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we are on the case ne i'm dominique dawes and there's a big advantage parents can give their kids --ing sure they get active at least 60 minutes each day. studies show that physical activity not only helps kids stay healthy, it can enhance important skills, like concentration and problem solving, which can improve academic performance. this means physical activity can help your kids in the most important game of all -- life. gerri: attention taxpayers, you could be on the hook for another bailout. the federal housing administration posting a massive 18 billion-dollar deficit, prompting fears that the agency could require a taxpayer bailout for the first time in its history. for more, we have a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute and former fannie mae vice president. welcome back to the show. always great to have you here. i can't get over the fact, you know, we saw this coming, it was like a freight train that was on the tracks for a long time. were finally here. and i just can't believe we're going to have to bail this agency out. were there any other options? to a

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. >> maybe william dawes. jay she a real founding father. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up with michael moynihan. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye." return appearances from patti ann browne and gavin mcguinness. and mark lamont hill will be in for bill. time to go back to michael moynihan for the post game wrap up. >> sounds like a good show. >> quickly, bill is partially right. jimmy carter was on the malaysian coin. diane, are you there? >> hello. >> what are you doing on governor huckabee's show? >> it is december 22nd and 23rd, but they wanted me to sing a christmas song. >> excellent. >> stay tuned, everybody. >> that's amazing. charles, where can viewers see you later this very morning? >> on the fox business network with stewart barney. the british man who can say anything wrong because he has the accent.

>> it dawes because they're unable to coordinate. beal surprised what happens over mobile phones and through the internet and using smart phones. >> and texting. >> but they still have two-way radios and sat phones. but its it harder for them, not impossible. but it's a sign that -- the assad regime hasn't done this until now and it's a sign we're entering a new phase. >> warner: do you think the assad forces need the same infrastructure or do they have their own? >> i think they need it and do they have their own closed network? if it's a result of a power failure to the communications system, that's one thing. hezbollah has its own communication system in lebanon, if it's something like that we're looking at a -- the regime lashing out possibly and communicating in that way. >> warner: in the video we just saw that damascus rebel outfit was described as jihadist. how prevalent and prominent are jihadists within the larger rebel forces at this point? >> they're a minority but salafists are a main part of it. also islamists in genera

any hope that now grows in burma is a tribute to daw suu.f the most powerful governments on earth tried to silence one woman. easyst have seemed an task, but instead, it was broken by her character. her perseverance and violence were a symbol that integrity was still possible in burma, and a symbol became an inspiration for activists, months, and millions around the world. when her long isolation ended, some of us had finally met her a person and finfound not symbol, but a woman of tremendous humor, honesty and grace period that has only increased our admiration. when political prisoners are freed and normal political life revives, it is the start of a new task. burma has needed her courage and patience. now it needs her wisdom and leadership in the work of reform and reconciliation. her contribution to burma is decades old and just beginning. today our country honors an exceptional woman who became the mother of her country and we pledge our support in the work ahead. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united s

. >> nigel dawes. >> is very clear leveson does not propose any statutory regulation and no one in this house wants to see that in any way shape or form. isn't it very, very important over the coming days and weeks that nobody outside or in here implications tries to frame in those terms. this is getting proper redress for those abused in a wrong way. it is not crossing any rubicon. >> i think were justice leveson as ridiculous as that to that is not advocating statutory regulations which the whole house would recoil from. he's trying to do something which is ingenious, but is materially different because it's based on voluntary participation. none the less voluntary participation from all parts of the press. as for the detail and design of the incentives offered to the press are incredibly important. >> john barron. >> is your speaker, i suggest the liberal nor democratic and accordingly, does he understand the reason so many big feel they are unable to seek justice through the legal system, which is often considered too complex and too costly? what is he going to do within the coaliti