dennis richardson is joining us from medford, oregon. good to have you here.row out this quote that you gave to the a.p. so everybody is aware of your position. you say "if i had been a teacher or the principal at the sandy hook elementary school and if the school district did not preclude me from having access to a firearm, either by concealed carry or locked in my desk, most of the murdered children would still be alive, and the gunman would still be dead, and not by suicide." so explain your position here. more guns in the school? armed teachers? how does that help? >> well, it's been 13 years since the tragedy in columbine. almost 6 years since virginia tech, and now we all mourn the massacre that occurred in connecticut last friday. we cannot continue to be passive when the only person who's armed in a school shooting situation is the shooter himself, the psychopath. what i'm suggesting is that we set up -- >> okay, go ahead. i'm sorry. >> what i'm suggesting is that we have campus responders, two or three volunteers, that are on the staff, whether admini

. >> i talked to dennis richardson about this, because he has this idea.believes you could set it it up like an air marshall system where instead of the teachers you have a volunteer trained at the school who was armed and every school had someone like that. do you think that's a good idea? >> from a manpower standpoint that may be difficult to staff in the long run. we have about 100,000 schools in the united states. many of these schools are operating from 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning when the first students arrive. in the case of many of the schools that have after school and evening activities, you need people on hand from early in the morning until 10:00, 111::00 at night especially with high schools with football and basketball games. people are in that school. not only a former law enforcement officer but i was a school janitor for three years working through college and am familiar with how many hours people are within the school building from early in the morning until late at night. so to have somebody there trained whether it's a police officer -

the browns then march 90 tour yards and 14 plays trent richardson. 20-17 and coach dennis alan says palmer'snterception killed their momentum. >> we can't turn the ball over right there. we have all of the momentum. we are moving the ball. we can't -- we can't have that self-inflicted wound right there. we can't make that mistake. >> andrew luck continues his superb rookie season with no time left. he gets it to avery who scores and the colts rally to win and it is the most by a rookie quarterback drafted number one in the super bowl era. the pack 12 champ stanford will take on wisconsin january 1st. san jose state is ranked 24th in the ap and bcs polls . they will play bolling green in washington, d.c. the stanford men play host to denver. this game was never really close. he lays it in for two of his 19 first half points. check out christian sanders. he puts it between three defenders. stanford cruises and it is the two-hand jam. cardinals improve to 6-3. at the world golf challenge ricky fouler with the shot of the day. his second shot on the par 4 first. the ball spins back and into the

the browns then march 90 tour yards and 14 plays trent richardson. 20-17 and coach dennis alan says palmer'serception killed their momentum. >> we can't turn the ball over right there. we have all of the momentum. we are moving the ball. we can't -- we can't have that self-inflicted wound right there. we can't make that mistake. >> andrew luck continues his superb rookie season with no time left. he gets it to avery who scores and the colts rally to win and it is the most by a rookie quarterback drafted number one in the super bowl era. the pack 12 champ stanford will take on wisconsin january 1st. san jose state is ranked 24th in the ap and bcs polls . they will play bolling green in washington, d.c. the stanford men play host to denver. this game was never really close. he lays it in for two of his 19 first half points. check out christian sanders. he puts it between three defenders. stanford cruises and it is the two-hand jam. cardinals improve to 6-3. at the world golf challenge ricky fouler with the shot of the day. his second shot on the par 4 first. the ball spins back and into the ho

richardson is leaving us. and before this, early resignation of dennis cardoza. seven democrats. going to miss them greatly and thank you for allowing me to speak on behalf of their great service to the federal government. mr. miller: thank you, mr. farr. i want to also as congresswoman eshoo and congressman farr acknowledged, there are others from the other side of the aisle who will be leaving after this session of congress. brian bilbray, marry bono mack, david dreier, wally herger, jerry lewis and dan lungren. we have had accomplishments together. jerry lewis and i had the longest floor debate over the creation of desert national parks, mohave desert national parks. when we were done, he was opposed and i was for it, but he made sure the public had access to it and visitor centers. members of congress do -- this isn't just a working relationship. over time, you get to one another's families and know their children's successes and desires and trouble that befalls american families. people don't think of that when they think of the congress and you build relationships and frien

richardson is leaving us. and before this, early resignation of dennis cardoza. seven democrats. going to miss them greatly and thank you for allowing me to speak on behalf of their great service to the federal government. mr. miller: thank you, mr. farr. i want to also as congresswoman eshoo and congressman farr acknowledged, there are others from the other side of the aisle who will be leaving after this session of congress. brian bilbray, marry bono mack, david dreier, wally herger, jerry lewis and dan lungren. we have had accomplishments together. jerry lewis and i had the longest floor debate over the creation of desert national parks, mohave desert national parks. when we were done, he was opposed and i was for it, but he made sure the public had access to it and visitor centers. members of congress do -- this isn't just a working relationship. over time, you get to one another's families and know their children's successes and desires and trouble that befalls american families. people don't think of that when they think of the congress and you build relationships and frien