. >> you look like violet. >> you look like mr.rs. >> you mean with the sweater. >> it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. >> excuse me. it does look like you have a -- when you. >> i all wanted to dress like my dad. this is how my dad looked. so i'm cool. >> he probably had a bigger collar. >> plushed velvet, red. >> i've seen several guys come to the washington redskins. they were great when they put on shells and helmets. >> this is the first time you had to bench someone this year, though in. >> no, not the first time. he could be one of the great players -- whoops that is me. >> that's you in. >> yes. >> problem -- this is my players, we'd be out reasoning now. >> i can't bench you, you already benched me. >> you can bench me now. >> guys get healthy, technically he's back. but is he back in the game? is he able to see the puck come at him? i don't see the same guy. >> you know jay of "washington post live" out there. when you see the suit that he wore on the show today, you'll be killing him. it's cream colored, 18 buttons

now the violet race shame campaign ad once the newton berg laws were announced in september 1935, terminating jewish citizenship and banning new marriages between jews and non-jews. for well-informed jewish observers, the loss came as no surprise and committed zionists like the lot teacher, historian billy cohen, could even see something positive in the clear statement that assimilation was not possible, much as worried where things are headed. and this abstract for billy cohen's director spread by peter laude. >> we are the fears should open but thought around 9:00 on september 15. it centered completely around the fight against a jury in marxism, laws against jews were also envious or read following the speech. however the broadcasters into rep did [inaudible] sit here writing, i don't yet know what they say. in any event he didn't really against us to the extreme by his underlings usually do. although he said the jewish people had caused other problems plaguing the german people, he believed the government had taken measures that would lead to a tolerable relationship between the jewish an

a single violet decorates the sign at the headquarters of council of negro women. it's the only african-american association on pennsylvania avenue and it belongs to the gals, not the guys. during the civil rights union, she marched with the men on the streets and she was on the platform when martin luther king heightened the nation but she was not allowed to address the nation. >> there were members of all of the organizations, the churches, the unions. we could not get them to see the difference when all of the heads of those organizations who would be speaking were men. >> dorothy height was 98 years old. she passed away of natural causes zz scientists say the -- >>> scientists say the volcano that erupted in iceland may just be a reaction. it must have another eruption occur. it's part of the same network of magna channels and if it blows it will be ten times larger and shoot even larger plumes of ash in the sky. that can mean even more headaches for airline passengers already stranded all across the world. today flights started to land in london, but it's not

probably over -- if you look at the course of timing, running from the ethiopennian war, even more violet. that's right. that ability to snap back gives you a sense of how dramatic the shift that has has been in chin. but they have 3- or 400 million people living on less than $2 a day and they are very nervous about the instability judge didn't they, when they were ready the federal beijing olympics, didn't they take people from the rice patties and put them on scaffolding and say, here, build this building. they did. i can't imagine going from the rice patties to seeing telephones and skyscrapers and then they said, okay, everybody back. >> well, they found other jobs for people. one of the interesting things about china, there is a huge problem, which is you can't raise income fist they stay on the land. they tried that. thrfts a aggressive policies about this and it didn't work. have you to move them to cities. they are going to urbanize 300 million people over 30 years. urbanization and you pack people in the city and-- >> reporter: because they have the one-child policy and girls are

violet wealth transfer from all taxpayers to an often high income subset of residents that choose to risk and risky but naturist areas because all taxpayers pay proportionally to service the debt incurred to these underfunded programs. despite the fact that enabling legislation utilizes, the rate for the program may not measure up. so i urge lawmakers to carefully define the concept of actuary sound rates during the legislation develop and and continuing implementation of these programs. i think you for the opportunity to appear before you. >> thank you much. mr. rutenberg? >> chairman watt is, ranking member capito, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity testified today. my name is barry ruttenberg and i'm the chief -- 2010 of the director of national association of home builders but i'm also a build and develop her for gainesville, florida. nhb commence the subcommittee for dressing reform of the nfip program and releasing a draft what insurance bill that includes a much-needed long-term extension and reauthorization program. for the last several years the nfip

. -- violet. she is three-years old. it turns out that she and my son share the same birthday.we have been tried to explain to her that i am the nominee to be a judge. about three days after my nomination she ask me if i was a judge yet. i said, well, that is not the way this works. she became so interested in the constitutional process the she decided to join us here today. sitting in the row right behind are my parents. they go by there are initials, wp and yc. they came to support me. i have a brother who also lives in the bay area. he is a doctor and could not get a day off to be here. i also wanted to introduce him. behind me is a large number of my former students and friends. i would just like to recognize them and the special efforts they made to support me. i do not have any further statements. i have to answer. >> thank you, very much. if you would stand and raise your right hand. do you a from the testimony you're about to give before this committee is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you very much. >> madam cha

i thought the city was violet then. -- violent then. this book is the actual report. the city. >> host: what's this picture on the front? >> guest: that's a dead guy with a bunch of cops around him at night. >> host: legitimate picture? >> guest: that's a real picture. julio who spent his whole life in juarez. some days there's 15, 20 people executed in juarez. these people are the full spectrum. january 31st just an example, 15 high school kids in a working class mom, you know, were at a private party because their parents were afraid to let them celebrate a soccer victory in a public place. armed guys came and killed all of them, boys and girls. just slaughtered them. there were photographs in the street with just big puddles of just blood. now, if you want to say these 15 wind were going to high school -- were going to high school, some of them entered high school, if you want to say they're narcos, go ahead, but i don't think the president knows what he's talking about. the mother of two of the dead kids showed up unbeknownst to the president of mexico when he cam

bye violet. if our four other nominees would please come forward. take your place. we will begin that. >> if you would affirm the oath when i complete its rating. do you affirmed the testimony you are about to give to this committee is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you. we now have the honor roll kimberly j. mueller richard mark gergel, and catherine. -- catherine eagles. i would like to open the floor to judge meuller. >> thank you for asking. >> she, as i understand it, is from the eastern district of california. this is a district with a very high caseload. she is nominated for a judge who has taken senior status. she has presided over more than 50 trials and seen at 230 cases to verdict. i think what we will do is go right down the line and ask each of you to make a few opening comments and introduce your family. why do we begin with you? >> may i please interact? madam chairman, i have to run. could i welcome each idiom and apologize for what seems to be a very unfair process where you will probably not