some backed newton and some supported cleaver. pratt backed cleaver a decision that killed his murder trial alibi. newton kicked pratt out of the party and said anyone testifying for pratt would be an enemy of the panthers. he was there attending meetings when caroline olson was murdered in santa monica. more than two decades later newton is dead and people who said they were with him are stepping forward in these declarations. bobby seal says he was at panther meetings in oakland december 17th and 18th, 1968 and he says this. >> he says he also refused to testify for pratt because of that order from newton. pratt case juror hamilton says the thing she knows now about the panther politics and contradictions in butler's story make her feel sick to her stomach. >> i feel betrayed. i feel -- >> by whom? >> by the government, by the fbi, by the lapd, by the district attorney's office. >> although there is now the das review of the pratt case going on, pratt and his defenders are not getting their hopes up. >> everyone can see based on

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cleaver: thank you, mr. chairman. as i had begun to say, i support striking the language that would limit usai funds to the top 10 cities at risk. since 2003, missouri five, my district, has received over $70 million in usai funding. recently i was informed by d.h.s. that due to fiscal year 2011 budget cuts that i did not support, half of the cities that received usai fund, including kansas city, missouri, would lose their funding. this means that kansas city will not be receiving funding that we have relied on for the last seven years. limiting f.y. 2012 usai funding to the top 10 cities would again detrimentally harm my district. usai funding in kansas city has been used for equipment and vehicles to support six rescue teams and four area fire departments vehicles, air equipment was also used to support special tactical law enforcement teams allowing response to events where chemicals or special hazards are present, as well as regional multiband emergency radio that allows for interoperability. funding has been used

swarm around a senior citizen and cameras are rolling, it's easy to take washington to take a meat cleaver to the agency. late today the chairman of the u.s. house transportation economy proposed scrapping the agency all together. and instead hiring private security companies. >> even with more advanced technology, even with more advanced personal intrusion, the performance is totally unacceptable. >> reporter: the tsa had asked for a multi million dollars budget increase to deploy more whole body scammers. >> shame on us if we don't do some forecasting, intelligence predictions about what types of devices the terrorists will use in the future. >> reporter: this budget cut would lead to the lay off of 5,000 airport screeners nationwide the agency says. and could lead to higher ticket prices for you. the agency is already proposing nearly doubling the so called passenger security fee. the fee you pay for every leg of every flight you take to help the agency rake together another half billion dollars for its budget. a statement just said to me, if those cuts are signed into law, 10% of that

it's hard to drive a cab when you have this -- this meat cleaver hanging over you just ready to chop your neck off. >> the two-hour protest was planned to coincide with this afternoon's mta board meeting. >> what serves as a last chance for the east bay's at-risk animals but now the alameda animal shelter is in need of its own rescue. christin ayers in alameda where activists hope they can beat a tight timetable. christin. >> reporter: allen, for years, the alameda animal rescue has been sheltering and saving injured animals. but tonight, dozens of these protestors out here with signs chanting saying the shelter is the one that really needs rescuing. >>> reporter: for animal lovers in alameda it's become a dirty word, outsourcing, that hits close to home for activists. >> had we been outsourcing back then, he was in one of the first ones to be put down because he is disabled. >> reporter: for months, it's been part of the city of alameda's latest planned budget cuts, shut down the animal shelter, outsource the pets, and save more than $700,000 in the process. but critics worry animal

this is done would be far less predictability we have today. 13 regulation by providing cleavers of the road helps produce a functioning marketplace and economic prosperity. and last, in conclusion, congress should not accept claims of regulatory harms at face value and should not make radical changes to the system which has the heart of the public at a reasonable cost. thank you. >> thank you from a gentleman. i'll start with my questions. mr. kovacs, it did the regulations impede the accountability to hire new workers for new jobs? you just saw the unemployment rate higher. >> within her testimony, we have a discussion of what we call project, no project, which is -- >> we usually ask for a yes or no. can you say yes? >> yes. >> is that part of the problem with a hybrid of unemployment, which is approaching 9.1% is your feeling is due to regulation. we know we had mr. waxman said he believes in regulation and so forth. in your opinion, it contributed to the unemployment. >> the answer is i am not an economist, a look at the project, no project study because that gives you the answers

this he attacks with a meat cleaver instead of a scalpel, is poor for this contry. america has always had an ag policy that puts an -- an attempt to put a safety net under production agriculture. we enjoy the safest, most abundant, cheapest food and fiber supply in the world because of the hard work, sweat equity, and risk taking of the american ag producer. they rely on this safety net. there is intricate, complicated, it's interwoven, and it works. we understand in 2012 we'll have far fewer resources with which to work with that. the ag committee is committed to getting that done. we will then bring that work product to this floor, the gentleman from arizona will then have an opportunity, if he doesn't think we fixed the brazilian problem, to present a solution at that time. but at this stage using appropriations bill to rework the farm bill in this manner ignoring the work of the ag committee and not view as wrong policy. we should defeat this amendment once again as we did in the c.r. in february, march, and i urge my colleagues to vote against the flake amendme