as police bring out the water canon, one young man steps up to confront them. on top of another water canon, you can see them wrestling until they both tumble into the crowd. at times the police had to run for their lives. >> you can see the protesters are just pushing them back. they will throw rocks at them shall the police throw the rocks back. they just come and they are coming and coming. >> get out! >> then it is our turn to run for it, as the police charge back. there are wounded on both sides. after watching events in tunisia, something has been unleashed here. >> we do not listen to anyone else here in egypt. we are a gentle people here. >> on a mobile phone, someone catches the moment that a poster of president mubarak is torn down. they are furious here about the economy, the lack of freedom. a country that feels like it is going nowhere. protesters have vowed to stay here until the government falls. it may not be about to happen, but really today, something dep change in egypt. jon leyne, bbc.com/news. >> russia is certain that militants were behind

country's best artists started a solo korea to find inspiration his relationship with a classical canon and emphasizes the creativity of rearranging committed to the guinness book of records nine years ago after playing. flight of the bumblebee at technically challenging composition popular with rock musicians today the. taras his hands have been insured for half a million u.s. dollars joins us to discuss why classical music remains a benchmark for modern composition and before months. welcome to our program let me start with history i first met you in the one nine hundred eighty s. . a very popular jazz rock musician playing in one of russia's best jazz rock bands you're even invited to the status quo if i'm not mistaken the band which was extremely popular at the time why did you reject the career of a world class rock star and choose classical music instead. well you know there's a russian. each man can be useful if he's home and another thing is that perhaps here they need me more here you mean in russia. or in classical music by now it's both classical music and russian i felt that

bach many interpreters these were exiting something of their own to them musicians edit their own canon says musical pieces of their own that's why i decided that it would be appropriate in the twentieth century as well as bob was well ahead of time he was a very advanced person so if you lived in the twentieth century he would compose music for such powerful instruments as electrical guitar that's eighty percent of the truth and the other twenty percent is that it's my tribute to classical music you know i was in italy in there in the mountains in a castle they told me my son and cast a horoscope for me and they told me that i was responsible for maintaining harmony so i feel good when i feel that i must do it for you successful at it yes we don't have enough of this kind of music on t.v. and on there were radio and people like it that's why i played it in my concerts and i feel very good it seems to be so good that it becomes can teachers soon others also feel that in people change at the end of the concert something changes in their eyes with all today's problems music works mirror.

las noticias que se escuchaban del profundo caÑÓn eran esperanzadoras.muy agotado. tal vez no sabÍa quÉ hacer. ahÍ sÓlo estaba sentado Él. >> casi no tenÍa salida, se le veÍan los ojos muy desorbitados. las seÑales de deshidrataciÓn eran muy evidentes, sobre todo en hambre. >> emigrante mexicano estaba a salvo. sobreviviÓ comiendo ramas, tomando agua estancada, pero fue la heroica labor de estos voluntarios que logrÓ un milagro en la montaÑa, sin olvidar a la principal motivaciÓn de pablo. >> lo primero que me vino a la mente, dije, mi niÑo apenas va a cumplir dos aÑos. fue lo primero en lo que pensÉ. y dije no puede ser, no puedo dejar a mi hijo sin papÁ tan corta edad. >> las heridas en sus piernas empezaron a sanar. y su zapato destrozado es el recuerdo viviente de una travesÍa que en la mayoría de los casos es mortal. >> este grupo humanitario realiza unos 80 rescates al aÑo en la frontera de arizona y california, sin embargo en muy pocos casos se tiene un final feliz como el de pablo por las condiciones tan difÍciles en las que fue encontrado. >> do

aÑos y medio de su muerte la beatificaciÓn de juan pablo ii llega en un tiempo muy corto para los cÁnonesca. >> el papa benedicto no esperÓ los cinco aÑos normales para comenzar el proceso. sin embargo el proceso fue completo y exhaustivo. >> el papa benedicto xvi firmÓ el decreto donde reconociÓ la inexplicable curaciÓn de una monja francesa que sufrÍa del mal de parkinson, como un milagro cumplido con la intervenciÓn de juan pablo ii. requisito bÁsico para la identificaciÓn. >> los doctores han examinado este caso. >> sin embargo la imagen del papa que durante 27 aÑos reavivÓ la imagen de la iglesia catÓlica visitando 120 paÍses del mundo no puede escapar la controversia sobre el abuso sexual infantil por parte de sacerdotes catÓlicos. sobre todo por su estrecha relaciÓn con el padre marcial maciel, uno de los mÁs importantes implicados. >> sino supo, muy grave que el papa mismo no supiera de acusaciones de ese nivel en contra de un sacerdote. >> un santo puede haber cometido errores. en este caso el papa juan pablo, podemos decir, habÍa ciertos casos de abuso sexual de niÑos, que error

ojos azules, mirada cautivadora y una figura de medida casi perfecta segÚn los cÁnones de la moda. >>ellas se vuelven lavadores de dinero. pero la belleza hace mucho que estÁ involucrada con el crimen organizado en general. >> segÚn el autor del libro tierra narca ya es comÚn el vÍnculo de mujeres bellas y narcotraficantes. de su perfil en una reabsorciÓn pÚblico que naciÓ el siete de mayo de 1985, que tiene una relaciÓn y vive en el lujoso barrio de las lomas en la capital del paÍs muy cerca de donde fue detenida. tambiÉn se sabe que fue candidata a reina de turismo de colombia. segÚn el escritor y aunque su rostro podÍa decir lo contrario, las mujeres que se vinculan con los capos deben conocer los riesgos. >> cuando sales con un capos como mujer bonita poco, lo que sea tienes que asumir su responsabilidad y la autoridad tiene la obligaciÓn de investigarla. antes de ser detenidos se supo que jj ... >> el jj sus presuntos cÓmplices y la modelo colombiana se encuentran declarando. >> en tanto el constante bloqueo que las autoridades han puesto los inmigrantes en la frontera ha hecho q

we also lost the ability to a curb cut on market street, so we came around the canon and ended up with a red and some card elevators, but when i came to the commission at that time, parking was that 75%, and you were allowed up to 1 per 1500 square feet of your commercial. at the time i initially proposed my project, i was proposing 91 parking spaces, which again, required some subterranean garage to accommodate the parking. during the negotiations with the neighborhood groups and the planning commission and the desire to see 50% parking for residential, i agreed to reduce my parking to 50%, which meant a reduction from nine to one -- 91 down to 69 total spaces, which included -- i voluntarily requested to do six car shares basis. the fact that i volunteered that was because i had the subterranean garage with lots of room in a peer this was moving pretty fast. i made the decision to even the normally required to do one car share, i put in that i would do six. again, we got approval to the board of supervisors, and subsequently, when we were designing our building, by using cars factors

the police bring out water canons, one young man steps up to confront them. on top of another water cannon, you can see a demonstrator wrestling withç the operator until they both tumble into the crowd. at times, the police had to run for their lives. these are amazing scenes. the police keep trying to disperse the protesters and the protesters keep pushing them back. the police have used tear gas and water cannon. they are throwing rocks, they are coming and coming, pushing forward. >> i will stay. get out. get out. >> it is our time to run for it as the police charge back. there are wounded on both sides. teargas this line. after watching what happened in to nicias, something has been the unleased in these egyptians. -- after what happened in tunisia. >> we will stay here. >> on a mobile phone, someone catches the moment that a poster of president mubarak is torn down. they are furious about the lack of freedom and the economy. the country feels like it is going nowhere. they have vowed to stay here until the government fold. something really did begin to

egyptian police used water canons and fired tear gas on the demonstration. egyptian authorities deployed security forces nationwide. they have also sealed off major roads leading to government and governing party buildings. access to the internet and mobile phone networks has been disrupted since friday morning. these pro democrat cease demonstrations spread into egypt after being sparked by events in the north african country of tunisia. last month, an unemployed tunisian man who was selling vegetables without permission committed suicide by setting himself on fire. he was protesting against a police crackdown. that prompted a large number of young people to take to the streets and demonstrate against the government. protesters shared information on the internet and their gatherings turned violent in many parts of the country. clashes between protesters and security forces led to many deaths and injuries. the unrest caused the president, zine el aberdeen ben ali to flee the country after 23 years of heavy-handed rule. authoritarian leaders of other arab cou

security forces and tanks are using water canons and tear gas to stop the demonstrators. the president made his first address and asked his cabinet to resign but said he will remain president. president barack obama talked to him and calling on him to take concrete steps towards political reform. the egyptian government has cut off internet and cell phone access within the country, and leaves conventional land line phones as the only way to get word to relatives. >> i disagree with what's goingn terms of cutting off people's communication. it's just making them panic. >> the evipgs kons late moved fo to los angeles last summer. egyptians say that a rally is shown tomorrow in bay in san francisco in support for them. >>> a major vote eliminated the human faces that greeted drivers on the golden gate bridge. the reason why technology is moving in, and the toll takers are moving out. >> donna has commuted to the brr 25 years, her home away from home. >> every time you turn on the t v, you see the bridge. this is the part of me. >> today the bridge district's s voted 13 to 2

reports say police fired rubber bullets and used tear gas and fire canons. yesterday violence escalated as the country's top democracy advocate, mohammed elbaraeqi returned to lead the protest movement. a cable obtained by wikileaks reveal american diplomats repeatedly questioned egypt on jailed dissidents and reports of torture, while mubarak warned towards president obama because his public approach was less confrontational of that than former president bush. former white house chief of staff rahm emmanuel is back in the race. yesterday, the illinois supreme court unanimously restored him to the ballot in a blistering opinion in which most of the justices accused the state appeals court of brushing aside four previous cases dealing with residency issues when ruling against emanuel. emanuel took a congratulatory call from president obama after the ruling. early voting in the race starts on monday. >>> nasa observed the annual day of remembrance yesterday honoring astronauts who lost their lives in the pursuit of american space exploration. flags flew at hal

canon along with the pastor and the community. i beg of you that you consider supporting this appointment. thank you very much. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker, mr. paulson. happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you, rules committee. ♪ you found leona just-in-time you found her just-in-time your mta commission was running low your city bridges over crossed know where to go now here she is and i know just where you were going no more doubt and mta fear we found our way because leona bridges came just in time you found her just in time and made the mta better better today ♪ [applause] supervisor campos: next speaker, please. [laughter] >> that is a hard act to follow, i tell you. but i will try. [laughter] first of all, keith jackson. i just want to say, supervisor dufty, thank you for your fairness and open questions and asking questions about things. you're going to be really missed on this board. i just want to thank you. i always thought there were two african-american supervisors on this board. you ob

we are the freedonians dependent works with the canon as america. why do we the americans? the canadians have never forgiven us for taking that title so that was an issue running through the whole period. what kind of people are we? the government was contested between the hamiltonian who wanted a european type of state, fiscal militaristic that could take on the european states eventually on their own terms with a standing army, the big media and bureaucracy that was equal to any of the europeans verses the jeffersonian, the republicans, democratic republicans fall were such a person who wanted a minimal state and wanted to use economic sanctions as an alternative to the use of military force. this is the grand embargo we were involved in the jefferson promoted in 1807. how to use economic sanctions as an alternative to military force because the use of military force is so violent, so bloody anything must be tried. that is jefferson's rationale. it is a period of enormous controversy. we've come as close to civil war in 1998 as we ever have except for the actual civil war

attention to some other world news making headlines this hour in a world of a test ocean county canonical feed in germany showed levels of the toxic chemical dioxin at seventy seven times above the legal limit of five thousand farms have already been closed to the chemical was found in eggs produced in the north west of the country none of them are now able to make deliveries of their produce some quick today reportedly been exported to britain the netherlands. truckin stand down a suicide bombers killed at least seventeen people and injured more than twenty others in the southern part of the country the blast happened in a crowded public bathhouse with people getting ready for prints officials say the attacker was targeting a police commander who was inside the building to claim responsibility. thousands of southern sudanese living in the north are heading home to vote in sunday's referendum on whether the self. become independent international envoys including the former south african president and the full u.n. secretary general are in the region to monitor the situation and for news o

reporting their russian orthodox christians are marking christmas day in accordance with the judean canon there which they follow celebrations were led by the midnight vigil which has been taking place at russia's main church the crisis a vacancy in the very heart of moscow. over is brought to. you now feeling the christmas spirit where you are. well indeed it was seems that christmas is over more of those christians across the world the holy days yet to come for russian orthodox christians it feels like the holy days finally in the air for russians and those who believe in god it's of course one of the most magical nights of the day the night which celebrates the birth of jesus thousands of people have been flocking to the country's main cathedral christ the savior cathedral behind me since afternoon today to see the patrick of mosque and all of russia to listen to his inspiring speech after the end of the service and also to see the president of the russian federation was attending the service together with his family but he and the prime minister of russia vladimir putin regularly atte

and as i was on board it was going to be through we should canonize a deal of value. one thing that you will see you will see that year was not managing the country for the interest of the people that was addicted to sheep east or six hundred million dollars of the country that was a comma government do devalue dictatorship if you are not ised a democratically elected president when he came to power he was a poor priest nine years later or in two hundred fifty million dollars of the people's money and he was killing political opponents killing journalists killing civil society leaders we demand story many elections so that's why i think if we want to move forward the are two things that need to be don't we need to end free and see and change the political culture of the country make sure that you have democrats in power respects do offer on the constitution and ensuring the international community is regretfully and whom easily be a democratic sadly easily elysia country easily and should i have the stanley there's reason to ask of those who actually help take ok this

not more than half a percentage point of russia's economic growth this year that's according to the canonic minister who says that the effects of a thirty percent increase in surance payments would be felt for at least three years but. the move was necessary to make up for the deficit in the pension fund. fund the now the stock markets european stocks are mixed this hour dax is down as well to move stocks reversed against a tree. and b.m.w. are falling one point six two point three percent respectively footsie is up as north as both british bank stocks but possibly offset by gains for minor. russian indices. there's a sea of red and blue chips as investors are taking in profit is a correction after a few strong sessions in the beginning of the we have now bucking the trend this point is gold it's up about one point seven percent and only metallic it's a point six percent that's on the higher gold prices more details now about the some of the storms russian energy stocks are trading moderately or in they just lukoil and dropping around one point eight one point nine percent that's against th

settling in the japanese currency has since east a few earnings results as the indices down with canon down three point one percent to disappointing net profit. let's see how the markets closed in russia on thursday in moscow the markets finished the trading session in the black hole jumped one point sixteen percent through solid longs the capitalization of the nickel giant may quote two billion dollars gas from gains around to the center of the news it's possible contract to supply gas and belgium given some support to the stock. ok that's your business update for now join us and more in less than one else time and get more website our to dot com slash business. this is not a theatrical set. this is a real correctional facility. but is there any cultural life behind bars. could transform a criminal into a law abiding citizen. and can performance really revolutionize the penitentiary system. prison on r.t. . the closer the team has been to the arms to egypt to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. now wattie goes to the center of russian defense production. with christianity

japanese currency has synced east a few downbeat earnings results is dragging the indices down with canon down three point one percent after disappointing that profit. and here in russia the indices losing ground there solve the r.t.s. is slipping point seven percent after apologies now of trading my sixth is also in the red striking those losses in asia as investors are also to make any big moves ahead of us g.d.p. . that's your business update for this hour but let me remind you can find all the stories on our website our two dot com slash business.

. >> for beatification or canonization, a physical miracle is required.ething that is measurable in the here and now in the actual world of the five senses. >> reporter: and a miracle must be four things. lasting, instantaneous, perfect, that is complete and whole and scientifically inexplainable. for john paul to be sainted, a second miracle must be confirmed and it can only happen after today. so, for catholics, a miracle awaits. but whose prayer will be answered? miguel marquez, abc news, london. >>> and, coming up, what is the driving secret that could save you so much time, and even lives? o hain one place.ne so norma brings all of her prescriptions to walgreens where her pharmacist can watch out for interactions with her over-the-counter medicine. now norma thinks less about her medicine and more about her vacation. tell us what you take just once and we'll check for interactions every time. expertise -- find it everywhere there's a walgreens. to london starts with arthritis pain... and a choice. take tylenol now, and maybe up to 8 in a day. or...ch

. >> contra todos los pronósticos un hallazgo, norte cías que se escuchaban del profundo cañón ahí estabapunto com. >> y para el final de "primer impacto" un niño de 6 años sus considerado todo un héroe tras salvarle la vida a su mamá. la mujer estaba sufriendo un ataque y al darse cuenta que no respondía el menor llamó a emergencia y no tardaron llegar este pequeño dice sentirse muy feliz por haberle devuelto la vida a su mamá. >> la importancia de ---lo que muchos temian, se cumplio:... las autoridades del condado de "stanislaus" encontraron el auto donde viajaban el niÑo secuestrado "juliani cardenas" y el sospechoso ra

if a second miracle is identified and confirmed, john paul will be canonized as a saint. >>> startingumors about the late president ronald reagan. his son says he may have suffered from alzheimer's disease while he was serving in the white house. ron reagan says he was concerned about his father's mental state as early as his third term. he was alarmed. ron reagan also claims that his father fell off a horse six months after he left. after that, doctors found signs of alzheimer's. his personal doctor said clear signs of the disease did not show up until years later in 1993. now, rob has a look at the forecast. very important in case you have that extra day off this weekend. >> the pressure is off me this weekend. we have nice weather, except for the fog. let's take you on a tour of our beautiful bay area. in san francisco, you see the flag pointing to the left. the sign offer an offshore breeze. we are seeing a little bit of that this morning. the pink clouds you see at times, those are high clouds streaming in. here is a fantastic view of not only the lou clouds but the patchy skies.

aumento en los caudales de los rÍos así que si usted maneja por washington, y en los pasos de los caÑonesbiÉn va a estar de bando en la zona centro del paÍs, este sistema estarÁ llevando nieve hacia la zona de michigan. entretanto, esta baja presiÓn, la responsable del frÍo hace que el viento suba y esto va a aumentar la humedad. vamos a tener cielos mayormente nublados hacia san antonio con temperaturas entre 45 y 49 grados de mÁxima para hoy. esto fue todo en el tiempo, continuÉ con mÁs despierta amÉrica. >> ¿sabe que hay forma de recuperar una carta o paquete que echÓ en un buzón? sÓlo tiene que ir a una oficina de correos, el servicio es gratuito pero hÁgalo rápido, sus posibilidades que interceptan la carta son mejores si lo hace antes de que el cartero pase por el buzÓn. >> quÉ buen consejo. a mÍ me sucediÓ en una ocasión que vendÍ un artículo por internet, lo envÍa a la persona equivocada. afortunadamente era una persona honesta. >> usted sabe que si enviÓ una carta o un paquete y se arrepienta corra que puede lograr que se lo regresen. >> ahora vamos con mÁs despierta amÉrica. ♪ >

water canon, tear gas, and rubber bullet couldn't stop them. they burn down a police station and headquarters of egypt ruling political party. good evening everyone. egyptian president mubarak spoke for the first time today revving to step down but asked cab met to resign and vowed to press forward with reform. president obama spoke to mubarak this afternoon. mr mr. obama says he told the president to make good on had pledge of greater democracy and economic freedom. >> i told him he has a responsibility to give meaning to those words. take concrete step and action that deliver on that promise. violence will not address grievance of the egyptian people. depressing idea never succeed in making them go away. >>reporter: it's 7:00 a.m. in egypt right now. occur few imposed by president mubarak was his to end a few minute ag ago. but thousands defied it all night long. protestors have promised a day of wrath and turned that a tonight of flames, rioting and tear gas. here's alex. >> tonight cairo on fire. torch the ruling party headquarters in flame

behind me is the home where two bodyies were found on canterbury near con canon. both were shot dead. one was elderly and had been living here for decades. police were called to the home at 7:15 yesterday. the grandson who lives here recently moveed to this area noar las vegas. the door was open. theed froms let themselves in but neighbors said those friends had regular access to the home >> she had very devoted friends. they who visit her every thursday night. i don't know if they hadn't heard from her or their weekly visit, but they came and unfortunately, they found her >> reporter: now the neighbor i spoke with said she hadn't seen the people that liveed in this house for about awoke and a half. he is also said the grandson moved into the home shortly before christmas. again, she hadn't seen her in awhile. we checked public records and found people with a similar name, the woman across the street identifyied that the people had relatives. i'll try to follow up on that to try to get confirmation on who was in the home. reporting live in livermore >> thank you,

church to slow down the process but the current pope seems determined to charge ahead with the canonizationf the extremely popular predecessor. the ceremony will be may 1st. jeff? >> mark phillips in london thanks. >>> rain expected in southeastern brazil. rescuers were able to save this woman yesterday but not her dog. nearly 480 people killed following days of rushing water and mudslides. 14,000 people left their homes and many washed away. government officials call it one of the worst natural disasters of brazil. >>> the east is beginning another bitterly cold day. snow and frigid temperatures settled in. elaine quijano is in times square this morning in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. deep south to northern new england much of the half of the nation is in the grip of a one-two punch. heavy snow and bitter cold. >> straighten your wheel. >> reporter: in the southeast cold temperatures did little to melt the dangerous glaze of snow and ice. many schools in and around atlanta closed for a fifth straight day today because it's too dangerous to travel. >> this whole

he thought she should be canonized as a saint.hone, eunice tell me how the peace corps had gotten started. she said that one day jfk had called a house looking for sarge. what do you want him for? to head up the peace corps. he is not here, he is downtown, call back into ours. at at -- at 8:30 p.m., the president called again and sarge was there. he immediately came downstairs and started putting the peace corps together. you could have made of funny musical comedy up out of it, she told me. i would come in and five would leave. she made it sound like it was the marx brothers. sarge joked that because of its potential for failure, heading the peace corps was the ultimate brother-in-law job. he had the agency up and running in six months. during the height of the cold war he traveled the world personally collecting invitations from the heads of state. they did not want our guns are protection, they wanted us, idealistic kids and committed grown-ups. countries like iran, iraq, afghanistan happily welcomed us. what if his original pl

podrÁs apreciar y maravillarte con las monedas de oro y plata ademÁs de los caÑones, espadas y pistolasme a los ojos. mÍrame a los ojos y jÚrame que no me amas y te juro que te dejo en paz. jÚramelo. ♪ >> mÍrame a los ojos. >> ¿quÉ te pasa? >> bueno, veme tÚ a mÍ. >> no, es que voy a ver el triunfo del amor esta noche por univisiÓn. >> recuerden, hoy viernes a las siete llena de amor, a las ocho eva luna y a las nueve el triunfo del amor. >> el mejor bloque estÁ en univisiÓn. >> y los domingos a la noche de sangre y pimienta. >> con una servidora. >> se fue de vacaciones. >> ¿o sea que se han quedado sin la pimienta? >> no, yo tengo el sazÓn completo. >> seguimos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica y las noticias. >> efectivamente, vamos directamente a la informaciÓn. como ustedes saben la congresista iniciÓ hoy una nueva etapa de su lucha por recuperar la vida que tenÍa antes de ser baleada en la cabeza cuando se ha trasladada a houston, texas para un proceso de rehabilitaciÓn. muy buenos dÍas, doctor, gracias por estar con nosotros. ¿es posible que una bala no deje secuela alguna? >> e

they were met a by massive police force using water canons tear gas.minent leader mohammed el baradai has not been allowed to lee a mosque there. >> reporter: we're witnessing an extraordinary scene. this is a bridge over the nile river. we are on the downtown side where the marchers want to get to. originally the police tried to block them on the far side of the bridge but they have been in retreat as more and more marchers poured to the foot of the bridge. the police have been trying to hold them at bay with tear gas. it hasn't worked. the police are now setting up barricades on this side of the bridge and it's turning into an ugly standoff. the kind of standoff that being repeated from reports we hear all over the city. jeff. >> liz palmer in cairo this morning where they have tried to block all internet and cell phone access. there is relief in south africa this morning. former president nelson mandela is out of the hospital. the 92-year-old mandela was discharged this morning after two days of treatment for what doctors call an acute respiratory i

[applause] everybody else has been canonizing senator byrd.to humanize him a little bit. i think it makes them more interesting and it makes his service all the more important. first of all, most people had to go all the way to washington to become awed by, you may even say intimidated, by robert byrd. not me. i had vast experience before i was elected president. the first time i ran for office, at the opening of a campaign season in arkansas just below the ozark mountains, which once were connected to the appellations, we had this big rally. the year that i started, do you not know, robert byrd was the speaker. i will never forget it. it was a beautiful spring night in april, 1974. he gave one of those speeches. then he got up and played the rowd wentd at the c crazy. that was a whole lot better for politics than playing the saxophone. [laughter] i am completely intimidated. then all the candidates get to speak. we are all limited to four or five minutes. some went over. [laughter] all of the candidates for governor and state officers -- ther

we're from the canon office building. our next phone call is from asheville, north carolina. republican. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i love being able to watch these things going on today. i just wanted to make one comment about what the congressman said about the health-care issue. that is a very important issue to the people in this country. he, as well as all the other progressives, have ignored us. it is very important. we do want it repealed. a majority of the american people do. what i called about -- i think one issue that needs to be addressed in washington -- i guess i have called my congressmen and senators last year more than i ever have. i was a lifelong democrat, but since nancy pelosi and every took over, -- but since nancy pelosi and harry reid took over, i could no longer support the party because of the progressive leadership. if they are not from your district, they are through talking to you. some of them, you cannot even send them an e-mail unless you are from their district. that needs to stop. they need to listen to every american in this

recently, prime minister blair's urging on his way to canonization, and its use apologia made many people join the catholic church and who i consider a great christian thinker. the catholic church said newman, holds up better for the sun and moon to drop from having, for the earth to fail and for the many millions on it to die in extremist agony that one so i will not say will be lost but should commit wendy nelson should tell one in truth or should steal one's heart without excuse. it's beautifully phrased, ladies and gentlemen. but to me it is my proposition . what we have here and pick from new main source is the distillation of precisely what is twisted and tomorrow in the faith mentality. it's essential fanaticism and it's considered a station of the human being is from material and its fantasy of. he peered want to send a creation of the plan, it makes those objects in a cruel experiment, whereby we are created sick and commanded to be well. i'll repeat that. created sick and then order to be well. and over us to supervise this is in store the celestial to leadership, a kind of divi