thanks congressman burgess. great to have you here. hopefully we can visit with you again. >> you already know i love music. it should be a part of every student's curriculum. economic stimulus is used for lent in the hands of every width in america you are going to lead a group that found real purpose in one in 3 kids in naeshg drop out of school. they are not dumb they are bored. a lot of kids aren't having what fires them up really stimulating. that's why this partnership we are announcing today is very very special to me. impart nerring with the national association of music marketers. joining me is nam ceo joe l lamond. i am going to be talking to joe in a little while. we are going to tack about the partner ship. a picture is worth a thousand years what about a picture of win son stoning? driving us from new jersey they are in the city of new jersey they have been infired a program with nam called "save the musmu" from vh1. on the 7th grader ninth graders on the key boards and on drums 8th grader peter west point. >> we are going

welcome to the fox studios in new york city, tonight, congressman and michael burgess, they're medical doctors and they're going to be talking on whether health care reform should include rewards for the best decisions and also the amazing creskin demonstrates why he would be a good addition to the president's staff ap research counsel tony per kiss on the likelihood of a major turn around in the congress after the next term of congress. their song press one for english a youtube sensation ♪ the language of this land ♪ and every time it's posted here i could understand ♪ ♪ i do not live in china, mexico no foreign place ♪ ♪ and english is the language in these united states ♪ >> that's kay and ron and they're here today to debut a brand new song called a big fat no with the little rockers later today. are' going to love kay and ron, they're a lot of fun. today is going to mark the launch of a very dynamic partnership, putting music in the hand of students across america. one of your favorite parts of the show is the music, both from our guest celebrities as well as our in-house band, t

joining us is michael burgess, republican from texas. congressman, do you believe that joe women son should be censured in order to try to make sure members know they shouldn't be doing these sorts of things? >> i think representative wilson apologized and told the president last night and apologized, as i understand. the president accepted his apology. i think that ends it. >> does it end it, though -- by congressman wolf in his own voice today, prompted to apologize by the republican leadership. it was their idea, not his. doesn't that kind of diminish the apology? back to the point how do you dissuade your colleagues from doing this in the future? >> on tissue of leadership i don't -- i don't know. i'm not a part of leadership. you will have to take that up with people in the know. but as far as i'm concerned, i think there's probably no one in congress who would rather have those words back than joe wilson. and i think he spoke honestly and from his heart. at the same time, it was -- invited the president into our house and invited t

after the ravens sent burgess to new england. he spent the last two seasons in dallas before joining the eagles. and versatile player and john harbaugh has big plans for the big guy. >> tony fits into the tight end mix and compete for reps with lj and todd and edgar. and tony played special teams pretty well over the years. especially as a blocker and also in coverage. we want to make sure that we have enough personnel in certain positions to make sure we can get through the long haul and create a good game. >> kickoff set for 1:00 sunday at m&t bank stadium. back to you. >> crowd gathers in mexico feel the love. >> thousands feast their eyes on a rarity on the yucatan peninsula. >> equinox in mexico drew crowds. the earth is parallel with the sun twice a year, once in the fall and in the spring. sunlight causes seven triangles to form a serpent shaped shadow. down the pyramid main stairway, and meets a stolen snakehead carved at the bottom. >> wow! . >> that's creative. anyway. seven-day forecast. 83 tomorrow. on the warm side o

shoreed up the depleted position by trading prescott burgess to the patriots in exchange for seven round draft pick. then signed tony curtis, cut by the eagles. sixth round pick out of michigan. mostly special teams. he spent last two years with dallas. and only an eagle for a couple of weeks. when the browns take to the field at m&t. brady quinn will be at the controls. that word from coach today. one time raven assistant said quinn will remain the starter despite a lackluster start. offense has one garbage time touchdown in eight quarters and also 0-2 despite the one time starter, anderson will remain on the bench, at least this week. >> on the other side of the field. look for the ravens to continue to run the ball with the three headed monster in the back field. last week mcgahee came to the forefront and led with 79 yards, averaging 5 yards per carry. and scored two touchdowns in the big win over san diego. but at this stage of the career, mcgahee said individual stats are less important. >> asked me that a couple of years ago, i would be i am all for stats. but i am going for six p

burgess: i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is agreed to. the motion is agreed to. accordingly, the house stands live coverage of the president's remarks hear on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we spoke to a capitol hill reporter on what is expected happen in health care legislation in both chambers. they are back. but lawmakers are back on capitol hill. what are they talking about? who is saying what? >> the main focus is on the ability to conduct a bipartisan agreement. there is a little question on that. bacchuses comport with the proposal. but at this point reaction has been muted from lawmakers. in the act of this community, it had been much more vocal. >> you are talking about senator max baucus. it does not have a public option in it. >> one of the contentious issues, it is an issue that the key republican lawmakers in finance say that they simply will not support grassley, olympia snowe

one of the leading political scientist 100 years ago was john burgess who wrote quote, the proposition of the state is the product of history means it is the gradual and continuous development of human society grossly imperfect beginning through iroving forms of manifestation towards a perfect in universal organization of mankind. in other words this progressive movement which, these were not a revolutionary non-socialist utopian but are different from the eurean flavor but nonetheless partaking of the id and i mention woodrow wilson more powerfully affected by this. wilson said the two intellectual guys were hagel and edmund burke, so when sam recommends american conservate should be more burkean i always say we should look the way woodrow wilson found bur no source said all four sweeping awayhe exting foundations of american political fraud. burke woulde noble. i think the second difficulty on this point might be the idea that david burke in which sam refe to in his book which is that the whole bark obama has some affinity for burke corso david brooks reported and just ask woodrow wi

prescott burgess didn't buy. rivers and the chargers will start from their own 27.the great thing about sproles, and there's a lot, he's always going full speed. regardless of what is facing him, whether it's defensive end or guys running down under kicks. he never slows down, doesn't dance. he just flies. dick: rivers came back out on the field. a little stretch of the pitching paw. dan: he's cratching up is what he's doing. -- cramping up is what he's doing. dick: first down. rivers downfield. complete! jackson again to the 35-yard line. foxworth on the coverage. they isolated. rivers saw the man coverage, and a perfect throw. dan: he got perfect protection as well. that allowed the single coverage on the outside. foxworth couldn't make a play on this one. jackson barely holding on with foxworth on his back. dick: 38 yards more. so rivers over the 400-yard mark, passing today by far and away his best ever as a charger. dan: just what the chargers needed today. dick: jackson with catches, 141 yards. overshoots chambers who was covered well. that takes the clock dow

one of the leading political scientist 100 years ago, a friend of woodrow wilsol was john burgess who wrote the proposition at the state is the product of history, means that it ishe graal and continuous debug of human society out of a grossly imperfect beginning through crude but improving form of manifestation towards a perfect and universal organization of mankind, closed quote. in other words, this progressi movement would cite as a movement, these were not revolutionary, nonsocialist utopians. i mention woodrow wilson was powerfully affected by this. he said his two great intellectual guides were hegel and edmund burke. so when sam recommends that erican conservatives should be more burkean. i say we shoullook at the way woodrow wilson falkenberg, no source a all. birk proved to be no work against ever-expanding liberalism. i think the second sign might be the idea that david brooks advanced in which they briefly refers to in his book which is that behold, barac obama has some affinity for burke. or so david brooks rorted. it easy to accuse hegel andfound berg, i'm loong for to a

burgess. >> thank you, mr. shimkus. i had a follow-up before the questions with the funding issue, and there was a little over $7.5 billion for the h1n1 flu bill, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> so have these funds been disbursed? are they readily available to you or still being held somewhere in the stimulus pot or -- do you have all the money you need? do you have the funding that you need at this point? >> at this point, congressman, we do. we are drawing that money down. we've made a couple of drawdowns to buy the vaccine and get ready to distribute it now that we have a little more clinical data. we're likely to have a more accurate picture of how much vaccine we're going to need. we've used some of it to replenish the stockpile of anti-virals that we sent to state to help, as i say, about 1 billion 4, so far as hospitals and surge capacity, buying protective equipment. so we're trying to do this and at this point the funding provides is extraordinarily helpful and we -- >> at the present time you don't ant

chris morerro, michael burgess, some of the position players. >> excited about marrero, opening he'llf the order power back. we signed him as a 17-year-old, not as a 18-year-old. he's going to come out and think he will hit power. he's feeling his way. he will hit more power later. power will come. he's working on driving the ball and staying in there, occasionally has a tendency to step out. he's working on driving the ball to all fields. he has the power. his average is good and driving the baseball. >> thank you for taking the time to give us the update. dana brown. >>> desmond with the big club. debbie taylor caught one the short stop. >> i'll tell you, when he's soaking in everything he can from this experience of being in the big leagues in september for the first time. 60ed him about it. >> i just want, this is the opportunity to get a taste of what i can do, and show the fans i'm going to play hard. i think they will like my enthusiasm. what can do you? >> i just feel i'm a spark. like niger, we play the same game. run the bases hard and try the leg out base hit and stretch si

burgess of texas, is here. i'm going to yield him such time as he may consume. i think we've got about five minutes left. mr. burgess: i thank the gentleman for yielding, i don't know that i'll use the remaining time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. carter: oh, it has? i thought you told me 15 minutes. sorry. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. meek, for half of the remaining time until midnight. mr. meek: thank you so much, madam speaker. it's an honor to be before the house once again as many members of the house know that we've had an opportunity to go back not only to our districts but to our states, to deal with our issues and our districts -- in our districts and also talk to a number of our stits. i wanted to come before the house tonight with some of my colleagues to talk about some of the main issues discussed in the break. as you know, when i come to the floor, i always like to bring to the attention of the hughes, so that w

burgess. >> thanks. i just have a follow-up question that came up. one of the questions that he was on the funding issue. there was a little over seven-and-a-half billion dollars for the h1 n1 flu in the stimuls bill. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> have these funds been disbursed? are they really available to you? are they still being held somewhere in the stimulus pot? do you have all of the money you need? do you have the funding needed this point? >> at this point, congressman, we do. we are drawing that money down. we have made a couple of drawdowns to buy vaccine and get ready to distribute it. now that we have a little bit more clinical data we are likely to have a more accurate picture of how much vaccine we are going to need. we have used some of it to replenish the stockpiles of antivurals that we send to the state to help. as i say, about a billion for has gone out. we are trying to do a step in that time. at this time the funding provided is extraordinarily helpful, and we -- >> at the present time he done anticipate having additi

burgess. >> thank you, madam chair. secretary sebelius, i guess i should point out for health care providers of my age we were most of us in the midst of our training during the last swine flu outbreak during the ford administration and remember very vividly some of the problems encountered, so as information is gathered as to the safety of this vaccine, i think it is extremely important to get that out and get it disseminated. we had a big problem in ft. worth, texas, with the first round of this in the spring. the school district closed, and i would say i think appropriately so, but they received a great deal of criticism. the school district across trinity river in dallas did not close and, obviously, there were a lot of comparisons made between the decisions of the two school districts. still, i think superintendent johnson did exactly as she should have when she was confronted with a large number of suspected cases and could not get information back in a timely fashion from the cdc as far as recommendations. to pre