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the pretsident's agenda is clea, he believes that they should make decisions for you, whether it's health care or dodd frank and the board that will tell you what kind of loans they can get, it's government taking over choices for people. and we look at the medicare system, and we talk about the idea that we will give medicare recipients choices as to what is best for them, and president obama says you give people choices that's throwing people off the cliff, we need to make the choices for them and we're the ones that should decide what kind of health care everybody should have. the government knows best attitude and it's reaching more places in peoples' lives. >> i want to stay on the social issues that defines your campaign and gives energy to your campaign and supporters. let me ask you about gay marriage, and you talked about proposition 8 in california that became an issue this week, and if the supreme court decided gays and lesbians had a right to mar marry. what would president santorum do? would you respect that decision? >> it's not designing my campaign. we are talking about ec

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please tell me one member shall we do not know the extent of his injuries but it does not sound good cleae investigators say the victim was shot five to six times in the torso gloria pair makes russia into a nearby hospital. work we did not know the motive of the shooting. and in the works at the store and from of the inspection said that he saw the gunman and victim talking at the intersection he says that the suspects all of a sudden pulled out a handgun and fired about 10 to 12 shots at the victim. at this point, they're still looking for the suspect. >>reporter: here at elsa real high school and a private memorial was held for a former student at losses my for earlier this week in a tragic as the morning accident units from its 18 loan was killed on monday after a blue smock my car, double tragedies whereas the day before or a pocket a high-school senior and jeremy crowder was killed her after being hit by a train in richmond. >>reporter: here in walnut creek the police department plans on having extra patrols downtown. >>reporter: committed i spoke with says he feels the extra patrol

. >> can dirk letdy let's be clea.y don't have a safe halve tonight plan a terrorist attack like on 9/11 that killed 3,000 americans. we disrupted a large amount of al qaeda's network, as you know bin laden is dead and what the president's trying to do now is get us to a point where we can hand off the security of afghanistan to the afghans and that we can bring our troops home. i think what he's trying to do is diffuse the tension that's there and you know, quite honestly, i'm not sure many people are looking to newt gingrich for foreign policy advice. if there's a problem on the lunar colony, he'll be among the first we call. >> back at him. let me move you to some domestic issues. right now gas prices. and the president has said, and a lot of economic advisers and gas expert as degree, there's very little that a president can do to immediately effect what's go on at pumps. it doesn't mean it doesn't get ow on the campaign trail, i want viewers to take a listen to this. >> under our administration we will drill for o

we know from this video they were at the same convenience store that might in the same area of ma cleay. there are two women also in this video and police want to talk with them. they've been able to ascertain who the women are, and that they may have some information either about tim hartman or about what happened to young lindsey baum. there she is ten years old last seen around 9:15 on the night of june 26th in 2009. they have searched tim hartman's car, home and jewelry store, but we are just learning today about how he fits in after seeing him in that video. there is still a tip line out about this child, and the description there on the screen, what she was last wearing. and the tip line is for the mccleary police department. where is young lindsey? three people they want to talk with, one person of interest, that jewelry store owner, what does he know? hopefully we'll find out soon, back to you. jenna: we'll continue to watch it thank you. jon: new information is raising serious questions. nbc news reporting that a recent spate of deadly attacks on iranian nuclear scientists bei

were it not giving away airwaves that the taxpayers paid to clea these are good solid reforms with clear congressional intent and i appreciate the hard work to get an agreement and advance this wireless future. i think all my colleagues on the conference committee. we worked together. we got it done, and the taxpayers are going to be better off. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i now yield two minutes to another hardworking member of the conference committee, ms. schwartz from the state of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. ms. schwartz: thank you. this conference committee was charged with resolving differences between the house and senate so we could extend middle class tax cuts, protect seniors, access to their doctors, and extend unemployment benefits for americans looking for work. as a member of the conference committee mleased we found a compromise to meet these goals and we are able to provide stability forillio

i'm curious in terms of sears holdings, the ceo made it clea they wanted to separate the earnings issues, short-term earnings issues with liquidity problems, strength of assets and liquidity. >> listening to the conference call, sears has rarely if ever held a conference call. eddie lampart the 61% holder of sears controls the company not on the call. the new ceo leading it with a number of other participants as well. they did go into cost reductions. into unlocking the value of the portfolio as they refer to it. and to jim's point, this rights offering. you see the stock is up sharply. as we've said so many times, melissa, it was a heavily shorted stock although almost impossible to short at this point given how expensive the borrow is if you can even find shares to borrow. but that being said, the rights offering when you have the 61% shareholder who says i'm in, it's going to happen. that's going to raise them another $400 million to $500 million. they're trying to separate liquidity issues from operations issues. jim, when i come back to operations in sears i would add one thing. if