dr. thompson talks about child abuse the in the u.s.. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m.astern here on c-span. >> and one thing that we agreed -- in this week's question time, she filled in for prime minister brown. leader harman answer questions on the british economy and the iraq war inquiry. >> questions to the prime minister. mr. wedding bell. for the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> i have been asked to reply. my hon. friend the prime minister is in northern ireland where talks are ongoing to secure agreement on the evolution of police and justice hours. the prime minister will make a written statement later and place it in the library of those how those. i am sure the house will wish to join me in paying tribute to riflemen peter aldridge from fort battalion rifles serving as part of three rifles battle group and corporal daniel cooper who served battalion rifles who died in afghanistan. they were heroes who displayed extraordinary courage and absolute commitment to the task before them and their colleagues along with their families and friends who wil

dr. thompson so much for bringing this to the public's attention. i agree with you 100%.ed fruits and heavy meats. this is something president obama could really take the lead on and maybe both republicans and democrats could cooperate on this and maybe we could save billions on the health care bill. start with the adults and children. thank you so much. guest: 01 to thank the caller for the comments and commendations. i would also like to challenge every employer across your viewership. see what you are selling to your employees and if they are not healthy snacks or healthy drinks, ask the vending company to change those. we have not played -- paid attention ito the environment that we are in every day and i think some small changes could benefit the nation. host: there is a published report on food marketed to children. guest: let's face it, our bodies are fine-tuned and prepared to take cauvery's on and get ready for the next ice age. -- take calories' on and get ready for the next ice age. we really have not realised how influential that can be our children. some evid

dr. thompson works for the sitter to prevent job of obesity. he is also the surgeon general of arkansas. thanks for being with us. that will about doing for washing -- "washington journal" this morning. we will be back at 7:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. . . capitol hill. here's the scene on capitol hill were copies have arrived. ççóç>> good morning. >> good morning. ç>> go ahead. [cameras flash] >> the federal budget being delivered this morning and send to the budget committee. we have a number of related events. president obama will speak on this proposal. we will have that live for you here on c-span. the budget targets several areas. it freezes spending for a large number of government programs. increases funding for jobs creation. it puts more money into infrastructure. it would be a three-year freeze on a variety of programs. expiration of bush administration tax cuts. it will support job creation and promotion of energy and infrastructure projects. reactions scheduled throughout the day. peter orszag will kick things off at 11:30 this mor

dr. thompson so much for bringing this to the public's attention. i agree with you 100%.u are right -- and that we really need to increase the healthy eating habits -- you know, class is in our high schools and elementary schools, but we need to have them for adults also. the four biggest killers of americans are heart attacks, cancer, stroke, and diabetes. they're all diet related. and a much processed fruits and heavy meats. this is something president obama could really take the lead on and maybe both republicans and democrats could cooperate on this and maybe we could save billions on the health care bill. start with the adults and children. thank you so much. guest: 01 to thank the caller for the comments and commendations. i would also like to challenge every employer across your viewership. see what you are selling to your employees and if they are not healthy snacks or healthy drinks, ask the vending company to change those. we have not played -- paid attention ito the environment that we are in every day and i think some small changes could benefit the nation. ho

dr. julian willis? >> mr. speaker, according to the great theorist, sir robert thompson over 40 years ago, prisoner abuse is notly morally wrong, the lethal to any counterinsurgence campaign. i appreciate he does not want to comment on the case before the court. can he address the question of what representations the government made to our american alleys more -- allies when it became known more generally that they were waterboarding. >> as detailed in the security committee report, did follow up both in terms of our own system, the way in which the practices were taken forward. also in ways set out in a letter, and i would be very happy to do that, what happened. it is also documented what didn't happen and what should have happened. not in respect for an individual case, but affection, training and guidance for officials. that means we are in a much stronger position today than we were in 2002. we also keep it under review and i think the publication of the current guidance will be an important occasion for not just the whole house, but the whole country to see how that is taken forward. >> can he tell the ho

thompson: thank you, thank you, dr. burgess. i really appreciate what my good friend from texas is doing in terms of his leadership with the congressional health care caucus. it's refreshing in this chamber to deal with folks who have the facts and have the experience to make informed decisions when it comes to such important topics like health care. i think of all the issues that come before this chamber. there are probably a few things as intimate to our individual lives as heament care. -- health care. and to leave that -- well, actually and to observe this process over this past 14 months where bills are written by people, as i look at these bills, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000 pages which is -- has been special agendas for, you know, just misled government-run health care, it's apparent to me that those who are writing those bills have very low experience if any experience in health care and so it's been a real privilege to be able to work with you and under your leadership, to really look at the solutions that we need to have. now,

dr. 's c orthente flakasir. f's f whoah. ) at's your for ons, see drsccom >> barry: cougars on fire early in this game. they lead it by nine. klay thompson with 16. 40-point scorers to the pac-10 conference have been something of a rarity. klay thompson did it this year. >> don: leon powe should probably have an asterisk. that was a double overtime game. this has been impressive by klay thompson here early. second in the conference. who knows, after today he may be in first if he puts another 40 spot on the board. it's been impressive the way he's done. he started early by being aggressive and going to the rim more. that's just opened up that three-point line. he's made contested ones. youio, gutierrez with seven. but it's not that cal hasn't been there. i think early they weren't there. now they've come up. now he's making tough shots. it's been, like i said, impressive the first 13 minutes. it's always nice, barry, the score, when you have more points than minutes played. >> barry: i'll say. >> don: that's what you like. >> barry: you know about that. >> don: more points than minutes. >> barry: he gets the first free throw. he gets the

dr. louis. >> mr. speaker according to the great theorist of the counter insurgency robert thompson over 40 years ago prisoner abuse is not only morally wrong it is lethal to any counter insurgency campaigns. i appreciate the foreign secretary cannot or does not wish to comment on the particular case that is currently before the courts but in response to the honorable gentleman for kingston can he addressed the question of what representations the government made to our american allies marginally when it became known that waterboarding for example -- mr. speaker injury happy to see clearly the government has detailed in the success of intelligence and security committee reports did follow up both in terms of our own system the way in which the practices were taken forward. also in ways i think i should set out in a letter and i would be happy to do that what happened. it is also documented what didn't happen and what should have happened not with respect to the individual case but example of training and guidance for officials. that means we are in a stronger position today than we were in 2001, 2002. we alwa

dr. julian lewis. >> thank you, mr. speaker. according to the great theorist of counterinsurgency, sir robert thompson, over 40 years ago, prisonerly morally wrong, it's lethal to any counterinsurgency campaign. i appreciate that the foreign secretary cannot or doesn't wish to comment on the particular case that's currently before the court. but in response to the honorable gentleman kingston, can he address the question of what representations the government made to our american allies more generally when it became known that waterboarding, for example, is being used? >> mr. speaker, i'm very happy to say very clearly that the government as detailed in the successive intelligence and security committee report did follow up both in terms of our own system, the way in which the practices were taken forward. it's also in ways which i set out on the -- what happened. we documented what didn't happen and what should have happened, not in respect to an individual case but in terms of training and guidance for officials. that new orleans we are in a much stronger position today than we were in 2001, 2002. and and we keep it under revie

david thompson, ceo of orbital science corporation and ken bowersox, vice president astronaut safety spacex. [applause] there you go. [applause] >> good morning. droldren, administrator bolden, thank you. many miss michael gass president and ceo of united launch alliance did on behalf of the women and men we are incredibly excited to participate in this bold new era with our nasa partners. united launch alliance has been supporting our nation for expand to launch vehicles with over 50 years of experience. our current generation of atlas vehicles will start with a 5 billion-dollar private investment to develop these new expendable launch vehicles and the atlas and delta will be utilized to support totally commercial crew in the future here this to project that we're starting to get the emergency detection system is all about her safety, to make sure we understand our system fully and to be able to give the appropriate signal for potential of work if necessary. this network will not only pursue our commercial crew but will be synergistic with our current mission of delivering highly reliable products for all of our customers. thank you again for th

thompson, c.e.o., orbital science, corporation. and ken, vice president, astronaut safety, space ex. can i give them this -- oh, there you go. [applause] >> good morning. dr, administer, thank you for -- administrator, thank you for holding this program this morning. on behalf of the men and women of united launch alliance, we are incredibly excited to participate in this bold new era with our nasa partners. united launch alliance has been supporting our nation for expendible launch vehicles with over 50 years of experience. our current generation of atlas and delta launch vehicles started with a $5 billion private investment to develop these new expendable launch vehicles. and the atlas and delta will be utilized to support hopefully commercial crew in the future. this new project that we're starting to get the emergency detection system is all about crew safety. to make sure we understand our system fully and to be able to give the appropriate signal for potential abort if necessary. this work will not only support our commercial crew but it will be sinegistic for providing highly reliable products. thank you again for this opportunity. >> and good morn