>> cooper: wow, yeah, yeah.very slowly around the boat. >> rutzen: she's moving very slowly roundabout, move... moving slowly. check, she's going to come and watch the motor now. >> cooper: that's what you want? so this is a curious shark. you... you can work with this shark. >> rutzen: this is a player. >> cooper: this shark and several others have been attracted to rutzen's boat by chum, a mixture of bait and fish blood. it's believed great whites can smell a single drop of blood from a hundred yards away. now that he's found a player, rutzen and his cameraman, morne hardenberg, suit up and prepare to do the unthinkable-- plunge into bloody water with great white sharks all around. >> rutzen: there's no universities to teach you what these animals' social dynamics are and social behavior is. and the only way to find that out is by getting into the water. >> cooper: immediately, a curious great white comes straight at rutzen, his only protection-- his camera. rutzen has figured out that great whites don't like

we had a very good discussion on economic cooperation, high technology exports to india, cooperationigher education in science and technology, agriculture, climate change, and energy. in each of these areas, there is immense opportunities that are mutually beneficial, cooperation that will make a significant contribution towards creating jobs and prosperity in both countries. i am pleased that there is a strong balance and momentum in trade and vestment in both directions. secretary clinton and i agree that we have to go beyond multiplying our trade and investments. we are two innovated societies with a proven record of partnerships and innovation. india is making a modest but meaningful contribution, based on its expedients and expertise to development in other countries. this is an area where we have a lot to learn from each other, and we had a very useful discussion on the issues today. in short, our dialogue was wide- ranging. we have identified the areas of strategic priority and a road map for cooperation in each of these areas. secretary clinton and i have agreed to monitor th

for international economic cooperation. the challenges are diverse as our nation, but we represent 80% of the global economy, and we have forged a global response to the worst economic crisis in our time. in london last year, which our action to prevent an even larger economic catastrophe to put our economy is on the path to recovery, and preserving our systems so that the crisis that we were emerging from never happens again. this year we went further, moving beyond the old economic cycle of boom and bust, by committing our nations to a new framework that is balanced and sustained as well specific financial reforms. our bold action has succeeded. in the united states, we are committed of all two leading by example. because of the steps we have taken, we are growing again and this growth is translating into job creation. we're poised to pass the toughest financial reform since the aftermath of the great depressson. globally there's economic growth. trade that, did it is rebounding. we have pulled ourselves back from the bri

you, me, anderson cooper and nancy reagan will all be out there to see the tallest midget. time to do it now. >> larry: i'll be back. we're losing control. we're losing control. we'll be right back. stopping. it's not that hard. and only allstate pays you an extra bonus to do it. get one of these every six months you go without an accident. [ judy ] what are you waiting for? call or click today for a free quote or to find an allstate agent. into revolutionary performance. one word makes the difference between defining the mission and accomplishing the mission. one word makes the difference in defending our nation and the cause of freedom. how... is the word that makes all the difference. >> larry: in our final moments, don't forget elizabeth edwards tonight. on the phone, one of my favorite people. diane sawyer. >> hello, hello. i cannot believe you and bill and nancy reagan would go out and hear ventriloquists without me. no way. >> absolutely. she'll be our -- she'll be our surely mclain in our rat pack. >> nancy and i will be out with you two. definitely will. i just wan

as far as cooperation in the silicon valley are concerned. everyone wishes to call the silicon valley the kremlin ballet in russia. -- the kremlin valley. in the kremlin ballet, it was very interesting b.j. the kremlin valley. we looked at the activities of major companies that we hope will become are close partners for modernization and technological advancement. we watched the activities of small companies situated in the silicon valley which set an example of being efficient and effective in the high-tech business. it is very good that our companies settled in the silicon valley. esther de eyebrows through -- yesterday i browsed through a search engine and we should learn how to work and non swagger, saying that we are clever enough. we have something to learn in terms of organizing business, and this is prompted by a the russian business communities that are here on a temporary basis. some are wishing to work with russian investors. many of them want to come back to russia, but they do have precious experience with the silicon valley in w

cooper has had to go to work for b.p. on cleanup operations. the third-generation shrimper says it's the only way to feed his family now that the oil spill has shut down most of the fishing grounds in the gulf. >> if we don't have no way to make any money, what are we going to do to pay our bills? we won't have no money to pay our bills. we have kids, small kids and families. >> reporter: but cooper and some of his fellow shrimpers say the work is making them sick. >> they came in with sickns and a couple of unconfirmed cases of chemical poison, nose-- runny nose, sore throat, nausea, shortness of breath, things of that nature. >> reporter: how serious are these problems? >> it's very serious. we fought tooth and nail to get jobs but we didn't get jobs to kill anybody. >> reporter: 49-year-old cooper, who is vice president of the louisiana shrimpers' association is one of the few cleanup workers who would talk on camera about the health issues involved. most said they were afraid if they spoke to us, they would be fired by b.p. >> we have some

we have made strides in the last year on military cooperation.irst by signing a memorandum of understanding with libya on future defense cooperation and then by finalizing an end-user agreement that sets the stage for an asins relationship. we plan to launch a dialogue that will form the basis for our security engagement in the years to come. over the next year, we plan to initiate international military and education trains programs, including english training for military officials. we plan to increase the number of bilateral exchanges in visits and introducing them to standards and military conduct and increasing the prospects of long-term operateability, which is a key aspect of our regional peacekeeping goals. these programs will further professionalize the military that will be respectful of civilian control over the armed forces and mindful of human rights. we also stand ready to help libya upgrade its nonlethal capabilities an essential component to an african union peace coping capacity. on the commercial front, libya is a country openin

that cooperation could become a foundation for regional cooperation. before we do that, pakistan has to pass through some litmus tests. the u.s. is spending billions of dollars in pakistan. pakistan has received = if not more money in the past 10 years from -- equal or not more money in the past 10 years. pakistan should become more sincere about its performance. pakistan should become one pakistan. not the pakistan of the military and non-military. one pakistan under the rule of law, under a civilian rule of law and democratic values. the same thing in afghanistan. we could achieve much more that way in a transparent fashion. >> before we say thank you, this was a tour de force. your pension is contagious. you've covered so much territory. -- your passion is contagious. let me leave you with the token of our appreciation. a coin with a quote, "see truth and pursue it steadily." i hope you puseek truth and pursue it steadily. [applause] >> i don't want to change the mood. i want to thank everyone and thank the people of the united states for their gene

iran and the kept close cooperation with the iaea and this cooperation at the same juncre went even beyondits illegal obligation i have already elaborated on many other locations to meet numerous examples of such corporations that iran has had with the agency and here i suffice myself to say since the ury, to the lane three, the agency has conducted over 4,500 person inspections and iran represents an unprecedented verification activities andhe state party since the creation of the agency. however, despite this unprecedented robust pro active cooperation with the iaea the countries continue unfair provocative behavior and hostile attitudes against my country by getting the security council on necessarily involved in this issue and pushing such motivated resolution. yohave many false allegations against iran. one of them was tapproach leedy ashton [inaudible] which i'm not going to elaborate any more on that one. a striking gusev -- example will make an accusation against the nuclear issue has manifested itself in the deal on the supply of the research reactor which in fact was put on the t

me and my wife. >> my name is marlette cooper. >> we just watched the address. can you give me your reaction? >> he did not say no more than he did have time. he is saying me is in charge and he will do this and that. what happened today was very frustrating. it hurts to see the idea of trying to do something and save our coastline and you do not have enough of everything. some of it was soaked up, but we do not near have the equipment. >> the executive director of the louisiana promotion board. our underlying concern right now president has put on the deep water, offshore drilling. if you look at the fishing communities here, these communities service all 30 of the rigs offshore. phipps we have -- we have 30 generations of camp -- the fishermen here. brothers, cousins, aunts and uncles. and if one industry goes down, the other goes down. i am not sure the president understands the impact that the moratorium have on the fishing communities. it will devastate our fishing communities, devastate the state's economy, having a ripple effect nationwide. >> i think the

i would very muchike to see cooperation wi paktan further developed in the coming years. we have already engaged in an intense high-level political dialogue. i would also like to see an intensified military cooperation based on demand from pakistan. in conclusion, we need a strong partnership and will grisham. -- and cooperation. >> our first priority is to provide air troops in the field the >> our first priority is to provide our soldiers with what they need in the field. expenditures have to be closely scrutinized. it has been clear for some time now that neda has access infrastructure and outdated command strictures that bear little resemblance to our real- world needs. in many cases, the current arrangement arranges the political news. you cano longer afford to nato and job creion. inead, all decisions on reforming the military command structure must be based on military requirement to create a lean and flexible organizatn. the measures we mistake and not about cutting people and cost precipitous a day arebout focusing on real reforms to achieve and create a effectiv

he immediately started cooperating after his arrest. i think today he wanted to make clear at least to his followers and perhaps to himself that he saw himself as a warrior not a bumbler and not a criminal. and he does represent the latest in a disturbing series of cases of radicalization of individuals who had long lives in the united states. shahzad was a simulated for many years that he lived in the u.s., and the number of these cases has picked up over the last 18 months. they have been around from time to time over the last 20 years but there's a new pattern that's disturbing. >> woodruff: and how concerned is the u.s. government about this some. >> i think significantly. i think for the first time since 9/11 over the last year or so, there's discourse inside the government about how to prevent these sorts of cases and not just about how to detect them and bring people to justice. immediately after 9/11, it's obviously was a question as to whether domestic radicalization would be a problem in the united states. there was some compl

. >> you will not be standing in the gulf like anderson cooper?of an acreage. >> larry: i might do an hbo comedy special. i would like to do that. let's get today 70 of the oil disaster. what do you make of this? >> i was at a bp station today, and when i finished filling my tank, i left the compound running. and i think everyone should do that until the sense. after you fill-up, leave the compound running. it is poetic justice. i have never been as depressed about a story. i have not been at this quite as long as you. i have a television show for 18 years, i have covered a lot of stories. i am an animal lover and an art lover. i know there are people that think the earth is a hoax, but i think it is real. i would like to keep it. it is just pressing. and what the press is made more than anything else is it does not look like even with this level of catastrophe it is changing anybody's behavior. they are still calling for more drilling. people like senator of louisiana said it the president stops drilling, this could potentially be devastating for

finally, on the statement of russia cooperating with iran -- the cooperation you are talking about which the russians is the possible addition of information to their radar missile defense system. they are joining up to make more capable what we are going to proceed with in the area of missile defense. is that correct? >> yes. >> it is not a limitation on us, it is a addition to the capability of our anti-missile system, an expansion of capability. that would make a very powerful statement to iran, despite the recent -- just like a recent sanctions are a powerful statement. they are very isolated. people have been outspoken there is a threat to the -- from the russians and the chinese. if they can expand their missile defense system which was a defense against an iranian threat, would you agree that that would be an extraordinarily carpel statement to iran about their tightening isolation? >> yes. >> do you agree with that information? >> yes i do. mr. chairman, just to follow up on your question. i want to make sure the record is clear on one additional point. senator collins raised a c

that g-20 is now the premier forum for economic cooperation. we represent east and west, north and south, advanced economies and those still emerging. our challenges are as diverse as our nations, but together, we represent some 85% of the global economy, and we have forged a coordinated response to the worst global economic crisis in our time. in london last year, we took unprecedented action to avoid an even larger economic catastrophe, to put our economies on the path of recovery, and to begin recovering our financial systems so that the crisis, like the one that we were emerging from, never happened again. in pittsburgh, we went further, moving beyond the old economic cycles of boom and bust, by committing our nations for growth that is balanced and sustained as well as specific financial reforms. a bold action has succeeded, and in the united states, we are committed above all to leading by example, and because of the steps that we have taken to get our economy moving, we are growing again, and this growth is beginning to translate into jo

s actions raise significant concerns about whether it will fully cooperate with the commission. we need to ensure that neither b.p., halliburton, transocean, nor any other party could prevent the commission from getting to the bottom of what went wrong at the bottom of the ocean on april 20, 2010, when the deep water horizon exploded. congress has granted subpoena power to presidential commissions investigating national crises in the past, includdng the commission that investigated the disaster at three mile island, and the 9/11 commission. as the worst environmental disaster in our nation's history continues to unfold in the gulf, the american people and the people of the gulf coast deserve answers so that we can prevent similar disasters in the future. this legislation will ensure that the national commission has the powers it needs to get those answers for the american people. we have to make sure that this never happens again. we have to make sure that the lessons learned are implemented. if the oil industry is going to drill in ultra -- in ultra deep waters, we have to make

hopefully today's bill isn't the end of bipartisan cooperation. our economy is still in dire straights and republicans can help democrats get -- straits and republicans can help democrats get people back to work. otherwise the job loss and exploding deficits we've seen for the past 18 months will only continue and no one benefits from that. i can tell you as a physician three things will happen with these cuts. one, patients lose access to doctors. two, the quality of their care goes down, and, three, their costs will go up. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. waxman: mr. speaker, i yield to the distinguished chairman of the health subcommittee of energy and commerce, mr. pallone from new jersey, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. pallone: thank you, and thank you, mr. waxman. i'm listening to the debate on the other side of the aisle an

we have also made strides on military cooperation.nd first by signing a memorandum of understanding with libya on future defense cooperation and by finalizing an end user agreement that sets the stage for a new petition ship. we plan to launch of bilateral dialogue that will form the basis for our security engagement in years to come. over the next year, were planned to initiate international training programs including language -- english -- english training programs. we also increase the number of bilateral changes and introduced libyans to military conduct an increase the products for long- term interrupt ability which is a key aspect of our regional keat -- peacekeeping goals. if these programs will further prooessionalize the military that will be respectful of civilian control over the armed forces and mindful of human rights. we also stand ready to help them upgrade their nonlethal military capabilities, and essential components to peacekeeping capacities. on the commerccal front, libya is a country that is just opening up to i

instead, it is owned by land cooperatives called ejido in spanish. in 2006, three of the largest ones signed 30-year landy leases with sempra. sempra plans to use the land for a 1,000-megawatt wind farm. it would span a quarter of the state of baja and feed power to california. the first windmills would go up in ejido jacume. participating land owners say they are getting $2,000 a month and more will come once the turbines start spinning. residents are thrilled. >> ( translated ): it will help the community grow. maybe they'll build more schools and make us a border crossing here which we really need , lots of things. but work for our husbands, first and foremost, right? work for women and men. >> ( translated ): sure, it will affect the natural environment, but as mexicans say, money is what makes the world turn. for money, we'll pretty much sell our soul. >> claudia leyva from the university of baja, california, says she sympathizes with the impoverished residents but worries about sempras' plans. she gave her student the assignment to evaluate the

on the comparison, international cooperation. unfortunately, some countries, including some of our allies, will not give us either the body or the evidence that we need to convict the terrorist. unless we promise that we will not prosecute them in a commissioner hold them under the law of war. sometimes we have to agree to those conditions because it is the only way to go forward. now let me hasten to add, in case there's any risk of misunderstanding, this is not a plea to subject our counter- terrorism efforts in the united states to some kind of global test of legitimacy. this is just a hard-headed pragmatic recognition that in some cases, it flew want and need help from abroad, we're going to have to rely on law enforcement rather than military detention a prosecution to get the job done. all right, thanks. i appreciate you're not making a mass run for the exit during this. i know it was not the most exciting thing ever. you can see that the basic. i was trying to make is that you have to do this. believe me, it could have bee

jeremy has cooperated with many police agencies and committees and task forces and governments around the united states and the world on many of the most salient public safety problems. he is a published author and the list of his books is pretty impressive, primarily on policing and violent crime, etc. he received his ph.d. in public administration from ohio state university. i introduce to you dr. jeremy wilson. [applause] >> well, good morning. i appreciate the opportunity to share an academic perspective on counterfeiting, although it is a bit unfortunate for you that right before lunch you have to listen to a professor drone on and on about research methods, data, terry. but i think you'll find this very interesting and unique perspective. thwart his effort to keep powerpoint presentations out of the discussion by putting some in here. what i want to discuss today is part of the count of aiding and product protection program. if nothing else, we will throw another acronym, acap, into the discussion. this program must lost to be an international -- this program was launched to be

that cooperation can become a foundation for future regional cooperation.t before we do that, pakistan asked to pass through some litmus tests. the united states is spending billions of dollars in pakistan. pakistan receive equal, if not more money, in the past 10 years from the international community, especially the united states, that afghanistan. pakistan should become more sincere about its performance. pakistan should become one pakistan, not that pakistan of the military and non-military, isi and civilian government. one pakistan under civilian rule of law and a democratic values. dissenting in afghanistan. we could achieve much more that way -- the same thing i afghanistan. we could achieve much more that way. >> this was a tour de force. you covered so much territory. your passion is contagious. i hope people listened, and more importantly, act along those lines. let me leave you with a token, literally and figuratively, of our appreciation. this is a coin, and it as a quotation from george washington -- speakers and pursue it steadily. i hope you

we are cooperating intensively with yemen on counterterrorism matters. and we have a mutual concern of al qaeda on the arabian peninsula. but we remain in contact with yemen and if we ascertain any additional information, we'll let you know. >> i'm still a little confused. the three americans you are aware of were not arrested recently. >> correct. since the first of the year. we have had consular access to all three. >> to those three that were not arrested recently. now in regards to the group, the reporting you referred to of arrests of a large group of people from various nations. in your talking to the post, what's the reaction to that story? >> what story? >> the story of the arrests of a large group of people involving as many as 12 americans? >> this is what i want to get at. the reporting yesterday suggested that we were aware of a new arrest of 12 americans on terrorism-related charges. we're not aware of a new arrest of any american citizen on terrorism-related charges. there are a number of people in custody, 12, a good number. if we probably

[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 yeas are 415, the nays are one. 2/3 being in the affirmative. the senate amendments are agreed. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 417. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the amendments are agreed to. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 417. the nays are one. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended. the senate amendments are agreed to, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unffnished business is a vote on the motion of the gentleman from california mr. berman to suspend the rules and adopt a conference report on h.r. 2194 in which the yeas and nays were reported. + the clerk will report the title. the clerk: an act to amend the iran sanctions act of 1996, to enhance united states diplomatic efforts with re

[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: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend dr. robert henderson, first baptist church, lincoln, illinois. the chaplain: our father, deliver us from shallow words and impure motivations as we pray to you this day. forgive us of our arrogance, selfishness and greed. this morning we ask for your blessing upon our nation, restore our hope, strengthen our faith and teach us your love, enable us to be a nation that cares as we pursue peace, practice mercy and offer compassion. we pray, o lord, that you would establish the cause of the faithful, give comfort to those that suffer and set right the injustices within our nation and the world. protect those that defend our cherished freedoms as they serve within our military branches. give wisd

they lost their very license to cooperate. what this session will his department have with businesses in the energy sector to get a grip on their direct environmental responsibility instead of simply balancing the rhetoric of corporate responsibility? >> i think my friend for that question which is very cute and well directed. i think there is an issue of but come out of the inquiry, about the extent of outsourcing -- extent of outsourcing. however, there is another side to wait. -- syed to it. the oil majors -- there's another side to it. the zero majors will argue that sometimes the level of expertise can bb higher than -- the oil majors will argue that sometimes the level of expertise can be higher than they have. all of the big oil companies will be enormously more aware of the potential reputation all -- reputational damage possible. i would hope that will provide an additional incentive to make sure that corporate governance is strengthened and that the ethical of corporate governance is strengthened. >> can i draw his a

right now there seems to be a spirit of economic cooperation. president medvedev was yesterday in silicon valley and was meeting with leaders there in business. bringing home some new contracts. it seems like the thaw is on economically. the new start trader dtv. what is your country's you? guest: to put it briefly, we welcome it. for us it is important that russia be engaged. and we welcome also this recent policy of the new administration. in fact, we are doing the same. we also have very fundamental economic interests with russia. we have very important trade. of course, energy supplies, a key issue for us. and despite the fact that we used to have some misunderstandings or issues with the russians, now i think we both realize -- and i am speaking about russia and hungary -- that we need to have a transparent, reliable relationship based upon mutual respect and on common interest. and if my understanding is correct, that is now what is happening in the relationship between the u.s. and russia. coming back to the global threats and the global

drawing on the poor and cooperation from the pakistani government.based on the premise that if terrorists dominated states, it will once again pose a direct danger to americans and to our country. but we also have a clear time frame to measure the effectiveness of our efforts. in an -- in iraq, we are preparing for responsible redeployment that will allow the iraqi government to stand on its own feet. and to expect the iraqi government to stand on its own feet. but protecting ourselves against terrorism does not just mean force of arms. that is why democrats, often in the face of republican opposition, have increased funding for human intelligence collection, cybersecurity, and security for our skies, ports, and our borders. unfortunately, both the fiscal year 2010 homeland security appropriation bill and the fiscal year 2011 intelligence authorization bill passed in a partisan way, over strong republican opposition. president obama is also strongly committed to nuclear non- proliferation. because the more nuclear weapons in the world, the greater th

we endorse heritage areas and cooperative approaches.itizens ask for help in restoring degraded areas. we propose ecological restoration areas. we envision an mps that is more than a land manager, it is a convener in cap list, a growing learning organization. a larger vision is a system that works for all, past, present, and future. a system that supports, quote, a silts snry using its heritage to build a better nation. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. and thank you all for your comments. >> you testified we need to do more to establish education as a fundamental purpose of our park system. talk a little bit about that. and why is isn't it clear now that we should be doing that? >> well, i think the thing that we wanted to emphasize is that we feel that it's a core element going forward to both educate for the sake of education, and enhancing our nation's educatiinal agenda, but also as a way to engage young people in diverse communities. i think we heard in the direct rs testimony in the subsequent questions that there is a need t

blake cooper last night was m.v.p. with an outstanding defeat over ucla in championship game one. congratulations, u.s.c. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new mexico rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> madam speaker, i rise today in honor of west mesa high school in albuquerque, new mexico which was recently selected as one of america's best high schools by "newsweek" magazine. since 1966, west mesa high school has been the heart of albuquerque's west side. recently, the school was a great partner when they hosted one of my job fairs as well as inside service academy nomination information night. last year, the school had an outstanding 75% of its students enrolled in at least one advanced placement course, the kinds of rigorous classes that push students to achieve their potential and lead our nation in the 21st century. mr. heinrich: the late educators jaime escalante told his students, you do not en

. >> [inaudible] >> we have to have a cooperative relationship for this thing to work. i asked for answers and i get them. this has to be a unified effort >> local officials are talking about frustrations with the response. [inaudible] he still did not know who was in charge. he spends more time fighting bp officials than he does oil. what is going on with the command structure? >> several weeks ago we deployed officers. any time they have a problem he can turn to a coast guard officer and can get whatever he needs solved. we also have connections to the bp folks. >> give me what your problem was. who did you ask? i would be able to respond. we had coast guard officers for three weeks. >> [inaudible] >> we have a call every evening with those officers in louisiana. we work the issues overnight. the parish presidents have a conduit directly into the command every night on a conference call. i would be glad to deal with specific issues, but i met with them. if they have specific issues i would be happy to do that. >> [inaudible] >> whether it is involved in skiiming capab

hope that when congress returns next week, they will do so with a greater spirit of compromise and cooperation. america will be watching. thanks. >> hello, i am center roger wicker from mississippi. as we enter the third month of the deepwater horizon disaster, we continue to learn more disturbing liberation about gross negligence on the part of the p at about proposal from the obama administration that will do more harm than good. from the oval office tuesday night, president obama attempted to recover from a widespread perception that he has not made this a priority. the public outcry about the president's inattention has been loud and has been bipartisan. i am glad president obama is finally putting this catastrophe at the top of his agenda, but his response has been too slow. he was slow in listening to state and local leaders, slow in getting skimmers to the gulf, slow and understanding the seriousness of this crisis, and slow in taking ownership and responsibility for the recovery. manyyof his actions have actually taken us in the wrong direction. earlier this week, the president came to

finally, on this statement that cooperating with russia in terms of missile defense, the cooperation which you are talking about to the russians is the possible addition of information from their radar to a missile defense system. they are essentially joining a to make more capable what we are going to proceed with in an area of missile defense. is that correct? >> yes. >> it is not a limitation on us. it is a possible addition to the capability of art antiballistic missile system. >> it would be an expansion. >> that would be a very powerful statement to iran, despite the recent sanction vote in the u.n.. it was a powerful statement to iran. they are more and more isolated, not just from people who have traditionally been outspoken about the threat, but now even from the russians and the chinese. if we could negotiate something with the russians for them to expand and add to the ability to a missile defense system that was basically a defense against the iranian threat, would you agree that that would be an extraordinarily powerful statement to iran about their training and finding

cooper, more of a background question on louisiana. we are not a coastal state, so i don't know how this works. but does the state of louisiana, do you have any role in monitorrng the oil rigs that arr out there working off your coast or the companies working off your coast? do you all monitor that at all, or do you have any say-so in who's out there and not? >> billy comes from that industry, and he could probably answer that question better than i can. >> there are companies that don't really monitor. cllan gulf, and the mooday profits, msrc that was started right after the exxon spill. but there is no real state monitoring of the oil rigs, no. it is done on a federal level. there is a lot of private non-profits that watch over everything out there, for oil leaks, for contamination. as you saw the other day on one of the taylor rigs. but for anothee day, the msrc group was heavily funded, i did one of the rigs that was done first class by that group. that company has no assets. they are down there, but in name only. they are not equi

many of us cooperate with tarp, although i regret it would not get conditions on it. then the gentleman from texas says we want bailout. apparently, the more inaccurate the statement, repetition will overcome the and accuracy. this bill says quite the opposite. there is to issues. one is if there is a failure, should we do anything about it other than bankruptcy? that is legitimate debate. there is no debate about this bill. the institution itself does not survive, does not continue, and that is where they are confusing them. we are very clear the institution is out of business. there werr some ambiguity about it, which they debated and house bankert the code, and we will have a motion that will clean that up and remove any suggestion to will be conservative ship and it could continue. so the language is overwhelmingly clear that nothing can happen until there is a dissolution of the institution. did someone ask me to yield? yes? >> the question i have, if there is no bailout, where does the $150 billion go? >> i thank you for making my point. the confusion is between

second the scope, offered incentives through cooperation. fothsentencing. i've already talked about that a little bit, and fifth, foreign support. unceainty finality. the rules governing civilian osecutions are mor certa and that they are better established than those in te otr two systems. and this can speed the process, reduce litigation risks, promote cooperatn and guilty pleasnd result in more reliable long-term incapacitation is. you know, i am now a wall full bottom bureaucrat and proud one. i used to be a litigator and i still hang out with some litigators and i wll tellyou from theerspective of a ligator th certainty, the finality of these rules is very importan its very tough tooperatin a new system and i think it is a pretty significant factor right now although hopefully it will recede over time as we gain more experience but figure would be wrong to disount it righ now second schog, civilian criminal justice system is mch broader than other two of. a lot more crimes to commit to cover everything from terrorism to captivating and it applies to ev

that cooperation could become a foundation for regional cooperation. before we do that, pakistan has to pass through some litmus tests. the u.s. is spending billions of dollars in pakistan. pakistan has received = if not more money in the past 10 years from -- equal or not more money in the past 10 years. pakistan should become more sincere about its performance. pakistan should become one pakistan. not the pakistan of the military and non-military. one pakistan under the rule of law, under a civilian rule of law and democratic values. the same thing in afghanistan. we could achieve much more that way in a transparent fashion. >> before we say thank you, this was a tour de force. your pension is contagious. you've covered so much territory. -- your passion is contagious. let me leave you with the token of our appreciation. a coin with a quote, "see truth and pursue it steadily." i hope you puseek truth and pursue it steadily. [applause] >> i don't want to change the mood. i want to thank everyone and thank the people of the united states for their gene

we have excellent cooperation, of course, with the rcmp, and we have an aggressive program under way now to improve and provide better equipment and technology at the actual ports of entry all along the northern border. i don't know if you wanted to add anything to that. >> the only other thing i would add is the following, that we don't forget about the northern border. as the secretary pointed out, we are continually adding the border patrol agents and ice agents. we have the best teams. we have ibids and we work collectively with the canadians, with cbs arcmp. in addition to that, one of the areas that we're taking a look at now, as we work progressively with them, is taking a look at that border, not just as a juridical line, not just that line in the frozen tundra up there, but as it relates to flows, flows of people, flows of cargo, and flows of transportation modes. so that to every degree possible we're looking at those flows literally from point of origin, as it transits towards the united states, as it arrives at the united states at the entry point, and then egress to wher

there is good security cooperation. it is good military cooperation. there's a sense among the pakistan government and military that, whether it is the british or the amerrcans, we are there for -- to relationssip to help them with this work. >> -- we are there for a long- term relationship to help them with this work. >> of the prime minister share with me he real anger are as to -- does the prime minister share with me the real anger as to how this was announced? does not they deserve do they not deserve rather -- do they not deserve better than that? >> the chief of the defense that had for some time been intending to stand aside in the autumn after having seen through the ssrategic defense review. that is an appropriate time. it is a good momenttto pay tribute to the wook thatthe has done, which has been genuinely good. i saw myself in afghanistan. the very good leadership thaa is given to our armed forces. >> i join with my right honorable friends and the right honorable lady in theii tribute to two more of our fallen heroee. and some of us on bot

i would also like to see an intensified military cooperation based on demand from pakistan.conclusion, we need a strong partnership and will grisham. -- and cooperation. >> our first priority is to provide air troops in the field the resources they need, such as counteried capabilities. during a time of war and fiscal austerity, all other expenditures have to be closely scrutinized. it has been clear for some time now that neda has access infrastructure and outdated command strictures that bear little resemblance to our real- world needs. in many cases, the current arrangement arranges the political news. you can no longer afford to use nato and job creation. instead, all decisions on reforming the military command structure must be based on military requirement to create a lean and flexible organization. the measures we mistake and not about cutting people and cost precipitous a day are about focusing on real reforms to achieve and create an effective and efficient alliance. the defense has been grappling with the same challenge of balancing between cutting costs and mainta

i would say that if you just started by stuffing the hole just with anderson cooper's t-shirts and shirtsit would take about two days. because every night it's a new prada shirt, and they're all very nicely tailored. >> larry: what do you make of that, the t-shirt for anderson cooper? >> first of all he is hot and gorgeous and has a perfect body that is shaped like a v. he's like a superhero. i don't know that he is real either. i think he might be like stedman graham where we think he is real, but he could be a hologram. >> larry: you like his hair? >> he is perfect. of course i do. >> larry: lebron james. the great basketball star. >> what does she do. baseball? here is what i asked of you. >> okay. >> larry: living in the projects, how did you stay out of gangs? >> well, i kept it reals. i found that if i found my homies, jesus, of course is my -- jesus is my homeboy. and after that i kept it reals with the peeps. and then i would -- i would hit -- i would start with my beat box, and i would take to it the bridge. >> larry: gotcha. finally, the question i asked of the american idols. w

anderson cooper host of "ac360" is in louisiana and jean cousteau joins us, and also, we have a video called the "short film that bp doesn't want you to see." here is what president obama and bp executives discussed today. let's watch. >> this $20 billion fund will not be controlled by either bp or by the government. it will be put in a escrow account, administered by an impartial independent third party. so, if you or your business have suffered an economic loss as a result of the spill, you will be eligible to file a claim for part of this $20 billion. >> larry: anderson cooper, is there some optimism down there? >> well, i don't know about optimism, by it is a good development when you talk to people here because they overwhelmingly support the idea of the escrow account. the devil is in the details, larry, how soon will it be set up and how do to payments work and how can people apply for it. there is a criticism of the system in place currently, and a lot of people say they put in claims weeks ago and they are not seeing the claims paid in a timely manner, and bp says they have u

are you failing to cooperate with other investigators as well. they're going to have a hard time reaching conclusions if you stone wall them which is what we seem to be getting to day. >> i'm not stone walling. >> you are the ceo of the company. do you have any sort of technical expert who helps you with these things who might have been there? >> with respect, sir, we drill hundreds of wells a year around the world. >> i know that's what is scaring me right now. >> this is the picture of an oil pelican, our state bird in louisiana. i am going to keep this on my desk as long as we are battling this as a constant reminder of what is at stake? >> larry: all right, ben stein, what do you make of bp's actions here? >> well they obviously made some very, very serious mistakes. i have friends who are close to the high officials of bp, they said that bp people did not know what they would do if there was going to be a break in the oil well 5,000 feet below the surface of the ocean. they didn't have any plan of what to do about it to have drilled under th

may there ever be mutual respect and cooperation among them. remind them that they are servants of the people, and true their actions may the people be served, the poor lifted up and your creation respected. give them the grace and the wisdom to discern what is right and give them the courage to do it. may justice and peace flourish throughout this good land. in your holy name we pray. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house her approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from north carolina, congresswoman foxx. ms. foxx: meeze join me in the pledge to our -- please join me in the pledge to our wonderful flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, a message from the senate. the

there is nothing illegal about a cash business, but let me see some cooperation -- cooperation coroboration. . . i got the detergent on my hands or my gloves are whatever, there are 850 physical injury claims that will have to be dealt with. but with the physical injury claims, corroborate, show assure medical's -- show us your medical, and how sick are you? i am disabled. ok, if you are, where is your social security disability? where's your workers' compensation disability? show me that you are disabled. corroboration is absolutely necessary to make sure that eligible claims get adequate compensation. and that will be a challenge here, no doubt. >> i'm curious about punitive damages and about possible replenishment of the fund. is there any indication from bp as to whether the possibility o3 by whether there is a determination and the award of punitive damages in the realm of things? i am -- i would imagine that they have an impact on bp's thinking. >> punitive damages in the fund -- will punitive damages in the traditional court system impact bp possibility to replenish the fund? it may