>> mr. tight? mr. tight? i can't believe you, mr. brown! that's why sasha wanted you out of the way! >> cora, you--you act like you ain't never knocked nobody out! >> no, i ain't never knocked nobody out at a time like this! >> well, what time did you knock somebody out at? >> you-- >> you done knocked somebody-- you can't judge me if you done... throw the first rock if you ain't never knocked nobody out. >> mr. brown, now, how are we gonna raise $100,000? now, you done knocked the--oh! you always messing stuff up. >> i said i'm sorry! see? you done got me in trouble with everybody. you ain't that hurt. i ain't even hit you that hard. it didn't even go "clunk!" it said "clunk." you make me sick. >> uh, so, uh, well, how many pisces we got in the house? hey! pisces, raise your hands! raise your nubs. raise y-- >> colonel, you're making us lose money. look. >> i didn't do that. that's not... >> colonel jackson! [scattered applause] the jokes...the jokes not going too good. he's up here sweating like mike tyson in a spelling bee. anyway, uh...

we understand that his security acted to protect mr. brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. we are confident that mr. brown will be exonerated. >> the alleged victim said he would have accepted an apology at the scene but now plans to press charges and has already hired a lawyer. >> i will not describe injuries at this juncture. we will allow the situation -- juries did occur. >> the issue will be whether prosecutors can prove what he did is a violation of dc law. he could get up to four years in prison. >> for the 2009 incident, brown was sentenced to more than 1400 hours of community service. >> in this day and age of reality television, we are seeing that bad behavior is becoming widely accepted and even fuelled in many cases. the more celebrities get breaks for their behavior the more they will think that this is what the public wants to see. >> it could still be considered a probation violation and possible prison time for the man that many now know more his swinging as much as his singing. >> wh

. >> and this is my daddy, mr. brown. >> yes. i'm her daddy. >> mike here, he's a big-time football recruiter at decatur u. >> wow, that's impressive. >> yep. yep. that's impressive. >> yeah. >> yeah. you're a big-time recruiter, and your friend is just big. >> hey, cora, in college, i used to be better than him at everything. >> please. >> football... >> nope. >> baseball... >> are you kidding me? >> women. >> you pitched a no-hitter on and off the field. >> heh. yeah, but that's all changed now. >> hah! no, it ain't. >> so, mike, what brings you to town? >> oh, he came to see me about a job. >> really? >> yes. i'm gonna have my frat work with me at decatur u. in illinois. >> doing what? y'all got an eating team? >> no. coaching. >> coaching what? the eating team? >> football. >> reggie coaching football? you got to be -- be serious. be serious! [ laughs ] oh, you're serious. >> of course he's serious. >> yes, the university is looking for an assistant coach, and this is the best man for the job. >> really? that's wonderful, reg

>> mr. brown! down, set, hut! >> [ chuckling ] >> what the heck is this?! [ whistle blows ] >> flag! illegal emotions. yellow team, 15 yards. >> oh, my -- is my quarterback ironing?! >> there's no ironing in football! >> [ gasping ] >> football is too violent. i suggest that we hug our opponents and make friends, and when we need to score, they'll let us whenever we need to. >> what? >> they're trying to get touchdowns, not a date! >> cora. whew. cora jean, come here. >> what? >> cora, cora, cora, cora. >> what is it? >> cora, i thought i'd never say this, but i'm embarrassed to be your daddy! >> what? >> 'cause this is embarrassing! >> boys, what did you tell her about the plays? >> besides the fact they don't work? kind of like her intentions. >> he's -- he's got tea -- >> i love to dance! that's what i'm talking 'bout. here we go. >> get out of here. >> aah! >> y'all can't be serious. >> yes, we're serious. >> no, you can't be serious! >> we are serious, mr. brown. these boys have been writing essays about themselves. >> essays?! >> yes. essays. did you

>> it's me, mr. brown. >> cora? girl, when you start working at the light company? >> no, i'm in the kitchen. >> hang on. i'll be right there. hang on. hang on. >> you said hang up. i didn't say hang up. you do realize how stupid that cordless phone in your hand, don't you? >> really? >> well, cora, what we gonna do? >> nincompoop. >> it's 555... >> welcome to our automated services. >> hello? repeat yourself. >> for english, press or say one. >> ohh! what i'm gonna press one again for? i'm just gonna press everything and see if i get everybody. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. how you get 10 on this, cora? >> no. >> we have to change back. >> oh, i don't want to! >> you don't have a choice. >> look, for the first time in my life, i feel like i do. you don't know what it's like to be small and picked on. >> what? you think i was born that size? >> you were probably born my size. >> actually, i was smaller than you. >> you were? >> really? >> but i was confident. >> really? >> after i got those braces taken out. >> ooh, you had braces and that big old head? ooh, you were a

brown and his brown act say about the four commissioners? we can say hey what is going on, i like your shoes and good party and we can't talk about the environment commission business? >> we were not using survey monkey at the party. >> yeah. >> if you want to go ahead i will find the exact. >> okay, just curious, because

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. >> reporter: brown's music career has soared over the last few years, but his behavior outside of the studio has some fans questioning if he's really learned his lesson from the violent past. brown is still on probation for domestic violence case in which he reportedly beat up his ex- girlfriend, pop star rihanna. >> you don't have to always react to everything. >> reporter: brown entered a not guilty plea in the d.c. assault. the allege victim in the case is from beltsville. the police report says he suffered broken bones in the nasal area. brown is due back in d.c. for a second court appearance on november 25th. we're live tonight, i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. the judge also ordered brown to undergo drug treatment and report to his probation officer in l.a. >>> dr. conrad murray, the man convicted in the death of michael jackson is a free man tonight. he was released after midnight

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. we are confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in washington to host this party on sunday night. the victim tried to get into a photo of brown and a female fan. at that point, according to the police report brown said, quote, i'm not down with that gay expletive and i feel like boxing. the victim told police that brown and the body guard each punched him in the face. >> you know, he was hurt. he was full of blood. i'm talking about the nose. >> i didn't see him throwing any punches whatsoever. >> reporter: this could have severe consequences for the popular r&b singer. ♪ brown who signed his first record deal at age 15 is serving probation for felony domestic violence against rihanna for what happened before the grammy awards four years ago. her bruised and bloody face shown in this picture from tmz. his probation was revoked briefly this year after a hit-and-run accident when a woman said he went ballistic on her after rear ending her c

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. we are confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in washington to host this party on sunday night. the victim tried to get into a photo of brown and a female fan. at that point, according to the police report brown said, quote, i'm not down with that gay expletive and i feel like boxing. the victim told police that brown and the body guard each punched him in the face. >> you know, he was hurt. he was full of blood. i'm talking about the nose. >> i didn't see him throwing any punches whatsoever. >> reporter: this could have severe consequences for the popular r&b singer. ♪ brown who signed his first record deal at age 15 is serving probation for felony domestic violence against rihanna for what happened before the grammy awards four years ago. her bruised and bloody face shown in this picture from tmz. his probation was revoked briefly this year after a hit-and-run accident when a woman said he went ballistic on her after rear ending her c

we understand that his security acted to protect mr brown and his property, as he is authoritized to do under dc law. we are confident that mr brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in washington to host this party at a nightclub saturday night. according to the police report, the victim isaac parker tried to get into a photo being taken of brown and a female fan early sunday morning outside the w hotel in washington at that point, according to the police report, brown said "i'm not down with that gay - - - - - , "i feel like boxing". the victim told police that brown and his bodyguard punched him in the face. >> "the guy was not reacting you know, i didn't see him throwing any punches whatsoever. it was like why dis? >> he was hurt. seriously hurt. you know, he was - his shirt was full of blood. i'm talking about the nose. >> reporter: this arrest could have severe consequences for the popular grammy award-winning r-and-b singer. brown, who signed his first record deal at age 15is serving probation for felony domestic violence against singer rihanna -- fr

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do undies strict of columbia law. >> reporter: brown's music career has soared but his behavior outside of the studio has some fans questioning if he learned his lesson from a violent past. he is on probation from a case in which he reportedly beat up his girlfriend rihanna. >> you don't always have to react to everything. >> reporter: brown entered a not guilty plea in the d.c. assault. the alleged victim is from beltsville. the police report says the victim suffered broken bones in the nasal area. chris brown and his bodyguard are expected back in court in d.c. november 25th. rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> the judge ordered brown to undergo drug treatment and report to his probation officer in l.a. >>> former congressman jesse jackson junior will wake up in a prison. he is accused of using campaign funds for personal expenses and clothing. his wife will go to prison pleading guilty to filing federal income tax returns. >>> a family

brown and his brown act say about the four commissioners? we can say hey what is going on, i like your shoes and good party and we can't talk about the environment commission business? >> we were not using survey monkey at the party. >> yeah. >> if you want to go ahead i will find the exact. >> okay, just curious, because there might be a time when all seven of us are there celebrating, what do we do, we look the other way and we just say, you know, what happened to the 9ers this weekend? what do we do? >> we under no circumstances will talk about that. we could talk about the english premier league you will get at least two of us interested in that. subject matter. >> okay. and then, i don't think that we have action. yes. >> as stated in the city's good government guide which is a summary of the public meeting laws and public record laws, the attendance of a majorty members of at policy body at a recreational gathering is not a meeting, it is one gathering is not sponsored or organized by or for the policy body. and two, the majority of th

mr. brown. fine. moving on! (grunts) (doorbell rings) (pants, groans) cracked it. oh, it's cracked. (groans) donna, if you're looking for robert, he's sleeping. we were up till 4:00 in the morning. well, he was up. that is innuendo. and he was in my endo. be that as it may, arianna, you need to take tim back. being without you has wrecked him. speaking of rectum... wrecked him. tim's a wreck. arianna, what you're doing is wrong. it's adultery! i mean, what if i told your church friends? that a self-righteous christian is actually a hypocrite? alert the media. but how can you throw away this whole unremarkable life you have with tim? it's easy. robert is amazing in bed. he's wild and adventurous, and his technique is almost magical. the way he kisses your ear and brings you right up to the edge, and then at exactly the right moment... he bites down, and it's pain and pleasure, and a thousand volts of electricity shoot through every inch of your body! he never helped with the dishes, though. game, set and match. (laughter, theme music plays) tim, if you want arianna back, you have to

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i represent a state -- i'm privileged, as i know the presiding officer is, to represent connecticut and the previous speaker is to represent nebraska. i'm privileged to represent my state, the state of ohio, and we are home to several large research facilities, medical research facilities, aeronautics research facilities, military research facilities, some that are overwhelmingly represented to do research in pure science. all of them have a major impact in their communities, a major impact in terms of employment directly, majoring in usually good-paying jobs, scientists and engineers and physicians and chemists and all kinds of people in the natural or the medical or the aeronautic sciences and all the support staff with them. always good for communities. these research facilities not just provide employment, obviously, but they provide great wealth for our country. so much of this research helps people in their daily lives. so much of this research is commercialized into -- into bus

i knew mrs. brown personally. it's accurate but because of my timeframe i'll make a few points. now, one information that i received is there are more unsheltered homeless adults 1 thousand 2 hundred and 74 live in district 10 than any other part of the city. we're talking about one hundred let alone over one thousand people. and i just don't understand how, of course, the last statistic i read 40 percent of the bayview homeless made less than $20,000. and to not support this particular proposal would not be conducive for the city i know you, mr. farrell and mr. moore and mr. john avalos i believe you're a fair person and i believe you will vote and recommend to the board to approve this proposal. thank you, sir >> supervisor mar. >> i want to thank the reverend for being here reverend. >> could we get the other microphone that's not picked up on our audience. >> hi, i'm carla. i am - i'm going to read from this. myself and my family are bayview property owners i'm 28 san francisco resident i'm fully in support of the homeless population. i'm here to urge you to please strip the

the folks at right wing watch noticed mr. brown's most recent trip to russia. we asked him, following their reporting, to confirm today whether or not he had actually just gone to russia again and in what capacity. he confirmed to us that he did, in fact, go to russia last week. he said he's working on organizing an antigay summit there for next year and he says he is proud to work with his russian allies against gay rights. so, it's got to be a sad day for nom, now that the next planned antigay legislation in russia, the steal your kids from you bill, has been put on hold. that bill had been slated to february, when they're hosting the olympics. now they say they plan to resubmit the bill later, maybe when everyone's not paying attention because of the olympics. maybe a quieter time would be a better opportunity to pass a law that would forcibly take children away from their parents and put them in orphanages. maybe with not so much attention. so, that was reason number one, that the national organization for marriage is having a bad day. things are getting sl

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent to speak for up to ten minutes as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i rise today with a pretty simple message for house leadership -- you can end this republican shutdown today. just simply let the house vote on issue after issue after issue when the house has acted, the senate has responded with a vote, either table a vote or vote a motion for or against or vote legislation for or taking a vote, we simply ask the house to do the same thing. by scheduling a vote on the senate-passed plan, a continuing resolution, speaker boehner can ensure that more than 800,000 workers, including tens of thousands in my home state of ohio, can get back to work. by scheduling a vote on the senate-passed bill, he can reopen the government without rehashing old political fights, then get down to busines

last may in deland, florida police attempted to pull over brown for traffic violation. mr. brown tried to allude the cops even leaving his car and run away. he was run over by a police cruiser and died. this happened just 25 miles away from sanford, florida where trayvon martin was killed. the officer who hit mr. brown with the car james harris has been fired but not charged with a imcroovment here now to explain further fox news anchor martha maccallum. why did this happen? if it was a traffic beef why did it happen. >> they said they pulled him over because he didn't have his seat belt on. obviously he panicked and ran. one of the witnesses in the car with him said i can't go back to jail again. did he have a record, forgery, theft, no violent crime, a possession crime on marijuana. but it appears that he was very afraid that he was going to have to go back to jail. >> bill: for not wearing his seat belt? >> he got pulled over at a traffic stop that's all the officers said why they did it whether they had suspicions on him -- that is really hard to watch. the other thing

last may in deland, florida police attempted to pull over brown for traffic violation. mr. brown tried to allude the cops even leaving his car and run away. he was run over by a police cruiser and died. this happened just 25 miles away from sanford, florida where trayvon martin was killed. the officer who hit mr. brown with the car james harris has been fired but not charged with a imcroovment here now to explain further fox news anchor martha maccallum. why did this happen? if it was a traffic beef why did it happen. >> they said they pulled him over because he didn't have his seat belt on. obviously he panicked and ran. one of the witnesses in the car with him said i can't go back to jail again. did he have a record, forgery, theft, no violent crime, a possession crime on marijuana. but it appears that he was very afraid that he was going to have to go back to jail. >> bill: for not wearing his seat belt? >> he got pulled over at a traffic stop that's all the officers said why they did it whether they had suspicions on him -- that is really hard to watch. the other thing

brown and his property as they are authorized to do under law. we are confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in town to host this party. the victim tried to get into a photo of brown and a female fan. brown said, quote, i'm not down with that gay expletive. and i feel like boxing. they say that brown and his body guard each punched him in the face. >> you know, he was hurt. he was full of blood. i'm thinking about the nose. >> i didn't see him throwing any punches whatsoever. >> reporter: this could have severe consequences for the popular r&b singer. brown who signed his first record deal at age 15 is serving probation for the what happened with rheanna. her bruised and bloody face shown in this picture from tmz. his probation was revoked briefly this year after a hit-and-run accident when a woman said he went ballistic on her after rear ending her car. he was given an additional 1,000 hours of community service. but stipulations from the rheanna case require him to stay out of all legal trouble. >> a newcrime even without a

from then had you know admitted his guilt right there you know in court did it occur to you and mr brown's all that maybe it would be best not to use d.c.t. until you were sure your workers wouldn't be affected this general waiting for the evidence to pile up. the first to hold hands but you still don't know if our film will be screened at all. or. the festival board calls us to an urgent crisis they had received new letters from don't. assume they're not on a plane. and they make it very clear to us they will no longer defend my from. my accomplices dispraise. to murder me to. just the bottom line. it's not really finished but they. think they will it's so hard to risk their own organization the fessor game up with different options but the options are never going to be in your favor you know the options were i mean i was in the room with the options where they were going to show up next year where you can get distribution or why don't we just show clips and we can do a discussion around it but all along that was going to do anything for your for your show and then also we felt as you kno

mr. brown: thank you, madam president. we still remain hopeful, as the hours unfortunately click down -- tick down towards what could happen in this country if we don't pay our debts. it's never happened in american history before. i know that when we woke up this morning, when america woke up, they saw leader reid, the democratic leader, the majority leader, and leader mcconnell coming together in discussion, the republican leader from kentucky, senator mcconnell, coming together on a plan, and they are pretty close to agreement. we know that there are still problems in the house of representatives, and i think that some of di -- some of new s body are fans of abr abraham lincoln. lincoln used to talk about when his staff wanted him to stay in the white house and win the war and free the slaves and preserve the union, he said, i have to go out and get my public opinion bath. and i think some of my colleagues in the house could learn something from going out and listening to real people, not just going on talk radio, not j

brown and mr. brown's property. as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. we are confident mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in washington to host this party at a nightclub saturday night. according to the police report, the victim, isaac parker, tried to get in a photo of a picture taken of mr. brown and a female fan. at that point, brown said i'm not down with that gay expletive and, quote, i feel like boxing. the arrest could have severe consequences for the popular grammy award winning r & b singer. ♪ brown who signed his first record deal at age 15 is serving probation for felony domestic violence against singer rihanna perfect this incident on the eve of the grammy awards four years ago. her bruised and bloodied face seen from this picture on tmz. his bail was revoked after a hit and run incidence. he was given an additional thousand hours of community service. brown's probation official will send a report on the latest d.c. arrest to a superior court judge in los angeles who will then decide whether the singer w

we are confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrong doing. >> brown was arrested sunday morning after an altercation outside a washington, d.c. hotel. singer is required to stay 100 yards away from the victim identified as 20-year-old isaac parker. >> >>> this story is nuts. the chef guy was testifying in a case against his stolen lamborghini and attempted murder. he took the stand in the case against 19-year-old max wade. prosecutors accuse wade of stealing his lamborghini in 2011 in order to impress a girl who he later attempted to murder along with her boyfriend! follow it. wade was arrested in a storage where police also found the stolen lamborghini. >> i was in chicago shooting the show. when the phone was ringing i thought somebody is messing with me. this is a bad joke but it wasn't a bad joke and it was very surprising, you know, that it went down the way it went down. >> he managed to get a plug-in for his show. wade is on trial for auto theft and faces two counts of attempted murder. jury

i've gotten this exclusive with mr. brown and not going to do it. thinking these guys are talented. don't bite the hand that feeds you and don't strike out at capitalism because it pleases you. you have to remember russ you're earning the money you are because the companies that pay you are profitable. if they're not profitable, guess what, you lose your brand. and you lose your ass all right? hang out with the beautiful ladies. they're only hanging out with you because you're rich. good day. >> hello everyone. i'm andrea along with bob, dana, greg. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. >>> well pay big night here on the five as one of our very favorites dr. charles will join us in a bit. stoik around for that. first the if anything ere pointing over obama care's disastrous roll out reached capitol hill as four website contractors were grilled over the failures of the signature legislation. we'll get to the hearing in a minute. first, bob a week a ago you said thwh

brown. and mr. brown's property. >> reporter: brown was arrested after allegedly attacking 20-year-old parker adams. in the police incident report, the singer said i'm not down with that gay expletive. i feel like boxing. then, parker told police, brown punched him in the face. according to the report, brown's bodyguard threw a second punch. late monday, chris brown pleaded not guilty. his camp claims the victim was trespassing. his bodyguard was trying to stop him. adams told tmz, he would have accepted an apology at the scene. but now, plans to press charges. >> our client has -- >> reporter: the bigger issue for the embattled pop star is that he's still on probation for that infamous february 2009 incident, when he pleaded guilty to attacking then-girlfriend rihanna. he was sentenced to more than 1,400 hours of community service and 5 years of probation. violation of his probation could mean up to four years in jail. it will now be up to a judge to decide if his alleged most recent hit is in viol

. >> christopher brown committed to crime. we're confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: the alleged victim, adams, told tmz he would have accepted an apology at the scene but plans to press charges and already hired a lawyer. >> i will not describe injuries at this juncture. injuries did occur. >> reporter: the 2009 incident, brown was sentenced to more than 1400 hours of community service and five years probation. even if this most recent arrest doesn't lead to a conviction, it could still be considered a probation violation and possible prison time for the man many know for his swinging as much as his singing. lindsey davis, new york. >> got to get that temper under control. not good, man. >> take a step back, dude. >> let it go. >> let it go. he is a regular guy, he wants to photo bomb a picture or get on your tour bus, whichever. >> let the bodyguard handle it. that's what you pay for. >> he is three times anyone's size. >>> why you shouldn't let your children take a smartphone to bed. >> it is first national o

brown thank you for joining us, you have so many titles. thanks for coming on. we'll be right back after this. >>> let me finish tonight with this. i've got a story to tell you. back in 1981 when ronald reagan came to town, guess what? he needed to raise the debt ceiling. that's right the same debt ceiling that his party had been voting to the last member against. not a single republican member in the house voted to raise the debt ceiling leaving it to the democrats to do it themselves and getting bricks thrown at them for doing it. reagan had to raise the debt limit himself. tip o'neill not wanting to rain on the new president's parade, wanted one condition. he wanted a letter from ronald reagan himself to every democratic member of congress to vote for the death ceiling. that's all just a letter. he was okay with helping reagan doing what he needed to do. the letters arrived, reagan got his vote. john boehner, are you listening? are you paying attention to history? it's time to lead your party out of this dead end canyon that history will blame you for. i'll b

. >> christopher brown committed no crime. we're confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: the alleged victim, adams, told tmz he would have accepted an apology at the scene but plans to press charges and already hired a lawyer. >> i will not describe injuries at this juncture. what we will do is allow the situation to occur. injuries did occur. >> reporter: the 2009 incident, brown was sentenced to more than 1400 hours of community service and five years probation. even if this most recent arrest doesn't lead to a conviction, it could still be considered a probation violation and possible prison time for the man many know for his swinging as much as his singing. lindsey davis, new york. >> got to get that temper under control. not good, man. >> take a step back, dude. >> let it go. >> let it go. he is a regular guy, he wants to photo bomb a picture or get on your tour bus, whichever. >> let the bodyguard handle it. that's what you pay for. >> he is three times anyone's size. push the guy, problem solved. >>> why you

brown thank you for joining us, you have so many titles. thanks for coming on. we'll be right back after this. >>> obamacare hurt this is country much more than any government shutdown. >> people are probably going to realize they can live with a lot less government v government. >> reatening... an economic shutdown. refusing to pay our nation's bills. endangering american jobs. tell them to stand up to the tea party. enough already! the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken q

the trouble was, mr. brown, the unlicensed pest exterminator, did not use methyl parathion for agricultural purposes, as instructed. he used it inside people's homes. the roaches was real, real bad in my house. real bad. so he came and sprayed. when he sprayed, they stayed gone about a year. "o ths no pbl withhiuf there's no worry about it. you just have to air it out, and it'll dissipate." "o ths no pbl withhiuf bradenning: when it's used indoors, you don't have the wat or the bteri or the sunlight to break it down. it can stay inside a house for two to three years beforet breaks down, and that was the big problem here-- is this was all sprayed indoors. it was not breaking down, and it was still a threat to everybody that was living in these homes. an exposure to a chemical occurs when... through one of the routes: oral, respiratory, or dermal, we come in contact with a chemical in an environmental medium, such as air, water, soil... whatever. the effects may be either local or systemic. local efcts occu

>> we are confident mr. brown will be exonerated of wrongdoing. >> after spending 36 hours in jail, fans went crazy as chris brown left the courthouse. the scene inside more somber as seen in court sketches. >> it was interesting to see him come in. he was calm, relaxed. there he was in leg irons and

brown: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank senator durbin for his speech, the assistant majority leader. after one of the -- one of the privileges of this job, as the senator from connecticut knows, the senior senator from connecticut, is the privilege and the -- the learning experience, if you will, of sitting in the presiding officer's chair and listening to senators speak, and we hear a whole range of talks and a whole range of discussions and a whole range of talents in this body. sometimes you hear senators with great charisma delivering very impressive political speeches and appealing to patriotism, and other times you hear senators who just focus on the substance and the importance in bringing us down to earth about what really matters here. senator durbin's speech was exactly that about what this health care law means. it means that we can talk about repeal of obamacare and that sounds good to crowds back home, to some crowds back home, but when you think of the tens of millions of americans that will h

brown: would you repeat that again, sir. mr. doggett: there was an understanding he acknowledged, reached between the house and senate, that we democrats in order to keep the government functioning, would agree for a time this fall to accept an unacceptable low number that we know won't deliver the level of services needed for head start, for education, for cancer research. ms. brown: sir, are you saying that the democrats in the house held their nose and voted for the republican irresponsible numbers? mr. doggett: we said we will do that now if it will keep our government opened and protect our families and avoid default, open the government, and it is that motion, not a motion to give us all that we have asked for, but a motion to take the republican budget number and put it in place as a compromise, i must say not a very good compromise. ms. brown: say it again. mr. doggett: we agreed to do that. the speaker indicated that he had agreed to that, and then this tea party faction took control. the shutdown caucus, as the gentlew

mr. coons: thank you, senator blunt, for your work on this bill with senator brown. there are other bills that i hope this body will take up and discuss and debate and where i hope we can find ideas that are out there, progress that's being made, policy innovation that's being made and that we can take them up, debate them and find bipartisan sponsors who will carry them forward. i absolutely agree we're seeing a manufacturing revival in this country for a variety of countries, one is less expensive energy, the shale gas revolution is reducing the energy costs broadly for manufacturing of all kinds. we're also seeing that lots of american companies fear the loss of their inventions, innovations if they move offshore so some of the attractiveness of operating in other countries has dimmed a bit as they've recognized that the united states is one that has a rule of law that protects their inventions and innovations. there's also less of a wage gap as wages have come up in the developing world, in china, the wage gap is less so that combination gives us a window, a mome

brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like before i ask my questions, the service organizations sent a letter to congress about supporting the bill onl the a -- v.a. the floor. is it possible that i could submit that to the record? thank you. about what a senator introduced, i don't want to talk about the senate. i want to talk about the house. the house of representatives where i serve. mr. secretary, my question to november or the third week in october, will 3.8 million veterans not get their checks in the mail? the benefits -- that is a nice thing, but checks are what they live on. most veterans that get those checks are on fixed income. explain to me how they are supposed to make it. effective 1oman, november, if we don't resolve this, those veterans will not .eceive pension compensation for veterans who are in school, ,heir education checks vocational rehab, those beneficiaries -- when you add surviving spouses and children, it is over 5 million. this is serious. i am hoping that the leadership of this commit

. >> thank you, mr. ruiz. i'd like to recognize for a final question, mrs. brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and, mr. chairman, i would like before i answer my question the four service organizations sent a letter to congress not supporting the piecemeal va bill on the floor. and so is it possible that i could submit that to the record? >> without objection. >> thank you. now, mr.-- because, you know, to talk about what a senator introduced, i don't want to talk about the senate, i want to talk about the house. the house of representatives where i serve. and, mr. secretary, my question to you is come november or the third week in october will 3.8 million veterans not get their checks in the mail? benefits, that's a nice thing, but checks is what they live on. most veterans that get those checks are on fixed income. explain to me how they're supposed to make it. >> congresswoman, effective 1, november, if we don't resolve this, those veterans will not receive pension compensation for veterans who are in school, their education checks, vocational rehab and those beneficiaries are not

mr. chris brown, by the way, still in hot water and on probation from the 2009 attack on his then girlfriend rihanna is now in hot water once again with the law. last time he got probation. i don't even think he went to jail. this time who knows what will happen to him. >> at least he hit a man this time. >> still. >> come on, chris. >> anyway, kim and kanye engaged now, of course. >> we want prenup. >> exactly. but according to tmz, they have agreed to sign a prenup. they will keep their assets separate, despite a massive joint account of some kind. and according to how much they -- speculation as to how much they have. kim is worth about 14 million but kanye is worth $90 million and apparently they will have a contract and they will have a prenup to keep the kimye empire intact in the likely event that they split. yeah. >> in the very highly likely event. >> yeah, this such a low-key couple. >> they really do have a solid foundation. >>> julianne hough, as we all know from "dancing with