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fams grew after 9/11 and the christmas day bombing attempt. how they are deployed and how many they are cannot be discussed in open session, however, it is possible to note that many other security measures have been put into place since both of those events took place. intensified screening, new and more capable intelligence, information sharing, a more secure cockpit and expansion of the federal flight deck officer program are examples of steps taken to secure aviation that reduce the need to allow fams on routes that do not represent a high risk potential. this bill focuses on funding to fund the top priority routes based on threats whether national or international. the bill fully funds the ffdo program which complements fams and is the only security element on board. it directs t.s.a. and fams to look how to include other federal law enforcement agents working with them. this amendment would sustain funding to lower priority flights at the expense of other security measures that offer more immediate security impacts. the committee report

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. >>> a 7-year-old san pablo girl is credited with saving her entire fam from a house fire. the smoke detectors were not working and when she smelled smoke, she sprang into action. monty francis has the story. monty? >> reporter: raj, no one was hurt, but the house was a total loss. forevers said had it not been for the actions of the 7-year-old girl, the fire could have had a tragic result. >> i had bad days, but this is the top. >> down the charred hall ways of her home of 15 years, it's easy to see what leslie medina lost. >> inside the closet. it's all gone. >> not until you hear the mother of two tell her story, you understand just how fortunate she really is. >> my daughter came and told me that there was smoke coming out of the closet. i went inside and tried to see it and i saw that it was small and i tried to turn it off. the flame got bigger. >> it was about 2:00 at the home on dover avenue near 23rd street. medina's daughter was in the living room watching tv. when she smelled smoke, she yelled for her mother. the girl ran to a bedroom where her aunt was taking a

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if we are not careful, with he could be going towards fam. >> randy, a question? a question for you, randy, before you go? >> the question is- >> did you talk about debs with your grandfather? >> i am asking you, did you talk with your grandfather about debs? >> yes, i did. >> which election did he vote for him in? >> the 1916 election, i believe. >> 1920. >> 916 was the year he sat out, as a matter of fact. >>u, randy. appreciate it. why did h sit out in 1916? >> he was in ill health. i think he only ran in 1920, because of the unusual circumstances. he felt that it wa time to pass on the baton of the movement to somebody else. he did run for congress here in indiana in 1916. he didn't feel up to the red special. when he was on that red special train, he wasgiving5 speeches a day. he would come back exhausd to terre haute and collapse, i guess, in one of the bedrooms upstairs and spend weeks trying to recover. so in 1916, he decided to sit out. >> lisa phillips, an's comments were probably music to your ears about the lack of teaching of labor history in teach at

meetings and be very disruptive and say there's another fam inbehind the lines because there wasn't twitter. there wasn't email, there wasn't internet. that's a huge change. i think the second is again we're not where we need to be. but these issues are discussed and out there in the international affairs forum in a way they didn't use to be. it used to be lonely work to get people to pay attention to those. now a combination of the internet, i think a huge factor has been activism and advocacy in this whole set of issues. the third is i think for as many as people as there are who want to suppress and oppress and deny people even their survival we're seeing a huge uptick in the people that want to push in the other direction. whether it's in yemen or elsewhere, you've got governments speaking up about this that 20 years ago would have just casually let it happen on their borders. now none of that is new, but i think the trajectory is one that over time it will be more and more difficult to be able to perpetrate the kind of abuse that we've seen. again, i don't want to overstate it. i think

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rethink communication has to be beyond the beneficiary providers, fam members, state agencies that buys beneficiaries. of very a carefully designed communications plan to make sure they are not ended for and they coerced into arrangements that will not work for them. >> is there a possibility the opt out mechanism could lead to resemble a waiver program? >> yes. that is the principal concern and launched after talks about that the state proposals as i understand it now in excess of 3 million beneficiaries the move into the new arrangement by our reckoning is a program change we would pervert to see a much more smaller number so we have the means to carefully evaluate how well the effort has worked. >> if it is a wave, it is a waiver program and we will not get good information by moving their group all at once. >> thank you mr. sheen 94 your testimony to discuss medpac analysis and recommendation is a great value to the subcommittee her appreciate medpac is taking on issues that is important to the medicare program considering the extent of the fiscal challenges facing the program it is

president obama sounding a fam belt. and that is bb. is like someone goes to a restaurant and orders a steak dinner and just as you are sitting down, they leave. and accuse you of running up the tab. >> democrats telling the president he should stop that message. >> and what does tv host joy beharthink of hiring private workers. she would like his house to burn down. here's the take. >> he didn't go for the win on purpose. nascar superstar jeff gordon pulling in our pit stop. "fox and friends" hour two starts right now for a wet wednesday. is jeff gordon going to be out in a race car and you are having a dual. >> 10 years it wouldn't have been close. but now, i in the top of my game and jeff is trying to reestablish. >> you make it sound like a has been. that would be a great first question. >> recently when you are doing racing. >> what is new. >> what happens if you lose him? >> that's a great message for our kids. >> at any cost. that's what people see in politicings. >> there is a reason why i didn't host romper room. i had the wron

national audubon society, the national wildlife federation, the nature conservancy, ocean conservancy, ox fam america and greater new orleans rin inc. were some of te first to step up. ducks unlimited, america's wetlands foundation, restore or retreat -- a very vibrant local and dynamic organization in south larouche parish. the chamber of southwest louisiana, pat ton rouge area foundation, and women of the storm, representing thousands of women -- not just throughout the gulf coast, mr. president, but as well as as well from your state as well as every state in the union, women that stepped up and said, this kind of accident has to stop; this kind of explosion should never happen again; and, most importantly, they said the people that were hurt the most, the area that was damaged the worst should be compensated by this fine. this money should not come to the general fund of the united states to be spent everywhere else in the nation, for a variety of unrelated purposes. the restore act says, no, the right way for this money to be allocated is to the area where the accident occurred, where th