that s something we ought to look at. i m very interested to see what happens. that may give us an opening. i m happy to stand here with my colleagues and can certainly tell you that i the frustration that we all feel should really culminate in positive action. thank you all for being here. cheers and applause] mr. larson: just so you know, and it s a hue rumor, we want to make members aware of this, there are reports that they re going to come back in, some said at 7:00, other reports say 8:00, we to take up legislation so urge people to be close to the floor and be with mr. lewis during this time period. our next speaker is dina titus. while dina is coming down, i m going to give you the order of people right after dina, marcy kaptur and then eddie bernice johnson. dina. ms. titus: thank you, john, thank you, mr. lewis, thank all of you for staying with us tonight. others have spoken much more eloquently than i can but i want to add my voice to this proud chorus of democr
you know the nice thing, you don t need a punch line. good to have you with us. thank you for watching. we start tonight with a bombshell interview with the duggar parents, breaking their silence, speaking out about the molestation scandal involving their oldest son, josh. for the first time being their reality tv show 19 kids and counting has been taken off the air. jim bob and michelle duggar said the victims included four of their daughters and one person outside the family. they told megyn kelly of fox news about the first time josh confessed to them. our son, josh came to us on his own, and he was crying. he had just turned 14. and he said that he had actually improperly touched some of our daughters. we were shocked. i mean we were just devastated. i don t think any parent is prepared for a trauma like that. the duggars say they spoke to josh and their daughters about the improper touching. they took measures to protect the girls but the problems didn t stop.
within 10 points of clinton. and i appreciate that. and i love you too. good to have you with us tonight folks. thanks for watching. at this hour the house rules committee is meeting to pave the way for fast track. paul ryan is planning to attach fast track to a bill with firefighters pengssion on the line. this means the president would get trade promotional authority without assistance for displaced workers and puts president obama in a new position. a tough spot. the president has promised the veto any trade bill without taa. if he really wants trade promotional short he is going to have to lead workers out in the cold. at least that is how it stansds now. the fact that the president wants taa is as admission. his trade deal will outsource american jobs. so how is that good? the new plan requires a revote in the house on fast track, possibly tomorrow. the first time it passed by a couple of votes. then heads to the senate where the future is not clear. now if even a fe
my thumb on scales one way or the other. no justice! no peace! no justice! no peace! good to have you with us tonight. thanks for watching. how do you heal a community? we start with local leaders in ferguson, missouri who are clearly making a big difference. one of those leaders is nfl hall of fame cornerback aknee yus williams who joins us in a few moments. i want to talk about the serious issues facing this city. this town in missouri. a major problem right now in ferguson is simply communication. there is a huge disconnect between local leaders, police and the actual residents of the city. many residents in ferguson feel like they don t have a voice. and it shows in the demographics. according to the 2010 u.s. census, over 21,000 people lived in ferguson missouri. over 67% are african-american. one in four residents live below the poverty line. per capita income in the city, $21,000. meanwhile, the people running ferguson don t reflect those demographics. 50 o
clear from health care workers from around the country that they re worried. i do have confidence in the cdc and dr. frieden. i wish we had put a team like this on the ground the day the first patient was diagnosed. obviously one case is too many. good to have you with us tonight folks. thanks for watching. we start with breaking news on ebola that s happening here in the united states as we re waiting for remarks from the president on ebola just moments ago. we ll get that tape to you soon and bring it to you when the president speaks. first a second nurse at a texas health hospital has tested positive for ebola. she s been identified as amber vincent. amber vincent provided care to the first ebola patient thomas duncan who later passed away. she will be transferred to atlanta to under go treatment. she was put within isolation of getting a fever on monday morning. vincent travelled on frontier airlines flight 1143. she showed no signs or symptoms on the flight hauow