for paying additional staff, for bringing in additional metal detection equipment, identifications gannett, retention of this information, etc., and i mentioned it westboro, but i do not think it is 0 and up, because it did not mention during background checks of every single of korea, because they will be handling our personal data, and there is a potential for a breach of up privacy but also identity theft, from anyone who is a busboy at a club and has access to an opposite computer with this information is stored. thank you. president newlin: thank you. >> good evening again, commissioners. save the rave. we did this in conjunction with you guys and the new commission. we had about three new people come to speak out about the need to protect the events. they are in a state of crisis right now, and if these conditions were to go through, that would just make this crisis that much worse. there is huge, huge public outcry over these conditions, and we do hope that you will reject them fully and completely. thank you. [applause] >> my name is david, and i am a residents. my observation is t

. >>> changes coming just days after an investigation by our gannett partners into alleged cheating. a seal will be placed on booklets that can only be opened by the student. >> so you can't really get to them prior. and we will make sure that tests are shipped as quickly as possible after the exams. >> there is also a tip line to report any violations during test taking. anyone with concerns can call 202-654-6100. >>> coming up, the quaran burning back lash. a deadly response to a florida pastor putting the muslim holy brook on title and sentencing it to burn. >>> later, topper's weekend forecast. >> grab a moderate coat if you're headed out tonight. we will show you the numbers. we finally made it out of the 40s. averages are now 62 and 42. record high 88. record low 15. we will come back and talk about some rain and snow showers tomorrow and the rest of the weekend. >>> first, after virginia state police shut down a homeless camp along i-95 the state delegate who caused the reaction explains why. >>> a protest in northern afghanistan turns deadly. gathering outside a united nation

gannett check out r t washington. forces continue to impose a no fly zone over libya there are concerns that. europe security experts. plotting terror attacks in revenge for strikes. e.u. countries have taken the lead role in forcing the u.n. resolution but their efforts all the way over in libya now threaten to bring conflict right to their very own back doors i list claim colonel gadhafi now has little other weapons left in his armory that oversees terror he's faced repeated accusations that he ordered lockerbie bombing that killed two hundred seventy mostly westerners and experts say some countries are particularly in the firing line three leading countries of the offensive operation that means from. united states of course the only. really is to use their right so i think. it's a clear cut in prison ventra today in the coming days in the coming weeks but e.u. backing for and dribbles could backfire further rebel leaders include the libyan islamic fighting group and associates of al qaida and the casualties mountin

gannett has a very complicated title, so i will let her introduce herself. -- janet. >> i wear a lot of hats at the chamber. i'm executive director for transportation and infrastructure in congressional and public affairs and i'm vice- president to the americans for transportation, mobility coalition. i begged for a card that was double sided, but it did not work out. >> we are going to pick up from tom's comprehensive remarks. i think he set the table for the whole day. talk a little about infrastructure. i will start by talking about the background of the world we find ourselves in and then i will pass it to janet's. she will talk about the particulars of where the timber stands on a lot of legislation that is pending on capitol hill and some of the studies that are being done by her organization that you can expect to see over the course of the year. let's talk about the backdrop, where do we find ourselves. i was fortunate to go with tom to japan. i am working on supply chain management. what better place to look at the planting management than japan and the challenges that it fa

chuck rostum from gannett.e speaking this morning there's a hearing on the aarp and its nonprofit status. and you add that to the list of planned parenthood, npr and big bird and epa, defunding epa, i'm wondering congressman weber, if you're concerned that this new republican majority in the house has been branded as an ideological majority, more interested in defunding the left than in actually balancing the budget? and i'd be interested in congressman fazio's comment on that as well. >> yeah, i am somewhat concerned about that. i want to clarify, though, the republicans -- the democrats wanted to say we should strip spending bills of all riders and deliver clean spending bills and i don't care that far because republicans -- if you think about it from a policy standpoint, the only policy leverage they have is to attach something to a spending bill. they're not going to pass a bill through the senate and get it signed in law by the president so they must -- whether it's -- i mean, you've identified the most em