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but for most americans -- >> don't equate me with nancy pelosi. you can't do that. >> go ahead. >> this is a lot of money and this is a regress sieve tax it hurts the poor people who need a tank to drive or work or pick up groceries. i thought the stimulus money that president obama got was to if i can infrastructure, but they say they feed this money to fix the roads and infrastructure in america. they cut from somewhere in their budget and they use that money for something that they need. >> like a billion and a half -- >> there's a highway trust fund here. that's not -- >> hold on. we have another heated debate coming up in the c block and wayne i would never compare you to nancy pelosi ever again. fall brought from the president's free kblej plan, critics sko rg it a big fat f. how could a luminous protein in jellyfish impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason over 85% of our mutual funds beat

nancy pelosi, representative of california. -- speaker nancy pelosi, representative from california. [applause] >> please take your seats. >> the house will be in order. madam speaker, leader hoyer my distinguished colleagues welcome to you all. i would particularly like to welcome our new colleagues. it was an honor and privilege to serve in this great institution. i would like to thank you in advance for the sacrifices and contributions you will make to this body during your time here. has colleagues we go a huge debt to those who have served before us. i would be remiss if i did not mention the enormous contributions of one of my predecessors, gerald ford. former president ford served in the house for over 25 years including eight of those years as republican leader from 1965 to 1973. he served his michigan -- his michigan constituents. not just here in congress but as president of the united states. the thoughts and prayers in this house and those of a grateful nation are with betty and the ford family. [applause] this is a historic day. in a few minutes i will have the privilege

but for most americans -- >> don't equate me with nancy pelosi. you can't do that. >> go ahead. >> this is a lot of money and this is a regress sieve tax it hurts the poor people who need a tank to drive or work or pick up groceries. i thought the stimulus money that president obama got was to if i can infrastructure, but they say they feed this money to fix the roads and infrastructure in america. they cut from somewhere in their budget and they use that money for something that they need. >> like a billion and a half -- >> there's a highway trust fund here. that's not -- >> hold on. we have another heated debate coming up in the c block and wayne i would never compare you to nancy pelosi ever again. fall brought from the president's free kblej plan, critics sko rg it a big fat f. anhqdc in just a few minutes. hope to see you then. >>> i think that is a great idea, it's very long overdue. >> i definitely support the idea of education for all people. >> i think for the right people it makes sense for them to be able to have like a free college fun

but for most americans -- >> don't equate me with nancy pelosi. you can't do that. >> go ahead. >> this is a lot of money and this is a regress sieve tax it hurts the poor people who need a tank to drive or work or pick up groceries. i thought the stimulus money that president obama got was to if i can infrastructure, but they say they feed this money to fix the roads and infrastructure in america. they cut from somewhere in their budget and they use that money for something that they need. >> like a billion and a half -- >> there's a highway trust fund here. that's not -- >> hold on. we have another heated debate coming up in the c block and wayne i would never compare you to nancy pelosi ever again. fall brought from the president's free kblej plan, critics sko rg it a big fat f. so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters..

pelosi. the gentleman from louisiana. the gentleman from maryland the gentlewoman from south carolina mr. clyburn. the gentleman from oregon from california. >> and wolf i paused to listen to what the will clerk was saying for a moment. they're going to go through some of the formalities to get the leadership into place and then relatively in relatively short order, we should see the speaker formally get the gavel retake the gavel, i should say. and give a speech. >> have you done the math, how many republicans voted against boehner? >> i don't know exactly how many voted against because -- i could say it's north of 20. 21 22, we're going to get you the math as soon as we can because what happened was there weren't just votes for his votes. somebody voted for colin powell, for example. once we get all that nailed down, we'll let you know. it was more than 20 last year or two years ago 12 republicans voted against him. >> all right. john boehner reelected speaker of the house of representatives. dana thanks very much. that

[laughter] 43 years ago, paul pelosi and i were married. we raised our five children in san francisco, where paul was born and raised. i want to thank paul and our five children, nancy, carrin jacqueline, paul jr. and alexander, and our magnificent grandchildren, for their love and support and for the confidence they gave me to go from the kitchen to the congress. [applause] and i thank my constituents in san francisco and to the state of california for the privilege of representing them in congress. st. francis of aseesi is our city's patron said and his song is our anthem. "lord, make me a channel of thy peace. where there is darkness, may we bring light. where there is hatred, may we bring love. where there is despair, may we bring hope." hope is what america is about and it is in that spirit that i serve in the congress of the united states. and today i thank my colleagues. by electing me speaker, you have brought us closer to the ideal of equality that is america's heritage and america's hope. this is an historic moment and i thank the

elect, nancy pelosi, representative of california. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> members, please take their seats. the house will be in order. madam speaker, leader hoyer, my distinguished colleagues welcome to you all. i would particularly like to welcome our new colleagues. it is an honor and privilege to serve in this great institution. i'd like to thank you in advance for the sacrifices and contributions you'll make to this body during your time here. as colleagues, we owe a huge debt to those who have served before us. i would be remiss if i did not mention the enormous contributions of one of my predecessors, gerald ford. former president ford served in the house over 25 years, including eight of those years as republican leader from 1965 to 1973. he served his michigan constituents and the american people with great distinction. not just here in congress but as vice president and as president of the united states. the thoughts and prayers of this house and those of a grateful nation are with betty and the ford

now, david jolly, pelosi says the g.o.p. effort to defund the resident president's immigration plan is risking security that you effectively are risking security. what did you think of that? >> well, it's unfortunate she said that. nancy pelosi is being dishonest about this. congress is responsibly funded dhs and will continue to do so the. miss pelosi took an oath just like i did and every other member to defend the office we serve in congress, the article 1. she needs to chas styes the president for taking the authority away from the congress. miss pelosi's comments were wrong. >> you know, equating homeland security with an immigration measure is more than just a little apples and oranges-isn't it? >> well, she is basing that on the refers the dhs appropriations bill funds much of our immigration enforcement and security, but she is suggesting we're not funding those activities. that's simply wrong, dishonest and misleading to the american people to take attention off of an issue that is very serious. the president by exe

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why are the democrats in lock step for nancy pelosi? >> well, first of all, i just want to congratulate john boehner and mitch mcconnell. they're being -- taking on the leadership of the house and the senate. hopefully this will be a productive two years where the two parties can come together and tackle some big things together. but i think in terms of pell owes where i, she's still firmly in control of the democratic side. >> i don't want the american people to think -- that that's going to be a scary outcome. i want the american people to be comfortable with the fact that the republican house and senate is a responsible right of center governing majority. larry, what does he mean that he doesn't want the american public to be scared of republicans in control? >> that's a -- don't be scary? here's my advice for mitch mcconnell. follow an agenda of good value-based traditional conservative ideas which the majority of american people actually support, and he will be fine. the fact is he could pass a bill that gets free puppy dogs to eve

all the pelosis and del delassandros. but as we are standing -- [ applause ] let all of us applaud all of our families. to my constituents and democratic colleagues, my constituents in san francisco, i thank you for the privilege of serving in the house. but to my colleaguings, i thank you for the honor of serving as leader. but all of us should applaud all of our constituents for sending us here. so, let us again, applaud our constituents. each one of us as you know represents republicans, represents democrats, independents and others. and we should always pay tribute to the american people. the american people have called upon each of us to serve them. they have entrusted us with their hopes, their dreams. they have asked us to address their challenges. the financial stability of the strong middle class and those who aspire to it is the bedrock of our economy and the backbone of our american democracy. we have moral imperative to ensure that working men and women enjoy the bounty of their unprecedented productivity and

. >> boxer had called pelosi but pelosi missed the call. >> she said she wanted to talk to me personally. i thought maybe she wanted to have dinner tonight or something. oh, my. no. her decision is an important one for her and her family. it's all personal and individual. senator boxer has been such a champion for the people of california and in deed for our entire country. her leaving would be a great loss to the congress of the united states. >> the next big question of course would be who will run for the coveted senate seat. we'll have more reaction tonight on our newscast at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> now to our developing story out of france where authorities are searching an area northeast of paris looking for the gunman in the terror attack. we have been monitoring the latest developments. he is live in our news room to let us know the hunt for the shooters. good afternoon. >> yeah. good afternoon. the hunt for the gunman in yesterday's mass shooting focused on a small village near paris. they are searching for another gunman. a police officer was shot and killed one day after the shooti

the news took many by surprise including boxer's close friend, house minority leader nancy pelosi. journalists broke the news to pelosi at a news conference today. >> she called me and said she wanted to talk to me personally. i thought she wanted to have dinner tonight or something. oh, my! >> no her decision is imporfor her and her family. it's personal and individual. >> that election marked a watershed year for women in politics with four women winning u.s. senate seats. coming up at 6:00 trouble for another retailer. how many stores jcpenney's plans to close and any of our local locations are on the list. and doug is back with the forecast. he'll tell us when we'll see warmer weather. >> won't get warmer for the ravens in new england. i have the very latest from baltimore and the caps are in philly to play the flyers on broad street. what the bullies are long gone. it's a cold night in the city of brotherly love as abc 7 news at >> in harford county flags are being flown at half staff to honor a maryland paramedic killed after hit by a sliding utility truck. fire officials say

all of the democrats so far have said pelosi. that is the tradition, again, of those in the minority party to vote for their leader as speaker. but because they don't have the votes, that doesn't happen. and we've only so far heard just a couple of republicans vote for somebody other than john boehner. and those others are louie gohmert, ted yoho and daniel webster, three conservative republicans who put their hats into the ring in order to make the point that they don't believe that john boehner has been the right kind of leader for republicans over the last for years. so we'll continue to watch this. the key here is for -- in order to win the speakership, somebody, john boehner, has to get the majority of those who are present. so it will take a little while. they are going very slowly in the order of the alphabet. >> doesn't happen every day, a formal roll call on the house of representatives. that happens in the senate but not necessarily in the house. we'll watch it closely. dana will stand by. gloria will stand by. much mor

boehner had more challenges than pelosi in the past. there have been a lot of grumbling over the years that maybe it's time for her to step aside and there were divisions in the ranks of the leader who is have not been here or can't. she can be a tough customer. >> she is very tough and without doubt. that's why it will be interesting to see who does that publicly. most of the people lost in 2010 and 2014. on the point you made about john boehner, it's important for all the talk about restoring order, he asserts the power of the speakership similar to what nancy pelosi did. without going to the committee process and we expect that to continue moving forward. in all honesty, that's the only way they can get things accomplished. if goes to regular order. the longer a bill is out there, the more time they have to go up against it. that's in the future right there. we will see how strong his margin is. his passing aids john boehner's ability to suppress the up rising and fascinating what you see in american politics. >> you knew him better

we feature the opening day remarks of newt gingrich and nancy pelosi. we will hear from the former house historian who explains the speakers constitutional role and offers profiles of the congressional leaders. that is sunday at noon on c-span3's american history tv. >> next, look at the book "insurrections of the mind." the book was published four new republic's centenary anniversary. jeffrey rosen of the national constitution center speaks with mr. foer about the book and the

and that's the problem with nancy pelosi. and john boehner. with pelosi the problem is there are plenty of democrats who would like her to no longer be a house democratic leader minority leader. but they don't have the ability to effectively challenge her leadership. so why bother? >> there's not really going to be a serious challenge to nancy pelosi at all? >> no not at all. >> and there won't be a challenge to harry reid as the minority leader in the u.s. senate? >> once again there are senate democrats who would like to see new leadership and yet they don't have the votes and they don't have the power and people like harry reid and nancy pelosi got to where they are by wielding power effectively. >> even though the democrats in the senate suffered the democrats in the house suffered they will remain the leaders with no significant opposition at all? >> that's exactly right. i think one of the challenges for john boehner going forward, by the way, is the fact that the senate is now controlled by republicans. that actually means because the s

thank you leader pelosi, thank you congressman israel. today we stand here united because we have a message. the input of the members gathered here today and do them americans across this nation will contribute to passing a unified message that resonates in each and every household. today we will share and send a message that our democratic caucus is united in speaking with genuine voices, voices that will stand up for opportunity, wages, women and workers in america. our message is linked and latched and the strong democratic principles that we bring to the table that will reflect the genuineness the uniqueness of our nation through race, ethnicity, culture and geographic needs from coast-to-coast and yes the heartland between. we hold american values and our hearts and we will fight for them every day in one message for the people, about the people and i'm proud to to not only join but unite with the 16 members because we have a message that we are sending to the people and to america. thank you. >> thank you very much joyce. do any of

earlier, nancy pelosi, the democratic leader held her briefing. at the end of that briefing it was announced democratic senator barbara boxer of california saying she will not seek re-election in 2026 to a fifth term of office. and a number of members have tweeted about that, reaction to barbara boxer's announced resignation. scow lofgren, senator boxer will be replaceable in the senate. champion for the environment, state of california, and women everywhere. the house will be in in under 15 minutes at noon eastern today. and will take up the rule that will allow consideration of two bills. one would approve the construction permit for the keystone pipeline, that will be debated tomorrow. the other would change the definition of full-time worker under the health care law from 30 hours to 40 hours. and get some background on that measure. expected to be debated today. c.q. roll call health care policy reporter, melanie zanona. >> this bill is sponsored by todd young of indiana. a republican. with the support of the democrats. and what it would do i

our friend cory says pelosi is saying, not until you tell me where you got that tan. and then -- our friend emmy says, please, mr. speaker, be careful not to get your bronzer on my jacket. >> everybody's jealous of that tan in january. that's going to do it for "way too early." "morning joe" starts after this. these ally bank ira cds really do sound like a sure thing but i'm a bit skeptical of sure things. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >>> i am not doing thi

[applause] >> speaker boehner, leader reid, leader mcconnell speaker pelosi. yes, my dear friend. i am honored today as a world war ii cap veteran to join major general vasquez in accepting the congressional gold medal on behalf of the men and women of the civil air patrol who gallantly served during world war ii. we accept this award, and particularly for those who did not come home. our service began in the early dark days following pearl harbor, and you have heard a little bit about our exploits. the days when the nazi u-boats prowling our east coast were threatening our energy lifeline and sinking vulnerable oil tankers at a very high rate, right within the site of land. we were a ragtag group of rejects of military service. [laughter] >> too old. some even served in world war i. i remember my commanding officer was a pilot in the lafayette-escadrille. we were volunteers in the true american tradition of wanting to serve our country in a time of need. in a sense, cap were flying minutemen. the situation was so dire at the time that neither the army air corps nor the navy had r

the democrats, we will nominate nancy pelosi for speaker also. this is a tradition that goes back many hundreds of years. most of the democrats, including i -- i will be voting for naked losey today. although i expect john boehner to be reelected. -- four nancy pelosi today. although i expect john boehner to be reelected. host: next call, on the line. caller: i don't understand why canada cannot produce their own tar sand oils instead of trying to ship that waste down here. and destroy our forests and legs -- lakes. thank you very much. host: the question on keystone. guest: the process that is laid out, it is up to the state department to decide. i see no reason for congress to necessarily weigh in. but if it comes to a floor vote, i will certainly vote no. host: congressman baer, you were in early and strong supporter of president obama in his 2008 presidential campaign. talk about his last two years in office and how you think he should act -- interact with congress in these last two years. guest: it has been an interesting last couple of week

i also want to apologize to wayne for what i said in the last segment comparing him to nancy pelosi, wayne you're pretty than nancy. i'm sorry. >> jessica, let's stay on this for a second here. why does the president come out and sell this thing that's free mean while it's going to cost us $60 billion over the next ten years. >> because the students themselves are the ones for two years in coordination with states there's this very broad and comprehensive program that they're putting forth that would help people who need help in terms of the economy going forward. it's an investment in our future and in the american worker and

. >> there, obviously, representative pelosi as well. house minority leader pelosi called senator boxer one of the most unselfish politicians she's ever known. pelosi also called boxer a champion for california and the entire country. for many this announcement was a surprise but was it really? coming up tonight at 6:00, our political analyst says there were clear indications and clues that boxer was planning her exit. that's in our 6:00 newscast. >>> overseas we are following developing news out of france tonight, where the intense man hunt for two terror suspects continues. brothers believed to be behind yesterday's massacre at a satirical magazine are still on the loose. police searched door-to-door in a city just outside of paris today after a gas station was robbed by men who looked like the two brothers, but police found no trace of them. meanwhile in paris, the eiffel tower went dark in honor of the victims. france's president declared today a day of mourning. the attack killed ten people and the officers of charlie hebdo, as well

[applause] >> speaker boehner, leader read eid, leader mcconnell -- pelosi. yes, my dear friend. i am honored today as a world war ii chp veteran to join major general vasquez in accepting the congressional gold medal on behalf of the minimum and of the civil air patrol who gallantly served during world war ii. we accept this award, and particularly for those who did not come home. our service began in the early dark days following pearl harbor, and you have heard a little bit about our exploits. the days when the nazi u-boats prowling our east coast were threatening our energy lifeline and sinking vulnerable oil tankers at a very high rate right within the site of land. we were a ragtag group of rejects of military service. [laughter] >> too old. some even served in world war i. i remember my commanding officer was a pilot in the lafayette-esque to drill -- escuadrille. we were volunteers in the true american tradition of wanting to serve our country in a time of need. as a sense, we were flying minutemen. the situation was so dire at the time, neither the army air corps nor the

[applause] all of the pelosis and delasandros. but as we are standing -- [applause] let all of us applaud all of our families. [applause] to my constituents and my democratic colleagues and my con at this time went in -- constituents in san francisco i thank you for the privilege in the house but to my colleagues i thank you for the honor of serving as leader but all of us should applaud all of our constituents for sending us here. let us again applaud our constituents. [applause] each one of us, mr. speaker each one of us, as you know, represents republicans represents democrats independents and others and we should always pay tribute to the american people. the american people have called upon each of them, each of us, to serve them. they have entrusted us with their hopes their dreams. they have asked us to address their challenges. the financial stability and strong middle, the strong middle class and those who aspire to it is the bedrock of our economy and the backbone of our american democracy. we have a moral imperative to

the topic of my speech was "pelosi and gingrich two peas in a pod." they both believe in strong leadership coming out of the speaker's office and not necessarily strong committees. >> and the senate is being run this way as well. committee chairs don't have -- and i wonder does that drive people away from even wanting to be in congress? >> oh absolutely. you look at who the retirements are, it's kind of the wrong people. >> it's the people you wish would stay in there. it's the people who are the deal makers. >> the house's majority rule, instead of being the minority party now, the democrats are the opposition party and the minority vice versa. opposition party is no to everything. >> this can get changed very easily right? leadership can change it? >> it takes the right people in leadership. i'm not sure it can be changed easily at this point. one of the things tom and i recommend is that you have a national primary day where all the primaries are on the same day so there's more media and you have high turnout. if you have a higher turnout in primar

roles were reversed when nancy pelosi was the speaker. but there was certainly a moment of bipartisanship dare i say, nonpartisanship in that time. and it was certainly nice to see given the intensity that we always see around here and the toxic nature that we had seen. don't hold your breath that's going to last very long. >> okay. i won't do that at all. but, yes, gracious speech, big kiz kiss handing of the gavel. the president will be meeting with leaders of congress next tuesday. and one of those leaders. and i need to get used to saying this senate minority leader harry reid was, you know in a bit of an accident over the weekend. a picture we want to throw up of a banged up harry reid. >> he was exercising, it's enough to make us pause when we've decided to spend the new year make the resolutions to get exercise. that's what happened to harry reid. but working through it anyway and showing the country he is getting back to work. >> all right. thank you, both, very, very much. but stay right here with me. we have a lot more in the ne

, all the pelosi's. but as we are standing let all of us applaud all of our families. to my constituents and my democratic colleagues, my constituents in san francisco, i thank you for the privilege of serving in the house, but to my colleagues i thank you for the honor of serving as leader, but all of us should applaud all of our constituents for sending us here. so let us again applaud our constituents. each one of us, mr. speaker each one of us as you know represents republicans, represents democrats, independents, and others, and we should always pay tribute to the american people. the american people have called upon each of them, each of us to serve them. they have entrusted us with their hopes, their dreams, they have asked us to address their challenges. the financial stability and strong middle class and those who aspire to it is the bedrock of our economy and the backbone of our american democracy. we have a moral imperative to ensure that working men and women enjoy the bounty of their unprece

. >> i think nan see polo see has seen her best -- nancy pelosi is going to decline steadily over the next four years. >> destined for political oblivion. harry reed now after a yore on the back bench. under the majority. takes all rules he created for the senate. and we'll decide it's time to hang up his glovers and not run for he reelection. >> okay, best political theater of 2014. pat? >> joan knee saying there's a little girl she used to castrate hogs and so they'll send her to congress, and nay did. she's a united states senator. >> bridgegate. still swirling around governor christy, and governor christy is always entertaining. shut up and sit down. when he wasn't agree with you. >> bob? >> morton? >> and nancy p oh, -- pelosi. >> best tical theater, kentucky democratic senate candidate allison grimes refuses to say whether she or whether or not she had voted for president obama during her run to unseat mitch mcconnell. she was trying to position herself as independent from obama. cornered, she invoked the sanctity of the privacy of voting. great political theater. okay, worst po

you mentioned nancy pelosi. there she was talking about grub ler and he was wonderful and all of that and he designed the care act. then she denies she ever knew him. you've got more crazies on the other side. >> we need to leave it there. gq, aren't they supposed to be arbiter of what looks good when you wear something? maybe not. coming up, good-bye 2014, hello 2015. what needs to happen this year to wake america up. >>> we want to say thanks to our "cashin' in" for joining us. head over to foxnews.com/cashinin to see stock picks. all right. time to wake up america. i think would be a good time to look forward to the upcoming year. we promise to protect the free market and capitalism with all our "cashin' in" might and we will do that. president obama must pivot and start to promote positive race relations rather than deliver divisive race rhetoric. for all of our sake stop turning to that race shakedown artist al sharpton for advice on how blacks and whites can get along better. he wouldn't know that if it sm

this is all under obama, pelosi and read. and on the republican side we have boehner and mitch mcconnell, who had a chance at the end of this year to put an end to -- or at least cut off the funds to the illegal amnesty that president obama signed by executive order, and they have not been able -- and they didn't. and they are not unable able to push through the keystone pipeline. they have situated to the deficit. they arrested -- they are as guilty as the democrats are. i think we need to clean house in the leadership position in both the democratic and republican party. host: who do you want to see in leadership? caller: i would like someone who, number one, is a constitutional conservative. i am not a supporter of elizabeth warren on the democratic side. if you want elizabeth ward in leadership positions, than what you want is a socialist america. she is a socialist. on the republican side, i would want to constitutional conservative, and i would want to fiscally conservative individual who would balance the budget. and a

nancy pelosi used to kid me. i used to talk about the incoming class. i'm trying to find those people who can fill in. we have to bring new people into this policy committee or the whips organizations and start integrating this. you can't -- >> hang on too long? >> -- hang on too long. it is important especially in a dynamic democracy like ours. you have to have generational points of view. very different this incomeing class than me okay? and you have to recognize it. >> so if barbara boxer and diane feinstein came to you and said i'm thinking of doing what you did. did, what would you say? >> they have made a massive contribution in legislative policy in this country. you have done it. >> do you have any advice for the young people coming up, the new folks who are thinking of climbing the ladder or running for congress? >> when i went to congress we threw a lot of chairman out. we overturned the seniority system. there's more opportunity today. make your own weather. don't be ham strung by the congress and its procedures. if you're interested in viole

you mentioned nancy pelosi. there she was talking about grub ler and he was wonderful and all of that and he designed the care act. then she denies she ever knew him. you've got more crazies on the other side. >> we need to leave it there. gq, aren't they supposed to be arbiter of what looks good when you wear something? maybe not. coming up, good-bye 2014, hello 2015. what needs to happen this year to wake america up. daughter: do you and mom still have money with that broker? dad: yeah, 20 something years now. thinking about what you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. daughter: if you're not happy do they have to pay you back? dad: it doesn't really work that way. daughter: you sure? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. >>> we want to say thanks to our "cashin' in" for joining us. head over to foxnews.com/cashinin to see stock picks. all right. time to wake u

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. >> barbara boxer's decision surprised a lot of people, including house minority leader nancy pelosi who learned about it from reporters during a news conference this morning. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> she called me before i came down here. she called me. she wanted to talk to me. i thought she wanted to have dinner. oh, my. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> well, you know, her decision is an important one for her and her family. it is all personal and individual. >> nancy pelosi said barbara boxer has been a champion for the people of california and the country and that her leaving will be a great loss. you can tell us what you think about barbara boxer's announcement, join the conversation on facebook. >>> an adult near a b.a.r.t. station has policing for the public's help. the woman was punched so hard she is still in the hospital tonight. ktvu's noelle walker spoke to a man who saw the attack. >> the b.a.r.t. station is busy. a lot of people walk to and from b.a.r.t. >> we are about here. >> reporter: but few saw what he witnessed just after noon on wednesday. >

nancy pelosi says the issue reminds her of what happened in her early years in congress. >> i was opposing some of the initiatives similar to what we have today, one of the republican members got up and said nancy pelosi thinks she knows more about having babies than the pope. yeah, yeah that would be true. >> today's vote cone sides with the 42nd anniversary of the supreme court's decision to uphold a woman's right to have an abortion. >>> the kids and their parents are hurt and angry too. chris win spoke to parents about this mess and joins us with what they plan to do next. >> it's pretty heartbreaking nearly $20,000 worth of equipment gone in a split second. with the season starting in less than three weeks. parents are turning to social media for the community's help. >> i sit here for three hours looking at an empty shed. it was devastating. >> he couldn't believe sometime over the weekend thieves ransacked the equipment shed belonging to the san jose squad. >> all of our speed helmets, shoulder pads. practice jerseys game jerseys, they took everything. >> the spring football program

the idea hurts people. >> nancy pelosi the reason i said it was the wrong answer. it is a good policy, not because gas prices are low. gas prices are likely to go back up. >> anything that puts a tax on middle and lower income people is a bad idea. >> the other thing, too that is so cliched and evil how is this not seen as greedy? the government is exempt from being greedy. private citizens and companies are seen as evil and greedy because they want to profit. the government picks your pocket any chance it can get but never called greedy. >>> ranking member of the senate intelligence committee is warning of sleeper cells in the united states. how do we find paris if we are not allowed to monitor them? next. bulldog: out with the old and in with the new! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends monday. pup: what's this red tag mean? bulldog: through monday, save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup: oh! here's another! bulldog: that means up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found another red tag! bulldog: what? where? pup: rig

the fact is nancy pelosi never saw a tax increase she didn't like. she had her chance when she was speaker. clearly, this is not the time to raise taxes after the massive tax increases under the obama administration. neil: what's interesting about her argument, if i heard it right, congressman, is that these lower gas prices have been like a tax cut to the economy. she proposes in the same sentence getting rid of that stimulus. so it didn't make sense to me. what also didn't make sense. the growing number of republicans who are for this. i understand where they're coming from. they're saying our roads and bridges are falling down. i'm sure that's the case. i see it around where i live. i do know that between gas taxes, state local fees tolls, et cetera, we spend $100 billion on infrastructure. yet it's happening. my argument is, and you're the business guy who made it to congress, but my argument is, let's track that money and how it's spent and how that 100 billion isn't enough to cover all this. >> well, neil, you're exactly right. and if you had s

nancy pelosi also spoke. this is just over one hour. >> good morning. facing the rising sun of our new day. what an extraordinary group of americans i have is my colleagues to face that rising sun. with new challenges and new opportunities. i want to congratulate my dear friend, marcia fudge, on the extraordinary leadership she has given. [applause] congratulate my friend marcia on her extraordinary leadership. [applause] [applause] [applause] and to commiserate with my brother, leader butterfield and all of the officers. thank you all for being here today. martin luther king said that i may not get there, but i have seen the comments. and everybody in this audience knows that we may have seen the promised land but the promise is not yet within it. but there is still much to do and allows congress and the cdc to play a central role. as this new congress begins a new challenges facing our country, we will continue to look at the group that is known as the conscience of the congress. the ideas and inspired leadership and inspiration. for over four decades

the idea hurts people. >> nancy pelosi the reason i said it was the wrong answer. you do it because it is a good policy, not because gas prices are low. gas prices are likely to go back up. >> anything that puts a tax on middle and lower income people is a bad idea. >> the other thing, too that is so cliched and evil how is this not seen as greedy? the government is exempt from being greedy. private citizens and companies are seen as evil and greedy because they want to profit. the government picks your pocket any chance it can get but never called greedy. >>> ranking member of the senate intelligence committee is warning of sleeper cells in the united states. how do we find paris if we are not allowed to monitor them? next. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on w

[applause] >> speaker boehner, henry reed and peter mcconnell, and speaker pelosi, i am honored today as a world war ii cap veteran and accepting the congressional gold medal on behalf of of the men and women of the civil air patrol whom gallantly served during world war ii. we accept this award particularly for those who did not come home. our service began in the early dark days following pearl harbor. you have heard a little about our exploits. days when the u-boats prowling our east coast, threatening our energy lifeline and sinking vulnerable oil tankers at a very high rate right within the sight of land. we were a ragtag group of rejects and military service. some of us even served in world war i. i remember my commanding officer was a pilot in the lafayette escudero. we were volunteers in the tour sense of american tradition -- for a sense of american tradition of wanting to serve our country in a time of need. in a sense cap was as were our forefathers -- flying minutemen. the situation was so dire at the time that neither the army air force nor the navy had resources. organiz

>> well i think nancy pelosi has seen her best days and i think she's going to decline steadily over the next four years. >> destined for political oblivion, harry reid former senate majority leader now in the minority after the year of the back bencher under the majority takes all rules, takes all, rules he created for the senate. reid a former was about to hawk his gloves and -- hang up his gloves and not run for reelection. best political theater. >> jonie ernst saying as a little girl they ought to send her to congress and she did. she's a united states senator. >> eleanor? >> bridge gate still swirling around governor christie and governor christie is always entertaining. shut up and sit down. when he doesn't agree with you. >> bob? >> gruber. >> mark? >> nancy pelosi. >> best political critic, kentucky democratic candidate allison lundergen-grimes refuses to say whether she or whether or not that she had voted for president obama during her run to unset the republican incumbent mitch mcconnell. she was trying to position herself as independent from obama. she invoked the sancti

opening day remarks by tip o'neill, newt ging riff and nancy pelosi. at 8:00, hear from the majority leaders leaders. find our schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think. >> join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> throughout 2014, they feature with the help of our local cable partners. here's a look at one of the cities. >> we have the best cheese in wisconsin. >> we are here in wisconsin and what we are looking at is the milk intake room where the milk comes from the farmers into the silo. it goes into the pasturizer. the pasturizer heats up the the milk for 15 seconds. the purpose is to kill all harmful bacteria to humans. this room is the productive room. after it goes through and holds for 15 seconds at 161 degrees, we cool it down to 90. all the piping systems head in to what we are looking for to approximate uh it in. we are making gouda in vat number one. gouda cooks slowly with hot water. # we let it press up and dish it and rake it as we saw in the pictures before. apparently he is flipping the