. >> geologist and college professor robert titus analyzes lex's footage and says the iceberg had allthe telltale signs of an impending breakdown. >> now what's happening here is this iceberg drifted into warm water. the warmth of the surrounding water caused the ice to expand and to contract and to fracture and to crack. and by the time these people got there the whole thing simply collapsed. >> lex uploads his incredible shot to youtube and within one month he gets 200,000 views. sometimes it takes traveling thousands of miles away from home to be in the right place at the right time. i was really lucky. and happy to show it to the rest of the world. >>> coming up -- residents of a small italian town run for their lives to escape a massive landslide. when "caught on camera: watch out" continues.  >>> a massive river of mud, trees and dirt flows down a mountain side, threatening a small town. forcing people to run for their lives. february 15th, 2010, italy. the ancient town has had its share of landslides, but after nine days of relentless rain, residents are bracing for what lo

john steward simitian was deemed complete, responsive and compliant by titus stapp and the cities contact monitoring division. the office of city attorney and the monitoring division both advised that in the case of only one response the authority did not need to convene a scoring panel. consistent with the terms of the rfp the project staff then negotiated with john stewart or sublease and property management agreement to continue its role on treasure island and the board approved the agreement in it its june meeting. john steward has provided exemplary property management services during the term of the original agreement. i have consistently demonstrated a strong institutional knowledge of the island and its environment and issues. they have played a critical role in ensuring the efficient orderly process for implementation of a very complex residential transition and relocation plan. the continuation of john stuart as manager will provide will prove beneficial to treasure island residents and the authority and especially in light of the challenges ahead in implementing the development

and that's something titus fisher was determined not to see happen to his own children.p them avoid a future of gang-banging. >> i've seen my son getting ready to start when he was only 14. so, i hurried up and got him out of there. that's another reason i moved out here. when we moved out here, i said, you can be whatever you want to be. you know what i mean? now he's straight-as. he hasn't got a "b" in, like, three years. he's straight-as. on the football team. star football player. so, he's on his way to do something. you know what i mean? >> thompson also has three children. but their future seems less certain. >> i had a son. he go bang what daddy bang. >> what is that you want from him? >> he'll have the same life. but if he choose the other way, hey, go ahead. >> for you it's not a negative for him to spend a lot of time in prison, for your son? it's not a negative for you? >> nah. >> in another context, in another environment, it might be a parent saying to their child, if you don't end up being a doctor i'll still love you. with duker it was, like, if his son di

titus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. titus: thank you, and i thank the gentlewoman from arizona for yielding to me and her hard work on behalf of our veterans. as the ranking member of the disability assistance and memorial affairs subcommittee, i rise in support of s. 2258, the veterans compensation cost of living adjustment act. unlike social security cola increases, congress must act each year to provide veterans with the cola increase they earned and deserve. i was proud to introduce the corresponding legislation in the house with our subcommittee chairman jon runyan. together we also introduced legislation to make this yearly adjustment automatic. so today, the house will pass a number of bills that are designed to meet the bipartisan goal of ensuring our nation's heros receive all the benefits they have earned. but there is an important bill that has been blocked from consideration in the house. that bill is h.r. 2529 the veterans' spouses equal treatment act, which would provide all married veterans and their fami

>> well, titus up to private institutions to decide if that's something that they think will encouragemore people to come to that university, and if they believe that that won't be a turn-off, gooder them. but if other women's colleges don't want to do that, i can understand why they might note want to put a policy like that in place, just like some of the traditional black universities or the traditional men's universities or other, you know, generally throughout time there's been plenty of universities that have been for a specific type of person in the country and they might not want to accept different people for a number of reasons. >> i -- i want to offer a different perspective, too, that the notion that a woman shouldn't be recognized for her body, i actually want to say that i'm very proud to be a woman, and i like to be identified as a woman, and i like to identify all the gains that we have made as women and will continue to be made as women, so i'm a little bit put off by the notion. i think a lot of women may be put off by the notion that essentially somehow we can't be id

in fact, we talked with congresswoman titus yesterday. we're working to develop a medical school at unlv. we want them to work at the university of las vegas hospital. these are important things. we're going to have to work together to get more medical schools contributing more graduates for our rural areas. so i would offer that as something we would like to partner with you on. >> i certainly would love to work with you on a plan like that. thank you. >> dr. roe. >> thank you, chairman. first of all, mr. secretary, i thank you for taking the job. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> thank you for your service to our country. and i certainly appreciate that. i think i said during these long hearings we went through, if you ask someone at the va who they work for, they'd say the va. the right answer was, i work for the veteran. you got that right when you flipped that chart upside down. i also appreciate the fact that you just said you know the front of the airplane gets air before the back of the airplane does so you can save a little money there.

titus. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, thank you for being here. there's a lot of enthusiasm when you were appointed, and i think anybody who has heard you testify today will certainly have that feeling reinforced and erase any doubts you're the man for the job. so we appreciate it. thank you for coming by to see me. it meant a lot you had already taken time to visit nevada, both our service center in reno that has had so many problems, and the new hospital. shows you're really personally vested in that, and we appreciate it. it's been nice to hear my kole degrees talk about our -- colleagues talk about our boil create more residence yes in hospitals, and we want to be shower they you dent go to big hospitals but good to the places where they are needed. i know, mr. bato works on there, and there are areas that are underserve and that was the real accident. so we want to be sure they do that. also, we're very supportive of your notion of re-organizing, not just middle management but also the geographic regions because las vegas is in several differ

police have identified the victim as d titus jackson from northeast. according to police, jackson was shot to death in the 5200 block of clay street northeast last night right next to the d.c. housg authority. police are offering a $25,000 reward for any information o >>> new claims accuse the nfl of knowing more than it says about the now notorious video of ray rice. according to espn's outside the lines, rice told commissioner roger goodell just what happened. the show says it has multiple sources to confirm the report. right now former fbi director robert mr leading an investigation into what the nfl knew. critics raised concerns about the investigation because the law firm has ties to the nfl. in spite of the controversy, a lot of fans are holding on to their ray rice jerseys. a news 4 crew showed plenty of folks in baltimore. some said they thought the punishment was just too harsh. >> i still love rice. he's a good man. he made a mistake. what can i say? i still stand by him. >> if you have a jersey and you don't want to keep it, you can exchange

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we talk with congresswoman titus the other day about this. we are working to develop a medical school at unlv. we want residents to work for the v.a. at the las vegas hospital. these are critically important things. we will have to work together to get more medical schools contributing more graduates for our rural areas. i would offer that is something we would like to partner with you on. doctor? >> thank you, chairman. secretary, thank you for taking the job. >> thank you. >> thank you for your service to our country. i certainly appreciate that. i have said during these long hearings we went through that if you ask someone at the v.a. who they work for, they would say the v.a. the right answer was, i work for the veteran. you got that right when you flipped that chart upside down. i appreciate the fact that you just said you know the front of the airplane gets there only slightly before the back of the airplane. >> i use to jump out of them. i would not recommend that. ori have done that a time two, and then questioned my sanity about why

titus to have the chance to ask her questions. missed titus, your recognize. >> thank you, mr. chairman. like my colleagues, i am eagerly awaiting the results of the facilities. southern nevada is home to the newest the a hospital. many people think it is the best and we also have a large medical system there. i have been asked by a number of my constituents -- are the same problems happening here as in in phoenix because once you hear that, people think there are problems. i talk once a week to be reassured that they are not, but still i want to encourage you to finish up because not only do we want to solve any problems you might find, but i think that is a big heart of restoring trust in the v.a. as we get that done and move on with it. also, you put forth 24 recommendations, and as i looked at them, i think there are 11 that relate specifically to phoenix, which that is important, but the other, the rest of them look at the systemic problems. you have given those to the v.a. , said that you recommend that they do this. this is a large order that you are calling for. are you

miss titus, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr.riffin, like it's been mentioned before with many of my colleagues, i'm eagerly awaiting the results of the investigations at the other vha facilities. southern nevada is home to the newest va hospital. many people think it's the best, it's state of the art, and we also have a large medical system there. now, i've been asked by a number of my constituents are the same problems happening here as in phoenix, because once you hear something like that, then of course it makes you worry and begin to think that there are problems. i've talked to isabelle duff once a week practically to be reassured that they aren't. but still i want to encourage you to finish up because not only do we want to solve any problems you might find but i think that's a big part of restoring trust in the va is to get that done and move on with it. also, you put forth 24 recommendations and as i look at it i think there are 11 that relate specifically to phoenix, which that's in florida, but the other -- the rest of

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company mere a licensing agreement allow generic drugmakers to manufacture lower cost versions of its ep titus drug is a valu tracking down a little over 4%. >> dietses dicey in the middle session. >>> and alibaba, getting clues to what the final pitch will look like, kayla? >> traditional in all senses. management teams often post a video, roadshow.com, basically give their pitch to all investors that would potentially buy in on the stock. i'm told that could happen as soon as today or possibly over the weekend. of course, going public at the new york stock exchange. i'm told the likely date for that is september 18th, with the pricing on september 17th. they're going to spend the next just less than two weeks on the road. they're going to split up the management team, and they're going to start here in new york on monday. we'll be live there. but it will be interesting. the most important number, guys, that we will get in this entire deal is, of course, the final price on the 17th. if there's a penultimate important number, it's what we get today nap price range that will be the starting val

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titus subprime lending hurts carmax as well, so you can throw that in there. sales are weaker. stuart: thank you. a new app is called teen safe letting parents monitor everything a kid this do on their phones. install the app, link it to your child i to the count, parents can see where the kid is and what they have done on the phone, even messages that were deleted, you can see it. joined by the ceo of teen safe. welcome to the program. i am a father, i get a hold of my children's itunes account password or whatever that is, put it in here, i can install the app on my kids phone and i can see everything. >> that is almost it. you take their password, were able to show you the text and locations in real time. one of the things particularly the iphone sometimes companies offer this thing it show breaks the phone. for us it is dum done by loggino the computer. with a most far parents do, we believe in open dialogue. you could do it discreetly, yes. is a choice you as a parent would have to make. when my seven-year-old has a phone, w we're watching out for you, sh

titus. h.r. 5205 combines seven bills addressing federal land issues in northern nevada. this compilation prescribes the best use for these lands or addresses or resolves long standing issues within the affected federal areas. it is the product of tireless negotiations with the stakeholders and the nevada congressional delegation to reflect a broad compromise on ideas and solutions. and it provides a balance or complimentary approach to the proposed wilderness in the bill by advancing measures to create jobs and solve long awaited problems for these northern nevada communities. i want to commend my colleague, mr. amodei, for his tireless work in bringing this bill to the floor today. for him i know this has been a labor of love and the state of nevada should be proud of his accomplishments today. so i urge my colleagues to support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend

titus questioning and just ask him yet, very specifically if you believe that there are adequate resources to continue and to complete the ongoing investigations of the remaining sites. >> i think that some of those investigations are much more narrow scope and magnitude of the review we are doing in phoenix. we are progressing at the remaining 81. every week there's another handful that were able to bring to closure. so the answer is yes. we have the resources but i must say that this is not the only investigation that our people are involved with. since january, the number of threat cases that come to us and va facilities, the number of assault cases, we have made 86 drug arrests since january 1. so some of these matters that are already in the prosecuted mode, i mean, we prosecute a medical center directly for 64 counts of corruption. and we certainly couldn't drop that case in order, you know, take on a new case when it's going through the judicial process. >> thank you, and i yield back. >> dr. daigh, there were 293 deaths come is that correct? >> they were 293 deaths that we reviewed

titus: i rise to give voice to the 63,000 unaccompanied minors who have sought refuge at our border since last fall. these vulnerable children have fled terrible violence and poverty in their home country. in august, i traveled to texas where i visited the border with c.d.p. agent, i toird processing centers, and met with mexican officials to discuss the issue. there is no easy or quick solution for they very complex problem, but there are some steps we can take to relieve the crisis. provide resources for shelter and other social services for these children in u.s. custody, encourage economic investments in central america. assess the effectiveness of u.s. funding for anti-gang programs in central america, and increase the number of immigration judges to ensure children move quickly and fairly through the process. but in the end, this crisis simply underlies the necessity for us to enact comprehensive immigration reform. so i urge the house republican leadership to listen to the american people and bring this reform to the floor for a vote. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gent

. >> i wanted to follow up i think on miss titus' questioning and just ask very, very specifically if you believe that there ared a kwa adequate resources to continue the ongoing investigations at the remaining sites? >> i think that some of those investigations are much more narrow scope than the magnitude of the review we're doing in phoenix. we are progressing on the remaining 81. every week there's another handful that were able to bring to closure. so the answer is yes. we have the resources. but i must say that this is not the only investigation that our people are involved with. since january the number of threat cases that have come to us and va facilities, the number of assault cases, we made 86 drug arrests since january 1, so some of these matters that are already in the prosecutive mode, i mean, we prosecuted a medical center director for 64 counts of corruption, and we certainly couldn't drop that case in order to, you know, take on a new case when it's going through the judicial process. >> thank you, and i yield back. >> dr. day, there were 293 deaths. is that correct?

titus: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. titus: earlier today, the republican members of the house veterans' affairs committee, with one notable exception, voted to deny lgbt veterans the federal v.a. benefits they have earned if they happen to live in a state that does not recognize marriage equality. the defense department provides for lgbt soldiers and their families, regardless where they live, but not the v.a. while they're wearing a uniform they and their families are covered but once they take it off and become a veteran, too bad. if they live in florida or texas or nevada, too bad. doesn't matter that they fought to defend this country, not a particular state. doesn't matter that the v.a. and the v.s.o.'s support giving them benefits. doesn't matter how brave they were, how much they sacrificed or how long and honorably they served. too bad. they get nothing, according to the republicans. this is unfair and unjust and they sh

the journalist expresses outrage that newborn infants are routinely vaccinated against the tigers titus and wonders why she was encouraged to vaccinate her daughter against a sexually transmitted disease she has no chance of catching. it's transmitted not only basics but through bodily fluids of the most common way that they can contract is from their mothers. bb is going bbs going to women infected with the isp and mothers can carry the virus without their knowledge would almost certainly be infected if they are not vaccinated within 12 hours of birth and it can also be passed through close contact between children and people of any age can carry it without symptoms. like human papilloma virus and a number of other viruses it is a carcinogen and it's most likely to cause cancer in people who contract it when they are young. one of the mysteries of the hepatitis b immunization is the vaccinated only high risk groups which was the original public-health strategy did not bring down the rates of infection. .. >> risk is a comp riliindicated assessment. there is risk in having sex with a pa