frost, i would like to thank you for the service that you have done with the asap committee. also, please thank the people who participate and put time into this. we have read your report. we also note there is a regularity to actual visitation, that this is not a think tank, egghead international exercise in writing memos or mathematical simulation. we take two or all of your comments including the degradation of the nasa facilities and your caution about maintaining morale and confidence among our work force. let's get right to this whole issue of going commercial. there is inherent tension between baldness and innovation because technology moves fast and its development. it moves faster than government contracts and procurement. at the same time, we're not sending packages of tang into space. we are sending our astronauts and the astronauts from other countries. they rely on us. when -- on page 3 of your testimony, you say we have not been evaluated the proposals and cannot comment on their eventual safety. we must point out that nasa has not yet established any safety req

. >> are you referring to the asap, sir? iraq the overall safety program. >> i'm not ignoring the impetus for another one. if you ask brian o'connor, with my conscience, i might direct to your safety and insurance, she will tell you i listen to them every day. john frost is going to come up and i think he will tell you that i listen to it every day. and we are decidedly looking at everyone's concerns on safety and that's why i can assure everybody before we put a human in a vehicle and launch them off this planet, we're going to the safest possible vehicle. it is my life. it is a nasa's core values and a lot of other companies that would say that safety is one of their core values. >> buick confirmed four times commanded you not? >> i had every confidence in the world that i was going to return safely to earth and i will be with every asked him to have weathered separately produced vehicle coming for produced recording the other vehicle. >> that's not the message received at nasa right now. thank you, madam chairman. >> sena

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. >> are you referring to the asap? >> i'm talking about overall safety. >> i am not ignoring the inputs from anyone. >> they believe you are. >> if you ask brian o'connor, he was any director of safety and mission, brian will tell you that i listen to him every day. john frost is going to come up. i think john frost will tell you that i listen to him every day. we are increment -- we are decidedly looking at everyone's concerns on safety. that's why i can ensure anybody that before we put a human in vehicle and launch them off of the planet, we are going to have the safest vehicle. i am a safety professional. it is my life. it is no nasa's core values, and there are not a lot of companies that can say safety is one of the core values. >> you benefited from it four times. >> i flew four time. of i had every confidence in the world that i was going to return. that's going to be the case where everies -- with every other astronaut where privately or government tally. >> that's all. >> senator cochran. >> madame chairman,

. >> that is asap. the s. is misplaced. it's probably delayed as much as possible. that would be a delay as much as possible. instead of asap. thank you both. we appreciate your work. we appreciate your testimony. it's been a long -- long insofar. it's going to get longer. but thank you for kicking it off. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> let me now call our second panel of witnesses. john which former director of the office of thrift supervisi supervision, darre darrel dochow former west regional director of the office of thrift supervision, and lawrence carter, the examiner in charge of washington mutual at the office of thrift supervision from 2004-2006, currently the national examiner at ots. we appreciate you all being with us. we look forward to hearing your testimony. i don't know if you are here at the beginning of the first panel, but personal to the rules of this subcommittee, all witnesses who testified before our subcommittee are required to be sworn. so i would ask that each of you now, pleased in and raise your right hand. do you

he says he needs a national guard and needs it asap. we'll talk to that sheriff here. martha: and new information, a search underway off the louisiana coast, 11 oil rig workers, missing, more than 48 hours after a massive explosion. what the coast guard is now telling us. martha: we are waiting for former alaska governor sarah palin to take the stand, she's testifying against a tennessee man charged with hacking into her e-mail account. shortly after she was named vice presidential candidate. remember this? the trial is underway in knoxville, prosecutors say that david kernell, a former university of tennessee student, hacked into palin's account right after she was tabbed as mccain's running mate in '08, kernell is charged with identity theft, wire fraud, intentionally accessing palin's account without authorization, and obstructing an fbi investigation. those are very serious charges, folks. this young man faces 50 years in prison. bill: next hour, right? new details in the meantime on the families of 11 missing oil rig workers. they are now holding out hope today th

i need to find work asap to pay my bills. is it better to file bankruptcy or do debt consolidation -- does it work enough to get a low enough payment? what do you say to that, ryan? >> it's $2 billion into this financial aid for community colleges. see if you can get another job. the difference between bankruptcy and debt consolidation. bankruptcy 200 points off your fico store. debt consolidation, they might have a mark on your credit report but it doesn't imfapact your score. you can keep your credit intact. >> probably a better way to go about it. >> absolutely. >> thanks so much for getting us some answers. send us an e-mail. we might just have the answer to your question right here next week. and, of course, you can also pick up the latest issue of "money" magazine on newsstands now. >> whether you won the olympic gold, play professional football or even owned your own team, those reaping the award of tonight's celebrity gala are the stars of the show. welcome to the red carpet at the sixth annual aspire gala, a tribute