ms. waxman. to -- a simple check on statistics, 100 years ago, women lived two years more than men, today it is five years. it is the emphasis on women. the yearly checkup, does this apply to men, and if it does not, what would be the difference if you were sitting there praising the new health- care bill that assures white persons yearly health care care but not black citizens even though white men and women live substantially longer than black men and women. could you answer that, please? guest: i get the gist of your question and thank you for it. as i said at the front of this hour, there are many services that will be required for everyone -- cholesterol screening, blood pressure screening, obesity screening -- that applies to men, women, and whenever race you are. the reason there is this new provision for women is senator barbara mikulski for maryland said no one has ever stepped back and said in addition to the long was that is required, what are special services women should be getting b

ms. eshoo, mr. waxman, mr. walden, mrs. bono mack. this is why we have to be out here together. it is why we must send a bipartisan signal to the rest of the world, the united states will defend an open internet. the worldwide web is essential to our economy. companies large and small rely on the web, regardless of whether their commercial aspirations are local or global. the internet's worldwide scope has also helped to foster community and cultural communications across the planet. we have recently witnessed the power of social media in toppling dictators and promoting democracy across the demrobe. and what makes the internet so special is this decentralized open system that currently governs it. it is chaotic, it is impossible to control and the multistakeholder process that is in place today ensures the internet's vie brantley will continue into the future. here dome city -- vibrancy will continue into the future. we have to make sure the broad barons don't close down this can could haveny of voices that are heard and stifle innovation. but globally, yes, a number of countri

ms. crane, i am not peeing in a cup unless it's for money... or love. - okay. well, thank you, angela. that's good to know. - mm-hmm. - george, where did you hide waxman's dog?u that. doctor-patient confidentiality. - aha! so you admit that you hid him. - you don't get to "aha" about that. i basically just told you. [roaring] - bengal tiger giving birth! there were complications at the zoo! - give her two ccs of ketamine and one cc of medetomidine! juanita, get my scrubs! why wasn't i notified? - because dr. jackson and dr. yamamoto are gonna handle this. - no, no! my guys answer to me, not you. whoa! guys, stand down. - sorry, george, i'm a bad man. - i'm not sorry. this is goin' on the highlight reel. - traitors! this is not working for me. - tell me where waxman's dog is. - fine, fine, you win. dr. wong's office. - thank you, george. - you're welcome. - george, there's no dr. wong here, is there? - no, there is not. - deception. keepin' it sexy. yeah. i gotta go clean this guy's butt. [penguin groans] [sighs] - there you go. - okay, watch their heart rates and keep 'em stimulated, all right? thank you. - everybody out. everybody out, except for you two. -

ms. crane, i am not peeing in a cup unless it's for money... or love. - okay. well, thank you, angela. that's good to know. - mm-hmm. - george, where did you hide waxman's dog?u that. doctor-patient confidentiality. - aha! so you admit that you hid him. - you don't get to "aha" about that. i basically just told you. [roaring] - bengal tiger giving birth! there were complications at the zoo! - give her two ccs of ketamine and one cc of medetomidine! juanita, get my scrubs! why wasn't i notified? - because dr. jackson and dr. yamamoto are gonna handle this. - no, no! my guys answer to me, not you. whoa! guys, stand down. - sorry, george, i'm a bad man. - i'm not sorry. this is goin' on the highlight reel. - traitors! this is not working for me. - tell me where waxman's dog is. - fine, fine, you win. dr. wong's office. - thank you, george. - you're welcome. - george, there's no dr. wong here, is there? - no, there is not. - deception. keepin' it sexy. yeah. i gotta go clean this guy's butt. [penguin groans] [sighs] - there you go. - okay, watch their heart rates and keep 'em stimulated, all right? thank you. - everybody out. everybody out, except for you two. -

waxman who is the ranking on the the full committee for his opening statement. >> thank you very much, ms. schakowsky, for your courtesy in allowing me to go ahead of you at this time because of scheduling problems i have. i want to thank you, madam chair, for holding this hearing to conduct oversight on the activities of the u.s. consumer product safety commission, and i'm pleased that we have all four commissioners here today to provide testimony. this month will mark four years since enactment of the consumer product safety improvement act of 2008 or what's called cpsia. it'll mark one year since enactment of public law 112-28 which gave the consumer product safety commission additional flexibility in implementing the law. this law was a landmark piece of legislation. it fundamentally changed how we protect children from potentially dangerous products. implementation of this law has been the predominant focus of the commission. the goal of the law was to transform the agency's mission. the commission used to be an underfunded, ineffective, reactive agency. today the commission is still

waxman who is the ranking on the full committee for his opening statement. >> thank you thank you very much, ms. czajkowski and allowing me to go ahead of you at this time because of scheduling problems i have. i want to thank you, not in share for holding this hearing to conduct oversight on the dvds of the u.s. consumer product safety commission and i'm pleased we have all four commissioners here today to provide testimony. this month will mark four years since enactment of the consumer product safety improvement act of 2008, are what is called a cpsia. it will mark one year since enactment of public club 11228, which gave the consumer product safety commission flexibility in implementing the law. this plot was a landmark piece of legislation. it fundamentally changed how we protect children from potentially dangerous products. implementation of the law has been the dominant focus of the commission. the goal of the law was to transform the agency's mission. the commission used to be an underfunded, and effective reactivation fee. today the commission is still underfunded, unfortunately, but i