on the third playoff hole, loren roberts in control. twoutts to beat. mark mcnulty his first putt just short. roberts would tap it in to win his second senior british open title. he wins $316,000. spain's alberto continue dor won the tour de france. lance armstrong finished in third. turning to soccer, usa playing in the gold cup final against mexico. this guy wearing a hockey mask. s just inside the post for a goal. mexico stuns the u.s. 5-0 to win the gold cup. >> how

cathedral will probably come to when end of this year it will be too painful to make that trip without loren. many of my fellow crash victim family sitting behind me also have similar stories and similar losses. so now it is up to you to make a difference. everyone in this room today and those who were here last wednesday express they have come before you to make the necessary changes in safety. winter is coming. if we do not implement critical safety changes before then and another accident occurs, we can only blame ourselves for losses of those families. i do not wish to shoulder the burden. and hope and believe that you agree with me for about mr. chairman, ranking member senator demint and all other committee members thank you for your time and i am open to answer any questions. >> thank you very much mr. mauer bright indicated in the last hearing i have some discomfort about a good many things here. reading the transcript of the cockpit recording demonstrated to me a number of errors occurred, a number of deficiencies occurred in the management of the plight. i also said that the young

loren spivak is my guest now. thank you for being here.he burden in a letter from the management. then you try to have a good- faith negotiation about what they were complaining about. they wanted you to get rid of four things in particular. you decided not to budge, and now you are out. first of all, why not compromise? they picked just the four most incendiary items. >> they picked four that they thought were beyond the pale. i am not really sure what the criteria was. they seem to be more interested in getting rid of criticism of foreign policy than domestic policy, and here is my real point. we have a gigantic corporation that gives millions of dollars to the president and his party. obviously, they are partisan. they are telling us which criticisms are ok. megyn: that is because the mall is owned by simon property group. the owner of that company is a huge fan of the democrats. he has provided money to obama, clinton, al franken, and was also a major contributor to barack obama as inaugural committee. -- obama's inaugural committee. >

loren roberts. two putts to beat mark mcnulty. first putt, just short. no problem.oberts would tap it in to win his second senior british open title. he won $316,000. >>> in the wnba, all-star guard allay na beard and the mystics in the works. everybody at once, ah. hosting the monarchs. dishes to crystal langhorn. she puts it up and in. a season high 19 points and 8 rebounds. third quarter. mystics in control up 68-60. chastity melvin loses the ball. gets it back. passes to coleman. the mystics beat the monarchs 87-73. i can guarantee you juan pablo montoya might be getting a little fine. >> good day for d.c.

i came interested in the subject, i had a sense of lot of the blame went to american story joshua loren. is there a sense the british private plane -- they were not at fault? >> i never saw a figurepointing on the british side. they never responded. there was that it -- never an attempt to say it was that guy. general robertson was the commandant in new york, told elias' that he had been misinformed by his aides and he would see to this problem immediately. this was immediately a hoax because i know he had been in the prison a month or so before. the extraordinary part of the story is the british in difference to the implications of what they were doing. in a lot of ways we use terms like depraved indifference to what they were thinking. >> any indication -- >> it is often said that after saratoga, when americans began capturing large numbers of british prisoners, they necessarily began treating our prisoners better. i have read diaries that cover those periods, things were bad until the end. >> could you talk about the method of means that you write in the book and the motivation, how

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in fact justice fryer and justice roberts loren dissent and justice kennedy wrote, it was a 5-4 decision handed that case the issue was whether not with the confrontation clause whether or not lab workers, crime lab workers should be called then to have to testify for drugs and what the tests showed, what were in the drugs and things like that the i just wonder what your reaction was to that case, how you would have analyzed it. i zikri with the dissent in that case. i think that it opens up nine years of precedent and i think it is unreasonable for what we should expect of a criminal justice system and there has been some pretty strong language in the descent of the fear that this will create some very difficult-- difficulties for prosecutors to follow through on the evidence and get their cases in. >> it is always difficult to deal with people's disappointment about cases, particularly when they have personal experiences. and have their own sense of the impact of the case. i was a former prosecutor, and it is difficult proving cases as it is, calling more witnesses to the process, but

let us return to the thrilling days of yesteryear when the loren rangers will ride again, untrammeled by any set of rule, they'll continue to give themselves bonuses to allow them to be free of risk. that's deal. the company will face risk, the economy will accumulate and face risk, but the decision makers will be free of the risks, negative side, they will gain from the risks, positive side, and like rational people, they'll take more risks. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama. mr. bachus: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. campbell: thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i hear the gentleman's comments and remarks. and, you know, there's no argument with anyone i think on this floor about the -- that executive pay has been an issue, that has been excessive and that there has been problems that have been created in companies in the economy with executive compensation. i think i would argue that rather than excessive risk taking that it

. >> what do you -- what you take of the decision by loren hatch? >> i do not make anything out of this. he was barely there in the first place. the people who are here now, clearly want to have a bill and vote for a bill. i take my hat off to those people. there are some republicans who do not want health care reform to pass, i have to say that i am very proud of grassy, ensign and n and snow. >> you have worekd with doug and the white house -- worked with doug and some people have questioned his objectivity. should the white house have asked him to be part of this? >> i have not met anyone has straight as him. you cannot push him one way or the other. and i think as far as the president is concerned, we need to have a build, can you have your people get the numbers out? i do not see any problems. the white house is wanting to do this right. they do not want to put pressure on him. it is clear -- you cannot persuade him to bend either way. >> thank you. i have a dinner schedule. >> i can cancel mine. >> you are watching the president today? >> he i

let us return to the thrilling days of yesteryear when the loren rangers will ride again, untrammeled by any set of rule, they'll continue to give themselves bonuses to allow them to be free of risk. that's deal. the company will face risk, the economy will accumulate and face risk, but the decision makers will be free of the risks, negative side, they will gain from the risks, positive side, and like rational people, they'll take more risks. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama. mr. bachus: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. campbell: thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i hear the gentleman's comments and remarks. and, you know, there's no argument with anyone i think on this floor about the -- that executive pay has been an issue, that has been excessive and that there has been problems that have been created in companies in the economy with executive compensation. i think i would argue that rather than excessive risk taking that it