. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >> your realtime captioner is mrsmacdonald mallicoat.

walker. speed is the focus on the investigation into his deadly crash. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald mallicoat. and i'm michelle griego. tis 6-- veloping this morn >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, december 2. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> developing this morning, two earthquakes shook gilroy overnight. the first was magnitude 2.5 at 1:35 a.m. then a stronger quake struck at 2:05. that was magnitude 3.7. both were centered about 4 miles south-southeast of gilroy. we have had no reports of damage or injuries. >>> i'm mark kelly live in san francisco. the holiday shopping season is finally here. and fedex expects this to be its busiest day of the year. >> and crooks are also working overtime on this cyber monday. we have a couple of tips to protect yourself when you do shop online. >>> how about traffic, liz, what's going on? >> it is all about the fog this morning. especially over at the bay bridge toll plaza. lawrence will have more on this but it is impacting the morning commute. in fact, chp issued their own dense fog adv

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walker's porsche crashed. he and his friend were killed monday. police say they were not involved in an illegal street race when they crashed. what exactly happened in those final moments? let's bring in mrppreciate you being here on cnn. >> thank you, michaela. glad to be here. >> we just mentioned county officials ruled out the presence of a second car and drag racing. what happens not been ruled out is speed. can you give us any indications of what you think may have happened in those final moments? >> without being there, that's a real stretch. obviously, something went wrong. and my guess would be that something mechanical went wrong. i mean, we're talking about two very experienced drivers in a very well prepared race car. so, something must have happened mechanically. but that's a guess on my part. >> let's talk about the car and the mechanics of it. we know that this car -- we're told it's a notoriously hard car to handle. tell us about some of the other characteristics of the car that make it different from the regular car that you and i may drive as our daily driver. >> well, for one thing, it's got a really high horsepower engine. it has probably a six-speed transmission, 14,