curator of the museum of the house on the embankment knows all of the legends surrounding the house and the real events in its history. in one way or another happy and a joyous event concerning its stem from the grim past of this place. the bright side of it is their return of people from prison camps one of them was the mother of your interest and of my late husband god rest his soul at the gate has given this house its name by writing a great book about it that his mother came back alive is a miracle and a great joy. the status of the houses tenants underwent a gradual change towards the end of the one nine hundred forty s. now communist and other top most officials were not the only inhabitants of the house world war two heroes and prominent scientists created a new atmosphere there. for the war they were found. but when the war was over they were in a state of decay. because of public pressure the fountains were replaced. there was a volleyball net about five meters. and there were also two professional volleyball players living in the house at the time a minister not together a cut

has spent a lifetime house across. the postcard from. the big grey house itself. to me. to say just don't you think it's something quite out of the ordinary. i'm sick and tired of it but it's my. grandfather alexander in the one thousand. he held the post of food minister in a country that had gone through the upheavals of revolution and civil war a person responsible for food supplies was almost as important as all the law makers put together. instantly complied with special paramilitary groups made the rounds of villages to. serve as a result many of them to starvation. very extensive. executions without. they had to by providing. adequate supply of. alexander to save the country's scientific and industrial potential by preventing the urban population from starving around about the same time stalin came up with a costly project. to build a big apartment house with all modern conveniences for the country's ruling elite given to the architect. a graduate of the italian academy of fine arts. that was the first add up project. a city within a city down to only western as we

no outsiders into the house. sometimes took advantage of the situation by seeking safe haven in the house from all sorts of unpleasant situations with. parents had no worries about their children they knew their kids were under constant observation but. under total control that made the job of the special security units easier the repression machine was gaining momentum in the soviet union in the late one nine hundred thirty s. time five hundred five families occupied five hundred five apartments in the complex three hundred eight of them were repressed in one nine hundred thirty seven . such cars were commonly known as black ravens they're believed to have been used to take people to present. the detainee was bundled into a car where he sent between two men in the special security force said eunice means the detainee was guarded by two special services officers and the driver of the car had no room for. the raven in russia was considered to be a bird who brought on happiness that's why people called the car a bla

of the house is requested. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. dreier: madam speaker, i offer a privileged concurrent resolution and ask for its immediate considering. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the concurrent resolution. the clerk: house concurrent resolution 1, resolved that pursuant to clause 4, section 5 of the united states constitution in the 112th congress the speaker of the house and squorte leader of the senate or their respective designees acting jointly after consultation with the minority leader of the house and the minority leader of the senate may notify the members of the house and senate respectively to assemble at a place outside the district of columbia if, in their opinion, the public interest shall warrant it. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> i ask unanimous consent

i am responsible for the designing of the house. i came up with the measure met -- what the measure met with the previous group of elevation. i came up with an overall height from the first floor to the top most of the front wall, which is 23 foot 9 inches, 33 foot 3 inches. iand then with regards what the house built, i came up with a measurement to the first floor, the main roof parapet, which is 24 feet 4 inches, which is the difference is 1 foot 1 inches. thank you. president miguel: thank you. additional speakers in favor of the private sponsor? if not, the d.r. requestor has two minutes for rebuttal. >> i'm done. president miguel: project sponsor has two minutes. >> we depend on the experts to help us measure the property because we did not know what is right, what is wrong. all we understand it is we got approved for 25 feet 6 inches, and it is actually 25 feet 11 inches, so we ask that you approve the 5 inches difference. for the windows, we ask you to approve whatever we have. we thank you very much. president miguel: thank

opposite side of that coin, where do you see the senate and the house maybe butting heads? >> that's an interesting question. you know, the senate and the housework together, at least on the commerce committees, more than in many other committees on each side of the aisle. you know, the telecom world tends to be small and people tend to know each other. so, you know, a lot of the disagreement that you see, even though you see opposing letters being sent and that kind of thing, actually when that's going on, sometimes there are talks going on behind the scenes as well. so certainly you're going to see it, of course, on that neutrality, the way that the d's aned r's are divided. i'm sure you'll fine it over issues like reform and that sort of thing, too. but we'll see. again, over these consumer issues, you know, like privacy, you're apt to see, you know, a bit more coming together and also on issues, like i said in the blog, where there are money issues, where it looks like money can come into the treasury. you're going to see a lot of cooperation from a lot o

the house will be in order. [gavel] the clark recognizes the gentman from the great state of texas, mr. henson. >> madam clark, every congress represents a sacred responsibility to write a new and greater chapter in our republic's history. the providence or destiny, a unique man of uniquely american values is now called to lead this effort. at that time when far too many of our countrymen remain unemployed, a former small businessman will leave the house to pass policy to encourage job creation. at that time when all agree our nation is on an unsustainable fiscal course, a fiscal reformer will ensure that this house never mortgages the torch of liberty in order to pay our debts. at a time when too many doubts that their children can enjoy a brighter future in our country, he has lived the american dream and well protected for our posterity like few others before him. this proud son of ohio, one of 12 children born into a working- class family, has waited tables, multifloras, tended bar, or construction, worked hi

the house is a comfortably design house. i think there is nothing one could qualify that is subject, anyway. unless an the other commissioners have any feeling that the buccaneers or debts -- or? proposed for the rear yard -- have the feeling that the balcony'ies ories or decks are t appropriate, that would be my motion. commissioner antonini: i am unhappy with the plans. on 4a, there is not a good view of what the front of this is good to look like. there is no detailing as to materials or colors. i think that is something we should have in our reports, because once it is approved we want to note how it is being done and the quality of the construction. i have that same picture, and it is not clear what they are doing. with the plans, the lower floor, you have a family room, a bedroom, and a garage. you have sliding doors that go outside. i assume you can access that lower floor without having to go to the rest of the house. is that true? >> you cannot have direct street access to the garage through the family room. that is

my colleagues elected me to be speaker of the house, the entire house. respectful of the vision of our founders, expectation of our people and the great challenges that we face. we have an obligation to reach beyond partisanship to work for all americans. [applause] let us stand together to move our country forward, seeking common ground for the common good. we have made history. now let us make progress for the american people. [applause] may god bless our work in may god bless america. [applause] [applause] before we move forward, because there are so many children so many asked me if they could touch the gavel. i wanted to invite as many of them to come join me up here. i know my own grandchildren will. let's hear it for the children. we are here for the children. [applause] [laughter] [applause] >> applaud these children again. [applause] for these children, our children and all of america's children, the house will come to order. [applause] i am now ready to take the oath of office from the dean of the congress of the united states. i also want to ac

in the house? >> i think fiscal conservative, all the fiscal conservatives coming in at one time and coming in to a group like ourselves who really want that aid and help, giving us a majority of the majority that cares about reducing waste, and reducing spending, it's great. >> chris: congressman issa, congressman upton, thank you both so much for coming in on this holiday weekend. and we're going to be following all the action in the house this year. >> we look forward to it. >> chris: you'll be busy. thank you. up next, how will tea party candidates govern as new members of congress? we'll talk with two of them when we come right back. [ male announcer how can rice production in india affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request

in the house joe barton has been outspoken on the need for privacy legislation. who do you see sort of stepping up to the plate in the house, who do you see stepping up to the plate on that issue in the senate? >> guest: ing i think in the house they'll take a measured view and hold some hearings. there's somewhat of a difference in approach to privacy, so i don't think you're going to see anyone initially jumping into that and leading the banner and saying this is a priority. perhaps looking at it in this a more measured approach. >> host: do you see bobby rush's bill being at all a starting point in the house? and he may very well be the ranking member on the telecom subcommittee. >> guest: i think there'll be discussions on that, but i don't see verbatim that bill being the vehicle that one of the republican p member introduces. >> host: okay. >> guest: i think that the boucher-sterns bill that was, you know, the discussion draft was issued during the last congress. i think that that could serve as a basis, and i think that that bill combined with mr. rush's b

currently, the house is 787 square feet. their proposal, after twice going through the design review, is still proposed at 2151 square feet. we are a row of houses that were built right after world war ii, all identical in a row. these homes have been owned by the same families since the 1950's and i understand their desire to build and i'm not against their desire to build, it's just the size they want to build. the hillside behind the house is steepest at the top of the hill and tapers off as it goes down the hill. i am the third house on the block and the hillside is very steep behind me and the level part of my yard that is usable is only 24.5 feet and their proposal is for a 15-foot addition plus a three-foot stairwell in the back, essentially 18 out of my 24 square feet. it's going to be three stories and later they're contemplating putting solar panels above the third floor which would totally dwarf my house and leave me in -- without sun light and no natural daylight into my home. i'm not proceeds -- opposed to their

that is the way the house looks now. that is the way the house looks now. she does not even realize what she is looking at. i am sorry, but it is true. we have a look into alternatives. can you see these? i talked to the department of public works. we talked about encroachment. they said that there is not a chance you can do it. there is not a chance it can be done. the size of the property, in good building areas of some of this land, this property is very similar in size to many of these. i think that is it. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner. >> thank you. i do not find it unusual, extraordinary circumstances for the following reasons. i do not see any significant impact to any of the neighbors. we have the huge mid-blocked open space. most of the neighbors are quite some distance beyond or across from the mid space from the proposed rewrite edition. --rear addition. you can see that the deaths of therear addition is about the same depth as all of the other structures. i do not feel that is an intrusion. there is no visual change to the historic facade

we did not know a lot about the house. we met once with the architect, but and voice our concerns, and it never heard any more about any changes that might be able to be made in the plan. i also want to say that i mentioned i am a fourth generation native san franciscan. my great-grandmother was born here in 1851. both of my children, i feel fortunate because they both bought houses in the city. i have two grandchildren who are sixth generation natives and it will be growing appear. i think destroying a cottage that has potential historic significance is destroying part of their history. losing my backyard is important to me, but that is personal. losing the historical, cultural asset is important to a lot more people, and i hope you'll consider that. thank you. president olague: is there any additional public comment in support of the d.r.? seeing none, purge -- product sponsor? -- project sponsor? >> i was trying to make a point, like i will appreciate that you did not grant the continuance, because the point i was trying

the rules of the house now. the new majority is going to give -- you have to wait three days for people to be able to read the bill before it's taken up on the house. the point is you might be able to sort of look at a schedule and say, next friday. they wouldn't do it or friday. next tuesday. this bill is going to come up. oh, let's get -- let's bring people into town. let's have a big letter writing campaign. let's have some media coverage. because we're pretty sure -- we're pretty sure based on the way the house works, that we're going to have an opportunity for some -- for some earned media and some attention to our issue. in the senate, who the heck knows? i want to move this bill. well, i don't. okay. we'll do something else. right? you don't have that ability unless you get some kind of an agreement. you really don't have that ability to sort of -- you know, use your ability -- use your tactics. because things just don't work like they might. timing largely on the scheduling. we really don't know. we reall

the house will be in order. [gavel] the clark recognizes the gentleman from the great state of texas, mr. henson. >> madam clark, every congress represents a sacred responsibility to write a new and greater chapter in our republic's history. the providence or destiny, a unique man of uniquely american values is now called to lead this effort. at that time when far too many of our countrymen remain unemployed, a former small businessman will leave the house to pass policy to encourage job creation. at that time when all agree our nation is on an unsustainable fiscal course, a fiscal reformer will ensure that this house never mortgages the torch of liberty in order to pay our debts. at a time when too many doubts that their children can enjoy a brighter future in our country, he has lived the american dream and well protected for our posterity like few others before him. this proud son of ohio, one of 12 children born into a working- class family, has waited tables, multifloras, tended bar, or construction, worked

he was seen at the white house today for a meeting. what would he bring if he were to come in as chief of staff? >> he may be the rob emanuel replacement. you have bill daly. pete row, the interim chief of staff right now who may also be asked to stay on if bill daly doesn't get the job offer. but he was at the white house today all signs pointed to a bill daly chief of staff. and this is saying to the president, these next two years are drnts than the first two years. the first two years were getting legislation through the hill. now it's about the implementation of those policies and a better selling and communicating of them to the american people. that's the one area where the president has said he's fallen down a bit on the job. >> so are these people who are seen as better communicaters or how is that? >> bill daly was in the clinton administration, and al gore's campaign chairman in 2000, and he does have the ability to communicate the message on television, and he takes a strong signal, judy. as you know, the obama presidency an

this is the along north house office building, one of the three house office buildings in the capital complex. earlier today, visitors have been by but throughout the weekend, dropping off their condolences to the staff and office of gabrielle giffords. we will continue to take your reaction to the shootings over the weekend. your phone calls and your facebook buddies, your twitter comments as well. here are the phone numbers. a plan for the next hour is to take your phone calls and show comments from elsewhere with a reminder that the schedule so far today looks like at 11:00, we will take you live to the white house. president obama and mrs. obama are leading a moment of silence for the 14 -- the 20 victims including the six who were killed in the shootings over the weekend at the white house at 11:00 eastern. we will take you there live and it is possible we will see a news conference in tucson at the university medical center. no confirmation yet but if that happens, we will take you there live as well. later this afternoon at 3:45, it is the arizona state of the state speech, the

the house was destroyed last month. e found inside after a gardener stepped on explosive residue and was hurt. authorities said the materials were too dangerous to remove. the home's tenant has pleaded not guilty to bank robbery and making destructive devices. we'll be back with more than just a couple of minutes, let's take a live look to the attention of san jose which is all sluggish now as you can see when 01 north of the american side. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, 9:46 a.m. the shop is one of walnut creek a much better shot last hour, starting to see that fog manning had but still clinging on to still little bit that fog starting to live in some areas we did start of coldest morning finally starting to see temperatures warm slightly off by the afternoon plenty of sunshine dry afternoon. still in the thirties, to the delta, livermore valley, down into the '40's in the seventh big, dense fog advisor a friend is the next 15 minutes with visibility is less than a half mile. visibility is less than half mile

>> to see them playing a prominent role in the house gop agenda? >> absolutely because it's why we agree and this in the senate and house and of course republican and democrat that technology is the growth engine for our economy and our international competitiveness, so i do think it will play quite a big role. clearly the house gop has a set of priorities, health care repeal come so that's going to give of energy and then of course after that is energy but tele-communications is important and because as catherine mentioned, there is a lot of broad agreement on what needs to be done, not quite how to do it but what needs to be done. once you clear through the other issues you are going to see some focus. certainly chairman upton has a track record in the policy and he chaired the subcommittee early on so he understands telecom. he's an early broadcaster and i recently he is one of the few licensed ham operators, amateur radio operators, said he understands spectrum and the importance of it so i think it will become -- it will be a big issue in this

the house will formally elect the new speaker, ohio republican john boehn. republicans will then vote on house rules. on c-span2, the senate will swear in new members and organized for the new session. democratic senator from new mexico is hot -- expected offer of the filibuster change resolution. republicans say they will begin to repeal the health care law. a final vote is scheduled for the 12th. even though the repeal is expected to pass the house, senate democrats say they will not bring it up. in a few moments, all look at proposals to change the new rules for senate filibusters, including remarks by republican senator lamar alexander of tennessee. in about an hour and half, rick scott is one as florida's 45th governor. after that, we will show you the first day of a couple of new sessions of congress, when control of the house change party. you will. nancy pelosi in 2007, and you cambridge from 1995. >> to 112th congress cavils and wednesday with the swearing in the members, the election of a new house maker, and a vote on new rules. watch live starting

is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] are so we can figure out the magnitude of the reductions. i ask for an additional minute. mr. mcgovern: i yield the gentleman an additional one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional one minute. mr. van hollen: we asked them, why don't we have the number? they said, well, we got to wait for c.b.o. we're pleased to hear the new found respect for the c.b.o. numbers, but here's my point. that's going to happen within 24 hours of tomorrow. 24 hours. we could have a budget resolution with the beef, with the numbers so everyone could decide what the ceilings are going to be. no. we g to do it tomorrow. why? state of the unionddress, great press release. now, i've heard my colleagues say they've got to do this because there was noing in place in t house from a budget perspective. well in fact the house last year passed a budget enforcement act. i got it right here. it's got a number in it. it's got a number. like these budget docum

that's not allowed in the house or senate where the cameras are controlled by both the house and senate staff. who sets that and how loose is it? >> well, it's -- i don't think the rules has changed in 20 years but the interpretation of the rules has changed by miles. and what we've always pressed for is access to listening shots which we're careful to describe as reaction shots. the house authorities have been happy to relax and relax so you can actually watch people listening. it sounds unimportant but why it matters, we -- the pictures are dead, you have no sense oaf -- sense of the atmosphere. it's one person reading out loud, could be to nobody, could be to anybody, you have to see the reaction. it's what you expect when you watch any kind of outside broadcast or debate. over time, that -- the house authorities here have realized that actually, they'll get a better hearing if the people see what they're actually doing in a more realistic way. >> how long did it take for them to loosen it up? >> it's been loosened all the time the television has been committed. it probably didn't ha

it's more predictable than other rooms in the house. traveling through the decorated rooms, one finds they are passing through centuries and styles, a course of history from renaissance to neo-classical is revealed throughout the house. the european treasures collected over the years now find their permanent home at vizcaya. the ceiling in the reception room is magnificent from a palazzo in venice. mr. deering sees the ceiling and says "got to have it". the story is that they brought it to this country in 13 section and the artisans who installed it, installed so perfectly there's not a single crack in 90 years. now it doesn't measure correctly for the ceiling in the room as it was designed so chalfin again an opportunity to actually make it better something that is a european masterpiece builds a cove, ah the cove ceiling all about to draw the walls into the ceiling, the unity of the beautiful artwork that it is. >> dominating the living room is a massive 16th century caen stone fireplace from a castle in normandy, france. the ceiling h

gwen: and what is the pushback theory in the white house? >> even with the health care vote they added $230 billion to the deficit. so that was a nice gift. gwen: i think mr. boehner's response was oh, those are funny numbers. >> let's go back to the gingrich era. there is one reason only in washington today that they're the ultimate scorekeeper. it was the showdown of the government in 1999. before that, white house said no, others keep score. one of the long lasting policy victories for republicans, though they lost completely on the politics on that day was to put the c.b.o. dead center. republicans say now c.b.o. numbers don't matter, that's stretching things historically, factly and politically. >> and i think democrats believe there is a bit of political upside in having this health care debate over again in some respects, threat -- at least. the democrats are hoping that republicans look extreme, that they're trying to take away aspects of the hurricane bill that people are ok with. a bigger problem is what if it does pass the house, w

the clerk: house resolution 5, resolved, that the rules of the house of representatives of the 111thcongress, including applicable provisions -- mr. cantor: i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be considered as read and printed in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the reading is dispensed with. the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one hour. for what purpose does the gentleman from -- the gentlewoman from the district of columbia rise? ms. norton: mr. speaker, i rise to offer a motion that is at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the motion. the gentleman from virginia. mr. cantor: i offer a motion. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will first report the gentlelady's motion. then we'll recognize the majority leader. the clerk will report the gentlelady from the district of columbia's motion. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the gentlelady's motion. the clerk: ms. norton moves to refer the resolution toe a select committee of five members to be appointed by the speaker not more than three of whom shall be from t

the family does not live in the house. it's been turned into an apartment complex, which creates the use of cars and parking becomes an issue. so there's one car parking space that you are hearing about is currently occupied by two cars and what's going to happen is couldn't really tell in the pictures but i believe you have the pictures with you is that the gate will not -- the gate and the cars will not fit. so it's just a mathematics problem that these are pictures of two small cars and if you put a gate there, it's not going to work. so we would like it restored to its original -- original view. >> thank you. project sponsor, you have two minutes if you wish. >> i agree with larry, original intent of the permit was there was never supposed to be two cars there and the landscape buffer that was supposed to be there to keep cars within the property is not there now and it needs to be added off the gate that's supposed to be there to screen the cars on the street is not there, and that's part of the permit we're applying f

and nation well for the past 12 years. that'd house republican majority breaks that trust and are returning to the ways of old, no hearings or debate or any discussion on the effects of the proposele rule on transportation and investment. these are steeped in arcane budget rules and many members are not aware of what they're voting on and its consequences. i urge my colleagues to oppose this rules change as do so many contractors. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: madam speaker, at this time, i'd like to yield two minutes to the very distinguished chairman of our transition committee, my friend from hood river, oregon, where walden. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. walden: i wanted to talk briefly about the transition itself and about the -- thank the members of both parties who participated in meaningful ways in our transition. four members of our team were incoming freshmen, we offered depps the opportunity participate both formally and informly, an act of bip

over 400 bills the democratic house passed the not pass in the senate. but politically that strategy didn't work and house democrats were ousted in november. host: bob cusack, how long of a honeymoon will the republicans get in the house? guest: in some ways, i think they are going to have it for at least a couple of months. but in other ways, it depends on how they govern. they are already being criticized for this health care repeal bill hitting the floor next week, for not allow amendments to that measure. they say we are going to repeal the health care bill and that we will have the committee's work and amendments will be allowed as they tried to craft a new health care reform bill at the committee level. democrats and others are criticizing republicans for not allowing amendments. they said they would be more open than democrats. an amendment should be allowed next week, should not be a closed rule on the health care reform bill. in some ways, the honeymoon may be over. the heavy lifting starts today. and i think john boehner -- we wrote a story that

they could have dealt with this before they sold the house, right? >> between the requester and the bank? commissioner lee: yes, the bank could have dealt with this with the city as well. they are also responsible to the city, not just her because they sold her a problem, are they not? is the bank, the previous owner, responsible for taking care of something with the city? can any odor just pass off their problems to the city of knowingly? >> it is the current owner at any time. they are responsible for the property. commissioner murphy: looking at this, the way i see it, the rules were written in december 2009. at that time, the bank of new york own the property. there was no compliance and the case was scheduled for the directors hearing. the notification at that time went to bank of new york. between the time of the notification and the hearing, title was taken to the property. nobody showed up. the order was then issued. in march, the order of abatement was mailed to the bank of new york. the owner claims that mail should have gone to her and not

the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the house will be in order. members, please cease coferingses. members on the aisles, please take seats. members in the back of the room, please take your conversations off the floor. those in the rear of the chamber, please take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. the gentleman from new york. mr. weiner: parliamentary inquiry. on the bill we're going to be considering shortly, the presidential checkoff bill, there's a requirement under the rules that the amendments be printed in the record is that record available? -- printed in the record. is that record available? the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands that the printed record is not yet available. mr. weiner: further inquiry. does the chair have -- does the speaker have any guidance -- guidance on when that record will be available? the speaker pro tempore: the chair does not currently have that information. the question would become ripe when the amendment process begins. mr. weiner: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro te

get cheaper housing. >> what about the lack of affordable housing in the city. contribute to it or foreclosures? >> both contribute to it, especially when you think about family sized housing units and you look at san francisco and oakland, there were not a lot of affordable family sized housing units built over the last several years. a lot of families went for affordable housing over across the bay to richmond, to vallejo and other where there was affordable rental housing. >> tell me about the community land trust? >> community land trust was our response to our partners with the foreclosures crisis. if you go out into east oakland, block after block you see foreclosed vacant properties. so we created community land trust. we were able to get some money from hud through the city of oakland. we're essentially buying houses that are foreclosed, green rehabing them and selling them to families. land trust model we sell to family improvements, the house and garage and underlying real estate so it makes the houses more affordable. >> that is an attractive idea. do

everyone at the white house. we have one focus, and that is making sure that we are duplicating the success of places like thompson creek all across the country. we want this business to grow, we want the economy to grow, and we want put people back to work. and i promise that we will not rest until we have fully recoveried from this recession and have reached that brighter day. thank you very much, everyone. [applause] ♪ . ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much, mr. president, mr. vice president. you have honored me and my family by giving me an opportunity to serve you and our nation. >> with more than 80 appearances by william daley, you can use this c-span video library to more about the newest additions to the obama administration. just two of the almost 115,000 people you can search and watch any time. it is washington your way. >> i think news organizations have adapted. it is a great that overall news organizations are probably not doing as much foreign news? the public bears some responsibility. the public bears resp

back to where it is the people's house they have a right to not only observe what goes on in our committees, but also participate more fully in the process. having legislation available online for at least three days for their opening up the committee process the putter scheduling i think is going to lead to better policy which is what we should be all about. better policy. creative minds from both sides of the aisle. the nation faces huge challenges. this is an opportunity to fix the process so that we can begin to address this challenge is in a positive way. this is a package that puts in towards the taxpayer when it comes to try to reduce the cost of government. no more on a pilot on spending. the opportunity to reduce the deficit. i think that is unprecedented. it will be controversial, but long river do. we had a very good and vigorous discussion, and we look forward to going to the floor with his rules package. for the relief for the board -- we look forward to going to the floor with a proposal that i have put forwa

the clerk: house concurrent resolution 10, resolved that the two houses of congress assemble in the hall of the house of representatives on tuesday, january 25, 2011, at 9:00 p.m. for the purpose of receiving such communication as the president of the united states shall be pleased to make them. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the regulationlusion is agreed to and the motion to re-- resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into, the following members may be permitted to address the house for five minutes, to revise and extend their remarks and include therein extraneous material. mr. hinojosa: mr. hoyer for five minutes. mr. van hollen from maryland for five minutes. ms. delauro from connecticut for five minutes. ms. woolsey from california for five minutes. mr. mcdermott from washington for five minutes. ms. kaptur from ohio for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore

the u.s. house has spent the day discussing their colleague, gabrielle giffords and the other victims of the shooting, and offering up a resolution, h.r. 32 a sense of the house resolution about the shootings on saturday, it starting -- started about 10:00 this morning with comments on the resolution with comments on beth sides, speaker boehner, minority leader, nancy pelosi, the eric cantor and steny hoyer. we'll show you more on that when we bring you coverage from kgun news later. ner: i ask for resolution and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: house resolution 32. whereas on january 8, 2011, an armed gunman opened fire at a congress on your corner event hosted by representative gabrielle giffords of tucson, arizona, killing six and wounding at least 14 others. whereas christina taylor green, dorothy morris, john rohl, and gabriel zimmerman lost their lives in this attack. whereas christina taylor green, a 9-year-old daughter of john and roxanne green, was

the houses the owners of from the houses how much are those mortgages worth. best case scenario there were zero potentially there when they get a value because the municipality can potentially go after the banks for yet they're actually being traded is that securitize trust now written down to zero or negative number. now i'm not a lawyer i don't know what the legal intricacies are but. i can guarantee you very very very few of these trusts have been written down to their correct or tradeable market value. just completely that they are worth zero and they're trading them as if they have one hundred cents on the dollar and it's a as you say they've they've taken public you're a fraud the facebook deal goldman sachs as a taking fraud public it's not as if there's a barrier. to entry any twenty six year old you know college kid can start a social networking site there's no barriers to entry as we saw in the in the movie it took ten minutes to create facebook and you can do it easily anywhere in the world as though it's not like twelve year old scotch or any twelve