mr. william buxton was a witness. (gasping) lady glenmire's new tippet, in teal blue, came from johnson's. it was a fringed flemish velvet, and... i helped her to select it on the tuesday of last week. what did she say it was for? church. (wheezing) it is an insult to all cranford, to be so devious. asking us to an evening party, with no intimation whatever of its purpose. it is the custom of cranford to call upon a bride. it is not the custom to call upon a traitor. who has been betrayed? the baron glenmire's memory has been betrayed. if my sister-in-law must dash her pedigree against the stones, and set up home in a hovel that fronts the street, she cannot expect any sanction from me. i will not condone this marriage. and i shall bar my door to everyone who chooses to acknowledge it. (door slams) but lady glenmire is mrs. jamieson's relative. and she and captain brown are both our friends. and transparency held no sway in either case. why should we oblige them with our blessing? because they have found affection in

mr. williams.you work for the two gses that were recipients of the largest bailout in the history of the country, and i would maybe -- maybe aig's close. i don't -- and there is outrage at the failure of fannie and freddie and 5 lot of the activity -- a lot of the activity that went on. gretchen morrison's book outlines many of the problems, and i also recognize that as i saw in the case of the new aig president and the general motors president, they took a lot of slings and arrows for what their predecessors did, and so i do have sympathy for you. i think we all have to realize, though, that the world's changed, and ebb manies of congress are really -- and members of congress are realizing that on many occasions and altering our behavior, and i think that it's a good positive thing because we have to restore the confidence of the american people, and my legislation, i believe, does that now, and does it have a negative of making it more difficult to hire capable people? it probably does. i do say

mr. williams. we're here in cimarron, kansas. there are blizzard warnings in parts of six states. snow. wind gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. you can feel it. you can hear it. that's going to cause blowing and drifting. in a december where many are asking where is the snow? we have had only 25% of the snowfall we shoveled last december. take a look. tonight and tomorrow, plenty of it in the high plains. six to ten inches with a howling winds. we'll have drifts up to three to four feet. already some highways have been shut. interstates may be impacted. tomorrow the storm heads up through the lakes. the track we have seen many time this is fall and this coming winter will bring warm air up and that means rain up to chicago. by wednesday the rain will hit the east coast. so if you have a flight wednesday between new york and atlanta you may have delays. good day thursday. maybe more rain friday. christmas eve looks dry. brian, unlike last year only about 50% of americans versus last year will have a white christmas. back to you. >> mike, thanks for stopping for us. sorry about the snow

mr. william should be released from prison. [applause] he is currently still in prison because the state has an appeal, but the judge basically said, it will be remanded to the same judge at said the evidence was bogus. the police department basically botched all the evidence. they executed more people in harris county than in many states. the judge says by next year this time, they fully expect him to be home with his family after being locked up for more than 18 years, more than half his life. so even just a small part of this victory on the horizon, that has been a blessing and an honor to be a part of that. i have a friend who is a skinhead -- was a skinhead. he was a white guy who used to beat up black people and gay people in texas. when he was the same age of the guy that got into trouble with the law as well, they used to hang outside of dallas. they would wait on a park bench, send a guy out, and when somebody came out to flirt with him, they would beat him up. that was their weekend fun. they would go gay bashing. a s

mr. williams. we're here in cimarron, kansas. there are blizzard warnings.d ghosts 40 to 50 miles per hour. you can feel it. you can hear it. that's going to cause blowing and drifting. in a december where many are asking where is the snow? we have had only 25% of the snowfall we shoveled last december. tonight and tomorrow, plenty of it in the high plains. six to ten inches with a howling winds. we'll have dris three to five feet. interstates may be acted. tomorrow the storm heads up through the lakes. the track we have seen many times brings warm air up meaning rain up to chicago. by wednesday the rain will hit the east coast. so if you have a flight wednesday between new york and atlanta you may have delays. good day thursday. maybe more rain friday. christmas eve looks dry. brian, unlike last year only about 50% of americans versus last year will have a white christmas. back to you. >> mike, thanks for stopping for us. sorry about the snow in your right ear. good luck getting to dodge city. >>> still ahead as "nightly news" continues on this monday eveni

mr. williams. each year the library of congress adds new titles to the national film registry. we have the new classics that made the list. >> my momma always said life was like a box of chocolates. >> reporter: forrest gump is one of 25 years congress chose this year to preserve. the newly honored classics span decades from 1912's silent drama cry of the children to walt disney's personal favorite bambi. >> it's a film that succeeds with each generation. it captures a new age of viewers. it's one of those films that endures from one generation to the next. >> reporter: some are based on true stories, like stand and deliver. and norma rae, a drama about unionization and the empowerment of women. any new movies out now will have to wait. they have to be at least 10 years old. >> the current tim. s i don't think any of them would belong in that. >> reporter: the library chooses movies that reflect american culture and history, from the controversial depiction of african americans to the cold war hysteria in war of the worlds. even one of the greatest villains of all time, hanniba

mr. williams. >> well, your ship came in, mr.ackson. >> yes, sir. >> and you weren't on it. [ laughter ] >> you know. i tell you, you know. but what we're watching. we have been watching these cruise ships coming in and out. these will be coming in and out. and with the weather we've had over the last few days, i have to think some of those want to stay here. >> i know. vacation here in baltimore. >> yeah, you know. >> we were at 62 degrees just after midnight today, this morning. >> wow. >> and temperatures have been dropping through the morning. but 62 degrees going into the week before christmas. how can you complain about that. it's cooling down. more seasonably appropriate for what we expect this time of year. right now, temperatures are currently at bwi, thurgood marshall, in the 30s. we're at 33 degrees now. 25 is your dew point. relative humidity at 38%. winds from the west/northwest, keeping a bit of a chilly wind going across. and 30.18 is your barometer reading. around the state, we have 31 in oakland now. 47 in ocean

mrs. williams which is minds godson the general manager of the white sox kenny williams. it was not for jerry and apple i do not think i would've been in san jose and i think that will change the course of history. back >>gary: how many years before they erected a statue of you on san jose state? >> i believe the was about 38 years. >>gary: let me read one more. >>gary: can you show this, you thought they were to take your life shortly after your stand in mexico city? >> we went against the confidential information act, they fought us to nl, when he got reported he sent to me after the statue was built in san jose he says when you find time read this. when i read it was a conspiracy to get tommy smith, john carlos and lee evans to mexico at a time to call me go with this to this down there that lost their lives to make a clean house and get rid of everybody the same way. >>gary: you are still standing and they do for me. and you are about to see history, any media person paaying for a book. [laughter] >>> fraud? is that what kim kardashian's ex just alleged in new marriag

mr. williams. i am a recovering democrat, recovering republican. i'm a legislative bill reader for a large labor union. there was a lady that called in earlier that was concerned about jobs. one of the things that seems to be overlooked, and i will try to be brief, no. 1 on green jobs and clean energy it represents 2.5% of our energy needs. and to try to force the other 97% and cause problems with the economy is something we should not be doing. no. 2, environmental legislation to increasing more and more every year. they have become so punitive, they actually force business out of the country. no. 3 would be a congress that would create legislation to solve a problem with a positive and beneficial results. i still have my fantasy of a public official standards and accountability act, but we have not got there yet. i appreciate your alec. some of these folks that call in, it is distressing to me. i want to thank you. if you have any comments on the environmental and impacts, this is a reality. this really affects the country. it affects the people

mr. williams does not have skeletons in his closet, i might to see him on the ballot this was funny to watch when the media turned on howard dean, hillary, and they picked obama, and now they got a taste of what every republican gets a taste of continuously, and now they are trying to whittle down and take the can of it for the republican. i just hope we wind up with a strong canada. i like mitt romney. -- i just hope we wind up with a strong canada. >> we leave "washington journal." >> democrats and republicans agree the payroll tax cut needs to be extended for a full year to provide the kind of relief that americans need and the struggling economy. the house last week passed a bill to do just that. instead of posting -- passing the house bill or another bill which extended the payroll tax credit for a year, the senate democratic leaders passed a two- month extension of punting the problem into next year. we oppose the senate bill because doing a two-month extension instead of a full-year extension causes uncertainty for job creators. i used to run a small business. i hired workers. a two-m

williams store. president olague: mr. cornell, you can come to the microphone also. >> there will not be a sherman williams product in his store. the only sherman williams stores sell sherman williams products. president olague: it looks like the motion -- please, mr. cornell. definitely. >> i cannot think of any compromise like that. commissioner borden: i just thought i would ask. president olague: ok, we have a motion on the floor to deny the project. recall the question. >> the motion on the floor is for disapproval of the proposal that is before you. on that motion, commissioner miguel >> no. >> commissioner borden president olagu, -- the passes 4-3. thank you, commissioners. you're now on item number 13, kasich 2011.0861dd comment discretionary review request. president olague: no point taking a break, right? we should go through with the two items. >> good afternoon, planning commission couldn't i am the southwest team leader. we have a request for discretionary review of the building permit a -- proposing for a two

mr. roger williams. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i welcome the reduction in corporation tax and that will encourage those businesses to expand 90% of the businesses in my constituency are not incorporated and won't benefit from a reduction. will the prime minister in sure that in the spring budget these businesses and given similar tax incentives so that they can insure they will go to their full potential in the economy and communities they serve. >> appraise the hon. john:for the magnificence specimen underneath his nose and the effort he spent. we are not going to wait for the budget in order to help these businesses. we already extended the rate relief freeze for small businesses and the national loan guarantee >> you have been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. question time airs live on c- span to on wednesday that 7:00 p.m. -- at 7:00 a.m. eastern. and what anytime at c-span.org where you can find video of past prime ministers questions and other public affairs programs. coming up, republic

mr. gosar: johnny r. manalito. >> william mckay. mr. gosar: chester nez. >> jack nez. mr. gosar: lloyd olver. >> joe palmer. mr. gosar: frank danny pete. >> nelson s. thompson. mr. gosar: harry sosi. >> john willie. mr. gosar: william dean wilson. does my friend have any further comments? >> i would only ask unanimous consent to submit into the record an article from the santa if he new mexican also captured a story talking about mr. chester nez as well as the article, the last of the navajo code talkers, by morales and again, mr. gosar, as we celebrate tonight to never forget about the contributions of the navajo people, to never forget about the contributions of the navajo people to our great nation. with the work that they've done, not only through the cold war, but going back to all the work that was done and as we pointed out earlier, in the words of major howard connor, were it not for the navajos, the marines never would have taken iwo jima. it's a great night to be here to celebrate and i thank you for bringing us together. i yield back. mr. gosar: i thank the gent

mr. william hague. >> on the protection for national literature, would my right honorable friend gently remind deputy prime minister and the leader of the opposition that even, even 1971 paper confirms that you have to maintain the veto and use it in the national interest and to protect the fabric of the european union or lending committee as a whole. my right honorable friend's a depth the phrase has exerted all his influence to ensure that britain is protected. and willie also take it that europe itself will learn from his example? >> where i agree with my honorable friend come and i'm grateful for his support, is that it is important when you're looking at changing the institutions of the e.u., there must be unanimity. and the fee does come if you feel your national interest are not being protected, and it's very important we maintain that in the e.u. >> sir stuart bell. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister talks to trading nation. he talked to invest and job. he talked of the importance of the eurozone. why doesn't he help greece and appellate? [inaudible] why isn't helping the eu

mr. speaker, are our william wallace. >> now, i haven't watched "braveheart" in a while, but i know one thing. william wallace and the gang get slaughtered in this movie. that's already begun for house republicans. >> it is harming the republican party. it is harming the view, if it's possible any more of the american people about congress. >> and it's not just mccain. remember senator mitch mcconnell, the man who was high-fiving this weekend about the payroll tax cut deal? well, his silence is deafening. he's left speaker boehner and the house out on a limb, but what's worse than losing mcconnell? how about the editorial page of ruper murdoch's "wall street journal"? it's calling the house's handling of this a, quote, fiasco, saying republicans have thoroughly botched the politics on this one. you botched it all right. too bad your bad politics are also hurting 160 million americans and 3 million unemployed. joining me now is congressman emanuel cleaver, the democrat from missouri, and chairman of the congressional black cac us. also with me dana milbank, columnist for "the washington post."

mr. william hague. >> on the protection for national literature, would my right honorable friend gently remindthe deputy prime minister and the leader of the opposition that even, even 1971 paper confirms that you have to maintain the veto and use it in the national interest and to protect the fabric of the european union or lending committee as a whole. my right honorable friend's a depth the phrase has exerted all his influence to ensure that britain is protected. and willie also take it that europe itself will learn from his example? >> where i agree with my honorable friend come and i'm grateful for his support, is that it is important when you're looking at changing the institutions of the e.u., there must be unanimity. and the fee does come if you feel your national interest are not being protected, and it's very important we maintain that in the e.u. >> sir stuart bell. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister talks to trading nation. he talked to invest and job. he talked of the importance of the eurozone. why doesn't he help greece and appellate? [inaudible] why isn't helping the

mr. williams does not have skeletons in his closet, i would like to see him on the ballot. what i would like to get at is how the media did herman cain. it was funny to watch one of the media turned on howard dean, they turned on hillary, and picked obama. now they got a taste of whatever republican -- >> see this segment in its entirety on c-span.org. now to the white house briefing with a spokesman jay carney. >> i don't have any announcements, so let's go straight to questions. >> north korea, then move tothe tax.ll is the president concerned at all about the security of the nuclear arsenal in north korea? >> the united states is closely monitoring events in the aftermath of kim jong il's debt. our focus is on coordinating closely with allies and partners. we have reaffirmed our unwavering commitment to the stability of the current peninsula and the security of our allies, south korea and japan. the president, as you know, has had eight working relationship with -- has had a close working relationship with president lee. secretary clinton, secretary panetta, national sec

mr. williams at npr. my colleague from associated press on the print side, michelle, and she is president of the national association of hispanic journalists and member of the national press club as well. congratulations to rafaiel williams the son of our guest speaker just having graduated from haverford. [applause] >> that's fine, we can allow one round of applause. [applause] >> well deserved. tamela bay an independent freelance journalist and she has formerly worked for npr and delease williams, the wife of our guest speaker today. stepping over the podium, bob keith is the senior press club for the national resources defense council and he's the speaker who organized the luncheon first time out great job, bob. greg month, bloomberg news he's chair of the npc diverse community. he and i worked together in buffalo, new york, years ago and we're both sworn to secrecy about that and my colleague from associated press broadcast, a new member of the national press club, lila, she works for associated press

secretary of defense william cohen. mr.ecretary, what is your reaction to what the general had to say in terms of, in pretty direct commentary that we are seeing a real ratcheting up, and we have obviously been seeing an arms race in that region. >> well, several things occur to me. number one, i suspect that he is concerned that the iranians may think that our attention has been diverted because of what is going on in north korea, and secondly, this is the last day that we have pulled out of iraq that perhaps they are going to send a signal they are the ones who are going to dominate the region and maybe they will miscalculate and do something provocative and draw us into a conflict. and the third thing is that there seems to be something going on inside of iran in which they have been miscalculating by allegedly, at least, planning to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states. if that had taken place, that would have led a u.s.-response that would have meant a regime change for sure in iran. so there are a num

secretary of defense william cohen. mr.retary, what is your reaction to what the general had to say in terms of, in pretty direct commentary that we are seeing a real ratcheting up, and we have obviously been seeing an arms race in that region. >> well, several things occur to me. number one, i suspect that he is concerned that the iranians may think that our attention has been diverted because of what is going on in north korea, and secondly, this is the last day that we have pulled out of iraq that perhaps they are going to send a signal they are the ones who are going to dominate the region and maybe they will miscalculate and do something provocative and draw us into a conflict. and the third thing is that there seems to be something going on inside of iran in which they have been miscalculating by allegedly, at least, planning to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states. if that had taken place, that would have led a u.s.-response that would have meant a regime change for sure in iran. so there are a numbe

mr. clay: i ask that we recognize the long life and heroic service of william t. trant and pass the underlying bill withoutres.er nation -- reservation. having no further speakers, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. issa: i join with my colleague and move that we support unanimously the william trant post office naming and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is is, will the house suspend the rules an pass h.r. 2767? those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- mr. issa: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. issa: i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order that a quorum is not present. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on the question will be postponed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentl

mr. speaker, are our william wallace. let's rush to the fight, get us back to washington. let's get our work done. and we're doing that. >> is that what you told john boehner, that he's your william wallace? >> that's exactly -- well, i call him mel gibson. i couldn't remember william wallace. but now i know, of course, and yes. >> well, e.j., mel gibson died in that movie, and i think politically john boehner followed those footsteps somewhat today. >> i think this was -- i think this was more the gang that couldn't shoot straight, myself. you know, what's interesting is that within that republican caucus you do have people who seem to be living in their own political world. and i think it's people who represent really, really conservative districts where, you know, that old reagan line i've always liked quoting before, you know, the right hand doesn't know what the far right hand is doing. and in this case you've got districts where it's very right or even righter than that. and so they believe they can go off and do this. they won't suffer much back in their districts.

mr. mathews and said, "hi, my name is brenda williams," blah, blah, blah, and he said, "i know about you. you don't have to give me an introduction." >> few in sumter would deny that dr. brenda williams is a force of nature, or that her husband dr. joe is the calm in the eye of the storm. she's a general practitioner. he's an internist and geriatrician. they've run a clinic in this city of 100,000 for 30 years. no one is turned away. her latest project is called do right and the folks who agree to "do right" get on the list to get a free home. so far they've given away four. >> this is my dining room. i never had one of those before. >> it's a nice dining room. it's the first house patricia dunham has ever owned. for her and her husband and three kids, it's a dream come true. it may be comfortable now but it wasn't when the doctor found it. >> the house had a porch that was falling in. it had 59 broken window panes. all of the wiring was stripped of copper. the plumbing stuff was missing. the houses are not just given, "given" to the families, they have to work for it. they have to earn i

mr. speaker are our william wallace. let's rush to the fight.ur work done and we are doing that. bill: is that what you told john boehner, that he's your william wail as? >> i called him mel gibson because i couldn't remember william wallace. but now i know. i think the speaker listened to everybody. there were some points extremely well made. some members felt like regular order would be to go to conference. we go back and forth, agree, disagree. and we can't tomorrow to an agreement, let's go to conference and get this done before the end of the year. bill: now you will have to figure this out. the senate passed it overwhelmingly. they had 89 votes for this. how could the senate go forward if folks like yourself and the house majority were going to bounce it back potentially. what happens here? >> i'm scratching my head. i don't know. maybe they got if the false impression the speaker and the house would be okay with this. we are absolutely not okay. we passed a bill for a full year on the unemployment issue and the payroll tax issue, and also

mr. long is the father william andrew long, the young army private who was killed outside an arkansas military recruiting center in 2009. mr. long has a distinguished record of service at this country that includes 17 years unless the service in the united states during core and 10 years as an officer. during his military career, mr. long served nearly eight years overseas in nearly 19 years in the operating forces of the fleet marine force. in addition to the overseas service of the federal government, mr. long has trails in afghanistan and is visited roughly 50 countries including pakistan, lebanon can this theory, iraq and iran. between him and his wife, his family has been connected with the united states armed forces since 1918. before he recognized mr. long for his opening statement, that to acknowledge mr. melvin put so, who was seated directly behind mr. long. mr. bledsoe testified before a committee, the house committee in march of this year. he is the father who was convicted of his murdered son. mr. bledsoe's presence here in support of mr. long is a testament to how to to considera

mr. romney on what he really thinks of president obama. and later juan williams and mary katharine ham and mike huckabee will weigh in on the interview and we will be right >> bill: continue iting now with mitt romney. we begin with his take on the president of the united states. what's the matter with president obama's leadership? you say that he is not doing the job. i mean obviously the unemployment rate and the economy is shaky. there is no doubt about that. what about obama the man? what is he missing in the leadership component in your opinion? >> well, one he has never been a leader before. and so a few of us looked at him and said what do you think about selecting the man as president who has never led anything he? didn't lead in the illinois senate. >> harvard u. >> it's wonderful to be able to be author and editor i'm talking about leading an organization. leading a group of people. growing something. hiring people, firing people. all the process of leadership he has never had that experience. he didn't recognize that part of leadership is finding allie

mr. romney on what he really thinks of president obama. and later juan williams and mary katharine ham and mike huckabee will weigh in on the [ male announcer ] the more you lose, the more you lose, because for every two pounds you lose through diet and exercise, alli can help you lose one more by blocking some of the fat you eat. let's fight fat with alli. ♪ but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! >> bill: continue iting now with mitt romney. we begin with his take on the president of the united states. what's the matter with president obama's leadership? you say that he is not doing the job. i mean obviously the unemployment rate and the economy is shaky. there is no doubt about that. what about obama the man? what is he missing in the leadership component in your opinion? >> well, one he has never been a leader before. and so a f