and lastly, we wish the family of officer cooper as well as the u.s. marshal, deputy marshal joe gardner and his family the best in the future. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields back the balance of his time of the the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1061. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and call up h.r. 4783 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4783, a bill to accelerate the income tax benefits for charitable cash contributions for the relief of victims of the earthquake in chile and to extend the period for which such contri

that 25% of drug defendants cooperate in some way. if that were true, that would mean that about one in 16 of the young men of this age range in these neighborhoods is actually a criminal informant at any given time. that's about 6%. and 6% would be a lot. that's a lot of people. in a community, in a family, just by way of contras, it's often said that approximately 10% of the east german population, before the fall of communism, were working as informants in some way with the police and we also look at that society as a dysfunctional society, precisely because we think that's an extremely high percentage of people who would be -- to be working with the government in any given time in that way. so 6% would be a lot. and so in these neighborhoods, it does not make sense to understand the use of criminal informants solely as a law enforcement tactic or as an investigative tool. on this scale, it becomes a form of social policy. it affects how people interact with each other, how they understand each other and of course, how they perceiv

and we appreciate the cooperation that is existing. i think all around the world people know that we will not have sufficient certainty about the future of banking unless we have that exchange of information. so whatever the individual issues with individual countries, the general view must be unless you can have that, the exchange of tax information, then you have countries undercutting other countries, and then undercutting by the poor, and you have real problems about being able to deliver a fairer and effective regulation or supervision of the banking system. as far as the european community is concerned, look, the problem in europe is growth. the problem is achieving a sufficiently high level of growth out of this recession to get unemployment which is above 20 million, and to ensure that as a result of growth, each country can reduce its deficits. and when we meet in the european council next week, the issue will not be the currency. the issue will be growth. the issue will be how we can agree that europe itself by structural ref

there are others who will never cooperate.d is an example of an individual, the eshoo bomber arrested in 2002 never cooperated to this day even given miranda warnings. there are probably others out there who might have cooperated had they not been given a warning so it really depends on the circumstances of the case. >> there's been a lot of discussion about whether abdulmutallab was willing to talk and whether the provision of the miranda warnings prevented you from achieving some form of cooperation from him so let me ask you when the agents spoke to him following his medical procedure was he on cooperative? >> my understanding is he did not display the same willingness to respond to questions that he had displayed earlier in the day when we first interviewed. >> what about now? is he cooperating with you some time after that post hospitalization or post operation following that now after having advised his trade to remain silent and counsel. is he cooperating now? >> he has been providing information congests. >> he has bee

this is marty cooper on your screen. we're not sure whether tow curse you -- to curse you or thank you for inventing the cell phone;. >> guest: well, peter, would you give up your cell phone because of all these disadvantages? i don't think so. and that's true of most people. so the benefits, i think, outweigh the curses. >> host: could you briefly tell us what your role was or is in the invention of the cell phone? >> guest: well, it's a long story, and it has to do with the fact that at&t invented cellular telephoneny. as far as back as 1946, if you would imagine. and then in the 1960s they suggested they were prepared to commercialize it, and they had two conditions. one is that they were the only people technically and financially capable of creating this new concept of cellular telephoneny and, there therefory wanted to have a monopoly. and the second thing, their version of cell phones was with car telephones, if you could imagine that. and i was with this little company in chicago called motorola, and our vision w

it makes a lot of sense to be cooperatively. the last time i was in israel i saw video of testing of the iron dome system, the defense against short range missiles in iraq and it was quite impressive and we are partners with the israelis and we will have full benefit from its technologies in terms for instance of protecting american personnel bases and places like europe or the mideast from potential short range missile rocket attack. >> yes, sir. >> that's it for me. i have to go over. it has been a very informational and encouraging hearing. i'm sure the committee will try their best to authorize to a level that will ton allow the men and women in uniform who serve under you to did the job we ask to you do in defense of our security and our freedom. thank you very much. the hearing is adjourned.

our guest is marty cooper, the inventor of the cell phone.ul kirby at telecommunications reports senior editor is also here. this took her become the next question. >> it's been a debate and will continue to be as how to treat public safety. the plan is going to recommend that the fcc we optioned ten megahertz of other spec drum and leave public safety with ten megahertz nationwide or at the public safety community, a lot of them say we need 20 megahertz, twice as much spectrum as were going to get for broadband purposes. we talk about pectoral efficiency and how it's being used, public safety will say, we may not always be used in the spectrum we have, but when we needed to have to be there for us. how do you view the public safety spectrum vis-À-vis spec aero efficiency. can those same techniques apply or is there a different way of looking at kind of like raiders for instance for the government >> guest: first of all i have to mention the public safety segment of our industry has in the past been very pictorially visioned. and there's no q

this framework would be one of three acid tests for international economic cooperation in 2010. the second is financial regulation. the foundation of the new global banking system must be a consistent economic regime. of course, a timetable for implementation of such rules must be carefully calculated and calibrated to the face of a recovery -- to the pace of recovery. make no mistake. over the coming years, we will need to introduce, gradually add taking into the account -- taking into account the needs of the real economy, much more and higher quality capital. this will do more than anything else to prevent a new crisis. the process up recapitalization must be finished. -- the process of recapitalization must be finished. i want britain to have the highest standard of supervision in the world, one that is able to compete on a level playing field against other financial centers. we must never forgets that it was the taxpayer that prevented the collapse of the banking system. we will ensure that the taxpayer recoups it. of course, we cannot act in a vacuum. the costs have been a

we appreciate the cooperation.nd the world, people know we will not have the fish uncertainty about the future of banking unless we have the exchange of information, so what -- we will not have uncertainty about the future of banking. we will of countries undercutting other countries and undercutting the court, and -- before, and you will have problems with the banking system. as far as the european community is concerned, the problem is achieving a sufficiently high level of growth out of this. unemployment and to insure as a result of growth each company can reduce its deficit, and when we meet next week, the issue will not be the currency. issue will be growth. the issue will be how we can agree europe itself can grow. every country wants to export its way out of the recession, but not every country can export more than they import. we have to ensure a balanced policy requires collective commitment to growth. we agreed we would meet as individual groups of countries and work out a collective global strategy to g

welcome cooper lawrence, psychologist and author. i think, you know, this isn't the first time, michael brewer, the young kid, 15-year-old set on fire is still recovering in florida. that happened a few months back. what is going on with people setting -- whoever did this, setting a 19-year-old on fire, yanking her out of her house? >> you know, there is a rise in aggression and we have seen it in the research and have seen it in studies and the rise in aggression is two-fold. one is that, you know, a lot of -- it's not all parenting, i like to come and blame the parents. it's not always the parents but in the way they don't see early their kids have aggressive tendencies and don't do anything to remediate that or make sure they end up finding a good way to channel that anger or aggression. instead, they think, oh, they'll grow out of it but a child that's aggressive grows to be aggressive as an adult. it's really important parents recognize in their children -- they love to look at them and go, my kids are perfect but you get aggres

cooper, we've heard that before. what do you make of this guy? people can't figure it, you are married to sandra bullock, we figure america's sweetheart but yet, you are pulling this on the side. we don't know how many times over, what's up? >> right. it's so egregious, you think to yourself, how could she not hav think to yourself, how could sandra bullock not have known? you almost think, do they have an arrangement? at this point it's so obvious. that's what happens when you're really in love, when you're busy and working a lot. he had opportunity to be with as many women as he wanted to. he actually has said in the past, you know, sandra works a lot. that's been -- some of the women have come forward and said, that's his excuse. michelle bombshell was saying he was implying they were separated because sandra's always working. it's very easy to carry on an affair when your spouse is nowhere in sight. >> he had ample opportunity. here is a facebook response. of course more women are coming out. it's called a paycheck. do these women want money?

i did not realize the was beguine for american and cooperation. that might have been rose about this set of nixon had those missions -- messages got through but the report was not to coded for awhile and never got to washington for two months and by that time other momentous events and decisions have been made. and as jack said many times he was too low an official although still hoped to meet with the guerrillas as soon as he was appointed commander of all of the forces but that did not happen to a large extent because of general curly. while this was going on, service hears rumors that still well is being recalled and he writes of very fiery blind message to still well basically saying we should end the hollow pretense because that would set trump card pin giants fans. and the united states should exert pressure urging him to reform the government before it is too late because looking at the success of the communist with the land reforms with the stakeholders in their own revolution and he said on less than nationalist who was far as the economy

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cooperation with the government when there is evidence of advocacy and terrorism and cooperation when it comes to the disclosure of information classified as secret by the government. you are on the firing line when it comes to this issue and the legal questions you have to face. how would google address these and where and how would you draw the lines. >> it was a very insightful observation because it's something we wrestle with and incredibly difficult not only to look at it as a specific piece of content, but to look at it in the context where you are operating. there multiple layers in which you try to address it. the first is making decisions about entry into a market in the first place. about what frameworks of law you had to work with. when you look at particular pieces of content, you try to make decisions based on what you know about the laws in that country. some of which there seems to be almost universally on child porn as a bad. on the extreme heavy handed censorship. our general solution is to try to figure out which laws are appropriate for us to abide by, given the va

the more the united states cooperates with us, we are willing to cooperate.ve demonstrated that in the last two years. since the democratically elected government has come into office that we mean business. we are serious. and we have demonstrated our seriousness. look tsacrifice the people of pakistan have made, the armed forces of pakistan have made. you name me one country that has lost so many people since 9/11. we have lost almost 31,000 individuals. you name me one country that has had 31,000 casualties. >> rose: and to you think-- do you think the united states government appreciates that? >> i think they do. when i went to the hill, when i met senators and congressmen, this time around, i could see -- >> their response to you as the representative of the pakistani government, as the foreign minister was more-- >> was very positive. i could see a shift in mood. i could see appreciation. i could see recognition. and i see that today, the united states administration executive branch and pakistan's government on the same page. >> rose: but they are not s

-mexico security cooperation. it is a troubling trend that i am going to be talking in reporting of border violence and what i hope will be a renewed focus on communities by the merida initiative or any future security program. the theory that drug-related violence from mexico could spill over into the united states gained some currency throughout the past year. fueled by alarmist headlines and breathless news bulletins that created the impression that american border cities are threatened by the intergang warfare that erupted in some parts of mexico in response to president felipe calderon's sea-changing decision to roll back drug trafficking organizations. reality suggests otherwise. the u.s. city crime rankings the years 2009 to 2010 does not list a single u.s. border city among the 60 most dangerous metropolis in america. while u.s. media has focused on the situation in juarez where drug traffickers are fighting to control the flow of illicit drugs into the united states and for the violence they have spawned

they asked us to come here to cooperate. we're going to continue to do that. as you also saw just yesterday-- and i can cite a different tape-- senator corker, republican from tennessee, noted on financial regulatory reform there's going to be a bipartisan bill. they noticed the democrats have the high hand here and they... both he and senator gregg predicted we're going to make progress on that. so while senator mccain may have take than tone and tenor, i think the american people want something else and i think some of his colleagues know that that's right and the test will be both on education and financial or banking reform to join us in moving this country forward and not get... act out of anger or pique of anger and somehow say that you're going to stop cooperating. i'm not in the business of giving political advice to republican bus that would not be what the american people want and if that's the tone you adopt, there's a price to pay in november and there's a price to pay for the country when you decide you're going to cooperate on behalf of the count

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this take us now to this cooperation in the framework of the merida initiative. the president caulderon signed a new structure, a new way forward and this is what roberta talked about and ambassador talked about. and we're focusing now in forming pillars and the first dismantling criminal organizations in both mexico and the united states. strengthening an institutional support. strengthening the justice reform in mexico, for example. we approve a justice reform in 2008, which has been implemented right now. it takes -- it takes a while to implement but it includes, for example, the oral hearings. we're going to -- this is very important because we're going from a system to another system. so the second pillar strengthens the justice sector reform. the third pillar, the 21st century borders -- it's very important. it's important for us to talk about what we are doing. and the last and one of the most important is the building resilient communities and the strong communities. as francisco mentioned we just got a reduction bilateral meeting just a few weeks back an

not cooperating raises more questions.therefore, the syrians have an interest in terms of their own credibility with the international community in letting the inspectors do what they need to do. >> with regard to hezbollah and also with regard to hamas but especially hezbollah, obviously, the syrians would be enhancing the likelihood that the middle east, some of the complex there could be moved forward, resolution in complex and the middle east could move forward if they were willing to change their attitude and their willingness to give asylum to hezbollah. i am asking you what your intention is with regard to the work you have to do on those questions? i am hoping that you would raise that. i think you should. i want to get a sense of your strategy with regard to approaching the syrians on the question of hezbollah. >> a couple of things on that -- e first, the syrians themselves would like to see a change in the sanctions that we apply to them. it will be impossible to do that while they support some o. some of the s

this treaty represents a significant step forward in our cooperation with russia.ted from the beginning to reset the u.s.-russia relationship because we saw it as essential to making progress on our top priorities, from counter-terrorism to nuclear security and nonproliferation. now, we will continue to have disagreements with our russian friends. but this treaty is an example of deep and substantive cooperation on a matter of vital importance. more broadly it shows that patient, principle diplomacy can advance our national interests by producing real results. in this case results that are good for us, good for russia, and good for global security and stability. the treaty also shows the world, particularly states like iran and north korea, that one of our top priorities is to strengthen the global nonproliferation regime and keep nuclear materials out of the wrong hands. the new treaty demonstrates commitment to making progress under the nonproliferation treaty, so-called npt. as we up hold our commitments and strengthen the npt we can hold others accountable to d

he would not cooperate?well, clearly there are things that we like. >> larry: then why make that kind of statement? >> i'm not going to speak for senator mccain. but clearly those people who are watching what is happening in washington recognize that the reason i would support senator mccain is not just because he is a national hero and someone who people around the country feel is a spokesman for our party, a leader of our party, but he is also a lion in the senate. he is one of those guy who is able to move bodies. >> larry: doesn't want to cooperate the rest of the year. >> when the president executes the nuclear option and says we're going to change the way democracy has been run over the past decades, we're going to say that no longer do major pieces of legislation require the support of both parties, including the minority party, instead we're going to say a 51-vote majority makes all the decisions, that's such a dramatic departure. >> larry: majority rules, though, it's pretty basic. >> actually, it's

>> first it would create cooperation with russia which is important as i look at the majority. second, i think it could technically and to the early warning time because of the location of the system and feared i think it creates confidence-building measures between ourselves and russians. >> as the polish government now supports the missile defense approach? >> i think it's fair to say in general terms they do. i would not speak for the polish government. >> have the spoken on and get? >> they have not, that is my intuition based on my conversation. >> are there discussions or agreements with the government relative to the deployment of a patriot training battery in poland? >> yes, sir there is. >> has that been completed yet, those discussions? >> i think we are literally signing the final mou and i anticipate that going forward in the next 30 days. >> the africom manning issue has been raised, general, as to whether or not to have enough personnel and you've indicated that he would like more if you can get them. but my question has to do with this. you have apparently -- you

we would like the syrians also to cooperate with the lebanese government institutions.od step that they opened an embassy in beirut. it is a good step the announced during the press mr. to damascus that they would begin the syrian and lebanese border delineation effort. the syrians in a sense mr. chairman said this would open a new era of relations, the visit would open new relations between syria and lebanon and the would be good. we welcome that but we would like to see that actually implemented on the ground, and of course one of the biggest problems is the trans shipment of weapons from syria to the armed groups notably hezbollah but not limited to hezbollah which contravened united nations security council resolutions and undermined the lebanese state. >> fair enough. there are questions to pursue but my time is up with respect to hezbollah. senator lugar. >> ambassador, the united states officials have visited damascus frequently as we already mentioned throughout 2009 and 2010 and syrian officials have been invited to washington, the ambassador in washington is m

james freedomworks cooper is gone. bam -- james said mark cooper -- james fenimore cooper is gone. >> hemingway reads very well because of the terse way that he wrote, and he presumably will read very well for a long time. >> is it because we do not know the words? when you're reading an 18th- century british novel, are there going to be some words that you will have to look up? >> you do not have to go that far back. i read some books by john paul. every page, i thought he was pushing it. i worked at the daily mirror newspaper in england, and we allegedly had a 500-word vocabulary. it was not written down somewhere, but it was an effort to use the simpler words so that the readers could understand what you were talking about. it also was a newspaper that favored for at least allowed the cliche. if you said black as ink, that was not necessarily a no-no, as it would be in many newspapers because it was a cliche people understand that. that is how they speak and think. do you have a favorite book, "baseball" or "drunk"?

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and what's the name of this cooperative? [ speaking foreign language ] let's just call it ssv. so what began as government policy became a world leading industry driven as much by everyday danish people as by the unlimited power directly over their heads. in denmark, john larson for "worldfocus." >>> next from denmark we look at how that country's green revolution has led to great energy efficiency. denmark leads the world in many energy-saving categories -- the most efficient power plants, the most windmills, even the most bicycle riders per capita. and now it's trying to become the most energy efficient in its homes. john larson went to one danish town leading the way. a place where residents are using remarkably little energy. if you'd like to lower your home heating bill, take a look at what they're doing in denmark. >> reporter: in a field 20 miles from copenhagen is stenlose, the largest low energy development in europe. complete with an energy efficient school -- >> hi. >> reporter: stenlose plans 750. super efficient private homes and 65 apartments. imagine winter heati

and so we will overcome this new challenge and we will do it with the cooperation of our partners in europe and america who have stood with us on so many vital tests. for this new crisis is a moment of great opportunity for greece. a chance to modernize and revitalize its governance and development model. for europe a chance to become more fully integrated we're talking now about more

french defense cooperation? are you for joint u.k. french and cd turns? and a joint british and french nuclear submarine fleet? >> thank you very much. the lady in the back please. spent a french newspaper. fns government should be a labor government, do you think it will have to raise taxes? what do you think of that great britain is to be the next greece? [laughter] >> can i start by saying when the next government is the labor government, look, we had a decision to make in november about our deficit and about setting out a deficit reduction plan, and we've set out a deficit reduction plan that i ask you to look at in detail because the most ambitious of the g8 countries. and we said that over the next four years will cut our deficit by half. we will not withdraw the stimulus. i just stressed this, and to recovery is assured. and i believe that is accepted throughout europe and the rest of the world as a necessary means by which the world economy is restored. so i disagree entirely with the conservative party in our country who say that you should withd

that's anderson cooper, 10:00 eastern. remember that series planet earth. we've got a blog exclusive about working on the breathtaking follow-up to that series. it's called "life." it premiers on sunday. go to our blog cnn.com/larry king. ben, what's your read on the rielle hunter. >> this is astonishing, this good looking guy, supposedly so devoted to his cancer stricken wife, it turns out every single bit of it was a lie. the heart is deceitful above all things and boy is he an example. >> larry: you can't be devoted to the poor. >> he's quoted by his campaign manager that it made him sick to be among working class and poor people because they didn't smell good. it med him sick to be around people who weren't rich. >> larry: ben penn what do you make of the whole edwards' affair. >> i troy to hang tough about certain things not being any of our business. some of the stuff sure seems like it does cross over into our business, especially when he -- his whole image was based on that caring and concern and so on. i'd like to make it none of our business, but

so we're both in bed together and we need a little cooperation here. >> thank you all for your cooperation. hank, we appreciate yours. do stay with us. tom, we really appreciate your cooperation, as well, especially in putting into context with what's going on in the united states with health care as not necessarily being a macroeconomic one. marino, stay with us as our guest host for the hour. still much more to come on "worldwide exchange." james bond may have a new boss. find out who that is going to be. no, not ross westgate. here is a close look at how oil is trading as we go to break. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's cross live to tokyo and check in on the trading day there with asuka kondo from the nikkei returning from a public holiday to end weaker. kondo-san. >> hi, credits teen. as the yen remained strong against the euro, exporters with high exposure to europe underperformed the market. real estate shares also suffered another day of heavy selling while the outlook for prices is still gloomy. looking at individual stock mergers, toshiba rose 3.5% after reporting

it makes a lot of sense to be cooperatively.the last time i was in israel i saw video of testing of the iron dome system, the defense against short range missiles in iraq and it was quite impressive and we are partners with the israelis and we will have full benefit from its technologies in terms for instance of protecting american personnel bases and places like europe or the mideast from potential short range missile rocket attack. >> yes, sir. >> that's it for me. i have to go over. it has been a very informational and encouraging hearing. i'm sure the committee will try their best to authorize to a level that will ton allow the men and women in uniform who [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> and the pit the u.s. economy. we will hear from christine aroma of jobs in the deficit. then the ceo of the caterpillar corporation. then the u.s. trade representative ron kirk on tomorrow morning's "washington journal" he will talk about health care insuranc

this is not controversial because it is a product of genuine cooperation. i'm delighted to be on the floor with my friend, mr. bachus. a few years ago with him and the gentleman from california we frankly beat the leaderships of both parties in the clinton administration to get debt relief through. they've learned so we don't have to fight so hard this time for an important cause. i am pleased to be joining in this wholly cooperative way in a response to the haiti people. i join in thanking the gentleman from california, the gentleman from new york, my colleagues on the other side for bringing this forward and various members of the staffs have been congratulated as they should be. it's not as easy to do the right thing as it sometimes seems. i want to single out daniel who has been working on this for a long time in cooperation with others. this is a day the house can be proud, even if, because we're not yelling at each other, the press won't notice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from -- >> i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore

we've seen a sharp increase in international cooperation with our allies, pledging approximately 10,000 additional troops and more military trainees. our new afghan strategy has already seen realistic in afghanistan and in pakistan which demonstrates that this resolution is especially ill-timed. among the highlights of that success have been the capture of the second highest ranking member of the taliban and most significant taliban capture since the beginning of the war. and mullah abdul can bureau, a senior -- kabur, a senior taliban leader. both were captured in pakistan which illustrates increased cooperation from the pakistan government thanks in large part to the administration's careful diplomacy. as "the washington post" put it on february 23, and i quote, pakistani security forces have long supported or turned a blind eye to afghan taliban members seeking sanctuary in pakistan. the recent arrests seem to mark a change in that attitude. clearly success in afghanistan will be positive -- deposited on the success of those in pakistan to act against sanctuaries. at the same time th

and i can assure you of our cooperation and our commitment and thank you, once again, mr. president. >mr. president. >> honorable secretary clinton to chair the next segment of the meeting. you have the floor. >> thank you, secretary-general. i'll be hearing from representatives of the national co-chairs of the conference, starting with the foreign minister of bra simeon, his excellency. >> president preval, madam secretary of state hillary clinton, former president clinton. brazil co-chairs this donors conference with a conviction, we are gathered here to make sure that the haitian people find a path to sustainable develop. -- development. this process has to be undertaken under the guidance of the haitian government, with the support of the international community. brazil is confident that haiti's capable overcoming the present challenges and of taking full honorship of its own destiny. i congratulate the haitian government for submitting its action plan. these will allow us to channel or support effectively in accordance with its national priority. two and a half months

>> we have some cooperation with him. we think particularly in the seaborne area what we have been unable or we haven't found a willing partner if you will mediation initio region. >> yes, sir. >> what can you say about the middle east as mentioned, what can we see but the states and do you have a list of states with special concerns? >> your colleagues earlier asked about that issue and i explained our concentration on listing individual states with special concern in the narcotics area was something we dealt with under a program that comes to fruition in september so we will address it then. on the question of particular states in the middle east i would refer you to a reported to have a specific question i will address it -- >> [inaudible] >> will it's available now. i'm sorry. yes, sir. >> there is a press report in the root making a fuss calling it a scandal the u.s. embassy in beirut, the asking them to provide a list of the foreign companies with all the debt to the embassy and the newspaper saying that this lebano

there are others who will never cooperate.reid is an example of an individual, the eshoo bomber arrested in 2002 never cooperated to this day even given miranda warnings. there are probably others out there who might have cooperated had they not been given a warning so it really depends on the circumstances of the case. >> there's been a lot of discussion about whether abdulmutallab was willing to talk and whether the provision of the miranda warnings prevented you from achieving some form of cooperation from him so let me ask you when the agents spoke to him following his medical procedure was he on cooperative? >> my understanding is he did not display the same willingness to respond to questions that he had displayed earlier in the day when we first interviewed. >> what about now? is he cooperating with you some time after that post hospitalization or post@@@@@ @ r authority i do believe that this issue has been litigated and has come up with different results and different circuits to the extent the question is is there an

they also pretty much -- pretty openly cooperate, collude, in much of their work. we can walk up and down this aisle and that aisle and the mall, you're going to get the picture. i don't have to do that. but consider the stores we shop in. we all know that wal-mart is big. but what we may not know is that wal-mart actually controls 30-plus% of most of the basic sale of goods in this country. and in many cases it's above 50%. soaps, detergents, pet food. it's not just discount. high-endepartment stores, there's more than a thousand independent department stores from coast-to-coast. now there's a company called macy's. a thousand department stores, not one chain. ingredient in the food we buy. probably a lot of us know that the processed food has corn inside of it. and we also probably suspect that most of that corn comes from feed stock that monsanto owns. but did you though that aascorbic, the vitamin c, 100% of that is controlled by a chinese vitamin cartel. the stuff that we buy in our grocery. the materials inside the store, the iron ore that goes into the steel

we should look to solve them as much as possible with the unique cooperative transparent spirit thatgave us the internet in the first place. i thank you again for the opportunity to be here and for your long-standing attention to this important issue and look forward to your questions. >> thanks a lot. we asked facebook to come, and they replied by saying, we have no business operations in china, or for that matter in most of the countries of the world. went ton say, as a young start-up, our resources and influence are limited. we do not have the resources to devote to gni membership. but here are the facts. facebook has over 400 million users, which makes it the second most viewed website in the world. about 70% of facebook users are outside the united states. facebook has over 1,000 employee, hundreds of millions of dollars in annual revenues and is worth billions of dollars. that is hardly a mom and pop flation can't afford to be part of gni, and facebook acknowledges that it engages in censor ship. in their letter, i quote, when consequent shared from a particular jurisdiction vi

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: third thirds, the matter is -- the rules are suspended and the bill is passed, without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. kucinich: request h.con. resolution 248, directing the president pursuant to section 5-c of the war powers resolution to remove the united states armed forces from afghanistan be brought to the floor immediately for consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the concurrent resolution. the clerk: house concurrent resolution 248 -- >> mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the chair would ask al

and pakistani intelligence officials are working together cooperatively. this seems to suggest they may not be on the same page. how do you square that? >> i don't know the event that transpyred on saturday and sunday -- that transpired on saturday and sunday. we've always maintained we did not have independent confirmation that he was in custody. i would refer you to the pakistanis, you have further questions about that. >> last thing, last couple of days we've had two world leaders here, the leader from el sal rah vador and now the leader from greece. it's been traditional that when leaders are here, the president will take questions from the u.s. and international media. we've had two leaders here and no questions taken, and today's event is closed to the media. >> the president has a media event later today. we didn't want to take time to do statements when the president will do questions in public. we made the determination based on time to handle these events as we did. >> is the president -- with the president hitting the road, what's his objective

we have a high level of cooperation.ithin five hours of tsa issuing the security directive, nine foreign partners were in compliance. our request also seeks to better equip our tso's to identify threats with operational intelligence by expanding our field officer program. we are requesting $60 million for additional explosives detection machines which have been proven to be very successful in detecting a wide array of explosives. we propose to add 350 behavior detection officers and with an additional $71 million, tsa requesting to add proprietary k- 9 teams. the president's budget also request $85 billion for sustained international flight coverage on high-risk flights. in closing, our mission is one of counter-terrorism. we continue to work we began eight years ago to close a vulnerability is with new technology and processes in a complex security regime. as this will likely be my final appears before this committee as acting assistant secretary, in extremely grateful of your support of tsa and for the everyday heroes

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the need to get the full cooperation of pakistan. on the pakistani side there is a desire to find out whether the administration has overcome what they have seen as what they are confused about, is it really reconciling the peaceful war -- reconciling a peaceful war or continuing in afghanistan? obviously they want an orderly and so that there is not continuous fighting. pakistan has borne the brunt of the fighting that has gone on for years. >> alright, we must leave it there. thank you very much. seen by many as a lot -- dante of latin america, 30 years to the day that he was assassinated while celebrating mass at a church in el salvador. the small central american country was set on a path of violence in the ensuing decade, salvadoran people killed in a bloody civil war. we return there to look at the legacy of oscar romero. >> he was celebrating mass on that alter, it marked a turning point in the history of this central american country. two days before he died, he said that he would write again of the salvadoran people. how pre