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what we try oto tell them is they -- to tell them is they need to focus on their life. sometimes you have players who are 18, 17 years old, they are head of the family, they pay the bills. >> thalts a lot of pressure david schuster that's a lot of pressure. >> too many pressure. they get burned out 18, 19. instead of looking for collection trophies, looking for a a long career, they end up looking for the money. because they need to help their parents. there's a lot of pressure in the families. whether i talk about families, granddad, sister, everybody, everybody is only focused on their career. >> if a kid doesn't burn out from the years of training there's plenty of extra pressure. professional soccer is a multibillion dollar industry. these young kids are potential cash machines. >> how do you explain the business of soccer to a child that is just coming in to play? >> well, the first year of contract, what happens is, 16, you have already agents, parents looking for agents, and agents all around the game looking. and they see a good player, they start it off at firs

statements and questions for the record and all of my colleagues, thank you very much and can each oto eachof you for joining us t. i think the admiral said that oversight is a good thing and we've heard that a lot, so we will not disappoint you. in audible conversations [inaudible conversations] >>> the reason we are trying to focus on the speaker is because it is the speaker with a full majesty and the weight of his position. they made certain allegations at this point he has not yet answered to. would you prefer -- >> i will yield -- >> we don't normally have that on the case to the public. but the interesting fact is the whole tenor of your remarks going back to 1970 and say going back to 1972, taking up the context you were there for one fifth the load and that was to imply the members of decide were un-american and their activity. would you respond you knew that there was nobody here. you knew that there was nobody there. there. >> give us your perspective on the two. >> he was a giant. he was the politics in the house. he knew the politics of the house and he kept much of it to

with the local providers and there's a problem with the v.a., they don't provide the reimbursement oto the provide on a timely basis. we need to make sure we provide the oversight that if a provider comes in, a private provider, that they promptly reimburse or we'll lose those proriders. i thank the chairman for the great work he's been doing, the ranking member and staff and other members, they've been doing, this is a great a good piece of legislation a good step forward. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 4810. i yield back the balance of my time. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from maine reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from kansas, mr. huelskamp. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. huelskamp: i rise in strong support of the veterans access to care act of 2014. i want to thank the chairman for his leadership not only on this bill but investigating the current situation at the v.a. s that long overdue, proactive, multiprong solution

. >> it could be anywhere from 9-oto 9-4, the other way. >> the city unanimous mus opinion would be surprisingtalked about this, the nuance of what is described, what's allowed. it could impact the ability to dvr things in the cloud. >> so many other businesses impacted by a decision there the company putting empg anything out in the domain, that allowed to be repackaged in any other way? >> a lot of follow along implications for you. >> i'm here. >> i'd like you to join in. >> we appreciate it. when you sit down. >> he is here with us. he will be talking with us in just a moment. >> we appreciate. it's like the voice of god or something. >> many times you think it is. >> the obamaed a pin strax allowing unrefined american oil if nearly four decades the "wall street journal" reports officials have given a private ruling to pioneer natural resources, the two will be allowed to ship ultralight oil to foreign buyers. the good fuse is some people thought this is what we need to create more jobs. we have seen so much more development than we ever expect expected. >> today eamon javers joins us on s

>> question that uruguay never thought they'd have oto ask, what do we do with b a player who bites people guy is running around screaming "my shoulder, my shoulder" and ramirez is trying to push his jersey back up. >> that's nothing. just a little cream. >> like a novella on the grass. very good, very good. >>> coming up next on "new day," are 3-d mammograms a better way to detect breast cancer? dr. sanjay gupta tells us why not everyone agrees on the technology. >>> we always talk about what could have been done to stop it, an alleged school bombing was stopped in the nick of time. how did authorities do it? what did they learn about this kid? we have information for you just in a moment. are acidic. all eat foods that most of the time people are shocked when we show them where they're getting the acid, and what those acids can do to the enamel. there's only so much enamel on a tooth, and everybody needs to do something about it now if they want to preserve their teeth. i recommend pronamel because it helps strengthen the tooth and makes it more resistant to acid breakdown. we want to be

set the priorities for our intelligence professionals and their agencies and to allocate resources oto critical national security programs including those that detect, prevent and disrupt potential terrorist attacks. this bill does that also. and we need the intelligence authorization acts to promote fiscal discipline. this bill makes cuts to certain areas and adds money in other areas in a responsible, well thought out, fiscally prudent way. the result is a budget below the president's request. since chairman rogers and i have taken charge of the committee, we have recused the budget by 20% without reducing capability. i do want to acknowledge also senator feinstein and chambliss if working together with us to do what's right for our country and national security. the unclassified legislative text in this bill is similar to what the chamber debated last month. it makes changes to the security clearance process, it requires detailed reports on matters like electronic waste and chemical weapons in syria and it promotes education in science, engineering, technology and math. it also adde

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