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ce, cyprus and towards the ecumenical patriarch. an extraordinary individual. he will be missed. in all of his endeavors, he had the support and the love and the raw strength of his wife angela, who was a wonderful, wonderful worth and of course his daughters denise and joan, have continued the tradition of service and making the community a better place. his son george jr. has a proud name, and he carries it proudly. and of course his grandchildren are remarkable, too. i think that the only way to end these few words for a great gentleman is to recall the words of another greek 0 who said that the bravest of the brave are those who see both the glory and the danger and go forth to meet it. george benechia said that, as an airman, as a citizen, as an american who used his opportunity to help others. mr. president, we miss this great gentleman, and we're just so honored to be able to say a few words. and i would yield the floor. officer office the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. dorgan: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vacated. the presiding of

he de ce s, senator. i have been part of that process and i am aware that the department of defense as it looks at the revision is looking at ensuring that the requirement that we have for resources to conduct the building part of the capacity is being treated at a capacity is being treated at a level of priority different than so those fores that are required will enjoy a higher priority than has been in the past. we are participating in the process. >> thank you very much. >> can i just associate myself with general ward on that particular issue? i think it is a bit of a change in the department and it's a good one. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. there is only one area where i disagree with you and i told you this before. i would like to have you tell me where i'm wrong. our intelligence told us that iran would have the long range ballistic capability somewhere between 2015 and 2020. i would say 2015 then, as serious ass that. the sm 31 b would be 2015. it doesn't matter. that doesn't have th

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exclusive toy yoet >> i am deeply sorry for any ta's president ce accident toyota drivers o experienced. >> could that have led to runaway cars. >> this is absolutely appalling, sir. that's next on larry king live. >> larry: anow the dalai lama. we began our discussion with the controversial meeting with the president last week. >>> dalai lama met last week with president obama. how did that meeting go? >> very good. of course, when he was back a senator i met once and very impressive. he was very sympathetic. last year all this meeting, but then before, just before his visit i felt better not meet -- >> larry: you said that? >> yes, and he said that. he said if you, and i fully agree it's better. since, he very, very seriously thinking to talk to chinese leaders, the issue, to talk. so it was maybe better not meeting take place at that time. so it was postponed. and this time, despite some difficulties, you see, we had that meeting and very pleasant one. >> larry: what, your holiness, what do you want from him? what do you want from america? >> actually i mentioned by three commitments

he has a smile on his ce. he is talking about potential 70s in our near future.he full forecast is just ahead. e'r hdme06 >>> still ahead, they sang their hearts out last night. was it enough to secure your vote? your "american idol" access pass is just ahead. >>> we are hours from the tip off to march madness. georgetown is getting ready to dance tonight. lindsey murphy has a preview. >> reporter: la hoya's arrived in providence yesterday. today they held the first press conference. they were on the outside looking in last year so they are savoring every moment. >> my first time in many ways feels like this time. you are excited. it's something that does not get old. the opportunities to participate in this tournament is special. >> i feel very excited to be a part of this. me and my teammates are excited, anxious to play. so, from a personal standpoint, i don't have any first impressions yet, still basketball. >> we are playing well, doing what we have to do at the right time and we believe in each other. that's one of the strongest points is our chemistry. we

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we left the kids home because it was a short trip and the factçe left them home where if is so colde of people whining about this weatherç like it is chilly and i'm roasting. but it is pretty chilly at home. it is about five degrees colder below the approval ratings of president obama today, so it is cold. >> things are a little bit different, lots of change since the mccains and palins were together on the 2008 campaign trail. for one, this go round i notice, john, nobody supplied us with a teleprompt teleprompter. so,ç we will just start kickin it back old school and start writing those notes on our hands again. [cheers and applause] >> what is wrong with using the poor man's version of the teleprompter? i have done it all my life.3(p% we are a long way from those days of the 2008 campaign and a lot has changed. i think though this go around when we add up all the votes, arizona, this guy is going win this time. we are going to send him back to the united states senate. one thing that hasn't changed since the 2008 campaign though is the deep respect andç admiration for senato

but we begin this half hour with our top story, a driver who pled guilty in a deadly street racing ce learns his fate. it was sentencing day for darren bullock. he was behind the wheel of a car that was involved in a deadly crash in maryland. chris gordon is live with the details. chris? >> this has been a tragedy for an entire community. today there were tears from the families of the victims and tears from the family of the young man who was taking responsibility for causing the eight deaths. this is onef the last pictures taken of -year-old darren bullock as a free man. now he's in custody beginning a 15-year prison sentence. his family and friends cried and tried to comfort each other outside the prince george's county court husband. bullock pleaded guilty to causing eight deaths at the street races just over two years ago. it's estimated that 200 people or more were standing in the street after watching a previous race when bullock's car plowed into a crowd. after bullock was sentenced, his family spoke. >> we are sorry for the families that have lost loved ones. but we also have

we're talking about hun ces, not isolinear circuits. you'd better stick to engineering, lieutenant.o ( klaxons sounding ) collision course. sensors read no particulate emissions or subspace distortions. then how is it able to move? method of propulsion is unknown, sir. ensign, take us away from it. one quarter impulse. aye, sir. captain, an energy field is forming around the devise. intensity is 3.2 terawatts and increasing. the shuttlecraft shields did not provide sufficient protection for its computer. ensign anaya, full about. half impulse. one half impulse. the probe is following. options, number one? we can't use photon torpedoes. an explosion this close could cripple us. sir, recommend full phasers. firing phasers. no effect, captain. data: the probe's field intensity continues to build. we are in danger. can you increase phaser power? attempting to, commander. isolate phasers 80 to 120. shunt the plasma... ...to the emitters. i'm already on it. ready. aye, sir. nothing. go to warp two. aye, sir. warp two. the probe is still with us, sir. at warp two? yes, sir. the probe's ene

this week former massachuset ces -- massachusetts governor mitt romney.it re-examines what are the greatest challenges to the nation today and provides his own blue prin for american progress in years to come 37 the expected 2012 candidate talks with juan williams of national public radio. >> i'm juan williams. today on after words, mitt romney. governor, thank for joining us. mitt romney's new book is called "no apology:case for american greatness." mitt romney, everybody assumes this book is the kickoff to your 2012 presidential campaign. are they right? >> welsh it's too early to tell. i haven't made a decision in that regard. frankly, the book has come from my experience over the years working at the private sector, working in other countries, seeing some of those countries are making a lot of progress. we always assume we're way ahead of the rest of the world an other nations are catching up. my concern is if we don't recognize the source of our greatness and take action to shore up the fundamentals of americans, america's vitality, we could find our

as we talked about before, the fact is, the best it is -- airchedz put thiand iput this ce congressional budget office into the record this week -- the best it is is 3% down. madam president, i'd like to to ask unanimous consent that this article from the associated press called "fact check: premiums would rise under obama plan" by mr. ricardo alonzo zardevoe be entered into the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lemieux: the president of the united states campaigning this week says that -- and i am going to croa quote him -- you'e able to buy him or a small business will be able to tbhie this pool. its a a stimentsed up to 14% to 20% over what you're currently gelgt. that's money out of pocket." and then he said, "your imloirks it's estimated, would see premiums fall as much as 3,000%, which means they could give you a raise." now, they later corrected the record to mean $3,000. "your premiums could fall $3,000." well, with all due respect, there is no evidence of this. an analysis of this bill. and that's what the associated press says in their fact check. in fact, f

the microphone picking up the ce president dropping the "f" bomb after delivering a rousing introductiono the president, biden turned to embrace his boss and that's when he said it. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america, barack obama. this is a big [ bleep ] deal. >> thank you, everybody. >> the president didn't react to biden's comments as you could probably see there. shortly after the ceremony the white house press secretary robert gibbs used his twitter feet to try to defuse the controversy. gibbs treated, and, yes, mr. vice president, you're right. >>> a memo surface that is could be damaging to toyota. some people call it the smoking gun. it seems to show the company knew about its gas pedal problems but kept them hushed. >>> attorneys suing toyota are calling it a smoking gun that proves the automaker knew well ahead of time about a sudden acceleration problem, in fact years earlier than first acknowledged. this momentow could be damaging for toyota. it seems like an about-face on why some toyotas are out of control. toyota has insisted what's send

updating the top stories, senate republicans have succeeded in sending the so-called fixes health ce bill back to the house. earlier this morning they found two provisions that violate congress budget rules. they deal with pell grants. democrats say they will fix the bill and send it back to the house for approval. >>> the fbi is looking into attacks and threats against members of congress over the health care bill. in one case, someone cut a gas line at the home of virginia congressman tom perriello's brother thinking it was actually the lawmaker's address. >>> both drivers involved in the case of road rage on i-95 are behind bars. state police say 25-year-old gabriel povetund had his 2-year-old daughter in his car when he fired a dozen shots at a dump truck. he faces child endangerment and attempted murder charges. last night police arrested the truck driver as well. james bringham faces second degree murder and reckless driving charges. >>> maryland may become the next state to ban cell phones around the wheel. those who get caught using a regular cell phone with their hand would

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ce fact is universal coverage, this is important.rsal health-care coverage reduces the number of abortions. bookeduces the number of abortions. if you look at all the countries that provide universal coverage, they have lower rates of abortion in the united states. why would that be? a cardinal in london explained tain once. britain, in britain, abortion is legal and free. it is free like all medical procedures. they have a lower rate of abortion than the united states does. why? if you think about it. the cardinal said if that frightened, unemployed and esrried 19-year-old knows that she and her baby will have access to good health care without breaking the bank clinton will she is more likely to carry that baby to term. that seems so obvious to me. universal coverage reduces the number of abortions and it bugs me that the catholic hierarchy in the united states opposes expanding coverage and says it is because they are worried about abortions. this is like saying i don't want to fix a broken furnace because i am afraid of pneumonia

that's not the case, of course, for all ce radicalization programs. for example, you have some programs that are more informal or at a mosque level such as a program that was recently announced within toronto that was serving a function in between when someone has adopted a radical ideology and actually resorts to terrorist violence. basically trying to break that linkage between accepting radicalism and actually acting on it. but ultimately, if that program fails, that deradicallization program, then you're back where you started without the program. on the other hand, deradicallization programs can pose a danger in a certain circumstance, and that is when you're taking people who are convicted terrorists and putting them into a program where they're being released and allegedly being deradicalized. i put that risk forward as a calculus because it goes to the rest of my speech which is how do we think about deradicallization policies? now, i'm not against them. i'm not going to say we shouldn't use them. i agree, actually, with what marisa said, that