schrader. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the ranking member as well, thank him for his comments. any time you try to do something significant it comes with challenges. those that might oppose it, that might be concerned about it, any time you try to challenge the status quo it's going to come with some anxiety around here. that i believe biennial budgeting reform now has 233 co-sponsors sporting it. because the current budget process simply has not work ed and it's only gotten worse. since the congressional budget act in 1974, congress has never passed both a budget resolution and all of its appropriation bills on time in the same year. never, not even once. it gets worse, though, in election years ranking member hastings talked about politics. in the 40 year history of the current budget process, only one time has congress enacted a budget resolution process on time in an election year. that was in 1976, just two years after the '74 budget act was signed into law. in fact, in the last 17 years, congress has

price, and our friend from oregon, kurt schrader. our order of testimony, since we're considering the ribble, i wanted to start with mr. ribble. then i wanted to go to our distinguished friend from north carolina and then on to our rules committee colleague and mr. schrader. with that i recognize mr. ribble. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the ranking member as well. i thank him for his comments. any time you try to do something significant, it comes with challenges. those that might oppose it, that might be concerned about it. anytime you try to challenge the status quo, it's definitely going to come with some anxiety around here. i believe that biennial budgeting reform now has 233 co-sponsors supporting it because the current budget process simply has not worked and it's only gotten worse. since congressional budget act was enacted in 1974, congress has never passed both a budget resolution and all of its appropriation bills on time in the same year. never. not even once. it gets worse, though, in election years. ranki

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schrader: it's a modified hybrid. i thought going to any sort of annual sessions was fairly fiscally responsible -- what they do, they still have biannual budget, but there's tweaking that goes on in between. i think that's fine. that's probable lith type of approach i recommend we do here. there's nothing in what i think mr. ribble and i are proposing that would state appropriation's committee is not meeting every single year. it's a question of focus. where can their attention be best laid to make sure they are actually getting at what's going on and yet not hamstringing the agencies are doing their job. mr. hastings: mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to introduce the statement that occurred before the committee on budget back in november of and rudolph titute penner is the person's testimony that i would like introduced. mr. woodall: without objection. mr. hastings: he says, it was his personal experience working at c.b.o. and in the executive branch that the most intense scrutiny of programs where he had some

schrader. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. schrader: after drafting and passing a deficit busting debt and budget bill last month, my republican colleagues want to get some of that back on the backs of middle and low income americans. these are people struggling to recover from the great recession. they're having trouble staying afloat and now lose access to affordable health care. it's irresponsible. i don't get it. the affordable care act gives millions a hand up, not a hand ut, to afford health care. families are put in the driver's seat and are seeing good results. this is something we've done in oregon far long time. mr. speaker, i don't understand why we want to create greater uncertainty for small businesses trying to do the right thing by their employees by eliminating the small business tax credit like my republican colleagues want to do today. rather than waste time on distractions like this, we should be coming together and build certainty around the basic american right of a shared responds -- responsibility health

schrader. i'm a product of a biennial budget system. we did not have the option of continuing resolutions in the state of washington. i don't know if any state does. we stayed in town until we got the job done. sometimes we were in olympia until july when we should have been out of there in the spring. so it can be done. i do share some reservations that have been expressed today. there have been great points in much of the testimony that i've heard on both sides. and so i appreciate that very much. and i agreed with some of the comments made that this is the kind of work in a needs to be done in committees in order to get down into the meat of the issues. and so appreciate you guys doing that today. i will say, being from a state that has a biennial budget process, frankly, i think that system is kind of morphed into an annual process, to tell you the truth. we spend almost as much time on a supplemental budget year as we do in the year that we write the budget. and so i'm not sure what that says about the future of our process in my s

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. >> reporter: schrader recommends not stressing out as much. >> when you read the comics, you don't read all of them. you read the ones that are appealing to you. same with the a.c. t. one test is better for certain students and the other is better for others. >> reporter: as for taking it, well you're on your own. in tampa, i'm adrienne patternson. >>> the video of an 89-year-old man helping his neighbor was caught on camera. he grabbed his shovel and cleared the walkway. the man says he was just doing his neighbor a favor. another man captured the video. he said when his father died, he took over some of the tasks >> we were four boys and it was automatic for me to more or less do -- i called it a man's job. >> did i mention he's adorable. he says he still plays golf whenever he gets the chance. and he swears by bacon and eggs for breakfast every day. >> there you go. >>> i guess bacon for longevity we've learned that again. 66degrees here at hula bay restaurant. mostly cloudy skies in this location. we have the east winds at 9 miles per hour. expect it to be windier. here at new

i'm brian schrader. >> i'm renee chu. today we observe martin luther king jr. day and getting off to a cold start. tomorrow morning. >> it is that time of the year. january tends to be, as a time, statistically that we have the coldest temperatures of the year. and it looks like the coldest night of the year maybe tonight. at least so far. our skycam is looking nice this morning. looking east, down western boulevard to downtown raleigh. in durham, it is 30. cary 25. and 29 in holly springs. yes, we are talking about some bitterly cold temperatures but not quite yet. these temperatures this morning, they are actually pretty close to normal. 30 in irwin. 30 at the airport. and in rocky mount. and 29 in fayetteville and 28 it feels colder than that, with the wind chill. it feels like 23 in southern pines. 22 in south hills. 22 in goldsboro. cold air coming. so even though the temperatures are in the upper 20s this morning, they are close to normal, at lunchtime, only 30, with a high of 35, and we will still be dealing with the wind chill today. again, tonight, the

sheriff jeff schrader got the news at a meeting. thanked the aurora police for their quick response.>> i had opportunity to talk to and shake the hand of the aurora officer who wrote in the ambulance and provided some of the first aid that this deputy got. and, what i said to him was, thank you for taking care of our guy. it means a lot to us.>> reporter: the deputy has been a peace officer for 21 years in colorado. the aurora police posted a $6000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the second suspects. >>> a woman from colorado working as an au pair was found dead in austria. she did not show up at the home where she worked as a nanny. they called the police. she was that -- does she has been identified as lauren man from paeonia. she was found half dressed on a mattress in her apartment. she was described as a free spirit which will be missed.>> somebody who was kind is aware that showed up a lot today. people were talking about lauren. very sensitive. she was susceptible to the powers of art, communication and of the world.>> charles tatman graduated from the college o

. >> why brian schrader believes this dish is one the best desserted we have ever shown you. the recipe you almost missed because of that snowstorm. >> and he is just three days old but his future is set. the newest member of the clydesdales who will one day brewer. . >>> hey, now! >> she knows all the words. >> all the weird words. >> it is that song that gets stuck in your head. >> did you see the flags? they are really whipping in the wind out there. i thought the wind wasn't going to whip up until later on. >> they are whipping but they'll be really whipping later today dwroosm this is breeze stage right now. >> yeah. this looks like they are really going there though. >> i think they should play the star spangled banner right now. >> there you go. i just checked the stats. three miles per hour is what that looked like at least 7.5 miles per hour. >> officially from bill. >> hold on to your hats. it will be breezy later today. it is chilly out there this morning. the wind chill is down into the 20s. 34 in erwin. 37 in fayetteville. 39 in southern pipes. 36 in south hill a

sarah schrader. >> good morning. thanks for having me my name is sarah schrader and applying for seats nine, 11, 12 and 13. mineta of san francisco. the graduate of thurgood marshall in the graduate of city college. i'm a mother of two ages five and eight. formally on medical cannabis passports. a working group that created it. 20th 2000 was a motor vehicle as always left me with a diagnosis that can be lifelong. turnover 34 prescriptions for my condition and none of them have given me the quality of life that cannabis has been so officially gone off all prescriptions due to this. i've been involved as an activist in 2002 after witnessing my first rate. i expected the medicine to be gone from the dispensaries but what i did not expect with the service be taken from the community. hot food for children support groups for patients, it was really at that point it became an advocate for medical cannabis. my diverse work in volunteer work can help bring about balance perspective to this task force. i know what it's like t

. >> reporter: steven schrader said he's fed up with the city. he lives here on 68th road, a snow covered road that he claims hasn't seen a plow since early saturday morning. >> they only do the main roads in middle village, not the side streets. >> reporter: feel like the forgotten neighborhood. >> we are. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed paula said she can't sleep because she's being held prisoner by huge mounds of snow outside of her home 469th avenue. she says a plow came early monday morning but only plowed half of the street and took off. >> i'm sick. i have a bad heart. this gives me so much angst tie. if an ambulance had to come, what's gonna happen? they can't get here. >> reporter: plows were making their way down the streets in bellrose queens where some residents stopped to wait for the city nows and and -- plows and were cleaning up themselves. >> how many times have they gone up the street? >> i think once. this is queens. >> reporter: your job is not easy. >> no. >> reporter: this plow driver had to stop two times on one street to d

the new treatment is a common antibiotic. 59-year-old robin schrader had both diseases and she says she was reluctant to plan for her future, just living day-to-day. since taking the antibiotic, she is now living a relatively normal life. >> for her to be able to not only live longer and survive this amyloidosis, but to have that translate into doing the things she wants to do, that's the success. >> i just feel i have the opportunity to make a decision like that. >> we can make plans now. >> hard to put a price on that. dr. gregory says her partner had gone to a blood cancer conference and found out about using the antibiotic and heard about amazing results for some of the patients. presbyterian st. lukes is the first hospital in the denver area to try it the condition. the patient's cancer is also in remission after standard cancer treatment. >>> last year, the stock show's grand champion steer sold for $100,000. some years it's higher, some it's less. it's always fun to see where the bidding goes. the junior livestock auction will also showcase top lambs, hogs and goats raised by the

. >> reporter: emily schrader bought two tickets, an $800 million jackpot, the largest ever in u.s. history. she is taking a chance. >> what would you do with the money? children and grandchildren. >> reporter: her strategy? >> i use children's ages, my children's ages. >> reporter: rye lanne texan bought one quick pick. >> 800 will help me get out of my job and the rest of my family. we all want to stop working. >> reporter: but he's just playing for luck. >> i'm a little suspicious. since everything is computerized, i think they know what numbers are not picked. >> reporter: the owner says they will be busy up until the numbers are pulled. >> i bet you this weekend is going to be very, very, very crazy. >> reporter: 44 states, hundreds, maybe thousands of players. one could have bought the winning ticket here. emily is not too worried about watching the drawing. >> will you be watching the tv closely tomorrow when that drawing happens? >> what time is it, will it be? [ laughter ] >> reporter: she says she would rather dream about winning. so overall, wouldn't we all that we are a

at 5:00 on wral, ian schrader will walk us through the rules. >> beibei making his public debut on saturday. and there will be tons of people there. >> he has put on a few pounds. >> he is getting big. >> thank you. >>> two people were burned and two firefighters also hurt in a large condo fire in maryland. the fire happened last night on crews had to rescue some residents from their balconies. several people are now without a home. two who were burned were in the apartment where the fire started. the cause is under investigation. >>> crews in california blew a boulder in half. the fallen bulled are was blocking a major highway for several hours in the mountains near lake tahoe. it backed up traffic in both directions for miles. works are when caltrans decided to use dynamite to break the 20- ton rock and move the smaller pieces off the highway. >>> a giant shoe has become quite the tourist attraction for a major city in taiwan. this high-rise high heel is actually a church. it is still under construction. the design is meant to honor the victims of blackfoot disease which is a major proble

. >> the brian schrader show. >> i'll take up a collection. >> that is a good idea. >> thank you so much. and for more information on all of the events we talked about, just go to wral.com. search out and about. >>> shoveling snow no easy task especially if you are 101 years old. >> now, this man's god deed is going viral. thousands of views online. coming up, the lessons he >> find out why this turkey was >>> saw earth and wind there. >> some sign of fire. >> less successful than earth, wind and fire. >> we're trying. >> finally, we have some cloud cover out there. i was so worried this morning. we had sunshine early on and i think people were probably running out the door thinking rain, it's in the going to rain. oh, yes, it is. by the time you are headed out for lunch or just a little after, maybe even earlier than that down into the sand hills, so be prepared. not going to be yen rating quite as much energy at solar farm 5 today. the clouds ve started to thicken up. 39 is our current temperature. our dow point continues to climb as the moisture streams in as this front gets closer, o

breaking the total set by jay schrader and they will play green bay next sunday at 4:40. ago on sunday night football. green bay comes here on sunday. >> what do you think? >> i think the skins will be favored in that game, but boy aaron rodgers is not looking good. aaron rodgers is one of the best in the business, always dangerous. i think that it will be a shootout in the 30s and the 40s. i like the skins in that game, i really do. >> we'll see. dave owens knows. >> sometimes. well that's okay. we'll see what the fans had to say about the game today. >> all right. >> any time you get to beat the cowboys it's a great day. even though we're already in the playoffs, we love taking them down. >> we've had a great season, excited we're going to the playoffs. >> this team has shown a lot. for a lot of redskins fans, i have no idea that they were going to make this kind of run when they got started. if you look under the hood things are looking pretty good. >> this is huge, man. i got to come down to my favorite bar. it's kind of like having a nice sunday off. we knew we were

price and our friend from oregon, kurt schrader.ur order of testimony, since we're considering the ribble, i wanted to start with mr. ribble. then i wanted to go to our distinguished friend from north carolina and then on to our rules committee colleague and mr. schrader. with that i recognize mr. ribble. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the ranking member as well, for his comments. any time you try to do something significant, it comes with challenges. those that might oppose it, that might be concerned about it. any time you try to challenge the status quo, it's going to come with some anxiety around here. i believe that biannual budgeting reform has 233 co-sponsored supporting it because the current budget process simply has not worked. and it's only gotten worse. since congressional budget act was enacted in 1974, congress has never passed both a budget resolution and all of its appropriation bills on time in the same year. never. not even once. it gets worse in election years. ranking member hastings talked about pol

owners from recycled records and living stone church have donated time to help run the store while schrader and her crew lived up in california. >> this will be a hoot to be giving opinions what people should be wearing. >> i'm definitely excited. they always look like they are having a ton of fun there. ione told my friend to come say hi to me while i'm working. local business is a great and, business owners helping each other out can set them out from the rest. >> we think it is great to have a little community i've indict think that is why he grew so strong and so fast. >> reporter: the other midtown business owners helping run it are listed here. junkie employees will leave this monday and come back friday. state connected to our facebook page and see it reaches from their trip. >>> we turn things over to medicine corney who had been following the storm making its way. medicine, not quite as much as we saw earlier this week. >> we might have vanished by the end of saturday. here is a look at our official daytime high. 42 degrees today, below average but getting warmer than what we have

schrader. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. schrader: after drafting and passing a deficit busting debt and budget bill last month, my republican colleagues want to get some of that back on the backs of middle and low income americans. these are people struggling to recover from the great recession. they're having trouble staying afloat and now lose access to affordable health care. it's irresponsible. i don't get it. the affordable care act gives millions a hand up, not a hand ut, to afford health care. families are put in the driver's seat and are seeing good results. this is something we've done in oregon far long time. mr. speaker, i don't understand why we want to create greater uncertainty for small businesses trying to do the right thing by their employees by eliminating the small business tax credit like my republican colleagues want to do today. rather than waste time on distractions like this, we should be coming together and build certainty around the basic american right of a shared responds -- responsibility health

bryan mims in for brian schrader this morning. >> it has been quiet. it has stayed true to form. we have seen a couple of little situations arise. one accident here on miami boulevard. this is u.s. 70 just outside durham at laurel drive. there is an accident block one lane of highway 7 right through there -- 70 i should say. just be on the lookout for that. it doesn't appear to be causing any delays or backups on highway 7 on. this is another crash to tell this is extreme we were wake county. davis drive and kick creek road. there is an accident. doesn't appear to be causing any major problems there either. let's take a glance from i-40 west coming from wrongston county. so far, no backups. it looks beautiful in the clayton bypass. traffic moving along at posted speed. 42 to i-440 is a nine-minute drive and we'll take a quick look at i-40 and lake wheeler in the fortify zone. trafn is slowing down there. maybe about 40 miles per hour so you will see some slowdowns. -- traffic is slowing down there. brian and renee? >> thank you, bryan. >>> you will need some extra cash going to t

and only had to play a half to do that, with over 4100 yards, breaking jay schrader's record.ns is one of the main reasons the redskins are 9-7 and now are headed to the post- season to face the green bay packers this sunday at 4:40 at fed ex field. of course, a great play from cousins, hooking up with jared garcone. we probably don't see that midway through the season, and confidence for kirk and later he hooks up with jamison crowder for a touchdown. and cousins knows the success of the redskins in 2015, it is not all about him. >> it is an individual record, as it is listed in the stat book, but in my opinion, it is a team record, and it reflects on an entire team and an entire offense and an entire coaching staff and i think that is a positive thing to be able to have reflect on all of them. >> so much excitement around redskins park here, we will have plenty more coming up later in sports. guys, back to you in the studio. >> we can keep this going for a whole week. it is going to be exciting. thanks. >>> coming up at 6:00, with bruce johnson, and jan, president obama plan