i first met evan bayh at the championship for indianapolis. one of the most remarkable speeches i have witnessed was in the capitol rotunda when we were there meeting the new senators. senator evan bayh, it was his first speech that i know he had given in the capitol cplex. he spoke without notes. and it was a speech layin out his philosophy of government. and it was really spellbinding. i can't imagine the talent that he had, and've witnessed since that time. the state of indiana is losing a superb senator in evan bayh. senator bayh announced his retirement this year and is wrapping up his second term where he's been a fighter for the shoe sherr state. that -- for the hoosier state. soon after earning degrees for indiana university and university of virginia he was elected to the indiana secretary of state, the first of five statewide elections he would win. he served indiana for eight years as governor, led the state to the large budget surplus ever while creating thousands and thousands of jobs. he also created the 21st century scholars pro

to her right is senator evan bayh who for the last 12 years has been senator from indiana intel justt week, and before that was a governor for eight years and it is hard to imagine just as it is hard to imagine looking at alice that she has been here for four decades and it is hard to imagine he has been a public office for that long but he started surely after he graduated from the university of virginia law school. >> i thought you were going to say high school. [laughter] speak to his right literally and figuratively is ron askins who served on the majority house ways and means committee staff during been years when newt gingrich was speaker of the house and when speaker gingrich and president clinton were able to work together on a number of different issues including welfare for form. ron was a senior pfizer to president george w. bush on welfare policies and other things. he has written quite a bit about deficit reduction and government reform and efficiencies and then finally to the far right, ann fudge who is a perking which unlike everybody else on this panel technically she

to her right is senator ivan bayh over the last figures has been senator until last week.efore that was a governor for eight years and it's hard to imagine looking at alice that she's been here for four decades the 90s but public office without bob. he started shortly after he graduated from the university of virginia law school. >> i value are going to say high school. [laughter] to his right literally and figuratively is ron haskins, other senior fellow at brookings who served on the maturity house ways and means committee staff during the years when newt gingrich was speaker of the house and when speaker gingrich and president clinton were able to work together on a number of different issues including welfare reform, which ron was instrumental in. llosa was the senior advisor to president george w. bush on welfare and policy and other things. he's written quite a lot about theft and reduction in government reform and efficiency. and finally to the far right, and brookings -- ann fudge who unlike runoff technically at some level assigned by. and that's a good thing havi

what we want is to play bayh by the game. >> why should they? >> there is no world power that says no manipulation of currency. >> they're not manipulating. >> we have the strength and comparative advantage. >> that is an extremely narrow reading. >> let me tell you, john, they am economic nationalists. they are doing to us what we did to the british in the 1970s. we put tariffs on, kempt their goods out and invaded their markets. >>> president hu on china's human rights. perhaps the biggest thing of the meeting came from president hu on china's human rights record. >> and the last deal needs to be done in china in terms of human rights. we'll continue our efforts to promote democracy law in our c >> "the washington post" foreign service reports that the bbc television report of that, that we shut saw on the screen, was airing a clip from president's obama/hu news conference at the white house on the touchy topic of human rights. "a lot still needs to be done, ..., hu jintao started to say and then the television report went black." in favorness

and the patchy fog impacting first thing tomorrow morning especially up in the north bay and east bayh round the delta, we could be talking about dense fog, forecast low of 37 degrees in fairfield. that will impact on the afternoon temperatures for tomorrow. coming up we will highlight the area that will only warm into the upper 50s for tomorrow. we will show you the cloud cover that will move into the area. >> dive team also continue their search of a canal as police continue to look for a 4- year-old and his alleged kidnapper. today neighbors and friends continued to search the boy's hometown of patterson hoping for clues. authorities say he was snatched from his grandmother's arms on tuesday by his mother's ex- boyfriend. the grandmother said this afternoon she believes based on prayer that this ordeal is nearly over. >> today is the day that my son is going to come home, my grandson, he is going to be here because when i pray i bring all the saints. >> praying forgiveness for jose. >> reporter: the suspect jose rodriguez has family connections in san jose. police are now focusing t

we can see stroop bayh blÖsche and several photographs.dered to accompany all the way, it is very likely that konrad was there. in addition, i will say that konrad states very clearly that he took photos, that he was a person taking photos in the ghetto -- none of the nazis remember this image. it is a monday manage for them, and normal seem as blÖsche says and tribal leader to be cannot recollect where the system and for us it is iconic of course because it is very likely, and a few other researchers agree with me, but this was konrad who took the photo. >> hi. in your research, the question that comes to mind is that little boy alone? do you assume his relatives -- what could you find out? >> i have no answers to that. the only thing i know about this boy, the one and only thing, is that he is probably younger than ten because he doesn't have a store. i don't know if the woman to the left of him is his mother or just someone else. i have no idea. i have no information. for the entire set of photos of the investigative i was able to ident

but we in bayh include barack obama, have not yet learned that negotiation, if the negotiation is just bargaining it is just another use of strength. but if negotiations is an analysis of the problem and the development of the agreed upon solutions to the problem is something entirely different. and until you do that, but war is never a last resort. if you haven't tried the conflict resolution you can't say that it's a last resort just because the negotiations brought down. and one more thing to get back to your question, one more thing about the draft issue, one of the things that i think we have to start facing is that even people, the best intentioned people and the this anti-war people are finding it difficult to look to the economic realities of war in the face. one of the economic realities is that we've been practicing what some people call military keynesian is some for the past of least 30 years. maybe longer. ever since world war ii perhaps. military industrial demand is replaced what the keynesian economists and others would consider a deficit in demand. and the question is

the internet where you have sources from every viewpoint, you do not necessarily need to regulate bayh's. i also don't believe the government should be regulating the media. i think we can do that. and there has been a lot of talk this week about that tragedy out in arizona, who is to blame. do you point your finger at anybody or anything? >> you cannot really. the finger at a specific group. i think that person, that one person was responsible, and there are actions that people could have taken to prevent that great tragedy, but most of all we need to look at ourselves and in political empowerment that we create for each other. >> yes, sir. >> i am kore him and i go -- kory. >> why did to go to the washington center? you are close to home. >> i thought this would be a good experience to meet a lot of other people. i knew some other students and from my school were going. cory credit suisse is worth two weeks and it should be informative and useful times. >> what are your presence about all this? i think it is been very interesting. one of the coolest moments was going to my center's bui

fact part of the logic of why both president obama and president hu seeking positive, cooperative and bayh bedle relationship. and they are clearly see the military to military component as an integral part of this comprehensive relationship. at the shangri-la conference last year, hosted by iiss kovacic brigade speed of the argument for having a stable and reliable military relationship between the united states and china. secretary gates said the department of defense wants what both president obama and president hu mog, military content tall levels that can help reduce miscommunication misunderstanding and risk of miscalculation of it is the cost to military relations sick to regain its continued concluding an essential to the regional security is the brazilian u.s.-china bilateral relationship that is positive in tone, cooperative and nature and scope. sicced brigades comments and a shangri-la conference last year came during the period and the prc suspended the military relationship in response to the arms sales to taiwan. what we viewed with regret the decision to suspend the militar

it was proposed by senate bayh on behalf of senator reid and the order says they shall come in and they will swear in new members and enter a period of what is called morning business a -- which means a certain kind of discussion provided for by the rules. so they already baked in from one congress to the next that the last congress shall control the next congress. now this is interesting from a legal standpoint, if one actually buys all this conversation about the continuing body and how that works. i differ with brian hon the legalities of this but the important point is, they're in disarray on this. they went out creating a fundamental problem for their back benchers who are going to come in and try to blow the place up tomorrow. it'll be fascinating to see how they work this through and see how they work out the results. i'm looking forward to seeing it. >> i reserve the balance of my time. >> thank you all for your kind attention. thank our panelists again for this presentation. [applause] >> we hope you'll join us at heritage again on a future occasion. [captioning performed by na

islamic the last time president bayh his arrival ceremony was interrupted on both. i'm wondering are there any extra precautions being taken to prevent -- >> obviously i think if memory serves i think that was because the newspaper representing them was at the arrival ceremony. obviously we want -- we want to ensure that we have the arrival ceremony that's important, devotee to be respectful, but at the same time the president again will bring directly up with president hu and his interactions his direct concerns on the issues of human rights. >> the other question was just was it incumbent or did the president feel it was incumbent upon him to have the state dinner because the chinese gave him a steak dinner? did he have to reciprocate? >> no, i think this had more to do with -- with what i outlined in the beginning, which is the important -- the important place that asia and this region of the world represent an -- as a growing part of our important foreign policy. yes, sir. >> robert, last week the justice department filed a brief with the first circuit court of

it was proposed by senate bayh on behalf of senator reid and the order says they shall come in and they will swear in new members and enter a period of what is called morning business a -- which means a certain kind of discussion provided for by the rules. so they already baked in from one congress to the next that the last congress shall control the next congress. now this is interesting from a legal standpoint, if one actually buys all this conversation about the continuing body and how that works. i differ with brian hon the legalities of this but the important point is, they're in disarray on this. they went out creating a fundamental problem for their back benchers who are going to come in and try to blow the place up tomorrow. it'll be fascinating to see how they work this through and see how they work out the results. i'm looking forward to seeing it. >> i reserve the balance of my time. >> thank you all for your kind attention. thank our panelists again for this presentation. [applause] >> we hope you'll join us at heritage again on a future >> the congress convenes tomorrow at

this coupled with additional testing showed the defendant's evan bayh was false and he was not where he said he was. furthermore, the time of the killing the cell phone off of the tower was only 500 yards from the victim's apartment. this was the single most important piece of evidence linking the defendant to the killings. preserving digital evidence is crucial in any modern-day criminal investigation. while the law enforcement has success in the process because we are aware of the speculation concerns we are not always successful. many times we face obstacles in our investigations from the locations of victims to their locations of the perpetrators. in closing comfortable domestic trouble, and local law enforcement are doing all we can to protect our communities from increasing crime rate on the specter of we cannot do it alone. we need the full support and assistance of the government and clear guidance and regulation on the retention to a bus successfully in prosecuting the most dangerous criminals. >> thank you very much, chief. the executive director of the united states intern

it was proposed by senate bayh on behalf of senator reid and the order says they shall come in and they will swear in new members and enter a period of what is called morning business a -- which means a certain kind of discussion provided for by the rules. so they already baked in from one congress to the next that the last congress shall control the next congress. now this is interesting from a legal standpoint, if one actually buys all this conversation about the continuing body and how that works. i differ with brian hon the legalities of this but the important point is, they're in disarray on this. they went out creating a fundamental problem for their back benchers who are going to come in and try to blow the place up tomorrow. it'll be fascinating to see how they work this through and see how they work out the results. i'm looking forward to seeing it. >> i reserve the balance of my time. >> thank you all for your kind attention. thank our panelists again for this presentation. [applause] >> we hope you'll join us at heritage again on a future occasion. [captioning performed by na