i'm ms. brown here today to represent a part of the community that most people tend to forget about i have an eventual braikd background working with people in that believe for people that can't afford long term health insurance so they comply people like me to take care of them in their hope home and go shopping for them i like what i heard as far as the amendment what we're talking about today basically a reminder whether the large and small businesses are people like seniors need to get to the businesses r a big part of being a senior is the independence and run errands in the community and their part of the community and just continue to make sure they are heard and big part of this is doing they're part to getting to businesses thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi, i'm jazz monday gregory i feel commercial businesses are important to our community they provide jobs for the youth i started at 4 working in a retail business so the think the commercial businesses are important t

. >> ms. brown comair recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. thank you, mr. secretary. it has been a real joy working with you and also with the secretary when he visited florida, we went to the medical school together any talk to those residents and they were very interested in the program and i think you'd going out and talking to the medical schools, they were very engaged in very interested in participating. i just want to clear up a few things since there's been a lot of discussion about for constitutional rights the va employees have as it relates to their job. i understand the united states supreme court has ruled you had to post action process for appeals are us they can throw field cases. can you elaborate on not a little bit? >> i don't know if i am familiar with the supreme court decision mayor, but i too believe congresses ultimate decision to provide an appeal mechanism in the authority past i think reflected the body of case law that existed in the conclusion that he would need to do that in order to withstand judicial scrutiny. >> you cut down and i think

ms. brown you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. secretary and thank you in spin a real joy working with you and also at the secretary when he visited florida. we went to the medical school together and anti-talk to those residents and they were very interested in the program. i think you all talk to the medical school. they were very engaged in very interested in participating. i just want to clear up a few things since there has been a lot of discussion about what constitutional rights does the va employee have as it relates to their job? understands the united states supreme court has ruled that you have to have post action process of appeals or else they can throw the whole case out. can you elaborate on that a little bit? >> i don't know that i'm familiar with the supreme court decision but i do believe congress is the ultimate decision to provide an appeal mechanism and authority that was passed i think reflected the body of case law that existed in the conclusion that you would need to do that in order to withstand judicial s

and as part of the office of deputy attorney general, ms. brownlee oversees the department's privacy and civil liberties programs and initiatives implemented by department components and component privacy and civil liberties officials. she also has the office of privacy and civil liberties which use and evaluate department programs and initiatives and provide department-wide legal advice and guidance to insure compliance with applicable privacy laws and policies including the privacy act. thank you for coming. >> thank you. and thank you to the board for inviting me here to talk about what is a very important topic. you asked about private sector experience and other government experience. i also come from the federal trade commission which in particular the division of privacy and identity protection which, of course, the federal trade commission is a very different orientation toward the commercial side of privacy, but nonetheless, an important perspective and an interesting one to bring to this position. but counterterrorism is a significant pa

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included demands for schlitz malt liquor and those m&ms, but, quote, absolutely no brown ones. >> sounds like a weekend at mark lamont hill's house on the road. >> exactly right. >> i don't know, mark. >> it's all true. >> normal weekend watching the eagles game. this isn't crazy. >> okay. so wait a minute, guys. besides the $300 speaking fee, i mean, that's pretty high. i speak a lot. i don't get anything near that. but i think, you know, to have your water, your coffee, your lemon wedges, that's not so bad. ben, do you think she's -- is she falling into the trap here? >> here's the thing f. you're making a ton of money and you haven't been sitting in a commoner's seat on an airplane since 1993, right before you became the first lady, the problem comes in when you tell people that we were dead broke and struggling when we left the white house, which wasn't true. and when you try to act like you're somehow going to connect with people that are poor and that you feel their pain as bill clinton to use a line from her own husband. and this is your real world you live in? it makes

ms. jackson you was telling the truth before that lamar lamar came through the mayor brown in 1996 and guess what the program that was set up for the tenant went out there was a ramp at the time set up by at the navy saying the land will be transferred to the city but guess what the mayor i went to 9 pack committee and went to the cac committee and not to the raft committee the raft committee group don't approve because they knew the area was toxic i had someone come to my home last week from one the development and said before any of the lands is dismissed the land need to be

ms. jackson you was telling the truth before that lamar lamar came through the mayor brown in 1996 and guess what the program that was set up for the tenant went out there was a ramp at the time set up by at the navy saying the land will be transferred to the city but guess what the mayor i went to 9 pack committee and went to the cac committee and not to the raft committee the raft committee group don't approve because they knew the area was toxic i had someone come to my home last week from one the development and said before any of the lands is dismissed the land need to be relooked at the area is toxic can you all understand you all are take the opportunity dying people enough people have died already please think about it don't go for this false that is going on with the community didn't sport lamar and that commissioner knows that we did not support lamar because we find out it was building on toxic sites. >> thank you dr. jackson. >> next mr. washington. >> just speaking on this values i was one of the ones back years ago so almost like a dream what i mean here only we have less oppos

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ms. johnson for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. park, mr. brown summarized your explanation regarding deep dives by saying you had some supervisory responsibilities. did you indeed have supervisory responsibilities? >> i would not douefine it that way. i was an adviser for cms. >> how would you describe your work on healthcare.gov during your tenure there at cto? >> yes, so we're talking about the new healthcare.gov, the marketplace, i'll, again, describe it as i referred to in my opening testimony. i assisted cms in a few different capacities, serving as a co-chair of this interagency steering committee, finding a venue for agencies to work together on issues as part of the hub. assisting with the red team exercise and followup to the red team exercise that summer. serving on, from time to time as a spokesperson, as a liaison, as someone who could help with questions. again as an assistant, as an adviser at cms, and certainly not as the person who is the hands-on project manager running the thing. i was doing this assistant's work as i was fulfil

ms. johnson for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chair. mr. brownummarized your explanation regarding deep dive by saying you had a supervisory responsibility. did you have supervisory responsibilities? >> i would click >> i would not describe it that way. i was assisting cms, but cms was responsible for delivering the marketplace and the new healthcare.gov. >> how would you describe your work on healthcare.gov during your tenure? >> so we are talking about the new healthcare.gov. i would again describe it as a come as i referred to in my testimony i assisted in different capacities serving as the cochair of the steering committee for the agencies to work together on the issues and supportive of the hub and assisting the red team exercise and red team exercise serving on time to time as a spokesperson and i began as an assistant as an advisor certainly not as the person who was the hands-on project manager running the thing. i was doing this work as i was fulfilling my broad portfolio duties as technology policies at the white house. >> could you gi

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ms. carol costello. >> i'll take it. thanks so much. thanks so much. you guys have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from ferguson to geneva, michael brown's parents front and center at the united nations. i'll talk with their attorney benjamin crump. >>> russia flexing its military muscle conducting regular missions close to america's shores. these flights haven't happened with this regularity since the cold war. what's up with that? >>> the comet's kodak moment the first 360-degree snapshot we've seen from the speedy ice ball roaring through space. this is definitely the coolest thing you will see all day so let's talk, live in the "cnn newsroom." good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for so much for joining me. we begin in geneva, switzerland where the shooting of unarmed missouri teen ager michael brown has taken center stage after brown's parents made an emotional plea for the united nations to intervene. u.s. delegation is appearing before the u.n. committee against torture which fights cruel or degrading treatment by government authorities. the u.s. group says michael brown's death as well as police actions during the subseque

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of 18-year-old michael brown, there are with it tracks, the emotional spawngs and the legal response. with us now the anchor of the kelly file seen immediately after the factor. ms megyn was also an attorney. i'm going to ask to you it be an attorney during this segment. not a media person. just a reminder that this announcement probably comes during your program. >> i do want to tell the audience that we expect to have a statement from officer wilson on our program as well. >> you already have that you wouldn't say you expect to have it if you don't have it i know your game. >> you see. if you want to hear from him, watch the kelly file. >> that's right. so do you know what's going to happen based on the statement that you have gotten from him. this is brand new news. do you know what's going to happen. >> i don't know what's going to happen. >> based on his statement you just don't know? >> i have no idea. what has jumped out at you. a lot of people including the attorneys brown family say this should have never taken three months. this ♪ way grand juries usually work. >> that's unfair. plenty to criticize with respect to this case. that's not on the list this

brown sr. and lesley mcspadden say they only got at most ten minutes' advance warning of the grand jury's decision in the death of their son. ms. mcspadden talks about what happens next in part ii of sunny hostin's interview. >> when you heard there wasn't going to be an indictment in this case, give me your immediate reaction. >> it was like, i got a phone call, all over again about what had happened to my son. that's how tii feel. and i feel just as helpless as i felt in the beginning. and i wanted to address ferguson. and i did. >> and, let's talk about that. because we all have seen the video of you going to where the protesters were, in front of the ferguson police department, and you are on a car, and you're speaking to the people. why did you feel the need to do that? >> i felt the need to do that, because, one, they never addressed us. and two, you heard our pleas and our cries for everything to go the way it should be. and then third of all, we heard this, and it was just like -- like i had been shot. like you shoot me now. just no respect, no sympathy, nothing. and so my emotions were raging and i had to go over and

brown. he was shot by police officer darren wilson. we will soon hear if wilson is charged with murder, something less or absolutely nothing at all. evan is live in clayton, mes ms about ten mile from ferguson. and national guard has entered the building behind you. we've been talking about the preparations about, the delay after delay in the announcement of this decision. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yes, erin, in the last half-hour or so we saw the national guardsmen go into this building which is where the prosecutor's office is housed. we know that they've gone to secure some other buildings in the county. important don't buildings. the governor activated the national guard almost a week ago and declared a state of emergency. until today, they have really been out of sight. they had not been visible at all. now they're very visible. we saw them go into this building. we know that law enforcement around the country has been scrambling to get ready. a lot of people were expecting some notice from this prosecutor before an announcement. in the end they didn't get very much of that. he was not very communicative about what his plans were. they've had a few

what has changed the discussion since murphy brown to where you have, you know, brookings talking about the breakdown of the family? >> well, ms. sawhill has been a leader in understanding the catastrophe that is the rise of single parenting. so i don't think that she's necessarily indicative of a change. and i think we've still got a lot of ground to conquer in spreading the understanding as widely as possible of the relationship between family breakdown and poverty. i still see the classic story on "the new york times" complaining about poverty and the difficulty that poor families are having getting by. it is almost never pointed out explicitly that what they're talking about is single mothers. and i'm also concerned on the other side that republicans are starting to talk about single mothers as if they were an ta logical categories. in campaign speeches you hear the pitch to single mothers, as if they simply exist by some kind of fiat, divine fiat, as opposed to being the product of choice. and i think that the real key is personal responsibility. and we have to make the message that gets harder and harder to make, send it

ms. kelly: sisters include my colleague, the honorable congresswoman corrine brown of florida, patty mcdaniel, the first african-american woman to receive an academy award. it played an integral role in the civil rights movement as members fought to overturn jim crow laws and advance women's equality. today it continues their service in promoting education and awareness in communities on issues like health equality and financial literacy. for 92 years it has been on the front lines of making our nation better through scholarships, sisterhood and service. i'm honored to be a part of this legacy and wish many more years of success to my sisters. i yield whack about a -- i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. everyone remembers the promise the president made while promoting his health care law. if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. he broke this promise. we just learned that one of the l

the brown family, can you tell me how they have reacted personally to the grand jury's decision not to indict officer wilson? >> alex, they are just heartbroken just as msmcspadden said, michael's mother, it was like they got -- it happened all over again. they felt the bullets when the prosecutor came and announced and pretty much such assassinated the character of their child in his statement. she was very emotional, mr. brown said he just felt empty. and, you know, they wanted the killer of their child to be held accountable. they at least wanted him to have a trial by jury. but they were just troubled beyond words by this decision. and it has taken an emotional toll on them in ways i can't even articulate. >> i can't even imagine. the thing that absolutely broke my arm was seeing the thanksgiving table and the empty chair for their son, the first thanksgiving without him. a t-shirt that had his photo on it, as if to just signify their loss. this time of year, the sentiments and everything, has to make it even worse. >> yes, ma'am, and trying to explain to his younger siblings why he's never going to be at the table again, it was one of those things

brown people. that's all i saw around me was poverty. all i saw was drug abuse. >> ashley miller. >> she paid for college and graduate school by winning beauty pageants, including msentucky 2013 and by modeling. she was a star basketball player too. these days she's working on her doctorate while seeing patients at planned parenthood. >> in nursing, we always talked about research-based practice. that's what we want evidence-based practice. is it possible that we could have evidence-based legislation? that blew my mind. i got really excited. so excited about that possibility. >> with the help of emerge kentucky, a group that trains women to run for office, ashley decided that there was no time like the present. but her race against a tea party businessman was a quick education in how ugly politics can get. >> okay. so what are we looking at here? >> we're looking at a website. it's no longer up. but it changed my name to trashily miller. they basically highlight that there are over 3 million abortions provided at planned parenthood. not noting the ones in kentucky provide the services. they label me as a rap model because of my affiliation with my appearance on th

ms. carol costello. >> i'll take it. thanks so much. thanks so much. you guys have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from ferguson to geneva, michael brown'salk with their attorney benjamin crump. >>> russia flexing its military muscle conducting regular missions close to america's shores. these flights haven't happened with this regularity since the cold war. what's up with that? >>> the comet's kodak moment the first 360-degree snapshot we've seen from the speedy ice ball roaring through space. this is definitely the coolest thing you will see all day so let's talk, live in the "cnn newsroom."