only aaron burr. all of this was far less amusing to hamilton's widow eliza who outlived him for 50 years. in fact, she survived almost until the civil war. she died in november, 1854, age 97. this remarkable founding mother if you permit the expression cofounded and ran new york's largest free orphan with nearly 250 children. one of my fondest wishes in the book was to try to rescue eliza hamilton from the obscurity to which she had con signed herself by evidently burning her own letters to alexander hamilton while preserving lovingly every scrap she wrote to him. let me say in closing i knew with hamilton i had been handed a precious gift. i seem to like these large, flawed figures who force me to wrestle with their contradictions. with hamilton, every time i began to lapse into hero worship he would pull me up with some huge, unexpected blunder. every time i started to lose patience with him he would redeem himself again with some beautiful act of statesmanship or friendship or love. i was enthrale

burr: mr. speaker, i'll take whatever time that -- mr. president, i'll take whatever time the president gives me and we'll yield when i need to to the other side. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. burr: let me just add to what my good friend from missouri talks about, that's about the federal commitment to disaster. north carolina happens to be one of those states that is probably the most recent, and we welcome the attention of fema but we also have been the last disaster before. and just like he expects the promises to be fulfilled. even though we're first in line now, we expect the promises to be fulfilled to those who are already out there. our country is great enough to do it. it is the greatest country in the world. but it means we've got to do it in a responsible way and part of that means that we need to pay for it. and i hope my colleagues will join what i think will be a house effort to expedite the funding needed for disaster relief but to do it in a way we don't charge future generations because of our fiscal irres

when bureaucracies and burr crates rule on things.ou don't know what is coming down on the pike and business people decide to sit on their hands and not hire. >> regulations cost billions to implement. why don't they think about that. >> and they just focus on issuing more and more regulation and no consideration and cost benefit of the regulation . that's the real problem here. >> bill, to you. a lot of folks worried about the regulations and do we have too many to get rid of them. >> don't expect to increase employ: it adds to jobs. the example epa want to dismantle the coal industry and replace it for something less efficient. colorado agency that regulates day care centers has a rule of how many dolls. and the problem with regulation is totally different. destroys our standard of live freedom. >> kim, to you. all of the regulations and cutting jobs here, is time to talk about new regulations? the economy is in shatters. >> regulations have nothing to do with the job market. the issue is the economy. they are proceeding with cautio

first is the creation of a voluntary rating system, for those who want to certify their building as burr-safe. this provides recognition for this ordinance. the voluntary program has been described in the document, and we will be developing this with a grant money. the second voluntary program -- this is the work of supervisor david shoe. this program is sponsored by the department of the environment and others. the commission encourages this program and the policies in the document before you. committee members, that does summarize the issue, and before i conclude i would like to acknowledged this photograph, as the city has benefited from dozens of photographs such as this one, that have been submitted by local photographers. the work on this effort has been enlightening, and there is much more to learn on this topic as research continues. we are confident that we have compelling evidence for the adoption of this ordinance. supervisors, the commission recommends that you adopt it -- adopt the proposal before you. i can turn this poem over to noreen from golden gate audubon. >> i would like

they always raised it burr it began with lloyd george. >> rose: but they've been front and center of the relationship? >> it only means the jewish people dispersed throughout the lands has one and only jewish state wher any jew can go there. >> rose: but you seem to have put it more front and cter. >> you know why? because the palestinian leadership refuses to confront its people and say this is will be our state, palestine, and any palestinian can go there. we also want, they say, millions of palestinians to b able to go to israel and wipe out the character... the democratic character... the jewish character of the state of israel. that's not fair, that's not right. and it's subsumed. it's coded language. theyay we recognize but not israel as a jewish state which means there are a million and a half non-jews there right now muslims and others, arabs and we'll get a few more million. >> rose: how will their life be different? >> we'll he the palestinian state in palestine which is w-free. that's what they said outrageously the other day. and we'll have israel, which has a jewish majo

. >> reporter: heather, this is a busy burr bank airport where, on this -- burbank airport where, on this friday, the weekend get away is in swing. we flew on a airplane full of people and. >> reporter: in oakland this afternoon, 137 people boarded a flight to burbank. just two days before this somber anniversary travelers are thoughtful. >> it is something very personal to me because i was impacted by people who were in the towers. >> reporter: once at cruising altitude people entertained themselves with entertainment and some read up on that day 10 years ago. >> today we know we have an enemy. 10 years ago there was that same enemy but we didn't take it serious. >> reporter: this traveler may look familiar, sheriff greg ahorn expressed confidence in the security. >> all of the state, local, federal agents are working better together, there is way better communication with the different units and going through the security process at the airport it makes us feel very secure. >> afterflight and a short walk across the tar mack we were inside of burbank terminal 1. here a mother expre

driver is still missing tonight, and the man is believed to have run into an apartment complex at may burr reand king. that's where thomas roman is live for us right now. thomas? >> carolyn, it has been almost five hours and police are still surrounding the apartment complex. san jose police say the suspect they have been searching for all day ran into the huge apartment complex after officers fired at him after 6:00 p.m. while the officers searched, residents are not being allowed in and others are told to shelter in place. at about 6:30 this evening, san jose police surrounded the home on north king. it happened moments after police say they shot at the suspect they had been chasing all day long. the man is seen here in a chevron gas station surveillance video. he approached the man pumping gas, asked him for money and shot him once. police say he took off in the stolen black nissan, which police found in the plant shopping center parking lot. here the man according to police car carjacked a lexus that they say belonged to cindy nguyen. police say they traced the car to the montclair hom

. >> laurie had been very successful in the burr bs.o come into manhattan, the most competitive market in the world, in the world, with everybody, i had to make a presentation for laurie so that when we found the right store, the landlord would be impressed. >> after she signed the lease and opened shop, that's when she started learning the difference between suburban and city shoppers. in the suburbs, people come in vehicles. >> bad weather in the city is bad for business. >> in the city, everybody walks. it's one of the things i didn't realize. >> another difference, finding good staff is easier in the city. >> i will say it is much easier to hire people in the city than in the suburbs. we'll put an ad in the paper for new york, we'll get 200 hits on it on craigslist. 200 people applying. they may not all be qualified. connecticut, we get six. >> when she wanted to create a national franchise, she could not do it in westwood. one store in new york she gets the attention. ♪ let's hear it for new york >> starting a small business whethe

russia are gearing up for only their second ever world cup game the burrs take on its li on tuesday following defeat to the u.s. in their opening pool stage match on is richard from port fleet reports the russians are going to have their work cut out for them if they want to become the first team making their maiden appearance in the competition to win again. tuesday's much of it really remains russia's best hope of winning a game at this tournament following their opening day defeat to the united states however this is going to be a tall order as to tell you one of world rugby is more established nations but there's opponents have made wholesale changes for the match but russia's coach. still expects a very tough encounter because they go more than if it's every team other tournaments have thirty players at their disposal and i don't think outearning some of them will change anything significantly in fact if we use a few players from the bench it might well be beneficial for us as replacements want to prove that they deserve a place in the starting line up. a cup of italian strength is defin

and went through the roster of all the units who were supposed to go and considered to be quotes of burrs so a number of people myself included will not something. one of the most infamous events the nine hundred sixty six cargo police will be attacked demonstrators in front of the democratic convention although the army it's an extension of right control troops to chicago from fort hood to keep them on the street. is no longer certain what side the guys in. the military had a problem on and it was about to go from bad to worse. we were in. the practice line i believe it was a long line of a sudden we see this commotion kind of started being in the line and then start to come up towards us and we could see people like one guy would turn to the guy behind them and they'd there be this excited conversation and that guy would turn to the guy behind him and finally big guy in front of me got the news and he turns around and he says to me they're killing women and children in vietnam i said who's killing women and children the viet cong he said no we are. march sixteenth one thousand nine hund

officers scoured the area around 98th avenue and burr street as police canvassed the area. bishop o'dowd high school was locked down. at one point police were checking the campus with guns drawn. it ended with the man's hiding spot did not work out. he was arrested after trying to duck under the back deck of a house. >>> tonight police in the east bay are reporting two rapes on st. mary's campus in two weeks. they were not random attacks. ann notarangelo on why these cases are disturbing. >> reporter: these two record rapes involve mostly students, in both cases the people know each other. and that certainly affected the tone of a rally on campus today. [ chanting ] >> reporter: two reported rapes in the residence halls at st. mary's in two weeks didn't just make students mad. it made them mobilize and organize today's rally. >> we shouldn't be having two sexual assault case just in the first month of school. it's -- to me it's not acceptable. >> no, okay, at all. >> sexual assaults is the big elephant in the room and nobody wants to face it. >> reporter: the first reported

guys can agree on i don't know that you're anything we're going to grow on but i let me go to richard burr but i but i can say that apart from whatever prime minister netanyahu or another israeli government thinks it might be able to agree upon and no one is counting the cost that is to say if somehow these six hundred fifty thousand jews were all moved and ten percent of all the jewish israelis were moved out of where they live now with all their infrastructure and another six hundred fifty thousand or a million or moved in there's hundreds of billions of dollars of cost to united states and foreign aid and perhaps two divisions of u.s. troops they say nato troops richard so there's a vast consequences of this that nobody's looking at. as political scientist and author norman finkelstein president and also president of the christians israel public action campaign richard hellman. now all of this is going on on the backdrop of the arab spring which has changed the dynamic of the arab world of the globe really and it's also changed the dynamics between arab media and the u.s. at least when

a driver spotted his car on i- 15 in san burr nar dineo county this morning. the daughter was in the van and unharmed. the mother reported her missing yesterday afternoon. >> three people treated for rashes today after a package was cond at scott air force base today. 13 people were decontaminated on site and didn't appear to be sick. officials didn't know what was in the package and they didn't believe it posed a further danger. >>> general david putras. >> after 37 years he is ending his career and starting a new one with the cia. a ceremony was held this morning in virginia. while in that role he planned the strategies. he starts his new job at the head of the cia next week. >>> the government is beefing ufsecurity around the september 11 attacks. a new report shows this country is still not prepared for another major terrorist attack. >> reporter: the folks who wrote the book on how the country could avoid another attack gave another status report. >> we are safer. >> we are where we ought to be? no. i don't think we are. lot of improvementdize still be ma

the burr rock skras wrong. >> it's the blob. it is. >> john: it's like the reformers are up. the unions and paper pushers. >> let's destroy the system. >> john: good bring on the destruction. who would disagree. teacher's unions disagree and they are mad at me and mad at reformers about city schools. >> city schools are terrible because of unions and the test scores. >> john: how do you know in f had he 42 are learning anything? >> i know my kids are learning something. >> john: give me a break. they opposed this charter school. >> unions are mad because they conspire. >> a teacher wants to teach. they say teachers need tenure. >> why else would you take a [ bleep ] salary. >> at least now there is good news. at some schools where teachers can be fired, kids learn. >> give us the worst schools anywhere in america and we'll outperform the other schools in five years. >> john: how goog gootd are the test scores in his charter school? unions say charters avoid the problem kids. >> no way. i love school. >> john: but sadly up to you to now, they have run the shot and made us stup

. >> he worked for pills burr re -- pillsbury. >> the dough boy. >> the dough boy.controled the dough boy which is like a nuclear weapon. if you saw "ghost busters." >> pizzas do taste like rocket fuel. godfathers, not good. >> i like godfather. >> i do too. actually i have never had it. >>> from herman to veer money -- ve rmon. peta released a new ad of a man attacked by shark and put in the hospital. he was out fishing last weekend near anna maria island when a nine-foot bull shark bit him in the thigh leaving a 15-inch gash that exposed his thigh bone. while peta released this ad it reads -- i guess you could read it because it has been up there for quite awhile. let's just keep it up for awhile. wickersham remains in hospital. quote, humans hook, spear, maim human fish for sport all day. the most dangerous fish of all is standing with the fishing rod or standing at the all you can eat buffet. meanwhile, how is the relationship between orcas and boat motors? >> you know they are happily married now. but they had to go to vermont to do it. no one allows orcas to m

. >> but they are burr -- bureau democrats. a of they aren't good at it. >> we open the fbi will get bottom to this. i think there is corruption in it. it doesn't make any sense a company would go out of business that fast with that kind of cash going in. directly ahead, is it legal for trying to undermine the drone strikes against al-qaeda terrorists. and jackie kennedy bad mouthing martin luther king and lyndon >> three hot topics, beginning with the muslim in oklahoma who sued the state to stop it from passing a law on international law. so, will, this is the director of care, he's a muslim activist in oklahoma. oklahoma passed a law that says we, the oklahoma legislature, in this state, and the judges, cannot take into account any foreign international or shurea law in our making, correct? >> correct. >> that sounds very logical to me. i like that law. >> the problem is if they stopped by just saying international law, they were only going to look at state and or u.s. federal law, fine. but they said right here, specificall

. >> but they are burr -- bureau democrats. a of they aren't good at it. >> we open the fbi will get bottom to this. i think there is corruption in it. it doesn't make any sense a company would go out of business that fast with that kind of cash going in. directly ahead, is it legal for trying to undermine the drone strikes against al-qaeda terrorists. and jackie kennedy bad mouthing martin luther king and lyndon johnson. wow! we will be right back. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >> three hot topics, beginning with the muslim in oklahoma who sued the state to stop it from passing a law on international law. so, will, this is the d

. >> john: union leaders escape that burr bureaucracy. >> you went to private school?e me feel i better do good in that school or else. >> john: why can't other people have the choice they had? also, why does it cost a third of a million dollars to fire just one union teacher? what is wrong with these people? ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole gin oats that can helpower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? and today, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief right to the site of your tough pain. in fact, it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. extra strength pain relief, twice as f

. >> you have never had a crunchy beef burr burrito>> sober. >> not from fast-food. a >> that was a euphemism andke baker are you disgusting. >> greg, did you say you livedis the atkins diet, but you don't consider it a lifestyle. want >> i want three years ago greg to materialize and beat the c living crap out of you. what that's what i want more thanythi anything right now.beuse because he would. he would be outraged. >> and justifiably so. >> he would threaten to resign from the greg gutfeld caucus.s >> which only exists in the past.>>ee >> bye. >>> coming up, could you choke amanda using your own tongue. is this still considered art?idt it is -- if the canvas is onwe the skin? we report and you get sick and throw up in the aquarium. s . >>> last month some weird guy got fired from time squaree squr after getting busted for the public lewdness. following a body paint session with two naked models. while armed with the knowledge that it is perfectly legal that the artist muse isarst m wearing a g-string, the painted predator returned withci another nondude nude.de.

. >> john burr res joining us from california today. thanks for your time. >>> there's breaking news we want to share with you right now. a military commission at guantanamo bay brought capitol charges against the alleged master mind of the "uss cole" that attack in yemen killed 17 american sailors and wounded 37 others. specifically one man is planned with planning and preparing the attack. he will face arraignment before the military commission within the next 30 days. if convicted he could face the death penalty. some other news now. reebok is going to settle a complaint over two sneakers. reebok claimed the easy tone and run tone shoes that cost up to $100 a pair could strengthen and tone legs and your tush muscles better than regular shoes. during a news conference the federal trade commission said reebok never backed up the that clai claim. >> if you're going to make particular exclaims about health benefits for your products, you better have some kind of adequate substantiation for those claims before you make the them. >> tom co

his father was a book loving owner for burr for nature shop and abolitionist and free thinker who states his family in and the values of liberty and equality and sought his son to suspect and challenge authority. and compassion play the role of the unifying theory in a sub three's chaotic universe. the bench was invariable filled with men in overalls and women huddled in shells and threadbare clothes yuan face waiting for darrow. the less charitable pal described as the types one would expect in a fortunetellers parlor. including halfwits who made in god could not teach anything but darryl would emerge at the end of the day and see the long line, side and offer an understanding smile. sunday dinner would grow cold as he sat with a subject for an hour or more patiently hearing the facts of the case and offering advice on the poor man's troubles and depending on how he was fixed at the time a third or more of darryl's cases -- and he was never wealthy man. he spent much of his money on wind, women and song and the rest he wasted. [laughter] the publisher e.w. scripps said everything about

is it related hinda vasa who was then the burr lessing queen-- so you had complete ignorance of these things. and the office was-- we weren't quite independent when my father came here. and when we had this name indian agency, what was then called american indians used to turn thinking it was a new agency of the government of t united stas. but that is greatly changed now. there is t proper regnition of india as well. and that enables us to talk. as i say we have changed as a power in s own right. we have changed in a relationship with the united states, and vice versear. we find that there are all these things we need to talk about because they are common interests. there is a future. of course there is a whole range of economic rerelationships. educational relationships, technological relationships, defense relationships. >> my impression is and you can correct me, that the economic, the opportunity for the entry of multinational american corporions to th indian market has gotten bette >> it has. >> i mean even wal-mart. >> yes, indeed. we have oveome a lot of our old hesitations. e

driver is still missing tonight and the man is believed to have run into an apartment complex at may burr reand king. that's where thomas roman is live for us right now. thomas? >> carolyn, it has been almost five hours and police are still surrounding the apartment complex. san jose police say the suspect they have been searching for all day ran into the huge apartment complex after officers fired at him after 6:00 p.m. while the officers searched residents are not being allowed in and others are told to shelter in place. at about 6:30 this evening, san jose police surrounded the home on north king. it happened moments after police say they shot at the suspect they had been chasing all day long. the man is seen here in a chevron gas station surveillance video. he approached the man pumping gas, asked him for money and shot him once. police say he took off in the stolen black nissan which police found in the plant shopping center parking lot. here the man according to police car carjacked a lexus that they say belonged to cindy nguyen. police say they traced the car to the montclair home.

burr: i rise to echo the comments about the contributions of lamar alexander, a friend, a colleague, but somebody who has had an impact not just on the state of tennessee but on the united states of america. and i think one of the toughest things that a member of the congress can do is to, one, step down from leadership, or two, voluntarily leave the body. and i think it says more about lamar alexander than any comments that can be made that he understands where he's going and i think he stated it very well. his contribution on the future of this country is what he's most concerned with, and that's why this country is blessed to have leaders like that. we welcome him back in the ranks of the normal, the general population of what has been the asylum of late and i hope that lamar will be a great influence on our ability to get the body of deliberative debate and participation back, and that's certainly his quest. one of his passions, though, is education and i was shocked he didn't mention in his litany of areas he would delve into but i know earlier last week he and i and others intr

they have forgotten vice president aaron burr killed secretary treasury alexander hamilton. they forgot congressman houston was walking down the street to washington one day, came across a congressman from ohio who oppose andrew jackson's indian policy and started caning him for which he was censured. they forgot there was a south carolina congressman who came before the senate and nearly killed by hitting him with a stick a senator from massachusetts. they have forgotten another senator from massachusetts named henry lodge stood on the floor of the senate and said of the president of the united states i hate that man. we forgot his compromises. the debate that were held in the mccarthy days. the watergate debate and the vietnam debate. the difference today between the debate in washington and the debate in history are that today because we have so much media everybody hears everything instantly. most of the people shouting at each other on television have never been elected to anything. it would help if we knew each other better across party lines but to suggest we should b

burr if they are killing kids and bombing cities i'm getting back into the game. >> heather: what aboutl the family members that wer affected by this horrible tragedy. i was on the streets of manhattan. i worked a grand central station right across the street. there was an office window where i could see the tower on the right. i didn't just see it on television. i watched outside that window. you know, never forget it. but a hole in the building as time went on the flames i actually saw it. i hope we never experience again i'll never forget it. i did call my family and let them know that i was okay and the phones went out. there wasn't much contact but had had to hunker down and just wa. >>eather: judy? >> it's obviously a seminal moment for america. it was very important moment for me. i was downtown near the world trade center, trying to vote when i looked up and saw we had been hit. i had only eight months earlier written articles about al-qaeda and the threat it posed to us and far away place osama bin laden. why hadn't i tried harder, it was terrible day. >> heather: that takes to

vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now, republican, rick perry, is trying to cover a lot of bases and burr niche his status as the front-runner. he's been reaching out to voters in a battleground state. a sign of confidence that his rivals are trying hard to tear down. jim acosta is covering perry's campaign in depth. he's joining us from richmond, virginia with the latest. >> wolf, the texas governor is not just running as a front-runn front-runner. he is running as a nominee and the rest of the world, all they could do is watch as rick rolls. >> governor of texas, rick perry. >> primaries, what primaries? rick perry is already running in virginia, a state that's much more crucial to the general election than to the republican nomination. >> i know it is time for a change in this country. when i'm talking about change, i'm not talking about the rhetoric of change. i'm talking about a record of change and i've got that record. >> perry gave two speeches in virginia. one to christian conservative students at liberty university, another to republicans in richmond. at both events, perry barel

little saddle sore after that rough right he had last night but some other candidates were buting some burrsauunder tha saddle. consider the issue of illegal immigration. when perry was governor, he still is the governor of texas, but a few years ago he signed into law a measure that offers in-state tuition to the children of undocumented workers. this is a law he has defended time and again. he did again last night. but the other candidates on stage really went after rick perry on this. rick santorum said he was soft on illegal immigration. mitt romney, who opposed a similar measure when he was governor of massachusetts, also laid into the governor on this. take a look at this exchange and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> that doesn't make sense to me. that kind of magnet draws people into this country. >> why should they be given preferential treatment as an illegal in this country. >> i don't think you have a heart. this was a state issue. texans voted on it and i still support it greatly. >> reporter: now, you heard some cheers after rick perry ended that statement, but if you w

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unfortunately, some of the burr anies were out there just waiting for bodies.spital came down the emergency department trying to help out in any way, fashion that they can. volunteers off the street came to the emergency room and said let me help teach a person how to walk with a cane and help find a family member. >> and lines for blood donation. >> lines were extremely long. we knew toward the end of by 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon that nobody was coming. that was it. >> morris, do you consider t just an act of god or an act of faith that you did not go to your office that day and you were not sitting in your office building that day? >> it definitely was. several years before i had been in a bad accident. a community activist andmunity volunteer as a volunteer paramedic. auxilliary police officer. >> exactly the kind of thing you would have been doing. >> as a matter of fact, rescue work. you know, we actually formed because of 9/11 we formed an organization called the auxilliary police supervisors association which i'm spokesman and vice president for. and i

they have forgotten that vicehat president burr killed formeralkg secretary of secretary alexander hamilton. they have forgotten that hungmar that -- congressman houston was walkingomho down the streets of washington one day and came across the congressman from ohio and started gaining him for which he was censured. they have forgotten there was al south carolina congressman he came over here before the senate andled nearly killed by hitting them from massachusetts. c of and they have forgotten another senator from massachusetts named henry cabot lodge did on th floor of the senate and said of the president of the united states, woodrow wilson, i hate man. they forgot about henry clay's compromises and the debates that were held during the army mccarthy days. and what of the watergate debates and what of the vietnam debates? the main difference today between the debates in washington and the debates in ey history are that todayth because we have so much media, everybody hears everything instantly. t if you would notice, most of thv peoplee who are shouting at ea. other on television or radi

. >> i am sorry, i suggest that aaron burr sitting and killing a shooting president a bit more dangerous. >> a tad. a tad. anybody know where alexander hamilton is buried in. >> this is amazing. >> in his tomb? >> you are good. you are good. >> he's buried in trinity church. >> really? >> yeah. right outside. we went down there to take some shots. alexander hamilton. >> don't you think peter has done a great job? >> he's done a great job. >> it's all up from here. >> why do you hate when loving would be so much better. >> i am a lover, not a fighter. >> how did the giants do last night? >> the season ended in april so i couldn't tell you. >>> coming up on "morning joe," lesley stahl will be here and eugene robinson. up next, john harris takes a behind the scenes now. he is preparing to moderate next week's republican debate. >> really? there's another one coming up? >> there is. >> here is todd santos with a check on the weather. todd. >> good morning, guys. a jam packed weather rundown when you talk about the action going on. tropical storm 13. a big impact for the beach weekend. it's a

have forgotten what adams and jefferson said of one noamplet they've forgotten that vice president burr killed former secretary of treasury alexander hamilton. they've forgotten that congressman houston was walking down the streets of washington one day, came across a congressman from ohio who opposed andrew jackson's indian policy and starting caning him, for which he was cren siewmpletd they've forgotten that there was a south carolina congressman who came to the floor of senate and nearly killed behighting him with a stirks the senator from massachusetts and they've forgot than another senator from massachusetts named henry cabot lodge stood on the floor of the senate and said of the united states of presiden president, it man. they forgot about henry clay's compromises and the debates that were held during the army mccarthy days and what of the watergate debates and vietnam debates? the main difference today between the debates in washington and the debates in history are that today, because we have so much media, everybody hears everything instantly. if you would notice, most of th

issue, and that is something that a group of us, bipartisan group of ten senators, republican senator burr, senator graham, senator sessions, senator snowe and senator collins; and five democratic senators: senator schumer, senator stabenow, i'm one of the five, senator hagan, and senator casey. each of us has pushed for legislation dealing with the problems of currency. and the chinese have clearly gamed the system. spwaoepbt all this time -- we spent all this time, mr. president, on the budget deficit. it's certainly worth addressing in a big way. and we spent so little time on the trade deficit. the trade deficit cuts in to undermining american jobs. a recent study showed that literally hundreds of thousands, some 2.8 million jobs have been lost to china since 2001, just in a decade. two-thirds of those manufacturing jobs because of unfair trade practices in part because of the way the chinese game the system on currency. our legislation simply, says several things. one of the most important parts of this legislation is simply telling the u.s. government that it must consider on trade c

where will the limb burr and concrete and other materials, the high tech equipment come from? will it be american made or will it be made over in china and imported into the united states? it seems we're about to use $300 million of our tax money, that is the american taxpayers' money, bill some schools or to improve some charter schools. all well and good. but why don't we create some jobs in addition to that? why don't we put into this bill an amendment that simply says that the secretary of education in prioritizing the grants shall give higher priority to those proposals that would use american-made equipment. american made squobs. we can and i thank my colleague from california, mr. lewis, for agreing that we ought to be making it in america this amendment was rejected for reasons unknown by the rules -- unknown to me, by the rules committee. perhaps known to them. and if mr. dreier were here or maybe i should ask ms. foxx, why would this objected to? why was it not made possible to put this amendment on the floor so we can create american jobs? i would note that we're 24

ranking member of the senate committee on veteran's affairs, senator patty murray and senator richard burr. i extend my appreciation to them for their work on this bill, it is my expectation that following consideration in the house, the senate will act to take up h.r. 2646 as amended and the legislation will be presented to the president for signature prior to the end of the fiscal year. mr. speaker, i urge all of my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 2646 as amended and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from minnesota. mr. walz: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank the gentleman exr his service to this nation in uniform and now on the v.a. committee a tireless advocate for our veterans and i think this piece of legislation authorizing the construction and some important things you just heard the gentleman talk about is a model for how we can do business here in a bipartisan manner, agreing on thicks, discussing them, moving out of subcommittees, to the full committee and now here to the hous

they have forgotten that vice president burr killed former secretary of treasury alexander hamilton. they have forgotten congressman houston was walking down the streets of washington one day. came across a congressman from ohio who opposed to and drew jackson's indian policy and started caining him for which he was censured. they forgot a south carolina congressman tame of came here here to the floor of the senate, nearly killed by hitting him with a stick a senator from massachusetts. they have forgotten another senator from massachusetts named henry cabot lodge and stood on the floor of the senate of the president of the united states, woodrow wilson, said i hate that man. they forgot about henry clay's compromises and debates held during the army mccarthy days. what of the watergate debates and what of the vietnam debates? the main difference today, between the debates in washington and the debates in history are that today because we have so much media, everybody hears everything instantly. if you would notice, most of the people who are shouting at each other on television or r