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and paul ryan is not here and neither is kate upton but the power and the force behind kate upton is, romney, to get the politics out of the way. andy, what do you make of the fact that paul ryan will be targeted because he is revisiting some views he is looking at draconian cuts, and last time they portrayed him as throwing romney off the cliff. now what? >>guest: you have to be blind to see that kate upton is gorgeous but how blind do you have to be to know $15 trillion debt which we increase each year, larger than our gross national product, and we increase by another $1 trillion makes no sense. you could not do this in the business community or with your family and you have to be someone from washington, dc, would has been in washington a long team to even approach this with any semblence of being rational. you cannot make sense of it. congressman ryan is on point and he should continue saying what he is saying. >>neil: we could do worse than have kate upton do a national debt commercial. you could probably have this baby in a week. >>guest: could work out better than it is workin

in its day the upton mansion had a look at what was the country side. off the past 172 years it has been a private home, radio station and now just this, a rotting house cared for by the city. the city would love to see someone or some group do something with this and 14 historic properties. some are abandon. others are a run well, a unique building lovingly overscene bit museum. >> carroll museum has always been a private group supporting it. we've been working with it for sometime. so, you know, it's not so much of a surprise. and like i said, we're in the middle of working on stuff. i'm used to doing public-private partnerships. they've been very supportive of us. >> reporter: they've helped with several projects including lighting, signage and other needs. she said if the city decides to sell or lease it out it will be someone who realizes the importance of it. >> it is unique. it is so baltimore. everything about it, the bricks that were made here in baltimore. everybody who comes, remembers coming a as a kid. -- coming as a kid. there's a love and

the mattresses went off and the bullet hit the girl in the ankle of the girl is in good condition upton who is the boyfriend of the little girl's mother told police that he found the gun in a gangway and kept it there for protection there is no word yet on any charges filed in a weekend accident that killed two young children. 10 months old at julissa.ochoa and her five year- old brother eric died saturday evening they were out with their parents when a white s u v crashed into their car near 45th and western the children's father and the driver of the s u b r bold hospitalized the children's mother was treated and released police say that the s u v driver was speeding away from the scene of another fender bender two blocks away when the deadly crash happened ... charges have been filed against a chicago woman and a hit and run accident that killed and northwestern university law student bianca garcia is charged with aggravated d u i and reckless driving police say that she struck and killed jessie bradley with her jeep liberty early saturday bradley had stepped out for a snack when he

upton. at this time i'll recognize the gentleman from michigan, mr. dingell, for five minutes of questions. >> mr. chairman, i thank you for your courtesy. welcome, mr. secretary. delighted to see you here. i have a number of questions which i will ask that you respond to by yes or no. it has been a year since your loan program office approved a loan from the advanced technology vehicles manufacturing program. as you know, that program was created to provide the auto industry with incentives to build or expand manufacturing facilities here in the united states instead of taking those jobs overseas. loan recipients such as ford and nissan have successfully built and expanded facilities in michigan, tennessee, illinois, kentucky and other states. question: is the loan program office working to streamline the approval process so that applicants can be assured they will not be waiting for years to find out if their application will be approved? yes or no? >> the loan program is working to improve their processing in all aspects. >> mr. secretary, i will a

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many years ago, upton sinclair wrote a classical study of journalism. he said that the advertising model does not work. clearly, it does work, but the main thing that is missing from what everyone has been talking about so far is the consumer. when i read long form of journalism, which i write, i print it out. when i mounted an investigation of the region's last year of california, i collected about $7,000 from individuals and parlayed it into six print journeys, seven weeklies. got a lot of national coverage. it made some difference in people's lives, but i did not take a dime from any corporation. ok? so let's talk about how we go back to the model where people who need investigation, news -- because my duty is not to reflect corporations. let us not be proud that we are moving forward because we do not have journalist unions anymore. that's going back to selling the news that people need, and get rid of the middle man, which is turning out to be a lot of publishers. >> first, thank you for bringing that up. a great question. it gives me the opportuni

upton express his enthusiasm for mitt romney? he told the michigan press how wrong mitt romney was on the auto bailout on one of the biggest issues in his state. early on in the race he got the endorcement of republican congressman joe heck out of nevada. how does mr. heck express his enthusiasm for mitt romney? he informed the nevada press core that mr. romney was dead wrong on the biggest issue in his state, housing. down in arizona mitt romney gets the endorsement of randy pullen. how does randy pullen express his enthusiasm? he said, my guy has a hard time connecting with people. yes, sir, and you're not helping. former republican governor jon huntsman of utah drops out himself. he endorses mitt romney and how does he express his enthusiasm for mitt romney? >> gone are the days when the republican party used to put forward big bold visionary stuff. we're going to have problems politically until we get some sort of third party movement or some alternative voice out there that can put forward new ideas. >> by the way, vote for

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beverly upton from the san francisco domestic violence consortium. >> as the supervisor said, my

miss upton? >> good afternoon, supervisors, executive director of the domestic violence consortium. we are here to enthusiastically support president chiu's proposed legislation. we believe that the justice system is more prepared to work for domestic violence survivors and their children when they are represented. president chiu outlined some of the statistics of domestic violence and family law cases going on represented -- unrepresented. we are as concerned as he is and everyone on the committee. the one caveat we have why we are supportive of this legislation moving forward, these are very complex and sometimes dangerous cases. as the project moves forward, we want to encourage everyone involved to really take the seriousness and complexity of the domestic violence cases into consideration when we look at where we are placing them and who will be representing the survivor. as you know, san francisco has a rich history of community-based legal professions that has many years of experience of working with domestic violence survivors in many languages. we have this rich resources a

upton: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the path act which addresses two of the most glaring deficiencies in the president's overhaul of the health care system. by what it does, it also -- and also by what it fails to do, the health care law threatens access to qualt quality health care for literally millions of americans. section 3403 of the affordable care act established the independent payment advisory board or ipab, a panel of 15 unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats will be given the power to make major decisions regarding who goods and services are valuable. these decisions would then be fasttracked, essentially bypassing the legislative process, with almost no opportunity for discussion or review. the path prevents -- the path act prevents this by repealing ipab. i suspect that most americans still believe that patients and their doctors should have a voice and should be able to decide what health care services that they find valuable. and i think they still believe that major poli

upton, five minutes for opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. at least 1.7 million folks sustain a traumatic brain injury every year. we don't have to look very far to see the profound effects of a pa major tbi. with efforts being undertaken at the department of veterans affairs and department of defense and several agencies at the department of hhs. it is incumbent us on to examine these activities to work in a coordinated and efficient manner. i proudly serve on the brain injury task force and encourage bipartisan support for tbi research and rehabilitation and with that support i am confident that the committee will make greater strides to help patients living with the aftermath of tbi. i want to extend a warm welcome to the families attending today's hearing as part of brain injury awareness month and i look forward to your testimony. i yield back to the chairman. >> the chair thanks the gentleman. we have four witnesses on our panel. dr. bonnie strickland, director of division services for children with special health care needs, u.s. depar

two weeks ago, chairman upton at the energy and commerce committee began looking into the department of energy's section 1603 grant program a solyndra-style stimulus program that offers cash payments to energy renewable company ps more than $10 billion, with a b, $10 billion has been spent on this and secretary chu says it created tens of thousands of jobs except there's no evidence to support that. the energy and commerce committee said a deadline for today for the energy department and treasury department to produce documents or information about what taxpayers got for their $10 billion. administrati failed to provide the committee with any information to justify this claim. the american people continue to asked question, where are the jobs? they deserve answers, and they deserve the truth. instead of wasting taxpayer dollars on failed stimulus programs we should be working together on common sense solutions to expand american energy production and address rising gas prices. with or without the democrats' cooperation, republicans here on capitol hill will continue to work towards t

upton, for five minutes for questions. >> welcome madam secretary.a couple of things i would like to ask this morning. i am seeing different numbers in the 2013 budget than the spending levels you provided to the i don't know if you want to respond by letter in response back. let me walk you through a couple of things. last year, you stated that hhs was estimated to spend $400 million on exchange grants. according to the latest budget the department will have spent $900 million on the same grants. more than double your estimate from a year ago. is that correct? >> mr. chairman we have spent so far out of the allocation two years ago of $1 billion, about $475 million. 261 of that was spent by hhs. >> this is specifically the state exchange grants. >> the state exchange grants. >> you might want to come back to us in an open letter. >> i'll be happy to get that to you. >> as a former budget official -- we'll look forward to a written response. >> sure. >> congress in the president's health care law appropriated $1 billion for implementation, yet in thi

upton is not here this morning. i will recognize mr. murphy of pennsylvania for a three-minute opening statement. >> i appreciate that. welcome. one of the things that i wanted to make a statement on was how pennsylvania is a doing with natural gas. we are excited about the opportunity, of course, we want to do it right. and do it in a way that respects the environment that it is done in a way that makes sure that we are protecting the air and the land and the water. along those lines, slightly less or more than a year ago, last march, i asked the epa for information, if they thought that pennsylvania laws were adequate in their strength and adequately enforced. maybe things slipped by, still it's important that the epa does give information on what the states are doing to give recommendations throughout that. i must admit that i'm not one that favors that the epa tells every states what to do, but given that there are many states involved in this. it's important that epa keeps an eye on what the companies are doing with fracking and ma

let me follow-up on where chairman upton was going a few moments ago. we have the 2013 budget from the president on the premium assistance tax credit and the line items between the fiscal year 2012 budget as submitted and fiscal year 2013 submitted are different year by year. in fact, the total increase in this year's president's budget is $111 billion. so what has happened that accounts for this change? are you having to reassess the number of people that perhaps might be driven out of employer-sponsored insurance on an exchange? >> mr. burgess, the one issue that i think has changed definitively is there was a legislative change dealing with the adjusted gross income for people in medicaid versus the exchange which we feel will actually have an impact on fewer people eligible for medicaid and more people eligible for the exchange. much of the changes in the numbers are also again in the treasury department budget, not in our budget. i would be glad to get you a very specific answer in writing. i'm not as familiar with some of the treasury issues. i ca

they include the upton mansion, roland park water tower and the royal memorial building right across from city hall and the famous shaw tower. >> it is unique. it is so baltimore. everything about it, you know, the bricks that were made here in baltimore. everybody who comes, remembers coming as a kid. so i really think there is a love and a passion for the tower. and that the community of baltimore will support it if we have a program that they love to come to, bring their kids to. >> the city is expected to hire an appraise certify to determine the value. the city wants to either sell or lease the properties to cut down on some of the costs. >> well, it is another tuesday, another primary and another win for the romney camp. republicans voted today and they chose the front runner former massachusetts governor mitt romney. karen travis has a look at how he pulled out tonight's victory. >> reporter: mitt romney pulled out a decisive win in the illinois primary. the republicans have been battling it out to win over the critical suburban voters that make up the large majority of today'

yeah we went out into the upton of petersburg obviously places around quite a lot but most of my exploration has been immediately around moscow and one of the things that i feel are these are things that definitely won't be in the guide books are some of the little towns and this is this will be an absolute top tip asking for top tips the town of colombia i mean you probably quite well know now among russian tourists but foreigners haven't heard of it it's not in any guidebook any english language guidebook that i know what it's going to be my next but first. i think i know the answer but i want to hear yours do you believe the russians from russia are really different from aggressions from the from from from moscow it's. interesting definitely we've had a different reaction going out of the city and definitely people are a little bit harder a little bit kind little bit less cool we've had people being very very friendly and some little villages and also quite surprised and i've met quite a few people i mean out of town and they say i've never spoken to a foreigner and for things like that i

topics like city life or war an identity in 18th century north america and wonderful books by dale upton and ulrich. but historians have used objects more to illustrate their studies of prior derived narratives from texts which they're much more comfortable reading and analyzing than they are the more shifty and untrustworthy artifact. so i really question it. and john styiles has a wonderfu quote. objects enable to world to happen and we need to pay attention to what objects do and how they work. i think that's a really telling remark. and because materials matter, it really is important to think about how -- i'm going to jump a little bit forward -- it really matters how we understand how an object might appeal to users and viewers as an item of display as well as an item of knowledge. how can we best understand why a chest of draws looks the way it looks? we can scan pattern books, other contemporary furniture for clue, but why are certain designs made? we need to think about tools, the tactile experience of making that chest on a cabinetmaker's workbench. what were the decisions made

upton, for five minutes of questions. the chairman of the full committee. >> thank you, administrator jackson, for being here this morning. i do have a couple of questions. i apologize for being in and out. lots of different things going on. i appreciated a letter that i think gina mccarthy sent this yesterday or maybe -- yeah, yesterday. to chairman whitfield. and in that letter, on the first page, you write in the last paragraph on that first page that is why epa conducted extension refinery modeling to understand the cost impacts of a variety of fuel requirements. as a result, the only fuel requirement we are considering for tier 3 is one that would lower the amount of sulfur in gasoline. so my question is does that mean that you will not look at the read vapor pressure or the octane components of a final rule? is that what i read between the lines? >> yeah, i think that's pretty much -- yes. yes, sir. i agree with that interpretation. >> okay. good. now, we are all concerned about job losses across the country, and i

progressive or moderate or whatever it's simply an attack on your liberty on behalf of their profits upton sinclair would be in jail. thanks so much here to have you with us aside from making eggs in waffles it appears as though waffle house wants to reverse the american revolution to something to think about the next time you snag some breakfast. so sometimes you know what you know and sometimes you know what you don't know and sometimes as the firesign theater says everything you know is real. you know you're right. that's. right you're. new. as the presidential primary so as the presidential primary season continues it appears that mitt romney will likely be the republican candidate for president come election day and while romney his supporters will say that his mormon faith will have no impact on his ability to manage chief some aren't so sure so if you think that the mitt romney mormon question will go away before the election everything you know about mitt romney and mormonism is wrong joining me now is trisha erickson political consultant crisis manager and the author of the new bo

upton, for five minutes. >> mr. secretary, again, welcome greeted i learned literally in the last few minutes that president obama is personally weighing in on members of the senate to vote no on the keystone pipeline amendment, which will be part of the highway bill today. i am not happy about that at all. for the record, we passed that bill out of this committee a couple of times with bipartisan support are you weighing in at all with any senators on this amendment today? >> no, i am not. >> i know it has been reported that oil produion on federal lands has dropped 14% since 2010. in reading from the green wire last week -- let me just read a couple of things -- domestic oil production may be at an all-time high nationwide, but the increase is primarily occurring on state and private lands rather than on federal land and waters where production appear to of dropped significantly in 2011. production of natural gas on public lands and wers in fiscal 2011 dropped 11% from the previous year, according to the interior

i think one of them happened to be kate upton. is very beautiful. the members like watching her very much. rick, these are little benefits people get when they join my golf club. they get to see kate upton leaving and going. >> donald, you're not talking about doral yet. >> 800 acres in the middle of miami, a great area. miami is booming and the palm beach area is doing very well also. but i've done a lot of deals in miami. i've done them with george perez and michael and gill desser, richard lefrak, a friend of mine. hopefully people will go to the perry. rick, miami is doing fantastically well and i think doral within two years will be the best resort in the country. >> donald, thank you very much. i did see you tweeted yesterday that the mira logo has been nominated as one of the top 100 buildings. >> and it's on its way to being number one after the people vote so that will be good. >> we will see you back here next week. >> congratulations, donald. >> speaking of architecture, google today, 126th birthday for architecture. th

work in the institution, spouses of employees and daughters of employees have access to -- >> fred uptonn't sold. >> i know my time expired but i'm not sure it will work. >> boehner made it clear the fight is not going away. >> i believe standing few under the constitution to practice the faith as they right, this is an important part of the job. >> he believes this is bad policy tend goal is to change it. biden commented on the regulation and said it got screwed up in the first iteration. >> mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. maryland is the latest state to legalize gay marriage. they signed the bill today and maryland joined seven other states and the district of columbia. the law takes effect next january. opponents are pushing for referendum on the november ballot. harsh reaction to the death of a conservative icon is next in the grapevine. >> a famous conservative lawman questions the authenticity o >> bret: fresh pickings from the grapevine. sheriff joe arpaio says president obama's birth certificate is a forgery. this afternoon arpaio announced the result of his investigati

temporarily closed following a stabbing, it happened early yesterday morning, at island cafe, 800 block upton street northwest a happen was stabbed in a stomach during a fight there he is expected to survive. there is an emergency closure of the club. >>> man accused of sending 100 powdered letters to members of congress has been indited christopher carlson is accused of sending those from portland oregon. at least one went to a maryland senator. any letter even if it is a hoax will prompt aggressive federal investigationprosecution. >>> well, it is the talk of the town red skins appear to have sealed the deal to get their franchise quarterback by trading up in the draft now that move will likely land robert griffin the third here in washington dc some fans think it will make all the difference in the world. annie yu takes a closer look at new hope for the team. >>> unbelievable, rg 3 does it again. >> reporter: the big possibility of rg 3 hitting the field in burgundy and gold is creating quite the buzz and there is a new excitement in the air among red skins fans. >> i was excited been a lo

michigan congressman fred upton has been on this topic.man of the house energy and commerce committee. sir, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: quickly after that statement there was a vote on other side of congress there was a vote with defeat with help of some other democrats. >> not only defeated in the senate yesterday, it was part of the senate's budget we soundly defeated two nights ago, 414-0. not a single democrat stood up. that was major plank of the dem president's budget. the bottom line is this, we consume as a nation 18 million barrels a day of transportation fuels. we only produce seven or eight million. so we want incentives, we don't want to be so reliant on the middle east. we want more domestic resources here and if you take away incentives here, they will go other places and make us even more dependent on foreign oil. that is not answer. bill: many argue that money goes where it is welcome. if it is not welcome here it will find a way to somewhere else. take the president's argument, that money being subsid

. >> reporter: but republican representative fred upton cited analyses that suggest the administrationking credit for what was done on private land while administration officials made it harder to develop energy on federal lands. in fact, upon the -- upton pointed out federal production has dropped 14% just since 2010. >> domestic oil production may be at an all-time high nationwide, but the increases primarily occurring on state and private lands rather than on federal land and waters where production appears to have dropped significantly in 2011. >> reporter: now, critics are suspicious of chu because before he became energy secretary he told "the wall street journal" in 2008 that, quote, somehow we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in europe. at the time that was the equivalent of $8-$9 a gallon. the administration views higher prices as a way to make alternatives more attractive even though the president knows higher gas prices in an election year are a political danger. now, in addition to that capitol hill was buzzing about another energy issue t

determine the market value of the buildings, including the war memorial, the civil war museum, and the uptonofficials believe the landmarks are underuse and had could be turned into profitable enterprises. >> good morning to you. quality sarah caldwell with your morning commute. you may need extra time this morning. forest park at windsor mill, watch for continued closures due to the water main break repairs. down to 25 miles an hour beginning at 795. they continue down toward edmonton. also looking at a slowdown on eastbound i-70. you're tapping the brakes there. and then fog warnings in effect at all of the area bridges. keep that in mind. earlier disabled vehicle now cleared. let's give you a live view at traffic. very foggy going away from us. intermittent delays from this point from 795 down through security, and then if you're heading out this morning, we'll show what you it looks like at the bay bridge. you can barely see the toll plaza there. no delays to report, but everything is very foggy this morning, so definitely on the eastern shore you're going to need extra time for your mor

upton mr. sometimes about how things are handled because of the way the supreme military council is dealing with this situation, as if there was no revolution. sometimes house certain ultraconservative islamists deal with the situation, speaker of football as simple, which, of course, you know, not a wise thing to say anything to. the general impression i had is that there are many challenges that egypt faces today that have to do with forces that are highly democratic, such as the generals to, to a lesser degree the ultraconservative islamist. but i think they are on the defensive. the people in general -- and i would say the democrats in particular, the youth -- and i mean the ones who really want to break with the past and series the move forward. and i want to give you one example. thanks to the book had the chance to share some of my views with egyptian viewers on television networks. people don't think of it that way. aided the general's and ultraconservative islamists are sincere in sayi

upton for a statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman.according to a recent report from the cdc, at least 1.7 million folks sustaining a traumatic brain injury every year. we don't have to look very far to see the profound effects of a major tbi. children injured by caretakers or car accidents, athletes impaired by multiple concussions, soldiers disabled for more and even one of our colleagues wounded at a constituent event in arizona last year. with efforts being undertaken at the department of veterans affairs, the department of defense and several agencies and hhs, it is incumbent upon us to at examined the activities so they can work and coordinate in an efficient manner. i proudly served on the injury task force and encourage bipartisan support for tbi research and rehabilitation. without support, incompetent the committee will make even greater strides to help patients living with the aftermath of tbi. i want to extend a warm welcome to families attending today for brain injury awareness month. i look forward to the testimony today.

as you walk from the beginning, you can see john marshall, upton taft, charles evans hughes, earl warren. at present there are of all of the chief justices. in a certain sense, you're walking through the whole history of the court. >> the story of the court is designed not only by its different chiefs over time but also through continual addition of new associate justices to the bench. >> the white house operator tells you that the president is on the line. i have my cell phone in my right hand and i had my left hand over my chest trying to calm my beating heart literally. and the president got on the phone and said to me, judge, i would like to announce you as my selection to be the next associate justice of the united states supreme court. and i said to him, i caught my breath and started to cry and said thank you, mr. president. >> judge society mare are you prepared to take the oath? >> i am. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i sonia sotomayor do slunly swear -- >> just white always used to say when the court gets a new member, it changes everything, it changes eve

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