but governor dan evans worked with the legislature controlled by democrats to carry out his washington futures and sent five ballot measures to the voters. the result was new community colleges, water systems for homes, industry and irrigation, new and refurbished recreational properties and expanded public health facilities. democratic legislature, republican governor and the people of washington won in the turn. there was a scary turn in 1983, the worst recession before this one. governor john spellman, a democratic senate and house, had the courage to protect the future of our children. they approved a penny increase in the sales tax focused on education. again, we won in the turn. and by the way, each time washington survived an economic crisis and rebuilt its future, it has not been about political party, it has been about the future of our great state. [ applause ] >> it's now up to us. this is our time. our time to win in the turn. our time to build a better future for our children and grandchildren. so in the next 60 days, i ask you to do four things. one, use the early start y

but governor dan evans worked with the legislature, controlled by democrats, to carry out his washingtonfuture and send five ballot measures to the voters. the result was new community colleges, water systems for home, industry and irrigation. new and refurbished recreational policy and expanded public health facility. democratic legislature, republican governor and the people of washington won in the turn. there is a scary turn in 1883, the worst recession before this one. governor john spellman come a democratic senate and house have the courage to protect the future of our children. they approved a penny increase in the sales tax focused on education. again, we won in the turn. and by the way each time washington survived an economic crisis and we built this feature, it has not been about political parties. it has been about the future of our great state. [applause] is now up up to last. this is our time. our time to win, our time to build a better future for our children and grandchildren. so in the next 60 days, i ask you to do four things. one, use the year they start you got in th

but governor dan evans worked with the legislature, controlled by democrats to carry out his washington future and send five ballot measures to the voters. the result was new community colleges, water systems for homes and industry of irrigation. new and refurbished recreational policies and expanded health facilities. democratic legislature, republican governor and the people of washington won in the turn. there was a scary turn in 1983, the worst recession since governor john spellman, democratic senate and house had the urge to protect the future of our children. they approved a penny increase in the sales, focused on education. again, we won in the turn. by the way, each time washington survived an economic crisis and rebuilt his future, it has not been about political party. it has been about the future of our great state. [applause] it's now up to us. this is our time. our time to win in the turn. our time to build a better future for our children and grandchildren. so in the next 60 days, i ask you to do four things. one, use the early start you got in december and quickly pass a

dan. well played. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> amazing, another game lost by a big mistake. >> as good as these football games were, inches, little things, not completing the process, mr. lee evans, it was huge. i'm spent. what a day of football. year in and year out, it's some of the best football we see. i'm talking about the conference championships for the rights to go to superbowl xlvi, indianapolis. as bruce johnson said all day, the ravens were on the brink but billy cundiff shanked it. misses a 32 yard field goal. it was a bad shank. the ravens fall in the worst way. ray lewis says don't just blame the kicker. >> we didn't do it. we didn't do it. and that's it. there's no, oh, man, what about this, what about that? not one play lost this game. >> we didn't come back with a victory but we laid it all out there. that's all you can tell them. you're proud of them for what they did. >> bruce, like you say, it was a tough defensive battle. a couple of good offensive plays. davis was huge, 112 yards receiving. eli manning was the better of the two quarterbacks by a mile. 316 yards. giants moving on. we're going to have full coverage of that coming up in just a moment. the gian

dan, is he hear? no. maren? guy swan, yes. evan wolf. gary hart, former senator gary hart, very good friend and another of the group here from colorado. and the indefatigable director, former homeland security inspector general clark ervin. the wilson center is pleased to partner with the aspen institute to host this event. the second public discussion we have filled with secretary, open secretary janet napolitano. today, we are examining the international dimension of homeland security. most people don't recognize what an important role the department of homeland security action place internationally. as a recovering politician, as i mentioned who sat on the house homeland security committee and shared it subcommittee on intelligence for many years, i do know about this. representing two of america's largest ports of entry and terror targets, lax and the part of lost interest, i spent a lot of time thinking about the best ways to bet the people who enter our country without slowing tourism or commerce or compromise in individual rights.