it's been almost 24 hours since denise upton was allegedly abducted. you can see here we're a few blocks away from the home where she was abducted from, where the solano county office of mortgages services set up a temporary search and rescue headquarters. presumably, they will send out people to look for her once the sun comes out. this is denise up torn. take a look at this. in case you are able to recognize her, maybe you have seen her over the past 24 hours. this is a local why she wassing a duct abducted from. police sell us they received a phone call around 2:00 yesterday afternoon from a tifrt-year-old man saying that denise upton had been forcibly taken an was being held for ransom. no other details are released at this time from the police department, except they are telling us they will be holding a news conference later this morning at 10:30. this is an image of her car. that was stolen at the time she was taken. police have since recovered that. they have not said where they found it. unfortunately, there is no sign of denise along with tha

>> pardon my voice, beverly upton, and the reason that i traveled to washington, d.c. last week to present and i came back with a grocy sound, thank you, as most of you know san francisco in most counties in san francisco, and in california, had a dow mist i can violence council, for almost 20 years, and we decided five years ago, to expand it and take it off line and bring it up to the next century so we did that and we took it off line and looked at what we can offer san francisco. and what we saw was an opportunity to blend our good work, with elder abuse, and child abuse and domestic violence and i am so proud of this collaboration. and i am so proud of our partnership with the department on the status of women, that supports this project and really helps to keep us all moving forward and my incredible co-chairs from the elder and the child abuse, and the six new members that are in the proposed legislation will add to the depth and the breadth of what the council can do and so as we see the new codes for 911 and the new protocols and we see the additional resource

chairman upton for his persistence and leadership.urrent ranking member pallone, former ranking member waxman for working with us to get a policy we could all agree on. also, dr. burgess, the primary sponsor of today's bill, and the vice chairman of the health subcommittee in the pew past congresses. i'd especially like to thank the dedicated staff that spent countless hours sacrificed weekends to make this happen. dr. john robert, josh trent clay, michelle rose ben yerg, heidi monica, my personal staff. we should see this bill as a first step towards strengthening and saving medicare. this can't be the end of the road. thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the -- mr. pallone seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in str

upton. five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary burrwell welcome.day marks your first official appearance but i know this is not your first time in this room our roundtables last year and we very much appreciate that participation. your testimony does come at a pivotal point to next week's supreme court oral arguments. we look forward to hearing the administration's perspective on the many important issues facing the american people. you have said that transparency ownership and accountability are important values for the department to demonstrate which we certainly welcome. in that spirit we look forward to gaining straight forward answers here today about implementation of the president's healthcare law. there has been quite a few red flags raised in recent weeks on the continued struggles to implement key pieces of that health law. just in the last week, 800,000 households learned that key tax forms sent out by the administration contained major errors. those americans were asked to delay tax filing, therefore also delaying their refunds. a recen

upton. five minutes. >> thank you chairman. secretary burwell, welcome.s your first official appearance before the health sub-committee but i know this is not your first time in this room as you participated in one of our 21st century cures round tables last year and we very much appreciate that participation. your testimony does come at a very pivotal point in health policy from our exciting cures effort to next week's supreme court oral arguments. we look forward to hearing the administration's perspective on the very important issues facing the important people. you have said during your tenure at hhs that transparency are important values to demonstrate and we welcome. in that spirit we look forward to getting straightforward answers about implementation of the president's health care law. there have been quite a few red flags raised in recent weeks on the continuing struggles of key pieces of the health care law. just in the last week 800,000 households learned that key tax forms contained key errors and they were asked to delay tax filing and delayi

people reports blanchett and husband andrew upton recently adopted a girl. edith upton is the first daughter for the couple. the pair already have three sons. john stamos returned to the house that helped make him famous. and managed to remain unnoticed. the full house actor posted a picture of himself standing outside the show's now iconic san francisico home. as you can see. fans taking pictures of the house have no idea uncle jesse is standing right behind them. chappie is number one at the box office. the story of a robot that can think and feel made an estimated 13 million dollars in its opening weekend. con artist flick, "focus," fell to number two in its second week. making more than 10 million dollars. british sequel "the second best marigold hotel" came in third with a little over 8 million. for hollywood minute. i'm jeremy roth. >> vicki: a team in france found a tomb dating back 25 hundred years. they believe it's from the fifth century b-c. the grave has greek and possibly some ancient italian artifacts. take a look -- some of the finds include a

her name is denise upton.s 30-years-old, she according to police was abducted early yesterday morning from a house on the 500 block in oakland, not far from where we are here. it's a newer neighborhood that borders up to a marsh area here in villejo. police said around 2:00 yesterday afternoon they received a phone call from a 30-year-old man who told him she was forcibly taken and was being held for ransom. here's an image of her car. it's a 2,000 white toyota camera. that was stolen at the time according to police. they did find it abandoned later, no seen of denise upton in that car. because it was a kidnapping or it allegedly involves a ransom, police have called in the fbi to help them, assist well this with case. you see behind me the office of mortgages services has a temporary rescue as well as police want you to know, want your help as well if you recognize her, huh seen her around, obviously, they'd love to hear from you. we should be learning more at 10:30 when they will hold a news conference. mean

edith vivian patricia upton. say that five times fast. together and it looks like little edith might grow up with an american accent. the family recently announcing they'll be relocating stateside from sydney later this year, a big congratulations to them, and you can catch cate starring in disney's "cinderella" opening this friday nationwide. >>> and today is international women's day which ron so aptly introduced earlier celebrating the achievement of women and calling for greater equality. "elle" magazine has picked its 25 inspiring women to follow on twitter. patricia arquette top ss the list who gave that unforgettable speech for equal pay that brought meryl streep and j. lo to their feet. number two is emma watson who helped launch the he for she campaign that went totally viral and rounding out the top three, lena dunham, who is all about the girls regular championing -- say it, dan. >> championing. >> championing. >> championing. she's fully behind it. >> clearly she supports smart women like myself. championing planned parenthood

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single tax colony where the game flourished and he was frequented by a lot of other people including upton sinclair and his house was called for jumbo which is a ridiculous pun as his book was called the jungle and there was a really salacious sex scandal that took place. but he's played everywhere. so in 1924 she renews her patent and it continues to spread. she had been spending some time in chicago so you see some chicago properties on there and one of the groups that really embraces it are the quakers of atlantic city. they would make these on their own and they would have the property for whatever city they were in so there were philadelphia versions of the game and this is an atlantic city version so here again we have an atlantic city board. this is the charles todd board. if you look at this compared to the game i showed you the similarities between board become closer and closer so charles todd lives in philadelphia and he learns the game from a friend in atlantic city and he runs into some friends on the street and he says why don't you come over and we will have a monopoly night

i want to thank chairman upton and chairman pitts as well as ranking member pallone and rajing member green for their help and support on this legislation. i want to thank -- and ranking member green for their help and support on this legislation. i want to thank our staff, including adrian y who championed both of these bills and is now working on the committee. mr. green and i have worked on these issues literally for years. i appreciate his continued partnership on this bill and i want to thank his staff, kristen o'neill. i want to thank j.p. who shepherded this bill through the entire process. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas, mr. green, sec recognition? mr. green: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. green: i rise in support of h.r. 648, the trauma systems regionalation -- regionalization act. i thank mr. burgess for his leadership and commitment to this issue. the b

upton sinclair's house was called the jungle zero which is a ridiculous pun. his book was called the jungle and there was this really salacious sex scandal that took place there. it was played at harvard, was played everywhere. in 1924 she renews her patent and continues to spread. she'd been spending time in chicago and you can see some chicago properties on there. one of the groups that embraces monopoly are the quakers of atlantic city. this is a picture of a quaker monopoly night. they had wooden boards and people would make the spores on their own and add properties for whatever city they were in. they were philadelphia version some boston versions of the game. this was atlantic city version of the game you can see there. here we have an atlantic city quaker board. this is charles todd's board. if you look at it compared to the lindsay mcghee game the similarities become closer and closer. charles lives in philadelphia and he learned the game from a friend in atlantic city. he runs into some friends on the street. he says why don't you come over and we'll

art and delaware is a single tax colony where the -- arden, delaware, was frequented by upton sinclair, and his house in arden was called the jungleo which is a ridiculous pun because his book was called the jungle, and there was this salacious sex scandal that took place. it was played at wharton, harvard, it was played everywhere. so in 1924 lizzie renews her patent. it continues to spread as a folk game. she had been spending some time this chicago so you see the loop and some chicago properties on there. and one of the groups that really embraces monopoly as a folk game are the quakers of atlantic city. this is the picture of a quaker monopoly night. they have wooden boards. people would make these boards on their own and they would add properties for whatever city they were in, so there were they have versions of the -- philadelphia versions of the game, boston versions of the guam, and this was an atlantic city version of the game you can see there. here we have an atlantic city quaker board. this is the charles todd board. you look at this compared to the lizzie magie game, the

host: and that is the ryan upton klein plan.st: yes and if they want to continue -- and it is an indication that they want to continue them in some form for some. of time. -- for some length of time. host: next caller, go ahead. caller: one to you getting rid of the mandate depending on the income tax bracket that you are in? wouldn't that solve most of these huge over the issues of the affordable care act? guest: yes and no. the requirement to carry insurance for paid a -- or pay a penalty is tied to whether insurance is affordable to you. if the tax credits were to go away in thirtysomething state then there were be a larger number of people that will qualify for the exemption to the insurance. and that is what the plaintiffs are seeking. they are challenging the tax credit because their legal argument is motivated by the mandate itself. what insurance with say is that it would not get rid of the larger problem of the affordable care act. they are now required to sell insurance, and in exchange they require most americans to b

paul ryan and fred upton put forth an idea in our paper this week. >> why would the supreme court, isn't it horrible that the supreme court is looking there not looking at the law and the constitution, they're looking whether chaos -- melissa: no, we don't know that. >> from the questioning by the way it is disappointing when you have four liberal justices who are completely with the government obviously from the get-go. and then the swing guy is basically asking about, you know, can we really do this? , does it mean we would have knock out the law? >> is roberts the swing guy or kennedy? >> they may both be. we didn't hear much from roberts. melissa: extending statement on beige book. fed confirming drilling for oil and gas is down. take a look at crude oil right now. it is rising up better than 2% as we talk about this. that is a big move. >>> two report adding fuel to the fire for hillary clinton use of email when she was secretary of state. instead of using google or aol for private email, she had a private server registered in her home in new york state. that is a lot of trouble to

. >> let's just pick upton data you were talking about. the caveat here is a lot of the numbers released in the beginning o of the year are going to be distorted because of the effects of the chinese lunar new year holiday. take these numbers with a pinch of salt. we'll only get a clean read around april. however the headline number consumer prices was better than expected 1.4% and your rise in february but producer prices continue to be decline and that was symptomatic of the internal demand picture within china. this is an economy that still needs stimulus to consolidate growth at around 7%. i want to highlight the bangkok market. hast the rank underperformer off by more than .3% at the close. the banks are leading the index lower and there's talk that ahead of the policy meeting the expectation is that the rates will be kept on hold at around 2%. elsewhere the mood is still jittery after that number from the u.s. and expectations that the fed could move sooner rather than later with it's first rate hike. currency appreciation also the o

a bill from orrin hatch, paul ryan, fred upton and john klein in the house. i get the impression, what you would try to do is preserve subsidies but open up alternative options for the states. how would that work? >> alternatives would be this. states would work out agreement to go across state lines, people have that as options. we still have to deal with the issue providing support for those with chronic illnesses that need premium support. ryan is offering in terms of we can offer some tax credits for that, in those ways. we still will preserve many aspects under age 26 you can stay in the plan. if you have chronic illness you will not be denied insurance. for those to keep in there. what this is set under draft for discussion, a review. we know over last several years we've seen lots of problems emerging with this we want information from the states. i think one of the things come out-of-state hearings as states are specific about this too, they need to be many come to us in con dress as well, saying what are some options they need if they will be providi

they've named her edith vivian patricia upton. old the child; but she now joins three big brothers along with mom and dad. >> john stamos returns to the house that helped make him famous animal and to remain unnoticed. full house actor polls dollars instagram picture of himself standing outside the shows now iconic san francisco home. as you can see fans taking pictures of the house have no idea uncle jesse; so standing right behind him. he added the caption boy these youngsters have zero minute zero idea what they are missing, hashtag turn around. >> come on, you don't anticipate uncle jessie being there. >> turn around. >> robot won big at the box office over the weekend. chappie, start hugh jackman pulled in estimated $13 million in its opening weekend. coming in at number two philly native will smith his latest flick focus made about 10 million. the second best, the sequel, came in third little over 8 million. rounding out top five, kings men, the secret service and the sponge bob move. >> i i have to see kings men. we haven't

this is one of two bad ones on the 3700 block of upton street northwest. this is the best way to imhiewn indicate with us if you want to show us -- to communicate with us if you want to show us these potholes around town. they can cause substantial damage to your car. we got this one from ashley who says pothole alert, d.c. capital northwest. big from inningham to -- ingraham to hawaii street. send us pictures and even video. remember, just use the hashtag potholepatrol9. back to you. >> be safe when you get out there to take a picture. >> absolutely. >>> it 16:14. another former -- it is 6:14. another former u.s. governor prepares for a sentencing hearing connected to money. >> another fraternity member suspended for posting illegal criminal activity on social media. wusa let the games begin. experience the power the passion and the pageantry of medieval times. buy one full-priced adult ticket and get a second free at medievaltimes.com it's the biggest trade violation in history. today middle east governments are shredding open skies agreements they signe

house so it's now both chambers are involved in it and that's a very good bill so-called bur-hatch-uptone there is a 2017 project. i urge you to take a look at their website they have a good plan called the winning alternative to obamacare which carries many of the same type of features with these other two proposals but puts it together i think in a particularly effective and compelling way. their whole in addition is designed to develop and agenda that can be picked up and used in 2017 to move the country forward on a number of fronts including and encephalopathy health care so i would point to those three as places to begin but i do think it's very important to understand when you do a replacement plan for the 2010 law it's got to do two things i think to meet a credibility test and has to make it so everybody can have health care if they want to use it and buy it so that's not a hard thing to do. you don't need this massive 2,000-page bill that senator barrasso is said to do that but you got to do some things. there are low income people in america that can't afford health insurance

for example upton sinclair's the jungle and that's a unique writing where the meat is cut up and bookslike that have to be written. what is missing from that book in missing from so many classrooms i think is well the students asked this, did anybody ever get out of this place? did anybody ever rise above the circumstances? yes, they did. they crawled out of the place, lot of them including people from my own family. i come from a family of railroad workers and coalminers in pennsylvania. my people crawled out but the point is how they did it is hugely interesting and hugely important. it's the process of how we became a country we are. a lot of the book deals with people who are very successful but it takes you from the time when they were hugely unsuccessful and shows you how they did it. common people just trying to make it into the working class to get some recognition people who wrote -- rose rocket like to the top people like david sarnoff. so my characters come into new york fresh. they plant their flags and they try to refashion the city's economy and its culture and its dialec

upton for three minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman, and we do appreciate the administrator epa for appearing before us today to discuss the budget requests and the priorities. yes, we have sharp areas of disagreement but together the two of us we have never been disagreeable and i look forward to the continued relationship. i'm sad to say that the budget request to me looks like we can expect more of the same red tape and costly rules. and that concerns me because i think some of these regs are going to cost american households and families big time. they're going to cost our businesses particularly manufacturing, manufacturing in michigan as you know and across the country finally does have an edge for the first time in years. major global manufacturers are eyeing michigan and other states to set up or relocate operations. it's on the side of our workers but epa regulatory threatens to shift the advantage back to foreign manufacturers. epa seems intent on locking in a long list of new regs that will bind future administratio

chairman john thune and house of representatives committee chairman john upton did the same. according to a survey last week, 79% of the american people favor making the document public. but still, the fcc has insisted on keeping it behind closed doors. we have to pass president obama's 317 page plan so the american people can find out what is in it. this is not how the fcc should operate. we should be an independent agency, making decisions in a transparent manner based on the law and the facts and the record. we should not be a rubber stamp for political decisions made by the white house. and we should have released this plan to the public, solicited their feedback, incorporated that input into the plan and then proceeded to a vote. there was no need for us to resolve this matter today. there is no immediate crisis in the internet marketplace that demand immediate action. the backers of the president's plan know this, but they also know it cannot stand up to the light of day. they know that the more they know about it, the less they will like it. that is why it was done beh

chairman upton took us to ground zero because we had the verizon switching station right across the street, and what i learned in walking through the process it was really only a big company that could get wall street back online after the catastrophic attack. and it's true. i've still got pictures of it. the basement was flooded. you had wires going up to the third floor. you at individuals and the time the copper lines -- you had individuals and the time the copper line. at the talk about a great country and competition a large entities, sometimes large entities are very important in the security of this country. and i want to also thanks to the kind with a 911. it was a team effort. we had -- it's a process you've got to stay vigil on as chairman wheeler, you mentioned. first we dealt with 911 over sell. then really want to location. then we went to voice over internet now we're back in the location. because i'm being told by some that there are too many right now and that they may be should centralize those to any comments let's briefly became. >> one of the interesting things in your

. >> sunday january 18th nisman is up in his apartment here upton 13th floor, but things aren't quiten't respond to repeated phone calls bodyguards. we know from the coroner that he died around 3:00 p.m. in the bathroom, his body slumped against the door. he had been struck by a bullet at point blank rairj above his right ear. did it enter your mind at all ever in being with him that he might use this weapon on himself? >> no. >> no sense that he was going to kill himself. >> no. >> do you think he did commit suicide? >> i don't know. >> lesley stahl is with us now. good morning. >> good morning. >> so you just did this last week. >> i went down there last week. >> most people believe it was not suicide? >> most people in argentina believe it was an assassination, a murder. but argentina is the land of conspiracy theories, and you have the complete spectrum that people who are absolutely convinced that it was an assassination and the government was involved. you have people who are absolutely convinced it was a suicide. and when you go down with your own preconceived notions, both sid

boehner: we thank my colleague from pennsylvania for yielding and let me say a big thank you to chairman upton mr. alpalone and their staff for the work that has gone into this product. i want to thank wendell with leader pelosi's staff and of course charlotte on my team, all of have worked together to create -- all of whom have worked together to create this product today. thanks to their work we expect to end the so-called doc fix once and for all. we have passed this problem 17 times over the last 11 years and i decided a year ago that i had had enough. in this place we will deliver for the american people the first real entitlement reform in nearly two decades. it is good news for american seniors who will benefit for a more stable and reliable system. it is good news for hard-working families who will benefit from a stronger medicare program to care for elderly parents. it is good news for the taxpayers who, according to the cbo and other experts, will save money now and well into the future. and that means it is especially great news for kids and grandkids. it is about a problem much you

upton yourself subcommittee chairs have said they wanted to act in a bipartisan way want bipartisan bills. i appreciate that. the opportunity to show our appreciation to the fcc for its work so thank you chairman and fellow commissioners for all you've accomplished. this has been an eventful and the commission has received more than its fair share of attention and an unprecedented level of civic engagement. americans called for a strong network neutrality rules and 140 members of congress engaged in the process and president expressed his opinion as well which is into something that we should be and in there is to doubt. it is the spotlight at the commission stood tall and the entire staff have shown a steadfast education to serving the public interest and we showed everyone who called him in and came into support of neutrality that the fcc and the rest of washington washington know washington know-how to the same. know how to listen. now i've repeatedly said i welcome the majority change of heart and i remain open to looking for bipartisan way is to enshrine the network neutrality protec

i was fortunate enough to be on the committee and chairman upton took us to ground zero because we had a verizon switching station across the street. what i learned walking through that process, it was really only a big company that could get wall street back online after that catastrophic attack and it is true. i still have pictures. the basement was flooded. wires going up to the third floor, you had individuals hand tieing the copper lines. so as we talk about our competition and large entities sometimes they're very important in the security of this country. and i want to, also, thank you for the kind words on 911, it was a team effort. it is a process you have to stay vigilant on as you mentioned. first we dealt with 911 over cell, and then went to location. and then we went to voice over internet, now we're back in the location. because i'm being told by some that there are really too many right now and they should maybe centralize those. any comments briefly if you can. >> one of the interesting things that was in your bill was you asked states to voluntarily have state-level co

co-sponsored by representatives fred upton and rick bauscher. but what is striking is that the language in all of these bills is nearly identical. the only thing that has changed is the lack of bipartisan support. so i am hopeful that in this time in time we will once again unite across party lines to endorse measures that will break down barriers to infrastructure investment, so that no american, no matter where they live no matter their economic status, will be perpetually stuck in digital darkness. i want to thank the wire line competition bureau for the work on this item and the chairman for his leadership on this issue. >> thank you, commissioner. commissioner rosenworcel? >> american enterprise and self-sufficiency are the stuff of legend. but when we really thrive is when we find common cause and come together to get things done. for our forbearers, this meant everything from holding barn-raisings to building bridges to setting up cooperatives to bring electricity to our nation's farms. but infrastructure challenges like these are not lim

upton yourself subcommittee chairs have said they wanted to act in a bipartisan way want bipartisan bills. i appreciate that.

upton yourself subcommittee chairs of all said they want to act in a bipartisan way. they want bipartisan bills and i appreciate that but if you are going to do that then we need to have more time than just the 48 hours that occurred here today and we have the same thing yesterday on another subcommittee. if we are going to move forward we are trying to do bills on a bipartisan basis we need to have more than 48 hours. in addition to that i have yet to hear a convincing explanation for why this legislation is a good idea given what we just went through with the department of homeland security. i doubt our constituents are clamoring for us to create another funding clip especially from an agency that just netted $41 billion for public safety and deficit reduction without raising a time in taxes. i just think this agency is too important to play these types of games with this funding. nonetheless i'm grateful we are having the hearing today. he gives us the opportunity to show our appreciation for the fcc for its work so thank you chairman wheeler and to his fellow comm

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you can maybe give examples of things that were done in the past by us, but i just think that, no upton, yourself the subcommittee chairs have all said that they want to act in a biway, they want bipartisan bills. and i appreciate that. but if you're going to do that then we need more time than just the 48 hours that occurred here today and we had the same thing yesterday and the other subcommittee. if we're going to really move forward, we're trying to do bill on a bipartisan basis, we need to have more than the 48 hours. in addition to that, i have yet to hear a convincing explanation for why this legislation is a good idea given what we just went through with the department of homeland security. i doubt our constituents are clamoring for us to create another funding cliff, especially for an agency that just netted $41 billion for public safety and deficit reduction without raising a dime in taxes. i just think this agency is too important to play these types of games with its funding. now nonetheless, i'm grateful that we're having the hearing today. it gives us the opportunity to sh

upton for three minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman.e the administrator of the epa for appearing before us today to discuss the budget request and priorities. yes we have sharp areas of disagreement, but together the two of us we have never been disagreeable. i look forward to the continuing relationship. i'm sad to say that the budget request, to me looks like we can expect more of the same, red tape and costly rules. that concerns me because i think some of these regs are going to cost american households and families big time. they're going to cost our businesses, particularly manufacturing. manufacturing in michigan, as you know, and across the country, finally does have an edge. for the first time in years, major global manufacturers are eyeing michigan and other states to set up or relocate operations. epa's regulatory agenda does threaten to raise the cost and shift the advantage back to foreign manufacturers. epa seems intent on locking in a long list of new regs that will bind future administrations. one with a clean power plan

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that's why i join my colleagues senator burr and chairman upton of the house energy and commerce committee in unveiling the patient care act a legislative proposal that will actually reduce the cost of health care in this country while giving people more rights to choose what kind of health care they really want to pay money for. our proposal is a serious workable solutions to the problems caused by the affordable care act. and it's out there for everyone to see. i want to once again encourage all of my colleagues to look it over and provide your thoughts and input on our ideas. we'd be interested in hearing from you and if those ideas can be improved, we're certainly interested in improving them. once again madam president the five-year anniversary of the affordable care act is hardly cause for celebration but it should be time for all of us, particularly those of us -- particularly those who supported the law at the outset to reflect on the last five years and decide how we want to move forward when it comes to our nation's health care system. and i hope our colleagues will think about t

upton, your self, the subcommittee chair, they want to act in a bipartisan way they want to bipartisano do that we need to have more time than just the 48 hours that occur today and we had the same thing yesterday and in the subcommittee. if we are going to move forward to try to do bills in a bipartisan basis, we need to have more than 48 hours. in addition to that, i have yet to hear the explanation of why the legislation is a good idea given what we just went through with the department of homeland security i doubt our constituents are clamoring for us to create another funding cliff especially for an agency that just netted $41 million for the public safety and deficit reduction without raising a dime in taxes. >> nonetheless i'm grateful that we are having a hearing today. it gives us the opportunity to show our appreciation in public and in person for its work. so thank you chairman and to the fellow commissioners for all that you have accomplished. this has been an eventful year and the commission has certainly received more than its fair share of attention. in the level of the

that could be part of chairman upton's 21st century effort or could be a stand-alone bill. i also in the brief time i have want to concur with what ranking member green said about community health centers. i hope we can work together in a bipartisan fashion to find answer to keep those funded. i know there's a funding issue this year that we need to address and reauthorize the program. i have a number of those health centers and my congressional district, and they are very helpful providing indigent care. and, finally, i was going to ask this question but i'm a little bit puzzled. when chairman pitts as to the question about this report that deals with planning in case the health exchange is at the state level under the affordable care act are found to not be legal the way they're currently funded, if the was a plan and if you had seen the plan, i take you that you were that you haven't seen the plan, but don't you think it's prudent that there should be a plan? i mean i hope i don't have a primary opponent. i hope i don't have a general election opponent but i have a plan