mullins second appearance here in this many months. he was here to add a full table. >> you're up sir. >> well, it's pretty self-evident just putting a pool table in the bar. nothing special. we want to create a little bit more interest besides darts >> how's it going with the po e. >> saturday will be the first loud music nothing special. we've been planning it >> how's it going with the darts. >> if i throw darts people should run. >> it's very popular. it's fun >> awesome. >> have you had any incidents since you got your po e. >> none. i've rarely used it we have had a dj but no. >> i meant as far as crime or assaults things like that. >> no none. it was already existing there there was no issues >> all right. have a seat all right. i see you i'm not forgetting the police. >> commissioner and - i'm officer from the district which is district - a type of 40 a on sale bar must be 21 years of age with existing license. on or about february 9th approximately 1:05 a.m. there was a battery of a serious injury involving a toxic incident. i

rob mullins supports a change. >> we're proponents of a stiep end that goes above and beyond because we think they do need a little extra money, and that's something on the table. >> reporter: in the meantime, the duck's star may not help oregon win it all now but maybe in the future. because if colleague recruiting at an arm's race, this is a nuclear weapon. >>> and that's just the practice facility and the team accommodations. it's not even the stadium. >> what part did you like the best? >> i like the ferrara leather seats in the theater and 55-inch screens, but a lot of money. >> let's hope they win that better win. >> a new coach and jane wells a big usc alumnaalumni so she doe want them to win. >>> nbr.com, click on the link to submit questions and don't forget to include where you're from. >> that's nig"nightly business report" for tonight, i'm susie gharib thanks so much. >> i'm tyler mathisen, we'll see you back here tomorrow night, wednesday. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by. >> sailing through the heart of historic cities and landscapes on a river,

i'm just saying markwayne mullin mullin -- representative markwayne mullin, republican of oklahoma, unfortunately is late to do anything about it. this was at a town hall. he said oh, i think orly taitz was probably there. the birther -- asking him to do whatever -- >> your friend. >> stephanie: we lost the opportunity to get another president. let's move on to some other issues. >> he was born in honolulu. i'm look at the certificate of live birth. >> stephanie: there's more. he believes physically fit people -- he saw a physically fit people -- he said fraud. 100% of it all is fraud. it is all over the place. [ applause ] >> so only fat people can get food stamps. >> stephanie: apparently, yes. don't they usually use the argument that how can you be starving if you're fat? [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: oh, markwayne. >> he's adorbs. of. >> stephanie: you think it was an argument between the parents as to whether to name him mark or wayne? >> conflict resolution. >> stephanie: case casey in texas. >> caller: i need to get you off of speaker. >> stephanie: okay, thank you. >> caller: what i wanted

"brown, sanford and mullins, attorneys at law." so which one are you? department. you wanna buy me a drink, you gotta get in line. the sailor at the end of the bar says you're the toughest thing in here. think he might've been right. i thought marines were supposed to be brave. well, a good marine must improvise, adapt and overcome. is that why you're in a navy bar? the one thing i swore i'd before i shipped off was dance with a pretty girl. is that where i come in? affirmative. all right, but i don't dance with strangers. jimmy tully, wilkes barre, pennsylvania. nora lee, philadelphia born and bred. miss nora lee from philadelphia born and bred, would you care to dance? why don't you drop anchor someplace else? you got a problem, pal? besides you guys taking over our bars and bird-dogging our women? not tonight. you better have a lot of bullets in that gun, civilian. (song ends) never thought i'd be defending a jarhead's right to dance with the prettiest girl in the bar. this tough guy, he got a name? nah, didn't bother asking. introduced him to the si

bank of new york mullin faces lawsuits over foreign exchange rates.f these cases are old. why is this stuff happening now? >> it depends on the jurors addiction, the specific investigation, but some statutes of limitation of looking at about five years since the mortgage product was sold. all five -- five years ago was the run-up to the financial crisis. investigators are trying to get this stuff out and get it under investigation before the statute runs out and they cannot prosecute any more. gerri: thank you for that report. thank you so much. gerri: on to new products. is it worth it. the points you are an lp pay down your debt on everything and student loan and so on. let's bring in the president of consumer education at smart credit. great to see you. always good to have you on this show. our consumer debt credit cards? explain to us what these are. >> this is essentially every word's card. and most rewards cards earn points are cash back or some sort of airline miles. with this particular type of card you're earning the ability to apply the awar

after they were told to turn in their badges after thomas bickering and andrew mullin revi reviewed the case. these four mid-level employees. not susan rice, nobody higher up. these four mid-level employee said hey, i don't know what the heck you are talking about. we are scapegoats and now they are in legal limbo when told, come to work today. so they go in. the secretary of state that was there, is gone. she has nothing to answer for. the new secretary of state said i don't know what happened before i got here, i see no reason to get rid of them. here we are, almost a year to the day no one paid the price except the whistle-blower, he's still dealing with the demotion. >> we aren't saying there's anything wrong these guys did and something with them is being covered up, they said they didn't have anything to do with libya policy and didn't have anything to do with the events leading up to the terrorist attack on benghazi, but they've been out of a job or off the job, rather, but not out of a job for eight months until today, they'll be coming back and now, are we ever going to get to

tw shannon and members of our community and pat mullins and a few more and jill and we are thankful tok you for carrying on the vision of your beloved father that the american dream should be a reach for all americans. and it is wonderful to have representatives of the civil rights community, hilary shelton from the naacp and marc morial and the leadership conference. and so many other organizations. at our core, we are fighting in our own ways for a better country. it is so good that we can come together like this and something that quite frankly we do not do enough. and we are going to start doing more of it. today is a big lesson of what it means when you decide we are going to do anyway and put out an invitation and we have been overwhelmed today and this afternoon. i know today is not about partisan politics. i do want to take the chance that we have to share a few thoughts about what an anniversary like this means to us as a party. today and in the future. when dr. king spoke to the crowd not far from here, he said, 1963 is not an end but a beginning. 50 years later, as we look b

mullin: mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, the dangers of a nuclear iran are really and represent one of the greatest threats to our country and to our allies. in addition to the exowe tension threat to our al-- exowe sention threat to our ally, israel, propping up the syrian regime, arming hezbollah and undermining a fragile peace in iraq is iran. they're pursuing an active nuclear capability which we cannot allow. while we have strong laws on the books already, we can and must go even further to isolate the arraignian regime and the major sources of funding that support it. the nuclear iran prevention act will cripple that country's energy sector and tighten sanctions on iran's radical leadership and human rights violators and for the first time the bill authorizes the president to impose sanctions mai

the top 10 according to roll mullin withwayne 26. what is your experience with airfare is? what do you think about the department of justice blocking the proposed merger of u.s. air and american airlines? to virginia beach, bill, republican line. it seems that fares have climbed down if you want to take a redeye overnight or at the most inconvenient time. fly ort popular times to where it makes the most sense, it seems to be as high as ever. host: what routes do you typically fly? caller: i fly for work and often .oast-to-coast it's either overnight for less money or leaving at a reasonable time in the morning and getting there at a reasonable time in the early afternoon for a much higher cost. at somethingu look like this proposed us airways- american airlines merger, what do you think it means for a travel alike you? you?traveler like caller: this is the same song and dance with the united and continental merger. frequent flyers like myself, the worst practices are either airlines are the ones that are. did in a merger. bashar the ones that are adopted. to see an increase

tw shannon and members of our community and pat mullins and a few more and jill and we are thankful tojimmy camp m thank you for carrying on the vision of your beloved father that the american dream should be a reach for all americans. and it is wonderful to have representatives of the civil rights community, hilary shelton from the naacp and marc morial and the leadership conference. .nd so many other organizations at our core, we are fighting in our own ways for a better country. it is so good that we can come together like this and something that quite prickly we do not do enough. and we are going to start doing more of it. today is a big lesson of what it means when you decide we are going to do anyway and put out an invitation and we have been overwhelmed today and this afternoon. i know today is not about partisan politics. i do want to take the chance that we have to share a few thoughts about wedding anniversary like this means to us as a party. today and in the future. when dr. king spoke to the crowd not far from here, he said, 1963 is not an end but a beginning. backars late

tw shannon and members of our community and pat mullins and a few more and jill and we are thankful tothank you for carrying on the vision of your beloved father that the american dream should be a reach for all americans. and it is wonderful to have representatives of the civil rights community, hilary shelton from the naacp and marc morial and the leadership conference. and so many other organizations. at our core, we are fighting in our own ways for a better country. it is so good that we can come together like this and something that quite frankly we do not do enough. and we are going to start doing more of it. today is a big lesson of what it means when you decide we are going to do anyway and put out an invitation and we have been overwhelmed today and this afternoon. i know today is not about partisan politics. i do want to take the chance that we have to share a few thoughts about what an anniversary like this means to us as a party. today and in the future. when dr. king spoke to the crowd not far from here, he said, 1963 is not an end but a beginning. 50 years later, as we lo