google is no stranger to the crazy attempts at new as mrs..e will be back with the latest next. ♪ >> google committing to $50 million to the made with code initiative. getting girls into coding. president ats vice google x. >> it is interesting. mentioned those diversity stats. it is predominantly a male crowd and megan smith and google have been working to get young women interested. here is more and what she had to say today. of high school girls are interested in codings yet all the things they're interested in are made with code. these are fun, collaborative, exciting jobs. themselves.see so they opt out. $50 million ofed marketing and partnerships and other things across the next three years to bring the girls and. comings 1.4 million jobs and we have 400,000 people to fill them. we need all the young people to know what great and fun careers these are that they could be part of. >> when you look around an event and still see a lot of men, than -- the numbers of women have been climbing. >> we are making sure that women are invited and th

mr. reid of new york and championed by mr. meadows of north carolina as well. pay tribute to specialist ryan p. jayne for bravely answering the -- bravely answering the cull of duty and serving his country. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. meadows: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from massachusetts, congressman lynch, for his beautiful words. at this point, i would like to yield as much time as he may consume to my distinguished colleague from the state of new york, mr. reid. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. reid: i thank the gentleman from north carolina for yielding this evening and mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my bill h.r. 3765 to rename the post office on 198 baker street in corning, new york, after pecialist ryan p. jayne. i'm so pleased to come together in a bipartisan manner to recognize in a very special way the ultimate sacrifice that specialist jayne provided for our family , for our cou

new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i yield such time as he may consume to my colleague from new jersey, mr. lobiondo, for the purpose of a colloquy. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lobiondo: i thank you, chairman frelinghuysen, and also want to thank ranking member peter visclosky for setting an example how to take care of our nation's dramatic needs and do it in an inclusive bipartisan fashion. chairman frelinghuysen has shown great leadership on providing the resources or war fighters need to successfully defend our nation, both here and abroad. he and i have worked together on shared interests and i thank you for engaging with me on this important issue. the aircraft that are meant to protect our nation's sovereign airspace from both domestic and foreign threats and also our routine -- are routinely deployed with a big air force into war theaters overseas have gone without much-needed upgrades. the f-16 block 30 aircraft are tasked with a mission that absolutely cannot fail. the 177 fighter wing out of atlantic city, new jer

absolutely no one behind as they leave school and look for the stability and security that a feature and work provides. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as government says it will recruit 11,000 new reserves to make up for cuts in the regular army. -- numbers have declined since 2012. this further example of government incompetence. not onlye inherited was a black cloak, but a situation with the military reserves were they have been under resource and undervalued for years. we have a five-year program for building them up. that program is underway. it is gathering faith. what you'll see is the strongest possible professional army with all of the best equipment they can have in a very strong reserve force backing up and making sure we can meet all of the obligations we set out in the strategic defense review. >> order. >> you have been watching prime ministers questions from the reddish house of commons. -- british house of commons. you can watch it anytime on c-span.org. you can find other reddish affairs programs -- british affairs programs. >> next a house hearing on the funding for afghanistan reconstruction. myers..m., "q&a" lisa and another chance to see david cameron taking

as read the first time. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. frelinghuysen, and the gentleman from indiana, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, as we begin consideration of this important legislation -- the chair: the house is not in order. he house will come to order. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, as we begin consideration of this important legislation, all of us in this chamber want to pay tribute to the men and women of our armed forces, all volunteers. they deserve our heartfelt thanks for their incredible service and sacrifices and that of their families. in everything we do over the next few days should be dedicated to them. my colleagues, fiscal year 2015 department of defense appropriations bill reported out unanimously by the full committee on june 10. this recommendation is the product of countless staff hours, 10 official briefings, and 13

mr. speaker. i yield as much time as he may consume to my distinguished colleague from the state of new york, mr.ker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 3472, a bill to rename the u.s. post office in alden, new york, as the sergeant brett gornewicz memorial post office. it is an honor to sponsor legislation naming a post office in my district after a hometown hero who gave his life serving our country. i also want to take a moment and thank senator gillibrand and her staff for their introducing senate 2056, corresponding senate legislation to rename the post office. naming a postal facility honoring sergeant gornewicz is just a small token of our country's appreciation for a soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our freedom. in 2006, after being deeply affected by the attacks of 9/11, sergeant gornewicz enlisted in the army reserves following graduation from alden high school. from 2007 to 2008, he deployed to iraq on his first tour and courageously served our country. upon his return home to the

governor christine todd whitman served two terms as governor of new jersey before serving as epa mr.urn to george w. bush. she oversaw standards that reduce diesel air pollution. the honorable william william reilly. must render under president george h.w. bush were to amend the clean air act to control acid rain. dr. daniel bodkin is professor emeritus at the university of california santa barbara. i welcome my colleague here attorney general and dr. joseph mason is the hermon moose junior louisiana bankers association professor banking at louisiana state university and senior fellow at the school so i welcome the panel and it will begin with the honorable dr. ruckelshaus. >> thank you senator whitehouse and senator sessions and members of the subcommittee for convening this hearing on a matter of enormous importance for our future. i'm pleased to be here and reassure at least some of you that i'm still alive. several months ago after talking with one another the former epa administrator sitting in front of you were convinced by the overwhelming verdict of scientists that the earth

mr. speaker. i yield as much time as he may consume to my distinguished colleague from the state of new .ersey, mr. garrett mr. garrett: i thank the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. garrett: i thank the chair. it is with great sadness and a heavy heart that i rise today to honor the life and legacy of one of new jersey's sons. staff sergeant joseph d'augustine of waldwick, new jersey. staff sergeant d'augustine was killed more than two years ago on march 27, 2012, while conducting combat operations in afghanistan. in the greatest act of sacrifice possible, staff sergeant d'augustine gave his life while protecting his fellow men and women in uniform. he was just 29 years old. today this house will honor staff sergeant d'augustine's ultimate sacrifice of passing h.r. 1458. this legislation will designate the united states postal service located in 1 walter ham understand place in waldwick, new jersey, as the staff sergeant joseph d'augustine post office building. truly, while no action by this congress could ever repay his sacrifice, this bill will create a perman

new book, mrs. clinton claims the administration made new information available as soon as they got it and p writes, quote, every step of the way, it was quickly shared with congress and the american people. there is a difference between getting something wrong and committing wrong. and in response a reading lk who has seen the targeting memo is calling on the state department to declassify and release it. >> this is a document from military intelligence widely districted to the state department, the white house, the pentagon, the intelligence community. it should have been something that was put out immediately, not nearly two years after the fact. >> asked about the memo today, the state department appeared to rewrite history. >> we described the perpetrators as terrorists from the beginning. we have discussed this fact over and over again. >> but in the first week after the attack, the state department insisted it didn't know who was responsible and they certainly did not use the word "terrorist," bret. >> thank you. >>> up next, the power play. for the gop's number two spot in the house. first,

as ukraine's new president. and right away he'll face tough challenges. fierce fighting continues in the east between government forces and pro-russian rebels. nhk world's kurando tago has more. >> translator: we confirmed mr. poroshenko as the ukrainian president. >> reporter: ukrainians went to the polls last month to elect a new president. petro poroshenko won with nearly 55% of the vote. the president-elect is already scheduled to meet with world leaders. on wednesday, he will join u.s. president barack obama in warsaw. the trouble in ukraine's eastern regions will likely be at the top of the agenda. on monday a group of pro-russian rebels clashed with ukraine's border guards in luhansk. both sides said five militants were killed. in the same region, local media said at least seven people were killed in an explosion at a government building. for months, russian leaders blocked any security council action on ukraine. but now, a russian ambassador has called for an emergency meeting at the conference. he introduced a draft resolution. it requests humanitarian corridors and a cease-fire. >> there are going to be more casualties, more hostilities. so it's going to make the political dialogue in ukraine mor

may 15th and was forwarded to the board as a committee report recommended as amended with a new title. >> supervisor yee. >> mr. president, excuse me, supervisor yee. i'll read the item. it's an item [speaker not understood]. >> supervisor yee. >> since the sunshine ordinance at last week's rules committee meeting, the [speaker not understood] shows us how important open government is to the constituents of san francisco and we understand that many of the seats on the task force are currently being held over by existing members. and it is my commitment to make appointments to all expired seats soon as possible. unfortunately last week's meeting the committee was only able to reach consensus on three applicants at the time. there were 11 open seats and this really caused a little confusion there. so, let me clarify. although we only forwarded three names, all remaining candidates are still being considered. we intend -- we intend on hearing the remaining seats at the next scheduled rules committee meeting on june 5th, 2014. during the last meeting, though, we also heard concerns about the diversity of the task

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new jersey. >> mr. secretary as know the chairman and other members of the panel and myself have asked for specific documents and we did so over a month ago and you assured us that you would provide them. you responded last friday with a non- response. it contained none of the requested documents. this committee has to subpoena the documents. can you promise us here today any e-mails that make u up the documents or files that we have requested will not fall victim to any mysterious hard drive crash and are you doing anything now to protect those documents that we have requested and do you promise that you will supply that after a month you still have not done so. despite i did respond to the chairman of the fcc and the federal board and in that letter we sent our staff would work together. >> will you protect those documents because you didn't provide any documents that we requested. >> our staff will work with your staff. >> are you protecting those documents? >> we routinely protect our documents. >> is it a bette

. >> breaking news as well as we look at the story. this is mr. putin making headlines on bloomberg hd television. you can see it to the right side. doing a friendly comment. not sure what that means. clearly taken constructively by the markets. that pushes against what we see in iraq in the past one hour as well. >> the comments were confirmed by the spokesperson as well. basically extending gains. >> let's also be clear the back as forth we have had, look though relations were improving last friday. has the same is he currents behind him that's car that has in the living room. got it up bed bath & beyond as well. >> that is the russian flag on one side. >> those are front-page stories this morning. guest host for the hour, tony ander, equity strategist another chief executive officer at truly up. we have to start with the market guy first. the pink phone does set the standard. >> that is a breakdown. why am trying to figure out you are still holding your phone to year-to-year. they have a new thing called bluetooth. can get e-mail on your phone,

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new hampshire mrs. shaheen: thank you, mr. president. i appreciate my colleague from california giving me an opportunity to respond. mrs. shaheen: you know, as those of us on the floor probably remember, several weeks ago we were talking about trying to address the energy efficiency and industrial competitiveness act, also known as shaheen-portman, an effort that senator portman and i had worked on for three and a half years to try and put in place a comprehensive energy efficiency strategy for this country. the bill had -- has no mandates in it, no new spending. it has the support of over 260 groups, everybody from the u.s. chamber of commerce to the national association of manufacturers to the nrdc to several trade unions, companies from the johnson controls to honeywell, the american chemistry council, a broad coalition of people. and according to the american council for an energy efficient economy, if the legislation that senator portman and i sponsor were to pass this year by 2030 it would help create 192,000 jobs. it would save consumers $16.2 billion a year. and it would be the equivalent of taking 22 million cars off the road. and a

mr. wi lichtburn? >> i don't know if i'm surprised. i can't characterize it as surprised. it's new information to me i was not aware of. >> mr. wilburn, i'm wondering if you would consider what the gentleman to your right has repeatedly said. i want to interject here my gratitude for living in a nation that builds the greatest airplanes in the world flown by the most competent pilots. i did 150,000 miles last year, and i didn't lose a wink of sleep for my personal safety, and i thank you all for that quite genuinely, but mr. wilburn, the gentleman to your right said in his opening testimony, i don't believe in subsidies. would you consider it a subsidy that the federal government through its pension benefit guaranty corporation took over the pension liabilities of delta at the point of which the capital been collects his, will be provided by the taxpayers of the united states? would you consider that a subsidy? >> again, with all due respect, i don't think i'm qualified to answer that, but i understand your point. subsidies exist in a variety of different ways, and i'm faced with t

the before the july meeting, for you to do an action item and so that you, as the chair can work with mr. freed to send a new opposition letter to incorporate the new problems with the bill, and that will be good and so, you know, i will leave this open to mr. freed to make any recommendations, and what i would strongly recommend that we try to get a letter of opposition, very quickly to the senators, and if you get it to me, we have been in the conversation with senator leno and he wants to see such letters right away and so if you get it to us we can make sure that he sees it. >> thanks. >> thank you, i appreciate that and if we choose to right a letter, i want to just to state what our position will be, based on the legislation, and so it could be something, and a little bit different, but i think that what we want to see as an out come and it will be what i think that will be the most appropriate and any other member of public that would like to comment. >> seeing none, we will close public comment. and our next item is general public comment. >> item number 8, public comment. >> any member of the public

new tenants, but mr. fisher stayed, but he switched bedrooms. >> my question as well. so, mr. fisher, according to your brief, it was initially on the upper level >>> yes. >> in 2007 he relocated with permission of the landlord to the lower level? >>> yes. >> and, so, on the any tenancy that's there, is it a combined rent or they pay individual rents? >>> it's a single tenancy. it's not a boarding house. he doesn't rent his bedroom separately from the other tenants. >> how is the rent paid, but one check to the landlord or five separate checks? >>> i have the lease from 2007. it states that the rent is $6,422. so, it's paid jointly. you want the logistics? >> correct. >>> can i ask him? >> take your time. you have to come up to speak, please. >>> yes, i write the rent checks directly to the landlord for the full amount. i collect the other roommates. from them, we all pool our money. we all pay a fair share. it's not a [speaker not understood] situation. >> would you identify yourself, please? >>> i'm jason fisher, the appellant. >> thank you very much. >> are you the lead in

new mexico. mr. heinrich: mr. president, as an engineer, one of the things that i learned early in my education was that scientists -- that science doesn't really care if you believe in it or not. you can deny science as much as you want, but the data suggests that the scientific method works pretty darn well. the correspondent layethe corols that whether you believe in climate change or not has no bearing on whether or not it is actually occurring. and, unfortunately, the data show a warmer and warmer planet, characterized by weather pluctuations that are more ex-- fluctuations that are more extreme. in my home state, we find ourselves dealing with the impacts of climate change today, not at some theoretical future date. for example, we're already seeing the effects of climate change and how they manifest -- how it manifests itself in more extreme drought conditions, larger and more intense wildfires, shrinking forests, and increased flooding when it finally does rain. the longer we wait to act, the more difficult and expensiv

mrs. molner. katie couric and john molner tied the knot in new york. she tweeted, so ex sighted to make my debut as mrs. john molner. they got engaged after nearly two years of dating. this is her second trip down the aisle. her first husband died of colon cancer in 1998. >> nice to see her so happy. >>> another story that's making news today. searchers in california are desperately looking for a missing hiker who has not been seen in more than a week. he is also an experienced firefighter. as nbc miguel almaguer reports, there is still a lot of hope he could be found alive. >> reporter: in the dry, hot hills outside los angeles, this morning, a search growing more desperate every hour. >> it has really been a challenge for our search and rescue teams that have come from all over california to help us. >> reporter: firefighter, michael heard man was last seen in the los pa dras national forest nine days ago after a two-day hike with fellow firefighter, taylor buyers. heardman reportedly chased after his dog, duke, into the hills, barefoot with no supplies and has not been seen since. >> there is no

new era of abundance. i can have an additional minute? . the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. upton: we are now entering in a new era of abundance and america is emerging as a superpower. we can enjoy of being an energy superpower while also projecting our influence as a force for good abroad. the domestic prosperity and global freedom act allows us to do both. this commonsense bill says yes to jobs, yes to energy and i would urge my colleagues to support passage of h.r. 6. and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. waxman: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from colorado. mr. gardner: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from colorado. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. lamborn: thank you. i want to thank my colleague from colorado for bringing this bill to the floor. it is so important that we exploit american domestic resources to create jobs, create global stability and make lower prices for consumers. this bill does all those things. and so we have a lot to thank you for, congressman

mr. wilburn? >> i don't know if i'm surprised. i can't characterize it as surprise. it's new information to me. i was not aware of it. >> mr. wilburn, i'm wondering if you would consider what the gentleman to your right has repeatedly said. again, i want to interject here. my gratitude for living in a bu airplanes in the world, flown by the most competent pilots. i did 150,000 miles last year, and i didn't lose one wink of sleep about my personal safety. and i thank you all for that quite genuinely. but mr. wilburn, the gentleman to your right said repeatedly in his opening testimony -- i want to make sure i get it exactly right. i don't believe in subsidies. mr. wilburn, would you consider a subsidy that the federal government through its pension benefit guarantee corporation took over the pension liabilities of delta and at the point of which the captain collects his will be provided by the taxpayers of the united states? would you consider that a subsidy? >> again, with all due respect, i don't think i'm really qualified to answer that, but i think i understand your point. subsidies exist in

new york mr. nadler for opening statements. >> thank you, mr. chairman for holding this hearing as part of the copyright review. i'm sorry this hearing as well as the last is not in new york because everything is better in new york, but we have to make due. this is the first of a two-part hearing which is fitting as these sections of the copyright act are very much in need of scrutiny. it is often said that if we started from scratch, nobody would write the laws as it stands today. music copyright and licensing is a patch work of reactions at different times to changing technologies. from the development of player pianos and phonograph records, the industry has been playing catch-up and failing. terrestrial satellite and internet based radio stations deliver music to listening in their cars, home and at work. each require licensees from copyright owners for the underlying musical work and sound recording, with the rights to each often owned or managed by different individuals or entities. over time, and in an effort to help ensure equity and access in this complicated universe, con

new jersey hospital. the rap star known as queen bee named her new daughter royal rain. >> the father is believed to be new york rapper mrpers. congratulations. tweets pouring in from fellow rapper missy elliot and miley cyrus. >> royal rain. >> royal rain. >>> from glad tiding to celebrity breakups. >> some fans can't let it go when it comes to actor taye diggs split from his singer deena manziel. the couple met during rent in 1995 ending their marriage. now they are not in the same part of the country. diggs tells "redbook" he wasn't surprised to the reaction to their breakup saying it wasn't easy for people to root for us. >>> up next, sir paul mccartney is not quite ready to hit the concert trail yet. >> he was supposed to open a u.s. leg of his tour this coming saturday night. that's not going to happen. in fact he cancelled all of the shows he was supposed to perform this month because he is still recovering from a virus. >> mccartney postponed shows in asia last month for the same reason. the u.s. shows that he's been putting off may have already been rescheduled and that will happen in october. the next scheduled

new york collectors club still attracts stamp collectors like mr muller. >> i like unusual things. >> reporter: he says sifting through sheets in archives exposed him to new people and places. >> i think of stamps as tiny time travel devices. really, it's such history contained in these items. >> we have the membership application. >> stamp collecting is not quite what it used to be back when frankly d roosevelt was a member. the club manages to draw a crowd for monthly lectures. the president says things have changed because of the internet. >> as a child growing up in new york, my family couldn't afford to travel. i travelled by stamps. okay. i got my first views of the world. today, you go on the web, and you could get magnificent views of the world and find out anything. >> the web is where storms are bought and sold. back in the 1930s, there were hundreds of stamp dealers on the street in lower manhattan. now there's just one retail store front in the entire city. there is hope that an upcoming auction will generate interest for a new generation of collectors. sotheby assist preparing to sell what is considered the world's most valuable stamp, the british guyana $0.01 imagine enta. a 128-year

he began his career as a police officer in new york. mr. ronald batello is the deputy chief of the u.s. border patrol. as the border patrol's chief operator officer, he is responsible for the daily operations of the border patrol and routinely reports to and assists the chief u.s. border patrol in planning and directing nationwide enforcement and administrative operations. he entered the border patrol in 1985 where he served as a supervisory border patrol agent and has been with border patrol since. chris crane currently serves as the president of the national immigration and customs enforcement council 118 american federation of immigration employees. he has worked for the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement at the u.s. department of homeland security since 2003. prior to his service as ice he served for 11 years in the united states marine corps. brandon judd serves as bored patrol council and border support staff. beginning in 1997 mr. judd brings with him more than 17 years of experience as a border patrol agent. he was first electe

as mr. reiskin pointed out they were counted on for the budget. this is critical in the new funding environment. thank you to all of you for your work. >> thank you. seeing no other public comment on this item, public comment is now closed. again, thank you to everyone. i also want to reiterate or concur with ms. schneider's comments. the inter agency department working is incredibly pornd and i know director reiskin talked about this as well. we have noticed an incredible effort at that coordination and departments that are working well together and even working more closely. they are on livable streets and mta have done so much to improve that communication. i see that director cheng wanted to make comments on that. >> thank you for making the presentation today on behalf of the city staff and agencies who are all working on this topic. project delivery has been not only a focus of the last two 2 years but really the last several years we've seen the city step up and start delivering much more consistently and working with one another and working with your office and see w

as 500 britains have traveled to iraq and syria, some appearing in an isis recruitment video. bbc news. >> a short while ago i asked jim what americans hope to achieve from talks. >> well what mras one statement department official put it, reset the political foundations in baghdad. in other words, be parted to a new political formula that would be a much more inclusive, to bring sunnis properly on board and give them rights possibly, something approaching what the kurds here enjoy, some form of autonomy. this is the idea they're kicking around. there's a time line on it. parliament is supposed to meet by the 1st of july to set in motion the process that should have been happening any way after elections in april which is electing a speaker, new president of the republic to appoint a prime minister et cetera. it's an intensive process trying to get that sorted in advance so that they're package ready when parliament meets. mr. kerry is part of that. americans do have a role to play. they are the only party that can act as intermediary or broker between the communities. iran is the most influential outside power, strong with the shii community. little by way of links with the s

new officials. it will seem rather novel, in fact in most around the country, as mr. fried will show us, do not have this blending of the branches to fill vacancies. the most egregious example is when governor rod blagoyovitckh was convicted of bribes for the appointment of a u.s. senate seat. he was recorded saying i've got this and i ain't going to bleep give up anything for it. i believe a series of recesses in our meeting rooms or back room meetings tainted the process. vacancies on the board of supervisors are much more common. there have been 23 appointees to the board of supervisors since the 1960's and when an appointed supervisor runs for office with the power of incumbent cy, they almost always win. the board of supervisors term limits can create an incentive for supervisors to look for a new job before their term expires and the mayor's unilateral appointment power creates an 1817 tif for the mayor to tantalize supervisors with another job. at one point willie brown had appointed a majority of the members of the board who were an extension. that is a majori

mrs. clinton was selling copies of her new book hard choices. in it she talks about the four years assident obama's secretary of state. many of the people meeting mrs. clinton today say they hope she will decide to run for president in 2016. >>> the provision phept to keep restaurant patrons safe is now on the governor's desk. >>> and the neighbor who said crime and intimidation had to stop. how they got the source of the problem to leave. >>> a marine county woman was charged today in connection with the theft of 130 bicycles and bike frames. the sheriff's department displayed the bikes outside their headquarters. deputies arrested rebecca hammond on suspicion of buying the bikes from various thieves. the sheriff's department says it will return the bikes to their rightful owner if the owner can provide a serial number or a specific custom i.d. marking. >>> an east bay neighborhood breathing a sigh of relief. ktvu's cristina rendon talks about how the community and police worked to get some neighbors to move out. >> it's not we're going to do something or something might be down, som

new horizons towards a better future for all iraq ease. mr. al-maliki did well in election two months ago. he will be in no mood to step aside, even asighting rages. the diplomatic war is just beginning. paul adams, bbc news. >> one of the places with heavy fighting is northeast of baghdad. frontlines with kurdish forces battling a isis militants and we have this report. a warning, contains distressing images. kurdish snipers have watched, waited, killed. as an army cameraman films, the officer shouts, hit them as they run. sniper's viewpoint, the body of an isis fighter. as the kurds film the record of a week fighting. here, isis suspects surrendering. strip for fearo there wearing suicide vests. the jihadi snipers are active, too. watch now as they just missed the kurds, bullets smashing into the earth. we traveled into the town with kurdish forces. coming against us, people fleeing the war. the government forces are now in control of this part of the town, but it's all very tentative. urban streetof fighting, things can change at any minute. just waiting for people to go past. they watch every vehicle coming through carefully beca

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new va doctors and nurses. i see that as a significant step forward. mr. president, i'm one of the great, i think, embarrassment's or shocks that all of us feel is that within the military we have seen in recent years horrendous accounts of sexual assault. what this legislation does this say to those women and men who were sexually assaulted in the military that when you get into the va there is going to be quality care for your needs. this legislation also touches on a couple of issues that are not directly related to health care but have overwhelming support in the house and senate. we have heard from many and veterans who are in college as a result of the post 9/11 gi bill to right now cannot afford to go to college because they're not getting in state tuition. this legislation addresses that issue. i have talked, as i know senator mccain has. these are the women who have lost their husbands in combat who, i think, for not sensible reason are unable to take advantage of the post 9/11 gi bill. want to get their lives together, go to college. this bill ad

mr. street. >> as frank street begins a new life in general population, correctional officers investigate a recentg in d-east, administrative segregation. >> somebody i heard got stabbed. up on 500. so they usually lock us down, shake us down, and we resume our regular activities. >> since he's currently in ad-seg, steven weaver is one of the inmates on the shakedown list. >> it will give you something to do after they're gone, put everything back. it's not a pain. i'm used to it. >> this is another place to hide things. stick it up in there and they'll hide little hooks where they can pull it down. it's a broken handle from a food tray. in actuality, they can take the ends, sharpen it up and this can become a weapon. >> might snatch the clown. they might illegally kidnap my clown. find it, rescue it, take it wherever you got to take it. >> moments later officers arrive at his cell and his clown immediately comes under scrutiny. there goes the clown. they're checking him out. oh! >> scoping him out. >> what do you think? you worried about it? >> i don't keep anything in my cell. i've been doing th

everyone, everyone at this panel, our previous panel, has the opportunity to benefit from new growth in market if, as mr. marino said earlier, we could agree on a basic framework that incentivizes and rewards creators while give companies that profit from the mudzic a fair and transparent way to do it. everybody has to have an opportunity to succeed together, and new entrants have a chance to continue transforming the way we listen to muchic in the future, so that's, i think, how we ought to approach this. there are some issues that jump out at us. before i get into my questions, i wanted to throw out one example of what i think represents a failure of the past systems, specifically the pre-72 distinction. this, for the youngsters in the crowd, is an album. this album that is neil young's harvest, which includes legendary songs like old man and heart of gold. it was released on february 14th, 1972. the precise cut-off for pre-'72 recordings is february 15th, 1972. that means that any track from this album, this best selling album of 1972 can be played without paying for it. but if it had been recorded o

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for the balance of his time. mr. frelinghuysen: i thank the chair. stay tuned as our commander in chief and our allies contemplate future action in iraq as things get worst. a lot of innocent people are killed. i'm respectful of the gentlewoman's passion and her continuing battle to get this matter straightened out, but the president is going to request congress to look at things and we should stay tuned. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair -- ms. lee: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6, rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from california will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the derk. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. flores of texas, at the end of the bill before the short title insert the following new section, section, none of the funds made a

mr. elliot engel of new york. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. you and i have made a great deal, as have other members of the committee, about the bipartisan nature of our committee and how you and i have worked hard to make this the most bipartisan committee in the congress. i must say after listening to your opening statement, i agree with it fully. i share your concerns. and i think these are concerns of many, many members of this committee on both sides of the aisle. so i want to thank you for calling this timely and important hearing. and as the p-5 plus one in iran continue to negotiate an agreement on iran's nuclear weapons program, we need to carefully examine how such a deal could be fully verified. what are the requirements for a final deal? what safeguards are needed to give us confidence that iran has truly seized its drive to develop a nuclear weapons capability? according to the iaea, the joint plan of action interim agreement has paused many of iran's advancements toward a nuclear weapon. however, if this temporary agreement became permanent, it would certainly be ina

news spent mr. time in iraq over the years since first gulf war than cbs news correspondent than laura logan. this thing seems to be working all too well. it seems to be as these invaders came down on this march toward baghdad, everything seems to be clicking on all cylinders. well coordinated, who is running this thing? >> it's a very good question. because the leader of isis is the poet and floss fear and spiritual man, he's the one driving the vision of the state and governance that they want to institute. on the other side of that the military masterminds. there are number of them but among them there's the -- who we hear very little from who seems to be very powerful. then one of the others is man known as abu al iraqi who was hold, when he was released went over to the syria. but in syria has become a powerful force for isis. he's known as the prince over there. he believed to be recruiting people from syrian intelligence, has to be that on iraqi side of the border created structure that truly understands military movement on the battlefield. and not only how to take territory but hold it and defend it. >> schieffer: he's a former member of staple'

british prime minister david cameron discussed the hiring of former news of the world editor andy colson as his inmunications your back 2010. mr. colson was charged with intercepting voice mails, also known as phone hacking. the prime minister apologized to members for hiring him, saying it was the wrong decision. opposition leader ed miller band said the prime minister ignored all warnings against hiring him. his is just over 35 minutes. >> before i call mr. damien collins at the start of questions for the prime minister, i wish to inform the house how i will be applying the rules to any exchanges on mr. 's case. it is important to members and those outside the house that the position is clear. that he isill learn been convicted on a charge of conspiracy to intercept communications. the court has not yet sentenced him for that offense. there has not yet been a verdict on two charges against him of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office. the rules of the house's resolution, which the house rightly expects me to enforce, applied to criminal cases which are act if. they cease to be active when " they are concluded by v