integration program to work out in the community with adults with developmental disabilities. after two months, i transferred to work with the community living department, where i worked with clients in their homes. i was promoted to facilitater after some time. last year, i became the lead facilitater and i just recently, applied for another position. i applied for another job and i hope to be promoted next month. and tool works has really provided me with a lot of training and a lot of support. and they have been and i have had the opportunity to learn a lot. there have been access to interpreters, video phones, so i can make connections, and resources in the community, to my clients. and so, tool works has offered me that training to move up. thank you. >> so, goit i got two minutes, we are almost to the end of mark's, and my name is sarah and i work at tool works and i do many things here obviously, but one of the things that i do is i am a ticket to work specialist and a dei department. and so, i work out of one of the neighborhood access points, the comprehensive access

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one having to do with the public advocate/amicus, and also with a couple of other things. here is the big problem, and the problem is how do we get something done there ask the the vice chairman has said quite correctly, well, this doesn't really need to come up until next year, but that's a long time to wait, and my concern is that we do need to do something there. i don't think it's necessary to put the fisa bill first. our bill is ready to go. it can pass the senate. i think at the very least it would show that we can pass something, we can get it conferenced, we can get it back before the senate for a final vote, and we can get it to the president. so we can do this with not a great deal of debate, probably with a joint rule between the two sides that there be a couple of hours for debate and a limited number of amendments and then get it passed and then conference it so we could get something done. and i very much hope that that will happen. >> we hope so too. we have time for one more question out there, if there's anyone out there. i can't see. >> calm group today.

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along with his weapons, there was a camping stove. vegetable oil to cook with, and soy sauce. the fugitive, who was captured clean shaven, had dental supplies, contact lenses, even laundry detergent. he also had a laptop and a wireless mouse. frein telling authorities he used the computer to access the internet using open wi-fi accounts he could find in the area while he was evading authorities. our affilliate wnep finding open wi-fi spots he could have used, possibly even logging into police scanners to track the hunt for him. something police had long suspected. >> i have reason to believe he may have a radio with him. >> reporter: during the search, local residents logging onto those same police radios. >> right now, there's about 950 listeners on this one so far. last night, there was about 6,000. >> reporter: some still marveling at frein's careful planning. >> guy like eric frein, he e lulded the police almost two months. i mean, this guy is not stupid. >> reporter: prosecutors are planning to seek the death penalty for eric frein. he is due in court next wednesday and e

with be more fully employed? and be more fulfilled and economically independent? >> yeah, i know that i am not completely educated on that, but i can tell you that i have personally been to dc and lobbied congressionals to increase the limits to ssi, and to do away with the fall off the cliff public policy that congress has implemented and allow for a gradual transition. and i don't know how closely folks follow this, but, not sure that congress has passed a law in the last several years, so, you know, these things are definitely, on ice cubes, and in washington. and but what i can tell you is that one of the, i think that the biggest advantages to having such a strong advocacy on this issue in san francisco, and if we are were allowed to really move this into action, is that, the city and county of san francisco pays quite well, by and large. and so if we are able to get the people with disabilities into some of these positions that are more compensated i think that you know, hopefully some of those issues will

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obviously, netflix is on fire with "house of cards" and with "orange is the new black." amazon has the gary trudeau "alpha house." nontraditional tv is great. >> are you a binge watcher? >> yes. not just of new stuff, i am a binge watcher of old stuff. i can spend a weekend watching "the office." all nine seasons. by sunday night i have watched -- i have done nothing but watch 200 episodes. >> isn't this the golden age of television? is content better than it's ever been before? >> i think content is better than it has ever been before. most of television is not very good. there is just more on the high-end now. of what is very good. >> how much more competition is there for writers like you, show runners like you? >> you know, i just don't see it that way. if you have something good, it's going to be good. >> i have this vision of netflix and amazon throwing money at you. is that happening? >> i have never had any vision of amazon and netflix throwing money at me. >> does it change how much you are paid or how you are paid? >> sure. there is -- you know, if you are in a

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that will lessen tensions in northeast asia with south korea, with japan, with some of our efforts to teach some kind of stability in that region. >> but do we have to be cautious not to look at this as too big of a door opening for diplomacy between the u.s. and north korea. should it be qualified? >> well, yes. north korea, they are very unpredictable. they go hot and cold. but what is significant about this is that this is a decision that only could have been made by kim jong-un, the leader who we know very little about. a month ago he released another american without conditions. now he seems to be doing it again perhaps a condition that he asked for was send a presidential envoy, give us the status of some kind of an early dialogue even though apparently he didn't meet with kim jong-un but at the same time, it is a positive signal, a release based on humanitarian grounds because we've demanded that in order for us to talk with north korea, they have to terminate their nuclear arsenal and engage in arms control talks and north korea in the past has basically refus refused. maybe i

g 20 leadersfellow took an in-your-face approach with president clinton. >> with president -- >> with president clinton -- putin. you had brief discussions with him. how confrontational were those encounters? did you have further exchanges with him here? what progress within did you make on the ukraine issue? of course, you have now met with eu leaders. did you agree on further sanctions? to staterepared unequivocally that if congress does pass a keystone pipeline bill that you would veto it if it comes to your desk? >> i have naturally several interactions with president put in during the course of the apec summit and then here at the g20. i would characterize them as typical of our interactions, businesslike". -- businesslike and a blunt. russia has the opportunity to take a different path, to resolve the issue of ukraine in a way that respects ukraine's sovereignty and is consistent with international law. that is our preference, and if it does so, then i will be the first to suggest that we rollback the sanctions that are frankly having a devastating effect on the russian economy.

one having to do with the public advocate/amicus, and also with a couple of other things. here is the big problem, and the problem is how do we get something done there ask the vice chairman has said quite correctly, well, this doesn't we need to come up until next year, but that's a long time to wait. my concern is that we do need to do something there. i don't think it's necessary to put the fisa bill first. our bill is ready to go. it could pass the senate. i think at the very least they would show that we can pass something. we can get it conferenced. we can get it back before the senate for a final vote and we can get to the president. so we can do this with not a great deal of debate, probably with a joint rule between the two sides that there be a couple of hours for debate and a limited number of amendments, and then get it passed and then conferenced it. so we could get something done. and i very much hope that that will happen. >> we hope so, too. we have time for one more question if there's anyone else out there. there's one here in the middle. >> my name is ja

deal with isis. i came away from my most recent trip and the engagement of the leading administer is moving things in the right direction and reaching out and engaging and if that succeeds that offers promise to the overall efforts. >> i'm almost out of time but when we spoke on the phone we talked about the special immigrant visa program and the need to make sure that moves forward and i wonder if you can tony what we are hearing from afghanistan now as we are looking at the drawdown of our troops and the importance of that program and whether we are going to be able to provide visas required for the people that are being threatened. >> first i want to commend your leadership on this issue. it's been absolutely instrumental in turning an answering an obligation that i believe we have and that is this program addressed specifically to people in iraq and afghanistan who put their lives on the line for us and families on the line by their association with us these are our every effort if they qualify t

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forces fighting with iraqi troops. we'll have that hearing for you to see in its entirety at 10 deln 30 a.m. eastern tomorrow on c-span. vice president earlier this week taking part in the wreath laying. one of several events in recognition of vearnts veterans day. tonight we'll bring you another event with veterans who served hosted usskeegie airmen by the americans veterans center. tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. next, a look at nuclear proliferation and security threats facing the u.s. the speaker is former assistant secretary of state for political military affairs obert glucheie who served as chief negotiator during the north korean-nuke clear crisis. he recently was at the university for a little more than an hour-and-a-half. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this the third session. this year the series is sponsored by the johns hopkins applied physics lab. each year the rethinking eminar focuses on an aspect of national and international issues. our seminar is rethinking global security constructs, thr

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with lesser amounts elsewhere. >> james: as more rain comes in offshore the rain will be with us through raincoat and a. we have one to three storms to this week. >> jackie sissel: is more often on out here was pretty steady rain for about a hour and half or so and then attack of insist that will seem listen going on the rain. southbound by the civic center all the traffic is slow and has not been any major accidents this a couple minutes ago so far so good no major accidents everybody is driving nice and slow and safe. what is good news jams and i am not ready to put a preamble i feel that more rain is on the right--wait >>george: is quite surprising that we haven't yet seen a big problem or the accident as a result of the rain. a few minor incidents still slowing the rise there's a new one here in hercules math is was bound just before highway 4. this is to have not yet picked up that the lead to concede the rest of the east shore free ride is especially heavy from highway 4 to san pablo. rickety to track the lead to a corridor at the fremont milpitas. court or--for door is backed up t

with that mr. president i yield the floor and express great gratitude for the opportunity to speak. >> i know the senator from tennessee is on the floor but if i could just take two or three minutes we have agreed to go back and forth that would like to conclude. first of all, to submit for the record i will speak after the senator from tennessee but the dates they became co-sponsors of a co-sponsor of the bill of house bill 2280. >> with that 35 + very powerful organizations that range from this says to labor or manufacturers with a strong and powerful coalition for over five years in their efforts to bring us together. these groups can come together it is not often boilermakers, pipefitters and building and a trade altogether sitting at the chamber of commerce but they managed to find common ground in america will be best served as the house does the same but to put into the record to short statements to those on the other side door wavering that the environmental a review process is conducted ov

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one with way or another? it happens every single day. a thousand deportations plus every single day in this country. >> yeah. i think those stories are so important to share, jose. people really get that human impact. i want to take another look at another interview of a mother undocumented status who is thinking about what tonight's announcement could mean for her daughter. let's take a listen. >> i have one daughter. and i bring her to the united states when she was 6 months born. so this is good for my daughter, too. because she can go to the university. she can go -- have better life. >> how long have you been in the united states? >> almost 13 years. >> jose, specifically for the group that we call the dreamers, what could tonight's announcement mean? >> well, dreamers here in this country, brought here through no fault of their own by undocumented parents and don't have a mixed status family household, well, they're out of luck, those parents will not qualify. i asked the president about that for years