representatives m t c i'll suggest we have further dialog with our counterparts with san mateo and st. clair are interested in seeing we have a facility and stakeholder outreach to the business community and the employers and residents are seeing strong demand for the express lane development as well. >> thank you for the explanation. >> i apologize for not being able to directly answer our questions. >> just quickly last year assembly speaker tony shublg shock up the transportation community by interrogating a new concept with splult the state and local highway system essentially she called on a series of steps to be undertaken the bill was not drafted but has in mind what the transportation wonder world is pleased with the leader of the assembly move forward essential they'll recapture fund to balance the general fund the truck way fees are paying for the transportation bonds so her measure will contemplate freeing up one million dollars into highways and back to the general fund by encompass a new fund that raise one billion dollars 8 so the net program will be about close to 2 employed a

st. claire don't do this, anywhere else.eived a lot -- i ordered 10 or 15 books a week at donaldson. i have art supplies at saint claire. only here they strip you of everything but a naked cell. that's rehabilitation at its finest. >> gilbert isn't the only inmate in seg expressing frustration. >> are you going to give me? i've been in seg since i been here since 2004. >> inmate jammy bell, convicted of receiving stolen property, claims the conditions in seg are intolerable. >> the following day, when seg inmates are allowed back outside for an hour of recreation, jammy bell expresses himself through his music. ♪ oh, baby ♪ tell me what i'm gonna do oh, baby ♪ ♪ tell me what i'm gonna do because if i lose you ♪ >> bell admits acting out in seg to draw attention to his case. ♪ baby tell me what i'm gonna do if i ♪ being taken away from, you know, my family, my life, my children, my mother, i'm going through a lot. i just need somebody to hear my voice, like a voice crying out in the wilderness looking for some help. >>> up ne

st. clair was instrumental in the establishing of the mother bachmann maternity center children's health center, family resource center and the bucks county home project. you won't meet anybody with the passion, character and leadership of st. clair. she touched and improved not just the medical center but our entire community. i celebrate her life and her legacy our faithful example and leadership. i was grateful to know sister claire and thankful for everything she did for the people of pennsylvania and all of those that she served. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the clerk will report the resolution. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. woodall: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 121 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 10, house resolution 121. resolved, that upon adoption of t

st. claire, or paunch, has recorded audio on dozens of "lockup" shoots. >> there's intensity in doing soundn jail, you're listening to someone's stories, listening to somebody explain how they killed somebody, you know, in stereo. it's a pretty intimate way to get to know somebody. you can hear everything, you know, from time to time, you can hear a heartbeat, you can hear if they're hungry. when the camera's off, you know, they'll often tell stories about something they wouldn't want to say when the camera's on. ♪ >> some of that. >> but even when the sound is not rolling, paunch finds other ways to connect with the inmates. >> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county

at the st. clair station in idaho falls idaho. take a look at this one. the dow closed friday.p of 18,000. one good rally away from breaking 88,000. all right steve, i get asked this question all the time. the world is burning. isis is slaughtering people. the dow jones average hit a record high. you want to explain that? >> look. the reason the stock market is up is because american companies are incredibly profitable. if we had a president that was proposing progrowth policies and we could settle these disruptions happening around the world, we could see the dow above. stuart: having a president that wants to support. they are going down in terms of prosperity. why is it that the president's policies have done that it's the opposite of what he wants to do? >> i have always reject it that argument. it is not just rich people that get rich when the stock market goes up. the problem is not the people at the top are getting richer, the people at the bottom are not paid enough opportunities that we would normally see during a recovery. look at this list. it is blacks. it is hispan

st. claire princess awesome came to be. but spark imagination and embrace what might be thought of as a stereotypical boyish toy. >> you can like princesses and like pink and like dresses and also like dinosaurs. we've heard from so many parents who have either made things like this themselves or their daughter wear thomas the train shirt with a tutu. >> that comforting. >> reporter: the production started out of ava's basement. >> there's toys everywhere. >> reporter: and an old sewing machine she bought when she was 9. >> we got pretty good we could do four in an hour. >> reporter: they started with robots the periodic cable, even water lillys and construction trucks. the dresses flew off the shelf and they needed to step up their game. so they started a kickstarter campaign. within three days they were halfway to their goal of $35,000. and then the hits shot up. mighty girl a company known for promoting pro girl power toys posted their kick starter and within four hours they exceeded their goal. >> we've kind of hit this

st. louis. scott, you're a democrat. what are your thoughts translate my thoughts are i'm a democrat and voted for barack obama and they voted for my democratic senator industry, claire mccaskill. and claire mccaskill session doesn't agree with obama's illegal immigration action, but then she goes against the homeland the department of homeland security spending which would defund the action she says obama come she doesn't like that obama took. she voted against the homeless be funny so i called her office and asked them and they don't answer as to why she would say she disagreed with obama's illegal immigration action, but she wouldn't go with the homeland security bill to defend. i voted for both of them and i disagree with a lot of things they are doing, and it's really getting kind of ridiculous to i don't know where all of this is going to go, but i don't think you should reward 11 million illegal immigrants who are breaking the law. i know exactly what to do about it. i don't have all the answer but i don't think you reward them. what does this teach everybody in this country? .. i think he's a good man, i just don't agree with his policies. and i feel that the