>>host: what you do hear a stamford? >>guest: i'd graduate -- teach graduate students, freshman the principles of economics and have them coming in in the beginning and at the end. i also do research at the hoover institution diana senior fellow and that is a little more of the policy work that i do that is focused like on monetary policy how it could be different for the budget could be different rather than pure academic research. >>host: your the senior fellow here that but with secretary shultz and he said he resigned as secretary of the treasury because the president nixon's wage and price controls. >>guest: yes. george shultz had for a cabinet post and each one he surt admirably in my view and it was hard as treasury secretary. one story he may not have told you is how paul volcker worked for him at the treasury and they did some important reforms of the international monetary system and years later when paul volcker became the chairman of the reserve he used some of those same ideas to make monetary policy much be

now is not just a few people in stamford --sanford that know about it. >> how the nation is reacting. >> as a mother, i was disheartened that this guy would walk. display emotion to the case. kim dacey is live with more. >> i just wish the person would turn themselves in. it just makes it harder every day not knowing. >> family members of a teenager are looking for answers. good morning. i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> most of the summer we have been pretty lucky. this will be our first heat wave with temperatures in the 90's. it is in the low 70's at the airport. 70.dew point is also high temperature near 94. the heat index will be up around 100 this afternoon. we will talk about the extended forecast in just a few minutes. sarah caldwell is back from vacation. >> good to be back. we have a problem southbound on the j.f.x. near northern parkway. we will let you know if we hear about any lanes closed. this is the j.f.x. near pimlico road. 12 minutes on the west side. this is har

stamford, will buy a whole life policy and they get my money instantly when i passed.here life insurance will kick in for my family and my love once. i like term life because it is cheaper. back to whole life, my grandmother passed away at 93 years old and she had a whole life insurance. she had a farm, oil, the set were worth a lot of money which she passed. she did not need whole life insurers. typically, did not need this when you are 90 and 92 you do not need that and come. it is used just for estate planning more so than for the average person. if you, your insurance agent will sell it to you because he woulde a commission. you do not need a terrible life, you need term life. if you are 60, you would have accumulated enough money and your 401k. you would have paid off your mortgage, so when you pass away your family do not need that replacement in come. the way this works is that you insure which you cannot afford to lose. if you have a job, and you die you have lost. replace that and if you are a stay at home wife and you stay at home and your husband works in yo

francisco general said 17 patients are there out of 62 and six are in critical condition. 10 remain in stamford hospital and one person is critical. >>> meanwhile they are asking for more blood donationings following the plane crash and the center says its supplies were already low following the 4th of july holiday. >>> asiana airlines may end up paying millions of dollars to passengers on flight 214 according to a top personal injury attorney on cnn. even those who escaped without injuries will see million dollar settlements due to posttraumatic stress disorders and those settlements will be based on pain and suffering and medical costs. >>> new this morning, a peg 777 returned to tokyo. they returned to the airport after a barning light indicated the jet's hydraulic level was low. passengers landed at fso this morning and mechanics are working on that original plane after finding a leak in that system. >>> we have new information at an apartment complex that sent dozens of people to the hospital. we have learned a manhasset died at the hallmark house apartments. 21 people why inn -- a man has

in bay area hospitals. 6 at sf general and two at california pacific medical center and one each stamford saint mary's and saint francis. the 16-year-old was run over by a fire truck, and may have been killed in the crash before the truck arrived. ye was struck at least once, and she was covered by firefighting foam when it happened. and no one saw her. planes are running again on the runway. this evening the airport reopened the runway where the flight 214 crash landed. we are live at sfo tonight, cornell? >> reporter: it's been a difficult week, but things are returning to normal here at sfo, a big relief for travelers tonight, there are fewer flight delays now that a run way is back open ahead of schedule. planes are landing side-by-side again on the both parallel runways at sfo, 2-8 right and 2-8 left. we were here when it returned to full operation just after 5:00 p.m., almost two days ahead of schedule. in the past 24 hours, crews picked up debris, repainted run way lines and repaved a lot of asphalt. >> the deepest were eight inches deep, one foot by one foot. there were scrapes th

remain in bay area tals. 6 at sf general and two at california pacific medical center and one each stamford saint mary's and saint francis. the 16-year-old was run over by a fire truck, and may have been killed in the crash before the truck arrived. ye was struck at least once, and she was covered by firefighting foam when it happened. and no one saw her. planes are running again on the runway. this evening the airport reopened the runway where the flight 214 crash landed. we are live at sfo tonight, cornell? >> reporter: it's been a difficult week, but things are returning to normal here at sfo, a big relief for travelers tonight, there are fewer flight delays now that a run way is back open aheadschedule. planes are landing side-by-side again on the both parallel runways at sfo, right and 2-8 left. we were here when it returned to full operation just after 5:00 p.m., almost two days ahead of schedule. in the past 24 hours, crews picked up debris, repainted run way lines and repaved a lot of asphalt. >> the deepest were eight inches deep, one foot by one foot. there were scrapes that were

in bay area hospitals. 6 at sf general and two at california pacific medical center and one each stamford saint mary's and saint francis. the 16-year-old was run over by a fire truck, and may have been killed in the crash before the truck arrived. ye was struck at least once, and she was covered by firefighting foam when it happened. and no one saw her. planes are running again on the runway. this evening the airport reopened the runway where the flight 214 crash landed. we are live at sfo tonight, cornell? >> reporter: it's been a difficult week, but things are returning to normal here at sfo, a big relief for travelers tonight, there are fewer flight delays now that a run way is back open ahead of schedule. planes are landing side-by-side again on the both parallel runways at sfo, 2-8 right and 2-8 left. we were here when it returned to full operation just after 5:00 p.m., almost two days ahead of schedule. in the past 24 hours, crews picked up debris, repainted run way lines and repaved a lot of asphalt. >> the deepest were eight inches deep, one foot by one foot. there were scrapes th

the emergency room, her health insurance had lapsed, and it turns out when you follow the money in stamfordnnecticut, as with many other places around the country, the local hospital is the biggest employer, the most prosperous business. it takes in more revenue than the city of stanford takes in in all its taxes. what i found was this alternate universe of everybody except for the doctors and nurses making all kinds of money. the exceptions happen to be medicare. the problem of not that they were overpaying, the problem was, if anything, and i agree with david on this, a lot of medicare patients are underpaid because they have very little cost if they have a supplemental program, and therefore they just keep going to doctors, even if they don't really need to. i had one patient who had $350,000 worth of bills one year. a lot of it was for serious stuff. he had cancer, he had a heart attack. he had an eye exam and a bunion. because medicare with their discounts over $60. that is the kind of thing we have to correct. i do not look at this as a right or left issue. we have to look down the mi

stamford cisco 7ocean beach struggling to make it out of the '50s and 634 pacific up. and then are they, wine country looking pleasant. the llama 81, 90 fairfield. for those of you head to the giants game at at&t park later today against the new york mets, first at 1245 expect temperatures in the mid-50s. 7 day around the bay highlights not much change. we will be pretty comparable for the next several days. we are technically in a cooling trend but temperatures will only draw up a few degrees each and every day. temperatures will climb saturday into sunday and morning fog as we start the next workweek. 6:51 a.m. and here is george. >> we continue to monitor a hot spot free ride around the bay area. at the bay bridge westbound, still pretty much a steady speed, 14 to 20 minutes depending on your approach to the bridge. the long as if you're coming from the macarthur maze or highway 24. the short this is for the 880 approach. on 92, the san mateo bridge drive times are still below 13 minutes to foster city. the golden gate bridge 1 01 southbound is still an easy trip as

six are in critical condition and 10 remain at stamford hospital and one person is listed as criticalcille pack card children's hospital hazardous charged all of the patients they received. they are asking for more blood donations and the plane blood -- main blood center says their supplies were already low after the 4th of july holiday. >>> a personal injury lawyer is estimating 0 how much they will have to payout in lawsuits. coming up, even passengers who were not hurt will probably be awarded. >>> the walk starts at 4:30 this afternoon and continues on beal. last week the college learned in one year they will loose their a credit takes. the school -- accreditation. they have been suffering from mismanagement and other problems. >>> coyote warning it is seen as a threat to people and their pets and janine de la vega is in saratoga with more on what they are trying to do to catch the animals. janine? >> reporter: i am in the neighborhood where there has been numerous coyote sightings and there have been numerous reports of coyotes roaming the area between west valley college and hig

stamford hospital has four crash victims, one is listed in critical condition. the remaining patients are recovering at san francisco hospital with less serious injuries. >>> we are following news in napa counties where lanes are shut down due to an early morning brush fire. this is happening near the lake dam and controlled traffic is getting through in the westbound lanes. the fire broke out this morning and was knocked down just a couple of hours ago. cal fire is trying to remove equipment from the area and so far equipment has been removed from the burn. they are setting a trail on the park and contra costa fire tweeted them to tee i don't -- detain a person of interest but police have not confirmed that. >>> there are more warnings after more pounds house in meatballs were found. a dog ate one of the meatballs and got very sick. the latest discovery was made over the weekend. police are reminding pet owners to be careful when walking your dog. if you see anything suspicious call police. >>> this was around the time where traffic picks up. >> it is the case,

stamford has four plane crash victims one is listed as critical and the remaining patients are recovering in san francisco hospitals with less serious injuries. the closed runway will reportedly stay that way at least for the next few days to accommodate the investigation into the crash. at least 138 flights were canceled and flight operations are returning to near normal. >>> there are renew -- there -- there is new information on the poisonous meet balance. they found more and they are asking -- meatballs and they are found more meatballs and they are warning pet owners to look out for more as they walk their animals. >>> police detain add person of interest and so far police have not confirmed that. >>> visitors are no longerrable to rent bicycles horses and river rafts in yosemite. they are now looking at alternatives to allow those activities to continue but final details will not be out until december. >>> we should find more about the delays opening and as well the project on this. >>> pam, there is so much hype about the bay bridge and while the eastern span and fate of it still r

downtown stamford to go with a high of 75 degrees warmer weather is definitely on the way. show you your 7 day around a forecast coming up at 515. >>james: we will cover all ankles for you of the bart strike. let's check in with kron4's mike pelton was alive from the north berkeley bart area with an update their. >> reporter: clearly not everyone is getting the message. already this morning, a handful of commuters showed up and i have had to explain to them that bart employees are on strike. they get panicky little bit but fortunately, they were able to cross over the bay bridge, get into their own cars and cross over the bay bridge before traffic got too bad. this area will be busy throughout the day. no passengers to pick up from the taxis but this is one of the busiest locations for casual car pool. a program that has been around for more than 30 years to help perfect strangers to get across the bay bridge. it is very simple. you wait in line and drivers pull up, pick you up and had over the bay bridge. of course in the car pool lanes, drivers can take you to the civic c

you have this in areas like google in stamford. you have those coming together and learning each other and integrating into the workplace. they get to be a part of that community. they are coming out those shadows. they have the highest scorecard of immigrant immigration. they have a lot of recent immigrants. >> want to thank our panelists. they left us with these important concepts. this was totally unplanned. they do not talk to each other. these are the things that are important when we think about immigrants and immigration policy going forward. thank you for being here. thank you for being here with us. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] chad to kill a couple of live events to tell you about today. -- a couple of live events to tell you about today-. the labor and a committee hold a confirmation hearings for president obama's nominees to the national labor relations board. since the previous nominees were withdrawn as part of the deal betw

it's an honor and privilege to be part of this important conversation at stamford. i would like to thank you all for coming. i would like to speak with you for a few minutes tonight on the link between violence and severe mental illness, gun violence and mental illness. my slides are automatically advancing. sorry about that. in the context of the other causes of violence in our society, with such an understanding and what it might for it to be both more in terms offair reducing gun violence but also avoiding and reinforcing the stigma that goes with the unfortunate understanding or belief in the public mind that all people with mental illness are dangerous. because of a great deal of stigma and social rejection. how do we think about balancing , publicportant concerns safety on the one hand they are the civil rights on the other? i would like to start by putting .his in a big picture is first of all, let me quickly acknowledge some of the sponsors of the research i will be presenting to you this evening. the national institute of mental health, the national science

. >> jacqueline: a live look the downtown in stamford cisco with low cloud coverage still hanging on.looked on as satellite imagery. the fall will be widespread tomorrow morning keeping things cooler remaining mild. 71 and concord in 71 in livermore. tonight the fault will return within spot near the coast line and patchy. especially to the north bay keeping things cool on the mild side. blesbok is expected with a big-time warming. >> reporter: wildfire burning this just in to kron 4 news. helicoptered working to fight it occurred at a system or riverside county parent about two dozen homes have been evacuate an animal sanctuary in the area has to evacuate. already tool acres have burned near mount netcenter not too far from palm springs in southern california. firefighters were trying to get this thing under control. only 5 percent contained this is happening right now in southern california in world riverside county. rural riverside county. >> catherine: still ahead-- the trouble for george zimmerman isn't ovr. protests continue.and there's talk of a civil suit. also - the san franc

>>justine: and a live look now at the line that has already formed at the dock at the stamford the scope of people standing around and getting some work done already on their phones and tablets to make the time go by again, we want to pass out the same advice we've been doing all week during the strike. if you are planning to take the ferry, the year at least one hour if not 90 minutes earlier to avoid that suggestion. the ferry service is still running extra faeries and they will continue to do so as long as the strike is the one effect so we will monitor the situation, keep talking to passengers who are exhausted at this point and ready for the strike to be over. >>anny: it's like going to an airport in the way. >>mark: >>james: here is the latest on the negotiations. although it is a good sign that they are meeting for the first time since the strike began to days ago, it seems that at this point, no deal has there reached where at least not to the satisfaction of striking workers. bart has not received any word that workers will return to work at any point today. commuters should exp

sometimes i get a swab that was collected from an item, collected by the agency that submitted that, say stamfordpolice department or orlando police department, they swab the pen themselves, put that swab in a box and send that box in to be tested. i just have the swab to work with. i take a cutting of that swab with a scalpel, put that in the tube and perform the testing. >> in terms of that second step you talked about, quantification, do you need a certain amount of dna in order to get a result. what's the minimum you need? >> there's really no minimum. that step tells me about how much dna i have in the sample. i use that information for the amplification step. the amplification step is kind of like a recipe, like if you have a recipe that calls for one cup of sugar, ideally this recipe called for 1.5 nanograms of dna. i'd like to have that 1.5 or 1 nanogram of dna to put in that tube in order for the reaction to work right for me to get a dna profile i can use for some kind of comparison. if i have less than that i'm still going to go through with the rest of the steps to see. sometimes i ca

the emergency room, her health insurance had lapsed, and it turns out when you follow the money in stamford connecticut, as with many other places around the country, the local hospital is the biggest employer, the most prosperous business. it takes in more revenue than the city of stanford takes in in all its taxes. what i found was this alternate universe of everybody except for the doctors and nurses making all kinds of money. the exceptions happen to be medicare. the problem of not that they were overpaying, the problem was, if anything, and i agree with david on this, a lot of medicare patients are underpaid because they have very little cost if they have a supplemental program, and therefore they just keep going to doctors, even if they don't really need to. i had one patient who had $350,000 worth of bills one year. a lot of it was for serious stuff. he had cancer, he had a heart attack. he had an eye exam and a bunion. because medicare with their discounts over $60. that is the kind of thing we have to correct. i do not look at this as a right or left issue. we have to look down the

as you're heading out to workers cool, downtown stamford cisco 61 degrees. upper 50s out the door and santa rosa. into the afternoon, triple digits and most spots. the national weather service did extend their heat warning that will expire on the thursday. al qaeda the afternoon highs in the much- needed cool down coming up in my next report. >> we would take a quick break on the kron4 morning news. a live look outside and our mt. tam cam. more details on day three of the bart strike negotiations when we come back. bulldog: bulldog: oh, the dog days of summer! time to celebrate with your mates. grill a few dogs... eh, hot dogs. bacon burgers... dachshund: mattress discounters' 4th of july sale ends sunday? bulldog: that cloud reminds me... radio: the tempur-pedic cloud collection-- bulldog: that's it! radio: now with 48 months interest-free financing-- basset hound: free financing? radio: or get a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. bulldog: that's a ringer of a deal! radio: mattress discounters' 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ mattress

. >>> breaking news from stamford.rds because of an i.t. breach. the school is not revealing details. but stanford sent a tweet and the chief financial officer e-mailed the entire stanford community. stay with abc 7 news. we'll have updates on the story as they become available. >>> right now the latest on traffic this morning. >> it's looking busy out there. this crash cleared off the freeway which is the good news, northbound along 280 right at 101. however, it has left us with quite the backup, also 101 looking quite busy in and out of san francisco. this crash involving a big rig, it's off to the shoulder northbound 880 at montigue expressway. >>> we'll >>> good morning. still tracking fog with live doppler 7 hd. half mile bay, one mile visibility. the reporting stations doing okay. we should have total sunshine and high clouds by about noon today. more cloud cover, a little more sunshine along the coast. 54 at half moon bay at san francisco, 61 in san jose. already 67 in san ramon. we'll be in the 90s [ cheers and

we will check and lied to the stamford florida courtroom when we return in just two minutes. [ glennonebarger ] we are a family farm. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ (male announcer) live from the bay area here is your kron 4 news >> good morning, top stories we're following this friday july 12th, oakland police giving an update on the low patient of a missing toddler. we will tell you about what we have learned. >> you can see deplaned moving, being towed. when can we expect to see the air way it runways back to normal. >> we are starting off a live look behind me from the san mateo bridge. it is gray out there, very overcast. it will burn off into the early afternoon. high clouds and sunshine later on today. tem

. ♪ the stamford festival is an will swing and now until august.e wide range of performers and styles that comprise the landscape of contemporary jazz. take out the entire spectrum of jazz, mixing john rose, generations, and great geographical origins. the festival is running now in and on a high note on saturday, august and featuring afro-cuban jazz, pianist chucho valdes with his quintet. the seg72nd marin county fair celebrates school's role in san rafael this weekend. felkins and the legacy and future of marin a vibrant educational community along with all the traditional fare favorites, exciting competitions and attractions featuring an education team. the marin county fair is saturday and sunday from 11 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. adult tickets are $16 and children ages through four through 12 and seniors are $14. >> 9:45 a.m. and here is janu. >> thought this morning a little dense along the coastal area. we will not see the triple digit heat. as much as 20 degrees cooler inland. cooler temperatures also be pretty breezy through out the day. tempera

. >> meanwhile lucille packard children's hospital in stamford, 10 people remain hospitalized with totion and eight in either fair or good condition. stanford was one of in nearly a dozen bay area hospitals treating victims of the crash. >> we are setting up the microphone, this lab at 10:00 this morning. it will be run by the first responders, the sampras's the police department and the fire department. they have been training for years hoping it would never have to use this but on saturday at 1130 all of that training went into affect. this she said everyone brought their eight game. there's also a lingering question involving the 16 year-old girl. two died total but one of them, it was a question of whether or not she died because of the plane crash or whether or not she was run over by one of the emergency responders on the way to the airplane. we will ask that question once the news conference takes place which we will carry free live on our comcast channel 193. >> stay with kron4 as we continue to bring you the latest on the information of the airplane crash at s f o. there will

the center is the main supplier to stamford hospital and the lucille packard children's hospital wererash survivors were taken. according to the blood center, the crash occurred when supplies were already low following the fourth of july holiday. all blood types will be accepted. stay with kron4 as we continue during the latest information with a deadly plane crash as at all. we'll bring that the live on our 247 bay area news channel comcast 193 as well as our web site kron4 .com and facebook and twitter pages. >> is vessel traffic alert advisory has been issued here the left and right lanes are blocked. two vehicles were reportedly overturned at this accident at the geneva. 280 northbound, traffic backed up all the way to the highway one junction with interstate 280 at the south end of daly city. an accident northbound and mountain view creating enough of the visua hazard in the southbound direction that it is backed up to university avenue and the dumbarton bridge connection. the northbound ride is backed up to highway 237, even affecting the 237 westbound ride. >> today is expected

in hollywood, florida, stamford, connecticut, all over within. >> and how do you come up with the designhe design this year? >> i would say yes. this year our technology, what we're doing is we have what we call our patented pixel burst shells and what they are is a shell with a microcomputer in it which allows us to get 1/100 of a second. now, when you have a shell that is that precise you can do a lot of different designs. you can make patterns in the sky. people always ask us can you put my name in the sky? >> yeah. >> now we can do that. >> how expensive is all of this? >> there's all different types of budgets. we classify our programs by classes, city class, state class, national and world. our world classes, of course, are the most expensive of our programs, and they have designer shells, the computer chip-type fireworks where we told you where we can do these designs, and, you know, it starts anywhere from like 7,500 and the sky's the limit. >> fantastic. donna, great to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. happy july 4th holiday. we'll looking at your des

women in stamford who had chest pains. they thought it was a heart attack and did not have one. you want to put her on her own. another patient who fell down on her backyard and broke her nose and had cuts on her face, you want to put her on her own. i think, again, even if it is collective knee surgery, there has to be controls because you do not have the free markets you have for lasix surgery. >> we have it in undocumented care. >> you ask the people who provide the healthcar, they will be the first to tell you those people are underserved. they are driven deeper into poverty and are not getting the equivalent healthcare other people would get. >> i do not want to put people on the rh?ne. the average working person in this country who has a family and is fortunate enough to have health insurance, is putting about 25 to $30,000 a year into our health care system directly through taxes and their premiums. if a catastrophic care system costs $3000 a person, that means that prison is on the rh?ne on $10,000 a year. we have got to get some idea of the scope of money. the $2.7 tril

women in stamford who had chest pains. they thought it was a heart attack and did not have one.r own. another patient who fell down on her backyard and broke her nose and had cuts on her face, you ant to put her on her own. i think, again, even if it is collective knee surgery, there has to be controls because you do not have the free markets you have for lasix surgery. >> we have it in undocumented are. >> you ask the people who provide the healthcar, they will be the first to tell you those people are underserved. they are driven deeper into poverty and are not getting the equivalent healthcare other people would get. >> i do not want to put people on their own. the average working person in this country who has a family and is fortunate enough to have health insurance, is putting about 25 to $30,000 a year into our health care system directly through taxes and their premiums. if a catastrophic care system costs $3000 a person, that means that prison is on the rhône on $10,000 a year. we have got to get some idea of the scope of money. the $2.7 trillion we will spend on health

it's an honor and privilege to be part of this important conversation at stamford. would like to thank you all for coming. youuld like to speak with for a few minutes tonight on the link between violence and severe mental illness, gun violence and mental illness. my slides are automatically advancing. sorry about that. in the context of the other causes of violence in our society, with such an understanding and what it might imply for it to be both more effect than fair in terms of reducing gun violence but also avoiding and reinforcing the stigma that goes with the unfortunate understanding or belief in the public mind that all people with mental illness are dangerous. it is because of a great deal of stigma and social rejection. how do we think about balancing these important concerns, safety on the one hand they are the civil rights on the other? i would like to start by putting this in a big picture is. quickly all, let me acknowledge some of the sponsors of the research i will presenting to you this evening. the national institute of mental health, the national

this company started in stamford, connecticut, started just a couple of years ago.in their chubby shorts. looking very sharp. >> why aren't you wearing them? >> later today, i'll be wearing them on the beach. >> is this a bathing suit? >> you can wear them in the water, why not? >> let's talk jewelry. >> dog ear jewelry, made in california. really good way to show state pride because they've got all the little state necklaces there. nothing more than $50. so nice price point. >> stetson hats? >> the iconic, known for cowboy hats. of course, made in texas. started in 1865. a lot of people don't realize they make a lot of other things as well. they make cologne, glasses, shirts, and these sweet fedoras. >> you like a man in one of these? >> i do actually. >> better if i put it on. >> new balance shoes. most people don't realize this, they're made in the u.s. too. i love these. i wear them around the house. they're more comfortable than my house slippers, which i guarantee aren't made in the u.s. >> they're the most comfortable sneaker. >> they're fantastic. about $160

you have to set size lake google -- you have this in areas like google in stamford. you have those coming together and learning each other and integrating into the work bus -- workplace. they get to be a part of that community. they are coming out those shadows. they have the highest scorecard of immigrant immigration. recentve a lot of immigrants. panelists.thank our they left us with these important concepts. this was totally unplanned. they do not talk to each other. these are the things that are important when we think about immigrants and immigration policy going forward. thank you for being here. thank you for being here with us. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] the house gavels in back in to watch on six goals including when dealing with the information sharing. week, the house will consider the 2014 defense department budget. regulations and the other on epa rules. watch coverage here on c-span. they are going to decide how to handle amendments to the bill. political ri