that's a we are told in eagle creek. eagle creek was considered the most dangerous place in america. it's worse than the cheyenne. it's a place where you risk your lives and can't go in there. in the people who can go into eagle creek where the client. the trend tide to come in one time and they were completely routed out. they would hang up those pointy hats of the clan. the backwoodsman who took on the client. but moonshine was an indicator of the environmental cleanliness of the water and forest. not simply to drink. when i first mining surveyor came into the coal creek in the 1850s he was son of the great robert owen, created the new harmony in indiana. is one of the great geologist we had in the midwest. he came and eagle creek and said this is the largest outcropping of coal we have in the nation. this area around eagle creek is the richest coal we have in the country. it is also the richest area of mineral springs and water sources. and this could turn in to the next berkeley springs of west virginia and virginia.

this was the reckoning at eagle creek. either we understand our history and learn from it and declare its time as the chicago tribune said in 1819 that:the wonderful thing and the year of coal is coming to an end and we must move to something cleaner. it is time to commit to a cold free future. we won't end tomorrow. we get 45% of our electricity from coal but until we set the road map and work toward it by 2020 or 2013, whatever, we need revolutionary thinking. it is a combination of wind and geothermal and solar and energy efficiency, we need break throughs in our thinking. we need a reckoning at eagle creek to realize that we do not move on and honor our heritage and come home. and keep my book marked with money for a reason. has the wind whipped up, my mother and i and my uncle, i had a strange feeling of was not only witnessing the stripping of a hill and its ancient inhabitants, but the shredding of a great library of stories that had shaped our region and more importantly shaped the great american experience. there

mcnabb made news when he went on a philly radio station and apologized for failing to lead the eagles to a super bowl title during his 11-year run there. what compelled the new redskins quarterback to do such a thing? >> i think people at times tend to forget how passionate a player may be. when you do all you can and you're not able to bring that prize or something you worked hard to get to a city that truly loved what you do and how you go about it and it was just from my heart, just came out and expressed and hopefully people took it to heart. >> reporter: how about that? the guy apologizing to the fans. >>> two years ago the celtics and lakers met in the nba finals for the 11th time. they're on a collision course this year. last night the celtics took a 3-game lead to none over the magic. tonight the lakers looking to do the same against the sundays. early 4th, all even at 86. amare stoudemire makes a nice move. see you later. he had a game high 42, stoudemire did. mid-4th lakers down 3 and a bad pass, kobe bryant saves it, gets it back. national finds jason richardson -- nash fin

aberdeen proving ground by the way is also the largest bald eagle nesting site on the atlantic coast.it might not be safe for us to walk around but, you know, bald eagles prefer bombs going off periodically than living in an urban area. [laughter] >> my experience has been this. military officials are very good at following orders and instructions, right? they are. and if they are instructed to do the right thing, they'll do it. but they have a mission which is different from or not entirely consistent with environmental protection. that they have a training mission and they have other missions and it puts them at odds with environmental protection and it's a balancing act. and it's a difficult thing. >> okay. thank you all very much. >> thank you, howard, orrin. i think we're going to be signing books over there. thank you all for your questions and for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> here's aook at some upcoming book fairs and festivals over the next few months. >> please let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we'll add them to our list.

everywhere i had a "tiger woods ," i inserted rnc young eagles."where i had a joke about john boehner looking at too can, but did not have to change that at all. -- too tan, i did not have to change that at all. some of you may remember that i was devoted a few years back as one of congress's biggest show horses. to be honest, i was offended. some people said, a way to go. i said, there is only when -- only one way to refuse being called a show horse. you have to take it head on, in front of a huge audience. maybe we will get a book deal. i was thinking of calling the book "workhorse." baby not a book deal. books require a lot of work. there is a whole reading, research, writing. honestly, i might not have time to write a book. doing all of those cable interviews back-to-back can fill up your schedule. if you want to talk about show horses, tonight's em si legally -- tonight's mc legally changed his name to "morning joe brought to you by it starbucks." now he will play this clip on the air tomorrow, because i mentioned his name. we have a lot in co

give them strength so they can mount with wings -- mount like wings of eagles.e gracious to you and bless you. may all the people praise you, amen. please be seated brothers and sisters, law-enforcement family, friends, and dignitaries, is indeed my honor and privilege to welcome you to the 29th annual national peace officers memorial service. i would like to begin this afternoon, actually morning now, introducing our keynote speaker, the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] from his first day in office, he made a commitment to law enforcement and public safety very clear. he moved quickly to get desperately needed funding for our state and local departments to retain and hired new law enforcement officers. at a time when overseas deployment were leading to reduced numbers of officers, we are laying off police officers. president obama led the charge to secure more than $4 billion in federal funds for local and state law-enforcement agencies. his budget showed a renewed commitment of the federal government to our nation's most successful anti

tomorrow it's going to be a little bit of a philadelphia eagle start. we'll break back into sunshine. a lot like today. 79 degrees. in fact probably disability more sun tonighted yesterday. but our headline for tomorrow morning is that early morning fog and we see our temperatures at 8:00 in the morning up to 68 by noon. 76 and by 4:00, 79 degrees. i want to show you something on satellite and radar. in addition to a couple little showers most of which have dissipated as they've goes gotten closer to d.c. across the country we have our frontal system bringing showers and a little bit of a hybrid system just off the east coast. i'm calling your attention to it because it could be kicking up some surf at the beaches this weekend. it may in fact eventually developing some tropical characteristics. it's just a little bit off the coast of the carolinas. for tuesday early fog in the morning. by the way i don't think that system is going to affect d.c. but just coastline areas. here it is on the weather map. we're going to watch this and see what happens. it w

. >> i was carried here on an eagle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow -- well, you guys arrived at a perfectause it's a yacht rock party and everyone is invited. it's time for a yacht rock shared experience, you guys. ♪ ♪ it's a shared experience [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, if you guys look under your seats, you'll each find a nautical ensemble. it includes shades, a captain's hat and a yellow sweater. you know, when i mentioned to tommy hilfiger that we were having this yacht rock party, he said "cool breeze, what can i do to help?" and i said, "call me jimmy colada." and he sent over 200 of the finest quality yellow sweaters. i want you guys to wear them around your neck, don't put them on. just wear them around your neck and tie them like this, yeah. tie it like that. yeah. there you go. looks good, yeah. that's the way to do it. this is it. now you guys look great. check you guys out -- this is good. yeah. looking good. that's what i'm talking about. yeah. this is great. hey, guys. if you -- you guys may have noticed. it seems like the fog is rolling in here. [ light laughter

michael wanted us to share that he is currently working on the rank of eagle scout with a project toollect gift cards for the families of hospice patients. giving back. >> i would say nothing like a big hug from your son. he went from thiso wow. >> huge. >> three michaels. wonderful story. gosh. >>> 9:42 right now. we'll be right back with your weather. >>> 9:45 right now. i see we inched up one degree. >> we did. >> probably because of the cloud cover we had, sort of keeping a little bit of warmth in there. >> it does. that cloud cover is our atmospheric blanket. a blanket on the bed last night, so to speak, and if that wasn't snugly warm enough for you, the thunder boomers were probably waking you up. a few of those as well. we picked up two-thirds of an inch of rain last night. >> i believe it. >> soaking rain is what we needed. exactly what we got. not done. probably another 24, 36 hours worth of showers before we shake them free. i'm kim march tucci. chuck will be along later tonight to get the latest forecast. 9:46. let's take a look outside. 70 degrees. humidity, 83%. winds bu

mcnabb made news last week when he went on the radio show and afollow swriezed for failing to lead the eaglesas it that compelled him to do such a thing. >> i think people at times tend to forget how passionate a player may be. when you put all that you have into it and you're not able to bring that prize or bring something you worked hard to get to a city that truly loves what you do and how you go about it. it was just from my heart. just came out and expressed it. hopefully people took it to heart. >> hopefully, we hear a lot more from him in a positive way throughout the season. >>> coming up, we'll have a check of your forecast and julie has a busy morning out on the roads. we're back in two minutes. we'll see you at 6:00. 

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he would be put under general anesthesia while the doctor inserted an eagle in his hips and siphoned the tissue to repair katie's ailing body. stacey headed to the ninth floor at the cancer center and sank onto the couch. it had been an exhausting time, watching chemotherapy flow like poison into her daughter's body so her body couldn't fight off christopher's gifts. katie seemed different from her usual self. one month earlier she had been bouncing on the trampoline, as she ricocheted up and down. katie who loved to raise to the basement in her fairy costume with wings, whose dimples were cut into her cheeks as though etched with diamonds. but now she had zero in unity to any foreign in favor. no defense against any germ and a common cold could be tragedy. she was in isolation in a hospital room attached to lxxxiv 2. they wouldn't -- christopher's merrill would be transported and dripped into her. doctors told stacey because it had been so difficult to get iv into his veins they might go more dangerous route to administer anesthesia. as she sat, stacey wasn't blowing and the ethical

towson university and semi proand baltimore eagles and you think i'm always going to be in shape and then life comes and you have family and work and then the next thing you know you're gaining weight and it just keeps coming. >> one of the best ways that it was illustrated was during our last week of workouts, tim decided to get us to carry around the weight we had lost in our hands. he gave me two 25-pound plates and bill two 35-pound plates and made us walk around the brick bodies facility and just a couple of minutes of that and we realized what we were doing to ourselves before carrying that weight around. it was just horrible. and then he put us on the treadmill and then just realized that the demand it was putting on our heart all of those years and we feel like that really proved the point, that we don't want to go back. >> yeah. >> well congratulations to you guys. >> thank you. >> he's off to mexico now? >> we planned a trip. our friends said they would wait until after the contest and we're leaving tomorrow and i'm going to work really hard to stick with the plan, five sma

we call ourselves the eagles. congressman price referred to that a moment ago and we are certainly eagles. nccu offers degrees in more than 100 fields of study. it awards graduate degrees in approximately 40 disciplines to a student body of 8,500. i believe when i started the university in 1965, there were some 350rks0 students at the school, so the population of the student body has actually doubled. north carolina central university has a state of the art biology research laboratory. north carolina central university holds the top spot among public schools in the "u.s. news & world report's" latest ranks of the nation's historically black colleges and universities. finally, madam speaker, as i take my seat, i cannot help but mention the fact that we have nine nccu law students on the hill serving as interns this summer. they have been placed in various offices throughout the house of representatives and they represent the best of north carolina central university. they are our future leaders indeed. so we honor

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the eagle eyed girl was visiting a ride at disney world in orlando. did you see that error? uh-huh.e countdown reads 1 seconds. of course, everybody knows one is the loneliest number. >> i learned in ms. bennett's class that a singular number can't be with a plural word. and so that's what it was. it wasn't right. >> immediately it clicked. you're right. so she had her little pink princess camera. she took a picture of it. >> hannah mailed her picture to disney and they wrote back saying it was a mistake that will be corrected soon. hannah's teacher is -- >> there you go. hannah's teacher i'm sure would be proud of her. she gets the award for being grammar queen. >>> alleged times square bomber faisal shahzad faces five terror related charges. he was caught and pulled off an airplane headed for dubai. "newsweek" and "the new york times" say at least two major security lapses happened here. the fbi lost track of him for a time and the airline did not recheck the no-fly list after shahzad was added. still authorities say his arrest was fast and impressive. >> it was 53 hours and 20 mi

to the investigative muscle of fbi agents in new york city, police detectives, not to mention the  eagleoms officials on duty last evening at jfk. also want to commend the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and his very able assistants. we work very closely with the u.s. attorney every day to make certain that criminals in the southern district are brought to justice. now, this nissan pathfinder in times square had a license plate from another vehicle. the vin number on the dashboard had been removed. the break in this case took place when the new york city detective was able to go under the vehicle and get the hidden vin number. um identified record who in turn as we know sold it to the suspect who drove it right into heart of times square. now, this is deja vu because the world trade center attack in 1993 had similar set of facts where a detective was able to get the vin number÷o off the rr truck that had exploded there and recall, the bombers were arrested when they returned to get their deposit. but they would have been no engine block to examine if it wasn't for t

his view was not eagles flight to god vision, but hovers down low or darting like a b. from point to point, where everything can be seen, touched and connect did, collect a mixture for the heisman cross pollinating as he goes. this requires hard work, constant motion and an astonishing memory. each passage in humboldt as a series of crossing person to person, speech to text, chaotic jungle to labeled specimen, crossing and turned, overland to a port and across the ocean to a scientific center to be retranslated by someone on his burgeoning team. botanists, physicists, anatomists, astronomers, gravers, colorist, every rossing was a transformation, a creative act that invested as much as it transmitted. as his text traveled, passing for reader to reader, readers and turn perform thorough maksoud reinvention, deploying humboldt for their own made from darwin on the beagle twos arrival at walden pond, to john buckman in the urbain port of charles 84 suzanne fenimore cooper in rural new york and beyond to europe, africa, siberia, india, australia. this network of passages is

he began his distinguished career in public service as an eagle scout in wichita, kansas, where he was going and raised. i listened -- where he was born and raised. i listen to him when he was honored as kansan of the year. he closed with a memorable statement that says a lot about his values and the values we find in the communiques -- communities in our state. "my youth in kansas was rich with good and modest people. surrounded by such people, character and integrity, kansas values, and kansas, sens begin the bedrock of my life -- kansas commonsense became the bedrock of my life, no matter how far i travel but braque -- traveled." he has traveled very far. he has had a 27 year career and begin the director of central intelligence in 1991 until 1993. he has been commissioned as an officer in the air force, has served on the boards of nonprofits and businesses, receive medals and awards, and served as president of texas a&m. in 2006, dr. gates was selected by president bush as the 22nd secretary of defense. president obama asked him to remain in 2008, making him the only secretary of d

bu's called "eagle eye." very interesting to see. it concentrates on putting socod much control into p a computer o what i want to ask each of you because apparently as i hearbecs your testimony particularly the new york stock exchange has said that you have circuit breakers. the complaint was maybe that moved to slow. so as we debate the issue of m circuit breakers, i want each oi you to tell us are there any downside? there is their anything we have todowe fear?ing we is there an element of freedom that takes out of the free an enterprise system the freedom ok thees market exchange? let us be clear is their anything that we have to fear ie this is the solution of puttingo this much control in the stock by stock market wide one central location of a circuit breaker? .. breaker? >> well, if i could address that, in two parts, mr mr. chairman. i think the issue for us is that technology in and of itself is a tool. it's a tool used by market participants, and i think used very effectively by market participants. we view the functioning

we have support from other organizations, including the americans for tax reform, eagle forum, freedom works and the center for fiscal accountability. i will submit for the record some of their statements. let me just conclude saying a few other words. and that is, madam president, this amendment is not a radical idea. i've just indicated to you you have progressive groups representing millions of people, you have conservative groups representing millions of people, the aaarp representing i think tens of millions of americans. i should also mention to you that as part of the budget regulation liewtion debate -- resolution debate in april of 2009, the senate voted overwhelmingly in support of this basic concept by a vote of 59-39. in the house of representatives this concept passed the house financial services committee by a vote of 43-26 and was incorporated into the house version of wall street reform that was approved by the house last december. in other words, a lot of what we are saying here, what i'm talking about is in the house bill. not a radical concept. this idea has the supp

some people compare the situation of israel and now to 75 when one thing eagled racism. some people speak openly and in the house of the united nations. it is difficult. it is not a chance or coincidence, because she is also a woman. when i have to listen to it, and it is painful, because i know the truth. i have to remind myself of my personal history and the history of the young, a jewish nation. i know that i have presented a good cause which is the existence of israel. we are the only country in the world whose existence is threatened. once again, the only one. we must uphold our rights. people tell me not to take it personally. >> it is hard not to. you lost a husband in the war. he lost grandparents in auschwitz. the second was about judge gallstone and the south african dimension. >> i am not going to refer personally to the judge. we have mutual friends. the chief justice of israel is that a great friend of mine and mentor. it was my teacher. he is a good friend of mine. he keeps telling me a certain things. i never want to say anything personally about him. i do

loved radiate through us and every family and renew their strength and mount you up on the wings like eaglesmay god be gracious to you and bless you and make his face shone upon you and all peoples preview, amen. please, be seated. brothers and sisters, law enforcement families, friends, and dignitaries, it is indeed my honor and privilege to welcome you to the 29th annual national peace officers memorial service. i would like to begin this afternoon, actually morning now, introducing our keynote speaker, the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] from his first days in office, he made his commitment to law enforcement and public safety very clear. he moved quickly to get desperately needed funding for our state and local department to retain and hired new law enforcement officers at a time when overseas deployment work leading to reduced numbers of employment in cash-strapped departments. we were laying off police officers. president obama led the charge to secure more than $4 billion in federal funds for local and state law-enforcement agencies. his past two budgets shoul

the eagles might want to sign him. >> go to penn state. >> perfect. herm edwards always a pleasure. >> he was a good kid to call his dad. more fallout from the taser ♪ [ male announcer ] hairstyles come... and hairstyles go. but, to get the most out of every style, you've got to have hair... hair that's full and thick. excess build-up on your scalp can leave your hair looking thin. new head & shoulders hair endurance for men has a hydrazinc formula designed to remove build-up and help restore your scalp to health, leaving you 100% flake free hair that's fuller and thicker looking -- guaranteed. new head & shoulders hair endurance. respect the scalp. get the hair. >> well, it's the talk of the town in the city of brotherly love. a 17-year-old tased by a police officer after running on to the park. the teen's father said his son called him before the incident to ask for permission to run on the field. the father said -- well, we will talk about that in a second. i am joined by bobby valentine. >> i was not the father . >> it wasn't you. >> i was not the

. >> reporter: remember when all of us used to watch george bush with an eagle eye, to see if this former glass touch his lips, wondering what was in the bottle. >> nonalcohol beer. >> reporter: now laura bush has spilled the beam. the jim beam. she was promoting her book. >> drinking was a very accepted part of our social life. >> you said the three bs. >> he liked to drink beer, bourbon and b and b. >> reporter: what's in a b and b? that makes four bs, beer, brandy and bourbon. in the movie, george bush was portrayed drinking bottles, cans, shots. dancing on the bar. crashing the car. fighting with george bush senior. they got one part right, about how george bush stopped drinking. laura bush told oprah they had gone with friends to celebrate their 40th birthdays in colorado springs. >> we had the wild drunken weekend. it was no different than any other weekend. >> same toast over and over. >> happy birthday, dear george. >> good morning. >> then george just woke up and knew he wanted to quit and he stopped and he was able to stop. >> are you all right there? >> i can't go on like this.

again, both american eagle as well as aero pos tam. >> is it a story based on the economy or do they have more leverage now based on their brands compared to -- the quality of their brands compared to the other stores? >> that's a great question, and i'm glad you asked it, because it's an important point of the call. it's not predicated on any further improvement in the macroeconomy whether it be domestic or national. this has company-specific levers to drive sales margins and earnings higher over the next several years. we think ahead of street expectations. the notable three would be, one is we're starting to see early signs of a turn-around in the domestic business. second, they're starting to open international stores at an accelerated pace. we've seen very positive signs out of the international business thus far. the third key lever is we'll start to see store closures in the u.s. basically they'll close underperforming stores. those three levers we think will drive the earnings in the next few years. >> michelle, thank you. see you later. >> thank you. >>> pointing a finger at

. >> they already took mcnabb away from the eagles, the redskins are now looking at brian westbrook.d westbrook for a visit on wednesday. he comes highly recommended by mcnabb who has apparently made a case for the running back. >> the mother of the university of virginia lacrosse player charged with murder broke her silence today. mar ta murphy's son, george hughley is accused of killing yeardly love. hughley's mother described love as a sweet young woman with a limitless future. she released this statement. >> coming up, lebron james and the cavaliers in serious trouble on their home floor. on their home floor. the latest in game 5 against hut! [ grunting, shouting ] [ grunts ] [ man ] mike, come on! mike, you're playing like betty white out there. that's not what your girlfriend says. whoa! whoa! baby, come here! eat a snickers. better? [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry. better. [ male announcer ] snickers satisfies. it's where your armpits smell like you've been. old spice matterhorn. one of four triumphantly fresh new scents from old spice. [ wind whistling ]

he began his distinguished career in public service as an eagle scout in wichita, kansas, where he wasi listened -- where he was born d raised. i listen to him when he was honored as kansan of the year. he closed with a memorable statement that says a lot about his values and the values we findn the communiques -- communities in our state. "my youth in kansas was rich with good and modest people. surrounded by such people, characr and integrity, kansas values, and kansas, sens begin the bedrock of my life -- kansas commonsense became the bedrock of my life, no matter how far i travel but braque -- traveled." he has traveled very far. he has had a 27 year career and begin the direor of central intelligence in 1991 until993. he has been commissioned as an officer in the air force, has served on the boards of nonprofits and businesses, receive medals and awards, and served as president of texas a&m. in 2006, dr. gates was selected by president bush as the 22nd secretary of defense. president obama asked him to remain in 2008, making him the only secretary of defense in u.s. history who wa

moveon.org, and other progresses, and then some of the most conservative organizations such as the eaglesum -- we have brought together a strange coalition of grass-roots organizations to say, let there be transparency at the fed. host: and you think there might be a vote as early as today on this? last night i was telling the center that i saw on cnbc with demint -- but one important constituency that does not agree is the white house. why are they pushing back? guest: it is true that tim geithner has been on the phone lobbying against this. you have to ask them. one of the arguments we have been hearing which is simply not true, is that as a result of the amendment congress will not be involved in the monetary policy, determine whether or not interest rates go up. the language in the amendment is very clear. it is not only the white house. it is obviously the fed itself. ben bernanke was visiting senators the other day. we have wall street lobbying heavily against this. let's be clear. in an amendment like this, we are taking on some of the most powerful people not only in the country,

simply put, we must know what impact repealing the law will have on unit could he eagles -- cohesion, readyness and retention. but our democratic colleagues want to rejudge its conclusions and substitute their judgment for the collective findings of our military. this is without question the wrong way to legislate, but it's what the american people have come to expect from this democratic majority. it wasn't long ago that speaker pelosi told the american people they would learn what was in the health care bill once it was passed. now liberals in congress are once again telling the american people the same -- selling the american people the same bill of goods, congress must act without fully knowing what the impact of acting will be. the stakes are indeed high, mr. speaker. by ignoring the opinion of the military and their families, the majority will alienate the very institutions that's fighting on the frontlines of this global war on terror. general george casey, the army chief of staff, said, and here's the quote, serious concerns about the impact of the repeal of a law on a force t

. >> flyers fans are different than eagles fans. >> didn't rick sanchez -- >> he did. >> he did thathere is he now? he's been around. see, a lot of times when i say things, i don't have an excuse for saying things. with sanchez, i look add him now and go, you know, he tasered himself. i can explain why he's like he is because he's never recovered from tasering himself. so i should do that just so i can always -- >> would you actually do it here on set? >> no, i would not. no. no. >> would you guys like to see that? >> no, no, no. no, i will not. the only reason i would was so i could blame all of my just ludicrous -- >> do you think you can control your bodily functions when you get tasered? >> i've never been tasered. you mean more than i have already? so being tasered is like being over 50? you lose control of your bodily functions? >> maybe becky and i can just pack some heat one day, so to speak. >> i'm not going to let you shoot me. >> i already shot you. i know you have the mark on. >> i still have a permanent scar from where you shot me with the paintball gun. it looks like a

there is an eagle in the middle and four perles for liberty, prosperity, equality, and freedom. host: spartanburg, south carolina. caller: good morning, can you hear me ok? good morning, secretary. i am a libertarian by affiliation. my question will dovetail off of the previous two, given the recent revelations of the deals brokered by brazil and turkey. i am not sure what is in it for turkey except for the status of brokering a deal. i think it undercuts our foreign policy. it appears that we have been out-maneuvered by ahmadinejad. i kind of agree from the recent "wall street journal" article that we had been outmaneuvered i agree with you that the military option is a disgraceful one, but it seems like diplomacy has been undercut by this latest maneuver. guest: first of all, iran is a terribly difficult problem. let's have that for starters. in many ways, they were the ones that benefited the most from the war in iraq. it gave them more status. what they want is more power in the region. i think we have to pursue the idea of getting international pressure against them. i find

to the investigative muscle of fbi agents in new york city, police detect this, not to mention the eagle at work of the custom officials on duty last evening at jfk airport. particularly also want to commend paris barajas, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and although he's a very able assistance, would look very closely with the u.s. attorney and of course not just on this case, but every day tunic certain criminals in the southern district. now this nissan pathfinder in times square had a license plate from another vehicle. that the number on the dashboard had been removed. the break in this place took place on the new york city detective was able to go under the deal call and get the hidden bit number. this identified the owner of records who in turn has been able to sell it to the suspect who drove it right into the heart of times square. now this is dÉjÀ vu because the world trade center attack in night t. 93 had similar set of facts, where a detect it was able to get the venom number off the ryder truck that had exploded there. and if you recall, the bombers w

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and i saw the movie about a couple of weeks ago, fun movie if you want to say, it is calles eagle i. i don't know if you saw the movie, but if you get a chance, very interesting. it just simply points out what i happens in concentrate and putting so much control into a computer. s . . what i want to ask each of you because apparently as i hear your testimony, particularly the new york stock exchange have said that you have circuit breakers. the complaint was that maybe that moved too slow. so as we debate this issue of circuit breakers, i want each of is there anything we have to fear here? is there ano element of freedom that takes out of the free enterprise system the freedom of the market exchange? let us be very clear. t is there anything we have to o fear if this is the solution of putting this much control in a stop by stop marketwide one central location of a circuit breaker? >> well, if i could address that. in two parts. mr. chairman. i think the issue for us is that technology in and of it's of self is a tool. it's a tool used by market participants and i think usedloy very

that subcommittee played was the bipartisan work we did with the george bush foundation and lawrence eagle berger helping countries transition to western capitalist democracies after the fall of the berlin wall and the collapse of the soviet union. although it happened a long time ago, i'm proud of the losing fight that i helped wage with congressman royce and udall against the irresponsible reagan budgets that cut taxes at the same time the defense budget was being doubled, all paid for with borrowed money, more than tripling the long-term budget deficit picture. the budget at the time was a progressive alternative to the budgets of both parties which spent less, borrowed less and produced smaller deficits than either the democratic or republican-based bills. and won the support of majority of democrats. at the time, our actions were hugely unpopular, about 70% of the voters in my district at the time supported reagan's budget but time has proven us right. today, i'm similarly proud that i was the principal author of the absolutely essential economic recovery act of 2009, which in the mid

to the investigative muscle of fbi agents in new york city, police detect this, not to mention the eagle at work of the custom officials on duty last evening at jfk airport. particularly also want to commend paris barajas, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and although he's a very able assistance, would look very closely with the u.s. attorney and of course not just on this case, but every day tunic certain criminals in the southern district. now this nissan pathfinder in times square had a license plate from another vehicle. that the number on the dashboard had been removed. the break in this place took place on the new york city detective was able to go under the deal call and get the hidden bit number. this identified the owner of records who in turn has been able to sell it to the suspect who drove it right into the heart of times square. now this is dÉjÀ vu because the world trade center attack in night t. 93 had similar set of facts, where a detect it was able to get the venom number off the ryder truck that had exploded there. and if you recall, the bombers w

here's also where the human element comes in here. 2002, park ranger chris eagle was shot and killed while in the line of duty while pursuing a member of the drug cartel who was crossed into the u.s. border illegally through one of those areas. 2008, border patrol agent luising a which lar crilled -- killed in the line of duty after being intentionally hit by a vehicle that had illegally crossed into the united states through federal lands again. rob crins, a long time pioneer, down in the arizona area, this is an elderly gentleman who just had his back hughesed and one hip replacement replaced with another. he was murdered along with his dog. once again, by a member of the drug cartel who came across on federal lands which prohibits the border patrol from going into those lands because of endangered species and when the murderer took place he went -- murder took place he went a long route going back to mexico going once again through those exact same lands that are not open to the border security. for example, i showed you the picture of the barricades. well, this is the area in whi

who are supporting this amendment, including the campaign for liberty, the rutherford institute, the eagle forum and many other groups. mr. president, this amendment is not a radical idea. as part of the budget resolution debate in april of 2009, the senate voted overwhelmingly in support of this concept by a vote of 59-39. that's a strong sign that this senate wants transparency. in the house of representatives, this concept passed the house financial services committee by a vote of 43-28 and was incorporated into the house version of the wall street reform bill that was approved by the house last december. so a provision very similar to what i am offering is already in the house bill. so we're not talking about some kind of fringy idea. it has widespread support in the senate. it is already to a significant degree incorporated into the house bill. its concept has the support of the speaker of the house, cincinnati is i pelosi, who has said that -- of the house nancy pelosi, who said congress should ask the fed to -- quote -- "put the information on the internet." in other words, what she

a fun movie if you want to see it, it's called "eagle eye." i don't know if you saw that, but if you get a chance, it's interesting. it points out what happens in concentrating and putting so much control into a computer. what i want to ask each of you because apparently as i hear your testimony, particularly the new york stock exchange have said that you have circuit breakers. the complaint was that maybe that moved too slow. so as we debate this issue of circuit breakers, i want each of you to tell us, are there any downsides? is there anything we have to fear here? is there an element of freedom that takes out of the free enterprise system the freedom of the market exchange? let us be very clear, is there anything we have to fear if this is the solution of putting this much control in the stock-by-stock marketwide one central location of a circuit breaker? >> well, if i could address that, in two parts, mr mr. chairman. i think the issue for us is that technology in and of itself is a tool. it's a tool used by market participants, and i thi

agents and new york police detectives, not to mention the eagle eye work of the customs officials onduty last evening at j.f.k. airport. particularly also want to commend the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york in all his very abled assistance who worked very closely with the u.s. attorney, not just on this case but every day to make sure criminals in the southern district of new york are brought to justice. this nissan path finder in times square had a license plate from another vehicle. the vin number on the dashboard had been removed. the break in this case took place when the new york city detective was able to go under the vehicle and get the hidden vin number. this identified the owner of record who in turn as we know sold it to the suspect who drove it right into the heart of time's square. this is deja vu because the world trade center attack in 1993 had similar set of facts where a detective was able to get the vin number off the ryder truck that had exploded there. if you recall the bombers were arrested when they returned to get their deposit. but they woul

country -- moveon.org, public citizen striving for the same goal as the national taxpayers union or the eagle forum or the conservative americans for tax reformer? so i think there is a coalition representing tens of millions proliferate grass-roots activists, some of them are progress, come from where i come from; some of them are conserve tivment but they are all united around the very basic principle. we need transparency at the fed, and we need it now. and i want to use this opportunity and thank chairman dodd for allowing me to do this to talk about the amendment, what it does, and why so many diverse groups are coming together in support of it. because you do have to ask yourself, what brings together some of the most progressive groups in the country with some of the most conservative groups, some of the most progressive members of the senate with some of the most conservative? i also want to tell you, not only what this amendment does but to clarify, as best i can, what it does not because there has been some distortion in terms of -- about this amendment and those distortions are bla

they shall mount up with wings as eagles and run and not be weary. they shall walk and not faint. in the reading of his holy word. i have the distinct honor and privilege to introduce to you the pastor of this esteemed church, shiloh baptist church is supporting 147 years. got that one right. 21 freed slaves that cannot from virginia. [applause] okay. and we have been in two locations in the 147 years most of it right here. so, without further ado to take us to the opening prayer, the reverend, dr. wallace charles smith senior minister shiloh baptist church of d.c.. pastor? [applause] >>et us pray. lord god, we gather tonight to celebrate the life whose length was overshadowed by its death. a woman whose dignity and eloquence was second by her street fighter for justice determination. although she was also the only woman in the roomful of male ego she never shied away from her role as a watchman cry and loud and loan that no one in this nation would be free until all were free. we thank you for this life, the life of a woman who was equally comfortable in the state rooms of the cr