very well how russia has been russia's dignified handling all the off to model tragedy all because hastert you well they were somewhat taken aback by prime minister vladimir putin's decision to personally oversee the investigation of the air crash and pictures of him giving a halt to this conference. it's a very off the rack which has been replaced replayed many times on poland's news channels. since the tragedy do we know the full facts about the cause of the crash. an hour officially would be investigation by the interstate aviation commission is over it was carried out of the reported detailed report was published in january of this year but it brought some very disturbing conclusions to the polish sides for example pressure to land the plane and from individuals which one were not authorized to be inside of the cocoa beach and the decision by pilots to learn despite multiple warnings about weather conditions were named as the main causes of the tragedy and the actions of air traffic control was on the ground in russia as well as mechanical failure will ruled out as being part of the ca

but we work together as a team as if as one family they came to send hastert terry jones a message whatever has him tormented i'm going to pray and have god to deliver him this is to give is a preview for you he needs help more than seven hundred people attended a service on the eve of the protest planned by a man that has held the qur'an on trial and another man who actually set the holy book on fire to fight what some here deemed the greatest offense with peace. peace. peace. but where some in the city of dearborn are divided are along the lines of true rules of law the constitution and the qur'an and truly with freedom of speech but i think it should be a little bit more strict with people they get to create a problem he has every right to say what he wants to do what he wants this is america this is not the middle east but at least he should not hurt your feelings for some across the country the question is will freedom of speech incite violence . earlier this month in response to pastor terry jones actions more than a dozen people were killed in mazar e sharif in afghanistan here in de

nuclear regulatory regulators excuse me yesterday finally came clean and up the scale of because hastert feet to a seven on a scale of one to seven. a seven rating on previously and that's the vision of the nuclear industry to see if you can see made a calculation of the amount of radioactive particles released into the air from the fukushima nuclear power plant based on its analysis of the gate in the condition of the grafters and it met with the standard of level seven. a seven rating had previously only been used to describe one of them in the history of nuclear energy churn all i can add to the unfortunate category tepco the corporation that operates the plant japan and warned that the amount of radiation leaking from the crippled daiichi facility might actually eventually exceed the total amount of radiation dispersed after chernobyl so what does this new development mean kevin camps the radioactive waste watchdog of the nuclear he joins me now kevin welcome to the program thank you for having me great to have you here why the upgrade in severity now that's a really good question gr

telling broke i'm going for broke wanting stuff that hastert the l.s.o. fourteen point three trillion dollar debt is lifted by i need me on the line the course of the u.s. is on a federal bonds if so how do original money lives probably get it more than fourteen point two million dollars and rising by four wheeler and all or is that a massive iou for the next generation forty three cents of every dollar we spend this year. we borrowed against the future of our troops the compromise a voided a u.s. government shutdown with agreement on the largest single spending part in u.s. history but thirty eight billion dollars change begins the size of the debt and last month there we go through largest bond trader said it was all out of u.s. treasuries smile and trillion dollar deficits as far as i'm no scam snaith some counter the world's largest economy has to go for growth and even that isn't even possible can it handle that. criticism of the learn strategy and spiraling prices for anything priced in the greenback on the line every confidence in the u.s. dollar a

men are making is really women i should add to our making a really truly extraordinary consequence hastert won't because he's concept the politics of it frequently what happens is the good people simply go into these zones and tell the truth if the truth is what some people want to hear it first than you do is it over there just hack it or just tell you something that's a lie or you're just here for politics unfortunately just because the truth hurts you doesn't make it any less true it would be. their sacrifices they made really says a lot about who they are i think frankly what they were trying to do so if you think that sacrificing your life putting your life in that type of danger is worth it when it comes to telling people the truth. it's such a hard question because it's such a personal question i remember being in western baghdad in two thousand and six and i was embedded with the tenth mountain division and we were hit by an i.e.d. and i saw this very up close and personal i still remember a feeling in my chest before i even saw it trying to understand what was going on to watch it

denny hastert would not allow the defunding of o'hare airport. are there rules where he would say, we have to get the majority and they will set the rules so that they cannot lose? >> he allowed that on the big c.r. and a lot of other rules have been open. strictly speaking, he has piloted the problem that everything has to be wide open. but i do not think anyone thought he would do that on everything. you do have to run the house. i don't think he has done it on any politically sensitive question, and that is something to watch for. on the continuing resolution, hundreds of amendments, and i do not see a lot of bipartisan bills coming out of committees, but the votes were bipartisan. when you have a house rules committee decides there will only be three amendments, and the majority controls it, they will go up and down on party lines. when you say that anyone can offer any amendment that they want, there were a few that you can watch a coalition on different issues. some republicans that do not want to do that. you come up with a proposal to abo

medicare part de measure this support i might add was counted by then-president bush and a speaker hastert, chairman thomas, of this committee and the chairman of the other committee with jurisdiction. aarp's financial interest i think was probably more clear than in than it is after the support of the health care measure, and there was no question as to whether or not their tax status should be looked at, there was no oversight of aarp at that particular time, and i just find it curious that we are looking at this particular time, and i think we have to ask the question is this political payback or will this committee be receiving the tax status of other nonprofit organizations that didn't involved in the political process such as 60 plus, the republican leaning group that claims that it is the alternative, the conservative alternative to the aarp. i'm a little mystified as to why they aren't here, or american crossroads or the tea party for that matter or churches or even corporations, multibillion-dollar corporations who show multi-billion a was of profits and then we read in the papers

medicare part-d measure, that was support that i might add was touted by then president bush, speaker hastert, chairman thomas of this committee. chairman tauzin of the other committee with jurisdiction, aarp's financial interests, i think was probably more clear then than it is after their support of the health care measure. and there was no question whether or not their tax status should be looked at. there was no oversight of aarp at that particular time. and i just find it curious that we're looking at it at this particular time. . . >> who show multi-billion dollars of profit and then we read in the papers they don't pay one single dime of corporate taxes. i think it's a very slippery slope where we are going today, and i just want to make sure that, that everybody recognizes that and i'd like to see this committee get back on its regular order, course of business. i wanted to give mr. rand an opportunity to finish his comments. mr. mcdermott had asked a question and i don't think he had a chance to finish. will he be coming back or is he -- >> you will be back. if you would like to phra

tinny times -- denny hastert would not allow being defunding of o'hare airport. are there rules where he would say, we have to get the majority and they will set the rules so that they cannot lose? >> he allowed that on the big c.r. and a lot of other roles have been opened. strictly speaking, he has piloted the problem that everything has to be wide open. but i do not think anyone thought he would do that on everything. you do have to run the house. i don't think he has done it on any politically sensitive question, and that is something to watch for. on the continuing resolution, hundreds of amendments, and i do not see a live by a partisan bills coming out of committees, but the votes were bipartisan. when you have a house rules committee decides there will only be three amendments, and the majority controls it, they will go up and down on party lines. when you say that anyone can offer any amendment that they want, there were a few that you can watch and coalition on different issues. some republicans that do not want to do that. you come up with a proposal t

medicare part de measure this support i might add was counted by then-president bush and a speaker hastert, chairman thomas, of this committee and the chairman of the other committee with jurisdiction. aarp's financial interest i think was probably more clear than in than it is after the support of the health care measure, and there was no question as to whether or not their tax status should be looked at, there was no oversight of aarp at that particular time, and i just find it curious that we are looking at this particular time, and i think we have to ask the question is this political payback or will this committee be receiving the tax status of other nonprofit organizations that didn't involved in the political process such as 60 plus, the republican leaning group that claims that it is the alternative, the conservative alternative to the aarp. i'm a little mystified as to why they aren't here, or american crossroads or the tea party for that matter or churches or even corporations, multibillion-dollar corporations who show multi-billion a was of profits and then we read in the papers

medicare part de measure this support i might add was counted by then-president bush and a speaker hastert, chairman thomas, of this committee and the chairman of the other committee with jurisdiction. aarp's financial interest i think was probably more clear than in than it is after the support of the health care measure, and therewas no question as to ether or not their tax status should be looked at, there was no oversight ofarp at that particular time, and i just find it curious that we are loking at this particular time, and i think we have to ask the question is this political payback or will this committee be receiving the tax status of other nonprofit organizations that didn't involved in the political process such as 60 plus, the republican leaning grp that claims that it is the alternative, the conservative alternative to the aarp. i'm a little mystified as to wy they aren't here, or american crossroads othe teaarty for that matter or churches or even corporations, multibillion-dollar corporations who show multi-billion a was of profits and then we read in the papers they don't p

he was appointed by speaker hastert 11 years ago. he comes from chicago. where he will return. i'm sure that there's one person that's real happy he's returning. that's his mother who is 96 years young. so father dan, on behalf of the whole house, i want tohank you for yourervice. i know we haven't always been the most cooperative congregation you might have -- i hope that you'll keep this house and the people who serve here in your prayers. and we will keep you in our. -- in ours. with that i' be happy to yield -- mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield to my colleague from california, ms. pelosi. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, mr. speaker. as is very evident by the response to your remarks and prai of father coughlin there is one thing the democrats and republicans in the house of representatives agree on is that god has truly blessed us with the service of father coughlin as our chaplain for the past 11 years. when we talk about him being our chaplain, it's not just he's the chaplain of the members, he's the chaplain of the staff, the staff for the carpenter that we see in the hal

denny hastert would not allow the defunding in his area.e a sticking point well, on this one we just got to get the majority and we're going to set it up in a committee so we can't lose. >> boehner's promised to have wide open rules is really -- he allowed that on h.r. 1 the big c.r. and other rules were restraint so strictly speaking he violated the promise that everything would be wide open. i don't think anybody really thought he was going to do that on everything. i mean, you do have to run the house i don't think he's done that yet on any politically sensitive question but i think that's a really good thing to kind of watch for. at some point -- i mean, one thing that really struck me what's watching the open rule debate on the continuing resolution -- there were hundreds of amendments. and while i don't see a lot of bipartisan bills coming out of committees, a lot of those amendments, the votes were bipartisan. you know, when you have a house rules committee that decides there are only going to be three amendments and the majorities c

he was appointed by speaker hastert 11 years ago. he comes from chicago. where he will return. there's one person that's real happy he's returning. that's his mother who is 96 years young. so father dan, on behalf of the whole house, i want to thank you for your service. i know we haven't always been the most cooperative congregation you might have -- i hope that you'll keep this house and the people who serve here in your prayers. and we will keep you in our. -- in ours. with that i'll be happy to yield -- mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield to my colleague from california, ms. pelosi. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, mr. speaker. as is very evident by the response to your remarks and praise of father coughlin there is one thing the democrats and republicans in the house of representatives agree on is that god has truly blessed us with the service of father coughlin as our chaplain for the past 11 years. when we talk about him being our chaplain, it's not just he's the chaplain of the members, he's the chaplain of the staff, the staff for the carpenter that we see in the hall, ser

. -- various islamic factions in the way they too hastert own foreign-policy. and i mentioned cities earlier. places like new york, singapore and so many of them are conducting their own economic strategies. i need mayors and ministers of provinces of european countries who travel on their own diplomatic mission to try and raise money from. [speaking in arabic] are in wealth funds and gain investment into their city.