so andrew miller goes seven innings. one run on one hit. four base runners off miller. two walks, a hit and an error. >> buck: the first and only hit was to the first batter he faced. nothing after that. >> jim: there is a strike. >> buck: what is more impressive is he is a left- hander and the orioles faced three left-handers in philadelphia and handled them off, including cole hamels on sunday. >> jim: the lead runner is baker the, the catcher, and gload is the trail runner at first. another one in the dirt, and another one smootherred by wieters. >> buck: when you call for that split-finger pitch, the only place it is going to beat you is down in important of you in the dirt. so you have to anticipate going to your knees and blocking a ball. he blocks that one a little more effectively. he snared it in the webbing of his glove. >> jim: ground ball edwards the hole. there is a base hit. reimold is charging. the runner will be held at third. the third base coach saw that reimold was charging in on that ball, and he held the runner, so the marlins really have a big rall

andrew miller well after the roberts' era.he went to north carolina and became the number one pick as jim mentioned, of the detroit tigers. >> jim: one thing andrew miller has not done well this year, nor have the marlins, is curtail the running game. roberts doesn't go. there is is a bouncer toward short. ramirez towards second. there's two and there's the inning, 6-4-3 ends the inning and the walk does not hurt. so markakis bounces into the twin killing. the bottom of the sixth coming wi up s mca1-1 game. or possiblé. here you go. thanks! cubiclé. if you haven't tried a mocha yet, mccafé your day. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >> jim: join us for more ac tomorrow. coverage on masn begins at 6:30 with "o's xtra" presented by at&t and game coverage beginning at 7:00. we have all of the access you need here on masn. around there's the pitching match-up. were kin against nolasco acouple of right-handers. >> buck: ricky nolasco is off to a disappointing start. he is just 3-6 with a 7.00 e.r.a. jason bier kin has bounced back after a coupl

. >> jim: andrew miller, the pitcher, pops it up. the florida third inning so the pitchers each settling in here. florida has had just one base runner. the orioles have had just one base runner. but the difference is brian roberts came around to score. koji, a no decision last wednesday against the mets. he is 0-1 with a no decision in the two starts since coming off of the disabled list. 10 innings combined and he went five in each and allowed six runs. he is in a long stretch without a win trying to change that here tonight. chris coghlan, the lead-off hitter for the second time and he takes a strike. 0-4 in his last nine starts and his last win was april 13th at texas. there is a high fly ball to right for markakis, and he has it for the out. and koji has a second three-up, three down inning here in the third. well, the folks are out in miami, and the orioles have a 1-0 lead. @@pp÷÷ >>> the fans are putting on slickers as we have a light shower going through, but we'll continue playing here. it is not that heav

the one thing about andrew miller, even though his e.r.a.s 4.56, he does keep the baseball in the ballpark. he has allowed only two home runs on the year. both to right-handed batters. and he has allowed only one home run over his last five starts coming into this game. >> buck: you can see the last couple of balls sharply hit. they were on the ground. you're not going to get them elevated when you're in the zone. he has pitched much better here in this ballpark. this is a pretty good pitcher's ballpark. it is not unlike fenway park when if you keep the hitters to center and right field, you have a lot of room to pick up some outs. >> jim: matt wieters takes. 2-0, the count on matt. wieters, 1-07 -- 1-7 on the trip. he caught two of the three games in philadelphia. gregg zaun lad the huge game when he caught on saturday night. matt started friday and sunday. he is batting at .246. there is a high chopper towards third. bonifacio in to play the hop and quickly across and the orioles go three up and three down on three ground ball outs. the mi

miller: thank you, mr. speaker. in closing, you have to admire an individual who applies christian principles to his life. he didn't just talk good, he didn't just tell a story, he created good and he created a life for many people. there's nothing like looking in the eyes of an individual or a friend who is -- who is moving into a new home, especially when the family was involved in building that home and helping build homes for other people. you have to admire him for what he did and all the other individuals in this country and those who give their time and talent and resources for the betterment of humanity. at this time i'd ask for a yea vote on a man who deserves it and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes t gentleman from missouri. mr. cleaver: thank you, mr. speaker. let me just agree with my colleague who talked about the -- living out beliefs. i read a story in one of the newspapers today which i thought was on

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miller?>> i think we would support limiting it and also respecting the fourth circuit opinion that we were involved in. >> thank you. do you support federal backup citing authority for lines for any reason other than reliability? >> no, i would not. >> you could talk a little bit about that first map which mr. miller put up which showed very rich wind resources along the east coast of the united states, with the exception of some portions of the great lakes and out on the west coast it looks like it's -- it has the greatest potential for renewable electricity generation in our country. >> you're absolutely right, mr. chairman. as i mentioned we're pursuing a 150 mega watt wind farm and as you mentioned we can do that 20 miles out and be in 140 feet of water. that's not to underestimate the challenges of construction and operations and maintenance costs. we expect to fully bear the cost of the short haul transmission and which would be opposed to having a nationwide support for a long haul tra

miller? >> i think we would support limiting it and also respecting the opinion were involved in. >> thank you. mr. izzo, the support fackrell back up siding authority for lines for any reason other than reliability? >> no, i would not. >> could you talk a little bit about that first map, which mr. miller put up that showed a very rich wind resources along the east coast of the united states, with the exception of some portions of the great lakes and out on the west coast. it looks like it is, has the greatest potential for renewable electricity generation in our country.

miller who used four minutes. one minute is remaining for the gentleman from west virginia. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding this should not be about choosing one job or one person's job over the job of another person. as i mentioned earlier, many, many fishing families on the north coast of california and oregon have been displaced. we have lost boats, lost businesses, lost fortunes, lost opportunities and all because the science was scrapped, the last administration pushed forward a water policy that was illegal, that didn't pay any attention to anything other than politics. in the -- in the river in my district that water policy brought us 80,000 dead spawning salmon. it absolutely closed the fishing season on the north coast, it's closed again this year. it's closed on the oregon coast. and it's all because politics was put ahead of science. you can't do business that way. the only way to fix this is to bring all of the agencies

miller's church. i guess they are not mr. miller's church. there maps that have been put together, is that right mr. miller? >> the transmission map biz ap. we overlaid it on wind and cold sores maps. >> if that transmission plan was implemented it would bring transmission line in from the midwest very close to the east coast. what impact might that have on your planning for renewable electricity off the coastline or other parts of new jersey? >> we would stop. >> why would you stop? >> we would not be able to be competitive with the cost of the wind if it is not burdened by the cost of transmission, said the wind from the midwest, if it does not face the transmission charge would be cheaper in that case. >> you are up in the great lakes, mr. joos. could you talk about that in potential with the great lakes and what impact that could have for michigan and what could happen if instead power is brought in from other parts of the country, through that grow preemption, federal eminent domain takings? >> it is a bit similar but maybe two aspects t

and matt wieters or an dry miller who went seven innings and allowed just one run on one hit. text in your vote to 51862. >> buck: dan myers comes on here and that will allow him to make as many pitches necessary to get loose. he has been a good pitcher for fredi gonzalez in this bullpen. he came out of the o's -- a's organization and they picked him up on wafers as they needed to add depth to the left-hand said of their bullpen and he fit the bill. >> jim: oscar sal la star is going do pitch pinch hit for felix pie. because of the pitching change, pie will be lifted for sal la star as the orioles are run out of time here trying to get back in here. >> buck: what a good pinch hitter sal la star has been with andino at first base. he'll come here and try to keep this rally going a lead-off home run, base hit, nobody out. salazar will pinch hit for felix pie who technically took over defensively in the second inning. >> jim: so salazar will bat and andino is on at first base and still nobody down. they had a five-run bottom of the seventh and the orioles are trying to get back i

siegelman would be pursued in the miller district. well, this past sunday, the "birmingham news" ran an article on the then united states attorneys stepping down from her position. she was reported as having said that she wanted to win the case in the northern district, but losing it didn't cause too much heart ache because she knew that another fellow indictment out of alabama's middle district was waiting. on mr. siegel. she's quoted, i trusted that the mill district would have a more balanced venue on their indictment, which i knew was under seal. she was either cloir voi yant or had some inside information because the indictment in the mill district didn't come down for another seven months. but one thing was clear to me from her comment, and that is that she and the other prosecutors were focused on the man and not on the crime. as i said in my recent letter to attorney general holder, the case turned out to be the most up founded criminal case over which i presided in my entire judicial career. completely without legal merit. an

miller. this is not the perfect bill but this is it. there is nplan b. this is not the original bill that ms. sutton and mrs. miller introduced, but this is the bill that passed our committee 50-4. one in 10 jobs in america are auto related. in the last couple of years now, particularly through this tough recession, we have lost one in five manufacturing jobs and certainly the midwest has been critically hurt. the auto sector, we've seen auto sales plummet from 17 million car sales just two or three years ago to probably what will be less than 10 million, not only this year but next year as well. not only the big three supports this but toyota, honda, the chamber, a whole number of different groups, the u.a.w., the auto manufacturers, the national association of manufacturers, the auto dealers as well. you know what this bill is? it's a jobs bill. but more important than that, it's an american jobs bill and it's time to stop the dominos from falling the wrong way and beginning to turn the switch from red to green for auto jobs and get something in the ha

near the caliber arm of matt lindstrom, but he is up here trying to preserve this win for andrew miller>> jim: jeremy guthrie is pinch running and ty wigginton is on. the tying run and the go-ahead run at first. and here is salazar who pinch hit in the eighth and singled and stayed in the game. the orioles trying to have a ninth inning come back. and it is low, 1-0. >> buck: here is a big hole object the right side of the infield and salazar is not shy about spreading the ball all over the diamond. there is a big gap there between first and second. >> jim: fouled it back. pretty good cut. 1-1 on salazar. the orioles got two in the eighth, both charged to leo nunez and two here in the ninth. one hit in the first seven innings and one hit. and a base hit up the middle! salazar tied the game! what a comeback for the orioles! salazar off the bench, 2-2, and a three-run ninth inning, what a comeback for the birds! >> buck: three runs with two outs. two outs and nobody on when they started this rally, and oscar salazar, we have talked about him getting big hits. he is just a hitter. he gets h

soundview, miles miller, childrens press line and the daily news.ost: miles miller is political editor, 15 years old and already has much experience covering politics. good morning. how did you develop an interest in politics? guest: i started up and debate, probably the best way for anyone to own their skills and public speaking and from there i went on to finding childrens press line and four -- from there i was able to tap the political base and started getting politicians to start talking directly to the youngest constituents. host: did your youth give you a special access? our politicians surprise when a 15-year-old comes up with such insightful questions? guest: you only see this part of me -- if i stood up a lot of people say i look 20. but i hope my youth would give more leeway. i asked the mayor of new york a question and i was able to ask a question from a young point of view because i actually was in a classroom, a public-school classroom and i actually know what goes on in those classrooms and gives me more of an advantage over some of t

the marlins send left-handed andrew miller, who is 2-3 with a 4.56 e.r.a. "o's xtra" masn is being brought to you by at&t. tom davis together with rick dempsey. the orioles five straight wins now, rick. better pitching or better hitting? >> i like the way both of it is going now. the reason i like the offense so much is because they're scoring early in ballgames. they're scoring a little bit in the middle and whatever they need late in ballgames they're getting now. they're building a lot of confidence, and they seem to be relaxing, and they're down in ballgames and they're scoring runs. that's what i like the most. a pinch hit base hitter and then the big blow. brian roberts is usually in the mix somewhere. but everybody is really coming together nicely. i like what i see there. the pitching, all of these young guys are starting to go deep interballgames, especially brad bergesen. i think all of the other pitchers are watching him. they see the way he is pitching quick and his tempo is nice and easy and slow. >> some good news. now, the orioles send albert

miller?> think one of the concerns we would have if ferc were involved is that the right of appeal ought to be not only limited to transmission proposals but also those with other perspectives. >> under those circumstances you would give ferc the authority to modify a transmission plan? >> i think there are legitimate federal issues with anything involving interstate transmission, but if you are going to create that it out to be equally available to both the proponents and those that have concerns. >> let me get on the line again. how many of you would support a greenhouse gas interconnection standard of the type proposed by mr. insly. can we go down and ask how many would support that? >> i would not for the simple reason that the standard does not speak to existing carbon intensive generation being able to piggyback. >> thank you. mr. jost? >> i have to qualify my answer.

chairman miller and members of the committee.onor to speak with you today. healthcare is at the epicenter of the economic insecurity in the united states. a reflection of our nation's uniquely fragmented and costly framework of health insurance. now, this framework is distinctively american and any effort to improve it must be distinctively american as well building on the best elements of the present system, large group health plans in the public and private sectors. but an american solution must also fix what is not working. by allowing americans without access to secure workplace coverage to choose among group insurance plans to provide strong guarantees of quality, affordable coverage over time. to succeed, these reforms must be based on three strong pillars. shared risk, shared responsibility and personal responsibility. shared risk means we need a new national insurance exchange that allows workers without secure coverage to access good group health plans with premium assistance to assure responsibility. promote accountabil

miller: i rise in support of the national authorization of the defense act for fiscal year 2010. as ranking member of the terrorism and unconventional threats and capabilities subcommittee, i think we have put together a good and excellent mark and i would like to thank the chairman of the subcommittee for all of his cooperation in putting this together. the members of the subcommittee have worked hard to address the many issues that face special operations, information technology and science and technology investments just to name a few of the areas that our subcommittee has handled. we have provided important support to enhance nato capabilities so our forces do not bear the entire burden of the efforts in afghanistan and elsewhere around the globe. i believe we should support nato's capability to contribute especially at a time when irregular threats are only increasing and partnerships will be the utmost of importance. it increases the budget request to address the command's unfunded requirements. these forces are at the tip of the spear to counter terrorism. the bill include

miller. >> thanks, mr. chairman. i've had an opportunity to visit with some of our nato allies, and they are, indeed, proud of the contributions that they are making certainly within the soft community and, you know, certainly in afghanistan. and what i'd like to ask you for the record, if you would, explain the impact of the soft capabilities of those partners in the current fight as it exists in afghanistan, and you could an update as well on iraq as we transition out. >> yes, sir. from your visits to the nato soft coordination center, you understand how this team is coming together, and there's bonding that's occurring across the special operations forces of nato at the headquarters environment. i think it's inspired. its certainly stimulated the activities of some special operations forces being provided to, to the isaf effort in afghanistan. so i'm not the expert on how individual nations' special operations forces are performing, what their activities are in afghanistan that's outside my realm of responsibility

miller: thank you, mr. chairman. the service members service relief act protects service members when their military service hinders their ability to meet financial obligations or defend their rights in a lawsuit. recent court rulings have questioned whether service members have a private remedy for violations of their rights under the scra. the committee included a provision to increase further the rights of service members. that is a step in the right direction. but i am concerned that the provision does not go far enough nor as far as the chairman and committee would like to go. i submitted an amendment with mr. -- representative jones based on h.r. 2696, the service members rights and protections act to clarify that service members and covered defendants under the scra do have a proper cause of action. the clarifying amendment has the support of the department of defense, the department of justice, the american bar association, military officers association and is currently in the other body's version of the nati

gary miller, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation. and to insert extraneous material throne. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered -- there on. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. waters: thank you, mr. speaker, i am proud to be a co-sponsor of this legislation which recognizes june as national home ownership month. as chair of the subcommittee on housing and community opportunity, i am indeed committed to good public policy that will assist citizens to realize the american dream of home ownership. i would like to thank representative gary miller for his continued leadership on ensuring that this resolution comes to the floor every year. this is the seventh time that he has introduced this resolution and i appreciate his commitment to america's homeowners. preserving home ownership is more important today than ever before with fore

he was real tough in the game, miller pitched very, very well. it was a different game once we got into their bullpen. >> dei, we appreciate the visit. >> why you're welcome. >> dave really managed a great game tonight because he used everybody on the bench a pitcher to pinch run, a pitcher to pinch hit. he did everything he could to try to get his team a win and they simply came up a run short. >> and you're down we three runs, you say, okay, what can i do now? you keep sending the pinch hitters and you keep thinking, out of the box jeremy guthrie scored the tying run in the bottom of the ninth inning and sending rich hill up there was good. in philadelphia on friday night he had a base hit and an rbi and he almost picked up another one here tonight. >> two outs and nobody out and in the top of the ninth and you're down by three with the other team's closer on the mound, you don't think there is any shot you have a chance. the orioles battle back and tie it and come up short and lose in extras. >> our thanks to jim and buck. the orioles are you

chairman miller heard their heartbreaking story. the legislation we have before us today is a testament to his leadership and his christmas -- compassion. i also want to acknowledge the role played by secretary of education, arne duncan, he also personally met with the moores and he and his staff suggested several important improvements to the bill. i'm deeply grateful tortoise -- for his personal involvement. i would also like to thank ranking member, conman mckeon, and my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, for their bipartisan support of this very important legislation. i'd also like to recognize and express my gratitude for the endorsements of the national parent-teacher association, the national education association and the national school boards association for this important bill. phylicia's law bears the name of a young woman from my district who was taken from us much too soon. phylicia moore was an 18-year-old high school student from new jersey who died in april, 2007, while on a school-sponsored trip to ghana. to

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miller. >> mr. chairman, i served on the nato parliamentary assembly, and have had the opportunity to serve with allies and they are proud of that made in soft community. and certainly in afghanistan, what would i would like to ask for the record, explain the soft record for afghanistan and an update on iraq as we transition out. >> yes, sir, from your visits from the nato soft coordination center, you understand how this team is coming together and this is inspired and stimulated the act s, and that is beyond my realm and not sure my responsibility is to give that answer. in my discussions with nato soft leaders, there is a form of community forming, and i would term it loosely, perhaps special operation flags is something where nato forces can rally. it's a relatively inexpensive investment that nato can provide. the nato soft coordination center is less than three years old. but it has its legs up under it pretty well. >> what can we do, what do you think we can do to assist our allies as they de

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miller chill. o >> welcome back to "p.t.i.."ss ozzie guillen justified in urging sammy sosa to confess and apologize? >> does sammy sosa have any ogod enservoir of goodwill left with t's american public or the chicago fans? >> i think the chicago fans. d he's easy to forgive. >> go back to the i don't k s know... >> i think he'll get a lot of gi goodwill in chicago.ess i think bigger problem is, and ozzie at one point said it's not crime to say, here's what i did. he lied to congress. it could be a crime. >> let's expand this. i thought about this many timesw all of "them," if they allonfe confess and ask for our forgiveness, what do you thinko would happen? >> i think we're a more and forgiving culture now more than ever. i think even more, so ozzie has earned the right as prayer.ozs he played 16 years in theinhe majors. it's not like ozzie guillen is t speaking out as some guy whozzin doesn't know what went on and wwi how difficult this would be if it happened.o t he played double double-digit b. years. i think he's got the ri

2009 bookseller convention in new york city with bloomsbury and walker books i am here with peter miller. what you have coming out this fall? >> the most ambitious and exciting is the one over my shoulder which is a graphic novel. we decided to do this one because it is a historical biography of bertram russell and as crazy as that sounds it is interesting novel of ideas and the two people behind it are mathematicians and computer science experts said they decided to approach the i.d.'s of the foundation of mathematics been told as a comic book form because that big idea is what russell was pursuing as heroic and life-and-death as anything you would find with a super hero. it is a book getting a lot of attention before the convention and all lot here. we have been getting a lot of the galley. everyboby seems very excited to embrace this medium with this particular subject. >>host: what else? >>guest: the interesting work of nonfiction in the fall is this book called the age of comfort. the author is a scholar who takes a look at the period and the late 17th century when public life becam

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. >> rob: that's andrew miller, the lefty sitting there. pretty good arms on their side of the field too. they've got andrew miller, dontrelle willis, miguel cabrera trade. great, young left-hander. >> bob: ryan zimmerman this year having a very ought year -- odd year in one respect. he's hitting .333 against right- handers and well under .300 against lefties. 0-2 here. he's gone for the second out. first strikeout by sean west. adam dunn coming up. >> rob: well, 0-2. this is a perfectly placed breaking ball right here in on his feet on the ground. >> bob: if you hit it, it's going to hurt. >> rob: if you hit it, it's going to be foul or in the ground. you can't hit that fair. it looks good coming in and then bottom drops out of it have. especially from a 6'8" guy. >> bob: how about the size of this matchup? that's a short hopper to uggla in right field. the nats go in order in the top of the third. they've outhit the marlins 3-2 and it's time.   >> bob: nats fans well represented here in south florida whenever we

your indulgence and just to say to my friend who i know approaches this is a good faith, chairman miller and i intend to meet as early as today with members of the minority caucus to talk about healthcare reform before there is any markka before mid we look forward to your participation. think that was scheduled just this morning but just let you know, it is happening. also about timing, i sat in this room 15 years ago, there is an attempt to get something done about this problem and it failed. there was not a lot done after that which i think was another failure. i understand there are questions about schedules but i would simply say i don't think the problem is we have gone too quickly but not quickly enough. that is something. we will turn on to our chairman of the judiciary committee someone i have always regarded as a model of integrity and integrity to conduct himself in such an important way in this house, the jurisdiction touches how we pay our credit cards come at whether we have the rights and a court of law, he has spent a members member for a very long time and i have tremend

miller chill. ♪ 100 calorie light beer with lime.ler chill. >> forthe first time since 2002, a wimbledon title will now defend his title. >> i was slightly prepared he wouldn't play. it doesn't come as such a big surprise. of course it's very disappointing for the tournament and also for myself. we've been at the top pore the very long time. when you talk about golf, you talk about tiger. when you talk about tennis, you talk about me. it's something similar there, our mindset, our approach, we're very driven and try to not only just play well but we try to dominate if we can. there are many similarities in this regard. i feel like i'm ready to go. i'm definitely missing those big pressure moments of having to face break points and all these kind of things. you get similar feelings in practice. >> roger federer was already the favorite to win wimbledon before nadal withdrew. the odds have double in favor of federer. >> saved and saves the rebound attempt as well. but just seconds later spain on the attack. via, no saving this one. kic

zell miller had was actually kosciuszko's daughter. and this is a rumor that on a present in the book as rumor and simply provide the evidence that existed at the time and edna i am convinced this was his daughter because he leaves money to her so i'm convinced kosciuszko had two children out of wedlock. he tried to get married twice and both times. the father said you don't have enough money to marry my daughter so there's a rumor he had the child with mrs. zeltner and also with one of the officers of poland and recently a friend of mine was in washington and met with a french politician by the name of nathalie kosciuszko and he asked her well, kosciuszko, how do you have this name and she said well, we were supposedly descendants of kosciuszko's brother. but i contacted her by e-mail and she said we will thin the family essentially we all know that my great-grandfather said that his great, great grandfather was a descendant of the relationship that kosciuszko had with the wife of one of his officers. so, i don't know about that play

>> chairman miller, members of the committee, i am out 22 your breast cancer survivor and i represent the national breast cancer coalition of hundreds of organizations, tens of thousands of individuals dedicated to ending breast cancer. we will not achieve that mission unless everyone has access to the quality care they need. we are grateful for the opportunity to present our physicians to this committee and we are excited about the possibility which we want to make a certainty, that this country will enact guaranteed access to health care for all now. we have a grass-roots board of directors, 25 of our member organizations. they spent several years working on this issue. we invested resources in educating them, our field that work and the public, about the various approaches and issues around health-care reform and we develop a framework for a health-care system guaranteeing access which was submitted with my written testimony. we need a system of patient, centered care, a term that gets thrown around quite freely but you know the problems. there were some stories at identified in my

miller, who again -- jeff miller -- the ranking republican on the subcommittee, told me last night that he intends to come back to d.c. monday and ask that the same hearing that was held thursday be held in open sessi session, which again would allow members to even more clearly enunciate what they are told. host: as a ranking member on the subcommittee, how likely is that to happen? are there ways for the minority party to be able to do this, to open up a hearing? guest: that is a good question. we don't yet know if through a resolution or letter they can force this to happen. but there's some speculation that we were headed in that direction any way with regard to democrats wanting to have these hearings held in a manner where they could actually open up the process and talk about what they learned with regard to the interrogation techniques, their development and use. host: rose mill, michigan, sam has the last question for jared allen of the hill. caller: i would hope that your next guest would be a democratic reporter because this one is so one-sided. one thing about this segment i

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miller, the ranking member on the armed services subcommittee on terrorism and unconventional threats. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. miller: i thank the ranking member and appreciate you bringing up the fact that our friends on the majority are again talking about the bipartisan efforts that have been made with the armed services committee, all of the extensive gaucheuations that have taken place -- negotiations thaffer taken place. i am the ranking member on the armed services committee, there has been no negotiation with any member of the minority side of the house armed services committee. you know, it sounds like a great thing to support when you look at the bill. at least the title of the bill. but when you start looking at it, reading it, listening to the people who it actually is going to affect, like general david petraeus, who i met at sent come last week and had -- at sent come last week and -- at centcom last week, he said it was it's going to tie our hands and not allow us to do what the military needs to do to train and assist

speakers include representatives george miller of education, charles rangel of grain the beans and henry waxman of energy incomers. from capitol hill, this is 40 minutes. >> i'm congressman george miller, chair of the education and labor committee and co-chair of the democratic policy committee. today am honored to be joined with chairman charles rangel from the ways and means committee, chairman henry waxman of the energy and commerce committee, chairman john dingell and a respected-- perspective subcommittee chairs, pete stark from the ways and means committee, frank balloon from managing comers and raw benders from the education and labor committee. today marks a historic moment in american assurgent quest to fix their broken health insurance system. for the past six months are three committees, the committees that of jurisdiction over healthcare and the house of work together an unprecedented manner to develop and present a healthcare reform discussion draft for congress and the american people that embodies president of hamas call for fundamental change in our healthcare system. pre

about him a little bit because that was the only hit andrew miller allowed over seven innings. a dumb double in his first at-bat here ghent again tonight. swinging the bat very aggressively had a great series in philadelphia. five rbi's -- five rbi's including two game winners. >> jim: the voters -- the orioles have won each of the interleague series. one of those a sweep. that was against the phillies first stop on this trip. if they're going to continue that trend, they would have to win tonight for a chance to get the second game tomorrow. they took 2-3 in washington and then they got 2-3 from the mets, 2-3 from the braves in the three-game sweep in philadelphia. brian thriens and caught by the second baseman uggla on the soft line drive and orioles go three up, three down for a second consecutive inning. middle of the third in florida. martin luther king wans 2-0 lead. (announcer) you do have health insurance don't you? if you don't, now you're in luck. carefirst bluecross blueshield can cover you for as little as $75 a month. depending on the plan you choose. just call us

miller. >> i will pass. >> i have got more questions. mr. mcintyre, do you have anything you wanted to add? >> i just want to ask you if you feel like that the partnership with nato and their special operations capability is working well. >> we did address that briefly earlier, but the nato special operations coordination center, the nscc headquarters is an up and running organization. it's not fully manned. it's not fully capable yet. but the relationships that have occurred within that organization have developed quite strong bonds among the nato special operations forces. i was able to attend their first annual conference last year. 28 countries, i believe, came to that conference. it was remarkable how similar the conversations were, the vision is across the special operations forces of nato. some of which say they feel that they have more in common with the special operations forces of other nations than they do with other forces of their own nation because of the way that they train and exercise. together. i think there is an opportuni

miller. the chair: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. miller: i also rise in support of this legislation which takes major steps to rebuild the capacity of our civilian foreign affairs agencies. it will strengthen diemployeecy and and development, two important pillars. it will meet the needs of peacekeeping missions in the democratic republic of the congo this bill will provide funds to refurbish helicopters needed for peacekeeping meigs. more than five million people have died in the conflict in the democratic republic of the congo, the deadliest conflict since the second world war. violence continues in darfur and chad. the people of darfur are still waiting as are those of the democratic republic of the congo and chad where shortages of helicopters are crippling the work of ump u.n. peace keepers. if we are to regain our moral authority in the world we must continue to lead the fight against genocide and champion the protection of innocent civilians. this bill will help. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman y

remember win jim miller was the head of the budget office? we did something arthur in 1987. this was after, it wasn't in the first term or second term but we did something we were not very proud of. we actually pass the first trillion dollar budget under ronald reagan. that was a big thing back then and i remember the first time i appeared on national television was the today show when we came out with that budget in jim miller could not appear so somebody was working for him. they ask me to come in, and i was very nervous because it was one of the first times i had been on tv. you know, katie couric, 8 million people. i spent the entire weekend just cramming to know every single detail in the budget, so i was ready for any question that katie couric might ask. i knew with the budget was for the peace corps, for the army, i knew what the debt was down to the sixth decimal point and so on. we start the interview and katie couric says mr. moore, iysoo ronald reagan is introducing america's first trillion dollar budget today. she says i only have one question, how many zeros ar

miller for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. miller: i rise in strong support of this bill that will help protect american jobs. we all understand the challenges facing the auto industry. this industry has been hit literally by an economic hurricane which has caused so many hardships, not only for automakers but suppliers, dealers, everyone who has a stake in this industry and its success this legislation is a strong bipartisan approach that will help get the assembly lines move, keep traffic in the showrooms prork tect jobs and give our economy a desperately needed jolt. how do we know it will work? because it has been implemented in so many nations across the globe. because in every nation that's implemented a similar program, auto sales have risen and in every nation that has not, like us, the sales continue to fall. that's why this legislation has the strong support of groups like the u.a.w., the national auto dealers, ford, general motors, chrysler, mazda, the alliance of automotive manufacturers, the association of interna