a, tom brady, b, terry bradshaw, c, joe montana. >> joe montana. you're on my team! we have to coordinate. >> she said scream it out. >> they cancel each other out. >> i think they do. >> they did, because makiggie g it wrong, but dave got it right. >> there is no winning by default. it's still zero/zero. >> this is strong, people. >> question three. i can't ask that because you you already said it was green bay that won the first super bowl. question four. what team has won the most super bowls? a, pittsburgh steelers, b, dallas cowboy, c, new england

he had a portrait studio at bradys.bruce's researcher ever struck but you could also have your portrait done there by story. no story was afterwards involved in metropolitan museum of art. as a painter he knew kelly and kelly got the opportunity to sit down and interview him, regarding that famous photograph that story helps to pose, story tells kelly. there was an evermore been abused in dubai to like him. he was called on to think worse of all sorts of stories were told of them which were not true. he was not at all course or boston bill. his soul seemed to rise above his personality. he was full of fire. he would awaken become translated and exalted and forget himself. he indulged in no flourishes of oratory or studied oratorical gestures. he was himself nerved to gesture by the force of his own mind and the action of the soul. without giving it a thought, which gave them aboard the quality. it is fine to represent them as drooping. he was alert. the photograph of lincoln that i post for alexander gardner was made in

brady. and i'm a big fan of the cbo and especially a fan of its current director, who i think has been in a tradition going back to alice rivlin what we expected directors. the infrastructure buildup to analyze the think this kind of been there since day one. too often in washington, proof proceeds by induction if you remember your past that if something is true today as it was true yesterday. and if we adopt the model the 70's that tells us how policies could affect the economy, then it's very unlikely that the government agency will ever stop using the same darn model. the fact is the lurcher has moved on. when much ago was turned to think of the most good way i could describe this. but the place where the big large macro models were really developed push perhaps the farthest was the university of pennsylvania. larry carr and get a nobel prize for it. i'll pretend it was a close friend and mentor of mine designed the model for the federal reserve that was large keynesian macro model. those

the former chairman brady has come up to the hill and met with senate democrats.enator harkin and myself, lamar alexander my ranking member. >> jon klein. >> yes, and we met with leader boehner about this. the joint staff of the senate and house, bipartisan, and the administration working together on the basic architecture of it. that is the route that we would prefer to go. and in consideration of that act, we have the opportunity because what the president and the secretary laid out in terms of race to the top, the kinds of things that they want to encourage in terms of professional development for teachers, data systems that are very important to tell the house schools are doing, and the promotion of charter schools -- there was a lot here for republicans and democrats who supportÑi the issue to come together around. >>çó it seems there is a controversial bill. with bonds supported it originally and now wants to scrap it -- roy bluntçó support% it originally and now wants to scrap it. >> we think we have an opportunity to do it in a very different way. we're lo

brady today for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered.t purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into the following members may be permitted to dreals the house for five minutes, to revise and extend their remarks and include therein extraneous material. mr. cummings of maryland, five minutes, ms. woolsey of california, five minutes, myself, mr. space of ohio, five minutes, mr. mcdermott of washington for five minutes, mr. defazio of oregon for five minutes and ms. kaptur of ohio for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, and under a previous order of the house, the following members are recognized for five minutes each. mr. moran of kansas. mr. cummings of maryland. >> i ask to claim mr. cummings' time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. space: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recogn

finally tonight, there are no do overs in sports, but brady would like one.at this free throw. wait a minute. let me do it over. what the heck was that. he shoots it. wait a minute. let me shoot it again. do you wanna get away? >> it's a miss. as soon as you release it, you're done. >> we'll be right back. g÷gyç >>> 9news now at 11 is not over yet, but don't go away. letterman will run in its entirety in just 15 minutes. we'll be right back after a special extended edition. >>> we'll tell you how to stay safe. information that could save a family's life. >>> plus hear how you wait to see how long a family will get their service back. >>> i'll have the latest word on the snowstorm. >> we'll be right back. o s

tim geithner agreed today the bonuses are outrageous, but that didn't satisfy texas republican kevin brady. >> the administration's handling of a.i.g. is... resembles the keystone cops. it would be funny if it wasn't leaving taxpayers crying. >> reporter: the administration's so-called pay czar says that while the bonuses are highly objectionable, there's nothing he can do to stop them. >> they've got a legally binding contract that they entered into two or three years ago. they're entitled to that money under the law. >> reporter: the white house says the president is frustrated and angry over the bonuses but aside from trying to shame a.i.g. employees into giving some of the moneyback, they say there's little even he can do about it. katie? >> couric: chip reid. chip, thanks very much. turning now to haiti, ten americans remain in custody there tonight accused of trying to take 33 haitian children out of the country without the prop paperwork. secretary of state hillary clinton said today u.s. and haitian authorities are working to resolve the case but added it was unfortunate whatever t

brady.hink the corporate tax rate in the u.s. does put us at a competitive disadvantage. internationally, proposals to raise a hundred $20 billion more on top of our companies that are trying -- to raise $120 billion more on top of our companies that are trying to create american jobs -- it seems to me the economic models on the stimulus are outdated. they seem to be $1 in of government spending generates this much, but back home, you look at small businesses. their behavior is modified because they know increased spending leads to new debt and new taxes. the business community looks at cap and trade, health care mandates, spending taxes, international tax provisions -- they are frightened by it. one of them said it is tough enough to predict the markets. trying to predict the market and you guys -- they are holding their money. that is affecting those older economic models. my question to you is -- thinking about the study examining the forecast of senator romer and others -- were using key

it was the 3-part episode of the brady bunch when greg went surfing and he got a curse on the tiki doll and that leads to my impression. do tiki dolls give curses? >> do tiki dolls give curses? no. but again i would invite you. -- i am actually not only running for the congressional seat, but i am the city councilman from we kiki. i want you to check it out and see if it is true. >> i love hawaii. it is a heavy democratic state. the guy stepping down to run for governor, so this will be a special election, right. >> yes, that's correct. a smecial election is in 90 days. in hawaii we have unique election rules. it is a winner take all. all candidates -- who ever gets the most votes wins. in this race, i am the only republican candidate. there are two, possibly three candidates in the race and i am excited. much more important than that -- >> go ahead. >> much more important than that is what the people and the voters of hawaii can say to the nation. i think i as well as the voters and the american people are troubled. we are running monster-sized budget deficits and running up the nation

brady.just got back from the to spitting in uneconomic council conference. a lot of people are interested these days. i think the corporate tax rate in the u.s. does put us at a competitive disadvantage. internationally, proposals to raise a hundred $20 billion more on top of our companies that are trying -- to raise $120 billion more on top of our companies that are trying to create american jobs -- it seems to me the economic models on the stimulus are outdated. they seem to be $1 in of government spending generates this much, but back home, you look at small businesses. their behavior is modified because they know increased spending leads to new debt and new taxes. the business community looks at cap and trade, health care mandates, spending taxes, international tax provisions -- they are frightened by it. one of them said it is tough enough to predict the markets. trying to predict the market and you guys -- they are holding their money. that is affecting those older economic models. my

bill brady who is a client of mine is running for governor. eight republicans running. now bill brady has a 517 point margin and in first place so it's a landslide for bill. and on the other side the democrat incumbent governor is up by less than a 17%. there is a great sentiment in little just like in 2008. the great sentiment to get rid of the incumbents. and i think that will help bill in the general election and i think it will be a close race because i think he will win this one. >> and the mayor of las vegas is mad because for the second time the president has said don't go to vegas if you don't have any money. and here is what the mayor of sin city had to say. >> he didn't learn his lesson the first time, but when he heard our economy -- hurt our economy by hisil conceived rhetoric, we didn't think it would happen again. but now that it has, i want to assure you, when he comes, i'll do everything i can to give him the boot back to washington and to visit his failures back there. and i got to tell you this, and everybody says i shouldn't say it but i have to tell

two years ago a female, quote, journalist asking tom brady to marry her? reporter dressed in drag. as robin said some of the dumbest questions in history have been asked on media day. there was a salsa lesson. we'll have the highlights tomorrow morning. >>> the two teams arriving monday in miami. here are the saints marching in on their charter plane. i didn't know you could open the plane's window. a few players and their coach were already in miami for sunday's pro bowl. they greeted their team dressed as bellhops. funni lny stuff. they took the idea from the late grate -- wanted to lighten the mood. >>> nba star gilbert arena suspended for the whole year for taking guns to work now says he understands guns and violence are serious problems and not joking matters in an op-ed piece for the "washington post." arenas says a message of nonviolence will be front and center as he tries to rebuild his relationship with the young people of the d.c. area. a lot of people criticized him for having a flippant attitude after he was caught for doing that. >>> if you'

to look for and identify liquid brady difference would be the different fields without the high costs of mri's. we demonstrated this technology and albuquerque one year ago last december. it was very successful in identifying dangerous liquids in a small bottle among non- hazardous liquids in the standard tsa-sized screening ball. owl. can we do that with an entire trade-sized application? if that is successful, how can we be successful in doing that with the regular baggage couple carry-on baggage? we are looking at this in a phase increment. we are confident enough now that the technology has great potential for success and we're looking for commercial partners. at the end of the day, the commercial partners are who we need to get these things produced en masse. let me talk about your broader question of partnership that the national labs. i will go into more detailed than when i did in my oral comments. we have recently established to this. it is up and running. it will provide a senior level of undersecretary level mechanism to focus the utilization of the national labs on this ve

on top for now is springfield state senator bill brady. >> our guys tell us we will be ahead and we're confident we will. >> he leads kurt dillard by scance 750 votes. mckenna trails by 8,000. absentees have until the 16th to arrive to be counted and the state board of election says it may be the 23rd before it's all over. we'll get back to you. in chicago, steve brown, fox news. >> bret: republican scott brown will be sworn in as u.s. senator from massachusetts thursday afternoon. governor patrick is expected to sign the official election certification form thursday morning. brown, of course, upset democrat martha coakley last month and will be the 41st republican in the senate ending the democratic supermajority of 60 needed to defeat a filibuster. former indiana senator dan coats wants his old job back. the republican retired in 1998 after ten years in the senate. but he said today he is starting the process of mounting a challenge to democratic incumbent evan bayh this fall. >>> president obama rolls the dice again with another controversial reference to las vegas. and was the pres

today it the 16th anniversary of the effective date of the brady law.that statutes like the brady law remain on the books to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. we ought to extend it to private sales at gun shows for example. we want the supreme court to say four square those kinds of laws and regulations are consistent with our constitutional tradition. >> always a good debate. we will be watching on tuesday and we will watch and see how it impacts millions of gun owners here in america. thank you both. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is not calling for congressman rangele to give up his chairmanship left. what is the latest. >> admitd that the ethics violations probably don't pass the smell test for many americans but is urging people to wait for the bipartisan commission to rule on more weighty issue. here is pelosi on abc. >> what mr. ranle many wassed a monitoring p initialed for was a violation of a rule of the house. it was not something that jeopardized our country in anyway. so what remains to be seen what the rest of the work of the commit

joining me now is mark brady with prince george's county fire and ems service.ly. this is a wet, heavy snow. the wet, heavier snow is ing to ecumulate on power lines and tree branches that will come in contact with those power lines and then we'll have some power outages. unfortunately that creates a whole other set of problems for citizens, residents and the fire department. >> if you come in contact -- or if you encounter a power line, you should assume that it's energized. >> exactly. if you see a downed power line, limit access to the area. call 911 and inform the authorities. if you have an emergency, call 911. if you don't have an emergency, call pepco directly. >> excellent. mark, thank you for joining us today. take care out here on the roads. we'll come back to you later with more information and more about the road conditions here. we're live in college park. now back to you. >> thank you. let's get the picture on maryland right now. >> greg shipley is joining us on the phone. greg, we're talking about whiteout conditions around midnight tonight. are y

. >> again, with the consistency of this snow, we talked to mark brady a few minutes ago from princee. he said this is a wetter, heavier snow. it's going to cling to power lines and tree limbs and that could cause problems. we're live in college park. now back to you. >> you don't like snow, do you? >> does it show? >> yeah, it really does. big-time. >> you want to play poker with me, right? eah. go inside and get warm. hang in there. we'll take a break, let derrick warm up little bit. that brother is having a hard time tonight. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: does elmer fudd have trouble with the letter r? elmer: shhhh, be very quiet; i'm hunting wabbits. director (o/c): ok cut!!!! uh...it's i'm hunting "rabbits," elmer. let's try that again. elmer: shhhh, i'm hunting wabbits. director (o/c): cuuuuut! rabbits. elmer: wabbits director (o/c): rabbits. elmer: wabbits. director (o/c): rabbits with an "r." elmer: aw...this diwector's starting to wub me the wong way. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> now we go to virgi

. >> charlie: i assume the model for that is what the giants did to tom brady. >> no question about itbut that's easier said than done because the giants had one of the best defensive lines in recent history. the saints have a good defensive line with a very good defensive tackle in cedrick ellis but it's not to the level of what the giants were. plus charlie, do you know what, the colts know it's coming. and one other thing is when paten manning gets hit, a lot of times, and people will laugh when they envisionthis but just think of this. here's what you'll see from paten manning on sunday. if he sees a heavy rush, he's going to do what everybody would criticize them you're not macho, you're not a man. he'll do -- duke into the fetal position and fall on to the ground and want to live another day. this is not macho ball it's football and four quarter game. if i get sacked a couple time in the first quarter without really getting hit that's fine don't worry. we'll figure it out and we'll win the game in the second half. >> charlie: if the colts win, will everybody question caldwell's d

bill brady leads by -- ready for this -- 503 votes over kirk dillard. and in the key house races we told you about yet. in the tenth, democrat dan seals will face robert dold for that seat being vacated by mark kirk. randy hultgren knocked off dennis hastert's son in the 14th district. he'll face bill foster in the fall. in the eighth district, joe walsh, not the former eagle, beat five opponents in that republican primary and he'll face battle-tested incumbent democrat melissa bean in that swing district. finally, republican adam kinzinger cruised in that 11th district republican primary. grabbed 64% of the vote. he'll face freshman democratic congresswoman, debora haliverson. and we've got mark murray here to break down what we learned from illinois. quickly, walk us through, how many votes are left to be counted and the recount procedures in illinois? >> possibly another recount with it being so close on the governor's side. it will take at least two weeks to recount all the ballots and also see those late-arriving absentee ballots. then the state de

nick brady, for example. you know, talking about commissions he sat on. henry kissinger, commissions he sat on about central america. and they hammered out something that was acceptable to both. that's the problem. >> rose: that's exactly what we need. and, look, i'm very encouraged. the discussions we've had with bowles and simpson suggest that's exactly what they're going to try to build. that kind of spirit of cooperation, even though both sides there might be things that... you know, one side or the other doesn't like but they recognize they have to step into the boat together or it won't get done. >> rose: here was the administration's proposal at the beginning. what we want to do is deal with... we want to stimulate the economy first, then we want to do something about health care. we want to do something about education. we want to do something about climate change. >> dealing with the economy was a very important step... >> rose: that was the stimulus program. >> don't forget, the recovery... in fact, there was a new analysis out by the congressio

brady for questions. >> i want to begin by commending you for sharing your personal story of loss with the committee here today. and that takes great courage. i would encourage you to share that story with the decisionmakers in japan who are making the key decisions on product defects, product recalls, product retrofits and failure analysis because i think they need to hear that story from you. >> thank you. >> i also want to commend you for commending the dealers in this country who have done an extraordinary job responding to your recalls and performing retrofits and tying up their staff all over this country. some of them are my friends and my constituents. so i appreciate your recognition of the sacrifice they are making. i want to focus specifically on the comment that you made on page two of your statement which you repeated here today. where you said we are confident that no problems exist with the electronic throttle control system in our vehicles. we have done extensive testing of this system and have never found a malfunction that caused unintended acceleration. i am having a

brady of texas. >> i am confused. grip of $1 trillion annual deficit that you were handed -- but congress controls the pocket books, remind us who was in charge of congress for two years when you're handed that annual deficit? >> you know the answer to that, congressman. but the damage to our fiscal future, the transformation from $5.60 trillion -- >> i just want to make sure our listeners were not confuse by who handed to that horrible deficit. i want to bring up aig. there is common ground. the anger and outrage at the way a i.t.'s bailout has been handled by you in treasury. congress, democrats, republicans, you saw the deal that gave one hundred cents on the dollar to the counterparties of aig. if they had been trying to advance the public from knowing the details of that. a year later, $100 billion -- $100 million in bonuses come out. the administration handling of aig resembles the keystone kops. it would be funny if it was not the taxpayers crying about it. i do think that you've taken your eye off the ball pur

a, tom brady, b, terry bradshaw, c, joe montana. >> joe montana. you're on my team! each other out. >> i think they do. >> they did, because makiggie g it wrong, but dave got it right. >> there is no winning by default. it's still zero/zero. >> this is strong, people. >> question three. i can't ask that because you you already said it was green bay that won the first super bowl. question four. what team has won the most super bowls? a, pittsburgh steelers, b, dallas cowboy, c, new england patriots. dave was first. >> dallas cowboys. >> wrong. >> erica hill? >> steeler. >> the pittsburgh steelers have won six. >> it's 7-0. you count as a touchdown. >> you're at zero because you were negleative one before. question five. what city has hosted the most super bowls? a, new orleans -- [ whistle blows ] i've been dying to do this all day. dave price. which city has hosted the most super bowls? a, new orleans, b, miami, or, c, tampa. >> miami. >> i think miami. >> what gave it away? was it my -- >> i like i way you did it. >> now you have a point. >> question six. on super b

brady of texas. >> i am confused.our grip of $1 trillion annual deficit that you were handed -- but congress controls the pocket books, remind us who was in charge of congress for two years when you're handed that annual deficit? >> you know the answer to that, congressman. but the damage to our fiscal future, the transformation from $5.60 trillion -- >> i just want to make sure our listeners were not confuse by who handed to that horrible deficit. i want to bring up aig. there is common ground. the anger and outrage at the way a i.t.'s bailout has been handled by you in treasury. congress, democrats, republicans, you saw the deal that gave one hundred cents on the dollar to the counterparties of aig. if they had been trying to advance the public from knowing the details of that. a year later, $100 billion -- $100 million in bonuses come out. the administration handling of aig resembles the keystone kops. it would be funny if it was not the taxpayers crying about it. i do think that you've taken your eye off the ball

was jack, always smiling, twinkling eyes, flanked by his lieutenants, mike doyle on the west, bob brady pride in the institution that he learned from his friend and mentor, tip o'neill. jack was known for his irish sense of humor. he was never funnier film won the regaled us of historic as a lieutenant to tip o'neill. jack loved tipped and continued his tradition of honor, authenticity, and loyalty to your constituents. every member of congress believed that he or she represents the best congressional district in the country and that you have the best constituents. jack murtha was absolutely certain of that. he loved this district. to watch jack murtha legislate was to see a master at work. more indicative of was to watch him communicate with the men and women in uniform, whether right off the battlefield or at the bedside at a military hospital. many of us have had this experience and while visiting walter reed or the naval medical center. he always answered their knees are responding their call -- he always answered their needs and responded to their calls. he bonded with them. i will

and mark brady from the prince george's county rescue is on the phone with us.>> it happened about 7:00 and it's the garver facility, which houses a lot of the air and space museum for the smithsonian. firefighters were called out ther to investigate a possible roof collapse and in fact, found building number 21 had a roof collapse into the structure and the collapse did compromise the integrity of the entire building. we secured the utilities, the gas, the electric, and the water, to remove that from any complications that may develop, and we turned the fility back over to the security company, which was the only personnel on the scene. >> mark, what about the collection inside? everything safe, or are we able to get things out, or what's the condition inside right now? >> well, the best people handle those art faifacts inside that build are that of the personnel from the smithsonian. and we were able to secure the utilities to prevent that from becoming a problem, and all the artifacts that are inside that building, again, we're not exactly sure what artifacts

was frank en route roosevelt who pioneered the fireside chat for good to this day beget the saturday brady botox barcode was ronald reagan who began these again because he remembered how effective that they are was on the radio. he also understood the points you make about diverting attention. if you don't want to deal with an issue, you don't go out and say i am against that and become hard-headed and hard-nosed. instead, he blunt it with humor and i think of the wonderful stories that lyndon johnson used to tell about franklin roosevelt, who was a master at this. johnson when they went into see roosevelt because he wants to convince him to stream wirer across sells central texas to bring rural electrification to this backwater in texas. roosevelt and want to do it, and so johnson gets into see him and before he could say anything roosevelt says to him, lyndon have you ever seen a russian women make it? [laughter] johnson is mystified and he starts telling him about harry hopkins had just been to russia and johnson, what he told them about the russians etc. at etc. before you knew it roos

the battle between bill brady and kirk dillard is still too close to call. >>> all right, we're backere in the stimulus area that we've been using for the last little while. we've been digging into the money that has been given to stimulus projects and finding out whether jobs have been created. what are you looking at? >> $862 billion in total can, right? and we are looking at clean energy projects, we have video from the president and the vice president meeting with governors from all over the country and they are trying to advance clean energy in lots of different ways. the vice president when they were at the meeting, the vice president made some comments using some numbers. take a listen to this -- >> the announcement i'm making today, mr. president, builds on an unprecedented investment that the federal government has made, in large part through the recovery act, to deal with investments in clean energy and lessening our dependence on foreign oil, $80 billion. >> so, that $80 billion there he's talking about a combination, basically, of existing funding and also some stimulus f

brady entered in record without objection it will be entered. second round of questions, mr. lax in? >> thank you, mr. chairman. is a couple times you want to make healthcare services for your beneficiaries. you want to provide more services for the. you want to provide more efficient services for the. you want to ride good sources for them. is that which have been sitting? >> yes. >> you see that as your raw? >> we see it as a critical role for us to get them access to affordable, quality health care. and by providing the services that we do, we think that create real value for the customer. >> some of these documents paint a different picture. there's a document that's titled wellpoint individual 2010 plan, opportunities, not reflected in the forecast. so you have the -- is a business plan. and under this business plan, there's a section called risk management. it says medical loss ratio should improve as we eliminate subsidies and other risk management initiatives. and then you have a number of initiatives. one initiative is to take pre-existing waiting period and adjustin

representative robert brady, chairman of the committee on house administration, and his ranking member, representative dan lungren. of course former house administration ranking member, representative vernon ehlers. this legislation removes the appoint role of the architect of the capitol from the executive branch placing it in the rightful hands of the legislative branch where it it belongs. specifically this bill provides for the joint appointment of the architect of the capitol by house and senate leadership both majority and minority, and the chairs and ranking members of each of the house and senate committees of the juries,including the committees on house appropriations, house administration, senate rules and transportation and infrastructure. this is a long overdue change. the architect of the capitol serves a legislative branch function and as such he or she should be chosen by the lerge branch. by making this change we can simplify a process that has caused unnecessary delays in choosing a permanent architect for the capitol. because of the delays in this process, we have had

was jack, always smiling, twinkling eyes, flanked by his lieutenants, mike doyle on the west, bob brady. they had a twinkle and a smile, too. sometimes. [laughter] jack passed on a pride in the institution that he learned from his friend and mentor, tip o'neill. jack was known for his irish sense of humor. he was never funnier film won the regaled us of historic as a lieutenant to tip o'neill. jack loved tipped and continued his tradition of honor, authenticity, and loyalty to your constituents. every member of congress believed that he or she represents the best congressional district in the country and that you have the best constituents. jack murtha was absolutely certain of that. he loved this district. to watch jack murtha legislate was to see a master at work. more indicative of was to watch him communicate with the men and women in uniform, whether right off the battlefield or at the bedside at a military hospital. many of us have had this experience and while visiting walter reed or the naval medical center. he always answered their knees are responding their call -- he always a

. >> what is your favorite color, tom brady. what shoe size do you wear? take a look at pictures. thousands of them. they go back into the concourse. it's an absurd exercise. you get two weeks between the conference championship games, you have super bowl idol. entertainment reporters, people from all over the world saying things that people don't understand frankly. reggie bush sitting there. the big theme from the actual game itself, that man right now, dwight freeney, all-pro defensive end, with a bad ankle. really, though, everyone is rooting for the new orleans stan saints, right? >> it's a better story for nonsports people. >> if you are from indianapolis, we'll give you a pass. otherwise, root for the saints. >> it's day to day. hopefully toward the end of the week it starts to get better. a little bit of swelling left. >> we feel like we're playing for so much more than just, you know, to win a game or just for our organization or our team. we're playing for an entire city, an entire region, and you're probably even saying an entire country, just b

i want to commend mike doyle, bob brady, paul kanjorski, the entire delegation, for last week making sure that aside from the services that were held, formal services held for mr. murtha in johnstown, pennsylvania, that there was an opportunity for an irish wake afterwards. jack, i know, would have been very proud of that and i'm sure he got quite a chuckle with o'neal up in a higher place at the coming together of so many members and regaling in so many stories of jack murtha. america's lost a great patriot, congress has lost one of its giants, one of the most knowledgeable members on national defense ever to serve here, whose service spanned four decades and eight presidents and members of both chambers and on both sides of the aisle. our hearts go out to joyce and the family. we in this body have lost a person that makes the very essence and fabric of being here so rich and rewarding. it was evident in listening to our colleagues, listening to rodney and bill and jack kingston, talk about mr. murtha, his death is a reminder to us all that our time here and all that we hope to acco

only about 300 votes separate the top two republicans, bill brady and kirk dillard. the gap is wider among the democrats, though. the governor leads by 8100 votes. the fate of 10 americans detained in haiti could be decided today. authorities will decide whether to file charges against the baptist missionaries accused of trying to take 33 haitian children into the dominican republic without proper documents. secretary of state hillary clinton says the u.s. is speaking with the haitian officials. >> the haitian nation acted to protect children who were being removed from their country without appropriate documentation. it was unfortunate that whatever the motivation that this group of americans took matters into their own hands. >> haiti's government now raising the death toll from the devastating earthquake to 200,000 people. cops on long island, new york, they're no dummies. a woman tried to fool them by driving in the h.o.v. lanes with a mannequin in the passenger's seat and it was a good looking gal. >> she was. >> you're only allowed to drive in the lanes with a

brady for questions. >> i want to begin by commending you for sharing your personal story of loss withthe committee here today. and that takes great courage. i would encourage you to share that story with the decisionmakers in japan who are making the key decisions on product defects, product recalls, product retrofits and failure analysis because i think they need to hear that story from you. >> thank you. >> i also want to commend you for commending the dealers in this country who have done an extraordinary job responding to your recalls and performing retrofits and tying up their staff all over this country. some of them are my friends and my constituents. so i appreciate your recognition of the sacrifice they are making. i want to focus specifically on the comment that you made on page two of your statement which you repeated here today. where you said we are confident that no problems exist with the electronic throttle control system in our vehicles. we have done extensive testing of this system and have never found a malfunction that caused unintended acceleration. i am having a

we have "great tv families reunited," gangs from "the partidge family" "the brady bunch." >> and we'llthe bradfords from "eight is enough" and the fixtures from the washington stoop, the folks from "227." that is "great tv families reunited" all next week here on "today." but before we get to next week, let's continue with today and talk about olympic action. natalie's got a recap. >>> that's right. good morning once again. two more medals for team usa, for the women's bobsled and short track speed skating, but a tough da on the slopes for americans lindsey vonn and julia mancuso. >> oh, lindsey vonn! >> reporter: downhill drama in the giant slalom. >> into the fencing down there. >> reporter: as american skier lindsey vonn lay on the course, her teammate, julia mancuso, began her run, the shortened interval between skiers due in part to the bad weather. >> whoa, now they've stopped her. >> reporter: but during mancuso's run, a yellow flag, forcing her to stop and return to the top to start over, as lindsey vonn made her way off the slope. >> i don't want to crash myself, let alone, yo

brady of texas. >> i am confused.r grip of $1 trillion annual deficit that you were handed -- but congress controls the pocket books, remind us who was in charge of congress for two years when you're handed that annual deficit? >> you know the answer to that, congressman. but the damage to our fiscal future, the transformation from $5.60 trillion -- >> i just want to make sure our listeners were not confuse by who handed to that horrible deficit. i want to bring up aig. there is common ground. the anger and outrage at the way a i.t.'s bailout has been handled by you in treasury. congress, democrats, republicans, you saw the deal that gave one hundred cents on the dollar to the counterparties of aig. if they had been trying to advance the public from knowing the details of that. a year later, $100 billion -- $100 million in bonuses come out. the administration handling of aig resembles the keystone kops. it would be funny if it was not the taxpayers crying about it. i do think that you've taken your eye off the ball pu

elevate him into the upper of quarterbacks now he can be talked with along peyton manning and tom brady. >> just because of the length of their rare and how long they have done it they have it before brees >>> manning won it. but brees for most of the year played at that level. >> 70% passer for the regular season. manning has come under a lot of fire. people saying he's the reason why they lost. is he the reason why they lost? >> he's the reason why they're there. he's the reason it's a football game. did a good job during the course of the game. and you know the the end he throws the interception. could have been the finished better by reggie wayne who was a great play. but think about it this way. dwight was a nonfactor in the second half. they're playing the two corners on the field. brees having a field day against the back up corners. manning is still an excellent quartzerback. maybe his legacy is only going to be one super bowl. he gets into the playoffs every year. >> what was going through your mind the split second the saints tried an on side kick? >> oh my gosh. [ laughter ]