it's clergy annulate. of course as you may know as a former congregational rabbi it was an important running. so i have to stand up for the lay people. >> please. >> you were talking about the ongoing work of the council. one of the things we are proud of is the second thursday of every month for the early riser -- early risers that is from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 we have a congregation. they will host that breakfast. it's complimently. and then we have someone offer a meditation from their tradition. and then we bring in an agency or presenter in which congregations can key into. they don't have to reinvent the weal wheal. and finally and i hope rita agrees i think what people enjoy most is the faith journey. next week we are going to be having old first and calvary churches will host the breakfast. we will have rabbi mark who is a conservative rabbi offer the meditation. and then we will have someone faith action universitied come and spoke about the interrogatory response to the budget crisis. what congregati

of course, she was a woman who was supposedly divorced by annulment of napoleon. and she didn't invest so much in stocks and shares. her thing was property. and she built up an enormous portfolio of properties. be but she, when she was in europe, she would get her aunt, an unmarried aunt over here to do more or less the same thing for her. so this is very much a transatlantic thing in certain circles. and this was what set me out to write the book. and i, and i think that perhaps this has been missed in the past because of the way women wrote their letters. i mean, you know, they at no time just write a business letter. so bess' letter in the archives at this city bank was not just about the investments. it was interweaved with comments about, you know, what was she going to wear to court that day and, ooh, who was going to be at the ball the next -- oh, and do tell me about the chilean bonds. do you think we should buy some more? oh, and i hear mrs. wellesley's had a new baby. and, so for people reading letters quite quickly, they could miss these little nuggets

you are a man who has enough courage to annul a wrong and mistaken action. and libya should be left to the libyans. responding to the letter, secretary of state hillary clinton said gadhafi needs to withdraw his forces, and that there needs to be a decision about his departure. the former congressman curt weldon arrived in libya yesterday at gadhafi's invitation. weldon says he is on a private mission to get the libyan leader to step down. >> i came here, you know, because i want to do something positive. and want to help my government, whom i fully support, get out of what is a very difficult situation. >> this is weldon's seventh visit to libya. >>> another american missing since the earthquake in tsunami in japan has been found dead. monty dickson was a 26-year-old teacher from alaska. he managed to call his girlfriend just minutes after the quake hit, but then the tsunami hit in that city where he was working. and unfortunately, he did die. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," big changes coming to youtube, and why shopping helps you actually live longer. i like

the polls forty nine percent i think today said they thought that president obama's handling of annulling afghanistan badly that's the news war my god he needs to take note of that seventy percent i think in poll after poll now are showing that they believe america is on the wrong course showing that they understand what these two republicans or else you're talking about that not having a job not having any prospect for a job not having a robust prosperous future in mind is a significant they attribute the national security eisenhower said all of this in a speech to the un chamber of commerce in may of one nine hundred sixty the one nine hundred sixty s. i recall he defined national security he said it's not planes it's not tanks it's not ships it's not soldiers or marines or even what it is is the parity and the economic robustness of one hundred forty million americans it was that our that was our population at the top. that's what our security is it's all of us feeling reasonably confident about our status our future our jobs our prosperity and so forth we don't have not anymore i thin

he met the chair now recognizes the distinguished annulments that committee chairman, patrick mchenry for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you so much for holding this today. governors committing an act being here. congressman quickly as the ranking member of my subcommittee has held hearings in state budgets and pensions and their impact on municipal bond market. two essential questions in the least about. first, what is the true debt version and second, what must be done to mitigate the immediate crisis and put all forms of government on a solid fiscal project tree. after holding hearings, rating agencies and other parts about state budgets and pensions, we confirmed what we would hear from the testimony today. they are states and municipalities on record. we are now projecting aggregate budget shortfalls to 112 billion for this year alone and it only gets worse from here on out. if that wasn't enough, the unfunded liabilities upwards of $3.2 trillion in $383 billion for local governments. some of which a state's accounting, representing shadow accounting. som