the provider is have ever read. >> my last question -- is there -- whoever the provider islam at everett -- is at everett. >> my last question -- we have groups like parents and public schools, chariot ferguson's group, and then you have businesses such as wells fargo or other stakeholders that are active in the area, so i wonder to what extent can you have a list to understand these are things to enhance success of individual schools or sewn- wired -- zone-wide in terms of the district. >> we can put together a list. i have to say they have had a series of meetings -- one of which was held in the bay view -- of the community-based organizations, who let us know what they were doing, and we documented it currently, and they talked about what they can offer the schools. she had been working diligently to make sure our community based partners know what we need and what they are doing, but we will put together and ask list. >> it is a timely question. this morning we met with a program, met with a number of -- we were presented with city college, the city, and school districts, getting to

out principal and half that teachers mirror, brian and carver elementary with the aforementioned everett middle school. a teacher from mission agrees with the district that the problem with underachieving schools is very complex. >> you invest heavily in proposal development of teachers. you improve the quality of the curriculum. i think what you also do is you look at other models of success innel school skim. >> so as not to paint all the schools with the same broad rush, there are many individual succe success stories out here as well. >> my son's been coming here two years and he's bringing me home a's and b's and he's -- i'm proud of his grades and his performance. >> each of the underperforming schools will receive $5 million in federal money, a total of 26 teachers impacted and the district is hoping he these teachers come forward voluntarily to make the move so the district doesn't have to do it for them. >> terry, thanks. concord parents concerned about threatened school closures stage another rally today. parents, students and employees held a demonstration to save their school

bryant elementary, carver elementary and everett middle schools are on the state's list of persistently low performing schools. they are part of a movement to get millions if school performances improve. they have to replace a total of 26 teachers. that option was not their first choice. >>> san jose hit a major financial milestone but it is nothing to brag about. they filed for bankruptcy protection, a record for the city. experts say this year could be worse because in overall unemployment numbers are not improving and people who have been able to hang on for a year and a half don't see any relief. the trend is the same in other parts. bankruptcies increased 20%. the numbers for the other counties are not complete but through the first 11 months 4700 filings were processed up from 2009. many are small business owners who have catched their customers cut back on spending leaving the merchants with less revenue. >>> a report about the type of damage a storm could do to california. they are racing concerns about chemicals and the health of pregnant women. >>> a lot of fog and sunshine, m

right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacey everett i think my gas comes i will there out if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reporting r t t v are you until next time this is saying. brighton. from plans to. start on t.v. don't come. it's going to be. two weeks. the. wait for. the us to go ahead companies continue to war. is losing some of the british. rock bottom interest rates. the number of over sixty five's withdrawing. six fold. more and more explicit we look at how movies and video games are pushing boundaries but also straining people psychology to the limit the program. ever since hollywood had child abuse in a late night and twenty's debate has raged about the impact of violent media on our minds and our behavior from alarm about violence in movies in the one nine hundred thirty s. to concerns about the acceleration of violent content across virtually the entire media landscape today hundreds of studies and countless congressional hearings have looked at the issue of media files and always seem to end up a

out principal and half that teachers mirror, brian and carver elementary with the aforementioned everett middle school. a teacher from mission agrees with the district that the problem with underachieving schools is very complex. >> you invest heavily in proposal development of teachers. you improve the quality of the curriculum. i think what you also do is you look at other models of success innel school skim. >> so as not to paint all the schools with the same broad rush, there are many individual succe success stories out here as well. >> my son's been coming here two years and he's bringing me home a's and b's and he's -- i'm proud of his grades and his performance. >> each of the underperforming schools will receive $5 million in federal money, a total of 26 teachers impacted and the district is hoping he these teachers come forward voluntarily to make the move so the district doesn't have to do it for them. >> terry, thanks. concord parents concerned about threatened school closures stage another rally today. parents, students and employees held a demonstration to save their school

hue jackson was the guest of honor tonight at everett jones barbecue. the welcome party organized by oakland city council member brooks. here's the rub. earlier in the day, the league office ordered jackson to end all ties with a company he was endorsing called swat. the company sells supplements including a product which is banned by the nfl. the banned substance. jackson has since ended his relationship with that company. >>> baseball news. when you win the world series, everyone wants to reign. and this guy earned his. casilla, not a star but a key member of that giants bull pen re-signed to a one-year contract. casilla will nearly double his salary last season of $750,000. >>> and the a's continue to spend bolstering that bull pen. officially signing brian fuentes today. two years, 10 million bucks. the a's going to be a playoff-caliber team. >>> the underachieving sharks. but they got a shot in the arm they desperately needed today. >> great bunch of guys. i've heard a lot of things about this organization. i'm thrilled to be a part of it. >> this

right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my gaskins i will they're out if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reporting r t t v are you until next time this is backscatter saying. children down eight thousand by the end of elementary school five hundred sounds of violence spike the age of eighteen. shows to video game show. twenty four hour news channels is now. formulate a steeple just. shakes. those while those who say this is think about it while it is a good try to artistic journalistic features but most of the violence you see is what i call have been god came down from heaven and stopped. at the amen to show. makes the pill easier to. everybody. straight from our headquarters in the heart of moscow this is. the top news headlines from around the world. two vessels trapped in freezing waters off the far east coast are nearing safety. for almost two weeks. to open waters the final ship with over three hundred crew on board waits for assistance the rescue operation has been hampered by. the u.s.

education as a right, a civil-rights for every single -- a civil right for every single american, what everett their chosen endeavor may be. that is why it is so important that the president spent so much time on it. you are right, every president does, but last night president obama spent i think an extraordinary amount of time when the issue of education, and that they say a separate release daresaynd i base appropriately so. tavis: you are a former republican, proud independent. i am wondering if you heard anything that will accrue a political benefit for the president where independents are concerned. while the polls of late suggest the coalition that he put together two years ago, he does not have that coalition together at the moment. of course, he has two years to pull that together again, but anything that you heard last night that might advantage the president getting that dependents back on board? -- getting the independence back on board? tavis: i think so, tavis. many of the cords that he struck reminded me of some things that we heard from president obama when he was the democrati

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all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett i think my guest comes on the lira if you want to send me an e-mail please do this at kaiser reporting r t t v are you until next time this is max keiser saying. lawyers for wiki leaks founder julian assange claim he could be facing time in guantanamo bay or even the death penalty if he's tried in the u.s. this comes as he appears in court in the u.k. filing a swedish extradition warrant washington is investigating possible criminal charges against the song over the release of classified documents. lisbon insists it does not need a bank bailout as it comes under pressure from germany and france to head off a potential euro zone crisis portugal is widely seen as the next to be bailed out if it doesn't regain investor confidence the country represents less than two percent of the blogs gross domestic product but experts fear a knock on effect that could bring down the much larger spanish economy. icebreakers reach the last vessel trapped in freezing waters off russia's far east coast tr

and us president barack obama's upbeat state of the union address is being met with skepticism by everett americans who say he is not focusing on the right things so they have eyes here in r t next hour injury show spotlight and the program this time focuses on ways of safeguarding russia from terrorism. hello again a welcome to spotlight. today my guest on the show is. this week that deadly attack on russia. has cost more than their hundred including foreign service to dozens are hospitals some of them in critical condition police say this was a terrorist attack and the bomb was carried into the building through an unsecured entrance how can we feel safe if the country is. protected here is vice president of the international vets association. broke the lot. more to place in the international arrivals the police say the bomb was stuffed with shrapnel meant to cause serious injury and damage many of the dead are foreigners from the former soviet republics and from the u.k. and germany present bed of his postponed his visit to switzerland where he was to attend the devils forum the preside

iran has confirmed it's invited foreign powers to towards nuclear sites ahead of talks everett's atomic program and voice from russia china and the e.u. are included in the offer is not yet clear whether officials from the u.s. have been asked for international concerns over iran's nuclear ambitions which iran insists are peaceful. sky watchers across the globe are being treated to the sight of a partial solar eclipse that was first seen over algeria before spreading across the middle eastern europe and the pyramids were built for lucky tourists and the moon shadow here between two thirds of the sun's surface a yellow or red crescent skins of petersburg are among the city's treated to a spectacular. almost forty thousand people across central russia are still without electricity after new year blackouts and emergency situation was declared on sunday in the moscow region the massive cutouts began before the new year after an ice storm brought down power cables extreme weather forced hundreds of villages to work two thousand and eleven in darkness authorities managed to restore supply in

author who's lived there since she was a child and was even awarded norwegian on the year as laura everett reports rolls low but i am really a case of the country facing up to issues it's been reluctant to touch before. the clock is ticking for many as her supporters gather in central oslo for what may be the last time to protest her deportation from the country she's learnt to call home as things stand i merely could be sent to russia within days leaving behind her friends the land she grew up in but this is no longer just about money with her book illegal norwegian and her activism she's managed to draw attention to the plight of all people struggling to stay in norway those without papers have no access to work education or health care and can't even get married before money i mean leave very few talks about it but they are now irish of their own have the possibility to have to have the same rights now i think. this movement in support of her specific case. can develop into a movement supporting all the people in her situation it's a cause that unites different groups from organizations

acting as sort of an reassurance that this investigation will indeed six easy said it was in everett those who meted out this punishment on others will be punished themselves and the perpetrators of this attack left thirty five people dead and still one hundred eleven people in hospital they will be brought to justice. with an opponent cruel and senseless crimes committed at dawn we did have an airport many people were killed and many injured and i do not have any doubt that the crime will be uncovered and retaliation will be inevitable the task of the government now is to provide support for the families of those killed and injured. earlier today president medvedev was pointing the finger of blame firmly at the feet of the airport authorities here don't ever saying there was a clear security breach to allow such a vast amount of explosives into the airport building it. have found that they've concluded there was a suicide bomber carrying five kilograms worth of explosives and going into the airport the area where the explosion happened the arrivals area where people wait to meet peo

. >> reporter: it's the same place buffalo bills tightend kevin everett was treated after this life-threatening spinal cord injury in 2007. he was paralyzed from the neck down when he arrived. now he can walk. giffords' husband says they also chose houston because it's close to the nasa space center where he has been training to command an upcoming space shuttle mission. >> it's going to let me be there by her side as much as possible. every single day. >> reporter: giffords has not yet talked and the right side of her body is very weak. her doctors said she'll likely need to relearn even basic tasks. >> brush her teeth, wash her face, cook meals, get in and out of bed, go to the bathroom. those type of things will be the next step. >> reporter: as for the shooter a grand jury has now indicted jared loughner for attempted assassination and attempted murder. prosecutors also plan to seek murder charges which could carry the death penalty. meanwhile, memorials outside the hospital and giffords' office are still growing. >> we made this wonderful sign with hearts we cut out and we put them on the

steal more money because it's at their best doing at or something like that i'm going to get stacey everett here to help me sort out my syntax stacey max actually speaking of syntax pronunciation isn't my first headline story more icelandic bankers arrested so while all the bankers are meeting in dallas switzerland this week. unreported in the mainstream media that there has been more arrests in iceland where you can't pronounce any of the guy's names so of course if you can't pronounce their names have these bankers been arrested banker jones doherty or a banker jones due to be well actually say one of the arrested parties in iceland is the former landsbanki treasury boss john thorstein lifeson. yes ok so that iceland special prosecutor into the banking crisis has confirmed the rays have taken place and arrests have been made the central bank of iceland is among the institutions under investigation in particular these arrests in the past week and involve a three hundred million dollar loan made by lend a spanking on october sixth two thousand and eight the day emergency law was enacted in

all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy everett and with my gas cans on the lira if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot ru until next time this is max keiser saying bio. own home. more years for wiggle leaks founder julian assange claim he could be facing time in guantanamo bay or even the death penalty. if he's tried in the u.s. this comes as he appears in court in the u.k. fighting swedish extradition warrant. portugal insists it does not need a bank bailout as it comes under pressure from germany and france to head off a potential euro zone crisis portugal is widely seen as the next euro zone countries that will need to be bailed out after greece and ireland. breakers are reaching the last vessel for a fortnight in freezing waters off russia's far east coast more than three hundred people are on board the ship. those are headlines and i'll be back with more in about thirty minutes but up next we cross to our washington studio for some topical debate on the show. walking the alone a show will

bryant elementary, carver elementary and and everett.hey agreed to take as much as $1.5 million for each campus but must remove 50% of the teachers. >> for each one of those schools to have that money to really fund their reform process is hugely significant for those communities. >> give them the resources, give them the professional development, don't punish the people keeping the schools afloat. >> district officials hope enough teachers volunteer to leave to prevent the need for forced transfers. >>> the university of california's attempt to attract more outof state students paid off. the system received more than 11% applications for fall of 2011 than fall of 2010. non-residents pay more to attend helping the university deal with budget cuts. overall, 142,000 students applied. of those is expected 70% will be accepted. >>> president obama plans to ease up on travel restrictions to cuba. the president intends to allow students and church groups to visit the communist country and any u.s. citizen would be allowed to spend as much as $

bryant elementary, carver elementary and and everett. they agreed to take as much as $1.5 million for each campus but must remove 50% of the teachers. >> for each one of those schools to have that money to really fund their reform process is hugely significant for those communities. >> give them the resources, give them the professional development, don't punish the people keeping the schools afloat. >> district officials hope enough teachers volunteer to leave to prevent the need for forced transfers. >>> the university of california's attempt to attract more outof state students paid off. the system received more than 11% applications for fall of 2011 than fall of 2010. non-residents pay more to attend helping the university deal with budget cuts. overall, 142,000 students applied. of those is expected 70% will be accepted. >>> president obama plans to ease up on travel restrictions to cuba. the president intends to allow students and church groups to visit the communist country and any u.s. citizen would be allowed to spend as much as

it was a choice i had to make that have to fight with my parents everett, home or have a relationship with them when and do my own sing. he thought that i was going to be a problem as well. looking back on it, you just have to play the game right. i am so important and whatever. the advisers agreed you are becoming a problem. i was never invited back. it is part of my story. i grew up watching on tv. >> what do you think about the immigration policy? >> say that again. [talking over each other] >> i assume you are talking about arizona's notorious -- asking about my father -- he got a lot of publicity this summer. it was a large part of being arizona. it was not the racist bill that they wanted you to see. i don't think it will go through. it was a large part of being an american. as ronald reagan said, for many people, it is unfortunate it did not get negative publicity it for the ones that really took major hits. thank you. >> hello. i am old enough, and in u.s. senate, those would be the legacies. i hear sarah palin will be is legacy. what are your thoughts about it? >> no matter w

did lawrence -- edith everett. >> thank you. >> did lawrence have any special concern or affection for the arabs, or was it a question of history and geography? >> uh, lawrence had a deep, deep personal affection for the arabs. one of the things that is clearest in studying lawrence's campaigns is how bitterly he rejected the notion that the arabs could be used as an ordinary fighting army. he resented and was very often extremely angry about any arab casualtieses. he understood that the arabs, and still to a certain degree today, that they fought as tribes and clans. therefore, the kind of mindless casualties inflicted upon the french, british and german army and the russian army in the first world war would have been unthinkable to the arabs because everyone lost was a person known to them. they did not think of themselves as an arab nation. they thought of themselves as part of a clan, the clan was part of a tribe, the tribe owed an allegiance to some larger entity. but not to an enormous entity. it was always somebody that you knew and to whose tent you could go and to whom you cou

everette sending in this shot. once your kids see this picture they will want to do this. enjoying a snow angel in the sierra. >> they love that. >> gorgeous conditions. they will want to head up there now. let's show you what's going on in san jose. not cold enough to get snow but 50 degrees. a little breeze out of the southeast this morning with some rain flying around the south bay. temperatures around the rest of the bay area, mostly 40s and 50s right now. a little breezy this morning, we had the winds kick up as our weather system now is approaching the coast and it's one here that you can see is tossing a lot of snow towards the sierra and quite a bit of rain earlier this morning around the south bay, this is a three-hour loop on the radar and see the rain lifting off to the north. right now we still have the batches of rain coming in to the south bay. livermore, tri-valley along 680, rain going south to north, and notice around san francisco, we've got some rain moving in. pretty good cell west of daly city approaching downtown san francisco in the next five minutes

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present its recommendations on possible school closings >>> bryant elementary, carver elementary and everett are on the list of low performing schools. the schools have to adopt one of four plans in exchange of death federal grant money. they have to replace at least 26 teachers. the school district reportedly said the option was not their preferred choice >>> a federal judge killed in the tucson shootings will be laid to rest today. the members of a controversial church have agreeed not to picket. in exchange they'll receive free air time on two raid yes stailings. they have picketed outside funerals. judge roll's service follows an emotional farewell to the younge st victim. 9-year-old christina taylor green was laid to red yesterday. among the mourners, the girl's aunt, kim green, an oakland firefighter. the battalion chief also attende d the funeral >> it was good to support kim. we wanted to show support to kim during this emotional service >> christina was born on september 11th, 2001, the day of the terrorist attack >>> there will be a candlelight vigil at walnut creek to remember the

students and faculty at ap and everett middle schools are e ncouraged to smile at each other, all day long. it's respect week in the san francisco unified school district. they are hoping that today's smiling event will teach tolerance and also promote p eace. >> i don't know about you but if i smile too much my mouth kind of hurts. >> worth a try. >> yes. >>> one pizza parlor owner came up with a really bright idea but maybe too bright for some. >>> also, it was a new story that one tv station may have been embarrassed to report on. look at this. this crew really ended up stuck in the overpass. >>> traffic is moving along relatively well this morning as you drive on highway 4 getting out to done ed -- concord. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> a new san rafael pizza restaurant might have to tone down their design board. some found it a little too bright and shiny. last night the board has asked city planners to help out the owners of the pizza shop to work together to soften the b uilding's bright yellow and green colors. the restaurant on 4th street i

at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks.et, ripe blueberries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. >>> good morning. time now is 7:56. we want to check in with christina and get a look at the friday forecast. >> so close to the weekend now. temperature-wise we are looking good for the weekend. looks like we will not see rain as well. the past few have been rainy. we will take the improvement and we have dense fog to contend with. visibility is improving across the bay area. and south and east bay looking good. we want to take it easy out there. temperatureses are warmer from the clout cover. high pressure in control and the areas that are getting the cloud cover about 3 degrees warmer than those that aren't. 37 degrees in santa rosa versus 40 in santa cruz. as we head throughout the day, temperatures in the upper 50s. this t

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patients like buffalo bills' player kevin everett.e was paralyzed with a spine injury and told he'd never walk again. at this hospital, he proved them wrong. still, doctors caution, giffords' road to recovery will be a long one. >> oftentimes it's very challenging. it takes a significant amount of motivation on the part of the patient. a huge amount of family support. >> reporter: giffords also has the support of her community. we can't say for sure what she saw when she stood at that window, but this would be tough to miss. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, tucson. >>> and a story developing right here in new york. a mob takedown. federal agents say more than 100 sub spekted mobsters may be arrested by day's end in new york, new jersey and rhode island. charges range from racketeering to murder. could be the largest single crackdown on organized crime. >>> here at home, the nation's number one retailer, walmart, is rolling out a plan to cut the fat, sugar and salt from its packaged foods. and cut prices on fresh foods

so heavy they had to switch to this graphic with the numbers and payouts and for more heading to everett, washington, where rick price of seattle station is standing we with more. hey, rick. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, jeff good morning everybody. for the record this is not the winning ticket but somewhere out there in the state of washington is one that looks very much like it worth about $177 million more than this. that's half of that $355 million prize. let's show you some pictures of the buzz on this thing. really amazing. thousands of people lined up to buy the tickets in 41 states including here in washington. the clerk here tells me this one store went through two rolls of lotto paper on one shift alone saying that's extraordinary. all that demand pushed the prize up from where it was a day or so ago, $330 million, now over $350 and people who had not gotten one were talking about it. one woman told me she didn't really know what she'd do if she won it but probably give a lot to charity and then probably also retire. now, besides the jackpot, prizes range from

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can someone suggest that the senate of henry clay or daniel webster, lyndon johnson, everett dirksen, that that senate was the same as the house of representatives? i mean, even in my short time here -- i've been here now, what, 26 years -- we used to have amendments on the floor that we would debate and vote. and if you got 51 votes, you won. we don't do that anymore. under the present structure of the senate, under the present rule 22, the way it is being used today, every measure that passes the senate must have 60 votes. whatever happened to the idea of majority rule? now you have to have 60 votes. and i've heard some say that, well, if you have to have 60 votes, this encourages compromise to get to the 60 votes. well, i'm all for compromise. i've brought a lot of legislation to the floor in my time here. some have been adopted 100-0. farm bills, appropriations bills, others that i have brought to the floor, both as a majority -- in the majority party and in the minority party, as the ranking member on a committee, and we didn't need 60 votes. if someone offered an amendment, they

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filibuster, would they also suggest that the senate of henry clay or daniel webster or lyndon johnson or everett dirksen was the same as the house of representatives? i don't think so. the fact is, what was never intended was that a supermajority of 60 votes would be needed to enact virtually any piece of legislation or confirm any nominee. in fact, the framers of the constitution were very clear about where a supermajority is required. there were only five in the original constitution -- ratification of a treaty, override of a veto, votes of impeachment, passage of a constitutional amendment and expulsion of a member. now, if they wanted to have supermajorities, they would have said so. but it's not in the constitution. the filibuster is not in the constitution. the first senate expressly included a rule permitting the majority to end debate and bring a measure to a vote by moving the previous question. i repeat, the first senate, the first senate had a rule that permitted the majority to end debate. alexander hamilton explained that a supermajority requirement would mean that a small minority

at the providence everett hospital i was so impressed when i met a doctor, a cardiac physician, who brought some efficiencies on how they handle cardiac patients. so instead of moving the patient all around, they bring the physicians to the patient. you know what? they've knocked almost a full day off the time you have to be in a hospital and they've reduced the infection rate by almost a half, improving quality. at children's hospital they're building a hospital that uses 30% less square footage than the average hospital. these are the types of efficiencies that reneed to reduce the rate of medical inflation. this is one of the reasons that the congressional budget office found that this bill will actually reduce the deficit by $230 billion. let's keep moving forward and not go backward. defeat this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan. mr. upton: mr. speaker, at this point i would yield one minute to the gentleman from ohio, mr. latta. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for one minute. mr. latta: thank you

there was a man named everett dirksen, a republican majority leader from illinois who since his personalolitical capital to partner with that great texas president to bring about profound and moral change to this country. 25 years ago when i got into politics i did because i had an agenda. i still do. i got in it because i love the adventure of it, and i still do. i got it because, frankly, i was a little competitive. the other reason i do it today is for my two kids. i of a six-year-old and an eight year old. and for joe and me, our job is to see their future. and after today being with all of you, i know we will see their future. because i know i can count on you to go home and make a difference in a way that's going to help me. because joe and i can't do it alone. it's going to take all of us. and i am so proud to be part of the movement that's going to make a better life for my kids. thank you for being here and safe travel to your home. [applause] .. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> for these children, our children, and for all of america's children, the house will come to order. >> with the start

can someone suggest that the senate of henry clay or daniel webster, lyndon johnson, everett dirksen, that that senate was the same as the house of representatives? i mean, even in my short time here -- i've been here now, what, 26 years -- we used to have amendments on the floor that we would debate and vote. and if you got 51 votes, you won. we don't do that anymore. under the present structure of the senate, under the present rule 22, the way it is being used today, every measure that passes the senate must have 60 votes. whatever happened to the idea of majority rule? now you have to have 60 votes. and i've heard some say that, well, if you have to have 60 votes, this encourages compromise to get to the 60 votes. well, i'm all for compromise. i've brought a lot of legislation to the floor in my time here. some have been adopted 100-0. farm bills, appropriations bills, others that i have brought to the floor, both as a majority -- in the majority party and in the minority party, as the ranking member on a committee, and we didn't need 60 votes. if someone offered an amendment, they

filibuster, would they also suggest that the senate of henry clay or daniel webster or lyndon johnson or everett dirksen was the same as the house of representatives? i don't think so. the fact is, what was never intended was that a supermajority of 60 votes would be needed to enact virtually any piece of legislation or confirm any nominee. in fact, the framers of the constitution were very clear about where a supermajority is required. there were only five in the original constitution -- ratification of a treaty, override of a veto, votes of impeachment, passage of a constitutional amendment and expulsion of a member. now, if they wanted to have supermajorities, they would have said so. but it's not in the constitution. the filibuster is not in the constitution. the first senate expressly included a rule permitting the majority to end debate and bring a measure to a vote by moving the previous question. i repeat, the first senate, the first senate had a rule that permitted the majority to end debate. alexander hamilton explained that a supermajority requirement would mean that a small minority