tipton: i appreciate that. if i can put a little!n this. , i sat down with the community banks, they feel as if longer working with a banker but a federal government just to be able to comply with regulations that are currently in place. , theywe may have hearings do not feel that anyone is actually listening. the stagnating and the growth of the community banks. we are listening and we are taking a series of steps that i believe are meaningful to reduce burdens, including reducing the amount of time we spend in these banks, disrupting other activities that they want to be doing, by reducing our demands for documentation and taking a more risk focused approach of exams. we try to make clear to the community banks what is relevant to them and so many of the regulations under dodd-frank where put in effect and would only a faint -- affect larger banks. rep. tipton: you do recognize that a lot of our community banks still feel like they have to comply with these top frank relations even though we are saying it doesn't really apply to yo

. >>> no jackpot but likely jail time for andy tipton, rigging the game for 14 bucks and he hacked into the computers that picked the numbers and tipton says he was not in the state at that time and he does plan to appeal. >>> a big effort to conserve the space suit neil armstrong wore on his moon landing. the national air and space museum is launching a crowd funding campaign. today it marks 46 years since armstrong first walked the moon in 1969. the suit has been deteriorating and hasn't been displayed since 2006. the goal is to raise a half a million dollars and to put it back on display for the 50th anniversary of the moon walk. >>> well, one baby boy just couldn't wait to be born so he came into the world on the way to a texas hospital and his dad of course captured it all on camera. >> well, there you go. that was mama and of course you heard the baby as well. the dad said he kept driving because they didn't have cell phone service to call anyone. and lisa pettyjohn told her husband, go ahead and film it and in three short minutes she went from con tracks to water breaking to givi

eddy tipton is the security director for the multi-state lottery administration which operates gamespowerball for lotteries all over the country. that position would have made it illegal for him to even buy a ticket, but prosecutors say surveillance video shows him doing just that in des moines at a coienvennce store in 2010. now that particular ticket turned out to be a $16 million winner, but cyber security experts say the burden of proof may be illusive. >> this is a very unique case in that most of the evidence that should be there is not. there is no evidence directly linking him to this crime and that all the evidence out there is hypothetical or circumstantial. so the defense in this case has a fairly powerful argument for reasonable doubt and it's going to be up to the prosecution to overcome that. >> the prosecutors say tipton somehow tampered with security cameras and used a thumb drive to install malware on lottery computers in order to pick those winning numbers. if they can convict him of that, he could face 10 years in prison. >>> a low cost airline is offering a wow fa

eddie tipton was one of four people who had security clearance to the so-called drawing room.ked into computers and added design software. prosecutors say this surveillance video shows a hooded and bearded eddie tipton buying a lottery ticket at a scenes store in 2010. he was then security director for the multi-state lottery association, making it illegal for him to play. he purchased the $16.5 million a ticket after he rigged the game in his favor. just two hours before it was to expire, they attempted to claim the money. >> not only did he purchase the tick and try to claim it. he tampered with the lottery ticket knowing what the numbers would be. >> the prosecution alegend he tampered with security cameras. examinations of the lottery's computers showed no signs of tampering. tipton's attorneys deny he was part of a scream and say it's not him in the surveillance video. >> this is a case about speculation. >> this is a very unique case in that most of the evidence that should be there is not and the prosecution's thee is because it was self-deleting. >> he says the highlig

associations on two counts of 52-year-old eddie tipton was accused of installing a program they createdto a friend. tipton face up to ten years in prison and five years for each count. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on a setback on nuns trying to stop katie perry from buying their home. the judge denied the archdiocese from blocking the property. the sisters believe the deal they brokered is in the best interest of the convent. john black stone shows us what they fear will happen if the pop star prevails. >> reporter: for decades this sprawling eight-acre estate in los angeles was home to the sisters of the most molle and immaculate heart of the blessed virgin mary. now pop superstar katy perry wants to move in and make it her own. to the tune of $14.5 million. ♪ >> reporter: but the singer is hitting a sour note with sisters rose and kalanan who have lived there for years. >> to me it's a conscious matter. i do not want to sell the mother house and the retreat house to katy perry. >> reporter: you wouldn't want to see rock music parties going on over here? >> i would not. absolute

eddie tipton is facing 14 years in prison when he's sentenced in december.access to the room that picks the numbers and lied about where he was on the day the winning ticket was purchased, but he was never awarded any money. >>> a new effort to prevent underage drinking in the district. mayor muriel bowser traveled to the latin american youth center in columbia heights to release details of the new anti- drinking campaign. that facility has worked with young people in the city for decades. >> we announced the big grant that's going to help our department of behavioral health to connect families to education about underage drinking. we know that too many of our young people are trying alcohol before the age of 13. >> a recent survey found that nearly a 1/4 of young people in the district reported using alcohol before they turn 13. that is earl. >> that is early. >>> area liz -- early. >>> area whiz kids have a new place they can learn about science and technology. >> the children's science center at fair oaks mall had a ribbon cutting this morning and wusa9's

tipton of colorado. the chair: the gentleman from colorado and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. tipton: i thank the gentleman. mr. chairman, congress has previously authorized fire liability provisions for stewardship contracts. my amendment simply provides the same fire liability provisions for long-term stewardship contracts awarded by the forest service prior to february 7 2014. these contracts have valid concerns over their potential liability and it is prohibitively expensive to obtain liability insurance to cover the cost of large forest fires. the amendment provides these contractors with the same protections as all federal timber sales and integrated resource similar ber purchasers and other integrated resource stewardship contracts that they already have. i'd like to urge my colleagues to support the amendment. and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose doe

tipton, for five minutes. mr. tipton: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, minds in colorado's third congressional district provide not only critical jobs, they also provide reliable affordable electricity on which countless americans rely. the future of one such mind operated by one is now in jeopardy after is federal judge sided with a group notorious for filing lawsuits at the expense of taxpayers who often foot the litigation bill. emerging the -- i'm merging the department of the interior to stop the pending closure of the mine. and i want to thank cory gardner for his partner in this effort. the federal district court for the district of colorado issued in determining the office of surface mining failed to comply with the national environmental policy act of 2007 when it initiated a mine plan for approval of the coal mine. the court gave o.s.c. 120 days to prepare a new analysis and issue a new decision. if o.s.m. does not complete the process in 120 days the court stated it would vacate the mine plan, effectively shutting the mine down on sep

they're lost and the fire but after just 24 hours a donation to replace the san jose earthquakes tiptonsure lateen keep practicing he's getting on his feet when the donations and support for this team what else would you expect. >>grant lodes: the fire last night you could see it right here, from underneath the bridge shooting of a to the road with is on east bomb landed a treasure island nixon landslide the two lanes were shut down imagine you saw that they said right now work in the figure out how exactly this from a vehicle may have started a fire in the actual roadway tough to put your head around we will try to sort them out meanwhile early yesterday morning the uncovered villein striping issue serious problem and the configuration of the presidio park where we're heading, ran into san francisco their clothes in certain ways to straighten things out easy the old ones but that it's willing the new was the thick white ones democrat actual claims the driver is reporting to us that the new straight lines are much safer and then feels a lot better driving into san francisco. >>diane tua

last time i saw you was tipton. >> that was a good day. >> can i get an autograph? >> c-span, they're right behind you. >> i know there they are c-span. >> can i get an autograph? i saw you at the hall a month ago. >> cool. >> great seeing you again this evening. >> thanks a lot. i feel like i'm getting a lot closer to it. what is your name? >> randy. i like what you're saying about organized labor, too. >> hey it's not coincidental that wages go down when they take the rug out from labor. >> would you mind? >> not at all. thanks so much. >> thanks so much. >> sure. thank you. >> have a nice day. >> you're welcome. >> welcome back to iowa. >> good to be back. >> hi. >> welcome back to iowa. i asked him if bruce braley's fundraiser down by the river. >> yeah. >> if you were going to throw your hat in the ring. i told you yes, right? >> you said, we'll see. >> did i? >> yes. >> here it is. >> i'm like, oh, my god, he did. >> that was a fun night. you were very discerning. >> oh, no we loved your singing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> what's your name? >> julian. >> h

three generations of one family in tipton and wins. have been killed in this atrocity. the impact on their relatives in the local community has been absolutely devastating and unfortunately i am sure that will be reflected with other families and communities throughout the country. can the prime can the prime minister assure me that he would take up the suggestion of the leader of the opposition for dedicated task force to support not just the funding da offices who are doing great work, but the local authorities and other public agencies to give these families a special support that they will me know and for long-term the future. >> the case the honorable gentleman refers to as bitter the newspapers. in terms of making sure we help families the first thing to do is to make sure every family has a family liaison officer, police force. this is now being put in place. they are experts and they should be the.of contact to make sure the family gets the information, help and advised that they need. the next need. the next episode think about how we will market commemorate wh

tipton. >> thank you for taking the time to be here today. and we are staying in a failed economy from minority communities and i would like to be able to expand that to what we are seeing in rural america as well, where the economy is moving and this is obviously access. it's been a difficult time for regulatory burdens that have been part of it. >> we have the gentleman is well that we have in overzealous burden that is impacting some of the community banks. what insurance he has talked about, and it is a matter of this and it looks like they are out of dodd-frank. what were we going to be doing. >> we are very focused on community banks. >> that is what they are worried about, by the way. >> they come to see us twice a year, the entire board is meeting with them and they are also in each of the 12 federal reserve districts on a regional scale on the council to advise the reserve banks on factors affecting community banks and so we aren't listening. and we are trying to be responsive. >> i appreciate that. putting a little explanation point

last time i saw you was tipton. >> that was a good day. >> can i get an autograph? >> c-span, they're right behind you. >> i know, there they are, c-span. >> can i get an autograph? i saw you at the vfw hall a month ago. >> cool. >> great seeing you again this evening. >> thanks a lot. i feel like i'm getting a lot closer to it. what is your name? >> randy. i like what you're saying about organized labor, too. >> hey, it's not coincidental that wages go down when they take the rug out from labor. randy, thank you. >> would you mind? >> not at all. thanks so much. >> thanks so much. >> sure. thank you. >> have a nice day. >> you're welcome. >> welcome back to iowa. >> good to be back. >> hi. >> welcome back to iowa. i asked him if bruce braley's fundraiser down by the river. >> yeah. >> if you were going to throw your hat in the ring. i told you yes, right? >> you said, we'll see. >> did i? >> yes. >> here it is. >> i'm like, oh, my god, he did. >> that was a fun night. you were very discerning. >> oh, no, we loved your singing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> what's

tipton. >> we've heard comments from our colleagues across the aisle in terms of the impact we're seeing in a failed aspect. the economy isn't moving. one key component is obviously access to capital through our community banks. you just cited it's been a difficult period for community banks. regulatory burdens have been high. and i guess what my question is, this follows up on comments you made earlier in the year then supplemented by sheila bair as well. it's um pactimpacting some of the community banks. what policies are you going to be putting forward? it seems through dodd/frank it's a matter of shoot, then aim. now we're trying to be reactive but at home our people are feeling the pain of bad policy that's come out of dodd franck. what are you going to be doing at the fed to alleviate this? >> we are very focused on community banks. >> that's what they're worried about, by the way. >> we formed a council that consists of community bankers and they come to see us twice a year. the board meets with them. they are also in each of the 12 federal reserve districts versions of on a regio

tipton. >> thank you mr. chairman thank you chair yellen for taking the time to be able to be here today. we've heard comments from our colleagues across the aisle of the impact we're seeing for minority communities. i'd like to expand on what it seems to be that through dodd frank, it's a matter of shoot then aim. and now we're trying to be reactive. but at home our people are feeling the pain of bad policy that's come out of dodd frank. and what we're feeling -- what are you going to be doing to be able to alleviate this? >> we are very focused on community banks. we want to -- >> that's what they're worried about, by the way. >> we formed a council called cdac. they come to see us twice a year, the entire board meets with them. there are also in each of the 12 federal reserve districts versions of -- on a regional scale of a council to advise the reserve banks on factors affecting community banks. we are listening. we are taking seriously the complaints that we hear and the specifics about our separation a

tipton: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i rise in support of the western water and american food security act of 2015. this would uphold state water law and priority based systems and provide water use wers a line of defense from increasingly brazen federal attempts to take water rights without compensation. these federal water grabs undermine state water law, priority-based systems and/or private property rights. by restoring rights, the federal government is overreaching violating private property rights and the u.s. constitution. federal land management agency atempts to control private water rights and circumvent state law put the community grazers and others at risk. private property rights are vital to colorado and the western u.s. when it pertains to water. many businesses depend on them as collateral to get loans to expand and create jobs. water is our lifeblood. water users need certainty that they're prevented from future attempts to take privately held water rights. this offers a sensible approach to preserve tho

tipton, mr. cramer and mr. zen key. we appreciate their presence here. the gentlelady raises a significant question whether or not revenues would increase or decrease. we have a couple of charts showing what is happening. first of all, the average number of leases that the b.l.m. issued. we can see the highest level, decreases down to you see the opposition of the obama administration. if the administration were interested in revenues, it seems like they would be producing the permits at a little faster rate. and this chart shows the increase in oil production in blue is shown here on private lands while the decrease in oil production on public lands is being shown in the red. if the administration were interested, it seems like they would modernize not the royalty rate but the way they approve these wells. they aren't being permitted where states can offer 0-day processing of the permits. the same is happening with natural gas. we see the blue on private lands where the natural gas production is -- dramatic production is decreasing and if the agency wer