coons: mr. president, i rise today to speak both in favor of passage of the bill and to speak against the coburn amendment. i first want to thank leaders reid and mcconnell, senator mcconnelmcconnell, as well as ss for find weighing to work together and this bill. i say with some regret that i stand to speak against the coburn amendment because i respect and recognize senator coburn's determination to hold this body accountable, to find pathways forward to deal with our record deficit and debt. and in that broader objective, i look forward to working with him on finding responsible pay-fors in future bills and in finding ways that we can steadily partner to reduce the deficit and to find and root out waste and abuse in federal spending. but i have to say that in this particular case on this amendment on this day, if we change the pay-for, we kill the bill. we have heard clearly from republican chairman of the house ways and means committee camp and from his rank minority, congressman levin, that

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here's a greater look at the doppler and very few thunderstorms earlier today but it's bin coon of a drizzly and gray day for the sunday. temperatures also the unofficial high at reagan national only 78ed to. average being 87. now we're in the mid 70s in downtown. already into the mid 60s outside the beltway. and in our suburbs. so overnight, cloudy and cool with just some isolated showers. lows will fall into the 60s and tomorrow morning, as you're waking up and kids are going to the bus stop we're expecting mostly cloudy conditions and a chance for some showers and temperatures will be in the 70s by 9:00. so definitely maybe a light jacket for that morning walk to school. and also of course your umbrellas. i'll tell you how long this cooler and unsetted weather pattern lasts, surae? >> thank you anny. >>> the white house isn't commenting so far on today's appeal from julian assange that the u.s. end what he calls a witch hunt against his website wikileaks. he made his first public appearance today since taking refuge in london at the embassy. >> the united states must vow that it w

i guess the sergeant heard that, sergeant coon. so he comes up, and he tased me right away. and i'm being tased, i'm just -- he's lighting me up. i can feel the blood coming out of my mouth and face, and then he asks me, how you feel now? and i couldn't say nothing. and he say we're going to kill you, nigger, run, so when he said that, i'm going to run. i hesitated for a second. i stayed on the ground and, you know, was just looking for a clearance at that point. i'm still on the ground. and i'm looking for a clearance. and when i see the clearance -- excuse me, when i see the clearance, it was between the hyundai and the police officer right here. so what i do is i get up to go run, to run, but this leg -- when this leg went in front of me, i didn't know it was broke, so the leg just fell down. so when i fall down, it looks like -- they was able to make it look like i was going after him, but i was trying to get my hands in front of me. >> and the video still wasn't running by that time. >> oh, that's when the video had been running maybe about 15, 20 seconds -- >> it caugh

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they call martin luther king, martin luther coon.ing to put myself on that level but any time, the kickest way, this is old trick. if quickest way a lot people feel is to call them a racist. that thing is old. >> the entire interview tomorrow night, spike lee 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> speaking of race in america, cnn take you inside hatred. you'll hear from a former skin head who is candid about why he left. attention. so we invented a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat. when there's danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, and it's bringing the future forward. >>> hundreds of mourners pay tribute to the victims gunned down in wisconsin's sikh temple. people sobbed as they passed six wooden casketing containing the five men and one woman killed in sunday's rampage. today's public memorial took place in a high school gym. sikh musicians p

get out there and sending you a picture and coon will make shareholders money.you don't want your picture taken don't walk in the store or sign up and quite frankly stay home. >> how do you know that is not abused? >> you don't know. >> that is the debate . guys, that is a part of the debrate . john, you have the idea of privacy and also here it is a free market and society. >> and you got the idea of common sense. english rubby captain was tossing a midget. you don't want to get caught doing something stupid don't do it morons saying stupid stuff on tweet twitter and getting thrown out. don't do it and you don't have to worry about. it is a boom for advertiser. >> there is a problem with security. what happens if the service gets hacked and all sorts of privacy issues going on >> i go back to tracey. i go back to the thing though, first of all facebook hasn't approved this. number two, you would have to optinto it . people love to be on the internet. let's face it they want to be on the internet doing crazy and stupid things. >> i tell my children to walk away

. >> i think i have never been to a rep coon vention before where, in fact, it was, there was a-- gi one of the speakers about the percentage of women appointed. that would have been considered alien territory in an earlier era. but quite frankly, this is an understandable statement of pride on the part of mitt romney and his public record. >> woodruff: watching all of this in washington is our historian richard norton smith and michael beschloss, how did this compare to other speeches like this you've seen, richard. >> i thought it was a powerful indictment, forcefully delivered. the crowd loved it, obviously. i think i managed to do a rather difficult rattle of appealing to the people inside that hall. the and an audience-- . >> woodruff: i think we're having audio problems with you, how but, michael k we hear you. >> you know, i will chime in. gwen and judy. i thought you have to measure these things in a way historically against the top of the scale which i think in recent years were george bush 1988, bill clinton 1992. very well written speeches that really reset the public view

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. >> and with t coon and con a tne been on heiged cit but this is evidence of how general citizens andthoritiesing together can ultimately bring some closure to a crime that is taking place, as it is under way. >> i have often said that, without the help of the public, the amount of crimes that the police are able to solve or come to some type of resolution would never take place. the public is invaluable asset to the police department. the thing that is interesting here is through witnesses, and we are learning here that people see sometimes what they want to see or think they see and it is identified or conveyed to law enforce enforcement that a long arm had been used which is the notion that a shotgun might have been used as a tool here by the shooter johnson. >> and now, lou, there are an awful lot of agencies involved here and the fbi has been on the scene, and atf, and nypd -- how are all of the agencies working together with this investigation? still a lot of, you know, unanswered questions and question questions that may perhaps never be answered because the suspect is dead, bu

coon shooting boogie. look, he was at fort bragg.here were two soldiers who murdered a black couple in 1995. wade michael page said that kind of stuff was justified. and burnmeinster who committed the double homicide, he listened to hate rock, got drunk before he went out and killed those people. drinking and hate rock is a large part of this sliver of sub culture. it amps people up and directs where the violence goes. you have groups called aggravated assault, boot boys, definite hate, screwdriver. rohoa for racial holy war. so the name of the groups and the music itself describe people who are alienated and angry and directs them to be warriors for their race against anyone who's different that they regard as enemies or traitors. >> tell me about what you first heard the news out of wisconsin? that name across the air waves, what was your reaction? >> to be honest, i didn't realize the shooter was wade page until three or four hours ago. i saw his picture on the website and at first i thought that looks a lot like wade. then i took

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by 17 senators as follows -- reid of nevada, kerry, sanders, conrad, franken, udall of new mexico, coons, begich, murray, nelson of florida, klobuchar, carper, menendez, webb, gillibrand, merkley and reed of rie. mr. reid: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived and the vote with respect to this motion occur at 2:15 p.m. on tuesday, september 11. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i announce, mr. president, consent that we proceed to a period of morning business, senators allowed to speak for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that on monday, september 10, 5:00 p.m., the senate proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 664, that there be 30 minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form. upon the use or yielding back of that time, the senate proceed to vote with no intervening action or debate on the nomination. that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table. there being no intervening action or debate and no further mot

yield to senator whitehouse again for just a big thank you for the great work that you and senator coons and senator collins and others are doing. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: i thank the senator from delaware. a senator: will the -- mr. whitehouse: of course mr. chairman. mr. lieberman: i thank my friend from rhode island. i want to interrupt briefly to offer this unanimous consent. madam president, i why eight unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they've been approved by the majority and minority leaders. i ask unanimous consent that these requests be agreed to and printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lieberman: thanks to my friend. i yield the floor back. mr. whitehouse: thank you. i'd like to speak, if i may, in the nature of a colloquy with the chairman and the senator from delaware and first let me thank him for his very kind remarks, senator carper, as i think everybody knows in the senate is really a bellwether of bipartisanship and constantly seeks cooperat

that was brian coon, the director of emergency management. that was great advice yesterday.g today in the state of florida? >> we are very busy today. we are doing damage assessment down in south florida to make sure that we understand the totality of what isaac has done. we are also as the storm makes its way northward through the state keeping an eye on, as you stated the heavy rain fallses that are occurring. we had tornado warnings generated throughout the state and we are preparing for an impact in the panhandle later on tonight and into tomorrow as the outer bands of that storm bring extremely heavy rain, wind gusts and storm surge to the northwestern part of the state up in the panhandle. >> you wouldn't say you're out of the woods yet. >> by no means, no. jenna: the biggest area of concerns right now is that the tornadoes and the flooding? >> that's the immediate. tornado warnings are life safety issues. we urge everybody to pay very close attention to the local authorities and the news. if they have a tornado warning in their area immediately seek a place of shelter

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it's my pleasure to introduce the chancellor of the university, robert coon. [applause] >> thank you for coming. it's great to talk about all the different things going on in colorado in advance of this momentous debate that will be happening on october 3rd. i thought i would as say a few words about our university to begin. as some of you may know, but some of you do not know us terribly well. we are a private institution of about 12,000 students and we have been in denver for a very long time now. we're coming up on our 150th anniversary in just a few years. we were founded in 1864 in denver. in this part of the country, i know that does not seem to be terribly old. for colorado, it really is. the city of denver dates its founding from just a few years before that in 1858. when d.u. was founded, denver was little more than a mining camp with 3000 people or so supporting all of the people rushing to colorado. we have been around for virtually as long as the city as denver itself, from the time when it was it you thousand people to the present when there are n

joining us right now is the director of florida's division of emergency management, brian coon.: brian, first off. the convention center, is that a safe place to be should this thing kick in? >> oh, yes, yeah, the convention center and the tampa bay sometimes forum are extremely well built buildings, the delegates down there for the convention are well protected, yeah. >> gretchen: let's talk about what some of the problems could be for the tampa area. wouldn't it be storm surge, that would be the main thing that you would be concerned about? >> we are concerned with storm surge and we have been talking closely with the national earthquake had center as well as the local national weather service offices and the emergency management officials down there, though. we've got a pretty good idea what that storm surge is going to look like, we've analyzed the i am fact, the impact could be to the beach front hotels where many visitors have been staying and taking a look at impact to the bridges and roads there. we think it's going to be a level that it's not going to have significant i

number of other colleagues, including along with the presiding officer, senators whitehouse, mikulski, coons, coats, blunt, akaka, and kyl. and i mention this number because i think it is an important fact about the process that has brought us to this point, it really reflects the kind of collegial approach that is so important to this legislation. and this legislation has undergone very significant and substantial revisions to reflect suggestions made by myself, our colleagues. this bill will give the government and the private sector an opportunity to collaborate and share information so that they can confront the ongoing present, urgent cyber threat directly and immediately. this bill is not a topdown approach. it is voluntary in its direction to the private sector. what it says to critical industries, industries that are critical to our infrastructure, is you determine what the best practices are, you tell us what the standards should be, and then those standards will be shared throughout the industry, and overseen by a council that the departments of commerce and justice and defense and

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