millions much filipinos condition to put their face on the naza reen. >> this couple have been comingsearch of answers, pinning their hopes on god and not the government. >> translation: he has given us everything that we ask for. it may not come right away, but he will give it. >> around 85%. population are roman catholics. many believe the devotion is to do with the country's problems than the religion. the black nattereth is doing something that philadelphia relate to, suffering. the people go looking for a miracle in their lives, trying to make things better. >> the search for a better life is something millions are praying for. >> from natural disasters to armed conflict the country was faced with losses in 2013. the uncertainty of what the feature holds has left many clinging to religion for answers. >> the black nazer een has been associated with redemption and miracle. it may be blind faith for those refusing to believe. >> not for the million of devotees. praying for miracles is better than to have nothing left to hope for. >> do check out our website. you can get all the lat

>> i think charlie had on the reen, guys, 50 to $75,000. we used to debate what will be the new rich? be careful. >> whatever pays is? >> by the way, does warren buffet, do they pay all the tas? no, it's people that make around $100 grand and up who aren't really. >> all youren in padres will pay indirectly. don't forget four years from now that cadillac health care plan tax goes into effect. it's a 40% excise tax on very generous health care plan. so that will change the health insurance for a lot of americas. >> remember the president said the old way is horrible. he's right. but this is the old way times 5 million. this is literally the same stupid stem of subsidies and rationing and insurance companies being in bed with the government and having to deal with mandates and tax. >> is that much larger? >> so it's even going to be worse. >> to the latest story. i was in the back of the cab. i was not talking to the cab drive i was alone and there was a man driving the cab and he had his health insurance company on speaker phone on hold and

will that reenter life in the liven the-- reen business. ryan will be joining us and we will talk to you about plenty more in the focus of the pulse. >> i am looking forward to it. we will learn so much in extreme minutes from now. -- in 16 minutes from now. here is some companies on the move. traffic withstomer french sales being up 10% or down. has appointed a new chief financial officer and they will pay a dividend of $.30 a share. that is the first since 2008. they will have poorly profits next month and a rebound from the government bankruptcy. most in six weeks after the company saw shares grow beyond their target. the sedans in the fourth quarter are above their previous guidance. hoops hops the pond this week. the brooklyn nets will be in london. we have the continuing push to glow -- go global. how are sports teams making money? >> let's take a look at the brooklyn nets. they have not been successful on the court. 15-wins -- 15 wins and 22 losses. they have been successful and aggressive in promoting themselves as a global franchis

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agreement that this administration signed with the city of camden and the county of camden, we have reen -- regionalized the police force. a police force that was slightly more than 200. it's now being beefed up to 400 county police officers patroling the city of camden in the metro division. last year the homicide rate was down and the crime rate was down by over 20%. but we the the bat until camden is far -- but we know the battle in camden is far from one. under the mayor, the police chief, and jose cordero who help red deuce crime in one area particularly, camden is using a new approach. camden is moving in the right direction. and i agree with senator sweeney that we should have incentives for other communities to adopt the shared services agreements and regionalization agreements that are making more cops on the street possible. more cops on the street means safer communities. to make this happen, we will work with you to reintroduce a shared services and consolidation reform measure in this session of the legislature. i hope we get it done. [applause] we must also reach out a hand

let us never forget the six people who died that fateful day. 9-year-old christina taylor reen, dorothyorris, u.s. district judge john rolle, phyllis schneck, dorwin stoddard and my friend and colleague, gabe zimmerman. mr. speaker, i'd now like to ask that the house have a moment of silence in remembrance of these good people. the speaker: the members will rise and reserve a moment of silence. >> tomorrow we take a look at income inequality and social mobility. remarks at the brookings institution starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern with live coverage on c-span2. also, house budget committee chair representative paul ryan. you can watch his remarks live at 4:00 eastern on c-span three. >> both chambers of congress return tomorrow. the house is in at noon eastern with votes after 6:30. on the agenda, a short-term continuing the resolution to keep the government funded past wednesday and a spending bill to keep the government funded through 2014. you can watch live coverage on c-span. the senate goebbels back in at 2:00 eastern to work on a bill to extend unemployment insurance benefits that e

so for the high country, windy around lake tahoe and reen nren 60s.ther to wrap up the weekend. kris? >> thanks, rob. >>> much more ahead, including how a phone call from a complete stranger led to a family being reunite ed to its furry friend after losing him on a holiday vacation. >>> good morning. there's lots to do today in the bay. do you live with an animal? no, no, like a real, four-legged furry friend, the bay area pet expo is going on today at the santa clara county convention center and you'll get free stuff from all kinds of vendors and you can bring your pet and protect them with microchipping and vaccinations and play along with them in the pets/owners musical game or embarrass them in the costume event and maybe adopt one. and my kids are watching, no, no pet. if you run with your pet or alone, you can join rockers with a kickoff party in san francisco. at 9:00 a.m. you can join mario and the marathon pace team for a preview of the san francisco rock 'n' roll half marathon course. that's coming up in april, but you'll see the course toda

agreement that this administration signed with the city of camden and the county of camden, we have reen -- regionalized the police force. a police force that was slightly more than 200. it's now being beefed up to 400 county police officers patroling the city of camden in the metro division. last year the homicide rate was down and the crime rate was down by over 20%. but we the the bat until camden is far -- but we know the battle in camden is far from one. under the mayor, the police chief, and jose cordero who help red deuce crime in one area particularly, camden is using a new approach. camden is moving in the right direction. and i agree with senator sweeney that we should have incentives for other communities to adopt the shared services agreements and regionalization agreements that are making more cops on the street possible. more cops on the street means safer communities. to make this happen, we will work with you to reintroduce a shared services and consolidation reform measure in this session of the legislature. i hope we get it done. we must also reach out a hand of compass

earlier this week had was seen practicing with other north koor reen players and the other formal nban. last february he sat alongside dictator kim jong-un, a man he calls a friend. the visit comes as the u.s. pushes for the release of an american christian missionary kenneth bay. he was sentenced to 15 years in prison for unspecified crimes against the state. in an interview with cnn, rodman was asked if he'd try to help bay. >> do you understand what he did? >> you tell me what did he do. >> you tell me why is he held captive. >> they haven't released any charges. >> reporter: the basketball star, cigar in hand explained his trip was a cultural exchange and not about politics. >> you've gotten guys here ten guys here that have left their families, left their families to help this country in a sports venture. i'm just say -- i don't give a [ bleep ]. i don't care what the hell you think. i'm saying look at these guys here. look at them! >> reporter: rodman said he hoped the visit would open a door to this closed off country. in a statement kenneth a. >>>e's sister said we're outraged

islanders take great pride in being renounced for their friendliness and in their home status asomugha reen the people of giglio can't wait for it to go way, he says. they keep worrying about environmental disaster. amazeingly that didn't happen. anti-pollution barriers and removal of the ship's bunker made sure no pollution escaped into the sea or lapped onto shore. it will be many months more before they decide who was was malt lot i responsible in the ship was too close to the shore in a stunt that was thought to be an honor to the island. they're going to be more than happy to dwir the "costa concordia" a farewell salute. >> i remember that was such a terrible story, made worse when we received word that the captain was one of first off, apparently falling into a lifeboat while all the others were scrambling for their lives? and now on trief. >>> one our favorite adults, only one person, gets to live a kid's dream. he gets to do all the good stuff. he gets to go to "sesame street." we know that song. and he learns a lesson in children's tv magic. he's in our toyota green room with a sto

let us never forget the six people who died that fateful day. 9-year-old christina taylor reen, dorothy morris, u.s. district judge john rolle, phyllis schneck, dorwin stoddard and my friend and colleague, gabe zimmerman. mr. speaker, i'd now like to ask that the house have a moment of silence in remembrance of these good people. the speaker: the members will rise and reserve a moment of silence. the speaker: without objection, five-minute voting will continue. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion from the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. shuster, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3628, on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 217, h.r. 3628, a bill to eliminate certain unnecessary reporting requirements and consolidate or modify others and for other purposes. the speaker: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in coop

let us never forget the six people who died that fateful day. 9-year-old christina taylor reen, dorothy morris, u.s. district judge john rolle, phyllis schneck, dorwin stoddard and my friend and colleague, gabe zimmerman. mr. speaker, i'd now like to ask that the house have a moment of silence in remembrance of these good people. the speaker: the members will rise and reserve a moment of silence.