i talked to the everett mayor a short while ago, he told me he's going to be sending out letters mondayo call for a summit to get everyone in on the loop, firefighters, residents, what the options are here. he wants improved communication was all agencies and infrastructure improved around the docking area to be beefed up. the mayor of boston's press office told us the mayor has another idea. here it is, he says, quote, we believe the safest method of unloading such cargo would take place off shore far away from residential neighborhoods and city officials will work to see if that is possible. that of course is not only going to take manpower, but a lot of money and again, u.s. coast guard promises greater inspections and longer than necessary. >> gregg: laura ingle, thanks. former president bill clinton's foundation releasing a list of donors as hillary clinton's first year as secretary of state. addressing concerns about potential conflicts of interest, the list includes donations made since the start of the foundation, but did not reveal how much each contributor specifically gave la

tortured, and he said that he didn't know what was going on because he was in prison and but what everett is the government said he believed it and he supported it and that turned him even more vicious abuse. so admiral denton, congratulations. on a life of service to your country. as far as i'm concerned was way above and beyond the call of duty. we really appreciated. i would like to talk to you about some of the things you have in the book here. >> let me first say, you've served our country in many many ways, business, fbi, cia, government, and that is fair to you in the magnitude and the versatility of your service. >> service, i've tried to explain to people any fool can keep his mouth such an doesn't take much talented and nobody was wailing on me the way they were you. thank you for those very kind words. now, tell me about this very elaborate communications system that you had. you were all isolated in separate cells. and yet you have a communication system where you could identify who was where, you had come in names in different parts of the prisons in which you were held, you

the mayor of everett where the ship would eventually dock wants to call a summit of local fire and police to see if there's a way to beef up security around the plant where the lng will be off loaded. another idea to have it offloaded in the harbor. he will arrange for officials to receive a full security briefing from the coast guard before anything happens, but obviously, a lot of people concerned. we'll continue to keep you updated on the decisions made in this case, shannon. >> shannon: thank you for watching it for us, laura ingle, thanks. well, across the country, americans are making their 2010 resolutions, but one group that helps the nation's wounded warriors to stay active after returning from war has one that's hard to top. hoping to inspire more severely injured service members in the new year, getting them involved in supports. it's more than a fun time, it's also an opportunity to heal. >> there's number one. >> judith played golf a little bit before he lost both legs when he was hit by an ied in iraq three years ago, but now, golf is one of the many sports he's really embra

joining us in the gallery tonight is everett, age 4, and his mom kristen.ett has applied to be in the first kindergarten class at patrick henry. everett stand up so we can recognize you. [ applause ] i will introduce legislation this session that will result in the establishment of more charter schools, expand access to virtual schools, and pursue the innovative idea by delegate, now mayor dwight jones, to create college laboratory schools. the work we do to increase the number of high-quality charter schools and innovative education options is not just good for virginia's schoolchildren. it's good for virginia's bottom line. the president's race to the top grant program allocates $4.35 billion to states based on their support for educational reform, in particular charter schools. just last week, i signed a letter in support of virginia's race to the top application developed by governor kaine and superintendent pat wright in cooperation with our transition team. the request was for $350 million. that is a tremendous amount of money we could apply to the ne

. >> reporter: i got off the phone with the mayor of everett where the ship would dock. he says he has been on the phone nonstop with the mayor of boston to set up a joint meeting which they are hoping to get on the books for january 15 to go over the security measures put in place for the harbor. they have concluded that a natural gas leak in that body of water could threaten people more than three-quarters of a mile away. people in the gas industry say scientifically that is unsupported. one idea floating around is to have it off loaded in the outer harbor. the state safety secretary he will arrange for officials all over boston to receive a full security briefing from the coastguard before anything happens. we'll bring you more when we get it. >> julie: laura ingle, thank you very much. >> gregg: now to condition mark, a smeol man charged to killed the danish cartoonist. 28-year-old suspect rivaling to court on a stretcher. he was shot by police are a after breaking in the cartoonist's home on friday. kurt westergaard flid to a special safe room with his five-year-old

we have had a robust dialogue with everett leaders as well as with other countries in the area. that is an area where al qaeda preys upon. they are looking in africa for recruits. this is something we're concerned about. >> \ there are others engaging h african countries and leaders to address this issue from the standpoint of cooperation. >> is there any information that the government has been able to analyze that you had prior to question that had not -- that they had not gotten to analyze? >> there is a lot of information that is being re-analyzed or re- evaluated. it gives us the insight into how they operate. there is cowering going on of the datasets within the intelligence community. -- there is scouring going on of the datasets within the intelligence community. >> is there a delay of the report? >> part of the delay is in the declassifying documents. we apologize for the delay. >> is the system already in place that if the father went to the embassy, if the situation happens today, would it send an alert immediately? since their bodre are body imagg machines available,

host: for sure they didn't have jury trials could be detained without a military condition with the everettin play. >> guest: that is lincoln's policy so marion and seeks the writ from tawny who issues it and he says to the general fort mchenry wear the star spangled banner was flying back in the war of 1812. he says the chief justice orders the general of the four to release many men, to produce in court and explain why he is being detained. the general refuses to obey and then johnnie you see the sense tommy appears on the front steps of the baltimore court was in front of the crowd of 200 people to receive the news that the generals had refused to produce mr. merry men and he says something like if the president is going to allow this even i may be in jail very shortly and then he sent -- he sends the border to lincoln. he says i want to read observed and i want you are the chief law enforcement officer in the country you have to obey my order as chief justice in the united states. amazing confrontation between the judiciary and executive >> host: langdon was detaining people exercising

. >> reporter: just a short while ago, i spoke with the mayor of everett which is where the ship would eventually dock. he tells me he's been on the phone with the mayor of boston to set up a joint meeting which they're hoping to get on the books for the 15th of january to go over security measures put in place. past studies have concluded that a liquefied natural gas leak could threaten people more than three quarters of a mile away. those in the gas industry say they're scientifically unsupported. one idea going out is to have it offloaded offshore. the security secretary has reportedly said he will arrange for officials to receive a full security briefing from the coast guard before anything happens. the story that continues to develop. >> laura ingle, thanks. >> the most dangerous job in iraq these days for u.s. troops turns out it doesn't involve any combat. it can be just as deadly, though. these guys search out and clear improviseed explosive devices. and the members of this cleanup crew put their lives at risk every day to save others. dominic has more from kirkuk. >> reporter:

if there is a peace walk in your neighborhood, if there is a clean up in your neighborhood, what everett is, we have heard the story about what it took to create the holiday. thank goodness for thomas hart, who documented this in a film called "the making of a holiday ." that film is available on the internet. it is called the making of a holiday. congressman conyers is featured in that film. you can actually see stevie wonder talk about that. you can see that cold day that dr. scott talked about. i am surprised that we did not meet their -- meet theire. we all had our little flashlights and he is singing happy birthday to you. it was a party. it had a great time if you need that to just -- it was a great time. if you need that to just get the vision of what it is that you can do to make sure that this day does not go in vain, a lot of work when and to make in this day holiday and it came from people like you and me. let's continue to celebrate the holiday. let's make it the best they that it can be and what to make the best that can be. i think that as part of what my contribution is to

they lay out how we will move forward in a number of areas that are critical everett's to protect air travel. we have immediately strengthen screening requirements for individuals flying to the united states. every individual flying to the united states or anywhere in the world who has an itinerary or passport from nations that are state sponsors of terrorism is required to go through a screening. the majority of all other passengers will go through random enhanced screening. at airports, we have deployed additional airport law enforcement officials, the detection officers, air marshals, and canine teams among other security measures, both seen and unseen. i want to express our thanks to the public for their patience with the security measures i want to thank the department of homeland security personnel who have been engaged on a day basis to implement than since christmas. -- them since christmas. there needs to be a re- evaluation and modification of the criteria and process used to create the terrorist watch list. this will involve the department of homeland security and other mem

they lay out how we will move forward in a number of areas that are critical everett's to protect air travel. we have immediately strengthen screening requirements for individuals flying to the united states. every individual flying to the united states or anywhere in the world who has an itinerary or passport from nations that are state sponsors of terrorism is required to go through a screening. the majority of all other passengers will go through random enhanced screening. at airports, we have deployed additional airport law enforcement officials, the detection officers, air marshals, and canine teams among other security measures, both seen and unseen. i want to express our thanks to the public for their patience with the security measures i want to thank the department of homeland security personnel who have been engaged on a day basis to implement than since christmas. -- them since christmas. there needs to be a re- evaluation and modification of the criteria and process used to create the terrorist watch list. this will involve the department of homeland security and other mem

senator everett dirkson said when he feels the heat he sees the light. what he means by that is when the people who elect him or would re-elect him and say, buster, you're headed in the wrong direction. you need to head in a different one. enough people contact him, that's putting heat upon an elected representative. elected representative, if he wants to be he re-elected, will start paying attention to enough of those phone calls and emails and faxes, will see the light. we need to shine the light of day. the american people control the light in their hand, right here, today, by getting on the telephone, getting on their emails on their computer, by calling their representatives, by calling their senators, their district offices, or the offices up here and say, no to this government takeover of health care, say no this to obscure, secretive process that nancy pelosi, barack obama, harry reid are undergoing with a yes to openness and transparency. we've been promised by ms. pelosi as well as mr. obama. mr. gingrey: reclaiming my time. i thank the gentlem

president obama appointed melissa to his council on faith based in everett partnerships in 2009. melissa has won many many awards, but not nearly as many as she deserves. at present you with melissa rogers. [applause] >> good morning and thanks to my friend, for that kind introduction appearing as you can tell, e.j. has such a way with words and he always is able to put his finger right at the heart of an issue and i think him for that very eloquent introduction. i also want to thank just as we get started darrell west, emily, christine jacobs, and john at the brookings institution for helping. in this event, they encouraged the work. additionally i want to thank the divinities school and all the people named on the final inside page of this booklet that you have today particularly bill, james, adam what's, susan tag, enjoy robbins. without the support this project would have come together. that we began by highlighting continue to the first inside page of this document where you will see the list of the members of the drafting committee for this document. in this project in part

he has won the everett dirksen award for distinguished reporting. he worked at roll call for a number years as well. he can be reached at at henry cnn on twit early. and -- twitter. >> wow, i'm trying to catch up to ashton kutcher. >> and he is an avid new york yankees fan. >> wow. >> i guess you're a little bitter about the world series. >> here we have julie germany, who is the former director of the institute for politics, democracy and the internet. she has a degree from oxford and a degree from the george washington university's graduate school of political management. she has worked as a writer, editor and program manager for initial initiatives in korea, ukraine and the u.s. she is founding board member of the young champions and the founder of mobile monday and this is official, she is the funniest tweeter in d.c. you have to follow herl a her ae g. definitely have to follow julie on twitter. and last but not least, we have david almacy, who is senior vice-president, digital public affairs for ettleman and before that he managed all of the w

bureaucratic space that our foe as the presence of the other day is enable adversary and we have an everett in the race to protect our country and stay one step at. because of the flatness of their organization, the high level of inspiration and ingenuity we need to be on our game all the time. we need to keep in mind the words of the 9/11 report which in this respect got it precisely right. quote, it is therefore crucial to find ways of wood nice and even bureaucratized in the exercise of the imagination. this is really the paramount and enduring challenge we faced. staying sharp, innovating our defensive systems, maintain our intellectual edge. these are all essential. now having observed changes in the threat, that demonstrate a new adaptive qualities of our enemies i want to add a note of perspective. . . to adopt inner concessions policy towards hostage takers so that we can diminish this alternative funding stream and such as though thoughts and again in your back really the point should not be overlooked. their financial circumstances have deteriorated. we should not score all the po