the feds say adrian gill ham provided the gun that killed the quarterback. gillian is a felon and broke the law by owning a firearm. his 20-year-old girlfriend, sahel kazemi, shot him on july 4th. she also killed herself. >> this is another example of what can happen with a gun when a felon is selling it on street with little to no interest other than selling it for $100. it is dangerous. >> a-t-f officials tracked the first purchase to a pawnshop. then it went to gill ham. >> first on fox, now, reports that the swine flu played a key role in the release of lamont davis. 17-year-old accused of shooting a 5-year-old girl. after a june outbreak, at the baltimore juvenile detention center, there was a push for emergency hearings to get as many juveniles out. lamont davis was one. he was released on gps monitoring. >> it is not going away until we have leadership at the top saying we are going to do an overhaul. >> the person that has to hold the department accountable is the governor. >> earlier today prosecutors announced the indictment of davis for attempted

gill ham was convicted of murder and armed robbery in florida. if you are a convicted felon you cannot possess a gun, sell t keep it, do anything with it. >> a-t-f tracked the first purchase to a pawnshop then on to gill ham. >> breaking news and very sad news out of new york. long time cbs anchor man walter cronkite has died. died after a lengthy illness with his family at his side. walter cronkite often referred to as the most trusted man in america. he was the face of cbs news from 1962 to 1981. the cronkite years included things like vietnam, watergate and all the moon landings and showed a lot of emotion. great emotion. while anchoring emotion of john f. kennedy assassination. >> president kennedy died at 1 p.m. central standard time. 2:00 eastern standard time. some 38 minutes ago. >> walter cronkite was 92. >> also breaking news in baltimore county tonight. firefighters are battling a massive blaze currently in essex. flames broke out about an hour ago at a warehouse in the 1000 block of hedge mahele avenue. three alarm place. the building

i got vince gill and dolly parton to sing. "three flowers", it is called. thrilling when you great artists like them singer music and know they are not singing it because it is made but because they actually like it. tavis: what do you make of your work as a songwriter? >> i think the songs -- i do not want to brag. i think the songs are new for the five-string banjo. i like mostly that they are melodic. a lot of banjo playing can be extremely fast and extremely shy away. extremely complicated. to bring it back to the old melodies i grew up with. >>tavis: who is the audience in 2009? >> absolutely no one. there is a huge country -- this is a different kind of music than that. for traditional music or an end -- in-amplified music. it is a full audience and bluegrass. there are festivals. you go to a bluegrass festival and there are 25,000 people there but they do not make news. they are not covered by the media. not like a rock concert. tavis: do you play these things? >> not really. i grew up going to fiddle contests in california. there are banjo and fiddl

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lights on the fritz there and also going to be on preston street along saint paul street there, along gillord avenue and then also traveling right now along maryland avenue. so a lot of roads defective and a lot of commuters affected as well. we don't have any road closures as a result of this but obviously the intersections are going to be much more difficult to get through tonight. getting out of the downtown region the main line heading through the tunnel right now northbound lanes through the tunnel nothing to complain about there. the volume that we have to deal with. we are looking at 7 minute ride. but there is trouble a little bit farther up and it is a crash on the south bound lanes of 95 right at white marsh boulevard. here is a live look at that 95 corridor and you can see we definitely do have a good crowd but again no significant delays on it's the north or south bound stretch. that's good news even though we have the accident scene in the area. in the same vicinity crash on the secondary roadway on honey go boulevard right at corporate drive. that is a look at the evening tra

i'm growing gills up here, and i'm really worried -- i'm worried about my house, danny. i'm worried i'm going to get rain inside the house. it's happened to me before. let's talk about areas of vulnerability, starting with the roof. how do i make sure my roof isn't leaking? >> certainly, you need to main tin it on a regular basis, and i know that's not real easy on some roofs but making sure all of the straw and leaves are off the roof. and also taking a close look at the roof, whether you get on the roof or a good idea, use a pair of bic binoculars and walk around the house and zoom on anything that looks out of place. >> what about the inspection of a chimney? >> a chimney is really important. any type of crack, any type of flashing that may have come loose a little bit, just anything that you see that just doesn't look like it used to look, then that needs to be addressed. in many cases, all it takes is just a tube of roofing cement and a caulking gun just to seal up any of those cracks you may see. >> obviously, you want to look in your attic, for sure, for any kind

state area of this country this weekend, you will see cars and suvs on the interstate packed to the gills with kids and bikes and luggage. and they'll be headed for vacation along the great lakes. the great lakes are spectacular, a huge water resource for this country. and they're in trouble. and the current president from chicago on the banks of lake michigan, is behind an ambitious effort to try to protect the region. reporting on our planet tonight, here's our chief environmental affairs correspondent, ann thompson. >> reporter: america's great lakes are in crisis. the source of drinking water for 40 million americans is under a three-pronged attack from pollution, habitat loss and invasive species. mussels broughtly saltwater ships are changing the freshwater shoreline on lake michigan. 40 years ago, there were sand and rocks in front of this home. now mussels fill the water clearing the way for unwanted algae to grow. >> you're looking at a matte of vegetation that we won't walk across. >> reporter: it's driving down property values and driving up costs. the price tag for damaging co

. >> we have seen some fish where the gills are completely coated in sediment. it makes it difficult to breathe. it is like suffocating. >> reporter: coal ash that contains lead, ash and selenium and it is not hazardous. >> it is ekwif atlanta to garbage. by the end of the year, we will make that regulatory determination as to whether or not it is hazardous. >> reporter: at issue, what is safe? >> all of the air samples meet national standards, the water, the raw water and intake water meet the state and federal standards for drinking water. >> we have to convince someone that inhaling cancer-causing chemicals is bad for you. this doesn't make any sense at all. >> reporter: the tva advises families to see their doctors and soon clinics will be set up to test blood for potential toxins. the hamptons can't afford to move. >> i have no confidence in what they are saying. absolutely none. i can't believe anything they say. because to me it is a lie. >> reporter: erin brockovich echos the fears of people here. >> somebody has to protect these people because they are

. >> making electricity out of an onion -- >>reporter: at gill's onions, the largest onion processor in the u.s., making energy out of red, white and yellow onions means peeling off $1.1 million in safgs for the owner. >> when the onion products arrive at our facility, we're converting them to high value onion products. the waste is being converted into electricity. and we have virtually turned this company into a 0-waste operation. >>reporter: for the power plant, they had to dispose of onion waste a day. the juice is fermented in tanks behind me, creating methane gas, the pulp fed to cows and nothing left over. onion waste generates 600 kilowatts of power. onions aren't the only way to get fuel from the farm. >> almost anything that is organic, that's coming from plants or animal materials could potentially be used to produce bio gas. >>reporter: power from produce waste is a great solution on a lot of levels and an important step towards energy independence, but don't make room in the garage just yet. >> a power plant in your backyard running on bio gas, that's a little ways off.

gill kerlikowske is warning about drug abuse. he is the chief of the office of national drug control. he says more people die from drug overdoses in the united states than from gunshot riewpped wounds. -- gunshot wounds. he said the report of his use of powerful drugs should serve as a warning to everybody. investigators looking into michael jackson's death have honed in on drugs that were given to the king of pop to fight his insomnia. >> thank you, kai. it could be several more weeks before toxicology reports reveal michael jackson's death. >>> a police-involved shooting at carroll county. a taneytown police officer shot a man who was allegedly trying to run down the officer, along with the woman he was helping. it happened last night, around 10:30. the man who was shot, was flown to shock trauma. police don't know a motive, but say the man and woman know each other. most of the murders and shootings in baltimore are committed with illegal guns. now, eye nationality study shows much more -- national study shows much more can be

. >> gill mopo. >> so a brain surgeon now in buffalo and me, we go to visit to find out -- we go to hiso find out why mopo didn't go to school. sitting in front of the house is a boy looking forlorn. he says he was his cousin, the family had taken him to tucson to cure his tuberculosis. he won't be back in school for a year so the kid -- he's the only relative. he's waiting overnight to go to school to tell him mopo won't be back. you can't leave a kid back for illness. so herbie, said we'll tell him. thanks, he leaves. we're walking down the street, and herbie says, i've got a fantastic idea to make money. we'll tell him mopo died. mopo died. it's foolproof because the kid is the only relative, he's in jersey. mopo is the only child t parents have taken him to tucson for a year. he'll be the -- we can't miss. what we'll do is we'll raise money and get flowers and candy and we'll go down -- and eat hot dogs at nathan's. so it -- okay. all right. all right. we go into the class, we bow our heads, go up to the teacher, we went to mopo's house, he's dead. the home room calls home, it's dis

because their performance was so much better than those who were loaded to the gills with equity. not so anymore. now those managers are considered losers, jokers, namby-pamby bears, yogis and boo boos, who have been left behind in jellystone national park. we like to say that they don't have enough stock on. meaning that they need to buy stocks on any break. for a money manager these days to not own enough stock is to risk falling behind the averages and to lose your job. and you will lose your job if you're falling behind this year. i know i would be firing money managers, i would see who didn't have enough stock and i'd call them and tell them to wire the money back. that's what happened to me. 1998. read about it, "confession of a street addict." everyone else writes about me. why shouldn't i do it to myself? to an outside, it looks like stocks are resilient. as if the companies are really doing well, well, they are resilient. you probably heard the term resilient 100 times today. the term's nonsense. stocks are no more resilient than the shaky companies underneath them. so, w

andrew: a former aide to disgaysed governor rod blagojevich has pled gill guilty to the pay-for-playandal involving president obama's old senate seat. john harris pleaded guilty to a single count of wire fraud anding a dwhree and agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors. reports suggest that mr. harris could take the witness stand if former governor blagojevich goes to trial on racketeering and conspiracy charges next june. harris says he had several conversations last november in which he and blagojevich talked about installing various candidates in obama's seat. blagojevich has denied wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty. his wife patty recently appeared on the reality show filmed in costa rica, a jungle, "i'm a celebrity, get me out of here." she was a last minute replacement after the federal judge would not let the governor leave the c

. >>> this the gill had people making a run for the border when she starred in taco bell's commercials had a massive stroke. she was 15 years old. her famous line. yo quiero taco bell meaning i want taco bell. >>> new video showing circus el plants plants being hit repeatedly with bull hooks. laud i can't coffey went to investigate as the group is demanding the department of agriculture seize the animals. >> reporter: peop for the ethical treatment of animals say this video is proof that ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus repeatedly mistreats show animals dozens of times at vent sues all across the country i can't our investigator traveled with ringling's red unit and documented routine systemic abuse of elephants and tying ares at the hands of multiple ringling works are. >> reporter: the footage is undercover video. it shows workers as they struck elephants with bull hooks which are metal poles with hooks at the end. according to peta, the most of the incident occurred right before the elephants walked into the arena to perform. >> this consistent abuse sevens to remind t

are you ready to go grab life by the gills? maybe make an investment you know will pay off?s it time to do a little team building with the team that matters most? check out the savings at the bass pro shops family summer camp. like flag t shirts for only $5. and bass pro patriotic chairs for only $9.99. your adventure starts here. plus now you can save thousands on a new boat and get a free special package at tracker dealers nationwide. i'm not beth. aaaaaahhh. ooooohhh. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> "what 2 watch 4" saturday afternoon. a july fourth tradition. coney island, new york, annual nathan's hotdog-eating contest, two-time champion joey chestnut nicknamed jaws will try to head off legendary kobayashi who has hinted this could be his last year. how about shin-soo choo. having a night for the indians. a 10-3 game, bottom of five, choo gets all of that one. it will just make it out. a three-run variety. choo 4-5, two home runs, seven r.b.i.'s and four runs. >> i don't want to talk about my criminal records. >> and with that, manny ramirez is b

gill, my book really isn't a book about hiv. it's something i have but it's not my life. the first eight chapters i wasn't even infected with hiv. it was my high school years and, you know, the leading up to my diagnosis because there's other issues i faced way before, you know, hiv. it's really about my journey of finding self-love, and it's sad because i have no regret of anything that i've done. and i am very happy hiv came into my life because it talked me to value myself and accept myself of what i have. i don't need clarification from anyone else as i finally have a clarification for myself. i found my true self and i found i can love myself even more. self-love is a disease in itself. there's a lot worse than hiv if you don't have it. a lot of different things, you know, come out of a person not letting themselves here and that's really what my book is about. so with that being said i want to open up the floor for questions because for whatever reason i'm about to cry again and i don't even know why. i don't. it really feels good to be back at nashville, but i have

underneath here are the gills that gene cleans here and there is an apron that gets cleared off. >> you can buy them already cleaned? >> you can. a lot of fish markets will have them for you already cleaned. so this goes into our ice cold tempera batter and this will get loud because we're frying at 350 degrees. i use a vegetable oil for frying. peanut oil would be ideal with so many peanutal earp -- peanut allergies you want to stay away from that. >> and that fries quickly. and you keep your thermometer there. >> yes. >> and what if you get it too hot. >> the outside will get dark and the inside will be raw. >> i can't hear you. he said it would get loud. it soundsood. >> nothing like fried food. >> right. >> now with that -- >> and we can hear our arteries clogging now. >> but we're using vegetable oil. and we have local tomatoes, some ginger lime and a zest as well as a juice. we'll grill our tomatoes and then put that down and get a beautiful little grilled tomato sauce. >> now when you're grilling your tomato, is there anything to keep in mind. >> high heat, nice and cared on the

. >> and i played with vince gill asked me to play with him and he sang on one of my songs. >> jimmy:ght? on the -- it was "pretty flowers?" >> yes, he and dolly parton sing the song on the album. >> jimmy: i love that. i think that's my favorite track. >> and tim o'brian sang and john mcguinn, the producer, played and stuart duncan, a great fiddler, gary scruggs. it was a big, big night. sold out. >> jimmy: i mean, it's a huge deal. [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] that's amazing. >> all these great musicians. >> so fun, right? and you -- did -- who brought -- who inducted you? >> well, you don't -- i didn't get inducted. >> jimmy: well, what happens? >> well, you know, what happens is you're a guest. you're a guest on the show and then i have this banjo record that they must have respected somewhat so they asked me the play it. it was -- we did two shows. >> jimmy: oh, so cool. >> oh, i know what was interesting is, you know, brad paisley, the great country star, was there and he willing to sing. >> jimmy: sure. >> and the -- call it a coincidence he -- when i did the movie

that gives cover to senators who may be gilling her on this starting monday. >> gives cover, demeans the court, anything else? this is the supreme court of the land, judge, and if anything you want to keep that supreme and want to keep the "wow" factor. >> judge sotomayor's decisions are wrn the mainstream of the american legal thinking. her statements to law school students are not. once she is on the supreme court of the united states, there is no appeal after that. if those statements to students find their way into her opinions you have a very different justice about to join the court. justice ginsburg is greasing the skids for that. >> tell me why a wise latina woman, in her opinion would make a better judgment? >> i wish she a different judgment. everyone brings personal experiences, personal background to the court. believe it or not, judges are human beings, and sometimes justices determine by the experience of the judge, because there are gaps in the law. that's what judges do. they have to sometimes fill in the gaps, areas of human behavior unanticipated when the statutes w

are you ready to go grab life by the gills? maybe make an investment you know will pay off? is it time to do a little team building with the team that matters most? check out the savings at the bass pro shops family summer camp. like flag t shirts for only $5. and bass pro patriotic chairs for only $9.99. your adventure starts here. plus now you can save thousands on a new boat and get a free special package at tracker dealers nationwide. >> most recently there's been a spish spanish king and swiss king.. aussies and yanks have ruled. but, nearly two generations since all england club hasngland crowned a british club.ng perry, 1936 was the last.so, any so, andy murray, a united kingdom, turns its lonely eyes to you. scotland, facing roddick. who does the crowd want. >> i'm going to pretend, when they say come on andy, that they mean me. >> he won the first set. it helped. second set. near court. oh, watch murray. and he would go off the break. roddick can't handle the big serve. murray takes the second set. third-set, breakpoint for roddick. the return here, long. roddick up

i would rather buy some gill yad. the stock has had a nice boost. sell when the pullback's good.ke health care because, yes, indeed, health care reform is doa. first thing acknowledged here on the show when i saw united health running. by the way, i like those stocks still, unh being among the best. dare step to the higher ground for health care. we're taking another, going to my home state of pennsylvania. kay in pennsylvania. kay? >> caller: how are you doing? >> thank you for asking. what part of p.a.? where are you from in p.a.? >> caller: redding. redding the capital of the united states. >> holy cow, man. i remember when vf corp. -- that's how old i am, i used to pick among the gs -- that was all i could afford. >> caller: we're still selling them. >> it wasn't all done in fair weather. >> caller: i'm diversifying and i want to know what you think about cni, canadian national. >> i like the rails. i like cni and csx. part of the breakout stocks news letter, my friend brian is recommending ksu, that's been on a tear. i like the rails, let's be careful of that general the jus

>> thomas gill wonders the same thing. >> one day trash weekly. it's as big as me. >> reporter: clearly a lot of baltimore lottans still have questions, the question is where are you supposed to turn? at a press conference mayor dixon seemed to have it down. >> i received my post card last week. my recycling wednesday and trash is friday. >> we're letting everyone know about the one plus one trash day. >> reporter: the city is going door to door in some neighborhoods to spread the word but if you're still confused you can call 311. or if you have the internet go to www.cleanergreenerbaltimore.org and get all the details on one plus one including a map showing you your new pickup dates. in baltimore, i'm brittney gordon, abc2 news. >>> city residents are limited to putting out three 32-gallon gallons waste of trash and unlimited amount on recyclable days. >>> the ambassador, it goes up on the auction block today. it was one of the city's first neighborhood theaters to show first-one films, built back in 1935. the ambassador stopped operating as a m

robert ma gill of los angeles was arrested. police say that he murdered his 55-year-old wife, shirley, during a domestic dispute. officials believe it happened tuesday. three days into that cruise from san diego to mexico aboard carnival cruise ship. the ship's security found the woman's body in the couple's cabin after a passenger reported a disturbance. the same passenger expressed concern that a woman may be dead. >>> a funeral was held today for the florida couple murdered during a home invasion robbery. eight suspects are now in custody in florida. police say the robbers took a safe from the pensacola home of melanie and byrd billings. what was in that safe, jewelry, family documents, prescription medication for the ds. the billings were well known for adopting special needs children. >>> we are learning more today about a gunfight in prince george's county that wounded three people and hapned last night outside of an apartment complex in the 8500 block of greenbelt road in greenbelt. among the injured, a 12-year-old girl

are you ready to go grab life by the gills? maybe make an investment you know will pay off?it time to do a little team building with the team that matters most? check out the savings at the bass pro shops family summer camp. like flag t shirts for only $5. and bass pro patriotic chairs for only $9.99. your adventure starts here. plus now you can save thousands on a new boat and get a free special package at tracker dealers nationwide. >> it was a much-ballyhooed return, manny ramirez back from his 50-game suspension friday night in a 6-3 win, went 0-3 with a walk, but the excitement surrounding the dodgers certainly was back for this. we welcome in now colleen dominguez, who has been following this manny ramirez saga. colleen, tell us what the atmosphere was like friday night in san diego. >> good evening, jonathan. even though this was an away game for the dodgers, most of the fans at petco park gave manny ramirez a standing ovation when he took the field. he said the entire night was a relief for him. he didn't get a hit, he said, but it felt like getting 200 pounds off hi

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seeing very incremental approach in congress and, frankly, the senate movement on this by kristen gillhow the left in a democratic primary in new york that she is not as centrist as she has been made out to believe. >> i think that is unfair. when you look at jill la braped gillibra gillibrand's record -- it is a time to have this conversation. on the one hand we were discussing before there are actual national security reasons where underutilizing vital resource in our country. think about the sort of mind games to say the way to serve your country to uphold the constitution of the united states of america is to lie about who you are. that is fundamentally not consistent with our values as americans. there's both a practical reason to do it and a moral reason to do it. >> i have to say i will have to respectfully disagree with my friend karen and agree 100% with chuck todd in terms of the political impetus behind what kristen gillibrand is doing. that's not to say what she is doing isn't the right thing to do. >> of course. >> let's talk about process, though. the president made it ve

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john gill of texas is a great part of some legislation. in texas, they have passed some malpractice reform very decisively and they have had thousands of doctors move into the state. they have lower malpractice insurance costs and have much less defensive medicine. in the rio grande valley, they have doctors that were underserved for 20 or more years. you see a dramatic change. oklahoma has just adopted that kind of reform based on pressure from texas. missouri has adopted not practice reform. if the president would put significant safe harbor malpractice reform in the bill, i think they could save probably $10 billion to $20 billion per year, has tremendous support from medical doctors and in a way that would improve health practices and get us to better practices. host: with about one minute left, and tweak on help -- on education -- guest: i personally favor vouchers. the president does not. but to his credit, the president and secretary duncan absolutely favor on limited charter schools where parents could pick where their child needs

tom gill for the pledge of allegiance. chelsea cole for "the national anthem." dale burns, our wake county public school superintendent. i want to thank steven mayers, the broad high school principal. i want to thank your own governor, governor perdue who is here. unfortunately, senator kay hagan, senator richard burr and congressman brad miller can't be here, because they're all working hard in washington. give them all a big round of applause. we also have the raleigh mayor, charles meeker, is here. where is charles? there he is, right here. you got the speaker of the house right here. give him a big round of applause. i hear that the former governor, rich hunt, is in the hallway. there are a lot of elected officials. i'm starting to get into trouble. i'm just going to stop there and say thank you to all of them for their outstanding service. it is not only great to be back in raleigh, it is also nice to get out of washington. with all the noise and the fussing and the fighting that goes on, it's pretty easy for the voices of everyday people to get lost. and f

the complaint charges gill iam from illegally possessing a firearm which he's barred from doing as a convicted felon. as soon as authorities step up to the podium, we will bring you the news conference live. >>> a funeral was held in florida today for byrd and melanie billings. it was in pensacola. the couple was gunned down during a home invasion robbery last week while most of their adopted children were nearby. earlier this week investigators recovered a safe taken from the billings home. the family says the safe contained only children's prescription drugs and family photos, no cash. michael billings, the 44-year-old son of byrd billings from a previous marriage, told a tampa newspaper that he's saying away from today's funeral because he didn't feel safe, but he didn't elaborate on that at all. >>> and at least six people are dead from bomb blasts that hit two luxury hotels in jakarta, indonesia. this video is from inside the jw marriott. that unidentified man seen walking through the hotel lobby is a suitcase is of particular interest to police because seconds later after he ge

morgan chase, glomed a 25 gill r billion dollar bail out. they lead the rivals in pay outs.the bonus pool hit $8. (700) 000-0000. this in saying this is the best of times. where are the jobs? host: gory on the republican line. caller: good morning. i guess my point is this. until we can find out exactly who these emyear ees are whatscale, what is the reason, we need to let it go. it is a large amount of money and it does not look good. it fuels a fire we don't need right now. host: an arlt kel reporting that president obama's half sister will be moving to washington. good reaction from the bank bonuses. caller: paul son was the secretary of treasury. when obama came in to say we want regulations on who these banks are paying out, everyone called him a socialist. now, in front of the paper this $100 million is paid out. when he tried put that in place and regulate some of the banking, everyone is running around calming him a socialist. now you see this big headline. sometimes it is damage you do, damage you don't. host: thank you clunker deals frozen. and in the los angeles t

megan gill lanesser land joins ugilliland joins us withthe lat. >> reporter: good morning, patrice, we'reg back m the scene. the hagerstown regional airport is the staging area. the national transportation board is expected to meet here in a few hours to report on the latest findings on this crash that killed four people overnight. the four bodies are being taken to baltimore for autopsy. our crews arrived shortly after that. you're taking a look at video we captured from the scene of the you can see how devastating the fiery crash was. all that is left is some charred pieces of the tail. the tail landed on interstate 70 in washington county. that right between hagerstown and frederick. we're told it was of a privately owned helicopter, a robinson r44 piston jifnlt whe44pis engine. when it crashed is brought down some power lines down with it. it was a trooper who was on his way to work to hagerstown that spotted this and reported it. they found that nobody on the ground was hurt, but they did find four people inside of that helicopter dead. no word on who these people are or where they w

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memegan gill gilliland, fox 45 g news. >>> a follow-up now on a story you heard first on fox.clack is speaking out about the closing of several city fire houses. he says safety is not in jeopardy despite the rotating closures of fire companies, but he also warns more reductions are in the works. as many as six city fire companies are closed every shift due to the elimination of overtime pay. in his first interview responding to the cutbacks, chief clack talked about the tough times. >> i'm not going to guarantee that there won't be any permanent fire company closings. i'm not going to guarantee that there won't be anymore rotating closures or layoffs. i can't take any of that stuff off the table. what i can say is i hope there won't be any layoffs. thankfully in the fire department we haven't had any. >> chief clack is preparing to eliminate $7.5 million from the budget since the governor has requested that all departments cut 5%. >>> maryland is one the medical centers approved to begin human trials on the new swine flu vaccine. this will be the first round of trials on human

john gill of dallas, texas, was leaving a health justice reform proposal. practice reform. the result is the doctor's premiums have gone down, the amount of defensive medicine has gone down. about 4000 doctors per year moving into texas. parts of the rio grande valley that used to have no doctor had doctors helping people. it's been a dramatic reform. i was very supportive when president obama went to the american medical association. he did not include malpractice and other litigation reform. that's a key part of effective health reform. >> alysin: part of your plan that seems obvious this book from a paper system to electronic system. isn't that also part of the president's plan? he talks about coordination as well connected as part of his plan. it is something i worked on a bipartisan basis with congressman patrick kennedy, with senator hillary clinton senator john kerry. there is a buy-up partisan group can work in-house, senator and z. in the senate, but we believe that the first step toward stopping the fraud is to go to an electronic system. if you t

john gill of texas is a great part of some legislation.xas, they have passed some malpractice reform very decisively and they have had thousands of doctors move into the state. they have lower malpractice insurance costs and have much less defensive medicine. in the rio grande valley, they have doctors that were underserved for 20 or more years. you see a dramatic change. oklahoma has just adopted that kind of reform based on pressure from texas. missouri has adopted not practice reform. if the president would put significant safe harbor malpractice reform in the bill, i think they could save probably $10 billion to $20 billion per year, has tremendous support from medical doctors and in a way that would improve health practices and get us to better practices. host: with about one minute left, and tweak on help -- on education -- guest: i personally favor vouchers. the president does not. but to his credit, the president and secretary duncan absolutely favor on limited charter schools where parents could pick where their child needs to go.

bills are brought to the floor that have been stuffed to the gills with earmarks like this bill that we're considering today, more than 1,000 earmarks, more than 500 of which are no-bid contracts to private companies for which the appropriations committee took 18 minutes to vet and to send on to the house floor. and then we're told, you can only offer eight of the 553 amendments you submitted or 552. only eight of them. you can choose them because we don't have time to vet any more at that time. well, if we -- let me just reserve the balance of my time at this point. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? mr. polis: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman claim time in opposition? mr. polis: i do. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 10 minutes. mr. polis: mr. speaker, as my colleagues know, we've been here before. this very same point of order has been raised against nearly every appropriations bill and

john gill of texas is a great part of some legislation. texas, they have passed some malpractice reform very decisively and they have had thousands of doctors move into the state. they have lower malpractice insurance costs and have much less defensive medicine. in the rio grande valley, they have doctors that were underserved for 20 or more years. you see a dramatic change. oklahoma has just adopted that kind of reform based on pressure from texas. missouri has adopted not practice reform. if the president would put significant safe harbor malpractice reform in the bill, i think they could save probably $10 billion to $20 billion per year, has tremendous support from medical doctors and in a way that would improve health practices and get us to better practices. host: with about one minute left, and tweak on help -- on education -- guest: i personally favor vouchers. the president does not. but to his credit, the president and secretary duncan absolutely favor on limited charter schools where parents could pick where their child needs to