pearce. mr. pearce which you comment on what mr. boardman has said and on the notion of poor lineup in surprise calls to work whether that continues than what the effect has been on workers. >> my comments were a code of the freight and passengers and because they interact on the same tracks, we view that as a related issue. amtrak jobs are scheduled much more than the freight environment but there are cases where shift change is common people rotate from one ship to another to contribute to fatigue. our comments were intended to note the things that can contribute to an safe rail operations and fatigue is one of those identified by the ntsb for a very long time and is something we continue to get our arms around. >> could we ask a witness from ntsb whether you are looking at fatigue along with the obvious absence if you are looking at issues of possible fatigue, i am can learn about his. i'm assuming we don't have people driving privileges ordinarily go 100 miles around the curb. asking if you are looking at what may have caused th

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money was payment for recognising: it's not the relatively small amount of money that worries charles pearce, he wrote: he joins us from massachusetts, and explains and interrupted a vacation to do so. what do you mean by a comment that patriotism should not come at this kind of price? >> i'm - i'm - my teeth begin to itch when i see something like this. i remember back in the '80s where the federal government took taxpayers money to wedge plot lines into various tv shows and didn't stop until they got caught. that went into the '90s. i don't think the new york jets needed 377,000 of tax mare money to pay tribute to soldiers and sailors, and the men and women in the armed forces to pay tribute to them at the football games, it can't cost that much. >> c should we be surprised in all of this. n.f.l. exists to celebrate greeders they are high-priced tickets, they are not letting people in for free. why shouldn't the n.f.l. teams say if the department of defense is stupid enough to give us the money, we'll take it. >> i have no doubt that's the calculation they made. free money, let's grab some

steve pearce comes in. the birds survive to win 1-0. >>> the redskins, they liked having the patriots here last year for traiand found it extremely beneficial because it gave them real gamelike experience, but it didn't seem like that was a possibility this year until hard knocks got involved. the redskins didn't want to be the focus of the hbo show, but apparently they don't mind making a cameo. that will happen when the texans come to town. the players are looking forward to their chance to play a supporting role. >> they're going to hear me in dy always. they're probably going to hear chris baker. they'll hear us. i just hope they censor it enough. it's our sanctuary. it's not going to change the way i talk to certain players or defensive players at all. >> i have a feeling they're going to have some fun. at least you don't see the whole -- >> it's on hbo, so they don't have to change how they act. >> they i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatme

that ball got away and steve pearce huffed it in to score off the wild pitch. the birds are up a run. top of the eighth, the o's in trouble. they bring in the close area little early. gets the strikeout there of mike napoli. he would finish off the ninth inning. the o's win. >>> giants pitcher drafted by the nationals in 2008. he did not sign. he went to college. he took a no-hitter into the ninth. with two outs, he caught ruben tejada looking, and that is your first no-hitter of the season against the mets tonight. in just his 13th career start. >> wow. >> first no-hitter of the major league baseball season. fourth no-hitter in four years for the san francisco giants. >>> let's move on to football now for a moment. it was the last ota session this week for the redskins taking place in ashburn. organized team activities may be voluntary, but the redskins not taking them lightly. the players holding hard workouts, including their head coach jay gruden there he is trying to cover paul. he lost a step or two over here. >> the players that. >> love seeing their coa

joining me is astra physicist elizabeth pearce. hi there, why does this keep happening? >> well, getting to space is difficult. it's very hard always has been and will be. these kinds of moving from government agencies sponsoring these things to private agencies - there'll be accidents. that's why at the moment agencies transport unmanned cargo. whilst it's a tragedy for the people that lose if something goes wrong, it's not a tragedy. and so from the accidents, the private companies like orbital skinses and spacex will learn from their mistakes and keep getting better to make sure what is happening again. >> is a danger of these failures for the politicians looking at funding this sort of thing, that they go off the idea because they think there's too much of a margin for error? >> especially with an agency like n.a.s.a. which is at the whim of the government. other space agencies have funding secured for a lot longer. at n.a.s.a. it can challenge every four years, which is -- can change every four years, which is no time at all in terms of space science. some people wi

i'm also a believer in making nice christine pearce i mention this in the eulogy to my dad. when i was five or six years old come every sunday my brother and i would take turns walking to get lox and bagels. my dad was holding my hand and all the sudden he stops dead in its tracks, squeezes my hand and says jonah, i want to tell you something. if you are ever, ever pulled over while driving in south america tell the police officer and sorry, is there any way i can pay the fine right here. [laughter] i am like okay daddy. the advice has stayed with me ever since. i told my daughter this many many times. and i try to do the same sort of thing every day when i drop her off a carpool, illustrator for loud devices that readers and other kids can hear. usually something like no knife fight. sometimes i will scream get out of my car. the teachers are always sort of laughing matter, sort of uncomfortable. so i guess my advice would be quality time is quantity time and make life interesting and wait for the plastic surgery in. thank you. [applause] >> i'm just a little fuzzy on some

neil: we're told congressman, that he booted three defectors, cynthia loomis, steve pearce, trent ranks from republican whip team. that is pretty vin tick different. >> all three of those members are members of the house freedom caucus which is group of us conservatives supposed to be here fighting for things we told voter. bigger thing, did we talk about trade promotion authority with this president? was that key issue in last fall's campaign? it is important. that is not what we told voters we were would do. why 65% of the republican voters think republicans aren't doing what we said we would do? because we're not doing what we said we would do. go back to focus on what we told them when they gave us this huge majority, largest majority in 80 years. go back and focus on those. dealing with the president on executive amnesty. reforming tax code. dealing with all those issues. let's focus on that. we move heavy enand earth for trade deal. make a deal with democrats. they run away fright, somehow it is our fault? i fail to see that. neil: do you and speaker still talk. >> yeah of course.

pearce: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise for the purpose of engaging in a colloquy with the gentleman from texas the chairman of the subcommittee on commerce, justice, science and related agencies. i want to thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member fatah for your efforts to forge a truly bipartisan bill to fund critical programs within the department of justice, commerce and the scientific community. this diverse bill provides a wide range of support from continued scientific research and space to the funding our law enforcement officers need to keep our families and communities safe. it is truly a diverse vital bill. chairman culberson, please permit me one point of clarification in the bill. the nasa budget includes a space operations account. this account provides funding for everything from space, communications to research on the international space station to supporting space launch complexes. i'd like to specifically discuss the space communications function within this account. regardless of age or mission,

pearce pearce thank you mr. chairman. i appreciate -- mr. pearce: thank you mr. chairman. i appreciate the gentleman from colorado bringing this amendment. in the west we're finding that our states are being burned up, they're burned up because the forests are simply full of fuel that have not been cut, have not been logged for the last 20 to 30 years. those are internal decisions that were created by an inappropriate listing of the spotted owl declaring that timber production was the reason the spotted owl was going extinct. the forest service a couple of years ago reversed that saying, the fish and wildlife service a couple of years ago reversed that saying logging has nothing to do with it. our damage is done. our forests are chock full of fuels and small sparks set off tremendous blazes. the wind always blows in the west and we find these raging wildfires that weren't in existence 30, 40 and 50 years ago. because nature was pretty well in harmony. so the idea of the gentleman is simply to put more money over into the fuels reduction account that's a commonsense solutio

the national journal reporting that representatives lummis of wyoming, pearce of new mexico and franks of arizona are being punished for defying leaders on the vote after they sided with gop rebels to vote against a rule governing debate on a trade bill. congresswoman lummis, a member of the house freedom caucus one of the highest ranking and most intransigent members. house majority whip steve scalise had said earlier in the year he would not tolerate leaders voting against rules. you can read more online nationaljournal.com. >>> the senate still in recess for weekly party lunches, returning at 2:15 p.m. eastern about 30 minutes away. .. mrs. gillibrand: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mrs. gillibrand: mr. president, i rise to urge my colleagues to support my amendment number 1578, the military justice imriewflt improvement act, to ensure that survivors of military sexual assault have u have access to an unbiased, trained military judicial system. last year despite the support of 55 senators a coalition banning the entire ideological spectrum including