It doesnt sound economical for the company. But the way we view it, is that we want to reduce consumption. Woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and by the alfred p. Sloan foundation. Supporting science, technology, and improved Economic Performance and Financial Literacy in the 21st century. Supported by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. More information at macfound. Org and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill this was wall streets worst day in a year and a half, as the Dow Jones Industrials plunged nearly 360 points. The selloff was driven by growing turmoil on chinas markets, and Falling Energy prices. It accelerated late in the day, as programmed sellin
Discussed the importance of supporting our lawenforcement unity. Thatll of us to realize although the vast majority of our lawenforcement officers always seek to protect and to serve there is still work to be done. There is a lack of trust between the black community and Law Enforcement. One that we as an American Family must come together and solve. Believe an old saying is a vital part of fighting solutions. The alleyway to know where youre going is to know where you have been. As i mentioned, some of the rich and provocative history of one to realize that over the past 240 years, we have had our challenges here it our nation has merely been pulled apart out of the crisis of our past has come the hope for our future. In a relatively short amount of time, we have laid remarkable progress as a nation. While i will talk about a few of the policies i believe will help is move forward, as well as some things that are more about simply getting us to interact together. Descend down and brea
Thank you, please be seated. Those opposed, please stand. Thank you, you may be seated. The votes are as follows. 7721. R we will now move to an immediate vote on the amendment. All of those in favor of adopting amendment 38. 1, as amended by the gentlelady from pleaseo, police say i say aye. It. Nays have we will stay extended vote. They tell me i dont have to. I have artie declared it and it is clear. We have been counted. We will move forward. 38. 2. Ent i moved to reconsider. I was on the prevailing side. A move to reconsider. He has moved to reconsider. Is there a second . All of those in favor of reconsideration, which means an reconsider thell amendment. Nay means we have concluded debate. Permanently. Those in favor . Opposed . Nayes have it. Lets move forward to amendments 38. 2. Number 38. S rule it has been proposed by mr. Roth of nevada who is recognized for the purpose of making a motion. Thank you. Ive decided to introduce a logo. [laughter] im just waiting for the amendm
Savings, including a mandatory 7. 5 a year reduction in headquarter staff which we would be tolling show in detail and other reforms. And i look forward at looking at other reforms with you as we begin new hearings when we resolve this issue, and further, very necessary reforms we feel are called for. Im proud of the reforms frankly that on a bipartisan basis this committeen abilitied. Im proud of the fact that we have dramatically revised the retirement system. I am proud of the fact that we are finally trying to get a handle on the cost overruns characterized acquisition practices. So you may have some concerns. I cant tell you after being on this committee for nearly 30 years, how proud i am of the bipartisan product we produced. And i hope that maybe at some time you might recognize that, mr. Blumenthal. Im proud too. And i thank you. And i thank you personally. I dont mean to say there are not reforms enacted. There are additional ones we would like to have. I salute the committee
United states. I intend to win and i need your help. [applause] gov. Omalley as i was driving down here, to des moines, i could not help but to think about the first time i came to iowa and it was some 20 i was 20 years old, and there is a president ial campaign coming. Me and my buddies, about five of us, piled into a car and we wanted to come out here to work for our underdog, upstart candidate, because we knew that this is where it starts, here in iowa, and we wanted to change the world. They dropped me off at 6 00 a. M. At the Greyhound Bus terminal in davenport, iowa. [applause] gov. Omalley i had nothing but my parka, my guitar, and a duffel bag full of winter clothes. But it was over this next several months that i fell in love with iowa and the people of iowa, and i thank you all for what you do for our country every president ial election. [applause] gov. Omalley what i have found to be the most enjoyable part of running for president is this, that i get to meet young people w