el actor erick elias se caso por la religion judia el fin de semana en mexico... guindi se volvieron a jurar amor eterno en un ex convento del centro historico del df, donde acompaqados de amigos como monica noguera, eugenia cauduro y jesus navarro, vocalista del grupo reik, festejaron su union matrimonial con una exclusiva fiesta vendida a una revista mexicana. a su llegada al lugar abordo de un automovil antiguo de lujo, la pareja no quiso compartir mucho de su felicidad a la prensa que impaciente esperaba hablar con ellos.bien, contento, gracias, muchas gracias. bien, contento, muy contento, muchas gracias. bien, feliz, contento. si, muy bien, gracias por venir. bien, todo bien, gracias.la felicidad de los invitados por la union del actor y la coordinadora de moda era evidente; algunos como ericka buenfil querian aprovechar la boda religiosa de erick y karla para seguir la tradicion y aventarse para atrapar el ramo de novia, y asi pronto tener la suerte de conseguir una nueva pareja sentimental.pero hubo otros como los actores alex sirvent y ximena herrera, qui

you know, she's -- >> -- that new secretary of state erick erickson, where did this come from? >> absolutely. she's got some hurdles. a lot of these governors would like her to exit the stage for a little while, to let them get some traction. she's not going to. but, you know, a lot of people back in 2008 said that the republicans could not win in 2010, and yet they did. and a lot of people in 2010 are saying sarah palin can't win in 2012. i'm not so sure. i mean, heck, her followers are getting bristol palin into the finals of "dancing with the stars," anything is possible. >> i'm not sure that's the right barometer, obviously. first of all, she does suck up all the oxygen out of the room. even people beating her in the polls have a hard time getting press attention because she's such a media force. but let's look at the numbers. she's not only polarizing the american people. and, in fact, one poll showed only a quarter of americans think she's qualifies to be president. even among republicans and tea party supporters, many of the folks who really love her, an april 2010 poll

erick says, fine, let's investigate the new black panther party.o the question is, is it important? are they talking about issues that matter to people? the economy matters. national security matters. homeland security matter. >> but were democrats complaining when waxman was doing it? >> i think waxman was dealing with very substantive issues. waxman was talking about issues like smoking. the most famous henry waxman hearing was when he brought in all the ceos of the tobacco companies. i think that was a huge turning point. >> let me -- during 2008 the last year of the bush administration, democrats held on oversight committees held 96 committee and subcommittee hearings. this year with the obama administration in power, the committee held 76 hearings, a drop of 21%. here's some of the topics the democrats decided to hold hearings on. are super weeds an outgrouth of usda bibiotech policy, female d code felons, defining and fulfilling the mission of national archives administration. >> in the context of a big federal government, one hearing on thos

. >> erick gallardo: some guys were talking to themselves, some guys wouldn't even come up to us. they wanted nothing to do with us. you know, none of us understood why. and it wasn't long after that we figured out why they didn't want to talk to us. >> logan: why was it? >> gallardo: that valley just took every ounce of life out of you. >> logan: 26-year-old staff sergeant erick gallardo was sal giunta's squad leader, and he was back in afghanistan on another tour of duty when we met up with him, along with their ammo bearer, sergeant michael burns, and their machine gunner, sergeant brett perry. >> brett perry: that 15 months in the korengal valley, it was hell on earth. >> logan: this was the view from their tiny base looking out into the valley. enemy territory for as far as they could see. >> perry: there's somebody right out there trying to kill you every day. they wake up every day and they want to kill you. >> gallardo: they weren't just hitting us on patrol; they were hitting us where we lived. so there was guys, you know, who refused to go to the bathroom during the day

joining me now, democratic strategist cornell belcher and contributor erick erickson.ead the interview in "the new york times" magazine, which was fascinating because it focused on her inner circle and the loyalty that they have to her and that she wants from them, very understandable. do you think she's ready to run in terms of her organization? >> i'm not sure she's ready to run a national campaign in terms of organization. you need many more people than who she has, but she has surrounded herself with loyal people, which is a starting point she's going to have to have. after 2008 i suspect she and her husband are skeptical of some of the people who latch on to her, she's going to have to have a lot of discernment going forward. a lot of people who say they're her friend really aren't. >> even if she does get the right campaign staff, are they going to be able to operate effectively? given from what i read in the "times" article, it seems a very ad hoc organization she has, which, you know, her supporters will say, it's worked effectively in terms of, you know, keepi

erick kanter is to let the u.s.go broke to ensure that money would be cut off from going to foreign countries like israel still goes there. is that the kind of person that you want to have as the majority leader in the congress? host: we will be hearing from congressman john boehner to mark. he is here in washington. we heard from nancy pelosi very early in that evening. it is unclear when we will hear from her. the president called both john boehner and mitch mcconnell and steny hoyer, the democratic leader in the house and speaker nancy pelosi. caller: good evening. thank you for c-span. as you talked, we will be looking at some of the new governors coming to office in january. >> i agree with most of the democrats about bush being possibly the worst president in the history of this country. i think that obama is pushing him into second place. i was watching all of this tonight and i got a big thrill that the american people have risen up and vanquished the progressive parasites that are draining the lifeblood of

joining me again, jeff toobin, paul begala, and erick erickson. paul, what you make of this? >> it's a remarkable leak, first off, i think we can guess it came from the pentagon which as you said the secretary of defense supports lifting the ban. >> the commandant says he does not support it while the war is going on. >> but the most important, the commander in chief, who frankly has been far too timid on this issue. there are a lot of military experts who work for him who think our military is stronger if we include gays and lesbians, he could stop this tomorrow. he says we have to have a durable solution. he's right, but he's the commander in chief. he can issue a stop loss order. he can order his military to stop discharging his troops who are gays and lesbians and he should do that today. >> erick, what happens now? obviously there's a lot of opposition by republican who's will be coming into congress in january. is this thing dead in the water? >> i'm not sure. i'd like to see the report. it's interesting, "the washington post" says the person leaking it is leaking it be

. >>> este e año erick estaría graduándose de la universidad estaría, porque nadie le dijo qué hacias no son los mismos los que hacen para la universidad está en un colegiounh@noticiero es la mejor manera. la gran mayoría entran ahí y no logran transferir a una escuela de 4 años. algunas escuelas secundarias en el país quieren asegurarse que sus estudiantes estén listos para la universidad. desdeo, aq san francisco. ha hecho que estas clases, pre universitarios sean obligatorias. cuando los alumn se gradúan de la secundaria. van a estar preparados para e egresar a la universidad. >>> mi sueño es tener un título en la universidad. >>> al menos en san francisco, karen y todos los que desdenoern ahora en más se gradúan de la sunoticiero univisionh@univish@ es informarse temprano. si s hijuniv hija... hable con los maestros para asegurarse que tomen las clases necesarias para laion universidad. >>> el papa benedicto xvi dijo en una entrevista que para algunas personas como los prostitutos, usar condones el papa no sugirió usarlos para control de la natalidad lo cual está prohibido por la

. >> y quizás es obra de la casualidad pero así ocurrió erick murió en un accidente de moto cuando apodría comprobarse si le dijera algo que solamente ella supiera. >> una promesa, te voy a decir como me hace, promesa que le decía. así. prométeme qu no se va a deprimo ir. >> de la misma manera llegó el mensaje que de una vez por todas la sacaría finalmente de su permanente tristeza. cuando me dijo que me agarraba la mano, lo encontrñ bonito, sentí algo muy emocionante, algo que no un sueñ tambié lo sentí porque también vin en un un sueñ y eso que éñ quiere que est contenta por no le gustaba que yo llorara. >> y así maría elena regresó ya a su negocio con otro semblante otra actitud y sin el luto que opacoaba su sonrisa. >> la ciudad de vallejo presentó un plan para salir de la bancarrota el plan que no incluye despidos pagaría cinco millones de dólares a presta mis taso que exigen un pago. se de claro en quiebra en el 2008 desde entonces, cerraron varios estaciones de bomberos y se redujo el programa de ancianos bibliotecaas y obras públicas, votaran a favor o en contra a fines de me

the fact that erick kanter is coming out with a 22 page majority leader's agenda, never mind with the speaker has to say, and not mike int has been all over television saying, compromise? the only compromise we want is capitulation. it's just that the task of their becomes very difficult. it will be difficult with a public that has a deep antipathy toward lot -- toward washington. when you start to cut, and that includes a freeze on all discretionary domestic spending , never mind if we have another oil spill or hurricane or a crisis of any sort, you'll start to see programs that people rely on shaved. what will be interesting is whether the older voters who made up the bulk of this reaction -- and some of it was a reaction against the health care bill -- some of these changes are going to impinge against them and how they will react to all of that may be one of the most interesting political development. >> you are saying that erick kanter is a greater threat to the republican leadership and freddy krueger. >> and the nightmares that john boehner might have over the next few months,

there is a 22 page document that was issued today by erick kanter that talks about the steps that the house republicans envisioned putting into of fact. one of the items in fact is to bar the irs from the funds that it takes to implement the health care bill. this is not only a savings but it is a way of throttling the implementation of this. if they do not appropriate the money, this in his the ability to follow through on health care. it could be the making of a government shutdown. i do not see it coming to terms syrup. coming to terms here. the democrats believe their highest priority woke was due care access to health insurance to the 51 million that were uninsured. of the republicans care about was lowering the cost. i do not see how they ever come to terms on this. >> i think it will be a source of conflict between the parties over the next two years. i think republicans will encounter great difficulties. i cannot remember whether it to carol or bob that reported on the exit polls. the republicans are divided on this. if there is not a majority favoring repeal of health care. i

. >> you are saying erick kanter is a bigger threat to boehner than freddy krueger. >> and sang in the nightmares he may have over the next months, there may be at least as many revolving around some of his own colleagues as the democrats in the white house. i think in the and it is the president who is held accountable, even though the president is not in a position to deliver. i think one of the unfortunate things about washington talked is everything is always symmetrical. it is both their faults and they are going to do this, and he is going to do that. we do not look at the substance of what is going on. i mean, we need to somehow get higher growth. i do not know anyone under these circumstances who argues that cutting spending in the short term will increase jobs in the short run, or growth. so we ought to be able to say that. and the president has discovered one of the dilemmas of contemporary american politics. we have parliamentary-like parties, illogically polarized, but we do not have majoritarian rule because of the senate, as parliament's do. if we did not have a filibuste

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> up next on c-span, congressman aaron kantor -- erick kanter and other house republican leaders -- eric cantor and other republican leaders speak to students at american university. how secretary to speaks about energy -- energy secretary chu, the federal pay freeze, and secretary of state clinton on wikileaks. jeb bush is the founder of the organization for excellence in education. the group will hold a conference tomorrow on federal education policy. live coverage begins at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. there are 37 governors' races in november. 34 open seats. mary fallin won an open governor's seat. the governor elect will become the state's first female governor. in hawaii, a democrat neil abercrombie succeeds a republican governor. the 10-term u.s. congressman will be sworn in on december 6. leaders of the incoming house republican majority hold a town hall meeting. will hear from incoming majority leader eric cantor, incoming majority whip kevin mccarthy, and paul ryan. they spoke at american university. >> my name is george levitt