the gentleman from north carolina, mr. holding, reserves. the gentleman from north carolina mr. watt. mr. watt: i have no further speakers. i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan commonsense bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina, mr. watt, yields back. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. holding. mr. holding: mr. speaker, i want to thank very much chairman coble for his words, i also want to thank him for his friendship and his mentorship and the leadership he has shown in this body on the judiciary committee and particularly on the subcommittee for intellectual property and the courts. i urge my colleagues to join me in support of this legislation to reorganize nies the courts in mississippi and i urge a yes vote and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi yields back. will the question suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2871. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman from nort

and we're following the breaking news out of north carolina central university. we told you earlier the campus is on lockdown, it has sent out an alert by twitter and other means that people should stay away from windows and doors and shelter in place. their language has changed now. officials at north carolina university say there's an active shooter on campus. officials say there have been no injuries but the campus lockdown is still going on for at least the better part of the last 35 minutes. we'll get updates from the fox news deck on this thursday, shepard smith reporting. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> breaking news and good news to report. our local fox station and our news share station in raleigh and durham are reporting the lockdown is over at north carolina central university. the local abc station there had its chopper and they have a picture of man being taken into custody. something might have gone down. we can't confirm that but that's been reported by the local abc station in a

but he traded a chain of truck stops between north carolina and virginia with fast food restaurants and all the while, the countryside was collapsing around him. wal-mart and multinational companies were making it impossible for him to compete and meanwhile tobacco was dying as an industry and so was textiles from the other mainstay of life. by the time he tried to make this goal as an entrepreneur, rural south was beginning to look a lot like our cities with rampant drug abuse and multi-generations on public assistance and unemployment and despair settle in. dean tries, like all of the characters in the book, had a vision of how he could necessitate the collapsing border around him. and he had a sort of series of epiphanies, being a man from a religious area although he rebelled against his father's harsher christianity and he remained a spiritual man and his vision was of a kind of revival of the countryside through what was right at hand, which was like canola and waste from all of the fast food joints, biodiesel, wanting to become a biodiesel engineer. i will read you what catches h

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strategic focus of the north carolina community college system. student success is our focus in strategic planning. it was not that we did not focus on it before, it changed the culture somewhat to focus on success as much as we focused on access. we know how many students make it through our registration line and how many cross our graduation statements. stay community college leaders travel nearly 14,000 miles attending listening sessions and from those we documented 200 college-based success innovations, 75 barriers, and develop strategies to move the student success in our state. those are documented in detail on our website, successnc.org. rather than just providing general access to college courses, we see value for connections to structured program pathways. that has meant redesigning our doolan rollman programs with our public school partners -- our dual enrollment programs with our public school partners. restructured ged program so the students received developmental education to to pickollege ready and up technical skills for employment

i was in california yesterday looking for jobs for north carolina in california.e most of the focus is in and where 90% of my time is spent. that's where i think chris christie or bobby jindal or rick perry would be great candidates. >> let me ask you this. he lot of the republican candidate and the charlotte mayor's race. charlotte is a city you are familiar with. he said your unpopularity was a contributing factor. they would ask me, talking about voters, are you going to be another pat crory. this was the anti-legislature senate. how do you respond to your fellow republican? >> i do have anti-pat mccrory. they did as mayor and i was reelected seven times. the longest 7ing mayor of a large city with more democrats than republicans. it's similar to chris christie who is governor of new jersey. when i came in as governor, i needed to change some things quickly. we were the fifth highest unemployment state in the country. i needed to deal with issues. apart from making the tough decisions, the polls are coming back up, scott walker in wisconsin had protesters. when

visited fort brag, north carolina, in 16 1.ok part in the demonstration the president had come to see. everything from the farfetched down to the nitty-gritty. >> and my a-team was given the mission of putting on a mock ambush for him. >> reporter: gaffney had already been on a secret mission in laos, training local tribesmen to fight guerrillas. unconventional warfare which merited unconventional head gear. >> we would love to have something to identify us as being different from the rest of the army. >> reporter: the army disapproved of the beret as too european looking, not masculine enough. but after brigadier general william yarborough told the president special forces wanted them, j.f.k. issue add statement that the green beret will be a mark of distinction in the trying times ahead. by the time of his death, special forces had doubled in size. >> when he recognized special forces, he recognized that we needed them and the army said, whoa, let's go. >> reporter: then, on november 22, 1963 -- >> this is the scene at andrew

the republican voter in north carolina was on today on msnbc, chuck asked him about the law he signed to dramatically roll back voting lines in north carolina, much the same that ohio moved toward today. when chuck asked governor mccrory why he and other people of north carolina voted to cut several days out of early voting in north carolina, the governor responded by saying you know, they're not cutting early voting. really, he says they were compacting the calendar. compacting the calendar. try that on your boss the next time your late. hey, i'm not late, i'm just compacting the work day, in north carolina, they're compacting several days on the number of days in which you can early vote. they're just making it more compressed. it is a denser calendar. you want to see a magic duck appear on my desk? look, the magic duck, i compacted duck season this year so it fit on my desk, bang. it is just amazing, but you know what, it also feels like deja vu, in the republican party in the states, around washington, it is deja news. and the abortion bill that just failed by ten points, they wan

five residents of north carolina. the hearing is happening in our area, because we have seen some of the highest increases in premiums in the country. >> i will not have it accused of being a partisan hearing. >> i think if it's a true hearing, then all sides should be heard. and they don't want to hear us. >> just remember, they have a playbook to destroy something that is going to save lives. >> i object. the gentleman -- >> you can't handle the truth. >> i am going to hear you, help you. >> the aca offers her insurance she can afford for the first time in years. >> how the hell do you win that argument? you lie to the people. >> the gentleman is repeatedly disparaging and mischaracterizing. and i'm being a little facetious. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. it has been another week of lies, hasn't it? but now they're manufacturing them. let's say that you run a company, and you've got something really big that's going to be coming out here pretty soon, and you want to make sure that h

in north carolina, mostly rain. in a ditch. >> i went over here, came off and slid around. >> reporter: here in atlanta, we road along with the department of transportation hero unit. >> 72. >> reporter: the first responders for traffic accidents. the number one danger -- black ice. a lot of times, in weather like this, you don't see the black ice on the road. >> no, no, you won't see it until you are airborne. >> reporter: remember the black ice is perhaps the most dangerous on the roads because you really have no idea that it's even there. gio benitez, abc news, atlanta. >> all right. thank you. that possible tornado in north carolina proves how unpredictable the storm system can be. >> sure does. accuweather meteorologist jim dickey is showing us what to expect in the hours ahead. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and diana. the powerful winter storm batters the northeast causing a travel nightmare. soaking rainfall, strong gusty winds along the i-95 corridor. that will continue through the afternoon into

who sent me to her friend down in raleigh north carolina. do you remember her? she was the librarian in raleigh. you sent me there. you sent me there so i go upstairs up to the second floor and i ask for her and she is at a desk. i cochair and i tell her what i've want and she says i've got something else. stand right here. i hope you're right that. i just stand right here and i'm looking here and looking there and i happened to look to the left of me and there was a whole wall of books called the roster of civil war soldiers, 1861 to 1865 by states. so now i pick up in sylvania and three volumes of pennsylvania. i look for pa, my great-grandfather's name and there he is in next to his name is cook. i don't know whether my grandmother could cook. he couldn't cook at home. [laughter] his cooking days were long ago. so now i'm thinking about some of the other guys that i got from the pennsylvania regimen one being richard west so i look his name up and it just said cook. so i say to myself, i wonder if all of the cooks are black, and that sent me on another road t

snow sweeping all the way to north carolina. why it's feeling like january in november. >>> new developments in the obama care debacle. reports this morning the website will not be fixed fully by the november deadline. as we hear from the mysterious woman whose face became the target for critics. dubbed glitch girl. how she said she was bullied off the site in an exclusive interview. >> i'm here to defend myself. and stand up for myself. >>> alec baldwin. emotional in court, as he faces off with his alleged stalker. revealing the moment she interrupted his proposal to his wife. worried she had a gun. and why he says her behavior was straight out of a hitchcock movie. >>> he's free. 29-year-old ryan ferguson walked

have his information removed from the system once they had already exposed him to other folks in north carolina. >> senator, there is an article in the atlantic with three guys who built the website better than this one that work with the

to north carolina, the rain piling up quickly, 2 inches' worth.e roads in some places. and overwhelmed storm drains leading to serious backups. i can tell you that is quite a mess there. indra petersons is in the middle of the storm this morning. she is live in the pittsburgh suburbs. when we went to you a minute ago, you were covering up. how bad is it there? >> it's snowing. it's one thing that is going to be happening but it's beautiful. it's something want for the holidays you just want it when everyone's at their destination and say and sound. unfortunately, the biggest travel day of the year not good to see this. actually right now, i'm standing here in pittsburgh. you actually see the highways, some people trying to get out early. youngstown, ohio, going that way. going to pittsburgh, off in that direction. you can see definitely we're getting the flurries here, we have the icy conditions. let's take a look at the radar and see how many people are going to be affected by the storm and are currently affected by the storm in one way or the ot

i am from north carolina.i live 40 minutes from fort bragg and the air force base, and also, we have cap lejeune in jacksonville for the marines. i see every day on the news quite often these soldiers coming home, they have served their country, and they saw the family, they either kill the family or kill themselves because of the gst. -- because of ptsd. and the governor patrick for rehearing has defunded all mental health care -- pat mcrory has defunded all mental health care. i don't know where these people are supposed to turn to. it is pathetic to me that american people would let their people who served in war do this to them. friend who is 22 years old who watched his body blow his brains out in war in afghanistan. and that is very sad. 22 years old, he could not take the war and had to commit suicide. they need help and the unemployment rate here is horrible. like a do get a job, is dollars or nine dollars and hour. who can support the family on that? host: tom tarantino? guest: your point about suicid

and a reported tornado touched down along the north carolina coast. there are reports of damage, trees and power lines are down, and a roof of a condominium was blown off. a local hospital suffered some damage as well and is operating on a generator. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our boston station, wbz, has the latest on the holiday storm. >> just 24 hours ago, finally the storm will be out of our hair. it's the same one that brought all that flooding rain to california last week. and now we're watching the northeast corridor. as we go through the morning, the heaviest rain new york city up through boston. along i-95, really difficult travel. not an easy drive whatsoever. to the west, still snow falling western new york, central and northern parts of pennsylvania in particular. slow to move out as we head through the afternoon. still heavy downpours through eastern massachusetts. boston logan will have difficulty with flights. just because of the wind plus the rain that will be coming down. as we head toward the evening, finally this starts to

rain and snow kentucky to north carolina.n south florida and also in the pacific northwest. >> l.a. will be at 74 today. 92 phoenix. dallas 49. 44 memphis. chicago 34. washington, d.c. 43. >> old man winter is beginning to wake up a little bit. >> he is starting to blow. >> like a 25-degree drop by the time wleave the studio it will be 25 degrees. it is 50 right now. >> did you bring your big coat? >> i did. >> you are good at easy math. >> i was a math major. >>> here's an incredible story for you. a rabbi and his wife bought a desk on craigslist and it cost less than 200 bucks. >> they had to take it apart because it didn't fit through the doomplt while doing that they found a bag containing 98,000 bucks behind the drawers. turns out the money was the inheritance of the original owner of the desk. she forgot where she hid the cash. the couple called her and said the most important thing in life is to be honest. i hate when i misplace my $98,000. it happens all the time. >> get upset if i lose two quarters. i'm like man, com

and with personal information and from another persoapplying for coveragehat disclosed tim a north carolina man received a south carolina cabana the eligibility. gerri: in washington is the same state. [laughter] your information is not safe such you really want to use it? >> flying down to the president. >> she knows that he is that travel in the louisiana and she is running next year. then ery major social issue advanced in a bipartisan way except obamacare this was the signature of the democtic majority with the catastrophe they have too old at what them to see that runaway. gerri: date sapir said the chief technology offer for the what will they learn? iraq fifth security testing. there have been concerns about the security of the web site. there is some indication as they do there was a problem of at the lunch were their security concerns? why did you go ahead? the web te may be fixed but that is a lasti judgment call. gerri: as a you say not only did they know a bunch of people would lose their coverage but they also do there was security problems? >> the administration and said they'

. >> the north carolina man arrested at raleigh durham international airport is linked to a terrorist group. he was being held without bond after an fbi sting on facebook. sheikh told an under cover informant he was on his way to join al qaeda fighters in syria. he was arrested at the airport as he was getting ready to board the flight to lebanon. sheikh a legal permanent u.s. resident from pakistan is charged with attempting to provide material support for a terrorist organization. if convicted he could face up to 15 years in prison and 250,000 dollar fine. >>> john jr. god de the son of late john god de sr. was stabbed in a parking lot in long island. he is taking a page out of his father's book police say by not cooperating with the investigation. the former lob boss told police he was breaking up a fight between two men. the police are gatherering surveillance video from the scene. >>> the owner of the miami dolphins breaking his silence on the team's bullying issues. steven ross addressed the media saying he is appalled jonathan martin's allegations of daily harassment by teammat

in north carolina a tornado blew the roof off this condominium, snapped trees and downed power lines. look at the map tonight, most of the trouble in the northeast, parts of the country bracing for more cold and wind on the way. our extreme weather team is tracking it all and we begin with abc's meteorologist ginger zee. good evening, ginger. >> reporter: good evening, george. who doesn't love a nice, cold rain to kick off the holiday. behind me you can see the balloons that will go up tomorrow that we will be talking about in a bit. first i want to show you the wreck that this storm left behind. sliding into the holiday from the carolinas to new england. trudging through nasty wind and driving rain. the timing of this storm, just cruel for the 39 million of us hitting the road this thanksgiving. the pre-holiday hustle clogged in tennessee, an oil tanker flipped. in boston, gusty winds near 40 miles per hour. in atlanta, snow. the first measurable november snow that they've had since 1975. along the east coast, we've had a solid soaking with at least one to two inches of rain almost e

it was a wild scene for thanksgiving shoppers at one north carolina walmart.shing and shoving each other aside in search of doorbuster deals and the scene outside walmart stores today may not be any calmer, although we hope it is. it's bound to be. thousands are expected to protest, the store is calling for higher wages and better working conditions. the company's new ceo says that's something he's been expecting. >> black friday we just talked about it, you know, millions and millions of people out shopping is the big stage and walmart is a big player on the big stage and there are those who want to try to change a service industry like retail it's not unexpected that they would be out on black friday at walmart with something to say about that. >> okay, so the protesters set to take place later today, up sponsored by the unions across the country. this video was separate from that of course at a store in north carolina and you saw the man, he's pushing people aside in order to get a hold of a television set, and apparently it was a really good deal. the man

speaker, community spirit is alive and well in north carolina's fifth district. the bush high school band boosters are working towards the al of replacing deck-aid old uniforms and equipment. the $30,000 price tag goes well beyond a single year budget. in their effort they reached out to a bakery in winston-salem and the two have opened a fundraising store, much like fundraising stores operating for others. . and mrs. clay and others graciously donated a store front and band boosters are selling wonderful dewey products as they will until christmas. the store is run by volunteers. band members, parents, grandparents and community supporters and more than one-third of the store's profits will go directly to the high school band. this level of team work, spirit of volunteerism, generosity and commitment to local communities is a testament to the wonderful people living in the fifth istrict. mr. speaker, national industries for the blind sell brates its 75th anniversary this year and i congratulate n.i.b. on this achievement. the work, its team members and affiliate

speaker, it has been said in north carolina there are re baptists than there are north carolinaians and reverend philips and his family belong to that very distinguished group. larry philips was born in cherokee county, north carolina, and has been married for 36 years and is father to andrea and darren, farnle to megan and grand frn to madison and -- grandfather to madison and bryson. he was elected to the board of commissioners in 2004 and served on the economic county commission, economic development task force, including the north carolina association of county commissioners and board of directors. we're pleased, mr. speaker, to have larry philips as our guest speaker today, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will entertain 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? the speaker: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. the speaker: madam speaker, i heard from many of m

in a letter blue cross blue shield of north carolina says it's ending their policy, offering them a new one meeting the criteria. the price tag $1,500. >> naturally i don't get angry, when i do, you know it. >> greg expected an increase. but not that much. >> out of blue, a letter saying your premiums would almost double was a shock. >> one reason - the message coming out of the white house. >> if you like your doctor. you'll be able to keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep four health care plan. >> the vast majority are covered through work, 15 million americans are like greg and aneata, purchasing insurance on their own. 85% of those policies are not compatible with the health law. insurers are mailing out millions of letters to customers, informing them that policies are being adjusted or descontinued. >> it was a punch in the symptom ag. >> in north carolina, 1,000 customers are getting letters and facing price hikes - especially in rural areas where fewer insurers competing can spell higher prices. new regulations can drive up costs. the new he

. >>> back here at home, in north carolina, just a few miles south of charlotte, authorities say thaty have stumbled on an absolute sickening case of child abuse. >> a child handcuffed to a front porch, a dead chicken tied around his neck. cnn's rosa flores is on this story. good morning, rosa. >> reporter: well, martin, zoraida, there are many shocking factors to this story. and perhaps one of the most shocking is the profession of the mother in question. she actually works for the department of social services. the outside of this north carolina house provides clues of the alleged horrors happening here. >> the child had a dead chicken hung around his neck. >> sheriff's deputies say that 11-year-old boy was shivering, while allegedly handcuffed by the ankle to the porch. when the deputy asked the owner what was going on, another child opened the front door, releasing several large dogs that chased the deputy to his cruiser. >> man, he come out of here when greased lightning when he came back out of here. >> reporter: authorities won't get into the details, but the authorities of the

and that's an extraordinary feat for the state of north carolina.ant to do is we want to attract more voters but we can't do that by restricting their right to actually be able to vote. we want to get people educated and we want to get them engaged but we can't do that by regulating them and telling them we don't want them to come out and we don't want to give them a say so in who is representing them. >> jason, you're running against a republican who voted against reopening the government, voted against increasing the debt ceiling which had been a routine thing for this government to do when ever it was necessary. this was a dramatic contrast as i think you could ask for t isn't it? >> you know, i think you're exactly right. and to be honest with you, to go in there and expect the con stit wency to support -- support any representative that will go up to washington and vote to shut the government down is just deplorable. i just can't imagine what the $24 billion lost in the economy that americans will never see how many americans lost their jobs. i

he recruited the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina, and helped integrate a restaurantnd neighborhood in chapel hill. that's the kind of character he represented on and off the court. we salute innovators who push the limits of science. growing up sally ride read about the space program in the newspaper almost every day, and she thought this was the coolest thing around. she had an ad for astronauts in the student newspaper and seized the opportunity. as the first american woman in space, she blasted through the ceiling. and when she came back to earth, she devoted her life to helping girls excel in areas like math, science, and engineering. today our daughters can set their sites a little bit higher because sally ride showed them the way. now all of us have momented when we look back and wonder what the heck was i thinking? i have that quite a bit. [ laughter ] >> psychologist daniel kahneman has made that simple question his life's work. in a stories career in israel and america, he basically invented the study of human decision making. he has helped us to understand

ag. >> in north carolina, 1,000 customers are getting letters and facing price hikes - especially in rural areas where fewer insurers competing can spell higher prices. new regulations can drive up costs. the new health law requires everyone to buy health insurance or pay a fine. there are now standards whether you buy it here in carolina or across the country. it may make insurance go up. among the standards: the law requires a range of preventative services. a blue cross speaksman would in the comment, but noticed plans are required to offer more coverage, including maternity and paed attic. >> if you are 400% in poverty and premiums are going up, and if your plan is enhanced. it will cost you money. >> unlike greg adds plan. those that boy on their own is expected to be lower. increasing between 10 and 13%. to be eligible you must earn less than $46,000, or $94,000 for a family of four. half of those enrolling qualify for subsidies. for those like greg, aneata and others who earn too much. money. >> we'll shop around and look for a different plan. i think we can get less than $11-

the one spot that may be a little bit hairy is in north carolina. i spoke to the department of transportation there, and they are saying there is slick highways, so if you are traveling in north carolina you may want to take care there. about 39 million americans are going to be hitting the highways over the thanks giving holiday within, and it's a little bit less expensive this year to travel than it was last year, gas prices on average about $3.27 a gallon. last year about $3.43 a gallon. the one thing you mighting want to keep in mind is a lot of state police are stepping up patrols over the next few days, so take care when you are driving. dell? >> diane thank you very much. >>> if you were planning to take to the skies this holiday season, the orange dots represent flights that are taking off and landing as we speak. so if you are getting ready to fly, it would be a good thing to check ahead dave warren have we now seen the worst of this storm? >> we are seeing the worst now. if you don't like the cold weather ready for that. a lot of warm air

as teresa garcia reports, hundreds of family and friends gathered in asheville, north carolina, to celebratehday and his legacy. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the reverend billy graham celebrated his 95th birthday in familiar places thursday, both in his home state of north carolina and at the center of attention. >> happy birthday, billy graham. we love you. we respect you. and we thank you, all of us, from the bottom of our hearts. >> reporter: about 700 guests attended a party for the spiritual leader who has counseled poor people and presidents alike. while age and illness have weakened his body, graham's spirit was strong. it was featured in his new film "my hope america" shown at the party and followers around the world by television. the evening was long on faith and hope, but as graham's son said, short on ceremony. betty's 95, so he doesn't plan to stay here a long time. >> the film is characterized as graham's final sermon, but the evangelical mission that bears his name continues the outreach around the world. teresa garcia, cbs news. >>> coming up after your local news on

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dean smith, a basketball coach, yufrts of north carolina, he was also aism rights activist and a big -- and of course, gloria steinem and oprah winfrey. >> and gloria, oprah winfrey, also a hugely successful business woman. but this is a woman whose endorsement of president obama was very significant. >> it was significant. and by the way, very controversial for her. she was america's talk show host. and for the first time she kind of took sides in a political race. >> against a woman. against hillary clinton. >> and that was huge for her. because nobody knew how her aud aud audience was going to react. and let me say, ben bradlee. those of us who grew up in the watergate years. he is sort of the ultimate newspaper editor. i'm an old newspaper girl. i grew up and i looked at ben bradlee, and i thought, that guy had the courage of his convictions. he trustsed his reporters. it was a controversial time. and for those of us who went into journalism and said, boy, he's the editor we would all aspire to be or work for. >> and is president obama coming in? no, i'm sorry. eleanor, senator d

the flight was headed from north carolina when the pilot announced the plane was going down and people panicked and reached for cell phones when the plane nose diveed. >> that is what everyone thought, we were all going to die. you could have handled it differently. >> the flight was if tampa to north carolina and after the plane plummeted and leveled it made a safe landing at raleigh. there was a maintenance issue that may have involved cabin pressure but it was resolved when it descended to 25,000'. can you imagine? >> i cannot imagine a pilot saying that. >> here is mike. >> you can see the golden gate bridge and see how fog it is with temperatures cooler than average and we back in the 60's if most neighbors. as far as what will happen, you can see around the state today we are looking at a lot of high clouds. there is no rain. temperatures are going to run in the middle 70's through the central valley. tahoe is 59, warmer-than-average and 77 in san diego and 88 in palm springs. leyla gulen? >> on the golden gate bridge we.construction wrapping up with a few trucks picking up the c

the library of congress and the southern oral history program at the university of north carolina chapel hill. in this interview we hear from marilyn hildreth who was eight years old when they infiltrated

a constituent from cary, north carolina, wrote in with similar concerns. he and his wife currently pay about $715 a month for their health care plan and were informed it was being canceled. their new plan will cost them double annually, and will no longer include vision care, but they are now both covered for maternity care. he wrote that his present policy is better and more suited for two people in their 60's and it just doesn't seem quite fair that two people who have always been responsible and done without things in order to afford health care insurance and save enough to retire should now be faced with this. madam speaker, i agree. men and women of all ages across my home state and the country are feeling the negative impacts of obamacare. i received a letter from my mother in wake forest, north carolina, who got a notice that her monthly premium for a family of four is going from $624 a month to $1,207 a month. this is as much as their mortgage payment. so now her family is forced to pay the seep increase or choose a plan that includes a smaller pre

of ready mix concrete company in my hometown, raleigh, north carolina. george is a real leader and in business and education serving on the blord of directors for the -- board of directors for the raleigh chamber of commerce, the national ready mix concrete association, north carolina state university engineering school, north carolina state university school of design, and the raleigh ymca. george is a truly giving man and i can think of no one more deserving of the hall of fame than him. i congratulate him on receiving this award and thank him for his unwavering dedication to his community. it's a spirit and enterprise like george turner that will he rebuild our nation and rebuild our economy. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i am proud to represent central new york, home of the six nations of the hunter schony a confederacy. mr. maffei: it includes the mow hawks, oneidas, senecas, and later the t

north carolina would take a 25-24 lead, looking to pull off the upset. ross martin, from 27 yards out - it's the biggest three pointer in football history, it's a winner. advancing to their first ever a.c.c. campionship game where they face number two. >> before you are sissicly tough you have to be mentally tough. to be mentally tough you need great character. they believe in each other and themselves. it's a big deal. >> six years ago a lot thought you were nuts to take the job. now you have 10 win, and a.c.c. coastal division title. describe your emotions? >> i'm almost ready to cry. i'm proud of so many people. this is about a lot of people. that is what is beautiful. >> iowa dropped the korn huskers to eight and 4. nebraska head coach on the hot seat. he doesn't care if he's fired. >> they want to fire me, go ahead. i belief in what i have done. i don't apologise, i don't apologise for you or to anybody. >> bo pelini makes $3 million, signing for 2017. shawn eichorst is supporting the head coach for now. he has had issues, especially two years ago w

in durham, north carolina, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> we are still pulling for you, ryan.e're going to have more on the program and why it seems to work for so many addicts coming up tonight on wusa9 news at 11:00. >> well, wusa9 news at 6:00 is just a few minutes away and don't have to wait long for that. derek is in the newsroom with a preview. hi. >> hey there, lesli. now that we have official obama care enrollment figures, we will crunch the numbers in d.c., maryland, and virginia, and go over the different healthcare choices you're going to have, depending on which one you live in. plus, despite last week's loss to the vikings, skins fans and even some of the redskins themselves are still talking playoffs. playoffs. we'll hear from the players just ahead of the rematch against the eagles. we're going to hope for better. lesli, i'll see you at 6:00. >> helping you plan your day. wusa9's first alert weather. >> come on, top, there's still some hope. >> hope springs eternal. >> it's not out of the question. >> wow. they get your heart and rip it out. usually about the fo

somebody in north carolina the heritage foundation talked to this fellow, last thursday, he finally goto the website to fill out his application. what bounced back at him were two letters that hhs had sent to people in south carolina talking about the eligibility, including personal information. so he just logged on and he got information that was private from other people. and he said, if this can happen to me, what's being done with my data? >> yeah. and i heard somebody in the administration say, well, we're unaware of anybody who's been hacked or had their identity stolen. >> well, this is just the beginning. it takes awhile to find out that you've been hacked. >> this fellow from north carolina has been trying to contact hhs for four days. >> right. >> can't get through, no response. of course they don't know who's been hacked. you can't reach them. they're probably in a back room fiddling with the website. >> right. you wouldn't go on this website, would you? >> "consumer reports," the nation's leading consumer magazine, says stay away. if they say it, it's good enough for me. >>

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina. >> mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal, so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. journal stands approved. mr. holding: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds a quorum is not present and make a point of order a quorum is not present. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be offered by the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock. mr. mcclintock: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from california

massive weather system along the eastern seaboard has 135u7bed what appears to be a tornado in north carolina>> at least two injuries right now in moorehead city. pictures coming out of the area, showing downed trees, downed power lines. roofed ripped off buildings. minor damage at a hospital. 12 people had to be evacuated from a condo along the beach. >> and the storm that's caused this damage is affecting millions of people, stretching from south florida all the way up to maine. it's happening on one of the busiest travel days of the year. abc's tahman bradley is live in a rainy washington, with all of the delays there and holiday headache. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, diana. good morning, john. people not already hat grandma's house are going to have a hard time getting there. it's a mess, on roads and highways and at airports across the country. it came at the worst time. a ferocious storm system on one of the busiest travel days of the year. 20 states across the east coast and parts of the south are in the storm's path. the forecasts are awful. >> it's going to be a h

the purple heart was discovered in a box of books by a woman in north carolina. she says she contacted him after reading about his life- long search for the shank family on the internet. >>> jury selection began today in the trial of an air force officer who once led a sexual assault prevention program, but now accused of groping a woman in crystal city. lieutenant journal, jeffrey, pled not guilty. he was removed from his post following his arrest. shortly after the arrest, sexual assaults in the military are a growing epidemic. >> two fairfax county school employees are faces embezzlement and money laundering charges tonight. san one is a principal and the other employee is bethany speed at jeb stewart high. investigators say the two of them falsified time sheets to help steal as much as $100,000. >>> washington monument almost ready for you. today crews started removing the scaffolding surrounding the monument. of course it was put in place after an earthquake damaged the monument more than two years ago and expected to take three months. >> stores seem to be

>> reporter: his final sermon shot over the past year in billy graham's mountain top home in north carolinae is in his favorite chair with his dog by his side. this son of dairy farmers, minister to every president since truman and brought the gospel directly in to america's living rooms, but in private he is a surprisingly hum able man. married to the same woman ruth for more than 60 years. she died in 2007 with. the grahams spoke with diane in 1992. . the grahams spoke with diane in 1992. >> his favorite meal is can of vienna sausages, cold tomatoes and a can of baked beans, all cold dumped on a plate. his favorite meal. a man like that has to be -- >> reporter: throughout his life it's been the gospel that has sustained him. >> is there one passage of a scripture or one part of a hymn that never fails to make you feel great? >> what a friend we have in jesus. eisenhower's favorite hymn and my favorite hymn. ♪ what a friend we have in jesus ♪ >> reporter: today on this video what maybe billy graham's final public prayer. >> i invite you to come in to my heart and life. i want to trust and