. >>> and the mayor of atlanta, representative bobby schilling of illinois. former clinton white house press secretary, dee dee myers. >>> columnist for "the new york times," david brooks. >>> and "time" magazine's mark h alprin. >>> after 18 days, president mubarak of egypt is gone, in a revolution that sent shock waves around the world as they partied in the streets. we'll get the latest this morning from cairo with nbc's richard engel. plus insights in washington for what it means for the rest of the middle east with the former u.s. ambassador to israel and the u.s. correspondent, robin wright. >>> first to richard engel who is in cairo as he has been throughout the story. richard, first, tahrir square, the heartbeat of where the revolution has happened. there's an attempt i understand this morning, to get back to normal. how has that played out? >> there were some people that were resisting this. the step to reopen tahrir square. the military police went in and briefly clashed with some of the demonstrators who don't want to leave the square. but in gener

as you were bound for washington, you promised, schilling, not boehner's clone. and other tea party folks certainly lived up to that in the last couple of weeks because you came in and said hey, wait a minute, we made a promise about how much spending we were actually going to cut. we haven't lived up to it. are you satisfied now or upset about how the leadership handled it? >> i'm actually quite satisfied with it. the thing that's nice about the leadership is they are giving us a voice. they could say, hey, look, you guys don't count, we're just going to run the way we want and that's the thing i have noticed with the leadership. here's the thing we've got to remember is that we've got 87 new freshmen here and there's some major growing pains, so it's not going to be perfect but we will strive towards perfection so i'm pretty happy with it. >> mayor reed, your issue as the mayorf atlanta is one that local cities and states are dealing with all over the country and that is you're strapped for cash. you gave a commencement address last december and this is part of

thirty seven the great terror or in our own country starting one also well at all is an oddball schilling's brotherhood pro as absolute they're saying in libya illicitly. is not so clear because up to my view step by step. two years later five years later ten years later maybe twenty five the brothers most will take power in their hands. and absolutely what is it the restoration of one a key because the the the the royal family of living here they they live in london and they say they're ready to come back to what we know is what would all be year for some period maybe there was such a discussion about the afghanistan but we remember what was in the air was the taliban movement and was pos taliban movement also some religious and literally aegis groups in college and was army maybe in college and was a local tribal leaders may be in coalition was maybe a step by step they'll move plutus them ization of all this and then we'll have the situation what will happen over the last week several hundred russians being taken home from the turbulence situation in libya spotlights in the media has mor

had to prove that even though he went to iowa and did look at the computer and had no paperwork schillingis ideas before that that he had to prove that he wasn't influenced by the atanasoff commands your hard to prove a negative. they advocated the patent. however, as i, the writer, and go into the history of the german computer built by conrad in berlin of the 30's, what i am seeing is not that barkley did it the wrong thing. your nose. maybe he did. i don't know. he was the guy who carry the little plant out of the greenhouse in to the world. colossus was destroyed. tommy flowers was forbidden ever to the put it on his resonate. security reasons after the second world war. so there went to losses as the originator of the modern computer. and absolutely miraculously they get it out of berlin. the story of how they got that out of berlin rally makes your hair stand on and. but once they got it into a stable somewhere in austria what were they going to do with that? it could not originate a computer either. so mauchly was as essential to the building of the modern computer as atanasoff was

area who are very dismayed by the schilling of book review space and sort of the standard media. a lot of book review has been folded and shrunk. it's harder to find information about what's going on in the world of books. coverage of the publishing industry has shrunk. so we decided to try to do something ourselves. this is really sort of from the old judy garland mickey rooney movies where they say let's put on a show. we would create our own book review. about 70 of us engaged in it. we just larged. -- launched. and we've had a great response. >> what kind of books will you be reviewing on this site? >> a wide range, nonfiction and fiction. we suspect for now we're not going to be looking at children's books and we won't be looking at romance literature. but beyond that, we're quite open. and we will be reviewing recently released books. we hope to get our reviews up within the first 30 to 45 days after publish indication. -- publication. you can come to us about what are the new books? >> can people submit books to be reviewed? >> we'd rather not get the books, but bring them

gallegly: bob illinois schilling from president's home state. illinois. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. dreier: out of reference ronald reagan i send to the desk a privileged report from the committee on rules for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to accompany house resolution 79, resolution providing for consideration of the bill h.r. 514 to extend expiring provisions of the u.s.a. patriot and reauthorization act of 2005 and intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act of 2004 relating to access to business records, individual terrorist agents of foreign powers and roving wiretaps until december 8, 2011. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the house calendar and ordered printed. the gentleman may proceed. >> today, we remember our nation's president. he would have been 100 this year. president reagan hales from my home state of illinois and he has spent much of his childhood growing up in the dixon era and our area, we