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so the staff decision about bono's nonliteral use of the word became part of the court's analysis, but it was never part of the history of the fcc decision making in this area, and it certainly was not part of the 1987 pacifica order. but because the supreme court was looking at the exclamations that came back together in the omnibus quarter of 2006, it looked at this issue among liberal expletive. -- of a nonliteral expletive. >> what is the difference between liberal and nonliteral for expletives? >> as i understand it, the way the fcc has referred to it is to say if a presentation of languages actually describing sexual or excretory activity, that is liberal usage. whereas with other context, it is not actually referring to that activity but it is using it as a euphemism, and because of that is still continued to be the omnibus remaned order. but that is where it is explains a change in policy. that is what they're trying to get to now, to say if you are dealing with images, it is necessarily a liberal image, but that is not the policy from the past, which has treated it differently

played host to the pope, bono, the beach boys.hey are going to pave paradise and put up a parking lot. you see the new stadium stands at the ready next door. >>> melancholy today in suburban, virginia. two pandas boarded a special fedex cargo plane today and took off from dulles airport to their new home in china. all part of their arrangement made years ago. the old panda raised in washington and 3-year-old raised in atlanta returned to china where they'll be part of a special program to breed more pandas there. both american cities took these departures hard, as you might imagine. >>> when we mentioned the top of the broadcast the biggest development in the fast food business in generations, we weren't fooling around. meet the new heinz ketchup packet. the days of squeezing out the con in any event of 29 separate ketchup packs will come to an end starting this fall. >>> up next tonight, our talk with a man who just might be making a difference. if you have high blood pressure, like me, and get a cold... ...you need a cold medici

there's no way there's a two-thirds vote to push through pro bono tax policy. >> last question, 30 seconds.lecan the republicans and whoever, stop the proliferation of tax hikes? can they just knock them down now? they've got scott brown in there? can they call for closure votes and stop the tax madness? >> i think there's no doubt we can stop the additional taxes that are going through obama's proposing but the tax cuts that are expiring at the end of this year, that i'm worried about. so i do think investors and entrepreneurs are going to get hit by more taxes from washington. >> all right. well, i think stocks are starting to pick up this threat. dan mitchell from cato. thank you so much. coming up, my last thought on all this stuff. right now 1.2 million people are on sprint mobile broadband. 31 are streaming a sales conference from the road. 154 are tracking shipments on a train. 33 are iming on a ferry. and 1300 are secretly checking email on vacation. that's happening now. america's most dependable 3g network. bringing you the first and only wireless 4g network. right now get a free 3g

but the 1998 copyright law, the sony bono copyright extension act, known as the mickey mouse protection act, gives -- makes copyright last for the life of the author, plus 70 years. that is more than a century in most cases. and why? well, in part because mickey mouse was about to fall into the public domain. so hollywood mobilized and now we've got a very poor copyright law, which is not encouraging the spread of knowledge at all. so we need changes in the copyright law, we need changes, i believe, notably in the regulation concerning so-called otheorphan books which i could discuss later if you like. i could go on and on and i will like to mention the other book which i'm publishing recently, it's got maybe a -- i like titles that are sort of amusing and i would like the text to be actually if possible, amusing. one of my ambitions is to make my leader laugh aloud. i don't know if i've ever succeeded, but i would be happy if i could sit in the let's say the reading room of widener and watch a student read a book and laugh. the power and enjoyment of laughter, i think, is just a wonder

so the staff decision about bono's nonliteral use of the word became part of the court's analysis, buton making in this area, and it certainly was not part of the 1987 pacifica order. but because the supreme court was looking at the exclamations that came back together in the omnibus quarter of 2006, it looked at this issue among liberal expletive. -- of a nonliteral expletive. >> what is the difference between liberal and nonliteral for expletives? >> as i understand it, the way the fcc has referred to it is to say if a presentation of languages actually describing sexual or excretory activity, that is liberal usage. whereas with other context, it is not actually referring to that activity but it is using it as a euphemism, and because of that is still continued to be the omnibus remaned order. but that is where it is explains a change in policy. that is what they're trying to get to now, to say if you are dealing with images, it is necessarily a liberal image, but that is not the policy from the past, which has treated it differently. as this court pointed out in prior decisions, tha

i have to begin by saying i am knox bono. -- i am not bono. is a great pleasure to be with you and to be here with president and mrs. obama, to be with us president biden, with chairman mullen, with our post today, my former colleagues and friends. and to be with so many distinguished guests and visitors who have come from all over our country and indeed, from all over the world. i have attendedñr this prayer breakfast every year since 1993, and i have always found it to be a gathering that inspires and motivates me. today, our minds are still filled with the images of the tragedy of haiti, where faith is being tested daily in food lines and makeshift hospitals, intent cities intentin tent cities, where there are so many banished dreams. when i think about the horrible catastrophe that has struck haiti, i am both saddened and also spurred. this is a moment that has already been embraced by people of faith from everywhere. i thank the prime minister zapatero for his country's response and commitment. in the days since the earthquake, we have se

i have to begin by saying i'm not bono.ere here when he was, i apologize beforehand. [laughter] but it is a great pleasure to be with you and to be here with president and mrs. obama, to be with vice president biden, with chairman mullen, with certainly our hosts today, my former colleagues and friends, senators izaakson and amy klobuchar. and to be with so many distinguished guests and visitor who have come from all over our country and, indeed, from all over the world. i have attended this prayer breakfast every year since 1993. and i have always found it to be a gathering that inspires and motivates me. now, today our minds are still filled with the images of the tragedy of haiti. where faith is being tested daily in food lines and makeshift hospitals, in tent cities where there are not only so many suffering people, but so many vanished dreams. when i think about the horrible catastrophe that has struck haiti, i am both saddened, but also spurred. this is a moment that has already been embraced by people of faith from e

our programs range in everything from mark pro bono legal services that we're providing, all the way to a fatherhood program that we created because we saw the kids most likely to go to prison or the children of incarcerated adults. so we went out and falls a model. and we created an amazing, my favorite program every newark because it not only has an amazing rate of giving people hope, it's cut recidivism to under 5%. in the first two years is less than 5%. what's amazing to me about the program, but i can't forget how to measure it yet, is to see the powerful way these men are connecting with your families and mother of the children. the men were not present in the lives of their kids. so it's programs like this that give me hope but it's all about mission. we decide we can just have disproportionate programs. we have to have a system. this is what we call in pir. new york prisoner initiative. and worst thing is that and we have partnered, by the way, i am very much reject in america this false divide called left right, republican democrat. it's absurd. it's debilitating to actuall

pro pro-bono. that is, for free.ary justice system and argued fir their transfer to the civilian justice system, wanting to give them full constitutional rights. as well he has placed other attorneys who also represented terrorists held by our government into high-ranking positions within the justice department. the attorney general has not answered questions as to why senior intelligence officials were not consulted on how to proceed or why this terrorist was not treated as an enemy combatant. mr. speaker, it almost seems like attorney general holder has gone into the witness protection program can with regard to the christmas day bomber. if this congress is to do its duty to proovide oversight, attorney general holder must answer these questions. unfortunately, the lack of his consulting with intelligence officials or senior national security officials is nothing new. attorney general holder did not consult with senior military or intelligence officials before deciding to try k.s.m. and other 9/11 conspirators in n

we ended up with one republican voting for the bill, mary bono from palm springs area. to the house. with the extraordinary effort of speaker pelosi and her leadership team, and the hard work of the obama administration, we were able to get the bill passed. then we moved on to health care. healthcare, under president obama, he was a very modest proposal. he did not want to do anything radical. he said, let's leave people who have health insurance and are happy with it, leave them alone. let's work on thoseç people who do notok have health insurance, because they cannot get it due to discrimination on pre- existing medical conditions and the insurance companies will not sell them insurance for any price, or they are working people, for the most part, that could not buy health insurance. their employers would not give them insurance as an option. or they could not afford it. let's deal with those people by pulling them together and bring them to an exchange that would give them choices for health insurance. one of the choices we hoped would have been a public option. but

. >> i remember chastity bono used to come on that all the time when she was a girl. >> yes. >> rightthat is before -- >> fox news alert. >> let's do it. fox news alert now, you're looking live in a second at washington, d.c. where the largest terror drill in history is about to get under way. the metro system will be tested -- >> that's union station, by the way. train station. >> yeah. and our viewer right around there. they are conducting drills this morning's rush hour on both trains and buses. no credible threat against the metro but d.c. officials say they always want to stay ahead of the game. more drills expected in the coming weeks. >> there you go. >> good news for toyota owners. parts to fix the recalled vehicles could start arriving at dealerships today. millions of cars were recalled due to sticking gas pedals. toyota says repairs should only take 30 minutes. to see if your car is affected by the recall, go to our web site foxnews.com and we have the entire list for you. >> if your pedal is sticky, don't drive the car. meanwhile, a breast cancer awareness bracelet is caus

bono mack. the gentle lady from california, ms.matsui is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and thank you, witnesses, were being here today. like other mergers or joint ventures, there will be a real impact on consumers and the marketplace. and this one is no different. comcast is a dominant cable provider in my hometown of sacramento, providing service to over 200,000 households. this joint venture will only enlarge the footprint in sacramento. over the last few days, i've received numerous e-mails from my constituents wanting to know what this deal would mean for them. they want to know if it means higher cable rates, they want to know if they'll be able to continue to receive independent programming they are used to, without any unwarranted interference or preference. they want to know what it would mean for the distribution of online video. and they want to ensure it continues to be open to all and is preserved so that they can view their favorite programs when they choose. they want to know the r

we ended up with one republican voting for the bill, mary bono from palm springs area. effort of speaker pelosi and her leadership team, and the hard work of the obama administration, we were able to get the bill passed. then we moved on to health care. healthcare, under president obama, he was a very modest proposal. he did not want to do anything radical. he said, let's leave people who have health insurance and are happy with it, leave them alone. let's work on thoseç people who do notok have health insurance, because they cannot get it due to discrimination on pre- existing medical conditions and the insurance companies will not sell them insurance for any price, or they are working people, for the most part, that could not buy health insurance. their employers would not give them insurance as an option. or they could not afford it. let's deal with those people by pulling them together and bring them to an exchange that would give them choices for health insurance. one of the choices we hoped would have been a public option. but choices that would bring some transp

bono mack. the gentle lady from california, ms.sui is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and thank you, witnesses, were being here today. like other mergers or joint ventures, there will be a real impact on consumers and the marketplace. and this one is no different. comcast is a dominant cable provider in my hometown of sacramento, providing service to over 200,000 households. this joint venture will only enlarge the footprint in sacramento. over the last few days, i've received numerous e-mails from my constituents wanting to know what this deal would mean for them. they want to know if it means higher cable rates, they want to know if they'll be able to continue to receive independent programming they are used to, without any unwarranted interference or preference. they want to know what it would mean for the distribution of online video. and they want to ensure it continues to be open to all and is preserved so that they can view their favorite programs when they choose. they want to know the rami

because of your work and also because of the persevere some of counselors, non-profit counselors, pro bono lawyers, many homes in maryland have been saved. many more have been lost. they have been lost in the relentless grinding, of destroying machinery of national mortgage companies. if they can pickup the phone and put a family into a home, shouldn't they be able to pick up the phone before throwing a family out of the home? [applauding] i need your help. the hard-working people of maryland need your help. families of maryland need your help. i need you to stand up for homeowners and put them on an equal footing with these faceless giants. i need you to pass legislation this year that forces mortgage companies to come to a settlement table before they can throw another family out on the street. [applauding] but, of course, it's not enough to defend. we must also advance. there is no government program that is as important or as empowering as the job. therefore progress requires that we focus the energies of this session on three primary actions: creating jobs, saving jobs, and protecting