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mo like to go out to eat. some of the things you're going to see. more locally grown produce used in restaurants.s' meals. i have three kids so that's a hurray. i like that. and also smaller portions for a cheaper price. which is good news for the people who don't want to spend a lot of money and get that huge portion. also, something else that i thought was really, really neat is more pop-up restaurants, and more mobile food trucks. where chefs are going to use these pop-up restaurants, they're just going to find it in the underused spots, pop up a restaurant, and then use social media to get the word out that they're open for a few months. >> that's interesting. we saw a lot of those pop-up type places over the holiday season with retailers, toys "r" us comes to mind as one of the big ones. deals, you say watch out for the consumer, you're going to get a lot of them. >> yeah. 2011, the year for deals. lots and lots of deals. and specifically, with our smartphones. shopping apps on smartphones, increased about 250% last year. we're going to see that go up even more in 2011. >> and that plays int

mo came home with a silver medal from the national pickleball tournament. and these days has plenty of competition, according to the uspa there are more than 100,000 active players, myself included. >> you usedand would be very scared at net because that ball would be whaled at me. a much lighter ball. >> not going to hurt. >> drew: no and the rallies last a lot longer, such a light ball, smaller court and -- >> looks less expensive, too, than tennis. >> it is go to the uspa.org linked to our website. i'd say about $20 for a wooden racquet, this is composite, 50 to 60, the balls a few buck. it is so much fun. >> you make it look fun. >> i'm addicted. this piece is two minutes or so, we played like five howlers. i had to catch a plane like i, no, i want to stay. >> we're so glad you brought it to us. taryn winter brill, thanks so much. >> thanks, rebecca. >> and now, here's harry. this morning, a perfect presents, all about food. "early show" contributor katie lee brought favorite gifts for food lovers. good morning. >> good morning, harry. >> looking very festive this morning. >> thank you. i'm feeling very festive with all of these fabulous gifts. >> food presents. >> all gifts i would love

barry goldwater and mo udall and others and john now adds his name to that list of great arizona legislateors. i pay tribute to him and tell him how much the arizona delegation and all of us will miss his steady, constant principled leadership here in the house of representatives. well done, john. well done, john shadegg. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? without objection. mr. engel: i rise today to speak in honor of my friend and colleague, steven sollars who passed away last month. when i first came to congress, congressman sollars was a senior member of the foreign affairs committee and inspiration to me as i joined that committee. i enjoyed his advice and counsel. i sat on the top rung of the committee and that's where i'm sitting today. he made speeches that made his colleagues stop and listen. he was a guru and the world will miss his knowledge and expertise. at a party, i met the former foreign minister of israel. together we shared the determination to protect america's relation with israel. we both understood that the u.s. must continue to engage on issues of importance around the world. like me, congr

mos. importantly this enemy is unnecessary. on ou -- rthis amendment is unnecessary. i think all of usn our siteof have a very clear understanding of the importance of thet to delivery vehicles with respect to our national defense. what but here's what we have to balance the comment of the senator from south dakotance the against. the president of o the united. oates, the secretary ofcoander defense, the joint chiefs of staff, the commander of u.s. thy arategic command, and otherse have all determined that we canr safely reduce our deployeddepled icbms and our deployed slbms -- and our deployed heavy bombers. the three legs of the triad thao they could be reduced to the 70e member. now, that figure was dead obviously after an enormous amount of thinking by all ofstrm those parties concerned, strategic command, the air forcm folks, the navy, slbm and so did forth. afte and they did so only after seeing the results of force onor force analyses of exactly wheref that would leave us in terms of america's response, should there happily in the current atmosphere be the unlikely event of a nu

us reassert our authority in this area we are interested. that is on a bipartisan basis. >> i would say for when the legislation that provided, for instance, the mo document information may be classified as an objection is made that the harm of disclosure out ways -- the heart of disclosure outweighs the benefits of disclosure as a statutory matter that will then say that no one could be punished for revealing information that is misclassify under that standard. we would go a long way to clarify what the classification standards are. >> what if they're seems to be some willful less and a deliberate intention to misclassify information that should be classified? >> make it a crime. >> i have to tactical things better in the amendment to the bill. first, i have already stated which is to make sure we distinguish among the various offenses said the mishandling of properly classified information is included, therefore it is a distinguishing between the various forms of conduct so congress is basically telling the executive branch you're not going to be able to prosecute people at the same level for the very best kind of offenses but the second is to

us reassert our authority in this area we are interested. that is on a bipartisan basis. >> i would say for when the legislation that provided, for instance, the mo document information may be classified as an objection is made that the harm of disclosure out ways -- the heart of disclosure outweighs the benefits of disclosure as a statutory matter that will then say that no one could be punished for revealing information that is misclassify under that standard. we would go a long way to clarify what the classification standards are. >> what if they're seems to be some willful less and a deliberate intention to misclassify information that should be classified? >> make it a crime. >> i have to tactical things better in the amendment to the bill. first, i have already stated which is to make sure we distinguish among the various offenses said the mishandling of properly classified information is included, therefore it is a distinguishing between the various forms of conduct so congress is basically telling the executive branch you're not going to be able to prosecute people at the same level for the very best kind of offenses but the second is to

mo and morgan, or do you change the policy? the lunch room was integrated and free from discrimination from then on. [applause] morgan maxwell, i want to add knowledge him, he has joined us be with us and honor my father. he was down when they named the foundation the stewart udall foundation. he shook my father's hand and said, it is great to see you after 61 years. sons are new mexicans. they live in new mexico. morgan, please rise. you get so much banks from the -- so much thanks from the udall family. thank you for been here and thank you for your friendship. [applause] as secretary of the interior, my father took on the racist owner of the washington redskins. in 1962, the redskins were the last all white team. a father, as the landlord of the stadium, told the owner that he had two zero choices. he could integrate the team or he could find another stadium to play in. [applause] you can imagine this powerful figure. he went ballistic. he went to the president. he went to the attorney general, robert kennedy. backed by father. my father was given credit for creating a winning team. [applause] i told you about paolo soleri. it sits on the santa fe indian school campus

us reassert our authority in this area we are interested. that is on a bipartisan basis. >> i would say for when the legislation that provided, for instance, the mo document information may be classified as an objection is made that the harm of disclosure out ways -- the heart of disclosure outweighs the benefits of disclosure as a statutory matter that will then say that no one could be punished for revealing information that is misclassify under that standard. we would go a long way to clarify what the classification standards are. >> what if they're seems to be some willful less and a deliberate intention to misclassify information that should be classified? >> make it a crime. >> i have to tactical things better in the amendment to the bill. first, i have already stated which is to make sure we distinguish among the various offenses said the mishandling of properly classified information is included, therefore it is a distinguishing between the various forms of conduct so congress is basically telling the executive branch you're not going to be able to prosecute people at the same level for the very best kind of offenses but the second is to

mo definitely. >> thank you. good luck to you. >>hank you. >>f you back massage therapist, i'll come get a massage from you. i need one. i can use one of those. good luck and tnk you so muc again, calling our phonebank. >> allright. we'll check on our weather now. le to go doug in theeather center. >> chuck and i, we wereooking at the latest snowfall tota. chuck wi be looking at that coming up in the next 30 seconds or so. let me take a look and show you the radar we still have some snow tt is falling around poions othe area. live digital doper radar showing sow to the north of the district, for the mo partburk still seeing some light snow in the district and down toward the fredericksburg area. let'soom in. th snow right now making its way through theim70 corridor and jt to the south of i-0, into portions of prince george's county, ne arundel county over toward serna park. most of this is on t light side but it cod pick u a quarter to a half inchof accumulation. same thi toward fredicksburg where thenow has moved in in your region. we will continue to see some light snow there. r the most part, this is about done. watch as the