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for chicken that hasn't crossed an ocean look for perdue. we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> welcome back. gas prices remain low. aaa reporting right now the national average is $2.39 a gallon much that's down a nickel per gallon in the last month and it's $1.24 less than at this point last year. prices should be stable or may even move lower this summer. >>> occasionally we'll tell you about those airline ticket mistakes where flyers found fares for a fraction of what they should cost. several major airlines are trying to end that. they'll identify mistakes and deceptive booking practices and american is taking a different approach. now not allowing passengers to earn bonus rewards points if they book a mistake fare. >> oh drats. >>> an espresso maker will be delivered to the international space station. the high-tech machine is a request of an italian on board and got tired of drinking instant coff

for chicken that hasn't crossed an ocean look for perdue. we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> a burlington county bridge has shut down incidentally. chopper 6hd was over the center ton road bridge because of a possible safety risk. it's in west hammonton in willingboro. they also to use interstate 295 as interchanges between 43 and 45. keep that in mind. nobody wants to get stuck in traffic. >> reporter: especially on a saturday. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing nothing out there, if you look at the far left-hand side of the screen, you can see shades of white. that's light snow flying around the gettysburg area. southwest toward pittsburgh and johns town, pennsylvania. they are seeing flakes flying out there this morning. 40 degrees. dewpoint 21. winds out of the northwest at 9. you can see how tranquil it is this morning. not too much of a breeze, you can see the camera is not even dancing ar

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perdue. we believe in a better chicken. [panting] meet one today. visit theshelterpetproject.org.>> ♪♪ >> welcome back on this wednesday morning. earth day 2015. maybe that's why mother nature is not crying so far this morning. roads are dry at this point as we look live in east falls at the roosevelt boulevard extension by ridge avenue. traffic moving fine in both directions. the same cannot be said in northeast philadelphia where we have a crash already this morning on the boulevard companies close to ryan avenue. reportedly involving a vehicle into a tree. that's where barbera autoland is on the southbound side of the boulevard. we're hearing that the inner drives are blocked in both directions near ryan avenue so stick with the outer drives. no big delays at this point. action cam is head to the scene so hopefully before too long we'll have pictures for you. this is the vine street expressway eastbound side some construction this morning. hasn't been closed but they've been blocking the left lanes. they're in the process of backing up and picking up the cones right now but at

georgia senator david perdue chairs on the summit. this is an hour. >>> both of us are in order so we'll proceed. this hearing of the subcommittee on state department and usaid management international operations and bilateral international development. i'd like to begin by welcoming our witness inspector general of the state department and broadcasting board of governor steve lenick. i understand you changed your schedule to be here today and we look forward to your testimony. the oig is dedicated to assessing the state department's programs and making recommendations to strengthen its integrity and accountability. as such, the oig is dedicated to detecting and preventing waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement. today's hearing will be an important opportunity to examine state oig's mission and oversight efforts, your new initiatives and to hear about any challenges that you face in carrying out your mission. it has come to our attention that there are a number of things that we in congress can do to help you in your job. i look forwar

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like chairman perdue i've been so proud of the people that i've met. you know, when you go to that id yod of facilities that we have around the world, you really are proud of the people. i went to the u.s. embassy in beirut. and when you see the memorial there to all of the folks in the state department who lost their lives in the '80s and '90s, it's very sobering and the sacrifices are sometimes more mundane than that but they're sacrifices of being away from family and serving in tough places. so, that's got to be number one. your written testimony suggests that you think that the focus on security improvements has not been one that is i guess been subject to sustained oversight from the state department leadership. i think that's the word that you used, in particular with respect to arb recommendations following benghazi. but i think more generally, when there are recommendations about security improvements, it sounds as if what you're testifying is that there's sort of really sharp focus on it, but then maybe wavering attention because of other pri

and i'd like to point out that i have this study at perdue to be done at the end of april. i've assembled 25 other institutions which are supposed to be unbiased and teach the general background. so if we can come back with a number of questions some of them are yes no maybe. some are tell me shortly. how do we get the public behind what we're trying to do? they're going to know what i'm trying to do briefly because i'm going to show them and i can give them my assumptions. what is the strategy to get the people behind us and what kind of strategy do we need to fund something in 2040? why can't -- why did we refuse them to come to our space station? it doesn't make any sense to me. we should be doing that sort of thing together. building on at this time sharing the things we're doing. they have a lot of things to do on the moon. we can help them with their perm understands. work together. the combined mission is better than a robot or better than a crew mission. don't these people talk to themselves in washington? why do i have to come up and say if you combine the mission

perdue. we believe in a better chicken. well, not that kind we of fresh.h chicken.at deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> jimmy: all right. well, we have a big mess on our hands. it seems like the name tags have been absconded. you have a chris over each breast. chris is scarlett. robert, and chris, you're nobody now? it's unbelievable. >> when did that happen? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> did i lose it? >> jimmy: you did lose it indeed. we are going to continue to play. and let's bring scarlett up here and let's bring jeremy up here. come on. let's go. [ cheers and applause ] all right. name the worst place to turn in to the hulk. [ buzzer ] scarlett? >> port-a-potty. >> jimmy: port-a-potty. do we have port-a-potty? we do. [ cheers and applause ] jeremy, name the worst place to turn into the hulk. >> i think that would be -- church would be terrible. >> jimmy: church. does the survey say church? it does say church. [ cheers and applause ] all right. here we go. >> they are not

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like chairman perdue, i've been so proud of the people that i've met. you know, when you go to that id yod of facilities that we have around the world, you really are proud of the people. i went to the u.s. embassy in beirut. and when you see the memorial there to all of the folks in the state department who lost their lives in the '80s and '90s, it's very sobering, and the sacrifices are sometimes more mundane than that, but they're sacrifices of being away from family and serving in tough places. so, that's got to be number one. your written testimony suggests that you think that the focus on security improvements has not been one that is, i guess been subject to sustained oversight from the state department leadership. i think that's the word that you used, in particular with respect to arb recommendations following benghazi. but i think more generally, when there are recommendations about security improvements, it sounds as if what you're testifying is that there's sort of really sharp focus on it, but then maybe wavering attention because of other

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as the chairman perdue mentioned we haven't done this in over a decade. so it is very important we get to this work and today's hear something part of that effort. thank you for the testimony today and, testimony before other senate committees recently. i also want to highlight your service assistant u.s. attorney in virginia from 1999 to 2006. you've got a long and distinguished track record as a public servant. oigs serve essential and critical role in holding government agencies and officials accountable to citizens. there is a trend toward use of oigs, not just in the federal government but state and local governments as well which is very positive. one of the newest state ig offices was grated in virginia in 2011 and i look forward to your assessment of your office's strengths, challenges, priorities based upon your 19 months as service to the department of state. i know that you have highlighted a couple of issues in your testimony. i'm particularly interested in ongoing coordination of oco accounts in iraq, afghanistan and elsewhere. i want to make

do you feel like i wish i had the same name of a less popular bull like will perdue. >> d.j.. >> jimmy: i notice you are wearing what appear to be classic jordans right now. >> i ask them and they send them over. >> jimmy: really send them to you. >> it's a rare list a few people get a chance to be on. i just so happen to be on the list. thank you reggie, appreciate that. >> jimmy: do you know michael jordan? >> i never met him. i have been to his parties. wear his shoes all the time and i haven't had a chance to meet him yet. >> jimmy: you think he would have summoned you at some point. >> like come here. >> jimmy: do you go to parties where he is at, those kind of parties. >> nba all-star weekend parties, stuff like that. >> jimmy: he has a birthday party every year. >> you went? >> jimmy: i did go once. >> what did you bring him? >> jimmy: i was trying to think of a gift and i brought him a basketball. >> that's original. >> jimmy: we have a photograph i'd like to show on the big screen because it's that exciting. here we have you with another legend, another guy you don't

is going on in the marketplace and yet we hear a lot of makers, or a lot of producers pardon me, perduechik-fil-a, say they will not do it anymore. is this a because of american concerns or a fundamental change in the industry? >> i think it's a fundamental change for the poultry industry because they're recognizing antibiotic resistance is a problem. they have to be part of the solution. that is what they're seeing as part of the solution and really going forward with that. gerri: will pork and beef, is it a big problem in those industries as well? >> antibiotics are used similarly in pork and beef as they are in chicken. so yes those those industries, cattle and pork industries need to be looking what they're doing as well. gerri: an interesting conversation. gail, thanks for bringing us the information. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. gerri: and coming up next, a look ahead to night's "strange inheritance" episodes. and the latest headlines including a showdown at the supreme court over gay marriage. stay with us. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is ge

>> senator perdue, thank you for that question. the sectors that you mentioned actually have been targeted through the sanctions, both the defense sector and the financial sector have been subject not only to what we call sectorial sanctions which restricts the ability of companies in that sector to borrow money to tap the capital markets which is needed for them to develop their businesses, but also, in particular to the defense sector there have been individual companies listed and subject to asset freezes. so those sectors are very important. they are part of the reason why the sanctions have had the effect that they've had on the russian economy with the currency depreciating by more than 40%, the economy expected to contract this year, inflation rising to over 17%. so those sectors are very important. they've been part of our tailored sanctions program and these are the effects that we've seen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator murphy. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you to the panel for being here today. i ju

senator perdue and then senator baldwin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first i'd like to thank both you, chairman enzi and you chairman price for your perseverance and leadership in very difficult time in this budget process. for the first time since 2002 both james and make a priority priority to pass a budget resolution. we are now prepared to come together and resolve our differences for the first time in many years, having meaningful budget. while this is an important michael step it's just that, a micro step. we still of a lot of work to do over the coming years. to fix our debt crisis. we need to put together a responsible framework that eliminates the need for budget gimmicks are no more continuing resolutions, no more omnibus bills that we need a budget resolution that allows congress to pass appropriation bills and return our nation to fiscal stability. passing a conference budget resolution is the first step in restoring faith of the american people that this process can work. being new to descent into the political process, i have an outside p

so it pains me to keep talking about it wherever i go perdu this would happen. -- i knew this would have been. as they move away nobody gets out of jail so the good news is the fourth amendment is expanding the bad news is to probably will not benefit but there are arguments to be made but first and will focus on the right to standpoint would is a search or seizure there are great pieces out there if you're a defense attorney we should rely on the jones majority opinion nobody quite knows the trespass period it is counter intuitive but a fix on to the car just this week we saw in north carolina that applies to the ankle bracelet with the gps monitoring bracelet and they did that without argument even. so there is of trespass argument that has that traditional understanding of fourth amendment lot of overtime with a collection of evidence that is another thing you should be using with digital evidence collection because a lot of times it is part of a broader effort that could be argued as a mosaic even if is the traditional context it may not seem like a search. with you arrive the case y

perdue: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr.perdue: i ask the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. perdue: mr. president you rise to speak in favor of the iran nuclear agreement review act. first, i want to commend my colleague, senator corker, and senator cardin, for their leadership of this important bipartisan legislation. because of their crucial leadership the foreign relations committee recently passed this bill unanimously in a 19-0 vote. one thing that is so important to remember as we debate this bill is that without this legislation, we would not have a say at all on the president's nuclear deal with iran. now, i'll be the first to say that an international agreement of this mag magnitude should probably have been considered the same as a treaty, but unfortunately, the president chose to completely circumvent congress in this process. the senate foreign relations committee, of which i am a member did all we could to ensure that the american people, by way of congress, get a say i

-- there is a division between small farmers who are doing the right thing and big companies like perdue smithfield that are all about large concentrations of animal agriculture. where they just produce meat and more meat. we have done a poor job in the state and federal government to regulate those pollutants. guest: i think we need to get subsidies out of the agriculture business. there was a huge problem -- politicians love agriculture. it does not help that the i/o caucus exist's. all these things that have led to huge subsidies that largely go to the farm agribusinesses that do not go to the small farmers. and policies like the ethanol mandate growers a huge share of the market and returning to a free market agriculture economy where you get rid of the subsidies and the production mandates and you have enforceable rules and regulations, then you might start to see some productive turnaround in this business. guest: we agree on eating rid of the renewal bill fuels mandate. these are central things from the left and right we have come together on many times and tried to push congress

senator johnson, senator coons senator flake senator udall senator gardner senator boxer, senator perdue, senator shaheen, senator isakson senator paul, senator murphy, senator barrasso and senator markey. before discussing the text i'd like to thank senator bob menendez and mark kirk who have been all things iran. from the very beginning these are the two senators who have led this body to put in place sanctions, crushing sanctions that have led us to this place. and i cannot thank them enough for their leadership in dealing with the issue of iran. last year we had a significant amount of work on creating some kind of review process relative to some final agreement that might be worked out with iran and i want to thank senator lindsey graham who has just been a stalwart on ensuring somehow congress played a role in the ultimate final deal that may or may not occur. but lindsey has been steadfast in wanting congressional review, senator john mccain has joined in that effort and has been outstanding to work with senator jim risch and marco rubio all have pushed for this type of legislatio

: senators enzi, grassley sessions, crapo graham portman toomey, johnson, ayotte, wicker, corker, perdue sanders murray, wyden stabenow whitehouse, warner, merkley baldwin mccain. mr. enzi: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i ask unanimous consent that the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. enzi: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session at 2:00 p.m. on thursday, april 16, to consider the following nominations. calendar number 1 and calendar number 51. that the senate vote without intervening action or debate on the nominations the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table that no further motions be in order that any statements related to the nominations be printed in the record, the president be immediately notified of the senate's actions and the senate then resume legislative session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. enzi: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent th