house of january 7, 2014, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip but in to five minutes, no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from the good state of north carolina, ms. foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, last week it was my pleasure to attend a job fair at mitchell community college in statesville, north carolina. the job fair was co-hosted by the chamber of commerce and both mitchell community college president dr. brewer and chamber president david bradley, ought to be commended for making this important event happen and making these job opportunities available to job seekers in the local community. as a former community college president,
you said of baghdad he and and islamic state are now trying to be the new al qaeda, how much indication do you see that out there in lebanon, libya, message ishat starting to resonate. we re seeing an alignment with the united states. have seen individuals, including influential individuals within some of the either oft state some casesnce or in more affinity for the successes that they have had and tactics. situation.ynamic the competition and a queue on the other. a concern we have that perhaps to demonstrate they are the leader they would seek to carry that wouldck establish bona fide. very dynamic situation. i go back to the propaganda points. we focus on the english language propaganda but they are using propaganda and a range of languages across the region. it is not just focused on u.s. or western audiences. obviously an area of grave concern for us so we are watching the situation very closely. lex thank you very much. is to be ahe prize local jihadist group and attac
behavior and causes providers to provide higher quality care and total cost of care. [inaudible] health care costs are down, but i think something else that is going within the medicare program that we are seeing, fundamentally different patterns and controlling hospital remissions, why we have this tremendous variation and cost around the country they thank you for the opportunity to speak today. it is great to be here. we return to sheila burke, who is on the faculty at harvard university, a big chunk of her working life was right here in the senate vote as chief of staff to senator bob dole, both majority and minority. and the chief minister and officer in this body. i think it is worth noting with today s discussion that she has a degree in nursing and worked as a nurse in her career. so she has been closely involved in health care issues for very long time. we are very pleased to have you with us. thank you very much. it would be frightening to put me back in award.
workplace that faces a key senate procedural vote today. we will hear your thoughts on the employment nondiscrimination act and what you think it means when it comes to public opinion on gay rights in america today. give us a call with us ono catch up all your favorite social media pages. you can also e-mail us. good monday morning to you. i want to take you to the headline in today s wall street journal. vote to procedural proceed to debate is happening today. here is the story in today s new york times. we will be looking at more from that story later but here s the front page of today s arizona republic. over to the concorde monitor, the hometown paper of senator kellyayotte. we are getting your opinion on the employment nondiscrimination act. also the status of public opinion on gay rights in the united states, some comments are already coming in on our facebook agent morning. our facebook page this morning. that is from facebook and we want to hear your comme