mr. ruck? >> judge, i would call morris' mother angel to the stand, please.t were to decide that morris need not be locked up any longer, would you be willing to have him released to your custody? >> i'm always willing. but i just wonder if that's what's best for him. >> well, do you think it's best to keep him locked up? >> here, no, i don't. but as far as what helps, i know that there's a problem and he does need some help. >> does he recognize there's a problem? >> yes, he does. >> why do you say that? >> we discussed it and he does admit that there is an anger problem. >> and do you think it's appropriate that he go home with you? >> i'll try. >> that's what you want to do? >> i'll try. >> after listening to all of the arguments and assessing the witnesses, i would say that the mother, mrs. mosley, certainly gave her heartfelt testimony and i can feel for her as a parent when she said she's willing, but i also think what she didn't go on to say which i think she probably would admit to is that he's a little bit of a handful for her. more importantly to me

mr. morris. i think president obama who once again equated the tea party with the occupiers last night on leno, okay, i think he and the democratic party are going to have to start distancing themselves. they are going to get caught. >> yeah, it's their demonstrating in oakland which used to be run by jerry brown, former mayor of oakland. you have to assume that he has hired radicals up and down the city government. and the oakland police need to use tear gas. imagine what happens when they get to a city with a more robust police force like chicago. i think that there is a very good chance that this one devolve into violence as the tea party never did. it's going to demonize the left in a way the tea party never did to the right. >> bill: all right, now, i agree with you. i see the picture is clear as i have seen anything in my analysis of the past 15 years. this movement did start as a populist movement. all right? people are discouraged, can't get jobs. not making any i'm teed off. that was gen

mr. morris. i think president obama oncenk again equated the a tea party wh the occupy areas on len know. i think he and the democratic party have to distance themselves or they're going to get caught. >> it's their demonstrator indeo oakland which used to be run by jerry brown, the former mayor of oakland. you have to assume he's hired radicals up and down city government, and the oaklandt. police need to use tear gas.what imagine what happens when they c get to a city with a mo row lik buflt -- more robust police for like chicago. thithere's a chance this willnt evolve into violence as the teae party never did. i think it's going to demonize the left in the way the tea party never did to the right. i agree with you, and i think t i see the picture as clear as i've seen anything in my analysis in the past 15 years.th this movement did start as a populist movement and people art discouraged. they can't get a job, i'm not making any money, they see the fat cats bankrupting companies and they walk

mr. morris and mr. corzine were maryland residents. like so many other federal employees, they went to work every day, serving the american people and trying to earn a living for themselves and their families. less than a week after being exposed to the deadly anthrax at the mail facility, both men died of their exposures. the brentwood postal facility which was shuttered for months while the building was disinfected now proudly bears their names, honoring two federal employees who died doing their jobs. literally thousands of other federal employees bravely went back to work, making sure our government continued to function in the most uncertain of times. while most federal workers crammed together in small make-shift office space, other brave federal employees put themselves in harm's way, trying to contain the spread of the weaponnized spores and to clean up the deadly bacteria. it has been fashionable of late to criticize the environmental protection agency, but i remind everyone that members of e.p.a.'s region three led the emerge

mr. speaker, he sn't disappointed. he said this very clear, very plain, irirresponsible to increase nhs spending in real terms. that is labour's position. that it's irresponsible to increase health spending. we disagree. >> james morris. >> thank you, mr. speaker. too many children in britain today live in families that don't provide them with the loving and stable environment that they deserve. and thas led to many of our most pressing social problems. would the prime minister agree with me that -- this government needs to do all it can to help some of britain's most problem families? >> i completely agree with my honorable friend. if you look at the evence, some of the most troubled families in our country -- they get a huge amount of interventions from the police, from social services, from education and the rest of it but no one is rely getting in there to help turn those families around,o change what those families do to give them a better chance. so we are establishing a new unit under the leadership of louise casey who i think has been a superb official over the last decade and we'll be putting in huge resources of the 120,000 most troubled families in our country. i think we can make a huge difference and red

mr. speaker, he hasn't disappointed. he said this very clear, very plain, irirresponsible to increase nhs spending in real terms. that is labour's position. that it's irresponsible to increase health spending. we disagree. >> james morris. >> thank you, mr. speaker. too many children in britain today live in families that don't provide them with the loving and stable environment that they deserve. and that's led to many of our most pressing social problems. would the prime minister agree with me that -- this government needs to do all it can to help some of britain's most problem families? >> i completely agree with my honorable friend. if you look at the evidence, some of the most troubled families in our country -- they get a huge amount of interventions from the police, from social services, from education and the rest of it but no one is really getting in there to help turn those families around, to change what those families do to give them a better chance. so we are establishing a new unit under the leadership of louise casey who i think has been a superb official over the last decade and we'll be putting in huge resources of the 120,000 most troubled families in our country. i think we can make a huge difference

mr. pollster himself, dick morris.ou have an insight. >> yeah. >> bill: to jay carney and the fast and furious. >> yes. >> what is the insight? >> the media assumes that the white house press secretary and s. one notch below the president and has access to everybody. they don't. mike mccurry who was one of the all-time great press secretaries never even attended the weekly strategy meetings. i think that obama is high and mighty, some what isolated, some what of a part-time president, holder probably takes his cue from him. and they don't bother with the minuteons that are out there and brief. >> bill: but carney has to go out there and face a couple of tough guys. >> yes. >> bill: you would think that somebody, chief of staff, somebody would be coordinating a message so he doesn't look like a college sophomore. >> my guess is nobody wants to bring the bad news to obama or holder that this is something serious you have to talk about. >> bill: you got to be kidding me. >> it is please the boss syndrome and not telling.

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morris, bbc news, brussels. >> well, the european parliament is meeting at the moment, and the european commission president, jose manuel barroso, has been giving his reaction to the agreement hammered out last night. >> mr. president, president of the european council, honorable members, following along with the meeting that just concluded a few hours ago, i am pleased to stand before you this morning and confirm that today europe is closer to resolving its economic and financial crisis and to getting back on fast growth. euro summit took solid and substantial steps that should enable europe to turn the corner. ahead of european council, commission demanded a comprehensive approach. we insisted that different aspects of the crisis should be tackled together and not in a piecemeal fashion. i presented a proposal to you on 12 of october and also sent to government at the same time. this road map was very large supported by this parliament. i thank you for this. and i am pleased to inform you that five elements have been comprehensively addressed at this european council and summit. we know that the agreement are not an end point. they mean the beginning of a long part of hard work. but today we have a mor

mr. morris. ken hill has the information, and he's armed. you asked me to find him. that's what i'm trying to do before anyone else gets hurt. if we give the federal government information that leads to other burial sites, people, like hill, will use it for the same purpose. i'm sorry, but you'll have to find him some other way. we got problems. why, what? the math doesn't jibe? the math always works. what i realize is this-- there's way too many possible locations. you think hill's working off better information? no. i spoke to some people at calsci's social sciences department. i spoke to several anthropologists as well, and what they tell me is what hill is trying to do is almost, well, really, almost impossible. why? the skull? it's a once-in-a-lifetime find. you can't just go out and expect to find ancient human remains at other sites, no matter how much math you do. yeah, but, charlie, i mean, the guy is desperate. but he's also a scientist. he has to realize the same things i did. we still getting hits on his credit cards? yeah, i have the list right here. i m