>> georgia is a donor state. last five years, the last highway bill, it's estimated that upwards of $800 million more dollars would be spent in the state of georgia had they just gotten back what they sent up. >> san rafael, california, republican line. good morning. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. the problem with the situation you're going to give the money back to the state of california, for example, for being responsible, the problem sheer that they're irresponsible. i've been a general contractor 30 years in the state of california, in construction, construction industry. the roads and highways here, they take too long, use too many people, and they have their transportation authorizations of people standing around doing nothing. whereas in the state of utah, i visioned quite at few times. family members in utah. they're, they're much more efficient and effective with their funds and the quality of the industry moves along much better than here in this irresponsible state of california. >> i don't know

broun of georgia. page 86, line 12, after the dollar amount insert reduced by $562,150,000. page 150, line 9, after the dollar amount increase by $562,150,000. the chair: the gentleman from georgia is recognized to explain his amendment. mr. broun: the underlying bill increases funding for the public housing operating fund by over $500 million from this year, from fiscal year 2012. my amendment would simply return the funding back to this year from the proposed level. it's $500 million increase. at a time when our nation is broke and american taxpayers are struggling to put food on their tables and looking for jobs, it is imperative that we look for commonsense cuts wherever we can, and this is one of those. it's a lot of money. $500 million. some would say it's very small amount compared to the overall funding level proposed in this bill, but it's still $500 million. we just have to stop spending money that we don't have. i urge my colleagues to support this very simple amendment that would save over

i'm going to make this quick i went to georgia tech and leila's went to georgia and we haven't beaten the university of georgia but one time in the last ten years, so i just want to make this remark and he is a fine guy. he's rather uneducated because of where we went to school but on the other hand i am very educated and very quickly a long time ago in a place far, far away, a group of americans, many of your contemporaries but much of you are much under had the pleasure of going to graduate school in a terrible place. it took over six years on average to get out of there. a lot of it had to do with academic problems which held us back, but most of all we were in a laboratory and a literally was in a laboratory of incredibly unique i don't think the business school could quite compare with what we encountered. we learned of leadership, we possessed it to a certain extent and we had agreed leaders some of them will be introduced to ensure shortly both senior and

and he lay on the tracks of the georgia road cradled by the rails. heart stopped. >> all railroad abandoned. between across ties. trees grow. a fairel pig roots below branches. [applause]. >> poem is about a ham. >> uncle john. that was the year grand daddy thomas died. left the family worse than broke. uncle john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a bi

during those 23 years, derwin brown would move up the ranks in law enforcement in dekalb county, georgia's second largest which contains a piece of the city of atlanta and a wide swath of its eastern suburbs. he eventually made captain and was an assistant precinct commander. robert crowder was his partner when the two officers worked undercover narcotics. >> he was the kind of person if he saw something that was wrong, he tried to do all he could to make it right. >> brown had a local newspaper column called "tell it like it is" where we wrote about the struggle of african-americans and about current affairs and he hosted a local television program called "the naked truth." >> welcome to "the naked truth." >> revealing the truth was the driving force in brown's life. so he was a natural to challenge the suspected corruption at the dekalb county sheriff's office and run for sheriff, himself. >> he sat down and he said, phyllis, this is something i really feel very strongly about. he said, the people of our county deserve the best that they can get. as opposed to corruption. >> it goes back

is boosting its military support for the caucuses country of georgia of the pledge came as secretary of state hillary clinton visits the nation which is eyeing nato membership global risk advisor during the wagon believes america has a wider agenda that stretches beyond georgia's borders. secretary of state clinton is looking to achieve in the caucuses what america is trying to achieve more overall around the world and that is to continue to enhance its image and its ability to influence what's going on in the region the caucuses have been largely ignored by america for a great deal of time and now that there's a resurgence russian influence in the region it's only natural that america would want to do something in return there are pockets of conflict in the region that concern the united states and the concerns of course other regional powers but let's not forget where the caucasus is located it's in russia's backyard it's only natural that russia's historical relationship with the region in the various countries would be superior to that of america certainly at the present time mrs

broup of georgia, third amendment of mr. broun of georgia. the chair will reduce to two minutes the rest of votes. the request is on a recorded vote on the amendment offered by mr. connolly on which further proceedings were postponed. the clerk will redeath the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. connolly of virginia. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 175 and the nays are 222. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman

of years now and that it was particularly close during the bush era georgia certainly seems to want to be heading in the direction of nato and i think that she is likely to see the most success and the most influence there. in more world news now there's been scuffles in ukraine over a new language law which if passed will officially allow russian to be used alongside ukrainian in some regions around one thousand people both for and against the proposal valid outside parliament where the bill one of the nischelle majority its opponents mainly nationalists keen to keep ukrainian as the only official language the supporters of mainly russian speaking citizens who make up around half of ukraine's population. elizabeth's diamond jubilee celebrations are drawing to a close in the u.k. tens of thousands of cheering people gathered in front of the front of buckingham palace to see the royal family on the balcony of that accompanied by a military fly past that followed a carriage procession and the special thanksgiving service and simple as the thing for the queen without a husband the duke

the state of georgia already handled that. i imagine other states are in the similar position. >> what types of response to your proposal? >> a lot of people, you can imagine, support it. 27 donors states like georgia where we don't receive back everything we get. it actually goes to other states. then you have others that don't like it. you know why? because it's giving up of power. anytime you're giving up pow around money in washington there's going to be resistance. you can imagine a little resistance to this as well. >> representative, join us for a discussion on the highway bill, highway taxes, or gas taxes and other issues. if you want to give him a call and talk and the ask questions the number 202-737-to 002 republicans. 2 op 2-737-0001 democrats. 202-638-0205 for independents. twitter address, c-spanwj, e-mail, c spa-span.orc-span.org. go ahead. >> caller: yes, sir. i agree with the -- with the representative there. i -- we have the example of wisconsin, and when the state began to control funds and things, the state

of years now and that it was particularly close during the bush era georgia certainly seems to want to be heading in the direction of nato and i think that she is likeliest to see the most success and the most influence there. just check and i will. discover there are of course ten years for tweeting and. for insulting the prophet muhammad on twitter. also one exclusively to us as well our website why random school drug screenings in the u.s. . should. good lumber touring. was able to build. tombs mission to teach me. this is why you should care only. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. there are no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser report. the official. from the. video. broadcasts and feeds in the palm of your. question. it's more user brief there's been scuffles in ukraine over a new language law which is passed will officially allow russian to be used alongside ukrainian in some regions around one thousand people both forgets the proposal rallied outside parliament with the bill won an initial majority its opponents of mai

this whole line -- alabama and georgia. this whole line has shifted north. we're seeing 9.3 inches of rain in the western panhandle of florida and as close as charles stonn about 6 1/2 inches rain. we do -- charleston about 6 1/2 inches of rain. we do expect some downpours in the overnight hours. between midnight and 2 a.m. we'll start to hear more rain coming. what we're mostly worried about with the front coming through late tomorrow, it might squeeze out even a little more

they want to adopt a one mile stretch of highway 515 in north georgia. the program enlists volunteers from groups to pick up trash along the road. each group that participate gets a sign on the road with their name on it. the klan says this isn't for publicity, they just want to keep the road clean. earlier today the georgia department of transportation denied the kkk's request. the group is now threatening to sue georgia and they could be in for a long legal fight. a similar battle took place in missouri. the state tried to stop the kkk from adopting a road by taking them to court. missouri eventually lost and the signs were put up. the courts ruled the first amendment prevented the state from denying the application because it disagreed with the klan's viewpoint. in that case they didn't pick up any trash and the signs were taken down. but i agree with the courts, i believe in free speech and in the constitution and as they say at the beginning of "the godfather," i agree with america. let the kkk adopt of highway but then they should rebuild all the c

for georgia. is a very crucial importance for america as ally themselves so closely with its foreign policy i would have to say though that to survive what we see on the level of the state department and by that i mean do you support. this government on the level of individual what we are such as individual congressman we see some criticism of president saakashvili sometimes brutal tactics in his dealings with the opposition. very interesting to hear your thoughts on this thanks so much for joining us live pictures i'm a director of the original his initiative live there neal thanks. this is the weekly here live on r t just ahead for you this hour trial and error as america's most famous army whistleblower bradley manning appears in court and supporters say the prosecutors have got something to hide. but first demonstrators breaking the protest regulations in russia will now have to pay seven thousand euros or do up to two hundred hours of community service president putin stressed the new rally l

broun of georgia. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following, none of the funds made available by this act may be used for behavior detection officers. the chair: pursuant to the order of the house of today, the gentleman from georgia, mr. broun, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. broun: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment eliminates all funding for the behavior detection officers and for the screening of passengers by observation techniques program better known as the spot program. it trains detection officers to monitor regular airline passengers for stress, fear or deceptive behavior. the officers then are supposed to put any passengers that exhibit tests-like behaviors such as stress, fear or deceptive behavior through a more rigorous screening process. this seems to be reasonable, but actually, mr. chairman, it is laughable. these agents go through very minimal training and they are hardly equal file

rahm chose to remain close to his family in georgia and he is attending georgia tech and plans to become a doctor. as we celebrate and recognize world refugee day this month, let us take a moment to think of those refugees, and let us recognize those organizations and volunteers working tirelessly every day helping refugees build a better future for generations to come. let us also be proud as americans for following our age-old tradition of welcoming those who have lost almost everything but have found in our great country a promise for a better tomorrow. moreover, let us celebrate the generosity of the american people who have granted to refugees the best gift of all, freedom and hope. so i ask all of my colleagues not to cut funding for refugees just to score cheap political points, let us instead embrace refugees, except for native americans, we are all desendants of probegin tores who came here upped some form of duress. let us uphold our better nature of compassion and kindness that lies at the heart of who we are as americans. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance o

let's not forget that georgia has had a historically close relationship with the united states for a number of years now and that it was particularly close during the bush era georgia certainly seems to want to be heading in the direction of nato and i think that she is likely to see the most success and the most influence there to check and we've got online food out dull cold was plenty to discover there of course ten is for tweeting a kuwaiti man's throat. for insulting the prophet mohammed on twitter and got his story that if you'd like to take a look spin up also one exclusively to us as well i website why random school drug screenings in the u.s. are dangerous checkered to these why you should care whether. you know his secret laboratory in the kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which will unfortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the dot com wealthy british style. that's not on the. market why not. find out what's really happening to t

in savannah, georgia, charleston.l georgia showers and storms, but you're dry this morning around atlanta that commute should be just fine. in the final stop with the rainy weather on the eastern seaboard, central portions of north carolina, the rain has been filling in this morning on interstate 80 and 73 and 77 greensboro and asheboro. we do have wet weather on the east coast. it's not overall too bad of a day. chance of afternoon showers and storms from d.c. to new york. slightly warmer today. but it's still a chilly morning, you need the jacket this morning on yourself and the kids, only 62 in boston today. middle of the country looks pretty nice, we will see strong storms near denver this afternoon. also watch out around dallas, cooler today, only in the 80s, but you'll have some thunderstorms to deal with. pretty quiet weather week, lynn, we're not seeing anything too dramatic. >>> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, who got busted in the big apple and who is tweeting the president for help with her case. plus,

it is a very strategic neighborhood in georgia as a territory as a territory hos. as well go to the black sea supply. european countries. at the same time george. foreman. butting heads. for georgia. is very. important to america. so closely with foreign policy i would have to say. to survive you see the level of the state department and by that i mean do you support. this government on the level of individual soldiers vigil congressman we see some criticism of president saakashvili some brutal tactics to do it would be opposition. very interesting to hear your thoughts on this thanks so much for joining us live pictures on my director of the regime it was the initiative live their new things. this is the weekly him live on our teachers ahead feed this hour trial and error as america's most famous all the whistleblower bradley manning appears in court is supposed to say the prosecutors have got something to highlight. the first demonstrators breaking the protest regulations in russia will now have to pay seven thousand euros all due up to two hundred hours of commu

georgia is also a key nato ally. georgia is about to become the biggest non-nato contributor to the mission in afghanistan when it comes to number of troops. that just shows how fervently georgia is standing behind washington. also, in georgia, we have elections coming up in october. there's a very fierce debate going on right now about just how fair the opposition is being treated and whether the opposition stands a chance against their very powerful ruling party. hillary clinton is expected to talk about democratic development, because all three countries, independent since the clash, so that union and democratic development is still an ongoing process here. >> that was damien mcginnis in tbilisi. there's going to be a huge concert at buckingham palace tonight. obviously continuing with the celebrations for the diamond jubilee. and after that, beacons are going to be lit across the entire country, as well as in a number of commonwealth countries. the first was in notre dame. others are to be in australia, kenya, an

in this case the georgia d.o.t. form lists the applicant as the international keystone knights of the kkk. state representative tyrone brooks heads the georgia association of black elected officials. >> they don't qualify as a civic minded group. civic minded groups don't destroy people based on the color of their skin, based on their religion, ethnicity. civic minded groups work for the common good of all of us. >> reporter: he says the state should never have considered the clan's application. in a statement bill nigut of the anti-defamation league said, "it is ironic that the keystone knights of the kkk proposes this civic minded activity where territory where once klansmen terrorized african americans and others." one african american we talked to supports the clan's request. >> i think we should do it. it ain't going to hurt nobody or hurt nothing. it ain't going to do nothing but help this road and the community, so i don't see no problem with it. >> reporter: members of the georgia clan group would not speak

georgia is a donor state.ras of $800 million -would be- upwards of $800 million -- host: craig, good morning. caller: the problem is that they are irresponsible. i have been a general contractor in california for 30 years. when they do the roads, they take too long and use too many people. i visited, rhere they're much more efficient with their funds and much more effective and the quality of the industry moves along much better than in california. guest: i don't know the difference between the state laws. there could be something in prevailing wages. that is a good example of why allowing each state to determine their future. if it is going well, people will be going to that state. if people are making bad decisions, then they go to other places. that empowers the states to make the right decision. a clean debt ceiling -- i would not suspect that would be the case. the republican house, as you've seen, has been about getting the fiscal house in order. you can just raise the debt limit without putting for a pl

could be reality in georgia.hepard: members of the ku klux klan want to take part in georgia's highway program, which puts officials in a tough spot. like many states georgia thanks the contributeers by giving them their own special signs along the highway. the state department of transportation is still reviewing the new application. the man who filed the request on behalf of the kkk tells fox news that he just wanted to clean up the road. but at least when state representatives has told fox news it should be denied just as we would deny the request from any other hate group. back in 2000 the state of missouri lost a similar fight with a group of the kkk and a court rules under the first amendment, the state could not deny an adoption the highway application just because officials disagreed with the groups point of view. and judge napolitano is back with us as is fox news legal analyst. those against this, look, this is a hate group looking to pick up new membership and rebrand itself. if the state goes along wi

and state phone logs show that a georgia investigator called the georgia bomb squad at 12:57, just oneinute before. the state investigator said he made that call immediately after richard jewell pointed out the backpack that contained the bomb. jewell's lawyers say there is no way he could have pointed out the backpack and then make that 911 call at the pay phone several blocks away. >> with jewell cleared, investigators are forced to make up for lost time. they focus on the 911 call. >> to me, that call tells you to get people out of the way, which people tried to do. so if everybody is gone, who is left? nobody but law enforcement and bomb teches. so if it blows up now, that's who is going to get killed. >> the search for a suspect yields a promising lead, and the public gets its look at the first man who may be behind the bombing. >> the fbi released a sketch of a man between 20 and 30 years old, about six feet tall with dark hair wearing a dark cap. several witnesses have told investigators they saw him sitting on the bench where the bomb was planted. >> investigators raced to find

georgia avenue, road work set along the right side and you atlanta take the ramp. you can either do to u-turn or get off at coalsville road. >> danella, thank you. >>> another alleged victim will take the stand today in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. another accuser broke down when he told jurors he was sexually assaulted over a period of years beginning when he was 11, 12 years old. now as 18, he is described as victim number one. he testified that sandusky seemingly innocent touching repeated into sexual contact. >> when you start adding the victims together we get a whole package and each victim reinforces the other. >> he told the court he caught sandusky and a boy in the locker room shower in 2001. sandusky is accused of abusing ten boys over a 15-year period. >>> the fate of roger clemens is now in the hands of a jury. eight women and four men will resume deliberations after getting the chance to deliberate for only 15 minutes yesterday. they will decide if clemens lide to congress about using performanperfor performance enhancing drugs in 2008. >>

the brightness and also that's where you are seeing seeing the heaviest rain, northern florida and georgia and moving in to the carolinas as well. we have times with rain pushing in to the area before it's said and done. this is courtesy of tropical storm debby. a clear sky this morning, allowing the temperatures to drop off, after that cold front passed through yesterday. look at the temperatures in the mid-50s, northville and manchester, reisterstown 54 degrees, 57 in german town. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> if you are using the harrisburg expressway, no delays from york towards the beltway, once you get on to 695, that outer loop clear on the east side. 11 minutes towards 83. if you are using 95, no delays in white marsh, remaining clear as you head downtown. a live look at 95 at 395, no problems in to the city. it will remain clear southbound towards dc. that's a look at your abc time saver traffic. over to you. >>> it's never too late to start an exercise routine. >> it's especially true in women looking to prevent some form of cancer. new details just a

las victimas de una tiroteo tiene a tres victimas en el hosputal. >>> alrededor de 90 agentes en georgiantran con licencia medica, esto implica un aumento del 20% en relacion al año pasado. >>> la policía de san francisco podría estar por encontrar a dos violadores. >> perdÍa yo la vida, tendrÁ una misa de cuerpo presente en la iglesia san leandro y despuÉs en la funeraria el fatal incidente continÚa en investigaciÓn una investigaciÓn de trÁfico sobre el sospechoso que al parecer fue robado el sujeto conducÍa a exceso de velocidad y al tratar de evitar la detecciÓn choco, despuÉs del incidente intentÓ escapar a pie y despuÉs finalmente se fracturÓ un tobillo. >> un niÑo de 4 aÑos que se encontraba de paseo en la san josÉ. desatÓ una intenso bÚsqueda despuÉs que el menor no fuera encontrada, despuÉs fue notificada ante un supuesto secuestro y fueron enviados alrededor de 12 aÑos pero fue encontrada minutos despuÉs, recordÓ que un menor de edad tiene que estar bajo la supervisiÓn de una persona adulta. >> miren las autoridades de la ciudad investigan la muerte de un hombre que era buscado.

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. >> this time we travel to rural georgia to investigate. >> what positions have you tried? >> and the men just keep on coming. among them, the religious. the young and inexperienced. >> what was your plan here tonight? >> i have been in a struggle myself, because i am still a virgin. >> and one who fought for his country. >> you've been to iraq? >> yes, sir. >> you are expected to uphold a certain behavior. >> i won't do it again, sir. i swear. >> why should i believe that? >> this is "predator raw." georgia was unique, not only because of the location. you're kind of out in a rural area. but also because in the law enforcement side of the investigation, you had a task force which was kind of the first time we saw local and federal law enforcement working together. >> scooby is at exit 25 at i-25. this is scooby-doo coming for ivy. definitely the black wig. >> emily is back for the georgia investigation, a college student who looks a lot younger than she is. she now has experience that she didn't have before, and she has become very skilled at being the on-site decoy. >> al

portions of georgia, the carolinas looking at rainfall across the area. as we head to the north, across our area, i'm not dealing with rain, clouds are void as well. sunshine is what we will get in the forecast for today. because of the fact that we do have some high pressure building in across the area. temperatures right now, 58 degrees arnold and pilesville, 55, towson, more of the same. the temperatures are on the cool side this morning, that cold front passed through. i will talk about the temperatures, we will heat things up, more about debby coming up. now a check of the traffic with loren cook. good morning. how are the roads? >>> harford, left haverly grace last night, it's shutting down the deer creek bridge. if you are traveling in the area, stick with route 161, as your alternate. closed until 5:00 tonight. if you are headed out to 83, here is what it looks like, shawan road, everything up to speed in hunt valley. no problems towards the beltway. once you hop on to 695, this is what it looks like in parkville, everything up to speed here. the

georgia doesn't want that.but aclu lawyers say this is the first amendment issue and jonathan hunt is with us. i'm guessing, maybe, the kkk might not like being lined up with the aclu. maybe that will do it trick. >>jonathan: unholy alliance but officials in georgia are unhappy about in and unhappy about the application from the kkk in the first place and unhappy that the achu now are saying they will help them out in trying to adopt this portion of route 515 in georgia. we spoke to officials in the governor's office today and the deputy chief of staff said this is not a program to promote the visibility of groups that are being associated with discrimination and violence. this is a inaccurate reflection on our state. this is not the image we want to project and they plan to fight it all the way. >>shepard: not the first time this sort of thing has gone to court. >>jonathan: in arkansas in 1992 a court said a state's refusal to allow the kkk to do just this violated that organization's first amendment rights. b

coast at pie rack attack at the georgia adventure maze at the georgia southern museum. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, alec baldwin is in trouble once again and this time it's no game. alec baldwin allegedly punched a photographer tuesday morning leaving the mants license bureau with his fiancee. the photographer filed charges after he was examined at the hospital. he denies punches were thrown. he claims the photographer who was frustrated pushed by and assaulted baldwin with his camera. he tweeted all paparazzi should be water-boarded. >>> after 14 years johnny depp and partner vanessa paradis have , quote, amicably separated. >>> highest paid actresses have a new number one, kristen stewart, earn 34d million from may 2011 to may 2012. cameron diaz. way back this third, sandra bulk and angelina jolie. kind of surprising there, kristen stewart. i mean the -- >> angel lee hina is still on t. she had a couple of kids. >> she's sti

we should not forget one very important thing about georgia. it is still dealing with the after effects of the 2008 war with russia that resulted in a break-away republics. i visited the south session borderline. i saw the permanent russian facilities there. it is clear that putin is trying to create a provocative environment in, within georgia today. we need to take steps to make sure the e.u. six-point plan is worked out, a plan that was not implemented after the war. and i hope displaced persons and communities will have a chance to be reintegrated back into georgia where they belong. we need to take the steps to eliminate and reduce unnecessary human suffering. the e.u. has an important monitoring mission there, and i urge russia and georgia to work with them. one last point i want to make about georgia is a lieutenant colonel in the u.s. marine corps who is stationed in tblisi reported on what is a phenomenal thing going on. georgia is not in nato. president obama said they can be and will be and they should be. but at this moment in time

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