reid: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to s. res. 217. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 217, expressing support for designation of october 6, 2013, through october 10, 2013 as american college of surgeon days and recognizing the 100th anniversary of the founding of the organization. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be laid on the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now understand the chair is authorized to appoint the conferees to h.r. 2642. the presiding officer: the senator is correct. under the order of july 18, 2013, the chair appoints the following as conferees on the part of the senate. the clerk: senators stabenow, brown, klobuchar, bennet, roberts, chambliss, boozman and hoeven. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the appointment at the desk appear separately i

spencer reid. what are you drawing? aah! [gunshot] oh, god!e autistic children don't handle touch well. it's possible that witnessing his parents' abduction pushed him into emotional overload and he shut down. look at that. is he trying to tell us something? sammy. we're looking for your mom and your dad. did "l" take them? yes, sir. garcia... i need you to run a list of all known associates to the sparks family, focusing on everyone whose first or last name begins with the letter "l." well, it looks like they were open to alternative methods of payment. there's some construction work for a child's drum set and cleaning services for sheet music. bartering must be popular in a cash-strapped area like this. they have video surveillance, which is good news. do you think the unsub was here? it's possible. these guys like to scout their targets prior to abduction. they get off on the fact the victims never see them coming. there's a lot they don't teach us at the academy. experience handles the rest. let's get these tapes to garcia. well, the kid d

harry reid pitting black against white, what seems he trodded out this familiar shift pump. >> it has been obvious they are doing everything they can to make him fail. and i hope, and hope, i say this seriously, i hope that it is based on substance not the fact he is an african-american. neil: can you believe this? still doing this? still blaming racism for those unwilling to race to the president's agenda? the democrats agenda, heavy spending but aa agenda clearly spent. and a health care law on life support. many democrats afraid to run on it. unions wanting nothing to do with it. are they racist, harry? or do you saf save this talk for republicans. it has nothing to do with black versus white, just with harry trying to divide and concur. it is a -- conquer. we have a senate leader charged with same open charges of big atry, we have come a long way, all the more reason to tell harry to go now, welcome i am neil cavuto, and i don't know any other way to say it harry reid has to pack his bags and just beat it, beating his racist drum has to stop, those who oppose the president's agend

listen to harry reid. that's the set up. >> it has been obvious that they're doing everything they can to make him fail, and i hope, i hope that it's -- and i say this seriously, i hope that that's based on substance, not the fact that he's african-american. >> he hopes. no, he wants that to be the case. >> wow. >> he wants that to be the case. >> bob -- >> talking overall about. >> the gop. >> the republicans and obama. >> first of all, one of the things we have to separate out here is you can attack the left all you want, i can attack the right about their brand of how they deal with race relations. the idea of democrats blaming republicans and calling them racist, we are beyond that. there may be a few -- >> what's that? >> we should be. that's my point. that's the senate majority leader! >> we have to be careful, because of trayvon martin we are ripping up debates about black and whites. we had that debate going on 20 years, it was a very difficult debate. now it is getting nuanced. you don't need to t

reid, there's only one microphone for the two of you. >> and i'm eric reid, and this is our partner, zack carson as well. >> so, go ahead and tell us why you want this permit. >> great. well, to give you a little back story on our existence at the facility formerly known as cell space, we joined about four years ago and assumed some managerial responsibility there and saw that we needed to become a legitimate venue in all rights, so on that note, that prompted us to instigate a full compliance program which included the change of the use of the property from light industrial to a place of assembly which we are now [inaudible] and a-2 place conditional place of assembly as well. we've met with directly a year ago, september, september of last year of 2012, we met with the police department, introduced ourselves, got some conditions from them to comply with which included security plans, security systems, full compliance with the good neighbor policy, and then approached them four months later with all of these purled off of our checklist and met again with the fire department as well

do you think harry reid will pass that in the senate?esn't matter. >> we need to show the american people, we stand for conservative values. >> here with reaction to former lawmakers who know xagtly it is what like to go face to face with their constituents, j.c. watts and dennis kucinich. >> that last segment, you were a potted plant. you should have let that debate continue. >> i'm trying to help out here. >> all right. i actually likednot, i like the idea they go and meet their constituents whether they agree or disagree. congressman watts? >> i totally agree, sean. you can't control what's going to happen at a town meeting. you go in thinking you're going to get all comers from a to z and you go in prepared for it. i think that's good. i think in the fourth district of oklahoma we converted a democrat district to a republican district simply because -- or town meetings played a big role. we did a lot of them answering questions back with the contract with america when it was not a very pleasant time when we got ridiculed and manipula

there is a concern once harry reid is gone to go ahead. one of those backstoppers is harry reid.ost: time for a couple more calls. paul is waiting from indianapolis, indiana on our independent line. caller: i had occasion to talked to an engineer who previously worked for nasa where he called snap batteries which is radio active waste to produce energy for satellites. he was look into using nuclear power plant in ohio. they had a plant to make very large batteries where they built the battery and it would generate electricity pretty much in-depth from the heat. i guess these things are very expensive but on the other hand they produce electricity for a long time. i was wondering if you heard anything about using -- probably nasa has snap batteries from using radioactive waste for producing electricity quite safely for 45 or 50 years they used to test for power voyage for example. guest: i will make one point. what nasa and the government have the capacity to do is very didn't what the country is okay licensing with commercial activity. the levels of safety thresholds is very diff

this is a quote from harry reid. he is one of the people who has meant so much to me, reid said of john kerry. you say that he tells lots of people how much he loves them. >> he does. harry reid is a politician. he's been described as ruthless, but he's very effective. what was interesting to me was not so much his cynicism, but how oddly honest he is. you just read an example of him appearing to be dishonest. the 90 became majority leader in 2006, he was with schumer and they were watching the -- night he became the majority leader in 2006, he was with schumer and they were watching. he called everyone who won. he would punctuate every sentence with some variation, i love you. i love you, hillary. whoever won that night. he looked at me and said, they need to hear that. what he meant was, their politicians. it wasn't so much as a wink. it was a matter of fact, harry reid statement. even though him telling john ke loves them on the floor of the senate on the day that john kerry announced he was not running for presid

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, reid, come on.t. detective ruiz? that's right. call me felix. i'm agent hotchner. these are agents morgan and prentiss. dr. reid, agent rossi, and agent seaver. thanks for coming. as your tech requested, we moved everything from the station right here into the model home. thank you. agent prentiss and i would love to take a look around, get a feel for the area. we'd like to see the latest crime scene, too, if that's possible. of course. let me just get everybody situated and i'll walk you over there. oh, we can find it. you sure? yeah. it's no problem. they sure aren't the "mind your own business" types, are they? so how come none of them have seen our unsub? these are the evidence boards. as you can see, we're still in the process of moving in. i didn't think the whole neighborhood needed to see the photos. you're right. it's a lot of work, detective. thank you. color-coded and annotated. yeah, well, i'm not just the primary detective. i also live in the community. really? 3 blocks right up on the

but i don't think that the -- that harry reid tipped his hand. he tipped his hand a long time ago. >> number one, everybody already gets medical care in this country, you can go to a hospital and get that very thing. the thing people disagree with is the government making all of their health care decisions in assets where you wind up with a financially unstable untenable health care system and then the government will end up having to ration care. there's no two ways about it. >> you make a good point is that people can go to the hospital and get care. we're all agreed that that has worked terribly. that doesn't give people the sort of, you know preventive care they need. it's extremely expensive. and i just want to say, as i've said many times, insurance equals rationing. all insurance companies, mine, yours, they all ration to an extent. they say, no, you can't get that procedure. yes, you can get this procedure. we'll only -- >> by the way, just one guy doing it. >> that's the way it works. >> one entity doing it. when it's just the government

>> i think harry reid is being harry reid, and criticizing anyone who is criticizing some work he andther democrats have done, he started criticizing conservatives with the same criticism a few years ago, now after union leaders based off what they said is going to destroy the 40-hour workweek. neil: chris. there is frustration that health care law seems to befalling apart on their trying to keep it going, but now unions, a key democratic party backer now want doing to back out what is going on? >> first of all, dc insider, i don't know. that -- i think that is per >> a highly connected person. >> how about, is it a future or a bug? that is the question, unions have serious problems with the law because, it makes membership and dues paying into unions less attractive. it makes as gretchen pointed out, what it does to the 35 hour workweek, and all that other stuff, there are problems for unions, when harry reid said calm down, and don't be so alarmist, he is saying we'll figure this out in time. let's not give republicans any ammunition right now to knock down the bill. we'll get it fi

the only one talking about race is senator harry reid. you may remember during the election back two cycles ago, when he's talking about president obama, he made some bizarre reference about -- that president obama had no negro dialect unless he wanted to have one. clearly he was bringing up the issue of race. it's a little bizarre. he's the one that keeps bringing it up, which sort of injects this horribly poisonous topic, so he can't have a good debate. >> it's remarkable that what we consistently see from our friends on the left is a pivot. when things start going bad, they pivot to a different topic. when things get really bad, when their policies are not working, they want to find a way to bring all the attention, something that is nowhere near the performance of the political environment driven by the white house and senator harry reid. this is what makes us so hard to find common ground in the senate and in congress. we simply can't find common ground when no one's looking for ways to move the american people forward. americans don

. >> you write a lot about harry reid. let's watch this little incident from just recently. >> 15 nominees held up for an average of nine months. does this place need to be changed? yes. you get always -- what do you do? look at all the people. always you're here. i don't mind your being here but you get the question. you're a bull. >> the question as i mentioned -- >> what does that say about harry reid? >> harry reid is a real character. i focused on him. first of all, he did you want b have a very, very well defined verbal filtering dwils. he says what's on his mind. he's an odd character and someone who i think is fascinating in that he sort of outsourced the things that a lot of the senators care about -- being on tv, getting credit. just sort of the big show horse speeches. he'll relinquish than just on sunday shows. how long are they going to be in charge. he's going to put all charisma on hold and be the guy who's in charge. >> in was publish in the review by "the wall street journal" but it gets to your point. it

senate majority leader harry reid. >> he's reached out to the republicans, as i've said before, so muchhat some of my democrats are jealous that he's been with them so much. >> reporter: republicans say they do want to see corporate tax rates cut, but only if that's peared with cuts to individual rates. democrats also say they want comprehensive tax reform, bob, but in a body this gridlocked it's hard to see how they can tackle something as complicated as overhauling the tax code. >> schieffer: i think you got that right, nancy. thank you. another deadly crackdown is looming in egypt ever since the military ousted president mohamed morsi four weeks ago. his supporters from the muslim brotherhood have been staging sit-ins. today egypt's new leaders ordered the police to clear the protesters out. what happens next could welcome down to the action of one man and clarissa ward is in cairo with our report. >> reporter: the most popular man in egypt was sworn into power a year ago by president mohamed morsi, the very man he ousted on july 3. general abdel fattah al-sisi is now widely regarded

>> the genesis of this is that harry reid painted with too brood of a brush.y these things is important. i struggled with this when i was writing my recent book because i was cataloging the many, many examples of racism within the republican party, racism on the part of glenn beck and rush bim laug, and there's many of them. but it's very important to say at the outset in order to get anybody to listen to you that obviously not all of the people who oppose even strongly oppose, who even despise barack obama are racist or motivated by racial beliefs. obviously some of them are. you say of course, but it's extremely important for harry reid and others to stay with this as a predicate. you say of course most of those, many or even most of those who despise the president are not racially motivated. but a large percentage of them are, and that is affecting this debate. and if he had put it that way it would have been irrefutable. >> do you not think that someone like steve king is actually now seriously compromised mentally? because he says what he says about immig

managing editor and joy reid. columnist for "new york times" frank bruini, and contribute are editor at "new york" magazine benjamin wallace wells. i want to say the name, over and over and over again hi also had an editorial in the observer in which he said, even in the instances of misidentified people casting votes or law, that shouldn't prevent us putting this burdensome safeguard in place. two things i have to say about that. 318,000 now, and two admitting that nobody's been robbed here. this is as hillary suggests, a phantom epidemic. >> and how crank out for the governor. you wouldn't want anybody asking but it, but i think that's emblematic of what governors mike mckrory are doing. they are passing really unpopular legislation be sides just this. and then passing. >>> let's just put that in there as well. the idea -- and keep in mind, getting rid of early voting, cutting it down by five days. in the 2012 election, democrats were doing really well in early votes. early vote is where democrats tend to do the

reid: he's come to the u.s.ic vendetta and hired a group of mercenaries to remain loyal to him. he has nothing to lose, so she has to act the same way. so how did doyle know she was waiting for him? well, the mole must have told him, right? the same guy who's been feeding doyle the contractors and agents? and our best suspect was just arrested with a suitcase full of cash. how do we get easter to talk? he won't cooperate willingly. i'll handle that. the rest of you focus on doyle's location. i hate to be the one to ask this, but how long does emily have? her best chance is also the most troubling. doyle saved her for last because he views her as his stressor. which means he'll take his time. where's my ring? i flushed it. [nervous laugh] i spent 7 years in hell because of that ring. so now i'm going to give you another gift, one you won't get rid of so easily. a four-leaf clover should be a nice addition to your other tattoos. you still have two, right? yep. and that's enough ink, thanks. [laughs] ink? north kor

reid thinks that could mean adopting bart workers tough tactics. >> it is how you play. it is a fifty fifty shot. it can work for you or against you. >> reporter: i have been covering both strikes i have to tell you the tone of these talks sounds a lot different very little fighting or finger pointing both sides not really courting media attention. a big difference from the bart talks. >> both sides in turmoil. what is the latest for bart >> as we have all heard the bart trains are running and we do know talks are on pause for at least the next week. governor brown is bringing in an independent panel. that panel meets for the first time wednesday and the next step could be a cooling off period that could last until october. >> i am sure a lot of people want to keep those trains running. thank you. >>> here is a look at who is at the bart board. jacob applesmite is senior advisor, nicki callaghan and robert used to be president of the state building and construction trades council they will each be paid $100 a day for work. >>> no bart strike but the commute was still a s

michaela connolly and melissa reid were stuck in lima last tuesday. michaela mccollum on the left was arrested in lima on tuesday last week, along with melissa reid, who is 19 and from your glass cap. they were about to board a flight to madrid. the national police of peru have released video footage of the two women being questioned. officers say they found 12 kilos of cocaine, worth around 1.5 million pounds, hidden in food in their luggage. melissa reid said she did not know what she was carrying. >> i was forced to take these bags in my luggage. >> did you know it contained drugs? >> i did not know that. >> the women are being held in a jail on the outskirts of lima. conditions are said to be poor. peruvian authorities say they believe that women may have been working as drug couriers from south america to europe. peru is now the world's biggest exporter of cocaine. last year alone, 248 allegedly mules were arrested -- alleged drug mules were arrested trying to smuggle out a total of 1600 kilos of class a drugs. if found guilty, the two women coul

is increasingly being touted as the front runner replacement next year just today obama and harry reid like summers facebook style in the press anyway and. a journalist john said it summers it is totally not against q so just call the skeptical we'll talk to your with your a later in the show and harry and will break down your ministry of you can and makes revised g.d.p. statistics in just a bit o. palooza get in the news but not because of tim cook's desperately needed innovation . apple employees are suing the tech giant because of the time uncle apple's spend searching their bags going in and out of the office would that we could launch a similar suit against the t.s.a. so we will do a break in the said abby martin on this later. and here is what saying you are a prime interest. i.

is there a reason for harry reid to apologize? >> i don't think harry reid owes anyone an apology.however, i don't think that it was the best strategic move because what we have seen from race in america is that there is tons of rampant racism against the president both from political quarters and pundit quarters and rodeos which we may discuss. the effective way to critique racism who says what, when, rather than make blanket indictments and they cause rebuttals which you saw from the other senator. i don't think it was a great strategic move but i would love a greater discussion how the gop has bungled race completely and maybe to the detriment of 2016. >> it wasn't the rnc's autopsy the fact they need a broader tent to reach out and see how they do as the year of 2013 ticks on. thanks to all of you. you can find more from our panel on our website tv.msnbc.com. we are back after this. if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment

at the pga wind ham championship, justin reid was caddying for her husband, pat trek. she did a -- patrick. she did a good job as he made it to the playoffs. a touch approach from under the tree, but he makes the shot of his young career as it stops just a few feet from the flag. reid went on to sink the birdie putt for the win. his first pga title was worth $954,000. you can bet team reid is celebrating tonight. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. a happy ending for the reid family. >> you talk about his young career and they are talking about a generational shift in golf. he is only 23. >> just 23. it is good to see these young guns coming up. we will probably see a lot more of him in the future. >> thank you, rick. and thank you for joining us. that is it for this edition of abc7 news. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm carolyn tyler along with leigh glaser and rick quan. thanks for joining us. abc7 news continues now on-line, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. have a great week, everyone. w

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as soon as you get definitive word from harry reid's office, let us know. obviously there will be an enormous buildup to what could be a historically critical decision and vote on the authorization of uls u.s. milit force in syria. david cameron, before the house of commons and parliament, had that vote against what he wanted. he went into that vote pretty confident that he would have the support for the resolution he was putting forward, which was relatively modest, relatively meek. it basically was just preliminary authorization, if you will, to consider joining the united states in some use of force. he lost that vote, didn't he? >> yes, and it was a humiliating defeat, 272 for, 285 against. and it really does set an example for obama of what's at stake. this is very much a high stakes gamble he's taking by getting congressional authority for this, because that is exactly what cameron tried to do here at the house of commons and he lost big time. basically, it appears that he did not make a strong enough ca case. former secretary jack straw wrote there w

reid: the victimologies are similar, too. what did the m.e. say?wounds from two separate knives on each victim. there's no way jenny delilly was abducted by one person. so two knives and two unsubs? he couldn't take jenny alone. when you look at kara's patio and the fact that the roommate went inside for two seconds, it's highly unlikely. so what are you saying? we're looking for a team. miss. miss, i need your help. my caretaker had a heart attack. please, you gotta help me. oh, my god. where is he? sir-- look at her lips. she's pretty. don't worry. we're gonna tell you exactly what to say. everything's gonna end all right. ♪ ♪ hanes. a perfect fit for every body. now in colorful new styles. ♪ and this sorry to interrupt, your premium right here. i just want to say, i combined home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] bundle home and auto and you could save 760 bucks. alright, mama, let's get going. [ yawns ] naptime is calling my name.

and coach harbaugh named rookie eric reid as the starting safety today.aft pick out of lsu.taken to replace the dashon goldson who took more money to sign with the bucs. reid was penciled in to be the starter from the beginning, but now it's official. what's funny is how reid found out the good news. 49ers corner back eric wright finally reported to training camp nearly 3 weeks after they signed him.after dealing with what the niners called, "a personal matter" placed wright on the non- football injury list, meaning he will be forced to miss at least the first six games no specific reason givenbut getting wright up to speed with the season less than two weeks away would have been a tall order college football season kicks off thursday with san jose state hosting sacramento state and the new era of cal football begins saturday. replacment sonny dykes leading the bears against 22nd ranked northwestern - dykes brings his "air raid" offense over from louisiana tech - and is handing the reigns over to a true freshman in quarterback jared goff - out of marin ca