>> imac the court and of burton, a prospect. it is been quite a scene-i am on the corner of burton and prospect. and with neighbors and the swat team member. moving in with a canine unit. and writer around the corner near english drive which is where the suspect was holding up for a while, i spoke with demand, three doors down and there were requested to stay. in and finally, the suspect may, may not be in that house. these swat team members are pour into all of these neighborhoods. through the school, and north of the dominican hospital the east side of the freeway. catherine? >> and we're looking and rob, we are thinking that he has used a taser:a female deputy? >> yes, he is ferry large, 6 ft., 7 in. to 7 5 lbs.. it- very large, and he was being transported to dominican hospital for a medical treatment. and he overpowered the deputy, got a hold of her service weapon. and we he did fire a shot, possibly at a security guard and somebody else. we still need to confirm this. and he took off on to the foot into this neighborhood.

burton: mr. speaker, there was an article -- i guess it's on foxnews.com today, and it's called america's third word, texas strikes back. and the head of the texas department of captain stacy holland with the texas department of public safety said, quote, i never thought that we'd be in this paramilitary type of engagement. it's a war on the border. it's a war on the border. that border's 1,980 miles long and the president sent 1,200 national guard people down there. now, i don't know how many that is per mile but it ain't much. and now i understand from inrmation i got today that they're going to withdraw some of those because of the costs. now, they sent 17,000 national guard troops down when they had the oil spill in the gulf. grant it, that was a real problem. but the border between us and mexico is a war zone, a war zone according to the department of -- texas department of public safety. i want to read to you, mr. speaker, some of the things he said. he said they, the terrorists, drug deale

. >>> jeff burton causing jeff gordon to wreck. gordon didn't appreciate it and shoves burton.g to land a punch. the two were separated. they had to go in the same ambulance together, as a matter of fact. >>> denny hamlin wins for the eighth time this season. cut backs you know. and takes the points lead with with just two races to go. raiders victorious. jason campbell on "game day." and ford as well. raider rookie receiver that came out of nowhere. >> thank you. >>> final tonight a divine edition has people looking towards the heavens. look at this. it is a giant statute of jesus at 167 feet tall. poland claims it is the tallest of his kind in the world. the statute was shown to the public for the first time today. by way in comparison the christ redeemer statute in rio is 105 feet tall. >> everybody is trying to put giant on their stuff now. did you notice that? >> nice. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com i know about gayle. what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next

congressman burton, thank you for joining us from dallas. why do you want to be chairman of the energy and commerce committee again? and if so, what would be your legislative agenda when it comes to telecommunication policy? >> guest: i think the american people on tuesday gave republicans a second chance. you don't get too many second chances and politics, but the american people have given the republicans won. i was chairman the last time that the republicans were in the majority back in 2005 and 2006. and i think, you know, the bills that passed and became law -- we passed in energy policy act that was comprehensive. we passed the first reform act, the national institute of health, and probably 30 years. we authorize the orion a fact. we just did a lot of what i thought were very positive things. and we did it in a bipartisan fashion. if i am given the privilege to be chairman again in the next congress by the republican conference, i want to actually deliver on the promises that we made in our pledge to america. first and foremost is rep

burton. mr. burton: it's now my distinct honor to introduce the newest member of the house of representatives, representative marlin stutzman. mr. stutzman: thank you, madam speaker. thank you. it is just a tremendous honor to stand here before you today. it's been very, very humbling, i can say that. your kindness to us. the members we have met so far. i want to introduce my wife, christy, who is up in the gallery. she has been my most supportive person that we have -- we've done this together as a team, and i can't say enough about her and so proud of her. my father, albert. my mom, sarah are both along. my brothers, my sisters and a lot of other friends and family. but i just want to say thank you. it is such a humbling experience so far. i am proud to serve the people in northwest indiana. i believe we have a wonderful community and to know that i get to serve with the indiana delegation is such a high honor. thank you very much. i look forward to serving you in the upcoming congress. the spe

jeff burton sent jeff gordans car smash into the outside wall. a very angry gordon got out of his car. shoved burton before nascar safety officials had to beat them up. he did apologize later for that incident. >>> tv news anchor tv olbermann will be back on the air. his network says olbermann has been punished enough for violating the networks policy against making such donations without prior approval. the controversy began when olbermann revealed to the website that he contributed $2400 to three democratic candidates in last tuesday's elections. he's known to be quite a liberal news anchor. >>> coming up on 6:00. let's check in with sal. >> 280 northbound looks pretty good getting up to 880. there are no major problems there. staying in the south bay traffic looks pretty good heading on 680 south to the valley. no major problems. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you. the very latest on jail time for johannes mehserle. new details where the former bart police officer will serve his sentence. >>> and we are just hours away from an official r

and police have set up a command post at prospect and burton. and k-9 unit, and english drive is one block west of where i am. around the corner and a similar setup is around the other corner. police surrounding this particular corner are advising residents to evacuate. and i spoke with one michael white team and he said that this family got a reverse 911 call waiting. >> our research error reverse 911 call that was an armed, they dove-reverse 911 call and the the was a out, on >> and tested them out there for the 1.5 hours looking for this person. >> i have heard that there were shots fired. >> and we did know that there was one shot fired. and was a service weapon from a security guard but no injuries. this transpired it will:30 the deputy was taking the suspect to the hospital. and with the amount of equipment, and the police it looks as if they are going to step up the activity to find this man before it gets dark. that is the latest we have an insurance department is also on the week to test the sheriff's department is on its way to this sc

. >>> fred burton is the vice president of counterterrorism.obal intelligence company and author of "ghost -- confessions of a counterterrorism agent." thank you for joining us, sir. >> good evening. >> good evening. fred, la barbie as you heard on the report, he's the only american citizen known to have moved so high in the command structure of the mexican cartels. why do you think that's the first time that happened? what made him special? >> it's truly an amazing story. this is a kid that appeared to have everything going for him in l laredo. he has successful siblings and i think things went bad for him after this car crash and hanging out with the wrong crowd. the next thank you know he starts dealing drugs in laredo and it's unbelievable turn of events with him. able to navigate his way through the mexican cartel system. >> one of the things gary alluded to, fred, in this report was the violence that la barbie was engaged in it sounded awful. some of what i was reading. he was a real force to be wrooikenned with. what did you make of that

burton: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. mr. speaker, adoption was very near and dear to the heart of a friend of mine who passed away a few years ago, his name was dave thomas, many of you have heard of him, he started a chain of restaurants called wendy's which is now known worldwide. he was a child that was adopted, his adopted mother died and his father, because he couldn't take care of him, left him in fort wayne, indiana, at a ymca when he was about 14 years old and he was left pretty much to fend for himself. and because of that experience that dave wrestled with as a boy, he ended up becoming one of the strongest advocates for adoption that i have ever known he worked very hard to get a postage stamp adopted which was adopted that spelled out the need for adoption for children who didn't have a home. he had on every one of his restaurant mats the ways to adopt a child and pictures of children that should have been adopted. and so from a bhorne had that personal experience, dave thomas, i learned that adoption was extreme

joining us right now to tell you what the steps are, valerie burton, she's the life coach and authorbook "what's really holding you back." what are the six easy steps? >> a lot of times as we get older we forget them. >> maybe you're settled comfortable with your job or life. >> you get sucked into what's going on at work and you forget to see the big picture, which is the first step that is so important. >> this is like a refresher course. for one you say you have to think of ways that perhaps you can help others, and that in turn helps you? >> exactly. like jerry mcguire. let me help you. if you see the big picture you see it's not about me getting what i want. i have to understand what the company wants and how do i fit into that big picture, and the people around me, my boss or co-workers, what are their goals and can i help them? when you help others, they're more likely to help you. >> help me help you. that's it. rise above the fray. it's so easy. you're not happy with your job. you start hearing all the other rumblings and then you get roped in. don't do it. >> don't do it. d

. >> as president obama headed to indiana, bill burton called the attack outrageous and provocative. >>> yet another disappointment in the natalee holloway murder investigation. aruba a bone recently found on a beach did not belong to the alabama teenager. they say the jawbone is human but unclear whom it belongs to. she was last seen leaving the bar with joran van der sloot who is was the prime suspect in her disappearance. >> all the rain people had to deal with and show you what is happening. we are seeing a clearing trend and that is the cold, dry arctic air that will bringing us freezing temperatures overnight. >>> big announcement from buckingham palace, when and where they will say their i do's. >> and [ female announcer ] why watch regular tv when you can experience the next generation of television service? at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before at a really great price. switch to at&t now to get u-verse tv starting at just $39 a month for six months, dvr included. or get up to $300 in promotion cards with a qualifying u-verse bundle. u-verse tv lets you record and

. >> as president obama headed to indiana, bill burton called the attack outrageous and provocative. yet another disappointment in the nalee holloway murder investigation. aruba a bone rently found on a beach did not belong to the alabama teager. they say the jawbone is hum but unclear whom itelongs to. she was las seen leaving the bar witjoran van der sloot who is was the prime suspect in her disappearance. >> all the rain people had to deal with and ow you what is happenin we are seeing a clearing trend and that is the cold, dry arctic air that will bringing us freezi temperatures overnight. >>> big announcement from buckingham palace, when and where they will say their i do's. >> and how they will play a role in the celebration. [ male announcer ] whetheryou'a or you'vbeen grooving here for some time now, you know that value come in many forms. for some it's a classic car, for others a pfession that lets themive back to the next generation. for many califorans, it's a medicare pl that gives them more for their money. with anthem blue cro, you can get a medire advantage ppo plan th

united for life this past monday on this new zoning concept that has been presented, in fact, on the burton road within the last year. in a life peace zone, it is a new zoning law. you have the legislative authority to establish this new type of the zoning caught fire. how a life peace zone works is that if you have a business district, residential areas, commercial hospitals, whatever you will, you can establish a new life peace zone on a district by district basis. in this zone, you would transform and create a new overlay, a fire so that your business districts -- if they desire, your business districts can be rezoned to become a b3l. what a wonderful concept. you could ratify this new type of zoning code on a wonderful day such as mother's day or father's day, a new net -- another new way of thinking. i am delighted to let you know i have bill white placard labels a would like to give to each of you before you leave tonight. you can put it above your light switch, whether it is in your office, whether it is it your home, to start considering the possibility of life peace zones. it is a

but no, i think it is going to be more like dan burton. i was on that committee when dan burton chaired it and he had over 1,000 hearings looking into every tiny little aspect of the clinton administration. and i fear that we are going to have the same kind of witch hunt occupying all of the time and just a bunch of nonsense, frankly. >> he is talking about the stimulus package. governors are involved in dishing out the money for the stimulus package. >> that is right. >> and i hope he goes that far on republican governors as they sat on a lot of these dollars in their state budgets and didn't disburse the money out to get these projects going. so i'm going to follow this investigation that mr. issa is doing. >> i'm looking forward to that, too, because a number of those governors who said i'm against the stimulus, don't give me any money and then, of course they can took the money and went to all the rib aren cuttings of the projects that actually created jobs. let him look at t but what a waste of time there really are things that need t

afterwards he shoved burton.y both had to get in the ambulance and drive off together. [ laughter ] >> we'll see you at 10:00 and 11:00.

jeff gordon and jeff burton wrecked. gordon crashed hard into the wall but didn't end there. the two exchanged words and punches on the track. and to think these guys actually like each other. friends like that, who really needs enemies. denny hamlin took over the points lead with a win in texas. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> "early today" sports is brought by touch of gray, get rid of some, never all. >>> a movie that showed in only four theaters is making news. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. with all due respect to the winners and top finishers this man was new york's favorite runner at the weekend marathon. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. a dry day in much of the west. the exception around salt lake city, nevada into southern idaho where our storm system is moving with rain and high elevation snows. maybe a sprinkle or two in the pacific northwest. a more significant shot of rain will come into tomorrow. most of the west coast is getting some wet weather from t

. >> reporter: jim burton is angry. >> he broke the trust. >> reporter: the county exec and his wife where developers paid johnson for contracts and his wife flushed a $100,000 bribery check down the toilet. >> we done all this voting. and the people we selecting are doing us not right. >> reporter: investigators say this is only the tip of the iceberg in a broader corruption scandal. in johnson's eight years as county exec there have been numerous accusations of wrong doing. the charges stem from a huge project near the greenbelt metro station. in a separate case, a hotel owner is suing the county and johnson over similar demands in exchange for the housing department to lease space in new carrollton. a broker demanded a commission of $400,000 to seal the deal. >> i know him personally and this -- if these allegations are true i am terribly disappointed. >> reporter: howard university professor kay felder says that johnson tried to get in touch with him. >> he was prepared to come to the school and talk about personal issues. he was agonizing over them. >> reporter: 9 news now. >>>

jeff burton caused jeff gordon to spin out and wreck. that was during a caution flag.ordon didn't appreciate it. tries to listened a punch before being separated. as for the race denny hamlin wins for the 8th time this season and takes the point lead with just two races to go. tonight on "game day" co- hosting this baby live because we have to from the coliseum. kim coyle is there. what an incredible, incredible win for the oakland raiders. they have beaten a 4-2 seattle team last week at home. now they beat kansas city at home. they get a bye week and can get healthy then go to pittsburgh and let's win there. >> we will work on the penalties. >> oh, yeah. >> a down side. >> first half. it was really two different games. >> they won. >> it was a win. >> all right, dennis. thank you. >>> well, they are shedding their image as the nation's murder capital. how east palo alto has turned its crime rate around and why police say a public partnership was key to their success. more coming up in 30 minutes. that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30 p.m. we will see you back here in

jeff burton causing jeff gordon to spin out and wreck. move that gordon did not appreciate afterwards. shoved him and tries to land a punch before being separated. as for the race ham lynn wins for the 8th time this season and takes the point lead with just two races left. and tonight on game day. the wrap from the coliseum. plus, the tour grounds the million paycheck all on game day. campbell is on the show. ford is on the show. now, this with a giant win for the raiders. can not be under estimated. >> yes. good to talk about it. >> a long drive. i have been at the super bowl. it seems like 20 years ago. >> yes. >> all right. thank you. >>> well, the summer driving season is over. so, how come gas prices are still high? why the price at the pumps will rise over the next few weeks. >>> more problems with jet engineers. it comes after a engine burst minutes into a night last week. what was found that will keep qantas airline jets planted longer. that will did it for this edition of eyewitness news. "60 minutes" is next with president barac

. >> reporter: security expert fred burton is vice president of global intelligence company stratfor. says president calderone is reading it wrong. >> your cartels are carrying out these kinds of executions to show the government, the mexican government and the americans to a large measure, that they're responsible for that geography and this that this is what's going to happen if you put your nose into places that it doesn't block. >> reporter: remarkably, despite u.s. state department travel warnings, tourism is up 20% in mexico, including five million americans. and it is america, claims calderone, that's the key part of the problem. he says the $40 billion drug trade exists to feed an insatiable american appetite. >> we have a neighbor which is the largest consumer of drugs in the world. and the problem is everyone wants to sell him drugs through my window, through my door. so the united states needs to reduce consumption of drugs one way or another. >> reporter: he claims american drug use is financing the cartels and smuggled american guns are arming them. this is an example of

start treaty in one thousand nine hundred one warns against letting the new deal with her richard burton says it's a crucial turning point that would not ratify and not ratifying would send the wrong signal to the world us russian arms control is a critical part or critical component of dissuading other members of the international community to not go nuclear and if we can't get a modest arms control agreement ratified are we giving talking points to augmentin a shot in tehran what impact are we having on on pakistan. on india and on other would be nuclear powers in the in the greater middle east it has to be viewed as a as a massive setback in what i consider to be the kind of fundamental security problem of our of our day which is the spread of nuclear weapons to fragile we and sometimes rogue states and potentially on to terrorists and finally just simply say this i don't think frankly that the reset policy can survive the non ratification of start if we can't. ratify this treaty we are going to send a signal i believe of almost total incompetence to the rest of the international comm

and i'm sure you'd love to get behind the with one of those cars as well tom tom burton there for us thanks very much indeed. now in a few moments. of business stay with us. this is more region is economically and socially one of russia's better developed provinces the region has a significant scientific and industrial capacity to realize its full potential after the construction of the. park can tell you as he has completed the id parkhouse r. and d. projects in the spheres of automotive construction aerospace and oil chemistry data center furbish with cutting edge servers and communication equipment will be constructed at the core of the park the project has been personally approved by prime minister vladimir putin the federal government is planning to allocate sizable funding for the parks construction investors will be given benefits such as property tax exemption low land rental prices and other preferences this is more regional government is open to mutually beneficial cooperation we invite investors to participate in existing projects and we are ready to give a hand of fulfill

burton of indiana. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia rise? without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise today to honor the 148th cavalry of the infantry brigade combat team based in georgia. on september 2, 2010 they received the bronze star, an army db and army commendation medals for their personal valor for their behavior in an operation designed in order to persuade the citizens of afghanistan that it was safe for them to participate in the electoral process in a dangerous area. it was through their bravery and boldness in this operation that the following men have been recognized for their outstanding actions. the bronze star medal was awarded to captain nathaniel c. stone of monticello, georgia, sergeant first class kenneth brooks of calhoun, georgia, staff sergeant william bookow, sergeant mathis, and christopherlow of savanna, georgia. receiving the army commendation medal was staff sergeant moore of noonan georgia and staff sergeant evans. a large numb of taliban had swrd the valley to reinforce insurgents there are ther

you can watch the full version of the interview with richard burton the discussion about the start treaty ratification and all across talked about show tomorrow all day and take a minute out now to check what's on our web site for you as always lots all but tonight so one of all topping stories an orphanage in russia suspected of forcing disobedient children into mental health whether mel treated there is more about that tonight online. the role may be in store for immigrants in russia as it's set to welcome foreign minister for the first time again if you will maybe as you'll say to discover more of. the publication by wiki leaks of that huge raft of communiques has wreaked havoc on american diplomacy politicians around the world said the confidential reports of u.s. officials off a few new facts though philip giraldi the head of the council for the national interest and a former cia officer thinks that collecting such data may be a part of a spying operation. in the aftermath of nine eleven there was a tremendous push within the u.s. government to make information more available and thi

and just a minute more to the full version of the interview with richard burton the discussion about the start treaty ratification and i'll cross talk to big show tomorrow here on this channel r.t. from moscow. now to check out our web site tonight are. there online an orphanage in russia suspected of forcing disobedient children into mental health hospitals where they're being treated we've got more about that tonight on our website r t dot com. and a new role may be in store for immigrants in russia as it sets a world cup for foreigners to serve in its armed forces the first time again if you want to know more about that story tonight we've got the latest on it maybe you want to have your say hit the comment button or at r.t. dot com. british students have gathered for a third nationwide day of action in protest against government plans to raise university tuition fees the reforms of part of the u.k. government's deficit cutting measures police attempted to contain the protesters in advance this time of students to avoid a repeat of last week's violence to previous protests to thou

as the drivers slowed down, burton get into the back of jeff gordon.ride together in an ambulance after this. >>> the race was won by denny hamlin, previous points leader jimmy johnson was ninth. hamlin leads over all by 33 points over johnson and by 69 over kevin harvick. two races to go. and that's it for this early sunday night edition of sports wrap. see you again tonight at 10:00 and hear from the raiders. happy, victorious raiders who have won three in a row. >> thanks, joe. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news, it's been five days and we still don't know if outcome of several key races from tuesday's election. but we may be close to knowing who may be the next mayor of oakland. that story tonight on the 10:00 news. that's our report, i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm heather holmes. thanks so much for joining us tonight. our next newscast is our 10:00 news, hope to see you then. have a good night.

president lee, but will you see press secretary robert gibbs putting a statement out there today, burtonexpect that from president obama, tony. >> it's interesting. you wonder in what way the administration will support south korea's president's call for enormous retaliation. i suppose we'll just wait and see. brianna keilar at the white house for us. appreciate it. thank you. >>> tensions on the korean peninsula are rattling world markets including the dow. let's check the numbers. they have been down most of the morning. look at the big board. okay. we are down 145 points. we'll follow these numbers for you throughout the day. >>> and the cnn newsroom, the nasdaq is down 34. it is a down day all around. here in the states and for most of the major indices around the world as well. let's take a break. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. >>> let's do this. let's get you caught up on stories making news across the country right now. in new york, the ninth a

burton saw little hope of the emerging reality in the decade. he famed the problem as effectively as any social of the time. something is happening to me, working stiffs of the time. it isn't we have to pay for more this or make less of that, it's deep and hard to explain, but it's like more and more of us are leaving our hopes outside in the rain and coming in the house and locking the door, you know, turning the key, and click, that's it for what we always thought we could be, and those words come after a series of interview they did on hopes for change and the direction he thought society would be going. by 74, he was really locked into this move if you will. now, let's turn back for a second. if we look at the earliest part of the book, it's, as i said there's a hope in confusion. one of the points of hope came from the labor movement. the labor movement had grown stale by the late 60s and dragged its feet if not opposed much of the social movements and antiwar movements of the 960s, but at the same time, there was voices of dissent in the e

burton for today, november 16, 17, 18 and 19, myself, mr. poe, for today, november 16, 17, 18, and 19. ms. ros-lehtinen for today, mr. smith from new jersey for today, mr. garrett for today, november 16, 17, 18 and 19, dr. paul for today, november 16, 17, and 18, many moran for today, november 16, 17, 18, and 19, and mr. lincoln diaz-balart for november 16 and 17. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special oorders heretofore entered into, the following members be allowed to address the house for five minutes and revise and extend their remarks. i read these in slight sli different order than the staff may have on their list, ms. woolsey for five minutes, myself, mr. sherman for five minutes, mr. defazio for five minutes and ms. kaptur of ohio for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, and under a previoused orer of the house, the following m

jeff burton gem getses into the back of jeff gordon and that is all the racing they would do.his, the two of them had to ride together in an ambulance to the care center. with gordon out, that set up strange circumstances. johnson's crew was pulled in favor of gordon's and that means when johnson went to the pits, gown's guys were doing the work. the race was won by denny hamlin who passes jimmie johnson for the points lead. phoenix and miami, the final two races the season. >>> and traditional rivalries and some of the games this week in our candidates for high school football game the week. a match up of unbeatens in with de la salle and san ramon, palo alto at saratoga, et cetera. so vote for the game you want to see, go to ktvu.com and vote. we'll see you under the lights on friday night. that is it for this late sunday night sportswrap. stanford no. 7 in the ap poll and no. 6 in the bcs, the highest they have been since 1960 in the rose bowl. >>> be sure to join the ktvu morning news tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. we'll have the latest on the too close to call election results. >>

and among those were paul johnson, amity shoelace, burton poulsen and some others. and johnson has written, the truth is the twenties is the most fortunate decade in american history. he also called coolidge the most internally consistent and single-minded of american presidents. and he concluded that coolidge prosperity was huge, real widespread and it showed the concept of property owning democracy can be realized. if you view the twenties through this prism, you can recognize it as a remarkable. of economic growth, an affirmation of our basic conservative values and an emphasis on individual freedom and responsibility. in 1981, he certainly came as a shock to most americans is certainly to almost every historian when ronald reagan retrieved the portrait of calvin coolidge from storage and symbolically installed it in the white house cabinet room. i was a very tangible bit of evidence that a reappraisal of the 1920s and coolidge was going on at least in the white house. now, the backdrop while looking at the 1920s i think really needs to start with a history of pr

and among those were paul johnson, amity shoelace, burton poulsen and some others.and johnson has written, the truth is the twenties is the most fortunate decade in american history. he also called coolidge the most internally consistent and single-minded of american presidents. and he concluded that coolidge prosperity was huge, real widespread and it showed the concept of property owning democracy can be realized. if you view the twenties through this prism, you can recognize it as a remarkable. of economic growth, an affirmation of our basic conservative values and an emphasis on individual freedom and responsibility. in 1981, he certainly came as a shock to most americans is certainly to almost every historian when ronald reagan retrieved the portrait of calvin coolidge from storage and symbolically installed it in the white house cabinet room. i was a very tangible bit of evidence that a reappraisal of the 1920s and coolidge was going on at least in the white house. now, the backdrop while looking at the 1920s i think really needs to start with a history of pro

i don't want dan burton back alleging that the clinton his something to do with the tragic death of vince foster. i don't want any of that. >> i hear what you're saying but we have an admission there. >> yeah i know. >> we know exactly that waterboarding is illegal. >> it's illegal. >> it's been stated by the current attorney general. and now we have the word of an attorney, a conservative attorney in the bush administration. you mean to tell me that the obama administration's just going to take their word for it and move on? this is wrong. >> it is wrong, it appears -- it appears to be that that's what they're doing. you know -- people have been prosecuted for waterboarding, our soldiers, as well they should. it is an international war crime. and we really are duty-bound to prosecute it but you and i have been having this conversation for a couple of years and it's not happening. and you know, we just keep -- we have to keep talking about it and we have to keep standing up for our values and not being cowed by the likes of the fox braying hounds as well as you know, bush now taking this

think that these scavenger hunts and these witch-hunts that darrell issa's second-in-command dan burtonghout '90s the clinton card list is going to have repercussions because voters are going to say this is crazy. >> todd, i don't think that this will know. >> you'll waste a lot of time and a repercussion for it. >> i think that these investigations are going fob very fruitful for taxpayers. >> fruitful. >> i think that we'll learn a lot. i really do, ed. >> 300 hearings but he's really not after president obama. gentlemen, good to you have with us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, president obama -- bush seems awfully proud of all of that water boarding. he -- well, nadler says ordering torture is a severe crime and is demanding a full investigation. the congressman, he's on fire on this one. >>> and it's not too late to let us know what you think. tonight's text survey question is, do you think democrats should compromise with republicans in the lame-duck session? >>> and in my "playbook" tonight, president george w. bush is under fire for an alleged crime. in his new book, bush a

>> dan burton in the '90s did exactly this and he was staging vince foster, murder re-creations in thiz backyard and it backlashed on the republicans. he has to be very careful. a lot of this is theater, but he has to understand that he is no longer the minority, he is the majority and you saw him last week in the rush limbaugh show. this week, now he's on the majority and he's like, maybe i shouldn't have said that. i don't believe he's personally corrupt. maybe he's learning something. but a lot of it is theater, but if you overreach with your theater, there's a backlash. >> congressman, i don't think anybody would disagree with you about the job that congress would do which is oversight. these often turn into some political theater. is there a danger for the republicans? could they overstep here? >> this is always a danger for churve party is in the majority when one of the prior chairman henry waxman pushed a little bit too hard in some areas, it rebounded to the democrats. it hurt the democrats. and as was mentioned, some of the investigations by this committee back in the late '90

case led to convictions elsewhere that summer in the coming alabama, and robyn on carolina, and in burton south carolina where a white marine actually received the death penalty for raping a black woman. that's the first one i found and it was overturned on appeal. but in each cage, white supremacy falters in the fate of the greatest black woman who testified on their own behalf. john mcrae, the editor of south carolina's white house and former newspaper wondered if these convictions pointed to a new day. this fourth intimacy he said goes back to the day of slavery when our women with a cattle property of white men. are we now witnessing the arrival the cray recognize that freedom was meaningless without ownership and control of their own body. desegregation and equality meant little if you could not walk down the street unmolested. ella baker put it a year later, the freedom struggle was bigger than a hamburger. as a result the 1959 how has the case was a major civil rights milestone. i 1965 case in hattiesburg, mississippi, was another milestone that historians have missed. here's a cli

they might have forgotten the lessons of the shutdown, but they remember dan burton in the '90s making republicans look like fools for investigating every random clinton scandal. >> sure, sure, sure. you know what happened in 2000? they won the election. okay? and they intimidated al gore from running away from bill clinton. those investigations on a political macropolitical level totally worked. and, you know, of course issa said, oh, yeah, yeah, i think obama is one of the most corrupt presidents and then he had to walk that back. he said he was going to investigate sestak, the guy that you mentioned, in terms of what obama promised him. now he's like, oh, no, of course -- here, we have the list for you. he says he's going to go after investigating the stimulus plan, the housing meltdown, the bank bailout and presidential earmarks. and that sounds fine. but notice the last one. unconfirmed czars. but that's a glenn beck issue. they've all had those czars. once the investigations start, christina, do you really believe that the republicans won't get worked up and get into christmas ca