was involved -- that james van braun was involved in some neo- nazi parties. he claimed he was more southern that robert e. lee. i began to see that he did not have the characteristics of a gentleman. i will put that right up front. in any event, he befriended an elderly member of the board. a severely elderly member of the board. and then later on, he booted to her upscale apartment up on connecticut avenue and set up a public relations firm. he took over her financial affairs. as a set, i do not think she was at an age where she could have very precise judgment. they took over the financial affairs. later on, he ended up setting up as i am reconstructing this, he set up this public relations firm that became allied with the neo-nazis and white supremacists. i found as by investigating. he turns out to be a paid informer for the fbi. according to some reports and interviews from other newspapermen, he says that he was paid $8,000 a month to survey all -- to surveil white supremacist organizations. we get into the periphery of behavior and comments that would

brian braun struck out and another two outs in this one.iants are definitely trying to hang onto this one. and prince fielder, a three-run home run. >>> and entering the third round of the weigmam, struggling the on the hole. missing the par putt and four didn't get better. and another par putt. and it goes right and she goingeed four of the six holes and finished the third round 4 under. and stacie lewis the third hole and it doesn't stop rolling until it goes into the cup and earning a 10 under. won the par 5 11, lewis for eagle! and shin on 10, that bad boy, and ends the day with a four-shot lead at 16 under. and most people are wondering what happened to cheyenne woods? she, of course, is the niece of tiger. she was a freshman this past year. coming from xavier prepare high school in arizona winning back to back titles and the first lga appearance ended with her missing the cut. she consulted her uncle. >> he is just really supportive for me. and that's always nice. it was a really great experience tore me to play in my first lpga. the

services bill downstairs i believe is occurring so is running back and forth and what he asked is senator braun to manage this discussion for the amendment. >> i would say if we're going to vote on it now i have not had time to read. >> mr. chairman, can i also -- can i senator mikulski. >> mr. chairman, i too am a strong advocate of consumer opportunity but i have to be up here for consumer protection and what i want to put in here is not my health had but i had as a member of intelligence committee and also my hands as they a proofreader for commerce justice and the funding for the fbi. we are in a tremendous risk coming into this country of counterfeit drugs and we know from a variety of sources including the mafia run over of exploiting yes. this is real and serious. i'm not showing any of the drug companies so i really have to insist on a certification from the secretary on a safety. i can only do as a matter of really good conscience. i wonder consumers to get the best deal. out of love for them to be able to imports inexpensive prices, but everything i know from both classified and uncla

the story nobody would tell in the media because they are sponsor supported it is clearly americans braun a consumption binge buying anything that moved because there were not spending their money. the chinese making the product cheaply, a lot of the products from wal-mart today would cost 10 times as much if not for the chinese bree donnelley bought the product but a lot of it because you bought it with their money you they gave you the financing and the product to could avoid that deal? i think it is a huge warning signal. i am not sure it was causal but indicative of the status seeking binge the europe -- the u.s. and europe were on over the last 15 years. >> it looks like we have taken a big standard of living hit and we have roughly 1 million college graduates per year how were these young guys and graduates being absorbed into the economy and what type or what can lead government do to help us with the problem? >> it is a big problem. i wish i were 30 years younger. in the '60s they said don't trust anybody over 30. i am not quite 50 but i am way over 50 -- 30 i do not know i can le