prior to working at m.j., fawn worked for the "wall street journal." i'll go ahead and turn it over to you. >> i ask dwroverpb please take your -- ask everyone to please take your seats. >> can you all hear me? i will talk while you're getting your coffee. now we're going to talk about details. i cover transportation for "national journal" and i've been involved in and watched the various ins and outs of what has been going on in congress, which got really interesting in the summer. we have a panel with a wide variety of perspectives on the transportation debate. i'm going give you a brief opener and then we'll talk. we are taking agrees the audience. i believe you all have cars that you can -- cards that our folks are collecting and giving them to me or giving me some sort of electronic device to ask them. also we're tweeting this. the hash tag is pound m.j. debate if you have any of these and want to send questions that way. and if we get really friendly, i'll just call on you. without further ado, let's talk about who we have here. immediately on my

i pet the fawn, twisting my calves. two fish leap, kiss, and die. fish, fry here, oh my fish, sway grass in coin of rain so far we kill the all of fishes presides while i walk by, covering my head. the last one is, my bones are in the mountain. my bones are in that mountain, in the veil of flowers beyond its southern pass. slipped down to me by the sky long ago. broken, a coterie of lambs thought of as a bush. the land was yellow and contained a tree. a man tied to a pole looked up. he is praying and others, too, are glancing eastward. oh, house of cans, i squat, wind blows. to replace its word is why i gather mushrooms in sticky sun i squat, peaceful juice spills on my gaping pant leg finally, finally. the mountain becomes a cloud, slouching south, following the man. and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >> this is called lesson. trying to pull yourself back along the words, trying to get close to what holds the flesh to them. so you talk over the words. you shout to the words and the words sometimes begin, just begin to drag you along like

i pet the fawn, twisting my calves. two fish leap, kiss, and die. fish, fry here, oh my fish, sway grass in coin of rain so far we kill the all of fishes presides while i walk by, covering my head. the last one is, my bones are in the mountain. my bones are in that mountain, in the veil of flowers beyond its southern pass. slipped down to me by the sky long ago. broken, a coterie of lambs thought of as a bush. the land was yellow and contained

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six and ove-- she'll have way too much self-respect to fawn over you.teady. oh... oh! (laughs) perfect. right. oh, god. i can't believe i let you read my poetry. i loved it. the one about the broken flower? you've got a good ear. wow.h] this is crazy. i mean, normally, i would say, "let's do it on the bar." ah... but i actually find myself wanting to go somewhere and talk to you some more. well, let's go. okay. okay. (chuckles) changed my mind. hey, sara. it's me. all the trains are down, so i am biking to a lunch date. just thought i might catch you. man, i hope this turns things around, 'cause it's... (gasps) (groaning) so, uh, so how long have you been with dr. helm? uh, i've been there since before... i-i think we should take you to the hospital. oh, no. i feel fine. let's enjoy thnight. you know? enjoy each other. i'd be down to split some calamari. it'd be kind of fun. what do you think? your forehead's bleeding again. oh, no. i'm good. thank you. yeah, i think i'm gonna go. but, uh, good luck with your face. (sighs) man. (speed-dial beeping) to o

growth calling all football fans and hahn -- >> greta: calling all fawn fa and fashionistas.on wife of jets owner woody johnson for a preview. >> who would have guessed! greta is a breen bay fan, i'm going to pull her to the side because new york is closer to where she is living now in washington. you never know. >> greta: i've only been to jets' games when they win. >> i think you will be coming to every jets game now. you will be getting more invitations from my husband >> greta: that's wonderful to hear. although my packer family -- >> i know, i respect them. we are all partners for 364 days a year except game day then it is on. so we love the entire nfl. >> greta: what is in? >> the nfl new apparel line to give female fans more ways to show off their pride. this is one of the pieces i'm wearing. this is my out on the town look. >> greta: there are purses, jewelry. >> there was an array of fans women 15 to 50. we wanted to give our fans a little bit of everything. obviously you have a fan that is front and center. then you have the quiet fan who wants to maybe show a littl

into custody hayward police said they have evidence against her and exclude it is option least blood fawned on her shoes she was last seen leaving kaiser hospital and a videocassette recordings shows esteban in the garages before and after the disappearance on may 27th and also but from the self on power >> the family wanted to thank everyone involved with a search. >> on 8 separate at occasion to volunteers were combing the area vermicelli >> as long as the family has the well to focus on their loved one pitted hours and others and there is always reason to expect a resolution >> he is a volunteer with the klass kids foundation >> it is a tragedy i've hit everybody that invest themselves in this search experienced some type of >> her loss and the circumstances around de is something that stays with the for the rest of your life >> with the resources of more limited somewhere convince the but it would never be found this situation proved not to be true it showed the determination of the family coupled with the police department and volunteers to bring a resolution. bois >> we will have upda

have to do homework, be winners while the girls get to go shopping with their bffs and sit around fawningcupcakes. is that fair, jc penny? not fair at all. nonetheless, congratulations on becoming the official t-shirt supplier of the ridiculist.

have to do homework, be winners while the girls get to go shopping with their bffs and sit around fawning over puppies and cupcakes. is that fair, jc penny? not fair at all. nonetheless, congratulations on becoming the official t-shirt supplier of the ridiculist. that's it for "360." john king usa starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> breaking news from libya where a manhunt by nato forces, muammar gadhafi keeps surfacing and taunting the world. earlier today nato bombed the barracks in baun knee wall lead where some reports say gadhafi may be hiding. if he is they didn't get him. a few hours later, gadhafi or presumably his voice turned up on a sympathetic tv network, al rae. >> translator: give up ourselves to them? we're not stupid. we are not cowards. the libyan people are brave. >> a few hours ago, the voice was back, this time gadhafi called on his followers to start an insurgency like the one that nearly destroyed iraq after the fall of saddam hussein. >> translator: we will fight against you, wherever you are. we will sacrifice our lives so that the son of libya will become and the st

have to do homework, be winner, while the girls get to go shopping with their bffs and sit around fawning over puppies and cupcakes. is that fair, jcpenney? not fair at all. nonetheless, congratulations on becoming the official t-shirt supplier of the ridiculist. that's it for "360." thanks for watching us. >>> tonight battles in washington. tea party turmoil. anyone knows what is going on behind the scenes of this country's political drama it is surely frank rich, a man of strong opinions who says the president's problem is bizarrely that nobody knows who he is. tonight "new york" magazine's frank rich on the president, tea party, and what this country has or hasn't learned since 9/11. plus singer josh groban. >> i laughed. i cried. i think i through up too. >> a man who can make anything sound good, even my tweets. >> i might want to give some of your very dramatic, very passionate tweets, the gravitas that they quite frankly deserve. memo to all the spotty tax dodging door scrounging anarchists in london, please just give it a rest for today, can you thanks >> this is "piers morgan ton

he helped and eventually released the fawn, >> this baby rescue. see it is sitting on the concrete the rescue of the 1 month old took two awards. it is now recovering at the wild care rehabilitation in san rafael. we will be back. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. fast >>catherine: this is in libya one of the last cities loyal to moammar gaddafi sirte, this is near the manchurian coast near his home town. libyan forces say they have captured 40 operati opposition soldiers. >> returning to earth after five months without gravity. with cosmonauts, they quickly came drifting home overnight back from the international space station. they were on board a soviet capsule. the central asia cause of st >> the bill has been paid but these are still being held. the bill has been paid. >> still, they have been wait

fawn did a great job outlining where we are heading in where we are going. at least six months now, the senate has passed an extension. unfortunately, we have been really good at passing extensions for a number of years, both on the surface and more so on the aviation side where we have 22 extensions. nothing to be proud of, but nonetheless, better than shutting programs down. the only terminology i would change with respect to what she mentioned was, people talk about cutting spending, and i review was that we were trying to stop the borrowing that has been going on for years now. the gas tax is bringing in about $35 billion a year and we are spending $50 billion a year. it is not sustainable when you have to borrow $15 billion every single year to maintain our bridges and roads around the country. what we are trying to dupe -- there is no doubt that the transformation -- transportation committee is committed to a viable transportation program. we started out in january and the committee travelled around the country to it seemed like every state in the coun

he gets all of the western media are fawning over him, trying to get interviews and he goes to columbiand really has a platform. you cannot blame him for trying to do a complete spin job at the u.n. it is a friendly territory at the u.n. for him. he's treated like a real president with rational thought and that is problematic and certainly, every time he comes and speaks at the u.n., the american public just scratch their head and think, what is going on? why would the united nations treat this man with such respect? and, i think he likes coming and, you know, is staying on the upper east side, staying in a nice hotel and his team is shopping and i'm sure they're having a great time in new york. >> eric: well, he'll be a few blocks from us in fox news and we'll report on it all week. rick grinell, always good to see you, thanks for joining us on this sunday morning. all right, jamie? >> jamie: speaking of iran, eric, growing fears about iran's true nuclear ambitions. an iranian official announcing that iran is ready to share its nuclear expertise with other countries, thanks to the laun

there is plenty of firepower to fawn over.uided bombs, shoulder-mounted rockets, massive tanks all there on dismay. 20,000 people are reportedly attending including military leaders from around the world, but who's buying? greg talcott is live in london with more. greg? >> reporter: hey, jon. i'm standing from front of a mock-up of the state of the art f-35 jet fighter, just a taste of what is inside this show. some 6500, 65 countries involved, 1300 manufacturers all trying to outdazzle each other with the latest high-tech weaponry, also trying to have a stronger sales pitch than the others. serious wheeling and dealing going on at this show right now, jon. a short while ago we were on the exhibition floor. we got a taste of the sights and the sounds of the place. here, take a look. unmanned battlefields is very big, this is kind of unmanned aircraft we've seen a lot of over the afghanistan/pakistan border, as well as robots taking the place, whenever possible, of the grunt on the ground. it's a lot safer that way. this is a s

on a fishing trip in michigan find a baby deer struggling to swim across the bay so they pulled the fawnased it close to the shore. pretty extraordinary there. capturing the entire rescue on their cell phone. yeah, now it is free and off into the wild blue yonder -- or at least that little island. >> imagine the sunset you'd see if you lived on one of the planets nasa has discovered outside our solar system. it has two suns just like one of the planets in the "star wars" movies. chad meyers, this is not in the pictures? this is the real deal? >> this is the real deal. it is 200 light years a way. we will never find out whether luke skywalker really lives there or not. they have named it tattooing. remember when luke sees the two suns setting? actually it exists. they've renamed it. this is what the artist rendition looks like. the planet would be here. two suns, one red and one orange. that is from nasa. so where is it? the center of our milky way galaxy. there's our sun and this telescope has been looking for years and years out here trying to find planets that pass in front of surgeons

fawn did a great job outlining where we are headed and where we're going.six months at least, now that the senate has passed an extension. unfortunately we have been really good about passing extensions for a number of years, bows -- both on the surface side and more so on the aviation side, where we've had 22 extensions. nothing to be proud of, but nonetheless better than shutting programs down. the only terminology that i would change with respect to what fawn mentioned is people talk about cutting spending. our view was that we were trying to stop the ball rolling that -- borrowing that has been going on, the gas tax bringing in $35 billion a year and we're spending $50 billion a year. it is unsustainable to borrow $15 billion every year to maintain our bridges and roads around the country. all we're trying to do -- no doubt that chairman mica and the transportation committee, republicans and democrats, are committed to a viable transportation program. we started out in january and the committee travelled around the country, to almost every state in the

there's something so great about the sound of the water in the fawn mountains that is very moving. >>s announced. that's money towards aids across africa and in the countries that have the highest amount of rates of aids. that's going to set up cervical testing and treatment. if your immune system is compromised by aids, you're also likely to have cervical cancer. it's passed by a virus. the hp virus. it's simple to test. and now, there's a vaccine for the hp virus. we're hoping to add vaccine, as well to it. people live productive good lives, now, they won't die from cervical cancer. >> sthaenand they are living longer because of this medication. and, nancy, for susan g. komen, be aligned with this. how did you get the groups together? >> it's was building on strength. when i was with the white house, i traveled with the bushes and the team. and we got to view a clinic in tanzania. and i got to wondering, i wonder if we could add a curve cal screening piece on this. it's'snew. we know it's bold. but we believe we can retus death from curve serve cal cancer. you're very gracious to in

fawn did a great job outlining where we are headed, going.we have six months at least now that the senate has passed an extension. unfortunately we have been good at passing extensions for a number of years, both on the surface side and more so on the aviation side, where we have had 22 extensions. nothing to be proud of, but nonetheless a lot better than shutting programs down. the only terminology that i would change with respect to what was mentioned as people talk about cutting spending, and i think our view was that we were trying to stop the bar away -- borrowing that has been going on for years. the gas tax has brought in $35 billion a year, and we are spending $50 billion a year. what we are trying to do -- there is no doubt german micah, -- chairman micah is committed to a viable transportation program. the committee travelled around the country in january to almost every state and had listening sessions at hearings, on a bipartisan basis. when the chairman came back, he put basically a draft bill together that would -- that inc. wha