have you seen hank? >> i saw hank not too long ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. before their gift helped preserve the point... before a credit solution was used to expand their business... before trusts were created for

hank you for joining us on fox business. >> thank you. lori: watson is totally going rogue. and watson is totally going on that honeymoon. ibm. very clever. you have heard similarity where one computer brain is going to do all the thinking and take over all of humanity. let's check the market, w where joined at the new york stock exchange, lauren is looking at one stock hitting an all-time high today. lauren: take a look at the today chart, you can see it is up% toy, a-timhigh pusng $10 pe sare. goldn sas add priline and ve tm $10 pre targ. eest cht ishe fe-ye char

hank you, wendy. >> wendy: all right. we have time for another one. how you doin'? >> my name is casey. we've been toekts for two years. we live in denver. he loves it there. i want to move to new york. how do i get him to live here and compromise. >> wendy: how old are you? >> 24. >> wendy: move. you love our city. move. you're 24. you've got lot more frogs to kiss. i do respect the love you have but i would not let yur dream be stopped right now at your age by some man. not now. it's your time. welcome to new york and apparently you're single or in a long-distance relationship. keep it here, everybody. up next, we're going to reveal up next[ female announcer ]eal having grands biscuits in the morning is easy. pop them in, go about your business, and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [

>>hank you, juan. bush came up with the prescription drug plan. republicans say we need to extent medicare and medicaid. republicans should want freedom of healthcare. >> go, jonathan go. >> are you for that, juan? are you for free market healthcare? >> i am a free market guy. i know there are simes simes tht wall street fails and when workers are exploited. we need government as a helping hand. safety net needs to be in place. >> this is not a helping hand. >> we don't have a safety net. it's so big. we should promote the policies that lift people out of poverty. instead what are we doing? promoting to make -- >> mike people feel better living in poverty. >> c'mon! >> that is what they do. >> you want children starving? kick children to the curve? >> no, no, no. >> hold on. >> get out of here. >> stop, stop. can we be clear. no one wants starving children. >> this seems like every american has cement boots sinking down fast. >> leave it there. up next, deception, lies and it's over the undercover video s. >>> the administration navigator program

you, senator. senator grassley? us,hank you for joining madam secretary. you know of my interest in the claims act that brought 30 to $40 billion back, it is one of the best tools against fraud. i start by referring to a letter that you sent to congress on october 30. the letter states that the department does not consider qualified health benefits or other programs related to the oral facility marketplaces and other programs under obamacare to be federal health care programs. if that interpretation stands, it would have serious consequences. your letter calls into question whether vital enforcement and oversight tools and rebates, kick ax and bribes would be available to your agency. it weakens the ability to use the claims act. i do not understand why you are giving insurers within the exchanges a blanket exemption from years of civil and criminal laws and regulations, including ,nti-kickback law violations just to name a few. this is not about my position on the underlying law, madam secretary. you and i disagree on that, however we can both agree, i ho

>>hank you, right? >> wendy: what did oprah give you? >> i'm not telling you that. >> wendy: why? >> she gave me the day off. i had the day off: so i love your fix your life series. let's talk about that clip with terrell owens. he e looked very prepared if his football life is done. >> you know what? he became a victim for his talent. he got paid for his talent and he never mastered his craft of being a man. he never grew up. at the core was a fatherless son. >> wendy: now, i heard something about that father issue. his dad was a neighbor acro the street? >> across the street. i can't tell you. you've got to watch the show to see it. i can't tell you why. but he lived across the street from his father and never knew it. >> his mother was a rolling stone. >> it's just the issue as itiya man. at some point doesn't he have to take responsibility? we all come from a place of hurt. >> he didn't have the tools. the lez son is money, fame, an fortune is not going to fix you if you don't handle the business. >> wendy: is it different for your you helping celebrities versus regular people

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please, you get six minutes. >> okay. >> hello, yeah. hank you. my name is paula brawn and i'm here concerning my son who was murdered by an automatic gun. as i come here every time i still have no judges. i always bring the names, which i left in the car tonight of the perpetrators that were involved in my son's case. i still have no closure as a mother. i'm still out there paving the ground, trying to get justice, carrying my son's pictures, hanging them up as often as i can just to have them torn down. we have -- i have no venue to hang these pictures or to hang my help wanted poster. there's a $250,000 reward that i still yet to give somebody to come forth and identify the perpetrators. as i said on doctor marshall's show that i don't hate these perpetrators, i forgive them. i forgive them because i can't die hating them, but i do want justice and i do want them in jail. i do want them to go to jail. i do want to go and say why did you kill my son. i at least deserve that. i at least deserve an apology from them, whatever they say to me. i wan

>>hank you. >>> new at 11:00 a new sanich shop is stirring up a controversy in vallejo. it because of its new bullet downtown vallejo last week some customers do not like the ceiling-high glass, and the building's major leaguing says he feels it bris negative attention tohe area. >> i really think itends the wrong message. u know, about this and to the community.mmunity, you know, you topt have aood relationship with your patrons, and i thi it's overll. i think thaperhaps they were not, you know, reay didn't know what kind of neighborhood they were moving into. >> but thewners who run another subway in vallo say that sp has been rbed three times, and the glass is there for workers' safety. >> on capitol hill a house committee willook at all the social securit numbers and othepersonal information. government is now collecting on the health care.gov website. lawmakers sa hackers have already tried to break in a some data has been compromised. a brandew poll out shows near 6 in 10 amecans oppose t health care law. in aeparate poll 56% of peoe say they're making sure everyon

. >> bob,hank you. >>> aid starting treach typhoon hit aas in the philippines. the official count, nearly 1,000 now said tbe dead, but that number -- that'an early number. it's expected to eventually go nbc ease nancy snyderman shows us i are still in need of food clea drinking water, and other essentials. >>eporter: flying ove the mounins into tacloban, the destruion kreepcreeps upn you. rural and urb carna everywhere. there's a sea of devastatio it is a sight uike any i've ever seen before. in a city whout food, water, and ectricity, tensions are running high. boes still lie in the street and reports of lootingnd violenceave prompted the military to begin patrs. suspected thieves are stopped at arbitrary check points. and the water supply is exhausted too. followg the storm surge, the waterways are blocked with animal and building debris and thetench of decay is in the air. ev water from the nmally reliable pumps haseen compromised. people are using it f drinking and bathing. few appear to be boili water as suggested. everywhere people are thirsty and access t

for hosting us and hosting this great exhibit, and hank you very much for joining >>> okay. good afternoon. members of the public, fellow commissioners and staff. let's call this meeting to order at 1:35 p.m.. madam secretary? >> president courtney, here, commissioner moran, here, commissioner torres? here. vice-president ann moller caen is here and francesca vetore is here. >> approving of minutes of october 22nd #shgs 2013. moved and seconded. any comments from approval of the minutes? hearing none, public comment is closed. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> the motion carries. >> next item? >> public comments. >> i have no cards. >> good afternoon doctor. >> it's a great day. i'm here to make a request. >> i thought it was your birthday. >> i'm 80 now. don't make me older. my request is a hearing that was moved on sometime ago about the southeast facility and sewage plant. i would like for you, please, it's been at least three or four 4 months that was passed on to uphold a hearing with your staff about this and that has not came forth. i want to say this to the listeni

that's the game a that's the way weeally hope it will go. >> tony,hank you for being with us this morning. >>y pleasure. >> "press:here"ill be back in just a moment. > that's our show f this week. thanks to my guests. for making us part of your you sunday morning. >>> llo and welcome to "comunidad d valle"ly. i'm damian trujilltrujillo. we have special verans day shown your "comunidad del valle." ♪ >>> we begin today with the parent instute for quality education or piqe. here is a brief look at their progm. the classrooms are always filled with students who have tou questions for the teacher, but these students are different. they're parents. >> i'm participating in this have my kids go off to the to university, and this program

[laughter] neil: i want to hank you. in the meantime, the latest privacy invasn a the government. and this one could be outright ilegal. we debated and you decided. we debated and you decided. we will have that next ha ha! to maddy! congrats on paying off all those student loans! finally! right? how'd you manage that, anyway? i started acking my spending... changed a couple habits. wow, i'm kinda living paycheck to paycheck right now. i don't even know how i'm doing it. well, have you tried saving a little? [laughs] i want to, [phone rings] bill collectors. they're the worst. am i right? [laughs] announcer: when it comes to financial stability, don't get left bend. not home. annocer: get toolsnd tips for saving at feedthepig.org. the one you have probably heard about this. the government is constantly trackingthe vehicle, it's like, oh my goodness, he beats his children and their. [laughter] enact critics are saying it's a massive privacy invasion. we have two individuals on this topic. >> i thinkit's more tha creepy, i think it's unacceptable. to have a device in your vehicle tha

mark's dressed a little more formal mark, if you couldust -- there we go. >>hank you. this is a great navy blue suit. >> he looks very handsome. >> the wholeuit is only 160 doar which is amazing. >> wow, ni. jewel tones. the purple striped shirt. >> and like the pocket han. >> it's the little details that make a look. >> gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. >>> w, for a neighborhoo dinner party, we've got marina and lou. >> they never met. >> no. they a married and they're going to be going to a couplof holiday parties in the neighborhood. shs wearing a smoking hot dress from asos. >> that's a good coloror the winter too. >> emerald green. all jewel tones for men and women. >> they ke each other, hoda. >> this is something neutralso she gets thepotlight, right? >> right. she gets the spotlight. he's in a aps sweater. they look perfect together. they coordinate but they don't mah. >>hey look adorable. have fun at thparty. >> h about dinner with t in-laws. >> do we have to >> yep, yep. >> when you're having dinner with the girlfend's parents you nt to look put togetr, not

>>hank you. >>ere is your question hog, h-g, is the stock syml for which company? rmel foods? >> hormel foods. >> no, but you lucky birthday girl. the correct answer harley vidson. >> harley dadson, the acronym for harley owners group and the big bikes calledogs, which originatedith a harley motorcycle group that raced and their mascot was a h. when they won,hey would put the hog on the bike. now you know more than maybe you ever wanted tonow about hogs. >> you're right. >> harley davidson, hois their ticker. >>ow are you doing, jone? >> what doespo stand for, invement plan option, initial public oering, immediate pap order? or income parity offeri. >> b. >> you a right, indeed. >> absolutely rit. that is the rst day that a company begins to sell its stock onhe open market. last week,f course, twitter, the most famous one. >> how is twter doing now? >> it's come down little bit from the firstrice that day, but up from its initial offering price. they raised about $14 biion, $15 billion. >> chump change. across again to kathieee. >> from arlington, virginia, in the film "wl str

>> ed,hank you. >>> on capitol hill today, stunning new information about the obama care website, at a hearing, of the house energy and commerce committee and today's revelations not good news for the obama administration. health care.gov is still not completely built, 30 to 40% remains to be built, including a critical, crucial system for making payments to insurance companies. and it is now not expected to be built, until the beginning of the year. so says cms deputy chief henry chow, the administration claims that it didn't know or simply refused to reveal significant details of the disastrous rollout that are now being discovered by congressional inquiry. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel with our report. >> reporter: the white house and health and human services officials had a six-month warning that healthcare.gov was in trouble and still couldn't fix it >> it was on track for disaster. >> reporter: last spring,ed a min stras ofcials were warned by outside consulting firm there were serious concerns about the depment of the health ca care.gov website. heal

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just -- when we were in the room with hank in that side room off of the room -- was you, hank, myself, and barney. republicans. house they didn't actually believe in it. nd barney gives the fact -- first time we went up for the vote. market.t drop in the and they still voted no. so i don't know what you think a sudden ess all of to the more amenable crisis than the congress -- partly, partly fundamentally ideological. are members of the republican party at the time who yeah, i want's a bad thing but it's government intervention opposed to it. the ideological resolutism is today. r in the house >> and the senate. >> george bush gets credit for the ideology of his party. >> not going to get too many here.in neil will probably get none in. but i do believe -- i think it was directed at you, not me. believe that rewest are still governed by people who better lieve in a america. in confronted with a crisis of extraordinary proportions, pearl harbor or the fiscal equivalent, they will step up. looking on that hard. hold that thought for a second. you'll is the last thing be saying -- >> no,

>>hank you. >>> still ahead here at6:00, sun, sapd and suspicion. >> new questions tonight about a vacation retreat for state lawmaks. >>> plus -- >> so this is allusteally exciting and moving fast. >> been waiting by the phone f decades. now a bay area woman who made history in world war ii needs just one more thing to make her wish come true. >>> also -- >> reporter: did you note some raindrops lling from the sky this morning? well, they probably didn't last i'm chase cain. that may mean that california record.on break a very gloomy >>>nd we'll also talk more out that droht and most importantly about anoer storm system that's starting to develop out heren the fwugulf o aska. details on that coming up if just a few minutes. >>> take a look. this cell pho video captung the dramatic sce at a apartment fi in haywar it broke out overnightust before 3:00 a.m. on whitman street near mission boulevard. someeople had to jp to safety from the second sty. thankfully no one was seriously hurt, but nearly 30 people are homeless this eving. the fire may he srted in the kihen of a downstairs unit. >>> 1

>>hank you, erin. > yesterd matt mcgloin did sothing no rder quarterback had done since 2009, row for three touchdowns anno interceptions and did it in his firsnfl start. be next sunday, coach dennis allen noommittal. >> i'm going to wait andaveton opportunity to visit wit terrelle. i haven't spoken toim yet. i n't know where he is physically. i will say this. i will say, youknow, obviously with matt's performance, he's certainly earnedhe right to b in the discussion. that's for sure. > the warriors and jazz currentlynder way with t warriors up by 15 points in the first half. going to have highlights a 11:00. more newafter this. >>>any of us a familiar with cyber attacks, people hacking rsonal accounts. what about on government computers? from the dmv, social services to e chp, government comter systems aretoring your da, but is it protected? tonit for the first time, we uncover some of the numbers. investigive reporter steven the newsroom.as a previe from >> the investigate ef unit requested the numbers and types of computer data breaches for ea state agency going ck five years. what

tracie potts,hank you very much pt >>> it is 5:44. we are learning new details involving toxic chemicals found underground in the south bay. the epa now has a plan to solve the problem. homeownerstill kirnd about their own safety. "today in the bay's" bob redl li in mountain view with more on the problem a the fix. good morning. >> reporter: the proem is high levelsf tce found in mountainview. alg this intersection at evandale and lund, partf a plume of tce that extends east underneath 101 lesshan a block away and underneath mfett field. according to the epa, the most rece tests here at lung and evandalerive showed lels of up to 110 par per billion in the groundwater. anything over 5 parts per billion is csidered safe. the epa annoued to residents around here that early next year it will inject another emical into the ground that should neutralize the tce. the epa adds, it has removed tons of tce but still hasor to do. >> we cleedp 5.25 billion groundwater and treated over 100,000 pounds of contaminates. >> reporter: tce is toxic beca

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hank you got a response to gemma's idea that cost cutting is not a long-term proposition. that's been going on here in the u.s. for a while, hasn't it? >> oh, it's been going on for three decades now. fortune 500 fortune 1,000 k7z have been doing nothing but cost cutting and that's part of the productivity story. so when the economy does pick up, that's going to fall right down to the bottom line. you'll have a much greater profit expansion. >> i mean the point is well taken, gemma, by your followers that cost cutting can only take you know, earnings so far. but it depends on how much fat is on the balance sheet right now, right? >> exactly. because you can only cut so much fat and then have you to look at, how can you grow performance? if we're using the analogy, how can you make that steak taste any tastyier? some ways is profit momentum. what we're looking for in terms of, for example, biotech sector there are many different multipliers, many different drivers. you have m&a activity secondly a strong pipeline of products. you have revenue growth drivers that are there.

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>> thank you. .hank you i grew up on the gulf coast, so i know about hurricanes from personal experience. of you tryingall to help in the aftermath of a .errible hurricane question for secretary donovan. do you think that sandy relief on tvought to be spent ads? >> i assume what you're referring to, senator is that aere has been an effort in number of states not just in well but historically as in many, many prior storms to economic development. we did see a small amount of cdbg money that was used for an tonomic development campaign encourage people back to the beaches. >> do you think it's a good idea or bad idea? we've --idence that >> spending funds on tv ads. >> the evidence that we have campaigns arehose effective in growing economic development in those areas. and, therefore, they actually reduce the cost of recovery to government. >> i don't think we need to argue about whether ads work. ads work. but do you think ads for sandy relief should be spent on tv ads? yes or no? idea, bad idea? >> as i said, we looked at the have seen itwe encourages economic development. >> my understa

in the side room of the conference room, it was you, hank, myself, and barney. house republicans did not believe in it. first time it went up for vote, the majority of house republicans voted no. as a drop in the market. i still voted no. i do not know why you think this congress all of a sudden would be more amenable to a crisis in the congress that cited that. >> fundamentally ideological. the republican party at the time and i honor their integrity, yes i'm a it could be a bad thing but it is government intervention and i disagree. it is even stronger in the house republicans today. >> george bush gives credit for rising above the party. >> absolutely. >> i do not -- i would not get too many words in here. [laughter] i do believe -- it'll direct at you, not me. i do believe we are still governed by people who are committed to a better america. if confronted by a crisis whether pearl harbor or basically the fiscal equivalent of pearl harbor, people will step up. >> let me ask you this neel. >> the last thing you will be saying. [laughter] >> i just want to get

>>hank you, rob. >>> the ath toll is rising more than 10,000eople are feared to be dead in the central philippines after being devastated by typhoon haiyan. the bay area is home to one of the larst filipino communities ouide the islands a last night dozens of people gathered at a churc to pay for the st. andrew's catholichurch opened mass with a prayer for the viims. 99% ofarriishiers are pill fe lipino-american. many have relatives in the typhoon's path. many are getting good news about their family members, others are not. st. andrews says a group of localhurches areaising mey to sendoverseas t the typhoon victims. >>> peopleathered for a day of tion inself cities around the state yestday horing the 13-year-d boy who was shot and killed by a sonoma county deputy. the shooting happened in santa rosa. the deputy said he thought a toy rifle e boy was carrying was a reala k-47. ople whourned out said tt they did it to tryo make people remember lopez ando support his family. other rallies were held in san francisco, oakld, los angeles, and sacramento. >>> will she or won't she? hillary cl

hank you, counsel. mr. gershengorn. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: the second circuit's decision here requires courts to determine when a legislature has permitted too many sectarian references in its prayers or has invited too many christian prayer-givers. that approach is flawed for two reasons. first, it cannot be squared with our nation's long history of opening legislative sessions not only with a prayer, but a prayer given in the prayer-giver's own religion idiom. and second, it invites exactly the sort of parsing of prayer that marsh sought to avoid and that federal courts are ill-equipped to handle. >> and what was the purpose of marsh saying that proselytizing or damning another religion would be a constitutional violation? >> so we agree with >> so unless you parse the 0 prayers, you can't determine whether there's proselytizing or damnation. that is judge wilkinson's point when he was faced with this question, which is, you have o, to do some parsing. >> so, your honor, you have to look at -- at

>>hank you, david, very much. ppy to be back. a lot of speculation and a lot excitement througho the country with your reelection in termof what it means. here's the cover otime magazine. e elephant in the room is what's othe cover. even, "four more yearsr two more years?" as it's crossed out, and saying you're getting ready to run for the white house. unless you want to announcen thehow this morning, and i suspect you don't. let me ask you this question. how do you think, even as governor of new jersey, thatou can afct, that you can impact threpublican party witthis reelection? >> i think the best way to impact my party is just to do my job in the same way at i've impaed my state. and i thk, david, what you saw from the electioresults on tuesday is pretty simple. people want the folks they elect to get the job don to do their job, get it done for the people who elt you. and that's why, you know, when you look at what happened on tuesday, is about what's happened over the last four years. 143,000 new private ctor jobs, cutting bu

thank you, dreamworks, for what you do. hank you jeffrey for your hospitality. bless you and god bless america. can't wait to see your next movie. [applause] and and and and and ... : president obama and dreamworks animation in glendale, studio of, and that's movie producer jeffrey one of the president's top supporters. after spending three days on the the president is heading back to washington where pardon the thanksgiving turkey and a ceremony in the garden. later on today, today's guest is nahs nasa administrator and he life and space agency. and from simmons college in oston a discussion about women in politics. nd the city councilman talks about differences between men to did n when it comes he deciding to run for office. >> the goal is to operate with a entitlement.nse of to say i'm deserving in that opportunity and i'm prepared and qualified. but it's all those other nag insecurities and doubts that get way.e says that t takes a minimum of seven people to woman to run for office. how you venture to guess many it takes a man? >> himself. is not a joke. wa

thank you for holding this hearing. .hank you, administrator kavner i want to talk about massachusetts. everyone is frustrated by the first few weeks of healthcare.gov and everyone is looking for answers. last week, president obama came to boston where he said health reform in massachusetts, like the affordable care act is not website, it is a value statement. the president is right. leaders in massachusetts like generations of national leaders fought for reform and health care. not because it was easy but because we all knew that the old system was broken. for years, costs exploded. too many consumers, patients, including those with insurance. a were threatened with financial ruin if they got sick. there has been a lot of comparisons between the aca rollout and our experience in massachusetts. what i can tell you all through the experience is that getting everyone into a new health care wasem wasn't easy and it not quick. in the first month, if people could sign up for subsidized coverage during our health reform launch in 2007, we got 123 people enrolled. because we were committing t

well, when we were in the roomwith hank in the side of the conference room, it was you, hank, myself, and barney. house republicans did not believe in it. time it went up for vote, the majority of house republicans voted no. as a drop in the market. i still voted no. i do not know why you think this congress all of a sudden would be more amenable to a crisis in the congress that cited that. >> fundamentally ideological. the republican party at the time and i honor their integrity, yes i'm a it could be a bad thing but it is government .ntervention and i disagree it is even stronger in the house republicans today. credit forush gives rising above the party. >> absolutely. -- i would not get too many words in here. [laughter] -- it'll direct at you, not me. are stillve we governed by people who are committed to a better america. if confronted by a crisis weather pearl harbor or basically the fiscal equivalent of pearl harbor, people will step up. >> let me ask you this neel. >> the last thing you will be saying. [laughter] >> i just want to get -- [laughter] qwest will listen to every w

hank you also to trayvon's father. >> a clinical professor of law at harvard law school. he previously taught at yale law school. he received his ba for morehouse and his law degree from harvard. please proceed. >> thank you very much. good morning. let me also joined the chair and others in sharing and offering my condolences to you, ms. fulton. in order to understand stand your ground laws, we must appreciate the broader context. anctity of human life is a central value in our legal ystem. this is not a particularly controversial claim. interpreters and courts alike have recognized that human life is sacred. those who would extinguish human life carry a heavy burden. stand your ground laws, like all self-defense laws, require the heightened showing of necessity. the particular version of florida's 2005 law differs drastically from other laws and from the common law of self-defense in three respects. first, these laws remove the common law duty to retreat. this emboldens individuals to escalate a situation. the duty to retreat implies a duty to safely retreat. second, th

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hank you for holding today's listening session. we have an obligation to protect our children and future generations from the effect of climate change. speaking as a parent, it is a paramount opportunity. to meet this obligation, it is critical that we reduce carbon pollution from the units responsible for 40% of u.s. greenhouse gas emission. to meet the president's goal of a 17% reduction in climate pollution by 2020, any rule for existing power plants must nsure a 35%-40% reduction from 2005 levels which is a 25% to 30% reduction from 2012. to underscore the importance of achieving reductions, i point to california. according to the california resource board, between 2001 and 2011, and compared to an economy wide reduction of 6%. california's energy production increased during the same eriod. the epa's rule must set a very clear floor for the states with transparent guidance about what it will take for states to get their plans approved. it is important for both ensuring that the plants reflect the president's climate action plan

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>>hank you to our gorgeous dels. >>ery good. >> coming up next, a you man that fouhe way to make the dreaded commute less streful. but first, this is "toda on nbc. >>> wre back a 8:46. today's america's story comes from detroit, the biggest city in america ever to go bankrupt. but bankrupy doesn't mean a lackf good ideas. bob found one in the shadows. >> reporter: these a dark tis for detrt, literally. 40% of its strtlights are broken. 78,000 bldings have been burned or abdoned. and nearly that many bus riders in this bankrupt city are left to wonder whe or if they'll get to wo. ter $7 million was cut from the transit budg. >> wn is the bus comi? >> well, two psed by five minutes o. >> vera plays thatuessing game every day. en they do stop >> get on. >> t nurse's a had been waiting aotal of 45 minutes. >> i can't believe this. andy offered a simple solution. he back six o buses, hired a grfiti artist to spiff thep and installedlectronic trackers. >> we can send buses wherever they need to go. >> commuters tap their l

hank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman is recognized? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i got a letter from someone in my district. says you have probably heard about health care reform and wondered what it means to you. this letter is to let you know you are my choice hlt insurance plan from blue cross choice health plan is nongrand fathered. this means you purchased it or made significant changes to it after march 23, 2010, the day the affordable care act became law. as a result the law requires your insurance plan expires. mr. mulvaney: this is not the saddest part of the letter. the fact she was made a promise no one is keeping letter. someone does need to be held accountable for making promises to citizens not kept, but beyond that somebody needs to be held accountable for allowing an environment to grow up where citizens of this country are afraid to have their name spoken on the floor of this house for fear of retribution from their government. we'll deal with health care. we'll do the very best we