boswell: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks and i i yield myself such time as i may consume. i think we've done that so i rise today in strong support of h.r. 3519, the veterinarian services investment act which was introduced by my good friend and colleague from mr. smith from nebraska. it secures our nation's food supply. our veterinary work force is responsible for ensuring the food we eat is safe. but they are facing a critical shortage in the public, private, economic sectors. they are truly on the front lines of food safety, public health, animal health and national security. the demand for large animal veterinarians are increasing and the lack of specialists around the country will continue to put our agriculture economy and the safety of our food supply at risk. i know firsthand. it is important to farmers and ranchers. when i left the army i returned to my family farm and realized that it had changed. i decided to sit down with my local veterinarian and to talk ab

in washington, craig boswell, fox news. >>> bill gates is one of the world's richest men but his kidson't always live like royalty. in a recent interview gates says he won't be leaving most of his fortune to his three children. instead, gates says he'll leave them enough money so they will be comfortable but will still need to work. he believes leaving the children the whole $50 billion wouldn't be good for them or for society. gates is planning on giving most of his money to charity. very admiral. >> i think. >>> here we go again, lindsay lohan adds midst on twitter she -- admits on twitter she failed a drug test. >> and already a bench warrant out for her arrest. tmz working this story live in l.a. in a couple of minutes. >>> plus the coliseum in rome on flames. who would set one of the most historic sites on fire? don't miss the details behind this next.  ring ring. progresso. i look great in my wedding dress with the help of your amazing light soups. now we're adding even bigger pieces of white-meat chicken. oh, so when's the big day? oh, we got married years

plan to rollout a packageeof economic priorities for the elections thursddy, in washington, craig boswell>> that brings s to the question of the day. do you think the recession is over??3 10 percent of yoo say yes. 90 percent say no. joseph writes on our website. we have been told this every month for a year. ask the people that unemployment and the people that still cannot get a job. >> and gennralnell writes on facebook. i have beennin a rrcession, all of my life. so i didn't really even notice. >> leaking oillwell is finally sealed in the gulf and beaches on the florida coast are clean iffyou don't look closely. federal government prohibits bp clean up crews from ding more and dan thhmas, from our sisttr station in pensacola found out >> he said come to a public beach. which is right here, right? >> yeah, but you ccnnot dill. >> i cannot dig? >> no, you cannot. >> okay. why is that? >>>because you cannot dig in a national park. evennthough it is a public beach, open to the public, but still national sea shore and you cannot dig. >> the national park service now said that it is looking

craig boswell chan fox news. >> egg farmers got grilled by lawmakers innwashington today.y try to find the source of the salmonella outbreak that poisoned hundreds of people. >> during the night i woke up vomiting and had severe diarrhe3 so bad, i was so beeond embarrassed to have to ask my husband for help. >> more than alf a million eggs egg and hill lan dale farms,y investtgators traced back multiple cases of salmonella poisoning to hen houses. >> i was disgusted to find live mice, infestation of flies, mountains of manure and other unsanitary conditions in iowa hen housss. >> egg farr owners believe the meal and bone meal in the chicken feed is where the contamination originateed. >>>cdc said antibiotic resistant bacteria ii spreading worldwide. originateddin indiana and spread all over the world, including 35 states in the uus. as the bug continues to mutate and infect people without antibiotics. theesick must depend on their own immune systems and then fend for ttemselves. >> we do notthave drugs for thhse multi-drug resistant super if a bug is causing a major diseas

craig boswell reports republicans are debating the influence of the tea party and democrats are lookingd wwys to retain control of congress. >>>ladies and gentlemen, the people of delaware have spoken. >> and today the republicans are -peaking out about tea party ú%ndidate christine o'donnell that soundly defeat mike castleú in delaware. john cornyn nan corrected report ú%at those that support the candidates within the support tea party candidate. >> they did ot come from me. we will support her financially to the best of oor ability. some money, early uppront. >> o'donnells victory and that -f karl paladino innnew york intensified the debate over the movement and whether it will affect republicans in the general election. %-the tea party may be good news for democrats. >> there will be seats will win in november that six months ago we were sure we would lose. >> robert gibbs went one step3 further. >> we will sse what that produces in november. i remain confident, as have said, that on election night we wwll retain control of house and senate. >> karl row that last night sai3 o'donnell

what i felt is by enriching the story with a complication, by extending as the writer tom boswell of the washington post says in the film, the same degree of sympathy and tolerance for these very human failings that we extend to the people that we love and our closest friends, and try not to turn them into cardboard cutouts. we enrich our own experience in the game and the mythic qualities may fall away, because they're not the perfect heroes. nonetheless, we in which our relationship with them and the game. the proof is in the pudding. the game of baseball is never more popular, never more profitable. more people are watching, more games are televised. people are filling these new beautiful architectural acephate that have been built in both leagues and we are being drawn to the same things we have always been drawn to. i would argue is a lifelong fan that the quality on the field is never better. we have to find ways to reconcile the fact that for a while, the sands have been tested by this scandal and other unpleasant aspects of the game. but at the same time, we have been able ei

in washington, craig boswell, fox news. >>> changes are coming in the way you do your taxes. the irs will no longer be mailing out tax forms and strucks because so many people file electronically. last area, more than 96 million people filed their taxes online. the irs expects to save $10 million. >>> placative flooding is defense participating parts of the midwest. p the waters are expected to hold steady today and begin rereading after that. in rapids, south dakota they are fighting flood waters from the big sioux river. water levels are expected to begin dropping today. several areas in minnesota are now in recovery mode. >>> a very different story out in california where fall is off to a dangerously scorching start in los angeles. a record heat wave is baking downtown los angeles. thermometers topped 11 # degrees there. lift aring heat caused widespread power outages. 0,000 homes lost electricity yesterday and several small wildfires broke out across southern california. -- thermometers topped 113 degrees there. >>> straight ahead, the riding cost of college means familie

but as craig boswell reports, republicans are skeptical. >> reporter: president obama says 200 billion in tax breaks for businesses will jump start hiring and represent revive the economy. >> i'm proposing a generous, permanent exenshun of the -- extension of the tax cuts that goes to companys that they do right here in ohio, right here in the united states of america! >> reporter: the president pitched the plan in cleveland against those spelled out by john boehner in the same location last month. >> there were no new policies from mr. boehner. there were no new ideas. >> reporter: the president laid into the gop several times while once again calling on congress to dismiss what republicans say is a stimulus package. >> he can't -- >> reporter: on the bush era cuts, he said those should 0 only be extended for those making $250,000 or more a year. >> i was really very surprised by the harsh tone of this and not taking responsibility for the failure of his own policies. >> reporter: president obama will likely highlight the proposals again this friday. it remains unclear if congress wil

the president made the comments at his first major news conference in months and craig boswell has more. >> reporter: keeping the theme of the week the president stressed efforts to revive the economy, jump start hiring named a new top economic advisor beforeacing questions. >> the president once gena tacked republicans but took a more measured approach as he laid out the differences between democratic and republican i can economic plans. >> if you want the same kinds of skewed policy that led us to thiscrisis the republicans offering. >> reporter: they called them out for not importanting proposals for tax breaks and for holding up a job's bill in the senate. >> small businesses right now putting off plans to hire more workers because this bill is stalled. >> reporter: he again defended letting bush era tax cuts to expire for families making more than $250,000 a year. republicans say it's more stimulus spending and with the unemployment rate at 9.5% and polls slightly in their favor many believe the gop will make major gains in the election and possibly take control of the house. >> i

well, if this wave gets big, a guy that's sitting at number 64 on our list, leonard boswell, been therefor ten years in i a iowa. it's a district that democrats have been carrying, kerry carried it in '04. obama carried it in '08. this is where a wave of election, you know this wave is pretty big. and then finally, i'll say this, there actually is a sixth bucket here, very small bucket, savannah, almost more like a beach pale, like republicans seats that they're playing defense in. five of them. one in hawaii. the vietnamese republican down in louisiana. even an open seat in south florida. republicans are a little nervous that if they lose three or four om them they don't just need 39 seats they may need 43, 44, 45 seats. that means they're always going to need that wave to be bigger than they're planning on. get your budgets out. >> what did you think? >> look at it. all on the ipad here. >> i know. >> got these nice little things. i can breeze through it. we're going to end with iowa because we love the state of iowa. >> it's a real nerd--athon this morning. i like it. >> lots of numb

there is scrutiny under section two, congress acted we feel that fell in disenfranchisement boswell inating a search that would surely get the supreme court's attention. how would you distinguish the other three circuits reasoning from what we have before us? >> these other three circuits, first, second, and 11th, starting one minute ago -- >> i was actually going to do it again. [laughter] in those three circuits, after disregarding statutory interpretation, justice sotomayor explained that it was clear to anyone reading this section that it applied to all voting qualifications without exception. it is equally clear that felony disenfranchisement laws are voting disqualifications. just as those propositions were declared to cover the entire analysis intended to capture all qualifications. >> what is the remedy that she wished? but are you seeking in order that where felons disenfranchisement disproportionately impacts blacks. that all felons must vote? >> on this record and it not only with the constitution, they struck out under every one. the record requires that this court in july.