. >> rand paul's perm who why wouldn't you use that? it is always wet.ys have a wet perm. like he just got out of the steam. >> it is unnerving to me. i don't know. i don't like your theories. i think they are the destructive and i think you are wrong. >> here's what you do. this is not the first time this has been put forward. you have to have a round robin tournament. you have to have something where half of the field is eliminated immediately and several quick cuts until you are down to four. the problem is the party is not bold enough to have that sort of blood sport. if they were i think people would be applauding them. >> i will give you the last word because i'm confident i won any way. that debate is over. i'm the victor, once again. speaking of too many candidates, it's time for our series that looks at the tougher questions facing fshl hopefuls on the campaign trail 2016. roll tape, tape rollers. ♪ >> coming up this week on the campaign trail 2016, hillary clinton returns to alaska, but what did her husband say to her after reading holly madiso

kizer perm then they did much better. according to the centers of disease control thousands of hospital patients die every year from infections. >>> primary export international is based in south san francisco. the fruits and veggies came from thailand, taiwan, china, and new mexico. >>> miguel gonzalez is charged with murder and robbery. authorities say three men tried to rob a group of people at gunpoint on 18th street in antioch. one of the victims had a gun and opened fire setting off a gun battle in the street. one suspect and one robbery victim were patrol nounsed dead at the -- were pronounced dead at the scene. >>> last week henry albert smith junior was convicted of murder with special circumstances in the 2011 shooting. the trial to determine whether smith should receive the death penalty was set to begin today but a judge declared a mistrial because one of the jurors is moving out of state and there are no more alternate jurors. now a new jury is going to be seated to decide the penalty phase beginning on augus

. >> thank you for taking us through the perm tagses associated with the death of omar. thank you. >>> we have got more to come on the program, including -- >> the price of continuing the syrian war is simply too high. >> the u.n. unveils its latest plan to help end the war in syria. >> hello again. these are the top stories here at al jazeera. the verdict in the trial of three journalists is due to be handed down in the coming minutes or hours. they are accused of colluding with the muslim brotherhood, charges they deny. malaysia has sent investigators to india. the team want to find if it belonged to the flight that disappeared last year. the afghan government announced on wednesday that omar died more than two years ago, but that's being denied by the taliban. let's get back to our top story, that expected verdict for our three journalists. andrew thomas has been speaking to peter in sydney about his thoughts ahead of the decision. now, he was released after 400 days in prison but is still being tried. >> reporter: after more than a year in jail, peter was deported fr

thank you doug before i get going i want to say on a perm note i'm very honored and humbled thanks again doug. >> home is where the heart is home is where the heart is iemth going to talk about hud's $13 million in section 202 capital that's itself sticks and bricks financing going to the senior avenue, i won't dwell on the project rental assistance that hud will be providing to keep those beautiful apartments affordable to our low income seniors i'm not going to tell us the hard working go contractors who put their hearts into this development and the stimulus to all levels of the economy this project has provided so far i won't go along about the green and sustainable features about the state of the art of this design and this is one of the last section 202 affordable housing that will be coming online for the foreseeable future i will identify the hud staff who worked with our many partners to make this project a reality those hud staff put their hearts into this and i'd like to point out the hud folks if you get our names called racing rise your hand. (calling names). (clapping) and

in a church where doing ma does not perm it even with the pope who when asked about homosexuality answeredt to judge? >> i do not feel nor have i ever felt marginalized from the church capital, people of god. i think there's some conversion that needs to happen within the church. >> reporter: margie isn't looking for work just yet. she's navigating these new waters. >> reinstatement, you know i don't think that's -- that's, you know in the cards. i mean it's tough. it it's tougher feeling excluded from the church. >> reporter: would they leave the catholic church? these two men meant while entering religious life as sisters of mercy but then chose a life together instead. >> i actually feel like now we're -- we're more committed to staying in this church than ever ever. >> reporter: pat chiarocchi, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> time now for your forecast kate. i'm waiting for this front to come in later this week. >> later this week. heat wave hasn't started yet. >> i'm waiting for the front. >> waiting for the relief already. >> exactly much that's the way to do. 90's starting tomorrow. wor

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. >> rand paul's perm? >> why wouldn't you use that? >> it's always wet. how does that happen?ve you ever watched coming to america in. >> it's unnerving to me. i don't know. i don't theories and i think you're wrong. >> here's what you do and this is not the first time this has been put forward. no you have to have a round robin tournament where half of the field is eliminated immediately and have several quick brutal cuts until down to four but the republican party is not bold enough to do that. if they were, i think people would applaud. >> i'll give you that last word because i'm confident i wont. that debate is over and i'm the victor once again. and this is time for your serious that takes some of the tougher questions facing the presidential hopefuls nicing the candidates. roll the type. >> coming up this week on the campaign trail, 2016. hillary clinton returns to arkansas but what did her husband say to her after reading holly madison's new book. he says to me, i had no idea how bad was. >> can chris christie an stain from playing angry birds at work? >> you're not goi

>> we have created the lapped fills that are safe and they have liners in them so they won't perm nateground once we do that we seal it up and we put a park on top. >> a park or ski resort or a beach near boston all built on landfills. >> all of america's garbage for the next 100 years would fit on ted turners with 50,000 acres to spare. >> you could put all of the world trash for the next 1,000 years into one 15 mile landfill. there's a lot of room out there. >> that doesn't make it okay. >> why not? it sits and you build ski mountains over it. >> i freeprefer to do things with the way the earth is in homeostasis. >> it is nice to live in a country where young people can afford to pay more for organic food and they have free time as they wash everything by hand and feel empowered by living what they call a sustainable life. >> i had no idea it was possible to live without producing trash. when i learned that i was like wow i am so empowered. >> that's our show. let's not let the green tyrants run or lives. thanks for wllowing is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. (

my only hesitation in using the perm is it's almost insulting to the mafia. the mafia would never have been so blatant overt and arrogant. >> medical authorities are trying to track down four cubans that defected from the pan american games and travelled to the united states on saturday. they were a few kilometres from the u.s. they left the team and made the short trip to the boarder before the regatta began. >> the deflection of the cuban athlete was common since a 1995 policy subdivision, allowing anyone fleeing cuba it resume legacy. dennis buyers was one of eight members in 2009. that's major league careers. there were high salaries in the united states. two weeks ago. two teams detected. while appearing in the conka kav cold cup. a second-string team beat guatemala to book a place in the the quarterfinals. michael rai [s] [e] with the only goal of the game. amazing result. considering they let 8 goals through. they are meeting the defending champions. the united states in the knock out rounds. the mexicans look all but assured of victory. they struck in

a witness with perm to carry told police he returned fire after the suspects started shooting.e suspects continues tonight. >>> across the bridge in camden, one man is dead after pointing a loaded gun at police. it happened last night just after 11:00 o'clock. investigators say a man called police while driving saying he wanted to die and also threatened to kill the police. officers found his car at the intersection of bergen and harrison avenue. but no one was inside. authorities say as the two officers got out of their patrol car, the man confronted them with a loaded gun. officers fired killing the man. investigators say the incident appears to be suicide by police. ♪ >> and switching gears now to your fox 29 weather authority. an your holiday weekend forecast let's go mike. >> let's do it. what do you think thus far? not bad out there. >> it's not bad. not wonderful. it could be worse. absolutely. >> that's a good point. could be worse. just a couple of scattered showers. look at ultimate doppler you can count the showers on the radar right now. not a big deal as we get int

says none of its perm were hurt. the -- personnel were hurt. the base at chapman was used it in the past >>> reports from the dominican republic - will they be allowed to return. plus... ..a hero's welcome, a palestinian held by israelis for more than a year returns home. >>> and in sport we hear from a goalkeeper finding it hard to say goodbye to real madrid >>> 45 have been killed in fighting in yemen, despite plans for a week-long truce, according to the exiled government who says there has been heavy fighting near the port city of aden, with houthi rebels. air strikes continued in sanaa. the u.n. brokered truce was supposed to come into force on friday to allow aid to be delivered to 21 million in need. we have this report. >> reporter: there's no ceasefire in yemen. after a cause in fighting. there has been two straight days of air fights and gun battles, forcers loyal to president lucie hradecka continue to shell -- president abd-rabbu mansour hadi continue to shell towns and cities. forcers loyal have not laid down their weapons. they fo

appeared to direct criticism at many latin american leaders who he said were too obsessed with their perm interest in power and were not presenting slugs to people's problems. tens of thousands of pilgrims had spent the night under the pouring rain. entire families, in order to ensure that they would see and hear the leader of the catholic church. what's particularly noteworthy, unlike the millions that went to see the pope during the catholic week in brazil, a large portion of the people here are perpetually relegated to the poor, the indigenous and the old. >> lucy reporting to us from quito, ecuador. >>> major changes to the world health organization after it's response to ebola in africa. a report from an independent panel of experts blaming the culture to the emergency. they are not prepared to deal without breaks. removing the confederate flag. state senators in south carolina give their approval, but the bill will have to clear thank you hurdles when it comes to the house. >>> and plus, heroin now apparently the drug of choice. shocking statistics on who is using it and dying from

others dream of a perm in fact replacement.t be something poetic of replacing andrew jackson with sacagawea. on the $100,000 bill was woodrow wilson. he was a nasty racist. let's put alice faulk on that bill. we love benjamin franklin, he gets plenty of love. what if sojourner troof were to be on the 100s. it's all about the sojourners, baby. gps starts right now. >> this is gps, the global public square. for all of you around the world. >> every pathway to a nuclear

many want to get up close and perm. like last saturday. and releaseed 10 may company and blue sharks in a matter of a few hours. all caught within 10 miles of shore. as forgetting attacked by one -- >> you have a better chance of getting struck by lightning probably twice before you'll be bitten by a shark. >> reporter: war the odds of coming face to face with jaws. >> they're only have been 15 documented shark attacks in new jersey in the last 100 years and the last fatal attack was back in 1926. so as for all the hype over dangerous sharks living in our waters? this charter captain isn't taking the bait. >> if i saw a great white, you know, i'd probably, you know, try to pet him. >> reporter: if you're still a little skiddish about going in the water experts say avoid swimming during dawn and dusk hours when sharks typically are feeding if you get cut stay out of the water because blood at tracts sharks. in point pleasant, new jersey, chris o'connell fox 29 news. >> well he was definitely not looking for a flag but a burglary did break i

as far as we know they have not been seen by medical perm that's at the -- personnel.s at the top of our priorities. they are in desperate need of care at this point. >> they have been sent back to tunisia and given back to the tunisian government. >> they were initially in tunisian government. as they were in these situations and released. another one of the lawyers involved said they don't hold ill will to the united states is that the case? >> we - they were in custody for so long they did not know if they'd be free again. if you are in that position and are released, the only thing you care about is remaining free with your loved ones starting a life again as a free person. that is no longer behind bars. >> four other men were detained with them and are still detained. what do you know about that? >> there is one egyptian national that may or may not be at the facility. the organization doesn't represent him. >> you represent the other three. >> yes, two tajic. none can be repatriated. if sent home they'd be at risk of torture or death at the hands of their governm

but i think may be a little bit perm thinking might be the beginning of the end.ut i think what this trump episode, i hope it's just episode tells us about two things. one, tells us something about the state of the republican party. and degree of anger and animosity and unrest, segment of the party feels. that is bad news i think for some of the more mainstream candidates. also is another one of these things in front of the more, let's call them credible candidates. how they respond to trump, not just this one which was really a no brainer in how to respond to his outrageous comments about john mccain. but in terms of the lag that they have had in responding to previous comments about mexican rapist,s where president obama was born. yesterday we didn't pay attention, what he said about mccain he was so outrageous he was asked whether he thought the president loved america, he said he didn't know. >> the reason for that lag. this is a leaderless majority. the chairman tried to ask trump to tone it down. he ignored him. who could speak up right now really contest tr

>> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditioner, grease, spreads, curlers, permenever they bring it back, i check it, to make sure there is no hair is in the brushes and make sure everything's sanitized and clean. >> many inmates see the cosmo program as a chance to not only better their lives but the lives of their children. >> lance and darion, my 6-year-old and my 2-year-old. >> that's why i'm here, so i can legally provide what they need. >> it's what you make it. with every situation, it's just what you put into it, you get out of it. you put nothing in, you get nothing out. >> although many of the inmates here have committed violent crimes in the past, the relaxed atmosphere in cosmo allows security officers like sergeant ericka estis to let down their guard. >> i feel comfortable with her doing my hair. i mean, it's just like if you go out and in the free world getting your hair done, you're taking a chance with somebody doing your hair. >> ladies, i need for you to return your shears, please. >> but at the end of the day, these hairstylists are still conv

but the judge saying she's not permed to set a bond and the court system will have to reach out to georgiaat's what i don't understand ma'am i was -- high case in georgia where i was released on the their. i've been in georgia ever since. and i haven't heard nothing about this warrant. >> sometimes it happens that way. i mean if you wanted to flee he could have fled what was it saint march 10, saint kits. i don't want to run away. >> the judge making headlines earlier this month when she recognized her middle school classmate. >> mr. booth i have a question for you. >>> yes, ma'am. >> did you go to naught tale us will for middle school. >>> oh my goodness. >> arthur booth now a suspected burglar breaking down in tears during the unexpected reunion. >> oh, my goodness. >> i'm sorry to see you here. i always wanted what happened to you, sir. >> oh, my goodness. >> this is the nicest kid in middle school. >> oh, my goodness. >> as booth continues to cry judge glazer delivers a message she hopes will help turn his life around. >> what's sad is how old we've become. oh, my goodness. >> good luc

so he took the '80s and '90s and got it close to that perms. so that's another miracle, really the second biggest miracle other than small box in global health up to this point. it was all driven off the kind of confidence and energy and resources that came because smallpox works. >> rose: you've got to look at this and say, my god, i couldn't be spending my money any better. >> exactly. it's gratifying because to be able to translate an accumulation of wealth it basically has no meaning in terms of your life, unless it gets traps late into something that really does save lives. one thing that's worth emphasizing is when you get into large-scale philanthropy take the eradication of polio it's not a cinch. but in the field of philanthropy big-scale philanthropy, it's not the batting average that counts, it's the slugging percentage. if you do nothing in life but hit singles, that's why you have a high batting average, but the best slugging percentage, a big foundation should be shooting for a high slugging percentage not a high batting average.

jeffly i want to talk abate perming iran daniel. we don't know the details.ppen if the president had walked away. he believes that tougher sanction would have brought iran back to the table with under better terms. walk us through the alternative explanationf the president had just walked away? >> this is the saving grace of the obama administration right now is that no one has come up with a plausible alternative to this deal that doesn't lead to open competition, possibly regional war. now, we don't know what's inside the negotiations, just like when you buy a car you walk out thinking i don't know, maybe i could have gotten for $400 less. you'll never really know what you got. we don't nope the deal yet. but the answer republicans give they should have gotten a harder deal. we don't know if they could have gotten a harder or better deal on this. the problem with the republicans will have going forward is, if you rejected the deal iranians will be free to go to nuclear break out. president has said that he will not allow to get nuclear weapon what r one plu

. >> analysts who are long-term bullish on this stock but short-perm pessimistic, they're coming outthings already don't expect the big beat on mau growth, for example. or don't expect any progress on the ceo search to be talked about. those are the things that would have a really positive impact on the stock if they were announced and the analysts are already saying don't bet on it. so i don't think there's a lot of big expectations built in. but to joe's point, who knows if this company comes out and says they really haven't proven anything yet. we haven't had two consecutive half-way decent quarters. we've had a couple of great quarters and a couple of really lousy ones. you could have a really big loss here if you're betting on the short term. >> i agree. i think twitter speculation, facebook long term, maybe you get it on pullback but there is a business model. i don't see one right now on twitter. >>> three hours left in the trading day. we'll look ahead to the earnings on tap for tomorrow, including ford, dupont, u.p.s., many more. get the "play books." next. when a moment spo

before that, in 2006, he applied for a concealed carry perm. he was turned down over legal issues.xandra field joining me to talk about what else we know about him. when you look at these mass shootings, so often they are carried out by white men. he is that but doesn't follow the exact profile. >> he fits the demographic in terms of race and in terms of the fact we do so often see male shooters. more than 60% of these mass shootings are carried out by white men according to these statistics put together by mother jones and analyze bid cnn. you see the next highest category black, then asian, then latino. the numbers are disproportionately high based on population for asian, disproportionately low for latino. what is different about this man, john russell houser, is that he was 59 years old. that's higher than the typical age that you would see for these mass shooters. we're looking at someone who is usually in their 20s and 30s. police have defined him as something of a drifter. we know he lived in alabama. a sheriff in alabama explaining he had been evicted a year ago. no real un

as you can see the smoke still perm yagt above the air there.rr, but the belief from alameda county fire is it actually might have been two separate fires that merged and it they think that all the lightning we've seen over the course of the last day might be to blame for that fire. we're still following it to bring you more information. >> we have had quite a few lightning strikes overyiet. want to check in with meteorologist kari hall to see how our weather conditions are holding up. >> we still see some light ming coming down this morning so a major concern for us into this afternoon as well as tomorrow as this monsoonal moisture streams in and we've even seen some lightning for the north bay as well just to the north of santa rosa. we are seeing some of the showers moving through, a lot of that rain has been drying up. unfortunately we need that rain, but there may be a slight little bit of hope in the forecast as we go through the day. look at these temperatures now. this is right now in the tri-valley. it's 73 degrees and with the high hum

this classified information should never have been transmitted via an unclassified perm system. morning: saturday," jan crawford washington. >>> cbs news reporter paula reed is following this closely. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> tell us about this security referral. is there a criminal element involved in that? >> a security referral is just meant to flag when classified information may not be properly stored. and in this case they are worried about a private server and a thumb drive that may contain classified information and these two items are not in the possession of the government. at this point there is no evidence of criminal wrong doing, this is not a criminal referral. a lot of confusion about this yesterday. even in talking to sources at the department of justice, a security referral sort of administrative flag and very unusual and unfamiliar to a lot of lawyers at the department of justice. >> there was as you mentioned a lot of confusion about this in the initial reports were it was a criminal referral. what happened? >> following the report by "the new

isn't it clear that put rules of what is and what is not perms i -- permsable. >> there's something between the two. we've heard many people talk about the importance of trust for companies and their brand and reputation relies totally on trust. everyone wants privacy. sometimes there's different types of information. there's been a research that's been lost, records which have not transferred easily because of h ip pa. you're training opportunities for new services. i think companies have an obligation to proside -- provide and consumers can make what they're willing to give up in terms of sharing some of the privacy. having the discussion is really important and i think this should be a national consensus about what should be protected and what should not and consumer give allow freely and make the choice. in terms of giving up -- if you're sharing something i think there should be notice. i think our companies -- >> so you think they should mandate notice? >> there's a lot of lawyers who will be more than happy to sue those that don't give sufficient notice. if the law is unclear -- >> t

paralyzed and there was a term called jake leg which was a kind of paralysis in which people were perm nentsly injured from their use of alcohol and that, of course, we know is the function of prohibition and not of the legal control. are these drugs harmful? the evidence is of people who present themselves to the police and so on yes, these seem to be quite harmful. they are harmful as a consequence of the market distortions that law enforcement creates for the drugs that people want to get and there was an article in "the new york times" magazine this sunday, i didn't want to use these drugs, but they're easier to get and they're being represented as being legal and until the drugs that people want to use that can be produced safely with better warnings are available, we will see this kind of tragedy happen again and again and again. >> right down here in the front and then we'll get this gentleman in the middle over there. yes, sir. good afternoon. my name is mark walton, former libertarian d.c. candidate. i am trying to read your book, the fire next door mr. carpenter and it is, li

one-third would be forced to leave the because buzz they couldn't be properly licensed and having a perm representative matters. according to the 2012 study, three quarters of nonretired contribute to an ira and fewer that than half save for retirement. in other words many working families will not be able to guess the advice they need to feel comfortable about the decisions that are made. studies have shown that -- that losing personal assistance could be for retirement savings could be reduced by as many as 40% saved by low and moderate income people. as i told secretary perez on the phone i'm as interested as he is to see that people get quality advice and those that are accountable for that advice and that we do everything to improve the access low and moderate income families have. the matter is not the goal, it is how to you get to the goal and define it. in my opinion that much regulation is too much and too restrictive on the acres so free advice these people need to get. with that said i'll turn it over to ranking member senator franken from minnesota. >> thank you, senator isak

it perm nately waves i -- waives the upfront free for borrowers. mr. chabot: without imposing any additional costs on taxpayers. as my colleagues are aware, the s.b.a. 7-a loan guarantee program is vital for small businesses to get the capital needed for growth of the american economy. as the economic outlook begins to brighten, more small businesses than ever before are taking advantage of this program. despite a significant increase in demand over the past several months, congress was not notified until june 25 that the program was dangerously close to its authorized lending authority of $18.75 billion and might surpass it prior to the end of the fiscal year. such 11th hour notification makes it difficult for congress to act. yet congress is acting swiftly to help america's small businesses. businesses that no longer could get s.b.a.-guaranteed loans as of noon on july 23 when the s.b.a. reached its authorized limit. i want to thank my counterparts in the other body for working quickly to resolve this matter and offering an amendment to h.r. 2499, th

mostly sunny miller is the president and ceo of perm yak industries in minnesota a manufacturing company that provides prosignificance small part machines to other industries. permac was smalled the small business of the year in 2008 and in 2010 miss miller was named by the byrnesville chamber of commerce as the business person of the year. i've had the good fortune of meeting miss miller when we toured byrnesville senior high school to discuss the importance of stem education. we have also discussed my community college career fund act which would create public-private partnership. miss miller, thank you for being with us today and to discuss how you can best meet the needs of your employees. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. >> well thank you, mr. chairman. it is my privilege to introduce bob litan, economist and attorney and native kansasan. he has becomed involved in the economics community and brings a balanced perspective and has been in the private public and government sectors. his lists on advisory boards reads like a selection of highly come plished people rather than o

i had a perm. >> were you popular? >> i was.s too. i think it may be karma. it's not just karma, it's science. according to the ten year study from the university of virginia the cool kids apparently valued in popular so much that they often seen to seek out risky behaviors and they end up not doing so well later in life. >> we call those the bad kids. you're risky behavior that is bad. >> on the edge of cool. >> oh, like "grease" with the leather jacket. >> it is true. you don't want to pique in high xoom. it's better to be a little dorky. savannah you were a cool kid. >> i had friends but no boys liked me. >> you're still dorky now. >> exactly. >> anyway let's move on. surfing. you have never seen it like i'm about to show it to you. let's roll this video. prepare to be amazed. ♪ >> oh, come on. is that real? >> well they are gymnasts and competing in a surfing competition in hawaii. this combines surfing and acrobatics. they make it look so good. >> they're the cool kids now. look at them! >> what is more amazing is how out o

we thought the perms were going to go down. they have gone back up.. we have the housing market seems to be getting at least in line to be a positive for economic growth. the big odd man out here is the manufacturing sector. >> why would you build more of something if it's going out of style? >> you know joe, for 12 years now you have challenged by rhetoric in ways that have made my language better. you're right. going out of style. >> where does that come from? >> i don't know. they are heavily in style. which is why you would build them like they're going out of style. nobody wants to own a house these days. they all want to rent. why they want to rent i don't know. i'm not sure it's the greatest financial decision on their part, but they want to rent and they want to live in urban cores which is good for our cities. but what's happening is it was a better permit number which tells you this thing has legs when it comes to the building of multi-family homes like they're going to out of style because they're very much in style. >> smurfs are already b

i have a driver's perm. >> this is no child's play. >> how fast does this go? >> it depends. even nascar. >> maybe nascar. sprint cup levels. ultimate goal. >> and it's not far off. >> guys like dale earnhardt junior kurt and kyle busch. they have raced these cars. >> and now it's my turn to take to the track at charlotte moerlttor speedway. do you do this all the time racing these cars right? >> yes, sir. i've been running about the enyears now. >> we're going out on the track. >> yeah. >> and see if i can take you. >> yeah we'll see if you can take me. >> i'm feeling confident. ♪ >> you can find out more about the awesome racers at uslegendcars.com. good luck to ricky later today and thank you for the ride of my lifetime 30 minutes in a car with ricky was incredible. but these kids i tell you what they are cocky. they're tough. they're entitled. and they are going to be the next generation of nascar. >> the next reality show possibly. >> maybe that as well. >> not too many demure race car drivers. >> they are not. once you meet a 10-year-old kit that are learning with a tea

speaker, request perm mission to address the house -- permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. less than two months ago, house republicans refused to take the opportunity to extend the highway trust fund and instead decided to be reckless and kick the can down the road. mr. aguilar: to no one's surprised, we're faced with the same predicament. how long will republican leadership continuously refuse to govern? they played the same political games with the funding of the department of homeland security, which keeps our nation safe from national security threats and allowed the export-import bank to expire, punishing american business owners across the nation. and now they want to gamble with the safety of millions of americans who rely on our transportation and infrastructure which is crumbling beneath us. enough is enough. we need a comprehensive and long-term surface transportation plan, not a short-term fix. the highway trust fund supports critical projects which i