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burke? >> my concern is this. that if you adopt a motion that says you support the concept of standardization, you are taking action, and the legislation is going to go to land use on monday and to the board on tuesday, and you ain't going to see it again. so my suggestion would be that you choose to continue this until some meeting in january, or to take no action and let the clock run so that we can all deal with this next year. >> ok, thank you. >> it's a trap. >> well, i probably would be more in favor -- even though a continuance does not allow us to take supportive action, i think we could say we are supportive of the concepts, but we would rather continue it because there are elements that are confusing. >> i want to be more specific and say i am supportive of the concept of standardization. anymore only supportive of the concept of standardization. everything else will happen at its time, whenever that is. >> correct. >> that is bringing executive park more to the table with a more mature statement where w

burke, it is wonderful to see you today well and healthy. i remember in the early days of the hiv epidemic when folks with your disease did not even survive because medical research -- and it is because of medical research that you are here today and survived. i have a 19-year-old stepdaughter who is diagnosed with leukemia when she was 16 years old and lost her health insurance last year. i can cover her this year, february 1, because of health care reform. i listened to you, ms. therriault. you mentioned the preventive tests that you bypass because you are due for your mammogram and colonoscopy and you were not able to do that before the legislation was passed. my question to you is, since health care reform has been passed, are you able now to get those tests? are they accessible, affordable? >> yes, they are, and there is no copiague with the preventive benefits now. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> "washington journal" is next. the house of representatives is back in session at 10:00 eastern for 5 more hours of debate on a bill that would

burke. one point i want to ask dr. odette cohen to speak next, but if you listen to people and to know my colleagues, the sector of preexisting condition and its return, i'm a cancer survivor, ovarian cancer survivor. my colleague, debbie wasserman schultz as a breast cancer survivor. and maybe others here who have had similar illness but the fact of the matter is the specter of those recurring illnesses is always there if you have gone through it, and the notion you couldn't get care if you can't get what you need and it beat and paid for is pretty intimidating. dr. cullen, we would like to hear from you. >> good afternoon. i stated before my name is odette cohen. i'm the owner of son light pediatrics, a small medical practice in willingboro, new jersey, and i'm also a member of the new jersey main street alliance. i thank chairman miller, chairwoman delauro, leader pelosi and members of the committee for inviting here today to testify. small businesses are the backbone of our economy is in new jersey, we account for

and glenn burke, and a sequoia of middle school. all of these shutdowns would be because of the looming budget. this was a packed meeting in walnut creek and what was and was not decided upon. >> hundreds of parents, teachers packed the auditorium in walnut creek to give up mount diablo school district a piece of their mind. the been working for months finally getting the school board's recommendations on what schools to close. the district will be saving $1.5 million. >> and your decisions are based on the savings but we're just an advisory committee. >> for the amount of two hours, they faced the school board explaining the facts. behind them, the audience was filled with emotion. parents, teachers, also spoke. >> going to school is more than just closing a school. it would be closing a village. >> ever become one minute. (sirenc to suond the time of >> children involved. >> where is the heart? >> and my baby are wondering, what is happening? but unfortunately, if our schools are too close we would lose the district. >> award prog

he wept repeatedly as he apologize entered court to the burke family. he said in part i'm not a bad pevrnlt i didn't meap for this to happen. i was youngest and stupid. i didn't do it on purpose. it was truly an accident. in the end he was sentenced to life without parole. burke father said he accepted the apology. >> for giveness is not a gift we give to others. it's for for giveness ourselves. >>reporter: interim police chief jeff had asked the judge for the death penalty. >> still get to see the blue sky. still goat interact with people unfortunately nick will not have that opportunity. >>reporter: other officers voiced the same opinion. >> life without possibility of parole i think in other jurisdiction you find much harsher sentence one more deserving. >>reporter: defense attorney asked for more lenient sentence saying he was 19 at the time of the murder. with aneurysm q of only 65 he was unable to make good decisions. this is abc 7 news. >>> san francisco police think they have the man responsible for killing a woman and then leaving her body in a

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saturday night, several inches fell in atlanta, out burke road crews were out in full force. >> these guys are lying all life on the lines getting to dutch from of our schools, workplaces. >> to put their lives on the line. >> and some people were not getting anywhere on their roads. with accumulated a lease and power outages and flights cancelled with a ripple effect on travel throughout the country. >> tired. but we're still having a lot of fun. in joining the madness. >> the north east is next. from maryland, new hampshire, vermont. the more road conditions in atlanta have certainly not improve. in fact, much worse as a lot of the snowfall is covered with a thick layer of ice. atlanta, catherine callaway. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes..

i asked if someone more devout might be better for the job but after my altercation with burke i was smart not to ask. burke put my head through a chalk board because i wasn't very good at drawing this thing i was supposed to draw on the board. my fellow catholics seemed disappointed in their lay reader. on sunday as i forget about mass busy as i was and one of the catholics would find me in front of my rack and say recruit swofford we need to get to church and i would run us double time to the theatre. on the rare occasion that they ordered prayer i would muster the catholics and they would all look to me for guidance because they were required to and i would suggest how about a couple hail mary's and an our father and we would mum bell our reading. at the other end the protestant was throwing down serious fire and brim stone. because of my lay reader assignment the base chap lab contacted my record and i received a letter from him. he remembered me as a young boy and an alter boy and he wished me well as marine. i remember being happy to hear from the money senior a man whose home

but the mayor pat burke says facebook has informed the city the campus is too small for future plans. >> they're huge. facebook is going through the roof. they will need hundreds of thousands, and if in upcoming years, over a million square feet of additional space. and there aren't that many places in this local area that can accommodate that. >> reporter: analysts say one reason facebook is looking to expand into the old sun micro system's campus in men although park is the possibility of the company going public, according to published reports, goldman sachs will invest about $450 million into facebook, which will help push facebook's value to $50 billion. interestingly, many analysts say facebook is not necessarily a good financial investment on paper. because it generates very little money for its perceived value. but -- >> facebook has so much following, that i think people are going to be more emotionally tied into it, other than just trying to get the fast return on it. >> reporter: tech analysts agree. rob enderly says a facebook initial public offering would boost silicone v

i think her own work on various british but on burke lord aktin probably helped him early on see that again the sort of simple view where everything is just moving, you know, progressing and you just read the new thinkers he was able to transcend the old thinkers. lord aktin which my mother wrote her thesis on, great liberal and power corrupts, power corrupts absolutely. and absolute power corrupts absolutely. but also a very serious catholic. i think most thinkers, most commentators was like this is whacky. why was the guy catholic. that's crazy if you are a modern liberal. it's odd deformity. my mother showed the unity of the thought. that's one example of seeing that regime. maybe you can be serious about the ancient religion and limited government at other limited causes. >> host: before we get deeper, you mention your mother restrained your father. ones things is you see the evolution of his tone in the early essays. it's more earnest and serious tone. at the end, you get the wry tone that we are familiar with. the phrase, that he's a happy pessimist. something like that. >> gues

> tea party activists in tucson disagreed with giffords during her successful re-election campaign burk -- but the tea party cofounder says she does not believe there were any tea party protests at the event. she said in a statement, i want to strongly say we absolutely do not advocate violence. this is a tragedy to no end. >>> the bay area congresswoman jackie spears says she had flashbacks today of news of the shooting unfolded. in 1978, spear was shot five times in jonestown when her fact-finding team was ambushed by members of the people's temple in guyana. her boss, congressman leo ryan was killed. amy hollyfield spoke with spear this afternoon. >> reporter: i talked to her on the phone. she is out of town. she says she has been stoic her stomach all day in november, 1978, she was legal aide when she was shot trying to escape the jonestown massacre. her boss, leo ryan, was killed. the only congressman to ever by as senated. she freakily -- frequently puts herself out there with meetings, and even after today's shootings she will continue to do so but she says we need to make change

i hope he is the director i just voted for the directors guild and i voted for thomas burke. >> best supporting actor. >> question dealt with the kind of role the love to give oscars for drug- addicted, loser, a guy who's given up any looks physically he lost all this weight and i think he's a mass. he has a very good chance. geoffrey rush was the soul of that movie, he was the one that had to play the normal waddles like tom cruise did rain man. that's tough to do. geoffrey rush fabulous but i think it's christian bale year. supporting actress what an interesting category this is where they let women and they don't have to be but talks dead look like have to be plastic. here wouldn't get a chance to shine. i happen to love to lay the bottom carter melissa sheet this is for years she was told she was the mother the fighter she was told she was never pretty tough and could never make it. i think she is the best chance but good for amy adams for play against her tight. >> were going to hear more from jan at 5:00 the oscar nominations or awards are late february. we look for during war.

seattle, washington, pieces of clothing, robes an blankets from country around the pick rim at the burke museum. that's your pacific events ever the day. lynn. >> thanks, bill. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. she may not have topped 2010's concert sales, but lady gaga was at least cover girl of the year. according to womenswear daily, featuring a gun-toting lady gaga told more than three times the monthly average and was by far the top seller of 2010. lady gaga's cosmo cover was the best selling issue of the year, but on the flip side, taylor swift was the worst cover. her "elle" cover was the worst performer of the year in october. her glamour and marie claire covers ranked a second and third lowest selling. >>> elsewhere, newly freed lindsay lohan is reportedly hiring a sober coach before deciding whether she'll live in new york or los angeles. >>> finally, e-online reports sandra bullock and ryan reynolds spent new year's eve together in texas. although they were seen holding hands, sandra said she was just helping him through his break up. come on.

times they come here led by cheer burks and remember the past in turn we try to keep the soviet atmosphere the reality here. and there we have it's become a whole meal three hundred and fifty rubles that's around five dollars good price why i'm slightly worried about the quality and how it face a fine out. this place is amazing this. is for i think music well i can't say the least bad for my soviet meal here you try this say it's all stand intrusively tradition and i've got bored of the largest dollop of. lies like a cranberry juice drink and that's. saying it's history is try. this is. decency. actually it's not out of her reminds me of a cornish pasty which you have. experiences and you find in moscow today located next red square room number one is a rebuilt version of the food store founded in the one nine hundred fifty s. the fascinating architecture and styles of shopping the new shop opened at the same place and has the same glamorous serviettes design however you may now buy food from almost any post here and any time as the stores open around the clock. reopen crane is one of seve

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on new york's long island, jim burks finally got a text from his daughter, her first in days.id she spent the night in a railroad station with other students to avoid the violence. in sacramento, california, another waiting game. >> what we're seeing on the news is very difficult to watch. >> reporter: jeannine finally got through to her son taylor, a student in egypt, trying to get home. >> what was it like at the airport? >> a complete mob. >> reporter: for another mom, relief. mona said she had no communication with her sons until they arrived back in the u.s. last night. >> i was losing my mind until they came home. >> reporter: but she's still worried for friends in egypt. >> this country is a great country. it doesn't deserve what's going on now. it's sad. >> reporter: sentiment shared by many americans this morning and possibly for days to come. two countries not only linked by politics, but also matters the heart. of course, thousands stuck there in the airport in cairo. we wish them a safe return here to america, or whenever they may be traveling back to safety. >> th

they will first probably focus on busier stations like sfo, downtown san francisco, oakland and burke lee. they are going to set up kiosks for people to do business. they are talking about adding tech centers and even a concierge service where you buy something at one station or online and you can pick it up when getting off the train at the end of your ride. that's the latest from here. reporting live in oakland, kristy myth, christie smith, "today in the east bay." >>> the bomb squad and military were called to a home on maria avenue in concord last night after a woman sorting junk in a garage found grenades. some of the homes were evacuated. other neighbors were ordered to stay inside. in the end the grenades were found to be immersed. t it is not clear how the woman came in possession of the grenades but she has not been charged with wrongdoing. >>> oakland's police chief will not be san jose's top cop. the source at san jose city hall says city leaders were concerned with anthony batts' background. it stems from his days as the long beach police chief. so oakland police chief bat

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pitcher burkes, and ail moore, are expected to make the cut. >>> thousands of techies arrive in las vegas for the big, annual, consumer electronics show. microsoft's ceo takes the stage tonight to deliver a keynote address to kick things off. lots of cool gadgets to be shown off there. >> oh, yeah. >>> coming up later on "good morning america" today, diane sawyer sits down with top tea party lawmakers, as they, of course, prepare to become members of congress. can they actually make good on their big promises of bringing change to the nation's government? >>> now, for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, does a woman in labor deserve the speeding ticket she got? we'll be right back with more. stay tuned. at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks. they're made with my sweet, ripe blueberries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. i a

. >> robert burke. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for letting me speak. i do represent golden gate national recreation area, and we do really applaud healthy bicycle riding in the park. we just think it is a wonderful thing. we have a couple of questions, though, that i guess i could turn into comments. i do not know if questions are allowed. this has just been handed to me recently. our main concern right now is in the area of the upper and lower fort mason. while the parties mentioned that may be awarded this contract, they do have a very good track record. they are responsible an amiable. one of our main concerns is we do not really know how much traffic will be increased. we are concerned about resourced protection and visitor enjoyment. without knowing how much increase of traffic will have on bicycles, we do not know how much our pedestrian traffic will be impacted. we wanted to get a better feel of this before we can fully buy in on it ourselves. i think your comment also on the container storage is very good. that was mentioned by our park as well

burke's mentioned about the non profits coming in? can anybody speak to the fire wall we have in place that protect us? >> again, julie ellis, assistant general manager for general affairs. eric brooks makes a really important comment about having some sort of separation and making sure that -- to me, the question is how are we in ensuring transparency and accountability with how decisions are getting made around community benefit investments? because we are in the process of developing the program, specifically coming up with what are the decision making processes and how do we ensure that we are being transparent and accountable, we have been getting information from a bunch of different types of stakeholders. the issue has come up, so it is front and center, as we will come with other resources to make sure that we are doing it in a way that is responsible and does not allow for those types of misuses and inappropriate relationships to take place, but at the same time, i would also say that we are looking for opportunities, knowing

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have missed the chance to regain top spot losing three one to after will be released in the katherine burke riyad said how the allies from. the cheap self had given the host an early lead. back in front in the second period before sydney called rounded up a great win for them it's only that eighth of the season elsewhere you could have defeated truck dorna shootout and to be a close in a magnet of course. in the table after their victory. while the english premier league clubs are waiting to hear if david beckham will be released on loan by his american club l.a. galaxy tottenham new castle blackburn are among the sides interested in the former england captain is the close season in the states and galaxy are considering whether to release their star man before their new season starts in march backseats thirty five is keen on the move to maintain his fitness i mean the previous chance of playing for england. not just banks he could be on the move on says the brazilian is looking to leave ac milan and return home the thirty year old is in brazil at the moment and being told from a. sees only

into the absolute finite details of the decision to go to war with iraq and it turned into from tony burke to the force and i'm quite pleased that he's been recalled to the inquiry and i hope this time the inquiry shows its mettle and goes through again with tony blair . the legal advice he was given why he sought a second u.n. resolution if he thought the first one was efficient to authorize an invasion and why he then recommended to parliament that there was an overwhelming case of the danger of weapons of mass destruction and why we should go to war and i think he's got a great deal thoughts are what are we expecting this time around today the question is going to be more robust i hope so and i think so because the chilcot inquiry feel quite nervous about public perceptions of their role and their effectiveness in. activity so i think this time around it probably will be quite tough and blair is really their key witness he must be he's absolutely essential to the whole process because he's the only one that was involved in every single one of the decisions in every single one of the mee

border linda burke was randomly searched at border at the border by agents and she was alarmed to learn that she might have to pay a three hundred dollar fine for candy that's right she had a two dollar candy in her car called the kinda surprised and believe it or not that little candy can be a big deal now in case you haven't heard of it it's those little chocolate candy eggs when you open it there's a toy surprise in the middle and i have to admit my grandma used to bring me these killer eggs all the time when i was a kid i love them it was like christmas and every candy but they've now been banned in the u.s. for fear of children choking on the small toys inside now and bird first learned that she was carrying a banned material she thought that the fine seemed a bit extreme but it turns out the u.s. border agents take their chocolates really seriously they offered the canadian smuggler a chance to store the egg for two hundred fifty dollars while the issue was resolved or if she decides not to cause any trouble she can officially authorize the border agents can quote destroy the seiz

other north bay roads hills burke, calloused all got, napa, we have seen no other icing for the secondary roads. traffic is typically heavy on highway 4, leaving out towards in the auk, pittsburgh. now then usually sold a typically pattern starting on there. around the bay to air traffic is still lighter. northbound no back up or delay up towards montague expressway. san francisco traffic very light in crown central freeway no delays or backups. at the bay bridge toll plaza meter lights were activated about 10 minutes ago. we are starting to see a back up but it is a minor one. no problems in the westbound direction. slow traffic coming down the center for the fast track lanes. usually busy on the left-hand side at the cash lanes first. public transit off to a good start no problems reported. south bay valley trained is implementing new schedules changes so there may be confusion and delays for while this morning. >> san francisco's police chief now district attorney as his final ask active mayor swore him in as the then new da leaving the city looking for new police chief. after 18 month

. >> and k-12 education was spared by governor brown burke not higher education. he says he expects educators and parents to help gather voter support. uc and cal state will each lose $900 million. there may be talk of furlough days again. >> the program lasted a year but nudging is off the table. and we're going have to take a look at everything. >> he has given his chancellor budget reduction targets. they'll report to him in six week autos governor brown's sweeping budget cuts would impact some 400 redevelopment agencies run by cities, san jose is the second largest. that is where david louie is tonight with that part of the story. >> well, the redevelopment agencies across the state and in san jose are quick to boat they help to help businesses and the. >> thanks to redevelopment san joyce yi -- affordable housing and business that's create jobs. the governor says the state can't afford to help anymore. owe property taxes are taken by redevelopment. >> that amounted to $1.8 billion that mostly went to schools. >> education system in the state needs improvement

. >>> the san francisco 49ers also made news naming burke as their general manager. >>> in oakland police are investigate ago homicide tonight after a gunman shot a man in the head outside a market in west oakland. the shooting happened just before 6:00 this evening at 26th and market streets. the victim was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. officers say the victim was an adult male but the coroner has not yet released his name. this is the second homicide in oakland in this first week of the new year. >>> on her first full day in office, oakland mayor quan reached out to the police chief. police chief anthony bats welcomed the mayor into the department this morning calling quan a dynamite boss. the police union backed don p e rrata for mayor. she pushed for officers to contribute up to 9% of their pay toward their pension plan. >> you have to have an honest approach to fighting crime. i cannot just designate parks and rec and libraries so the union doesn't have to pay their contribution. >>> new information now about a police shooting in san francisco. a cell phone vide

. >>> the san francisco 49ers also made news naming burke as their general manager. >>> in oakland police are investigate ago homicide tonight after a gunman shot a man in the head outside a market in west oakland. the shooting happened just before 6:00 this evening at 26th and market streets. the victim was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. officers say the victim was an adult male but the coroner has not yet released his name. this is the second homicide in oakland in this first week of the new year. >>> on her first full day in office, oakland mayor quan reached out to the police chief. police chief anthony bats welcomed the mayor into the department this morning calling quan a dynamite boss. the police union backed don p e rrata for mayor. she pushed for officers to contribute up to 9% of their pay toward their pension plan. >> you have to have an honest approach to fighting crime. i cannot just designate parks and rec and libraries so the union doesn't have to pay their contribution. >>> new information now about a police shooting in san francisco. a cell phone vide

burke hanson. hanson rents an office in this building with other attorneys not associated with him. five months have gone by. she says she's never seen, nor heard from hanson. nor has he returned her calls. she's now convinced she was duped. >> because i believe they were legitimate. they wrnlt. -- weren't. they convinced me they are. >> conartists are changing wait they pitch their scam. so this is just another fancy term they're using to mask what is just a way to separate homeowners from money. >> today we heard from the attorney who says he filed what he describes as a cookie cutter lawsuit. we're waiting for him to send us a copy. the attorney general says there are hundreds of victims in this case and hopes to rin win restitution for them. the companies shut down and filed for bankruptcy. >> thank you. >> and coming up here, larry beil is out at oracle arena tonight. on a well, i love a deal on a designer bag as much as the next girl! love! i love love love! as a buyer for t.j.maxx, i'm always on the hunt. i check out the shows. i see what's happening on the street. and i work

burke. i have one point, i want to ask dr. cohen to speak next, but as you listen to people, the specter of illness, the specter of a pre-existing condition and its return, i'm a cancer survivor, ovarian cancer survivor, my colleague, debbie wasserman schultz, is a breast cancer survivor. there may be others who have had similar illnesses. but the fact of the matter is the specter of those recurring illnesses is always there if you have gone through it and the notion that you can get care and you can't get the care you need and have it paid for is pretty intimidating. dr. cohen, we'd like to hear from you. >> good afternoon. i stated before, my name is odet tembings cohen, owner of sunlight pediatrics, a small practice in new jersey and a member of the new jersey main street alliance. i thank chairman miller, chairwoman delauro, leader pelosi and members of the committee for inviting me here today to testify. small businesses are the back bone of our economy. in new jersey, we account for 98.5% of the state's employers. and an

if it were really this extreme we are going to take over -- lisa burke county is the first candidate to win a right in in 50 years. in the state of alaska. it is overhype. jon stewart and steven colbert were able to triple the numbers it the tea party rallies. that says something. i would never be little fatigue party movement because it has inspired a lot of people. the spending is absolutely out of control. obama has done nothing with his administration. i am as scared as everybody else about what is going on. it is poorly organized. i don't understand the message. sarah palin is a leader i am not getting behind it. >> i don't consider sarah palin the leader but i just think that -- >> with all respect, do you know who the leader is? >> no because it is grass roots. basically the whole thing seems to be go back to the constitution, stop trembling the constitution. stop spending so much money that no one can repay. >> i am as frustrated as you are. i completely agree. i feel like the republican party better start listening to what the people are saying. there is a message and the re

as edmund burke put it two centuries ago, all the necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. thank you very much, and i love to take questions. [speaking in native tongue][app] >> the microphone is they're waiting for somebody. >> to your right, sir. >> i heard a meeting described. he escaped from poland. he really gave the first reports on the holocaust as it was unfolding. i think there is a footnote in your book. frank treader said i am unable to believe you. did he do anything in all? he did get to meet with roosevelt, although nothing came of it. wonder, did he follow up on that and all? >> no, i talked to people about what that meant. i am unable to leave you. i can't believe you or your story is so bad. i don't know what it meant. would it really amounted to, here is a guy who as you pointed out and being an eyewitness to these horrors. this was not some second hand account. but he seemed to be sane was you probably are telling the truth, but i can't accept that. i don't know why he couldn't. he didn't want to do anything about it. he couldn't say, well, yes.

looking for a free activity for young people in the south bay, take them to a dance lesson at cheryl burketudio. >> its class for teens. then we're having a other classes perform that night. >> the bay area "dancing with the stars" celebrity is offering free lessons at newly expanded studio to kick an after school program. it's in partnership was program to keep kids out of trouble after school. one last look at the forecast. >> 30s and 40s, but we are looking at some sunshine to work its way down to the surface later on this afternoon. so here is a look at mount diablo, where it's got the sunshine but below we've got some pretty good fog from the shoreline and off in the inland valleys. this is typical for this time of the year but it's been a couple of days since we've brightened up so sunshine there, too, from tahoe. good conditions but get out there and ski, it's been great. any new snow in the forecast? there may be by the middle to the end of the week. today, bank on on temperatures still on the cold side. inland valleys, 44 in antioch. 47 in livermore. san rafael, warmer numbers com

jason burke wrote one, british journalist, and the problem i had with those books were the work primarily books that were based on what other people said about osama bin laden, not what he had said or done himself. i found over the past decade that whenever bin laden speaks he is often described as ranting and raving or issuing yet another diatribe so i thought i would take the primary sources based on interviews, statements and speeches he made and write a book based on what he said and see how it turns out. and i think very frankly that when you take the primary sources, which number in my archive, and i certainly don't have every one that's available, and i have over 800 pages -- when you take that information, the man that emerges is not like a bin laden that emerges in lawrence wright's khator steve's book as sort of someone who is mentally disturbed or hateful of our lifestyle, but rather a man who is clear about what he believes and intends to do, and most especially matches words with deeds which is unusual for any politician in this day and age. >> because your background with th

burke burke thank you, thank you to the gentleman from -- ms. buerkle: thank you to the gentleman from new jersey. mr. speaker, this coming saturday marks the 38th anniversary of roe v. wade. a decision that fundamentally altered the moral landscape of america. for much of those 38 years i have been very involved in the pro-life movement. both as an advocate for the unborn and a counselor of troubled women and teens, the unspoken second victims of abortion. as we reflect upon this sobering anniversary and the tremendous loss of life that it represents, i see reasons for hope. attitudes are changing and more and more young people are rejecting abortions as a choice for their lives. technology has opened remarkable windows to the womb. so much of the early pro-life movement emerged from a frustration of the time. no one seemed to be listening and we tried to get people to care. now technology such as the 4-d ultrasound imaging has aided us in our requests to preserve life, showing women that their unborn is not a clump of cells but a child that th

. >> former michigan governor jennifer grand home returning to the bay area to teach at uc burke klichlt she finished as first female governor. her classes at the public policy will focus on economic, state budget and clean energy job. she graduate from cal in 1984. >>> about america is remembering jack la lane. fitness guru who inspired tv viewers to eat right and exercise. the san francisco native died of pneumonia at his home on the central coast. we lack back on his 96 years. >> call him the original thigh mass material he was working it decades before jane fonda work up 0. losing it generations before the biggest loser. >> weight. the hip. >>reporter: he created a fitness industry in a country that had very odd idea about being fit. >> when he opened the first gym in 1936 this is what people thought about lifting weights. >> lose the sex drive. gem hemorrhoids. muscle bound. have heart attack. that's what they thought about exercise. >> once a pale and pimple kid he discovered fitness at age 15. he invented many of the weight machines we used today. the juice machine we use today. w

burke. >> this is a $500 million tax when we -- mr. payroll taxes will increase, penalties and fees will be imposed on small businesses. mr. berg: repealing this law and removing these barriers will provide the certainty they need to help get america back on track. my wife is a family practice doctor. when the law first passed our first concern was, this puts government between a patient and their doctor. we need to repeal this law and put those health care decisions back between the patient directly and their doctor. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. mr. levin: i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from north carolina, mr. price. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one and a half minutes. mr. price: mr. speaker, this bill lays bare what this new republican majority is all about. a yes vote would take away tax credits available to up to 17,000 small businesses in my district alone. credits

jason burke wrote one, british journalist, and the problem i had with those books where they were primarilybooks that were based on what other people had said about osama bin laden, not what he had said or done himself and i have found over the past decade that whenever bin laden speaks, he is very often described as ranting or raving for issuing yet another diatribe and so, thought that i would take the primary sources based on interviews, statements and speeches he made, and write a book based on what he said and see how it turned out. and i think very frankly that when you take the primary sources, which number in my archive and i'm certainly don't have everyone that is available, but i have over 800 pages. when you take that information, the man that emerges is not light the bin laden that emerges in lawrence wright's steve coll's book is sort of someone who is mentally disturbed or hateful of our lifestyle. but rather a man who is very clear about what he believes, what he intends to do and most especially, match his words with deeds, with which is very unusual for any politician in th

it's off the screen burks you know, did i check that out and it does look like we could get some rainthen. meanwhile, sports right now, and it's up. >>> six down and one to go, a busy week for the giants when agreed to terms with six of their seven players who were eligible for arbitration, and it appears that defending world champs have nailed down number seven. many reports say the giants are close to locking in outfielder andres torres to a one-year deal. torres and the clients could finalize the deal as early as tomorrow. the team does not release financial info, but the one-year deal is expected to be worth close to $2.1 million. the 33-year-old had his best season in 2010, batting .268 with 16 home runs and 63 rbis. >>> well, mark february 24th on your calendar. very important day for the lawyers. that's because the date is significant. it's the nba trade deadline. owner joe lake said he would make a trade for denver's carmelo anthony though he feels the superstar is headed somewhere else. he also said that monty ellis is the team's core franchise player. speaking of ellis, the

he quotes burke in that essay, a moral government of the community governing itself according to certain moral standards understanding that not just anyone, any community governs itself successfully, but there's certain characteristics and a respect for certain virtues and lays that out quickly, not quickly, but eloquently in that essay. yeah, it is a striking essay. >> host: 74, picture the circumstances, crime rate is skyrocketing, dislotion, and he's writing an essay on george washington. he makes the point when someone is publicly spirited we think of ralph nader but they thought someone was restrained to have a decent society. >> guest: that essay is a little elitist and a little worried about the democktyization of everything. he defend the population if the elites are destructive of the country, and if the public thinks that's unhealthy and rises in revoted, that's -- revolt, that's fine too. i think in his view you -- politics is a fluid business, and sometimes you're sort of speaking for the public defending itself and other times there needs to be public revolution here against