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roscoe bartlett, who is the congressman from maryland has basically been the inspirations to go to benniethompson as getting him as chairman of the homeland security. but bill you've been the inspiration for doing this. there is a bill if we can get our act together and get this thing passed and we'll try to take care of the missile defense issue. but as my friend said here, the administration, unfortunately, is going backwards. the cuts they've had in the missile defense system. and kind of in the air when you talk about being able to detect a freighter, a rogue freighter. we have the technology to do that but our navy is not doing picket nudie as we call it and have the on shore on space to shoot down a scud unless we have a aegis cruiser right there. and that would have to get pretty lucky by identifying the freighter before it gets there. so thank you, sir, for your help. >> how much are you talking about per year as an insurance policy? >> bennie thompson's people have estimated that we could do not everything but we could ensure the survival of the electrical grid of a cost of 4 to

kleeb mixup. >> benny thompson was convinced by roscoe bartlett. they are good friends. he's from mississippi. he's a democrat. he's got everything from a to z on homeland security. he gets it. yvette clark is the chairman of the subcommittee that deals with threats and terrorism and so forth, so i would same maybe there's 10% of the democratic party may be 20%, jim marshall and others inclined to support missile defense any way. this is a way to get around the conundrum. and then what we do with missile defense, we either get it right or we don't get it right. in the senate you've got joe lieberman, jeff kyl, ben nelson, evan bayh and mr. begich, democrat from alaska, was on the armed services committee, they get it. there isn't a companion bill yet but then again joe lieberman and sue collins i think could be persuaded to put in a homeland security bill but the denny thompson's bill is you've got 800 billion in stimulus money? what's 20 million? it's over three years, fiscal ten, 11, 12. spend $15 billion your 60% of the way of solving a problem, not everything but aga

you rember the wonderful pts that benny hl used do. it was wonderful roles for women.-depcating and cynic. but still go back and foh. i do not know. perhapi would be writing about a girl. i do t know. i am so eectic. i like to try to do som diffent things, travel, get out, do stuff. being aerican and british sts me perfectly cause i have both sensibities. i cannot stick with one thing or play just one characte i'always curious. i d't know. th is brliant comedy and eland, there a. but i feel just as at homehen i go there. i am constantly askwhat is the dierence beten thewo. i di not know, funny is funy. they alwa interchange shows. sanford and son came from a british sitco we have always exchanged shows. tavi what can you tell me about the showtime show we saw one clip. the you have other characters you can tell us aut? >> there are seven shows. i think i anticipated the financial crisis a frly well. the is a piece about that. it wasgreat fun. i expanded the show mo, more productiovalue. Ñii actually let a couple of actors into it. i't that amazing? tavis: that was kind

you remember the wonderful parts that benny hill used to do. it was wonderful roles for women.eprecating and cynical. but i still go back and forth. i do not know. perhaps i would be writing about a girl. i do not know. i am so eclectic. i like to try to do some different things, travel, get out, do stuff. being american and british suits me perfectly because i have both sensibilities. i cannot stick with one thing or play just one character. i'm always curious. i don't know. that is brilliant comedy and england, there are. but i feel just as at home when i go there. i am constantly ask, what is the difference between the two. i did not know, funny is funny. they always interchange shows. sanford and son came from a british sitcom. we have always exchanged shows. tavis: what can you tell me about the showtime show? we saw one clip. the you have other characters you can tell us about? >> there are seven shows. i think i anticipated the financial crisis a fairly well. there is a piece about that. it was great fun. i expanded the show more, more production value. Ñii actually let

. >> reporter: congressman benny thompson, chairman of the house homeland security committee went ahead with a previously scheduled hearing on h1n1 and complained his office was never directly told of the suspected senate page swine flu cases. >> we have no knowledge of it other than reading it in the paper. i think that's part of the issue that we don't really have a plan of informing people when potential situations like this exist. >> reporter: the senate sergeant-at-arms office declined an interview but said in its letter, quote, "while it is not unusual for several pages in a class of 50 to be ill at any given time, we are aware that the flu is of particular concern to our community right now." now, as you might imagine for privacy reasons, the senate has not released the names of these pages who have become ill but at least two of them may have left the dormitory to live with relatives in the washington rea. the office of the attending physician of the congress tells us that they are reminding staffers on the hill to take those precautions they've warned about which is frequent ha

staff sergeant matt bennie survived because of brendon's leadership under fire.he battle that had gone on for three days was coming to an end. the u.s. had air support that escorted them out of the area. all told the u.s.-led force killed 125 taliban fighters and only lost two of their own with one wounded. they were not able to capture or kill the war lord at that time due to the losses of the taliban that day in that strike u.s. forces got him several weeks later. for their heroics in combat master sergeant tom mahollk and matt bennie were awarded the star. brendon o'connor was awarded the distinguished service cross for his valor. it was the first time a member -- of the seventh special force group had been awarded the medal since 1964. it is an honor to have brendon and his family in washington today. he's joined by his beautiful wife megan i his children ryan, darby, and dillon. mr. president, it is this type of story that we rarely hear about on the "nightly news". but this store was to a-- this storiestories with so amazing t0 minutes" did a piece on it. m

. >>> the investigation of bennie said jacks is under investigation for faulty retort -- the investigation of benita jacks is under investigation for a faulty reports. there is a discrepancy about who was at the home. the judge threw out the charges, including premeditated murder, but the motion was denied. montgomery police are investigating to see if vandalism they found qualifies as a hate crime. monday, vandals smashed the windows at an american apparel store in silver spring were smashed after putting gay- positive church in their windows. the stores say they will keep the shirts there. a metro operator is being put on leave for opening the doors on the wrong side of the platform. the operator will remain on leave pending investigation. >>> the investigation into what caused the helicopter crashed in western maryland continues this morning. the chopper carried four people going down late thursday night in washington county crude we talked to the sband of one victim, and he has the latest on what may have gone wrong. >> it was supposed to be a fun night of charity work, but quickly it

. >> reporter: congressman benny thompson, chairman of the house homeland security committee went ahead with a previously scheduled hearing on h1n1 and complained his office was never directly told of the suspected senate page swine flu cases. >> we have no knowledge of it other than reading it it in the paper. i think that part of the issue that the report goes is that we don't have a plan of informing people when potential situations like this exist. >> reporter: the senate sergeant-at-arms office declined an interview but said in its letter, quote, "while it is not unusual for several pages in a class of 50 to be ill at any given time, we are aware that the flu is of particular concern to our community right now." for health and privacy reasons, the senate has not released the names of the pages who have become ill. the office of the attending physician of the u.s. congress says it is taking steps to warn capitol hill staffers to use precaution through hand washing and sanitizing. >>> house democratic leaders have reached an agreement with the party's conservatives paying the way for

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. >> reporter: bennie moore's attention was on her grandchildren. >> you don't want to mess with a chemicalfor the 20 families here at reid arena, the red cross said it is working on finding a place for them to stay tonight. >> ammonium nitrate that was involved in that fire is a common chemical. some of you may handle it pretty often. we take a look at it. >> reporter: we've always probably used this stuff. it's one of the biggest ingredients in lawn fertilizers. under the right condition, it is incredibly dangerous and potentially harmful to all of us. it is usually a powder and cannot catch fire on its own but ammonium nitrate can explode and this afternoon at the el dorado chemical company it likely did. that brown smoke is what you get when the chemical burns. >> this compound can be very dangerous in certain situations. >> houston's fire department's captain michael bird tells us the chemical is everywhere but once it starts burning, it creates toxic smoke which irritates people's eyes, nose and throat. >> it's a respiratory irritant, skin irritant. you don't want to injest it. it can

here is benny madigan from cheshire, mass. 110.cago museum of centenarians. likes to play the piano and have the family, you know, give her a little critique of how she's doing. she's sensational. walter and violet welker of roseburg, oregon. 75 years they've been married. he's 98, she's 93. they attribute their marriage longevity to communication, and giving in a little bit when it's necessary. even going, right? play the game fair. dorothy davis. pretty wild music in the background. clarkson, michigan, clarkston, michigan. 100 years old. avid reader who has lived in over 15 states during her lifetime. happy birthday, ma'am. and we have sadie reckseit from columbia, maryland. known for being a life long artist. makes jewelry by hand without using any machines and that's terrific. elizabeth dunbar, rumson, new jersey. 100 years old. attributes longevity to having a good disposition and loving everything from people to her westies. we've got another one? good. we have john bachmann. boise, idaho. 100 years old. world war ii vet. exe

lieberman, the chair the house committee on homeland security, bennie thompson, the letter was directedto carl and evan. i will read a couple of paragraphs from this letter. it was about 400 page bound report backing what we said is happening. it said in the wake of several high-profile murders by extremists of the radical right, we urge a committee to investigate the threat posed by racially extremists kumbaya the training domestic terrorists. of will -- the whole letter. you can pick one up outside this room. it says we are not alone in are concerned. in july 2008, and get back issued a report indicating that the problem of extremists in the military may have worsened. according to very poor, since the sources reported to premised leaders encouraging followers who left a documented histories of activity and to do not have swastikas on the body to infiltrate the military as ghostskins. we go on and layout what the homeland security report says. just to indicate some of the things that we found, and we gave the posting on a neo-nazi facebook page. i cannot think of the name. 40 postings

bennie thompson -- homeland security, hon. denny thompson. the letter was directed to the hon. ike skelton, chair of the house armed services committee. accompanying this letter was about a 400 page burana report backing what we said it was happening. we said, in the wake of several high-profile murders by extremists of the radical right, we urge your committee to investigate the threat posed by racial extremists owho might be serving in the military to ensure that our own armed forces are not inadvertently training future domestic terrorists. a couple more things -- and i will not review the whole letter because you can pick one up outside this room -- it says, we are not alone in our concerns. in july 2008, the fbi issued a report indicating that the problem of extremists in the military may have worsened. according to the report, reliable sources indicate to premise leaders encouraging followers who lack of committed histories of neo-nazi activities and do not have swastikas on their bodies to infiltrate the military as goatskins in order to receive the training for the bene

it's yet benny -- guest: but what i am trying to do as i'm approaching health care is looking at severalhings, number one, making sure we enhance the doctor-patient relationship ultimately in our health care system think physicians practice medicine best when they are in close proximity of their patients not bothered by government or others. investing in medical innovations so we as americans get the break throughs we need, the ore thing is to focus in on the number of uninsured. we're told there are many uninsured. 23u drill down into that number, you find out why that is technically true at the time that number was asked, it will maybe get into that in some of the calls, and then finally publishes have a right to know. that publishes understand where and how their health providers, waste their background? how successful are they? those are some of the things that we need to focus in on. >> our topic is health care and how health care legislation may shape up in the house, you can call us with your comments and questions for our guest, peter. you can email your comments at journal@c-spa

now, i remember 39 years might be jack bennie's year to celebrate, but 39 years is not a year ending in a zero or a five, so this must be the annual celebration of acorn's founding. who's there to headline? who's honored? well, lease let's see. senator charles assumer -- schumer, new york. number one headliner for the acorn celebration. their annual celebration. i don't know that charles schumer has demonstrated a lot of enthusiasm to investigate acorn. i can't imagine that would happen. next one on the headline is, representative gutierrez, chicago, hm, chicago politics, chicago acorn, let me see, president obama made his first political reputation in chicago as an employee of project vote. he also represented acorn in court a couple of times. some said proboneow. but in any case, project vote, according to this report, this u.s. house of representatives nonpartisan government reform committee, congressman issa report, dated july 23, 2009, according to this report it's indistinguishable between project vote and acorn. they co-mingled their funds, they had dozens of accounts and one