bo and our staff worked to bring poets and writers for a wonderful program. we had over a hundred people that attend third degree event in the auditorium. from that, bo is continuing to do work toward the knobby street project today. >> on march fifth 2007 a car bomb was exexploded in baghdad, more than 30 people were killd and more than a hundred were wounded. this local is the historic center of baghdad book selling. a winding street filled with book stores and out door book stalls. named after the famous 10th century arab poet, this is an old and established street for book selling and has been for hundreds of years. book selling on this street is no different from book selling here. we traffic in memory, ideas and dreams. in that sense we feel the street starts at the front door of all of our book shops. monthknabe street starts here. >> just before the street was eviscerated by a searing length of deaths and despair, delusion and destruction that destroyed more than the 30 lives. twisted more than the 100 souls who were bent and crippled amidst it's rage

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of a pet food express on blossom hill road was used to kick off a fundraiser to help canine officers bo and ej get body armor to protect them while on duty. the dog's human partners say it is standard practice for the officers to raise funds for some of their canine companion's equipment. >> the dogs are each individually purchased by the canine handlers themselves. we actually own the dogs. so they provide the majority of the equipment and the training. but not 100%. >> pet food express tells us they raised $3600 today of the $4800 it will cost to get armor for both ej and bo. donations can be made at any of three pet food express stores in san jose through april 30th. >> this week crews in south san jose are scheduled to begin work on a railroad overpass at the site of a tragic accident that claimed the life of a 2- year-old boy six years ago. in november, 2005, alexander was hit by a train near the intersection of blossom hill and monte ray roads. little alexander was walking behind his baby-sitter when he was killed. the $10 million overpass project was scheduled to begin last septe

carlos bo ti tot tiene el análisis.la legislaturas estatales. >>>carlos: 6 legislaturas estatales han fracasado rotundamente en su intento de hacer leyes similares lo mismo pasará en el estado de maryland >>> tenemos propuestas antimigrantes y nosotros derrotr >>>carlos: en otros lugares como georgia el gobernador no sabe si firmaría las leyes que se aprobó el jueves en nebraska esto se estancó en un poder legislativo propuestas para antiindocumentados no se creen que prosperen en la florida o california unos se preguntan ¿qué está causando este cambio? sin duda un factor muy importante es el económico >>> y ver lo que le costó a arizona uno en terminos de costos legales segundo el famoso boicot económico que se dio contra arizona >>>carlos: otros factores la fuerte oposición organizada agrupos empresariales, religiosos, que están torciendo los brazos de legisladores departamento de policías que se niegan a actuar como agentes de inmigración hasta en ari skwozo autor está teniendo problemas para sdladelantar sus propues

the first e-mail, it says can tee bo survive? >>rob: the device that hooks and your tv that you can skip to the commercials. it was a vcr kind of on steroids. the announcement that were going to come up with its streaming technology that allows you to wirelessly send in which you record your tv to your i pad. it's a weird concept. get stuff on the internet toward tv, now try to get stuff from our tv back toward i pad and devices. >>catherine: if you're waiting around you to watch a tv show >>rob: 80 can stream at our down loaded on your i pad. i like the idea, the concept unfortunately tivo is losing hundreds of millions of dollars. now there's an acute press release. at some of there's enough technology and demand to really keep the stock alive. >>catherine: some cable companies you'd obviously record shows, i think some of them are moving towards that. >>reporter: comcast announced that they have a lot of stuff on line. dish network think is doing the same thing. everyone is trying to get content out there on the web or in the

. >> reporter: the k-9 unit needs two vests for bo and ej. each vest costs $2400. you can make a donation at the stores through the end of the month. >>> it was a day of new beginnings for six families in oakland. six new habitat for humanity homes were donated today and families were given the keys today. >>> b.a.r.t. riders are about to get a chance to voice their opinions on what kind of seats they sit in. a pollster chair on b.a.r.t. trains may be on the way out. there is a way to go with icier- to-clean seats. b.a.r.t. says they spend a lot of money each year to clean the seats. b.a.r.t. wants to replace the aging fleet of the 669 cars. some say it's time for a change. >> when b.a.r.t. started in 1962, we were create -- competing with the automobile. we wanted to provide a comfortable seat. >> b.a.r.t. management says they will be surveying riders about their preferences later this year. >>> well, supporters and opponents unleash their opinions about in you dog rules. >> reporter: we'll tell you about the dog management plan -- yes. >>> violent clashes go on i

bo is ready for baseball. he has been chewing on that ball all off season long. this is sent in by roger smith. if you would like to send us a picture, send it to mypix@cbs5.com. i'll tell you what, elizabeth, bo knows baseball. >> a lot better than elizabeth! [ laughter ] >> he looks cute. i like him. chopper 5 continues to show us this closure of park presidio boulevard in san francisco. unfortunately, it is kind of a mess right now. park presidio boulevard closed for a couple of blocks from clement all the way to lake in both directions. it sounds like there was an earlier crash. a power pole was damaged. we actually saw some skidmarks from that crash a little earlier from chopper 5. so again, park presidio boulevard a major route to get towards the golden gate bridge completely shut down right now in both directions, again that looks like the scene of that earlier crash. you can see the marks there on the roadway. all right. thank you, chopper 5. more traffic troubles. this time big rig fire, the fire is now out in those eastbound lanes of 580 approaching nor

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. >> well, this is the second time bo has called his grandmother from space. the first time was the night before thanksgiving. but the 93-year-old wasn't home to answer the phone call because she was too busy square dancing. >> she was busy partying. >> lifting weights. >> my kind of grandmother. >> lawrence, wasn't that a picture-perfect landing? >> beautiful! if only we can get a little of that sunshine around the bay area, folks. it's trying to break out right now. we still have some high clouds moving in overhead. you can see them moving by. but as we head toward the afternoon, the skies are going to part and we'll see a lot of sunshine. it's going to feel good. in towards san jose, we have some hazy sunshine there, a few high clouds drifting across those skies as well and we are going to try and bring you more sunshine and warm temperatures up as we head toward the afternoon hours. looking good, very spring-like outside as we're going to expect temperatures topping up into the 60s and 70s just a mix of sun and clouds. tonight, we will see some partly clou

without this foundation, where would you bo b?> reporter: in 2008, cecelia stephens walked on to a foundation 56 bus with stage three breast cancer. after treatment, she's now cancer free. stephens always wanted to meet james to thank him. >> how you doing? good to see you. how are you doing? >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: with every woman he helps, one in particular comes to mind. >> it's all about her legacy and really a son's love for his mom. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, dallas. >> couric: what a great story. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ca,,,,,,

that wave came all the way over to santa cruz, 18 votes were put under water--bo ats--. some of the talks broke apart as well. there will be a lot of repair work and needs to be done. crescent city another area that was hit with the effects of the water rushing there. as you can see 47 boats were damaged. they just broke apart. 11 boats when i entewent they're trying to figure out how much gasoline leak. officials say there are no obstacle global wildlife impact at this point. >> mark: let's update you with the forecast. >> darya: >> darya >> louisa: we will start off with radar showing you light showers. along the peninsula to the east bay and through the delta as well. along the peninsula notice we are dealing with light showers. you certainly will need when shall light verse this morning. as the ticket to the north through the delta we are continuing with some showers along i-80. we actually have a flood the advisory for the next 45 minutes. we are concerned with streams and creeks continuing to rise. look out for mud and debris on roads and some haunting.and some pon

-bo of chemical elements that is why the grounds that are still unfolding in japan will be less global in the chair normal nuclear power plant accident and we're going to exceeded ninety times the yield of the bomb that was dropped on hiroshima but first i don't think the discharges are going to be as massive as the chair noble second time a candidate in their history will suffer a certain roster because the reactor is said by explosions are going to be watched five six thirty seven nuclear reactors out of fifty five operating in japan and form a significant share of them but they're unlikely to make the why they're with the most important thing that we have to bear in mind is the current negative advantage of ground taking place at the version aeration nuclear power stations that were built in one hundred seventy one or forty years old by the way the term noble nuclear power plant was also built in one nine hundred seventy s. for their current state of atomic energy i would like to talk about russia first the russian atomic energy industry has undergone significant changes and moderni

system of government and state place where we've why aren't able to resist or people who support for bo included who are also. very risk and. psychological pressures are crimes the common person or not one can order decisive factor one risk their conversation to another or the other problem for the west is the order is important nobody would not have acted in concert the world economy rocked the counted out his regime is facing. at all surprised western europe italy and probably who made our season of completely. national right and. we could see enormous as well as the continuing. meanwhile the unrest is spreading further in the arab world empower rain at least six people being killed and hundreds willing to it is right police attacked antigovernment protests calling for political reforms and equal rights for the majority shiites the bahraini king the can a three month state of emergency to deal with protests which have rocks the country for over thirty days on forces from saudi arabia and united arab emirates city in the state to help counter the protest movement well in the next hour

an immediate end to violence in the ivory coast sanctions will be imposed on combat pows in law by bo and his inner circle the council agreed un peacekeepers should be able to use all means necessary to protect civilians the vote comes the supporters of the internationally recognized president al assad tyler seize control of the administrative capital as well as ivory coast second largest groups. police in syria have reportedly opened fire at a demonstration in the volatile city of latakia it was unclear where the shots were fired at protestors or into the air that followed a speech by president bashar al assad in which he did not offer to let a stage with mosul city have been widely predicted according to human rights groups say the sixty people have been killed in a government crackdown on protests since march. ok today the russian cosell seem to exhaust the doorstep of siberia to the truly open screech it is renowned for its nuclear research and ohms development with a regional malls shutoff tool for innocence as recently as the early ninety's but now it's all i do everywhere. to t

trying to seal the border with liberia are less than the words hard as troops accused being conquered by bo of importing fighters from the neighboring country but boy refuses to step down the spines of an international consensus that he lost the election of one million people who fled their homes fearing a widespread civil war. pakistani soldiers have been killed in an apparently friendly fire incident incident took place during an operation near the border with afghanistan oke ordering it to an official the soldiers were retaliating machine gun fire when their more support missed the target and mistakenly hit their own position pakistani military forces are often targeted by rebels links to al qaeda and the taliban. you get up next with all the latest bits of news. and it's hello and welcome to our tears business update it's great to have you where that's the price of oil has fallen back with a brand slipping below one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel and investors have high hopes that leave it all a little bit flowing back through the plant light sooner than expected that's after rebels

. >> y la ciudad de los Ángeles estrenaarse bo estrena arzobispo y es el sacerdote josé horacio gómez quién va a sustituir al cardenal que estará al frente de la arquidiócesis que cuenta con cinco millones de feligreses. >> y directamente desde el espacio nos llegan imágenes de dos astronautas que hacen caminata son parte de la tripulación de la nave que partió el jueves pasada en la última misión antes de retirarse, y harán durante 6 horas reparaciones a la estación espacial internacional. >> y es así que vamos la pausa y en en seguida javier ortiz atropellado por un auto y piden ayuda para salvarlo. >> y más adelante, brilló el talento latino en la esperada noche de oscar, y el único medio hispano que logró entrar alo fiesta. >>> y ponen tras las rejas al dueño del grupo aventura, así que lee cuento el por qué?. >> y para una universidad reconoce a shakira como artista del año. >>> y esto y más al regresar en "primer impacto", en solo minutos. >> . >> mañana. >> acusan a su hijo de haber disparado contra un autobús escolar y él dice que es inocente a los 4 vientos. >> completamente

power following the disputed presidential election some four months ago victory was claimed by both by bo and his rival son yet worked out a triggering of violence between opposing supporters over four hundred people have now died in the fighting with up to one million forced to flee the capital abidjan . all right where you with us here live from moscow back to our top story the u.s. is still bearing the brunt of responsibility for the intervention in libya despite washington's promise to minimize its involvement the campaigns lead to a spike in antiwar sentiment on american soil the highest recorded in decades as ati's a guy in a church can reports the title of the operation may spell a long and painful conflict for the u.s. . coalition is calling this operation odyssey dawn odyssey dawn odyssey dawn what's in a name the names that the u.s. previously gave to its campaigns kind of make more sense like desert storm in the gulf war or operation enduring freedom and of gametes then or iraqi freedom but obviously dawn on top of making no sense as a combination of words in itself if you inte

ivory coast pro-government forces opened fire at a rally against the incumbent president will run dog bo who is refusing to step down after november elections seven women were shot dead many others wounded in the incident on thursday the u.n. says at least three hundred sixty five people died since november. time for the latest in our special series of travels across russia heading your way next this time our focus is on the historic city of your us level. the millennium old city of jaros thought it was some three hundred kilometers north east of the russian capital it's day three of our exploration there we've already seen its historic architecture and its tall chair one thing we didn't talk about is its fascination with sports our lives you france right to check out how the region's landscapes are not just great to look at right on as well. i everyone's going crazy for sports in the yaroslavl region of russia just ask the roster of professional athletes speeding through the international ski federation's cross country world cup at german now a center of winter sport and leisure situate

military police base in a district in the capital held by fighters opposed to president the rotten dog bo he's clean to power despite global calls for him to step down after he lost a deeply disputed election four months ago the u.n. says three hundred seventy thousand people have fled the escalating clashes. more than two hundred rioters are said buildings on fire while trying to escape a crowded immigration detention center on australia's christmas island this follows a week of protests over delays and processing asylum applications australia is struggling to cope with increasing numbers about wiccans from afghanistan iraq and sri lanka one hundred strong police one fired non-lethal rounds and used tear gas to regain control of the center which is located a thousand kilometers east of the australian mainland. european airplane maker era buses facing manslaughter charges over the air france crash in two thousand and nine hundred twenty eight people aboard died when the airbus a three thirty plunged into the atlantic during an intense thunderstorm while on route from paris to rio de janei

. >> broussard wore shackles on the stand never looking at his fellow blos bos and fellow associate, both on trial for the murder of bailey and two others. in a plea deal, broussard will serve 25 years in exchange for testimony. >> he's got a 25 year deal if he delivers on his version of events. >> he has yet to testify about the day he testify an asais sas nation prosecutors say ordered by bey because of a pending art coming up next he told the jury about carrying out another crime at bey's request. he unloaded a shotgun at the empty car of a bakery associates boyfriend. >> there is no case. there is no prosecution case for that broussard. >> the prosecution is expected to take another day questioning broussard and defense attorneys will likely begin their cross examination sometime next week. >> chevron wins permission to drill for oil in the gulf of mexico. ora cell, the giant software maker reported a 78% increase in profits thanks to three months of revenue from sun micro systems, bought last year. >> and nissan today announced it may shift operations to the united states becaus

the cat's purrs have been compared to the sound of a bo oh,ing 747 from a mile away. measured 73-decibels. that is 16 times louder than a normal cat. a blender on high is about 90- decibels. >>> new numbers show about president obama's popularity. >> we cannot keep going from shock when gas prices go up to tranced when they go back down. >> he makes a case when it comes to energy consumption in america. >>> in washington dc, negotiators struggling to prevent a government shut down are working on a new federal budget proposal. $33billion in spending cuts over the next 6 months. that is well below the $60 billion in cuts the house passed last month. tea party lawmakers want more, but the proposal does represent movement by democrats who on monday said they only wanted $20 billionable in cuts. >>> push above $4 a gallon here in california, president obama called for slashing oil import and making america more energy independent. >> we cannot keep going from shock when gas prices go up to trance when they go back down. we can't rush to proposed action when the prices are

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overseas, they did a great job with the olympics, the shanghai expo and so forth and then they look up yue bo and they undercut all that. >> rose: back to narrative, too. >> exactly. >> rose: what damage to you think that the iraqi war did that that narrative. >> we can see from the pew polls that the attractiveness went down in european countries about 30 points on average but if you take a country like indonesia which is the largest muslim country in the world in the year 2000, three quarters of indonesians had a positive view of the u.s. >> rose: in 2000. >> forward to 2003 after the invasion of iraq that goes down to 15%. then go forward another year or two when the u.s. uses the navy to provide tsunami relief and it goes back up to 45%. so there are things we can do to recovery and that happens under the bush administration. there are things we can do to recovery our soft power. >> rose: and some of the things we've done in africa in terms of global health. >> right. and bush, that's one of the areas he was very good, on aid and fighting disease in africa. >> rose: what's your judgment o

. >> the bo makes a fever to rev up the immune system and it helps you fight bacteria and viruses. you need that fever. little kids need that fever. >> the american academy of pediatrics issued a new report about what is being called fever phobia. the tendency for parents to over treat fevers in young kids. dr. mark seigal says as long as the temperature is under 104 degrees, keep them well hydrated, let them sleep and see if they are getting better or worse. >>> is this not great news for california. we are sixth worst when it comes to taxes. ranks states in how much they tax their residents and it put california at number six on the list. our tax burden declined to 10.6%. the worst on the list, new jersey at 12.2% followed by new york at 12.1. >>> two tickets for space. how much it's going to cost to send two people into orbit all in the name of research. >>> and new numbers today on january home sales. what they say about the housing market. >>> two nasa astronauts are celebrating. they spent more than 6 hours outside the international space station. there was one glitch with th

the loss is expected to affect marketses around the bo globe, including at the new york stock exchange. >>> ktvu reporter jana katsuyama is in japan and talked to us this morning about the people in the country waiting for word on their loved ones? people were looking for family members, people who have seen their houses swept down by water, you know? people just torn up by what you are seeing. they are experiencing it right here and it's just very difficult to watch. >> jana also says traveling in the country is very difficult right now, because of all the damage left by the earthquake and tsunami. stay with ktvu, channel 2 news and ktvu.com as jana continues to file reports from japan. she will have a live report tonight during our 10:00 news. >>> get ready to get to dig even deeper as pump prices sore. triple-a reports that the average price in san francisco is now just over $4 a gallon and keep in mind that is the average price. that is up $0.06 from a week ago. a gallon of regular is running $3.96 in oakland and $3.98 in san jose. >>> if you are looking to save a couple of cents a

tonight's topic, playing basketball for virginia commonwealth university. [ boing ] >> ouch! now, this has been an awesome story. if you've been watching march madness at all, you know that vcu just made the final four, shocking the sports world. they kind of came out of nowhere. nobody expected them to get this far. it's a the true cinderella story. let's take a look at the pros and cons of playing basketball for vcu. here we go. pro, you've made it to the final four proving everyone wrong. con, including your friends, family, teammates, and head coach. [ light laughter ] not fair. pro, i can't believe vcu made it this far. con, how did a "law & order" spinoff make it to the final four? [ laughter ] great show. >> steve: that's a great show. >> jimmy: great show. >> steve: i tivo it every monday. >> jimmy: great write -- >> steve: every monday. >> jimmy: great writing. [ laughs ] best writer. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, buddy. >> steve: hey, all right. >> jimmy: it's great writing. >> steve: yeah, i love it. i watch it every monday. i wouldn't miss it. >> jimmy: all ri

so, if we need a guy that looks like the president or play little bo peep, you wait in the hall neardelina. today, unbeknownst to her, we put a guy in a bee keepers ks tomb and gave him a big box of pretend bees to try to get an idea of how adelina operates under pressure. there she is. beautying herself up. and here come the bees. >> are you looking for honey? >> no, it's bees. 1,000 africanized yellow jackets. >> yellow jackets? >> don't touch them. they're very, very dangerous. >> hi. how are you? >> good. >> sarah. >> i'm nick. >> just leave these here. make sure that no one touches these. >> nobody will. >> yeah, thank you. ♪ [ screams ] ♪ >> i'm allergic! i'm allergic to bees! you have to stick this in me. i'm allergic to bees! ♪ >> what did you do? why did you do this? come here! get up, get up! the only way to stop a swarm is to attract the queen. hold this honey up. hold it up in the air. keep holding it. >> give me my honey, i'm the queen! [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's our team. next week, cobras. nice work, adelina. keep on keeping on, all right? all right, thank you. [ ap

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a [laughter]bo >> you know that. >> sir, let me interrupt you fon questions. >> all right. they're going to be at the signing -- >> okay. >> that would be the appropriate time to talk about specifics. >> all right. >> they do travel, they do talk to groups and love doing it and sharing their stories,in obviously. >> well, that had been my plan.. >> okay, well, that'd be great. hopefully, it'll work out. >> thank you. >> sir, do you have a question?o >> sure. where do you think we're headed if you were back here five yearw from now and you're on the same panel, what would you be talking about? [laughter] >> i would hope that at least crossing with the virgin would be a book that would be used as a reference material so that people would know what had happened over the last 15 years. i fear that it is only going to become more militarized and that there is going to be more violence and more suffering by my grants -- migrants that are crossing. >> thank you. >> can i say, also, that a lot of the response to your question depends on the government andou the cup of many mexico -

80's and the structural adjustment period policymaker said listen it's going to stink, it's going to bo hard but this is something we have to do to be viable in the long term and is essential to explain that to americans. >> host: you're not a tax resident of the u.s. are you? >> guest: no, not a free poster you don't want to do that because as you are one in taxes are going up because we are not addressing these things. let me ask you we are now in the millo fiscal fight in washington and the last ten years the federal government budget has gone from 1.8 trillion of to 3.8 trillion more than doubled to ten years. now we are having a fiscal fight about that 3.8 trillion the house wants it cut 61 billion as a special-interest in washington that is ripping apart the social safety net. if the u.s. can't trim 61 billion from the $3.8 trillion budget the was doubled in just ten years, is there any hope we are going to get our long-term fiscal house in order? that's not even getting into the fact we misallocate and spend too much on consumption and transfer spending and as you point out there

we spotted one of the boats a the bo toll. there is a bit of good news.art of the harbor is back open. >> last night we were able to open six docks on the southwest side of the harbor that checked out safely on their electrical and water supply. >> there's also an economic hazard brewing, not a lot of vessels operate out of this harbor and because of that, the risk has been reduced because they don't -- because there's not a lot of fuel. the vessels contribute to businesses onshore. there's a lot businesses, restaurants. the harbormaster says local, state and federal officials have already been contacted. they are consulting those doctors as to what they do and how they need to apply for some assistance. this morning, we expect the crews to begin their process of going back out and there was actually a boat but it sank once it got out of the dock at least 12 others that are still there and the 12 that are unaccounted for. reporting live in santa cruz, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it has been a monday morning of uncertainty for b.a.r.t. riders. al

we have seen bos on top of other boats, one dog was twisted over and turned over on top of itself. calms down. and then it surges in and out. we have reporters all around the harbor. was checking with robb. >> reporter: interesting mark, i just had a chp officer, and asked if i wanted to stay here, they say crescent city has been heait. and they expect another wave here shortly after 11:00 a.m. they have more roads closed. they're trying to keep people of pedestrians away from the road here. there is still some surgeon of the water. evidently they are not giving the all clear. >> darya: we can give you the latest damage there the way for hit the hubbard, they say that the harbor has been destroyed. 35 boats have been crushed, that hover in crescent city has major damage. if that's any indication of what they are bracing for inset agrees. >> mark: they took larger preparations after being devastated 1964. many left the harbor. we are seeing dozens of boats here. the damage with the yacht off the right hand side backed up on the side of the dock right now. well is there any boats flo

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>> nellie looks like bo obama. >> yes, yes, this is a portuguese water dog.xcellent. it's also important to keep the feet clipped, the nails clipped. >> i'm sure a lot of people experience their dogs have black nails so cutting them and knowing where the quick is can be tough. >> that is tough. i'm going to pull back nellie's hair so you can see the nails. they are black and that's why it's important in this case maybe to have the nails clipped professionally because they have a lot of blood supply, a lot of nerve supply and you don't want to clip into it. there's a couple of different types of clippers. there is the guillotine type, which is really good. it helps with control. there's also a scissor type some people prefer that you can use and it clamps down over the nail. you just want to be very careful not to cut into the quick. >> which is like their cuticle? >> well, it's like our blood supply that goes all the way out to the tip of ours. so it's the pink part. so you want to do just a little bit at a time. you just want to cut the nail enough so it's u

levin: how much time do we have, please, bo sides? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. he vip, has 26 minutes. the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, has 51 minutes. mr. levin: should i proceed? you have that much more time, do you want to yield some time? and then i'll yield to mr. waxman. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp. mr. camp: i yield two minutes to the distinguished member of the ways and means committee, ms. jenkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will proceed. ms. jenkins: i thank the chair and i thank the gentleman for yielding. according to the president's health care law, starting next year, any business that purchases more than $600 worth of goods and services from another business is required to submit a 1099 tax form to the internal revenue service. i'm a strong supporter of job creation. however, i do not think building more bureaucratic barriers for small businesses and creating additional positions at the i.r.s. is the kind of job grow

yet been submitted, however, i hope it is coming soon, and that will be an obvious question for am bos das yamamoto. an ambassador from the drc was invited, but arrangements could not be made in time. i am certain that we will hear from the drc citizens and activists at a future hearing. my friends, i have had the privilege of traveling to the drc in 2008, and i still have vivid memories of the suffering and the courage of the congolese people. a highlight of my visit was meeting dr. joe and lucy, founders of the healer hospital in south congo. and i met men and will who were subjected to severe sexual violence and spoke to many women who are in the process of healing an recovery. the courage, the resilience and the resolve of these victims to overcome all that it had affected them was truly astonishing. and the meticulous care and compassion of the hospital staff was absolutely remarkable. i am pleased to note that u.sai has given prevention in the drc in the heal african and tanzi hospital. in 2010, i authorized legislation to help with the fistula in the countries, and this legislat

yet been submitted, however, i hope it is coming soon, and that will be an obvious question for am bos das yamamoto. an ambassador from the drc was invited, but arrangements could not be made in time. i am certain that we will hear from the drc citizens and activists at a future hearing. my friends, i have had the privilege of traveling to the drc in 2008, and i still have vivid memories of the suffering and the courage of the congolese people. a highlight of my visit was meeting dr. joe and lucy, founders of the healer hospital in south congo. and i met men and will who were subjected to severe sexual violence and spoke to many women who are in the process of healing an recovery. the courage, the resilience and the resolve of these victims to overcome all that it had affected them was truly astonishing. and the meticulous care and compassion of the hospital staff was absolutely remarkable. i am pleased to note that u.sai has given prevention in the drc in the heal african and tanzi hospital. in 2010, i authorized legislation to help with the fistula in the countries, and this legislat

yes 18% and bo 54% -- no 54%. do you think it will be necessary to cut social security? yes, 22%. no, 49%. they said here are three options. if the deficit cannot be eliminated by cutting waste, because let's go with wasteful federal spending. if it cannot be done which one of these steps would you favor of more? the three are coming important programs, raising taxes or postponing elimination of the debt. the responses are almost even. 35% say we better cut important programs. 26% say polk -- postponed elimination of the debt. there is not an inherent consensus there for immediate action. i will be happy to the questions and comments or whatever. doug mentioned it surveys show people don't want to cut individual programs but there maybe -- if you ask the question in a different way, maybe they show a greater willingness of cutting entitlements. fortunately nbc news used those questions. let me read you a number of programs that could be cut significantly to reduce the current deficit. please tell me if you think significantly cutting funding for the program is totally acceptable,