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can you tell me when the work force in the division was unionized? >> i can't give you an exact date on that. it was before ms. anderson's and my arrival, but i want to say spring of last year, in march. >> well, let's -- can you tell me, does each worker have to cast the vote in order for their votes to be recorded as far as do you know how the process works? non-voters are considered voters to unionize how that's counted? >> i'm not completely certain about that process. >> can you get me that information? >> absolutely. >> that would be great. can you tell me how many employees there are in the cfas program and how many are eligible to be represented by government unions and how many affirmatively voted to be represented by unions? >> i don't have the totals on the voting, and i will say there are approximately -- and i don't have the exact numbers in front of me -- a little more than 200 federal employees in cfas program of those who would be eligible for union members or to have voted for union membership. that would be our field force, nonsuperv

you see that? your friend said, no, no he didn't. right? that's a story. so, i will tell you a story. in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell you the story about a super hero. krishna as a little boy in the village where the trees blow and the water flows and the birds fly and the grass grows, in this village there are cows. and people and they go to the river and they go to get their water. and they go to the river and what do they see? an evil demon is polluting the river. callia. and they can't get water because it's killing the cows and the people. so, they go to krishna and say, please, do something about this this is not good. he says, he thinks about it and says, okay. he takes his friends to the river to play. they play ball. they play with the ball and then by accident or may be not, the ball goes in the -- river. and callia is in the river. krishna is swimming through the dark waters and sees the ball is in the tail of the serpant demon. he sees the ball and the demon is sleepin

with that in mind, have we looked at and can you tell me from the perspective of china, you tell me how many subs they are building per year and how many subs they will have in fy-'17 and beyond, just to have a comparison as to where we're going to be strategically? >> if i could, congressman, we should take that for the record and make it in a classified setting. >> okay. >> but clearly, our goal here was to not only maintain but to strengthen our presence in the pacific. that's reason frankly we maintained 11 carriers. the navy assures me that we have more than adequate submarine fleet to be able to accompany our fo t

why don't you tell me what you came here for?i have no idea who's going on, man. >> i'm confronting him in the backyard, that other suspect is still out front, sitting in his truck. so who did you think you were talking to there a minute ago, that girl? >> i don't know. i don't know anything about it. i'm serious. >> he doesn't seem to know something else, i have the entire chat log of his conversation with the decoy. so you already had sex, you ask her. >> what is this? what is this? >> you say you have condoms. can you bring? okay. do you have condoms in your car? >> no. why -- what's up here? what's going on? >> well because i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc" and we're doing a story on men who try to meet teens online for sex. >> see you later. have a nice day. >> just as i'm telling him that he's walked into a "dateline" investigation, the man in the truck drives away and is arrested down the street. >> come on out! >> put your hands up! >> the 20-year-old leaves the backyard and is met by police on the driveway. >> drop wh

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i just want you to tell me last my final question. what would you hope you will be able to leave here having accomplished with respect to syria. >> well have two hopes or two wishes. first of all this resolution as itappens or not happens that's someing else. of course we would like it to happen. but that's not the end. i wish to see strong syria, the people of syria is very clever people, very friendly people. and i believe syria could be a very rich countryith a culture, with the tourism. it's a beautiful country. it's a beautiful cotry and i would likeo see syria for all of us to have a peaceful place where people can meet and people can spend their holidays. that's one thin. and the second thing i hope this does not take long. the third thing, we are not enemy for anybody, even the people in the government, even the president. we have friendship. but we are in a difficult position at the moment. we are in a difficult position. >> charlie: people are dying in the crises. >> exactly. >> charlie: thank you for taking this time. it's g

with that in mind, have we looked at and can you tell me from the perspective of china, you tell me how many subs they are building per year and how many subs they will have in fy-'17 and beyond, just to have a comparison as to where we're going to be strategically? >> if i could, congressman, we should take that for the record and make it in a classified setting. >> okay.+++ you talk about the seven cruisers that are going to be brought out because of the cost of modernizing them to a platform. but you're also looking too at a fleet that has been really pushed. we're talking maintenance that has been put off. many ships, as far as their operational availability is really being pushed. if we're looking at that and a strategy that denotes more challenges there in the future, especially with our naval capability, and just having been to an exercise, a bold alligator and looking at our operational capability within the marine corps that is necessitated by ships and looking also at our amphibious ship decline in numbers, i would ask too, how are we going to reconcile that with operational a

how many dudes you been with? so, tell mehat you want to do in the shower. >> then you get into detail about what you are going to do with him in the shower, a 13-year-old boy. >> and then you say -- >> i really made a mistake. >> you can't help but feel sorry for some of these guys. but then, when you go back and you re-read the transcript and you see the explicit nature of what was said, you feel less sorry for them. and then you say, and you're not some cop on a sting operation? i mean, that indicates that you were worried you were doing something wrong. >> i know. >> right? >> i know. >> i normally don't meet guys as young as you. so you send this. >> he asked and i -- >> you know, that's against the law. no, no, i'll take that back. that's against the law right there. what do you have to say for yourself? >> i'm ashamed. i was going to turn around halfway, you know, then he called and was like, where are you? i don't know. i just wasn't thinking right and i feel terrible and this was seriously the first time and i knew i

i know you don't want to say that but that is what it tells everybody in america and you know it. the fact you're not telling me if you knew more you would not a change her opinion now raises questions about your opinion in the first place to me. weighed in minute i was about to give you guys credit for actually being on top of this or in front of it and now i i'm not so sure. one of you apparently did not read the 10-k and not you tell me no matter how much information you told me, thought it was perfectly fine. and you know something? that's really not a good answer and i guess we will have to pursue this further later because i'm way over my time again. >> i thank the gentleman and now the vice chairman of the committee, mr. kobak. >> good evening mr. chairman i want to follow up on mr. cappy wanat's statement. can you discuss your surveillance regime, how often, what do you look or much you rely on? talk to us about how you do it. >> i'm happy to take that. also following up in this case we downgraded mf global six months before this disclosure. at the time we pointed out the fact that we expected the firm

you kidding me? are you kidding me? you think -- >> telle about your goals. >> my goals, trying to entrepreneur, you know. i want a business possibly take over this jail, you know. and i could be at home like donald trump, collecting money, writing checks, possibly writing you a check. you know. >> uh-huh. that sounds great. >> i tell you what your goals are. you're going to be in one of these units if you continue to do the things that you're doing. in a month. i'll give you less than that. okay? you're 17 years old, you walk through that back door and you will not leave. you understand me? you will not leave. that's what's going to happen to you. that's where you're going. everybody put your arms out, put your thumbs down. all the way out. i don't have anything -- >> a piece of strange and tie his arms together. you guys are strong enough to break that. they're not made for comfort. get used to that. keep your mouth shut. >> what i do to you? >> i don't like punk little kids come into my jail thinking it's cool. i don't care. i don't care

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you. i don't want to put words in your mouth. let me tell you what i'm trying to do, then maybe you can answer. even though you don't have a quote, unquote, international competitor, you're competing international for capital? >> yes. >> so the tax code impacts you how with respect to that? >> well, i think if you look at some of the analysis and research that has been done, companies with lower effective tax rates do have an advantage when it comes to garnering investment from the global capital markets. so from our vantage point, that clearly is an issue. also from, you know, just the perspective of raising capital, and also being able to invest more and grow our business in an economy that's more robust is going to help us on both fronts. >> so because capital can go anywhere in the world, it's going to go where it -- >> it's going to go where they believe the highest return is at. >> on their investment? >> yes. >> so even though you are a company investing in the united states in terms of jobs, and more jobs in ohio, thank you very much

those of you who are vice presidents for companies, dealing with tax issues, can you tell me who your major competitor is and how the current tax code causes you to make decisions based upon investments? starting to my left. >> the united states postal service. they don't pay my tax. ups, their tax profile is very sloor to ours. and we have several international competitors, dhl, at&t and others. as an example, dhl's reported epr's effective tax rate over the last 10 years have hovered around 20%, vis-a-vis our 36%, 37%. that's why i say us paying at what we are right now is a real competitive disadvantage, because they have additional after-tax funds that they can continue to reinvest in their global networks they don't have. >> and they compete with you here and abroad? >> yes, sir. >> our main competitors are at&t and verizon, as well as the satellite companies, directv and dish. and obviously we compete globally in the capital markets for investments. and farce the impact on the communications industry, i think verizon and at&t are much more similar to us than maybe even the satel

you letting me off? [laughter] do i have another story to tell you? i would if i -- >> you seem very conscious of the writer's process you are aware of how you work. you mentioned you changed from a film major to an english major. can you talk about when you were conscious when you wanted to be a writer. >> as opposed to a film maker? >> yes. >> some writers are not aware of their process as you are and i'm fas nacinated by that. >> when i took my first film class it was so boring. and it had nothing to do about the story that i was watching on the screen. and everything to do about how many frames per second or per minute or whatever it was. i thought, this is not at all what i thought it would be. then i moved from you know, to the technical aspect film writing course i took. it felt technical because i felt i had to be aware of the camera angles. literally aware it had to go down longshot or closeup and it was interfering with the story line. i graduated from san francisco state and it was creative writing within the english department. i was takin

can you tell me what they're changing the word to. what are they changed it to? slave. did i not hear you tell me you thought the word slave was more offensive? thank you. it's important to have an appreciation when they change the word, do you think this is the end of it? someone will say that slave is too offensive. let us think about one of most interesting names in our society. the names of sports teams. the braves, indians. the huskies. i'm not going to bring that up again. yankees. not so bad. university of massachusetts where i attended, the name of the team when i attended college was the redmen. native american. it was a time that people decided that's too offensive. they changed it to the -- anyone know the name of the team? the patriots. the idea was that i was wondering even if they change the name the redmen as minutemen. are they going to call it the whales? that's an unoffensive creature floating. the snail daughters. that would be wrong too. the idea is we're looking for nonoffensive language, i think we go on a slippery slope. this will be part of our di

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can you tell me what you mean by electricity systems? >> well, if you look at the electricity system in the united states, it's a very complex organism, if you will, and -- >> it's a delivery system? >> it's a transmission and distribution system. it's the delivery system, it's the control of the flows of electricity, it's how do you -- as you work to go to a modern grid that you can control how you flow the electricity and you want to look at where there are potential vulnerabilities in the grid. >> would that hub be responsible for trying to figure out how to reduce greatly the loss of power over distance? the delivery of power in a much more efficient manner? >> that wouldn't be -- >> mr. secretary, if maybe you could summarize that question. i want to get everybody in here before we blow the whistle for votes. >> i'll give you the details, but that's not the central focus, it's more distribution and control. >> mr. rodney alexander. >> thank you, mr. secretary. the president's budget includes an inter-agency study that says the depar

you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana went to the steppe. they found dimusi weeping. anana took his and and said, you will go to the underworld for half of the year. your sister, since she asked, will go the other half. on the day gestanana is called, that day you will be set free. anana set dimusi's hand in the and of the holy, great is your renoun, holy aristagal. i sing your praises. thank you. >> welcome to town. it is nice to have you here. >> good to be here. i want to start right in about this book, um by having you read us, this letter that your brother wrote to you when he was at the university of pennsylvania and you were the younger sister t

but the price of gasoline did. >> you don't have to tell me. >> bill: you are telling me the reason ituse the oil companies can make more money overseas so saying to the americans blank you, we are not going to give you the oil because we will make more over there. >> the same principle by which we are buying cheaper goods at wal-mart. we are now part of a world market, like it or not. the fact of the matter is we are competing with demand in china, in europe, and premarely in latin america. >> bill: no matter what we do and how much we conserve and how many cars get better mileage the prices will continue to go up because they are selling all the stuff over there. >> notice you haven't heard president obama crying about the higher prices. >> bill: not a word. >> because this fits into the green philosophy. >> bill: he wants people to get so fed up they go for the electric cars. >> they may get so fed up they show up in november. >> bill: i think you understand how angry voters are that they have to bear the brunt of the prices when it isn't supply and demand any more because china is

by the way, debra, can you tell me what they're changing the "n" word to. >> slave. >> slave as if that's somehow less offensive. did i not hear you tell me you thought the word slave was more offensive than you thought the word nigger? you said you thought the word slave was more offensive? [ inaudible question ] >> because of your -- which is? thank you. it's important top have appreciation when they change the word, do you think this is the end of it? will we be changing the word again because someone's going to say that slave is too offensive. okay. let us think about what probably one of the most interesting uses of language in our society, the names of sports teams, braves, the indians, the huskies. i'm not going to bring that up again because you know there's going to be trouble. yankees. university of massachusetts which are attended undergraduate, name of the team when i went attended college was the red men. native american. there was a time when people decided that's too offensive. they changed it to the, anyone know what the name of the umass team is now? the patriots. actuall

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