i do not know what is being announced. >> the national association of the deaf filed a suit on behalfellow fans. other the suit claims of maryland is violating federal law and says the school needs to write what ever is being said on the public address system on the scoreboards and jumbotron's at the stadium. and at the comcast center. in a statement, the university said in part, we certainly do not discriminate against individuals with disabilities. we offer accommodations that we believe are in compliance with the law. the university says it offers closed captioning on a special website fans can go to on smartphones and tablets it loans out. sean says that is not a solution. to usee my hands american sign language. i might get something to eat. i am having fun. i do not want to hold a handheld device the whole time. >> you cannot use it when it is raining. >> this attorney says the redskins and ravens offer jumbotron captioning. she wants maryland to follow suit. >> there are federal laws. we have a lot of terrapin fans. sean and the other folks behind this lawsuit say they do not t

in late october, the occ and the national association for civilian over site of law enforcement co-hosted a network event for civilian oversight practitioners in the bay area. and i would like to thank the members of the commission who attended. and in addition to the san francisco police commission, and office of the citizen complaint staff we had representatives from several khifl an oversight agencies in the bay area and we are rich in the civilian oversight agencies. and we had the citizen review board, the bart office of the independence police auditer, and the commission and the oakland's citizen review board and also in attendance, was deputy chief loka and from the san francisco police department, and then, finally, the richmond police commission had representatives as well. the purpose of the event was to informed the attendees about the national association for civilian oversight of law enforcement and i am on the board of nacol and also to inform them about the office of citizen complaints. and to establish a network for the attendees of and including future joint training sess

the clerk: h.r. 1155, a bill to reform the national association of registered agents and brokers and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. neugebauer, and the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, will each control 20 minutes. the gentleman from -- the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. neugebauer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and submit remarks extraneous materials on the record for h.r. 1155 as amended currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. neugebauer: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. neugebauer: thank you for the opportunity to speak on this important piece of insurance regulatory reform legislation today. the most serious regulatory challenges facing insurance agents and brokers are redundant, costly, and sometimes contradictory requirements that arise when they seek licenses on a multistate basis. it has become c

. >> reporter: it's a major push for the national association of hispanic nurses and national black nurses association. >> want to talk to you about the affordable health care act. >> reporter: they say it's better medicine and cost effective when people are insured and toent need to rely on the need for -- >> my goal is to go out and teach those. if you prevent something from happening, especially if you know this is in your family, if you know there's going to be a way where it's going to be paid for prior to actually getting that disease, will you get it? >> now on tuesday, the health insurance exchanges open up. millions of americans can begin shopping for health care plans. small businesses have another month to shop for plans, big companies have until 2015. >>> why leaders in kenya are calling out the u.s. state department after that mall attack. >>> and big name support. the event bringing hillary clinton back to town tomorrow. >>> remember when we're on air, we're always online. please join us on facebook and twitter and nbc.com. [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we

>> reporter: it's a major push by the national association of hispanic nurses and the national black nurses association. there are more than 3 million registered nurses on the front lines of american health care. >> wanted to talk to you a little bit about the affordable care act. >> reporter: they say it's better medicine and cost effective when people are insured and don't need to rely on the emergency room for the treatment of chronic conditions. >> my goal is to go out and teach those if you prevent something from happening, especially if you know that it's in your family, if you know that there's a way that it's going to be paid for prior to getting that disease, will you get it? >> reporter: one group we've been hearing a lot from is older americans worrying about medicare. walt rosenberg asked, what will i gain or lose if i am on medicare? walt, if you're on medicare, you're already covered. you don't have to worry about signing up for insurance and you may even see some expanded benefits for checkups and even prescription drug coverage. you can find more information at healthc

seems like a pretty obvious attempt to gut the power of the unions here the president the national association of letter carriers how has the postal accountability enhanced one act affected your members well unfortunately there's those in congress that continue to support legislation that would put the postal service out of business for example the prefunding that you refer to this year to date the postal service is actually making money they have a profit of six hundred million dollars delivering the mail one hundred percent of all the losses can be attributed to the prefunding mandate any legislation that's in. traduced and there's a couple of bills the bill is come out of the house and a bill that's come out of the senate any bill that doesn't address and correct the prefunding is automatically going to attack america's postal service and the workers that work for the postal service has long as they continue to require this mandate and now there has been there have been a couple of proposals i know bernie sanders got one through that actually roll that back but the one that everybody seems

. >> the national association of the death is suing the university of maryland. they claim to violate the americans with disabilities act by not closed captioning school events. fans can borrow tablets from the university. fans say that's not enough. >> i use my hands to use american sign language. i might get something to eat. i'm having fun. i don't want to hold a handheld device all the time. >> the redskins and ravens already offer captioning on their jumbotrons. the university needs to do the same because there's several large and prominent deaf communities in the area. >> let's check in with eileen. talk about another cool start to morning. >> because yesterday was so cool -- >> yeah, like a staff in the face. i'm ready. >> that's a good thing because i can guarantee you we're going to see these temperatures stick around. these early-morning lows will stick around for some time. right now, 56 degrees. 45 degrees in dulles. 52, quantico. temperatures are not as cold as they were yesterday, maybe a degree or two milder. this morning, as a few clouds move in,

from what i gather is the national association of fire marshall's and the society the fire marshall's don't have any information on this to suggest the opposite. the california firefighter chief association and the cal northern portion of the fire prevention officers. those are all organizations that might support the alternative but who won't support it if it's mandatory. then the plumbing code supported it as an appendix only something that's not a requirement this suggests that - to the approach we're taking is a bit of a compromise is the one that make sense tell me what am i missing >> all of those 15 organizations supported the adoption. >> the appendix is not mandatory it's helpful guidance until we take the extra step it's not something that is part of our local rules. >> it's a tell you tool that's given to the local government. >> again helpful guidance. >> yes. . and again i'll say to you from talking to you f f, two other orchestras the people i've spoken to have said to me they'd like to see it go further than a appendix by will settlement at this time >> the organized th

the national association for business economics is talking fed at their meeting out in san franciscoig a meeting can it be if steve liesman and the stella men aren't playing? >> that would be a sign of a serious meeting but they're serious -- >> what are they talk about? >> the national association of business economics, looking for better growth, lower unemployment and a taper. they're out with their survey for the quarter and after dipping in this quarter down to 2.3% from $2.5% in the second gaerts, gdp rising, up steadily. the blue axis on your left there. that will happen by the middle of next year according to the 43 economists who responded to the survey. unemployment now, the next chart, creeping steadily down from the current level of 7.3%. it will be 7% by this time next year. according to the forecast. economists say there's a 45% probability of the fed tapering this year and 80% probability it happens by next year. the cnbc flash fed survey, a different way approach to the question conducted friday after the unemployment report found 43% of our respondents believe the fed

the latest survey from the national association for shs economics says the u.s. economy will grow by 3% next year and that will be a significant step up from this year. the widely expected group expects more jobs to be created and inflation to stay low. >> gas prices, though are inching higher. the latest survey found that gas rose 2.16% in the last two weeks, bringing the average cost to 3.58 a gallon, that coincided with the spike in crude oil prices. >>> and heading lower is the price of mortgage loans, officials at the federal housing finance agency are looking to lower the maximum housing loans, that were back during fannie mae and freddie mac. the idea is to wean mortgages off government support and let private companies take a bigger role in guaranteeing home loans. >>> meanwhile, wells fargo, the nation's fourth largest bank says it expects to make fewer loans in the next quarter. even though it is the nation's largest longer, they will see a drop in loans due to the rising interest rates. >>> last week, in a story about j.p. morgan chase bpg getting out

it's a unique idea but it has critics including the national association of realtors and several banks. opponents say using eminent domain in this way would hurt richmond's credit rating. there it is not an option to stand on the sidelines waiting for the next wave of foreclosures. that is the risk that is really confronting us. >> reporter: that is richmond mayor gail who has been leading the charge to take over 600 or so mortgages in the city. she says it's something that has to be done. their first option would be to buy under water portages at banks. but eminent dewas tough if a judge will be holing a hour -- a hearing on that lawsuit will be held tomorrow in san francisco. live in richmond alex savidge is ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bill that would improve the safety of limousines is returning to full state senate for approval. the bill is a result of the limo fire an the san mateo bridge in may. it requires limb moes that -- limos that carry -- the bill passed the assembly yesterday. it's not clear when the senate will vote though. >>> one-half of the bay bridge could get a name c

the fbi is the largest investment ayencinvestment agen. >> the national association of imagine industry says its members failed to protect the basic rights oh of the people during the general's dictatorship. only 3,000 people were killed during the military coup. >>> peru's president visited the site of a volcano that erupted on monday. the president handed out masks to help protect them. >>> the italian city of venice is known for its due teurbg bead waterways an gondolas. we have more. >> reporter: no matter where in the world you go, chances are, you will never. far way from this. the traffic jam is universityly hated at least in venice it looks nice. you don't get anywhere here if you don't go by water and for the moment at least, you won't be going anywhere fast. >> translator: it's not safe anymore. especially for the smaller boats. >> reporter: the city canal is suffering from increased congestion from all kinds of traffic damage from high speed motor boats and reports of drunkenness on the water. >> there are real problems here. not just because there are more gondolas but pause

this is one that th the national rifle association, the name comes up a few times, and people have theirpoints of view. but at the end of the day i'm sure the national rifle association, as everyone else in this situation, is looking at this and thinking there has to be something that we can do to fix this. >> are you surprised, kim, by the strong opposition against gun control in this country? >> yes, that wa we are a strongd loud minority. i can tell you what wayne lapierre had to say this morning on "meet the press." his answer is the same old-same old, more guns is the answer. our organization feels that absolutely more guns is not the answer. if more guns was the answer, we would be the safest country in the world. it is not the solution. >> as a victim of gun violence what would you say to organizations like the nra? >> well, first of all i feel like a lot of people speak about gun violence as if they've experienced it, and i can tell you from firsthand had i had a gun on me the night of my incident i most certainly would be dead right now. your brain reacts in very strange way whe

>> there is no official policy by the national governors association on this. laughter] but for me personally, you know, it is challenging right now. we look around at what is going on in our nation with the various companies that are expressing their opinions, the labor unions, certainly the health insurance companies are coming out with their rates right now. you have seen some of the recent reports with the navigators and training. it is challenging right now because it's a new system and a big system. we are watching and waiting and we are going to see what kind of rules and regulations come down and how it all shakes out in the future. >> oklahoma passed legislation to reduce its highest personal income tax rate. a report that came out in march showed that during the 1990s mistakes, states with the biggest tax cuts have slower income growth and jobs at one third of the raid. what services do you expect to have to cut to pay for the tax cuts, and how will his cuts help oklahoma's economic growth? >> i hope that we will not have to cut any services because ou

. >> every year, prudential financial joins with the national association of secondary school principals to recognize young volunteers -- kids who help others in all kinds of ways, from food drives to supporting the troops. >> your genuine concern for others, your commitment to making this world a better place, the impact you've had on the communities near and far -- all of these things set you apart from others your age and make you inspiring role models, not just for your peers, but. frankly, for all of us. >> the 10 top u.s. honorees each receive awards, including $5,000 and a $5,000 grant for charities of their choice. 13-year-old teagan stedman of los angeles organizes concerts to help fight children's cancer. >> teagan's charity, "shred kids' cancer", has raised tens of thousands of dollars for the cause. >> also receiving awards, 10 students from other countries. >> you have shown us that you see things the way they ought to be, and will not settle for the way they are. >> this year's honorees were chosen from 28,000 entries. >> all of you are actually living examples, you are giv

confidence is at an eight year high according to the national association of home builders. the latest monthly survey places the confidence number at 58 -- a number above 50 signals builders are optimistic. september's survey results mark the fourth straight months of gains. however, the head of the home builders association points out that tightened credit and shrinking supplies of open lots could cool momentum. boeing's first test flight of its new 787-9 dreamliner went off without a hitch yesterday. this latest version of the dreamliner is 20 feet longer and can carry 40 more passengers than the 787-8 version.the successful flight could help boeing work past the seemingly endless struggles of the 787-8 dreamliner. those problems culminated in a rare faa emergency order that grounded the fleet in january to fix battery malfunctions. boeing stock hit a record high yesterday. in europe -- the auto market has a bumpy road ahead...despite recent strides in the euro zone recovery, auto sales remain weak. new car registrations dropped again in august -- this time by 5% compared

jeff lenard of the national association of conveinence stores says it's improving the mood of consumers-- which could give a lift to the economy. "it can add up in a hurry. and lower gas prices mean alot of good things to the economy. people don't like buying gas. it's not a discretionary item so it doesn't really benefit the economy as a whole. so if you can take that money out and put it towards other things, alot of good things happen with the economy and that's what we're hoping for right now. " lenard adds that less uncertainty over the situation in syria is also contributing to lower oil and gas prices. auto sales are expected to slump in september. true car predicts sales will show a september drop of 4.4% year- over-year. analysts say uncertainty in the economy is causing some consumers to pullback on big ticket purchases. however, for some drivers, now could be the time to buy. "the best time to get a car is usually towards the end of the year, like right about now. fall. the new cars are coming...the older ones are still around. for 2014s you've seen them on tv probably some p

the national association of realtors said that's 13% higher than a year ago and the highest level inan six years. the average price for a single-family home is now $212,000, 14% higher than a year ago. >>> falling mortgage rates could help push those sales. the average 30-year loan has fallen to 4.5% and more homeowners are making their mortgage payments on time. the credit reporting agency transunion says the late payment rate in 2009 was almost 4% but last year it improved to just under 2%. >>> and more women are joining the work force, but they're getting low paying jobs like waitresses, in-home health care, and housekeeping. according to a study by the national women's law center from 2009 to 2012, 60% of women got jobs that paid $10 an hour or less. anne-marie? >> good news, a little not so good news. >> exactly. >> wendy gillette here in new york. thanks very much, wendy. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and in sports some brotherly love as andy reid makes his return to philadelphia. aw this is tragic man, investors just like you could lose tens of thousands of

. >> paid for by the national rifle association. >> reporter: outside groups poured money into colorado. the national rifle association spent $360,000 mostly on ads. thousands more came from other gun rights groups. but $3.2 million has come from gun control supporters-- including $350,000 from new york mayor michael bloomberg to defeat the recall. >> this is east coast folks bringing in their way of life that people here in colorado don't appreciate. >> if the recall is successful then it becomes a political tactic for both sides. that makes it even harder to govern than it already is. >> reporter: if one or both of the senators lose, scott, the democrats still have a slim majority in the state house and senate, enough to turn back any effort to repeal those tough gun control laws. >> pelley: barry peterson in colorado. there are new developments in george zimmerman's latest run-in with police. this man confessed to killing someone. today he went before a judge. and how much would you pay for a glimpse of history? when the "cbs evening news" continues. -workin' the menu. mayo? corn dog

second of all, i want to correct juan on one thing, it was not the national rifle association that was heard from yesterday. it was the advocates of gun control. the national rifle association has a policy of days like this, respecting the association, not turning it into politics. senator feinstein was really over the top in her comments. >> let me just say something -- >> i didn't interrupt you. >> i was going to join the conversation. >> well, join the conversation, i'll finish my point, raise your hand if you want to talk in the future and i'll respond, go ahead, 30 seconds to you. and then i'll come back and finish my thought. >> yeah, yeah, sure, i just wanted it to be a conversation, but my point to you, the reason the nra didn't say anything yesterday is they knew they would be on the defensive in the face of 12 people being dead. and every day, they speak loud and clear, so loud that the congress can't hear the american people. what about reasonable gun control? >> first of all, juan, it is nice of you to suggest that only people who don't listen, only members of congress who

with their coalition partners received an award for their s-r-o housing advocacy from the national association of area agencies on aging. they also worked on the successful campaign for prop c, our housing trust fund that will pump in $1.5 billion over 10 years to affordable housing. hopefully many -- much of it for the vulnerable populations for people, seniors and people with disabilities. sda has also provided information and support to over 1700 consumers with issues with the threat of eviction for hoarding and cluttering. public benefit a-d-a or accessibility issues and housing discrimination. they've also conducted workshops on patient rights, managed care, advance directives, health care expansion, and emergency preparedness. they also work with many others in the women's and domestic violence community on the domestic worker bill of rights and domestic workers as well to ensure the rights of home attendants who provide critical support to seniors and people with disabilities. as a younger person that's learned tremendously from the work of betty trainer who has known me since i was a y

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board, ladies and gentlemen, i am amos brown, president of the san francisco branch of the national association for the advancement of colored people. for us colored comes in all colors. naacp is an all-inclusive civil rights advocacy organization. madam chair, i wish to thank you from the bottom of my heart for permitting me to come and address the board this evening. i stand within the portals of the observance of the 50th anniversary of the march on washington which took place august 28th, 1963. i was there in the crowd, leading a delegation of over 50 students from my alma mater, morehouse college when i was a student there. martin luther king, jr., was my mentor and jail mate. he taught only one class in his lifetime, and that was at morehouse the semesters of 1961, '62, a seminar in social philosophy. when i sat at his feet, one thing that impressed me most about his lectures was one concept that was advanced by dr. black man at boston university, of personalism. that idea that all persons in this crusted earth are important, are endued with worth and dignity. and in a government of civil

. >> when the chips were down, the whole nationals association stood up for our military family. family to the nats family, thank you so much. >> the nats and braves playing a double head. early winner, 6-5 when two home runs come home on an error in the bottom of the ninth. and in the nightcap, the gnats complete the sweep. ryan zimmerman hits his tenth home run to help washington to a 4-0 win. >>> in the american league the postseason race is getting tight with six teams battling for wild-card spots. wild-card leaders tampa bay and texas getting a critical series started. aaron kinsler hits the first pitch of the game over the left field wall and the rangers end a serve-game losing streak with a 7-1 win. >>> it was a playoff atmosphere in cleveland with the indians facing the royals. asdrubal cabrera brings in the tying win. they win, 5-3. >>> and baltimore rallies in the ninth inning to beat them 3-2. the red sox still hold a nine-game lead in the a.l. east and the win keeps the orioles in the thick of things in the postseason bid. with less than two weeks to go in the rest of

the national association of realtors reports that first time home buying rates are lower than they've been since about the eighty's and the u.s. department of housing and urban development estimates that sex with. ration cuts from homeless programs are set to expel about one hundred thousand people from housing and shelter programs sending them back on the street and yet data from the census bureau this month confirms the average size of a new home has hit a record two thousand six hundred and forty two square feet and no one can afford to buy a giant mcmansion but when we build houses we are still building them with excessive luxury apparently builders are only interested in getting rich people's money not building houses that become homes to real people. life amazing photography highlights how in the us we are literally transforming the terrain of our country into an abandoned soulless monument to luxury consumerism. all of these mcmansion will live longer than the greedy bankers who built them leaving us with an honest picture of what america really stands for and that landscape is

"this is america"you by -- the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for childrenthe public education. republic of catholic stand in the heart of eurasia, a rich history of walter, hospitality of culture and future of development and growth. the u.s. china education trust and tehhe fy chang. the league of arab states, representing 300 80 million people in 22 member countries. the rotondaro family trust.the embassy series come a presenting international artists in diplomatic settings. in oman the characteristics of the country and people made themselves known time and time again. the hospitality of the people, the richness of their traditions, the role of islam in daily life, the beauty of the country, and of course, the oman's on the country and the people. advisor, cultural affairs. what do you think is at the heart of his majesties popularity? >> everyone i talk with treat him with such reverence and respect, such love i would say. he is the father of the nation. omans the fatherly role in . when he came to the throne in 1970, oman was a closed book to the outsid

testifiedwitness today on behalf of the national association of broadcasters. he has more than 25 experience -- years of experience. fromceived his ba degree the university of virginia. chairman goodlatte has asked permission to introduce our next witness. >> it's my pleasure to welcome our fourth witness and my constituent, mr. earl mckenzie, chief operating officer, testifying on behalf of the american cable association with 35 years telecom experience. he is responsible for daily operations of many subsidiaries. he received his ba in accounting from the college of william and mary. our next witness is our fifth witness today, vice president of public policy. he's responsible for the company's regulatory and legislative affairs, and received his bachelor's degree from santa clara university. our six witness -- sixth witness has testified today on behalf of major league baseball. he joined in 1977 and has served as outside counsel to major league baseball on copyright and telecom issues for more than 35 years. he attended northwestern university. our seventh a

the national african-american drug policy coalition with the national bar association has a catalyst,but also included in the national medical association dentists, psychiatrists, black school educators, a all of these organizations are working in unison to speak with a united voice to add dress not only the issues of stand your ground laws but to reflect the true cross section of the american public. and to deal with the gun violence issue with reference to national certification. to make sure we keep guns out of the hands of people who will deprive people of the capital investment and all of the citizens. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, judge burnett. i will note that judge burnett's article that he referenced, "a judicial perspective on needed jury reforms to meet the commands of the 20 the 1st century" can be found on page 19 of your program books that you should have received when you registered. the next speaker is mark billpart. the senior program associate who supports the boys and men of color team at policy link. mark is co-director of the leadership and sust

[laughter] by the national association of governors on this. or me personally is challenging right now. if we look at what is going on in the nation and companies expressing their opinions and labor unions certainly the health insurance companies are coming out with the rates right now. and even seeing some of the recent reports with the navigators and training, it is challenging right now because it is a new system and it's a big system and is a tremendous amount of rules and regulations. so, we are watching and we are waiting and we are going to see what type of rules and regulations come down and how it shakes out in the future. >> oklahoma recently passed legislation to reduced the highest personal income tax rate. the report that came out in march during the 1990's states the biggest growth and grow jobs that one-third of the rate of other states. what services do you expect to have to cut to pay for the tax cuts and how willlp oklahoma's economic growth? >> i hope we will not have to cut any service is because our demographics and the stat