a man by the name of mr gary myers. and. mr mars was represented during the may lie trials. and. mr myers in the marine corps came to a very discreet mutual understanding i was on it with this charge december thirty first of two thousand and three and here i am. so i came back i think that that sense of a long term planning was gone i went through a divorce some things i did recklessly probably in the back of my mind i would not have minded knowing. but. i went through a period when t.c.p. could hang for on. and about it and thought it means. a long period of severe drug abuse. i finally got to the point of rock had no one. i had no work or i had long since moved out of my house and could not come back home exactly where do you go from here. and it was when the national guard needed someone with my. experience and teaching people how to fly the armed helicopters the cobras and i was asked to come in and help train some of those folks and the money was. you know fifteen twenty thousand dollars a year for part time work and i carried a retirement with even though i had and a change

. >> mr. gary. >> yes, what is it? >> i'm gonna lose everything i got. >> do what?lose everything i have, mr. gary. >> the 35-year-old asks to speak to a lawyer. and the interview is over. he's then taken to the county jail, fingerprinted, photographed and put behind bars. >> is marvin harrison smith your true name? >> yes, ma'am. >> the next day he goes before the judge and the bail is set. >> all right. that's a total of $35,000. >> back at the house, there are more suspected predators on the way. driveway is 38-year-old david hillbish. he builds tunnels. >> in the chat, he mentions molesting another 15-year-old. >> he's been chatting with a decoy, pretending to be 14. he says he'd rather not come to her home. he'd like to take her to a hotel. >> emily, wave him in. here he comes. good job. we got him coming. >> online using the screen names tunnels12000, he tells the decoy named tracy in xcess, this isn't his first time meeting a teen on the internet. i did it with a 15-year-old before and i came really close to getting caught. i didn't have sex with her. everyth

gary's reporting. you just sought for your solve mr. ast night. >> gary, what did you make of what mark lippman said to me? beyond all the press releases and the press conference that he had today and the kind of the backtracking he's done publicly, bottom line, he didn't disagree that he said what you said he said, that casey -- that george and cindy anthony do not believe their daughter is innocent. >> reporter: it was kind of interesting today at a press conference to refute what i said. but you're right, he did not disagree with it. he was very am big white house. i think he purposely wanted to be ambiguous about this. he did not deny the quotes, he did not say he was misquoted and he was off the record. it was on the record. basically he doesn't disagree with what we said he said on tv. >> right. it seems like basic this this got a lot of pick up. some people were saying george and cindy anthony believe their daughter is guilty. we never said that on this program. you never reported that. other people may have interpreted it that wa

president, i held a meeting in my office with mr. gary gensler who is the chairman of the cftc and six other senators. i have to tell you that i was extremely disappointed in both the tone of that meeting and the complete lack of urgency at the cftc with respect to cracking down on oil speculators, as required by the law. therefore, today i have introduced legislation along with senators blumenthal, merkley, franken, whitehouse and bill nelson to end excessive speculation once and for all -- once and for all. the american people cannot continue to be ripped off by wall street, who are artificially driving up the price of oil and gas. i am very pleased to also announce that congressman maurice hinchey will be introducing this piece of legislation in the house. this legislation mandates that the chairman of the cftc take immediate actions to eliminate excessive oil speculation within two weeks -- two weeks. one, our bill requires the chairman to establish speculative oil position limits equal to the position accountability levels that have

discuss his plans to help veterans and fallen soldiers as well as their families, please welcome mr. gary sinise. [applause] >> thank you. i can cut my speech short out. [laughter] i would like to thank the members of the national press club to -- for the invitation to speak today. it is a great honor to return. having first have the opportunity as the national spokesperson for the disabled veterans for life memorial foundation and again in support of the documentary "brothers at war." when i think of the people who have stood at the spot, our national heroes, great figures of history, prime ministers, presidents, an actor from "csi new york." friday night, 9:00 p.m. [laughter] it is my shameless plug for the show. not that there is anything wrong with being an actor, of course, but my being here today does demonstrate how those of you in our national press corps and brought attention to the world around us, eager to hear from all manner of people with differing points of view, and that is good for america. thank you again. i would like to of knowledge a few people here today. last night,

best at the moment but we're still among the leaders of the group tough questions with mr dooley island and where gary head and the fate of a blaze at the european finals will be decided in these matches. while saying in russia and after signing brazil legend roberto carlos russian premier league side and she have now brought in hungary winger but last year's at the twenty four year old left sided midfielder joins from dutch giant p.s.v. eindhoven and a four year deal for an undisclosed sum thought to be around ten million euros and apparently second in the league ships the forty four times in hundred fourteen appearances with e.s.p. and this is the awareness. last week for me manager steve mclaren is heading back home the fifty year old is taking up the reins at second to nottingham forest after a successful time at episode twenty in the netherlands and a less or specialist time i've also played in germany a three year deal at forest was confirmed just a day after the championship club dismissed coach believe davis carroll. was famously sacked as england boss four years ago after his side fell to qua

best at the moment but we're still among the leaders of the group tough questions with mr dorney island until where gary head and the fate of who plays at the european finals will be decided in these matches. now by the end of this month we'll learn a former russia coach whose hiddink will alter or to enter english premier league side chelsea the russian iron london club has been managed less than second call on chelsea last month but the blues are racing to appoint a new boss with the summer transfer window wide open in england and former acting coach is touted as the front runner for the job the team's chief executive wrong goalie saying the time to announce the new coach is nigh. it is for the major reasons that. the process is going well. but no really is not the time to talk. to because we had already been exploited he was going to agree. with all of those things in the usual way. but it would be the next we've got to do the building because if you do those you are going to go. full elsewhere christiane or another says he's staying at royal madrid ending speculation of a big money transfers to inte

mr. trump, who recently spent a few weeks with gary busey.ic with refreshing aplomb, because let's face it, in the colorful panoply of new york crazy, gary busey is no big deal, really. there is a gary busey and every subway station in the city. there is one in every deli. gary busey is in fact every super i have ever had. being crazy is not entirely our own fault. new york is total sensory overload, from times square to broad street -- to wall street, broadway, soho and the other boroughs, there is so much to do and see and eat and here. we have nine pro sports teams, and the mets. [laughter] i can say that because i am a long-suffering mets fan. there is so much stimulus in new york city, so many distractions, it is a wonder we can function at all. it is no surprise then that we are very hard to impress and have very limited attention spans. but this is why mr. trump's singular ability to endure all these years, to rebuild, to reinvent, reinvigorate, readjust, revamp, to keep inspiring, to keep making an impression, to keep being relevant,

at the moment but we're still among the leaders of the group tough questions with mr dorney island and slow where gary head and the fate of a blaze at the european finals will be decided in these matches. well saying in russian and after signing brazil legend roberto carlos russian premier league side energy have not brought in hungary win yet but i sure jack twenty four year old left sided midfielder joins with a dutch giants p.s.v. eindhoven and a four year deal for an undisclosed sum thought to be around ten million euros i currently second in the league checks forty four times in one hundred fourteen appearances for p.s.p. and this was a rare miss. welfare former england manager steve mcclaren is heading back home the fifty year old is taking up the reins at second to nothing in forest after a successful time but so twenty in the netherlands and a less than successful about hospital journey the three year forest deal was confirmed just a day after the championship club dismissed coach billy davis apparently famously sacked as england boss four years ago after his side failed to qualify for euro tw

supervisor mirkarimi: gary, vety, also on scope for the next few years. very good. mr. shcherbakov i believe that we should go to public comment. and everything in the washington community center involved picking a number and speaking as well. supervisor mirkarimi: if they want to send representatives from that group, they should do so. but not everyone, i think. supervisor mar: let's open this for public comment. supervisor wiener: my understanding is that just because we have an impending certification and the conditional use appeal, that we are not permitted to forward this with a recommendation. is that correct? it just said that folks in the public understand that we are required as a matter of due process and, assuming this is forwarded, assuming a his for bid, it should not be too much of a concern to anyone expressing negative opinion. supervisor mirkarimi: we are trying to be somewhat reserved in asking the questions that we are. we will ask people to navigate as best we can. let's begin. i have cards that have been handed to me. >> [inaudible] supervisor mirka

supervisor mirkarimi: gary, vety, also on scope for the next few years. very good. mr. shcherbakov i believe that we should go to public comment. and everything in the washington community center involved picking a number and speaking as well. supervisor mirkarimi: if they want to send representatives from that group, they should do so. but notev

antoine mackay, the co-defendant, his lawyer gary serbio has had standing objections throughout the trial. he wanted the trial severed. he thinks mr. mackay was -- he says mr. mackay was the victim of guilt by association. because of all these other matters at the bakery that came into the trial before mackay was there. so we're looking for a robust appeal there. >> belva: thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> belva: we're talking about something coming to an end. tom, you're talking about all kinds of new things happening in the sky or in things that look like they belong in the sky. this goes to the apple story. apple had some surprising news for us this week. >> three stories this week. what's fascinating about this is we have to not forget, this is one of the most important companies on the planeters now. 20 years ago it was on life support. this company is a trademark known in every corner of the world. and it just keeps growing and growing and getting stronger and stronger. one of the stories that came out in the admit of the week was that mr. jobs wants to put together a new headquarters. a headquarters so large that it'

mr. neugebauer, was to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 5014 gary avenue in lubbock, texas, as the sergeant chris davis post office. the bill is co-sponsored by the entire texas delegation, and, mr. speaker, i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor myself. mr. speaker, it's altogether fitting and proper that we name this post office in lubbock for army sergeant davis to honor a true american hero and his service to our country. sergeant davis was born on october 25, 1971, in lubbock, and according to his sister, margaret, he was always helping people and serving even from a young age. she recalled he was always helping and serving and always thinking of himself. that was chris. with his passion for service, chris joined the army in 1999 and was eventually assigned to the 69th armor regiment, third infantry division based out of fort bening, georgia. while deployed in iraq sergeant davis was tragically killed on june 23, 2007, when his unit was attacked by insurgents by an i.e.d. and small arms fire. he was -- he left his wife and two children behind. it's an

mr. ridgway, i want you to look me in the face. >> families of gary ridgway's victims would get to confront him, but they would have to wait. while police conducted a videotaped interrogation that laid bare the mind of a monster. >> i killed her because i wanted to. >> why did you come here in the first place? >> the hate, wanting to get even with them. >> why? >> because she's a prostitute. nobody would look for her. >> why did you hate them so much? >> why did i hate them? because women had control of me and i don't like being controlled. i had control when i killed the women. i got my rage out for the time. >> could we walk down near that tree? it looks familiar. >> a team of detectives and psychologists, led my tom jenson, who had stayed on the case all those years, began their intense interrogation of gary ridgway in june of 2003. fittingly, on friday the 13th. even though under the terms of his plea agreement he was obligated to tell the truth, getting the truth from a killer who had lied for 20 years wasn't easy. >> he's not only a psychopath, but he's a pathological liar. so in the

mr. steve johnson, police officers association. i don't know what, if any, recourse we have when a member of the public comes up here and slanders one of our police officers. i'm not talking about gary. he's president of the union. big boy. he can take care of himself. i'm talking about another officer referred to earlier. but whatever recourse we have, whatever legal recourse we have, we're going to take. we're going to take against any individual who comes up here and says things that are not true. they're not true. i personally know officer ricky guerrero is a good cop. i hope you will keep an open mind, which i'm sure you will. >> thank you plrks johnson. next speaker? if there are no further speakers, public commonet is now closed. please call lynam number three. >> reports and announcements, chief's report. reports on crimes, stats, statistics review of recent activity, status update on activities since the h.r.c. joint meeting. >> good evening, chief, sir. how are you? >> good evening. i'm well. >> clyde, you're out of here. go ahead, chief. >> with regard to crime statistics, we continue to be down in violent crime about 9%. property crimes are up, however, 6% p auto related

mr. chairman and members of the committee. thank you again for the opportunity to testify about the local support in nevada for yucca mountain. im gary hollis and i am the chairman of the county board commissioner. state of nevada. as you know, mr. chairman, yucca mountain is located entirely within my county. while the testimony is - i want you to know that it reflects the views of the other county commissioners as well, and as well as many political and local leaders in rural nevada. mr. chairman, we deeply appreciate you and congressman green took time to visit yucca mountain and to meet local people in nevada. as you learned there are many of us that live next to yucca mountain that support the completion of the licensing process. most of us who live believe the decisions on yucca mountain to be made based on sound science and again this only happens if the full review by the nuclear regulatory commission. if the torment of the repository is safe, like a freeze construction. i'm sure you understand no one is more concerned about the safety and welfare of the citizens of nye county and the other commissioners. is my community, my

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if confirmed, he would place gary locke who has been picked as the next ambassador to china. mr. bryson is the former head of the edison international power company. in the senate confirmation hearing, he talks about the economy and government relations. senate republicans try to block mr. bryson's confirmation until they get votes on several pending free-trade agreements. this is just over two hours. >> i'm going to give my opening statement. it's right up here, good. i would like to call this nomination hearings to order. there may be others who want to give opening statement. so we have to distinguish people this afternoon before us and the first is john bryson of california. mr. bryson is nominated to be the next secretary of commerce. second, terri garcia of florida is nominated to be deputy secretary for the department of commerce. that sound like number one and number two. much of the conversation today is going to focus on mr. bryson and in fact, running an extremely large utility company california for a very long time. that background to me is more important than other.

behalf of deutsche boerse group is gary katz, president and chief executive officer of the nge,rk s .. an american equity options exchange owned by deutsche boerse. mr. katz is also a member of eurex. his positions at the international securities and exchange and direct edge make mr. katz the executive most intimately familiar with deutsche boerse's current american operations. each witness has written statements, which will be entered into the record in their entirety. and i ask that each witness summarize his or her testimony in five minutes to help you stay within that time limit there is a timing light on your table. when it switches to yellow you will have one minute to complete your testimony. when it turns red, it signals that your time is up. and we'll start with mr. liebowitz. welcome. >> good afternoon, chairman. members of the subcommittee. on behalf of our company and shareholders i would like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify today. for 219 years we've been one of the world's premier companies for trade, commerce and free markets. we're committed to maintaining the iconic stature and that's why i'm here today to talk

mr. chairman, and members of the committee. thank you again for the opportunity to testify about local support in nevada about yucca mountain. i am gary hollis and i am the chairman of the county board of commission in nye county. yucca mountain is within my county. this testimony reflects the views of the other four county commissioners as well. these are also the views of many political and local leaders in rural nevada. mr. chairman, we deeply appreciate that you, congressman green, and others took the time to visit him at the mountain and meet local people in nevada. as you learned, there are many of us who live next to yucca mountain to support the completion of the licensing process. most of us who live in the vicinity believe the decision should be made based on sound science. this can only happen if a full review by the nuclear regulatory commission is done. if the nrc deems the repository save, i favor the construction. i am sure you understand that no one is more concerned about the safety and welfare of nine county than me and the other four commissioners. it is mine community, my family, my friends who live and work here.

gary sinise will announce the formation of a special foundation to help causes around the military. on july 1, mrr for nasa, will discuss the nation's future in space and plans to extend a human presence beyond low earth orbit. we also know that the retiring astronaut mark kelly will be at our table that day. ted leonza, who made interesting draft picks for the washington wizards and the majority owner as well of the washington capitals will be here on june 13. in terms of would-be depor -- formalities, i'd like to present you with our national press club coffee mug as a toke on the you. >> thanks very much. >> finally, a last question for our speaker. you're planning to write a book after you leave office. we're wondering whether it be take us behind the scenes of the decision making. will it be a tell-all? or is there an angle to average people that you'd like to get across in the book? >> it will not be a tell-all. i think worked very hard in this crisis with the best of motives and there were certainly different perspectives and philosophies. i think it's important for those to be explained t

of deutsche boerse group is gary katz, president and chief executive officer of the new york stock exchange, an american equity options exchange owned by deutsche boerse. mr. katz is also a member of eurex. his positions at the international securities and exchange and direct edge make mr. katz the executive most intimately familiar with deutsche boerse's current american operations. each witness has written statements, which will be entered into the record in their entirety. and i ask that each witness summarize his or her testimony in five minutes to help you stay within that time limit there is a timing light on your table. when it switches to yellow you will have one minute to complete your testimony. when it turns red, it signals that your time is up. and we'll start with mr. liebowitz. welcome. >> good afternoon, chairman. members of the subcommittee. on behalf of our company and shareholders i would like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify today. for 219 years we've been one of the world's premier companies for trade, commerce and free markets. we're committed to maintaining the iconic stature and that's why i'm here today to talk

, gary locke, correctly observed -- quote -- "manufacturing is essential to america's economic competitiveness. it's a vital source of good, middle-class jobs. it's a key driver of innovation, "said mr locke. with 9.1% unemployment with a soft economy, government and washington need to allow manufacturers such as boeing to prosper, innovate and create jobs. we need to make it easier and cheaper for those manufacturers to make in the united states what they sell in the united states. expanding new production lines in south carolina was a business decision made by boeing's executives and board members on behalf of its shareholders who believed it was in the country's best interests. as i mentioned, those board members, those chief executives of that company are well respected, including by the president of the united states who has invited them to be a part of his administration. but under this administration, the nlrb seems only to be concerned about the interests and agenda of organized labor, an agenda that has been soundly rejected by the vast majority of private sector workers in both right-to-work states and nonright-to-work states across the country in recent years. so, mr. pre