auburn university in alabama where somebody poisoned two oak trees in auburn. there was not a blank check figure to come to the rescue. this time there's a entire community of people who have joined facebook groups and donated money to pay for an effort to try and save these trees, even entering a lottery to buy seedlings to keep their genetics alive somehow. in january, a man called into a alabama radio station to claim he had done the unthinkable by the auburn trees. >> the weekend after the iron bowl, i went to auburn, alabama, because i live 30 miles away, and i poisoned the two toomer's trees. >> did they die? >> did they what? >> they are not dead yet, but they definitely will die. >> the reason that man allegedly targeted these 130-year-old live oak trees is they are where auburn football fans celebrate when their team wins. they call it rolling the trees, but now that the trees have been poisoned, the university is collecting rolls of toilet paper instead with get well notes for the trees. this is what the trees looked like before, this is what they loo

we're going to go by the auburn street mcdonald's where julio allen, a member of an opposite gang here in rockford, wanfronted by davis bradford dodson. >> bradford dodson, who had the nickname of hustler, played the role of enforcer. at duck's orders, at the mcdonald's restaurant at auburn and central, tried to carry out a hit in retaliation for a home invasion at one of the gang's drug houses. they found out julio allen was there. davis gave the order, and bradford dodson fired several rounds through a plate glass window. >> when you've got someone firing rounds inside a mcdonald's like that, that's unacceptable. that's when i said, i want this duck. this guy has got to go down. we initiated a federal case. did an awful lot of surveillance, following people, watching people, talking to informants. we started to see the pattern. the way they were selling the narcotics was the same. >> he was using different locations in the city, renting houses. normally he would have a lady rent the house in her name. nobody would live there. they would just use it strictly to sell drugs. >> the rock

. >> why did you pick auburn first? >> favoritism. i have to be honest. it's close in proximity to south georgia. we'll see some of the work firsthand. >> auburn, harvard, that's a tossup, man. i'm kidding. i'm with arkansas. i love the s.e.c. schools. >> yes, you do. >> thank you, buddy. thanks so much. >>> stick around for this one, mobsters inside a famous italian jail. they are upset because the new governor there is taking away their armani suits. yes, mobsters in jail wearing designer suits. that story coming up in our passport. also in our passport, big is beautiful. they are celebrating. as beyonce says, i don't think you're ready for this jelly. ♪ >>> she told me to start over. i'm talking and my mike wasn't up. quarter till the top of the hour. we're starting in italy. we showed the video of a beauty pageant where you had to be 220 pounds. first, armani suits being issued to some of the inmates? >> not issued. they wear gucci, prada and they come to prison in their suits. that's a huge status symbol. the new governor of this particular prison is

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he led the auburn university football team, i don't know if you heard about this, to a national titleing off a perfect 2010 season and earning a meeting with president obama at the white house. the third president this coach has made face to face. he explains how family and faith are the most crucial elements behind his success on the field and in life. coach chizik joins us live with his brand new book on a big rollout. "anything but easy" how distant did this look for you leaving iowa state for auburn after two years as head coach at 5-19. >> well, i think, you know, just going back to what i said in the book, obviously, the two critical elements for me in my life is my family and my faith. and of course, football is part of something i do every day so it's a topsy truvy world of college football and there's a lot of moving parts in there. that's part of the business. i explain a lot of that in the book of how that transition took place from iowa state to auburn even though that, you know, we endured that albatross of 5-19 around our neck, it all worked out for the best. >> it did.

in time for a medical with a deal not thought to be a formality grows netted seventy four goals in auburn seventy five games for example who has played for since two thousand and six he also helped his national side argentina win gold at the two thoughts in the beijing olympics scoring thirteen goals and thirty three and says so far internationally. tev is looking set to be staying up to eastlands monitor cheney should not have an all argentine strike force at his disposal next. so mayor michael phelps has finally had his hands on a gold medal at the aquatic world championships the american winning the two hundred meter butterfly which of pounds to keep a close second the american leading the halfway stage but then watched his advantage disappear fifty meters from the finish the twenty six year old showing some world class bursts to touch the wall for paying of china out of the bronze medal for the hosts. a ways away from his own world record finishing just under two seconds off his one minute fifty one point five second more. news twenty ten winter olympics silver medalist in freestyle s

welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore in auburn my guest on the show is spiralis star of the presidential commission for children's rights panel you just mentioned and the exceptional case in the state of iowa in the united states when when a guy from russia a kid went on a vacation to stay with american family years ago yeah they don't want to adopt him and they don't want to send them back to russia and what about his own parents what are they doing where are they are they in russia does he add living parents no no no no he's in all his or from the other offered so he was sent on a vacation by an orphanage or what. was your support or for non-governmental organization and now we hear a second case when aids children were pretty please from the russian federation for vacation to that the states of america and to a problem for years for free days ago on this is a had to be back but didn't. so i don't why does that happen this is a kind of fake cheryl adoption i can say but this is not a legal adult show they're actually nuking the kids i mean i mean but the kid has no rights if he's there

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it is located on mason street, taylor street, and auburn street. item b is to approve the plans and specifications. the improvement program contract, wd2640, bio-regional habitat restoration to the lowest qualified responsible bidder. this would be the bio-regional habitat. item nine c. were new and replacement program, funded and department of public works. contract ww455. various locations. sue or replacement and pavement renovation to replace existing street pavement. the modification to pave the streets or sewer repair to make sure is consistent from curb to curb. 9d, to accept work performed for waste water enterprise, contract number ww489 for the amount of -- $2 million. president vietor: thank you. is there a request to remove any of these items from the consent calendar? hearing none, is their emotion? >> motion. >> second. president vietor: public comment? all those in favor. opposed. thank you. the consent calendar is adopted. >> next item is to approve the selection of waste water enterprise sewage center program to parsons a joint vent

in 2007, we visited auburn theological seminary in new york, to watch the building of a similar sand, this one by monks from the dalai lama's private monastery in india. karen humphries sallick organized the monk's 2007 tour and explained the significance of the mandala practice. >> the mandala is a teaching and meditation tool so that we can focus on evoking in ourselves the buddha nature that we buddhists believe you have inside you. a sand mandala is made typically from precious stones that have been hand-ground and then hand-dyed. the sand goes in a funnel. they'll rub it and the sand will come out. that's how they put these layers of sand down to create these beautiful, spiritual forms of art. the very center is the representation of chenrezig, the buddha of compassion. tibetan buddhists actually believe that his holiness the 14th dalai lama is the reincarnation of chenrezig. the next ring outside of the central figure of compassion are representations of four different buddhas. the buddha for eliminating hatred is represented by a thunderbolt. then we have a jewel that represen

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you very much that was tom was revolution pac dot com tom was of nieces dot org and uses in student auburn alabama and now some news from anonymous. a federal bureau of investigations conducted what they call the largest sweep of internet hacktivists in the united states they raided three locations on long island one in brooklyn one in southern california and arrested anonymous in at least ten states fourteen arrests were made and are but one has been unmasked and named by the f.b.i. many are up in arms about this being the first incident of the arrests for what they are now calling cyber protesting as the clueless standstill of the information system security association said i don't recall cyber protesting as something that has come up before anonymous came up with their denial of service attacks against pay pal and visa however anonymous is as old as the internet this fall of the arrest of thirty two anonymous in turkey last month and several others recently in the u.s. and in europe according to the f.b.i. this was in response to the attack on pay pal last year that was part of operati

it happened in auburn south seattle. police say a 42-year-old shot a couple who was dancing.then shot fine others. police aren't saying how the shooter is connected to the couple or any of the others injured. an off duty officer at the club tackled the shooter. >>> we have new information about the fatal shooting inside a roller rink we first told you about last night. police say a 35-year-old killed his estranged wife and four of her family members. about 30 people were at the roller world for a private party saturday night to celebrate the 11th birthday of the gunman's son. he wounded four before taking his one life. the owner said he quickly shoved some young kids out of harm's way. >> an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow for amy winehouse. fans left flowers, photographs and candles. the grammy winner was found dead inside the home yesterday. authorities say they are waiting for the results of the autopsy to determine her cause of death but she has struggled drug and alcohol abuse throughout her career. >> for the second time a large quake has jolted japan, the same area devas

she went to auburn and graduated with a degree in math. unusual for a year teeseven a girl her age and got out three years and became high-school math teacher. again, we've got your education. my sister who i mentioned earlier, a story about raising money for cancer. my sister has arthritis. if you have never seen anyone that has this disease, it is an incredibly debilitating disease. she had days six our seven years ago when she literally could not get out of bed. we literally had to lift her out of bed. she began taking a drug called embroil and it totally transform perlite. she did not fix anything, but it stopped all of the progress of the disease. my sister having been -- having conquered that, decided she wanted to raise money for awareness and awarded to rock a marathon. 262 miles. she asked me to go along. i said, sure, of course. and all i could think about the first year, i'm going to have to carry air. luckily she is little. 5-foot five and i probably could have carried her. chilly air will be able to carry air. but kathy, of co

alabama has auburn. the heritage foundation and the brookings institution. harvard had yale. remember, the ivy league is not an athletic conference. in 18 '06 to play the second ever football game. the weather was lousy. it was cold. the winds were so strong that ships could it be the harbor. roosevelt shivered on the sidelines that day. as he watched the game, the sport he saw was quite different from the one we know today. there were no quarterbacks. there were no wide receivers. there were no forward passes. football was in its infancy. before play began, the captains from the two teams met to discuss the rules they would play by. what would count for a score, how many people would be on the field at a time. they were like school kids at recess talking about where the sidelines would be, how to count blitzes, whether they played touched or tackle. this is what they did before that game. when it came to football, harvard was the teacher and yale was the student. just a few years before that came in 1876, harvard sent yale and elongated ball because up until that point that

and then we have jeanine from auburn who says, "settle the budget now. the dysfunction in congress is embarrassing the country. as a s -- as a shawl business owner, i can't afford the uncertainty of a political fiasco. if interest rates rise, i can't keep my business afloat. i would rather pay increased taxes. and eric from hollis says, "as a small business owner, i'm able to plan and hire employees. due to the uncertainty the current standstill in washington has created. pleas get the u.s.a. back to work -- please get the u.s.a. back to work and make the progress and stop the bickering." and then brenda from infield says, "my 77-year-old husband retired last year. i'm planning on retiring at the end of this year. collecting social security at full retirement age of 65. we've been good citizens, running our own small business for 40-plus years and we've been diligent in taking responsibility for our own retirement savings. as you know, over the past two years due to economic pressures, we faced substantial reductions of our retirement portfolio and again

. >> drape and auburner jean. >> guys are color blind. >>> a lot of fireworks to be had today.evere storms could dampen the big shows in ohio and tennessee valleys and through the carolinas. we've got hazy, hot and humid weather for charlotte, orlando and dallas. downpours are possible in the desert southwest. >> temperatures will be mostly seasonable in the northeast with new york hitting 90 and boston 88. phoenix cools down to 105. they hit a record 1 aun, if you can believe it, over the weekend. >>> i know a lot of people will be celebrating the big wimbledon upset. perhaps not rafael nadal. wimbledon does have a new champion today. it is novak djokovic, who topped off defending champion rafael nadal yesterday. >> it's an especially impressive win because nadal had won his last 20 matates at the all england club dating back to 2008. the president of djokovic's home country serbia was on hand to watch. very exciting for him. he has fought so hard, battling against nadal and federer. >> you see his family jumping up and down. he said that was his real support system. he sort o

she went to auburn, graduated with a degree in math which was unusual for a girl of her life, and got out in three years and became a high school math teacher. again, we value education. my sister kathy, who i mentioned story you told me earlier about raising money for cancer -- my sister has rheumatoid arthritis. if you've never seen anyone who has this disease, it's incredibly debilitating. she had days six, seven years ago when she literal hi could not -- literally could not get out of bed. i mean, literally had to be lifted out of bed. and she began taking a drug called embril, and it totally transformed her life. it didn't fix anything, but it stopped all the progress of the disease. so my sister having then, right, conquered that at least for right now, decided she wanted to raise money and awareness for arthritis and decided she wanted to walk a marathon, 26.2 miles. so she asked me if i'd go along and raise money for arthritis. i said, sure, of course. your sister, right? you'll do anything she wants. luckily, she's little, 5-5, and i probably could have carried her if hi had

. >>> a chaotic and terrifying scene at a casino in auburn, washington. this morning a gunman opened fire wounding seven people, two of them critically. the armed man came in looking for his wife or girlfriend, found her with another man, then shot them both. the gunman then opened fire again, hitting five more people. he was arrested when he tried to flee. >>> democrats and republicans are in a major standoff today as the debt ceiling deadline rapidly approaches. white house chief of staff bill daley said the president will not accept a short-term deal to raise the debt ceiling, saying it will perpetuate uncertainty. this is what republicans are saying today. >> i understand why they're saying they won't sign a short term. but i think they won't have any choice, and i think that's the only answer right now. >> i would prefer to have a bipartisan approach to solve this problem. if that's not possible, i and my republican colleagues in the house are prepared to move on our own. >> today? >> today. >> karen finney is the former dnc communications director a

it happened in the city of auburn. about 30 miles south of seattle.red a nightclub around 1:30 this mortgage. he was apparently looking for his wife or girlfriend, but found her with another man. the gun man shot those two and five other people. two other victims are in critical condition. a security guard tackled the suspect as he tried to escape. >>> more than 1,000 firefighters are tackling a wildfire outside of san diego this morning. the fire has now burned through 10,000 acres of thick brush. this is video from friday. cal fire says the fire is now 30% contained. no homes or structures are threatened. flames broke out near a military range. >>> a man already charged with a decade's old rape and murder in san jose is charged with another rape and murder. the santa clara sheriff's department be says holland was linked through dna evidence. he is already facing charges in the death of cynthia munoz. >>> family and friends are morning the loss of a palo alto family. robert howard, his wife, and the couple's 9-year-old and 12- year-old daughters all

this program was spearheaded university protection training center in auburn alabama. our was the first graduate of this impressive training program. although it was retired last year we recognize her today for her six years of dedicated service to the department. while there has been a great degree and other transit systems across the country, there's still much work that is required to continue to keep the nation safe. much of the efforts and focus on this investment today has been in the area of infrastructure and target hardening. many systems are experiencing the need for additional funding and a broad funding by declines to deliver the existing capital investment with operational support and increasing the limitation on the operational funding from 10% to 20% and allowing personnel costs where the need can be strong we substantiated will be of great support to the transit systems. additionally, recent intelligence information has substantiated what we have known for some time that the transit systems remain highly vulnerable for potential tax. to that point, is h

this program was spearheaded university protection training center in auburn alabama. our was the first graduate of this impressive training program. although it was retired last year we recognize her today for her six years of dedicated service to the department. while there has been a great degree and other transit systems across the country, there's still much work that is required to continue to keep the nation safe. much of the efforts and focus on this investment today has been in the area of infrastructure and target hardening. many systems are experiencing the need for additional funding and a broad funding by declines to deliver the existing capital investment with operational support and increasing the limitation on the operational funding from 10% to 20% and allowing personnel costs where the need can be strong we substantiated will be of great support to the transit systems. additionally, recent intelligence information has substantiated what we have known for some time that the transit systems remain highly vulnerable for potential tax. to that point, is h

host: auburn dale, florida. caller: two things. republicans are completely against raising taxes.asically they are talking about the wealthiest 2% of america. what i am trying to figure out is -- if you do not want to raise taxes for this people -- these people and do not want them to be broke all the time, why not tax the corporations being outsourced? they are not only outsourcing manufacturing jobs, they are also outsourcing technical jobs, like tax support. that will be a part of america real soon. host: a couple of twitter messages this morning. host: las vegas, republican, your thoughts? caller: thank you for taking my call by am just completely appalled at the previous callers -- thank you for taking my call. i am just completely appalled at the previous callers. i do not think that viewers understand that the people in the upper tax brackets pay over 60% of our taxes in this country. thank you for taking my call. host: for those of you that called in to capitol hill for the news report yesterday. it made the papers this morning. here is the headline. host: alabama, anita,

host: auburn they'll, florida, you are on washington journal.ler: they never listen to us at all. this is all about them. we have no say in any type of politics or anything that goes on and on and on. they claim that the tea party speaks for people, but the tea party is run by corporations and individuals. like grover norquist. politics making a place for him for no tax increases. for no tax increases. host: what about the people who say that your vote is your say? caller: here is the thing. if all of the people that watched c-span voted, we would have a wonderful country. i would say that 52% of the people have no idea who these people are or what they stand people are or what they stand for . host: in an open "the washington post" this morning, "u.s. cutts health premiums for pre-existing conditions." buskir coastal louisiana, bob, republican line. caller: good morning. go ahead, bob. caller: yes. how do we know that there is a debt crisis? we never see any facts and figures. all that we have to do is go by what timothy geithner says. you know

this program was spearheaded university protection training center in auburn alabama.icated service to the department. while there has been a great degree and other transit systems across the country, there's still much work that is required to continue to keep the nation safe. much of the efforts and focus on this investment today has been in the area of infrastructure and target hardening. many systems are experiencing the need for additional funding and a broad funding by declines to deliver the existing capital investment with operational support and increasing the limitation on the operational funding from 10% to 20% and allowing personnel costs where the need can be strong we substantiated will be of great support to the transit systems. additionally, recent intelligence information has substantiated what we have known for some time that the transit systems remain highly vulnerable for potential tax. to that point, is highly recommended that the congress reauthorize the transit security grant program at levels similar to those authorized under the 9/11 commission

way up by the canadian border, auburn star farms got loans and grants from a home star energy program and allowed them to build a digest ter and will produce biogas to produce electricity and help the bottom line of that farm that is struggling with high costs. the real question before us is do we want to promote energy efficiency at the local level. all the various ways that people can save money, when we know that in your district or mine, republican, democrat or independent, we have out of work contractors and homeowners who want to save money and manufacturers who want to sell their goods. i urge the body to consider favorably the amendment that is before you and mr. speaker, thank you. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i move to strike the last word and rise in opposition. let me salute the gentleman from vermont. vermonters are often characterized as being independent and self-sufficient and self-reliant. i have to note for the record that your 72% reliant on nuclear

amtrak is working with auburn university and other agencies to develop this application and other agencies such as tsa are starting to use this can my method. in closing, i would like to reiterate my position that a good k-9 program is an excellent investment for any agency that needs to secure high traffic areas orifice of the parameters provided the program is properly funded and supported with a strong infrastructure. to this point i have brought to teams with me to give a brief demonstration. after we conclude the demo, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. thank you again for this opportunity. what you're going to see in this, sir, is oddly explained about the vaperwake technology. the dog will be able to detect people that walk by. he's not interested and will not stop anybody staff to read you are going to see two of them from my right, your left. we will have people come through the door. the dog is pretending she said a check point. people will come in and the dog will be able to detect cocaine what something on them. -- detect who came and with something on the

host: auburn they'll, florida, you are on washington journal. caller: they never listen to us at all. this is all about them. we have no say in any type of politics or anything that goes on and on and on. they claim that the tea party speaks for people, but the tea party is run by corporations and individuals. like grover norquist. politics making a place for him for no tax increases. for no tax increases. host: what about the people who say that your vote is your say? caller: here is the thing. if all of the people that watched c-span voted, we would have a wonderful country. i would s that 52% of the people have no idea who these people are or what they stand people are or what they stand for . host: in an open "the washington post" this morning, "u.s. cutts health premiums for pre-existing conditions." buskir coastal louisiana, bob, republican line. call: good morning. go ahead, bob. caller: yes. how do we know that there is a debt crisi we never see any facts and figures. all that we have to do is go by what timothy geithner says. you kw wha