tao... hmm? what do you know about ninjas? what? i'm asian-american. i'm supposed to be an expert on ninjas? uh, yeah. okay, in japanese lore, the ninja is a warrior trained in unconventional martial arts. weapons include the throwing star, the ninjaken -- a short sword. chief? chief, i got texas on the line. oh, thank you, sergeant. put them on speakerphone, please. detective curt landry, el paso, p.d. to whom am i speaking? detective landry, this is deputy chief brenda leigh johnson, l.a.p.d. major crimes. sorry to bother y'all so early in the morning. i imagine it's an earlier morning where you are, ma'am. what can i do for you? uh, detective, we are investigating a murder, and it seems that the car our suspect used may have been purchased in el paso. is that so? what's this homicide about? a young woman was stabbed between 25 and 30 times last evening around midnight. we haven't ruled out the husband yet as a suspect, but -- this killer -- was he left-handed? uh, actually, sir, we believe he was. any chance he was dressed all in black like one of t

. >> and it was called sapa tao. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. so dance to the sound of a violin or the guitar is one of the unique forms of perare you vaifian dance and brought with the african slave trade in the 16th century. the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish)

across the atlantic, the tao at this hour trading up very slightly -- the tao -- the dow at this hour trading up very slightly. the trial resumed in munich a -- beate zschape. >> 10 people died between 2000 and 2007. the court was set today to hear from one of the defendants, who is accused of helping the killers. >> this man, a suspected neo- nazi, could be a key witness in the trial. he confessed to police that he delivered a gun to the suspects on behalf of his co-accused. he is also accused of supplying them with identity documents. but there are doubts about whether that is the whole story. he has refused to reveal more. that has been badly received by lawyers representing the victims. >> it appears, for instance, that she was with him once and alone indeed, and we would really like to know what happened there. i'm surprised that such an important visit was not mentioned at all. >> that information could damage the defendant, but for now at least, the witness is keeping quiet. >> probing him is the job of the court. of course, it tries to encourage defendants to reveal more, but

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southwestern wind gusts creating high fire dangers up to la tao or reno. looking ahead, beyond tochl, low moves out of here, high pressure starts to build n wind switches direction becoming a off shore flow. it's down sloping weather so. coastal spots going to get warm beginning friday continuing throughout the weekend. tomorrow morning patchy fog around the region. low 50s to low 60s for starters. in afternoon in the south bay 79 in san jose. 83 loss gato, 78 sunnyvale. mild day. 72 millbrae. 80 los altos, mid to upper 60s coastside. 70 degrees, 66 sunset district. you'll have a sea breeze mid-60s north bay you're going to see temperatures 60s coastside but not a lot of change for the rest of the region in the 80s. 85 santa rosa. 71 sausalito. sunshine in the east bay. inland spots a little bit above average. 84 pleasanton. a look at the accu-weather forecast we'll feature summer heat friday. we'll see warming mid-70s coastside. mid-90s inland turning up heat more by saturday, sunday. upper 90s inland. mid 70 as long the coast. temperatures backing off a

from tao t the years, 11 months, and seven days. >> not all the organizations are pleased about the toboggan run. filed a suit against themany project, which temporarily halted the construction. the project could go on, despite concerns for the environment. >> the potentialffects on the surrounding nature preserves were not examined. we consider that a huge flaw in the investigation, a huge deciency. that's why we are continuing to call for this summer bobsled run to be dismantled as soon as possible. >> back to the cable car -- it was also criticized by unesco. to b honest, it really protrudes on the world heritage site. it was supposed to be taken down after the hosting of the federal quarter culture show in 2011. >> now five years on, we see that the cable car is incredibly popular and obviously, no one wants to set the entire population against them. >> the toboggan run has also proved to be a highly popular attraction, so what is the solution? show the world hitage status be taken away? it would not be the first time in germany. in 2009, unesco revoked the status of the valley over the

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can provide pictures of ameloy beta, but no one had developed technologies to capture the proteins taoa team of japan's national institute of radiological sciences developed a drug that combines exclusively with tau. it emits low levels of red yags. the researchers injected it into a patient's brain, then saw pictures of the protein. they say their findings could have doctors diagnose the disease earlier and help patients avoid developing some symptoms. >>> executives of a jab knees railway company have unveiled final plans for their next generation super speed train. the magnetically levitated will travel up to 500 kilometers per hour. central japan railway company made the announcement. he disclosed the route and stations. the train will connect tokyo and nagoya, a city in central japan. both terminals will be built deep under ground and there will be four stations between the cities. workers will dig new tunnels through the mountains. the service will link the two cities in 40 minutes. that's about one hour less than the bullet train. railway executives plan to eventually extinned t

demand to carry that fight to constitutional level so we wanted to get the right space ordinance on the taorant where everybody would vote it well the selectmen again said no we're not going to do it and you know this is a majority of citizens there the who elected these people so they said no we're not going to do it so they refuse the citizens petition they refused to allow the citizens to the order that they gave to their own select right so there's a loophole in the law which laurie about where we can call our own tell me to hire a coach when i'll be shown the water rights of all the government did i did. at this time although think they were about to go weren't so indicate by raising a reality with one. hundred and fourteen votes to sixty six the women won the day for water as a fundamental right and against nestle. to shapley neighboring new field noted likewise. the wildlife preserve will remain untouched. by anybody the reason why we're here today is to celebrate our victory our awesome victory in the new field and shafiq thanks thank you really was a whole grassroots activity and i

. >> lemonade, front porch fan, suck it up and enjoy it tao. >> the last day. >> not the last day but there's not many left. it's humid out there and good morning, everyone. across the country warm conditions if not record-breaking heat continues. yesterday record high of 96 in cleveland. as i mentioned yesterday some schools did let out early across areas of the midwest and ohio valley because if they don't have ac, don't want to be in a school 96 degrees with no ac. when you get dew points in the 70s that's almost oppressive from d.c. to philly to new york to the southeast it doesn't feel comfortable out there. you're going to sweat if you're a sweater out there today. there is relief on the way. hot weather dominates the lower 48 but as we head towards the upcoming weekend all of that hot air is replaced by cool canadian air for everyone from the great lakes, ohio valley and northeast but not so much on the west coast so today a forecast. any travel trouble may be thunderstorm chicago this morning, detroit this afternoon and also just watching my computer just updated from the nati

performing their jobs but will provide an overall safety arch that's right this truck is holing up on tao's driveways to deliver it warrants so if you have a warrant out for your arrest this vehicle could be the one to reach you at your home and texas is not alone one city in tennessee and ohio state university have also got their hands on their very own military grade armored s.u.v.s now obviously they are not being widely used in the u.s. the military itself has twenty four thousand in wraps many of which by the way will be locked in warehouses to collect dust or will be broken down into parts if they are not bought so at least we are getting some use out of a few of those though i doubt that designers thought that these machines would one day come back home to be used on american civilians and that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america and don't forget to check out the latest and greatest stories that we cover today and a few that we just did not have time to get to our to dot com slash usa follow me on twitter at meghan unde

it's going to take a while ifhie you are going to try to tao that.f you are in the market for a a new iphone there are choices. some other differences of thencs prots deesor which soon a7 which a motion cressor in the 5s. >> oooh. >> and a i6 until the 5c. the 5s should be faster. i'll take that.ake >> the 5c has eight mega pixel came rand upgraded flash called true tone. kit take slow motion video which is kind of fun. >> why do you need the slow mo. >> there's the touch i.d. finger print center. that unloves the phone and authenticates apps. you notice i said optional. i like it but it freeks me out a little bit. >> now apple knows my fingerprints. >> oh, yeah, i like that. >> you commit a crime and they d are going to know who you are. >> don't commit a crime and don't fall asleep. asl >> okay. now the 5:s starting at 199 and the 5c99 and the 4s is free now. if you have an iphone four or later model, ipad 2 you can download the new operating system. the ios7. it's free. you'll find the systems on your phone. okay. >> it'sphon got simpified setti.

your highest self is where you begin to recognize your connection to your source, to the tao, to the divine, to god. there were three very important teachings that came to me before i put this program together and before i wrote wishes fulfilled. the first was a, a book by a man named u. s. andersen, u. s. andersen, passed away in 1986, a very profound teacher. and he wrote a book called three magic words, which i have had people tell me you must read. so it's, it's fairly heavy reading but the kind of reading that i love. and there's 12 chapters in the book, and you get to the 12th chapter, and you keep waiting for the three magic words because he doesn't say what they are. and at the end of each chapter, there's a meditation. and in this meditation, you practice and put into the awareness within yourself of recognizing the highest place within yourself. and ultimately, at the very end, he said these words, chapter 12, the very end of it. it's called the veil removed. this is the ineffable secret, the ultimate illumination, the key to peace and power. you are god. those are the thre

i don't think anybody becomes a romantic about it probably until the taos painters arrive. >> startingatch the spiritual groove, every kind of utopian dreamer, eccentric, new ager, they all came here in search of whatever. mmm, chilies. >> all right. thank you very much. >> that's level three. >> yes, sir. >> all right. we will be careful. indeed. >> new mexican chilies come in two varieies -- red or green. >> that's, by the way, the state question in new mexico. >> red or green. >> red or green. >> ordinarily, i like green. it's like yankees or mets. you've got to pick one. this green, however, is not ordinary green. >> my face is burning off. >> this? this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def-con one, two, three. >> it's a slow roll, too. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing to do but wait it out. i believe they use these same peppers in pepper spray. >> or repelling grizzly bears. if that tells you anything. >> yeah. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems s

rotational acceleration is proportional to torque, and i write a "t" like that, it's a greek letter, "tao." why we do that is because in advanced physics books, you get those symbols, and we might as well all talk the same language. so all we're saying now is if you want something to rotationally accelerate, you apply a torque to it. remember the torque will make things spin, a twisting force and that's all we are saying here. but remember something else too that how much acceleration you get depended not only on force but something else. and see if your neighbor doesn't know what the something else is. not only how hard you push, but da-da-la-la-la-la-la. check your neighbor "a". how many say it begins with an "m"? all right, let me give you a hint. rhymes, it starts with "m" ends with... [laughter] what is it gang? mass, mass. you hear me? okay, come on, we know that. come on, don't be shy. in fact, if we put the correct units in, we can say acceleration is equal to those two. it's equal to the ratio of force to mass. we talked about this before. now we're talking about something analog

shi tao was arrested in 2004 for e-mailing a government document massacre.where he was jailed after yahooned over his account information to chinese authorities. yahoo! later reached a settlement with his family. front of gathered in the white house friday for the force-feeding of an activist who has been on hunger strike for over two months. has staged the fast in solidarity with hunger strikes at guantÁnamo bay, which is ongoing in the california prison system, which ended just last week. on friday, he was force fed through a nasal tube as demonstrators looked on. he urged president obama to either release guantÁnamo bay prisoners were and their force- feeding. a death row prisoner in arizona has been released on bail after winning a new trial. deborah milk has been over 22 years behind bars after being convicted of ordering the murder of her four-year-old son. she was freed friday after it emerged prosecutors failed to disclose a key witness in her trial. a police officer had a history of misconduct and lying under oath. naacp president been jealous has announced plans to step down at

lost 1 time last season in the championship game but it's a whole new fighting irish team withta monte tao, an no worries because tommy reece is filling in the void, the senior quarterback tossed three touchdown passes against term. the irish pulled away behind reece and his favorite target, t.j. jones who went for 138 yards on the day. six catches, notre dame steam rolling 26 at home. it's good timing to kelly, the eked a new five-year deal for bringing one of the legendary programs back to prominence after leading to the national championship game last season. >> pay attention, dewaun powers, including vernon adams of eastern washington, the eagles tb putting up video game line numbers against oregon state. adams passed for 411 yards, ran for 107 including that go ahead touchdown but it would come down to kicker trevor romaine who was wide right trying to, to tie things up. there you have it, the third time in just this opening week of college football, a team from the fcs has knocked off a ranked fbs team. >> in baseball, a couple of transactions on saturday, former mvp justkin turn eae

. >> tao calculated the last time at. >> 1.4 billion just to come up to the brink in extra borrowing cost os for the united states so there is a cost for even going up to the brink, but what makes the debt limit such a problem is the president said i am not going to negotiate, i will not pick up the phone. republicans on the other hand think the debt limit or some do is their best moment of leverage to get a lot of these other things they want. they are far apart on the shutdown but they are even further apart on the question of the debt limit, so further apart impacts much more grave. >> schieffer: i want to thank all of you for bringing us so much good news. (laughter.). >> schieffer: thank you all for being here and we will be back in a minute. for being here and we will be back in a minute. >> hi, i'm tom steyer. we've been visiting places that tell the keystone xl pipeline story, why it matters whether it's built. like port arthur, where the oil would be shipped to countries like china. mayflower -- where a burst pipeline coated the streets in oil. out west, where clean energy i

million people have used the tse is expedited screening program called project senses starting to taos and 113 by the end of the year, the program will go from 40 to 100 airports. it costs $85 for five years and requires u.s. citizens to verify their identity, undergo a background check and providing a print ad in rome and center. more of the nation's air j.p. morgan is getting out of the student loan business. starting october 12th the new york bank will no longer accept applications first protestant and loans. car loans and loans of life or before october 12th will not be affected. a spokeswoman says the bank no longer sees a " meaningful growth " in the student loan market, as more students and families are turning directly to government loans over the past five years. the one it pays to be on a hit tv comedy. for the second year and a row, so feel for kara --sofia vergara tops forbes magazine's list of the highest paid tv actresses. she earned about $30 million last year. a big chunk comes from her role on " modern family " but she also has several endorsement deals. kaley cuoco of

i think richmond is more like downtown baltimore and taos, right in it's the difference between a blighted older area that no longer -- you know, you can't even get a loan there because of -- and the new, the brand new suburb where even wants to live who can. and that kind of segregation, that kind of spatial segregation occurred in the postwar period and all over the country. not just in the south. you had a question back there. >> what's your next project? >> well, i'm writing a book about a guy who was american -- russian-american by the name of boris, and he was in on this manhattan project security from the ground up, but before that he had fought in the russian civil war on the side of the monarchists. he was an old tsarist, pretty anti-semitic, very much anti-communist. and so he get into the manhattan project security, and he's the guy who's hounding robert oppenheimer and all of oppenheimer's students because 24er7 all from east european stock and he was sure they were going to sell the bomb or give the bomb to the soviets. so he goes with the american army to europe for the liber

flooding on the bottom floor of the ballpark that sent the seattle mariners and a scrambling around in taosand headed for higher ground and oakland raiders' locker room. >>anny: today could be a last day at work. that is if you're lucky enough to when the power bob tried tonight. kron4's will tran is of a burly game to tell us how big the jackpot is. >> we told you about the power ball. you need every penny of it because gas prices are climbing as well. $4.13 at this location. about $4 around the bay area approximately. but the odds of u.n. aid obviously very high. one in 175,000,003 it but some people who play with the got say eventually if this keeps up someone is bound to wind. it might as well be me. the defense on hundred and 75 million. >>anny: we look forward to that. banks will. -just thanks will. time now is 438. we will be back with a look at your market numbers prin. and >>darya: welcome back. time now is 440. future trading shows all three indexes and a positive. stocks rose yesterday with investors apparently willing to wait and see what course the federal reserve decides to ta

we were all connected, that we call the creative source of the universe, the divine mind, god, the tao, whatever you might want it to be, that it will begin to offer you experiences that match up to what it is that you are feeling, so your body responds to what it is you place into your subconscious mind. you have to retrain it, because 53 years later, here i am, dit dah-di-di-dah di-dit dah. it's like, it's there, but that's innocuous. that's not, that's not going to hurt anything. but if i've programmed into my subconscious mind feelings of, poor me, i can't do anything about my life, other people are responsible for the reason why i can't get myself happy and healthy and, and so on, if i, if i live with that kind of consciousness within me, you're going around feeling it all the time. your feelings, your feelings create the destiny that you want. if this assumption is persisted in until it becomes your dominant feeling, the attainment of your ideal is absolutely inevitable. and what's the paramount feeling that you want to have? the feeling of, exactly, the feeling of love. love is

. >>> it's a busy taos after the labor day weekend. you can see traffic cueing up. it's busy. drier air is moving in the bay area for your tuesday. that will lead to a nice -- lead to a nice day for most of us. ♪ five ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong ♪ any any any ♪ five ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong [ male announcer ] footlong nation rejoice! right now at subway, any regular footlong is a $5 footlong, all subtember long! like the subway club, sweet onion chicken teriyaki and even the italian bmt. with tons of $5 footlongs, we need an entire month to celebrate. so hurry in! ♪ at subway it's halloween time and disneyland is ours! going down! boo! with haunted mansion holiday... space mountain ghost galaxy, and wicked fun in both parks, the disneyland resort just got spookier! visit disneyland.com/halloween trick or treat. >>> good morning. looks like the bay bridge. this is the new view that we're going to get used to. this is a look at the toll plaza westbound -- the bridge westbound and eastbound. you can see it's moving along very nicely. there's about a 20-minute delay at the toll plaza. >>> new th

paulsen: i thank the gentleman and the gentleman's comments reflect the interest for all of taos make things in america. how many times have we heard we want to make sure we can make things in this country. this is an example where an american success story should continue and could continue but we're punishing this industry. i want to take a second to introduce a new leader, someone who wants to speak briefly on his issue, mr. vaughn of oklahoma -- mr. mullin of oklahoma. mr. mullin: thank you for this opportunity to rise up in opposition against this horrible tax. this is an opportunity we have to work with our colleagues on the other side of the aisle and these days that doesn't seem like it happen taos often. i do rise in support of repealing the medical device tax put in effect by obamacare. we've seen time and time again how this mandate is wreaking havoc on individuals and businesses' security and pocketbooks. yet we're talking about how it's going to cost taxpayers jobs and hard earned moneys. dentists throughout my district voiced their concern with this tax and how it's goin

this information will help taos better focus our scare resources on what works. as the committee conducts its review process, we'll be looking to ensure that the department is making smarter acquisition decisions, developing even more agile and capable work force and improving its financial management systems. this review will also look at how we can strengthen the defenses of our homeland against very sophisticated and highly agile threats. one of the most important things we can do to improve homeland security is to come together to pass cybersecurity legislation either in pieces or together as a comprehensive approach for our country. the threat is too great and the consequences of inaction are too severe to do nothing. enacting a thoughtful, comprehensive cybersecurity policy has not been easy, as we know. but we have a shared responsibility, both democrats an republicans, house and senate, government and industry, to get this legislation across the goal line and into the end zone, hopefully this year. we already saw many of the different parties come togethe

taos engaging -- tuesday engaging, present, corrected.hurried appearing stress. >> reporter: the shooting has called for renewed calls for stricter gun control laws and for re-evaluating security at military installations. happening right now, defense secretary chuck hagel holding a press conference at the department of defense. he's talking about the fact one of the things he said there will be more information that comes to light about what happened. what went wrong and what he said what must be fixed. he said the most important thing is doing everything possible to make sure this does not happen again. tori? >> thank you. >>> 8:36. right now, parents of children killed in the newton, connecticut school shooting are just half a mile away from that navy yard. newtown parents are meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill to mark nine months since 20 first-graders and six educators were gunned downant sandy hook elementary last december. they are frustrated that congress has not passed stricter gun controls. >>> 8:37. if the navy yard gunman

foundation -- hin duh american foundation to -- hindu american foundation to work on issues mportant taosi've co-sponsored h r. 717, reuniting families act, to enable people in the united states to be reunited with family members abroad, co-sponsored house resolution 47 which tchainls postal service to adopt a commemorative holiday. saturday's dinner will have the dinner for the foundation's supporters. i look forward to attending the gala and hearing from my colleague here in the house, ms. gabard of hawaii, the first hindu to be elected to congress. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from indiana seek ecognition 1234? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. walorski: mr. speaker, after 9/11 september became national awareness month. to prepare for disasters and emergencies in their own businesses and communities. recent events such as hurricane sandy, boston marathon bombing, the west texas plant explosion, deadly tornadoes in oklahoma and flooding in my own district reinforced the need for preparedness

there's a lot of concern taos how much is out there, whose got control it and that's what they are trying. >> andrea it's been suggested by a few people within the administration that the russians are equally apprehensive about the chemical weapons falling into the hands of the extremists and rebels as are the americans. what do you know about that? >> reporter: i agree. that's what people here say. that's common sense. that's why putin has even agreed to go so far as to let lavrov negotiate this with kerry. look who might get control of those weapons. they are islamic fundamentalist, al qaeda supported front and others who are very active in the caucuses and chechnya. that's what putin wants the least. they are worried about terrorism. they want control of the chemical weapons. the point here is israel. they announced today kerry is going from here to jerusalem. at first to talk about the middle east peace talks, completely separate thing he couldn't discuss with netanyahu last week or the week before because netanyahu is recovering from surgery. now it's also to update them on syria. is

is effectively an international gun control treaty that will ult pat i -- ultimately force all of taos register our guns an our names and our information into an international database. president obama once again demonstrated his hostility to the constitution, the second amendment and u.s. sovereignty by signing the u.s. arms trade treaty this president is fundamentally an tag that'sic toward both our constitutional right to keep an bear arms and american independence from national bodies. why is the u.n. arms trade treaty so deages? first it's ambiguously worried. its basic terms are not dephoned which permits gun-grabbing u.n. bureaucrats the widest possible interpretive scope. we know the u.n. gun grabbers will interpret this treaty just as loosely as the president interprets the constitution of the united states. second, the arms trade treaty is a direct shot at the second amendment of the constitution. lawful ownership and use of firearms including for self-defense are basic constitutional rights. the treaty does not recognize this. in fact the arms trade treaty, quote, encourages

nd i was able to pass an i was able to pass an ordinance that allowed taos prosecute 1,200 individuals with cruelty to animals. it was animmigrant who came to country who taught me, an american-born citizen, how i can take my craft as an elected official to a level i had never done before. and it's that kind of example that i believe we have example after example after example in this couldn't -- in this country that immigrants who come to to this country, documented or undocumented, seize the opportunity of the atmosphere we created in this great country and they are tremendous contributor, not only to our economy but to good legislation and making our communities a better place. and now i'd like to invite to speak a few words, congressman joe garcia of florida, to share what his perspective on comprehensive immigration reform means to this country and why it's so important to our great nation. congressman garcia. mr. garcia: thank you, mr. cardenas. mr. speaker, i have the great opportunity to come from a community that in large part is built by immigrants. i am a son of refugees to

this information will help taos better focus our scare resources on what works. as the committee conducts its review process, we'll be looking to ensure that the department is making smarter acquisition decisions, developing even more agile and capable work force and improving its financial management systems. this review will also look at how we can strengthen the defenses of our homeland against very sophisticated and highly agile threats. one of the most important things we can do to improve homeland security is to come together to pass cybersecurity legislation either in pieces or together as a comprehensive approach for our country. the threat is too great and the consequences of inaction are too severe to do nothing. enacting a thoughtful, comprehensive cybersecurity policy has not been easy, as we know. but we have a shared responsibility, both democrats an republicans, house and senate, government and industry, to get this legislation across the goal line and into the end zone, hopefully this year. we already saw many of the different parties come togethe

certain days which can be as high as $60 billion he said if that happens it would be impossible for the taos meet all its only gailingses for the first time in history -- its obligations for the first time in history. republicans plan to tie the increase in the debt ceiling to a broad republican wish list, including delaying the health care law for a year. the house is expected back in in about 45 minutes from now at 5:00 eastern. they'll debate four bills, including one dealing with the national helium reserve. this evening, debate between the candidates between -- the candidates for virginia's next governor. republican attorney general ken cuccinell and democratic candidate terry mcauliffe debate in fairfax, virginia, moderated by nbc's chuck todd live coverage will begin at k p.m. eastern on c-span3. the senate vote unanimously to pass house legislation to defund the health care law and fund the government through december 15. this sets the stage for the amendment to remove the language that defunds the health care law. this after senator ted cruz spoke for more than 21 hours on the floor

majority of this house feels strongly about and then we'll wait and see what the senate sends back taos my guess is at the end of the day, you never know what's going to happen over there. maybe i won't make a guess, we'll just let them see what comes back. i want to give my friends over there the opportunity to carry this fight. with that, if i have any time left, let me give toyota my friend. mr. van hollen: i want to point out, in a new congress all the legislation considered the previous congress goes away and in this congress we have not had one concrete proposal from our republican colleagues. mr. cole: reclaiming my time. after you turned us down twice, we think you're an awfully hard sell. i didn't yield any further time. the senate is also a difficult sell on this. let's move and do the c.r., sit down in the next 75 days -- days, i think we have an opportunity to come to a large deal to deal with sequester, we could deal with the long-term deficit we know is a huge problem for us and we could move forward i hope in a bipartisan manner. this is our opportunity to do it. let's pa