it was important to us what guitar brands our favorite musicians preferred to know you're playing gibsons fenders that you've been as does this mean you have no principles i have principles but i'm not an arrow i really can't be pigeonholed when i play a piece that i want to sound fed into see like for example against pollan is using jeeps and guitar when i need to refinance sounds bru can glass to home. caleb or mark knopfler i use a fender stratocaster besides that i have a soul to chorus that i bought in germany i go there to buy acoustic instruments because i play the classical guitar to both a metal and nylon strings i even have a pedal steel guitar any ukulele i play this one by certain songs on a ukulele i did that at my kremlin concerts with a famous ballerina i mean all of these instruments were there like means to me that i used to paint a lot of different beautiful pictures so your answer to the question of what's better than there are gibson who leave or lou. your answer is everything good for you your name and peace loving man seriously no guitar as a simple instrument as gre

just over two weeks in office -- >> chris gibson. >> reporter: and gibson was getting a shoutout from the commander in chief. >> as we go forward, i'm looking for more from the president that he listens to the will of the american people. >> reporter: that will swept gibson and a sizable band of what you could call citizen legislators into office last november. men and women with little or no political experience. dentists, ranchers, a reality tv star and a restauranteur. all intent on shaking up politics as usual. >> you can just call me bobby schilling. i'm the pizza guy. >> reporter: the president now must work with the congress of freshman members, like bobby schilling, the new representative from rock island, illinois. tea party candidate and a father of ten. he beat out a democratic incumbent. winning over voters who shared his frustration with washington. >> washington has lost complete touch with us, the little guy. bobby schilling, running for congress. >> reporter: one of his primary targets, the president's health care bill. the health reform bill. >> the job-crushing healt

in hollywood, kendis gibson, cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, is. >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with white asparagus. it's grown and never sees sunlight, on a mound under the ground or with canopies so the sun doesn't hit it. when the sun hits it the chemical reaction takes place and it turns green. why the asparagus, white is delicious. you have to select and store it right. when you buy them white from top to bottom very important. a little bit of yellowing here that's okay but if it's yellowing or green throughout it, did not buy it. before you cook with it, shave it. you see this? because right here gets very, very tough. so shave the outside of it and then cook with steamed or sauted. a little more expensive than green asparagus but what a dish together. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. this one is squeaky. white ones don't squeak. different texture. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 they hang them on your gate, drop them on the doormat and they get scattered everywhere. what one bay area city is doing to crack do

kendis gibson looks at the top contenders. >> reporter: a stubborn king and a stumbling gunslinger are best picture nominees, "the king's speech" leads the pack with 12 nominations. the remake of "true grit" surprised hollywood when it grabbed ten noms. "the social network" about the founder of facebook and "the fighter" each had eight nominations. the other nominees, "black swan," the kids are all right, inception, toy story 3, winter's bone and 127 hours. >> guidebook says 4 1/2 hours is a big drop rappel. i aim to take 45 minutes off that. >> reporter: actor james franco will have to do some juggling oscar night. he's the first best actor nominee in nearly 40 years to host the show. but he's got some stiff competition. golden globe winner colin firth is up for his role in "the king's speech." last year's oscar winner jeff bridges is nominated for "true grit." javier bardem from "biutiful" and jesse eisenberg for "the social network." and in what could be one of the most hotly contested races annette bening is nominated for "the kids are all right," who faces natalie portman who gave

kendis gibson reports. >> reporter: "the social network" was one of the biggest winners at this year'solden globe awards. >> the golden globe goes to david fincher -- >> reporter: the film about the founding and fighting in the early days of facebook captured four awards including best motion picture drama. >> we are thrilled to be here. >> reporter: natalie portman took home the best actress trophy for her role as a ballerina in "black swan." >> it has been the most meaningful thing that i will take away from this. >> reporter: portman is now seen as a front-runner for the oscars. as is colin firth, who won for best actor in a motion picture drama. a little-known movie, "the kids are all right" won two globes in the motion picture musical or comedy category. on the tv end -- >> "glee." >> reporter: "glee" won three awards including best tv series, comedy or musical while board walk empire won for best tv series drama. the hollywood foreign press gave robert de niro its lifetime achievement award. it was another legend who stole the show and closed out the evening. >> michael douglas!

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kendis gibson, cbs news, las vegas. >>> and some breaking news.over the south hayward bart station where police are looking for evidence after they say two suspects shot a dog. the dog was shot on the corner of tennyson and dixon streets. police did chase those two to the south hayward station. they say they caught them there. but now police officers and their k-9 units are searching the parking lot looking for the weapon and any other evidence. bart service into south hayward was briefly disrupted but the trains are running normally now. we'll be right back. ,,,, i'm just a piece of dust living at the corner of j and k, spending too many nights alone at the spacebar. will love ever find me? ♪ oh yes! ♪ what about love?! [ female announcer ] swiffer attracts dust. swiffer 360 dusters gets in hard to reach places. it picks up two times more dust than a feather duster using thousands of fluffy fibers to lock dust away. you're just my type! [ laughs ] [ female announcer ] swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. the next, you start one feeling a b

kendis gibson shows us a memorial that had an overwhelmingly positive tone. and in >> reporter: president obama's first stop in tucson was the university medical center where he met with congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> >> president obama: a few minutes after we left her room some of her colleagues from congress were in the room gabby opened her eyes for the first time. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the president spoke to a filled to capacity arena at the university of arizona. they remembered the heroes who rushed to their aid. >> president obama: we're grateful for hernandez, a volunteer in gabrielle's office. you are a hero because you ran through the chaos to pin sister to your boss and minister to her wound and helped keep her alive. >> reporter: the president also pleaded with all americans not to use saturday's rampage hasannication to turn on each other. to communicate in a way that heels, not in a way that wounds. we're learning more about the hours leading up to the shootings. police say the suspect, jared loughner, went to two walmart

kendis gibson, cbs news. >>> one of two students shot tuesday in a los angeles high school remains in critical condition this morning. the trouble began when another student brought a loaded gun, handgun, to high school. the gun went off and two students were hit with the same bullet. the gun was in the student's backpack. there are no indications he touched it before it discharged. >> the person that's responsible for this particular shooting came into a classroom, it appears sat a backpack down on a desk, and a gun that was inside that backpack discharged. >> the student who brought the gun to school apologized and then ran away. he was captured and could face criminal charges. >>> in haiti today, a hearing is scheduled that could determine if charges will be brought against former dictator jean-claude duvalier. he was questioned for hours tuesday but not arrested. kelly cobiella has more. >> reporter: looking calm and confident, former dictator jean-claude "baby doc" duvalier stepped out of his hyatt hotel and into the hands of the haitian justice system. >> he didn't say anything.

. >> give the best worst actor award to mel gibson for his supposed rants. >> if that really is mel gibsontapes, that's pretty bad. >> i personally can no longer watch "brave heart" and enjoy it. >> best romance, the engagement of prince william and kate middleton, setting the stage for a spectacular royal wetting next spring. >> coming up, is that a cell phone in your pocket or are you bret favre? the worst thing in washington besides congress and the best speech ever anywhere. >> drastic times require drastic measures! >> there's nothing drastic about it. it's all the best, all the worst 2010. >>> president obama spent pretty much the whole year on the griddle as the heat went up his approval ratings went down. just as the majority of voters once seemed to think he could do no wrong, this year some acted as if he could do no right. it was enough to make even the presidential seal come unglued. >> we cannot sustain -- oops. was that my -- oh, goodness. >> the president seal falling off the podium. yeah, i don't know. maybe we spent money on other stuff and can't afford glue anymore. >> he

>>doctor gibson. >>¿cÓmo estÁ? >>¿cÓmo va evolucionando matilde?in embargo su estado sigue siendo bastante crÍtico. >>no puede ser. >>asÍ es. la seÑora wood estaba con ella. >>¿tatiana? >>sÍ. colega, las siguientes horas son decisivas. lo mÁs importante ahora es que matilde salga del estado de coma. [♪] [♪] [♪] [sonido de telemetría] >>desde que saliÓ de terapia intensiva ha estado asÍ. parece que tiene actividad mental. [sonido al abrir la puerta] >>juliÁn. ¿te dijeron que sufriÓ un paro cardiaco? >>sÍ. si y sÉ que estabas con ella. >>hay algo en todo esto que yo todavÍa no entiendo, ¿quÉ estaba haciendo matilde a esa hora en una carretera tan solitaria? >>es lo mismo que a mÍ me gustarÍa saber. >>cuando me llamÓ se escuchaba tan desesperada. solamente gritaba tu nombre. >>¿no dijo nada mÁs? >>no. no. despuÉs se cortÓ la comunicaciÓn y ya no supe mÁs. la llamÉ mil veces, pero el celular estaba apagado. y tambiÉn te llame a ti, juliÁn y tampoco me contestaste. >>lo siento, no me di cuenta. todavÍa no lo puedo creer. >>tenemos que esperar a que desp

gibson,. boehner. giffords, lewis of georgia. giingrtey of georgia. boehner. gomert, gomert --- gonzalez, pelosi. goodlatt, boehner. gosar, boehner. gowdy, boehner. granger, boehner. graves of georgia, boehner. graves of missouri, boehner. al green, pelosi. gene green, pelosi. griffin of arkansas, boehner. griffith of va, boehner. grihalva, pelosi. grimm, boehner. ginta, boehner. guthrie, boehner. gutierrez, pelosi. hall, boehner. halibusa, pelosi. hanna, boehner,. harmonm, pelosi harper, boehner. harris, boehner. hartsler, boehner. hastings of florida, pelosi. hastings of washington, boehner. hayworth, boehner. hecht, boehner. heinrich, pelosi. b.ller, henserling, boehner. herger, herger-- boehner herrera butler, boehner. higgins, pelosi. hines, . p. henschi, . p. hinohosa, p. hirono, p pelosi holden, shuler. holt, p. pelosi. honda -- [unintelligible] pelosi. hoyer, pelosi but.

mel gibson returns with jodie foster in the beaver as a troubled man who can only speak through a puppetick. >> a troubled young girl summons up a strange reality in sucker punch. april hops in with hop, a new animated look at the easter bunny and in rio, two animated macaos voiced by anne hathaway and jesse eisenberg fall in love. >> just he'll brand takes on a remake of arthur. >> your highness finds laughs in a fantasy world. >> jake gyllenhaal stars in source code. he's a soldier thrown into a body of another man. >> stream 4 reunites the original cast and throws in some n newbies. >> in may, johnny depp returns in priorities prioriti"pirates stranger tides." joined by penelope cruz. >> an upcoming wedding has the bride and groom's family at odds. >> in tho, another comic book hero hits the big screen and the hangover part 2 sends the guys on another adventure. in the priest paul bettany takes on vam tires. >> back in the 1950s, brad pitt plays a father raising three sons in the tree of life. >> i always wanted you to be strong, be your own man. >> in june, ryan reynolds takes off in

mel gibson, horrible year after all the things he said that offended so many. >> well deserved.by the way. >> equal opportunity offender. >> i'm not sure where you stand on him. you're mincing words. >> do you think the fact that he subpoenaed me has something to do with that? >> everybody deserves second chances. the business we're in. >> how do could he get a second or third chance? >> first of all he has to have a heartfelt mea culpa and can't be faking it. the difference between an image and true reputation. an image is like a image in hollywood, it's like you can see your hand through the pond. reputation, built on bricks, transparency, honesty, consistency and something that mel has not been leaning on lately. he's been leaning on his power. he is an amazing actor. he has to get back to the basic. something we've been talking about like a broken record is lindsay lohan. in and out of rehab, having issues with her parents who happen to be on television once a week, it seems like. is there hope she can make a comeback and is there a will for her fans or former fans? >> she's

. >> you remember the twist, the charleston, the gibson girl, you're old -- not quite? how about the pet rock which has to be the biggest scam of all time $3.95, toilet training for the pet rock, folks, total scam. goldfish swallowing, toga parties. >> yeah, but john -- >> hula hoop. >> the bottom line here, the bottom line is that diet is contributing to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths every year. government needs to be deeply involved in helping people eat healthier diets. >> you don't understand. this is a faddist culture. we love innovation. we love to be part of the collectivity that now is in the know about the next best thing and that helps us to share, and in so doing, to unify in this particular social group. >> it's not the only characteristic of our society. we're a seat belt-using society now. we're moving towards nonsmoking in this society. we need to do the same with our diet. >> fads, in the food fads we had the oat and bran fad of a few years ago. then we had a low sodium fad. what did you think of that? and where has that gone? >> it's -- well

mission control center when he spoke to democrat gabrielle gibson's brother in law who is currently on board. i want to assure you that everyone in russia sympathizes with the situation i know that mrs giffords is the wife of your brother he's also an astronaut who visited moscow just like you we're very sorry about this and hope that she will get well we give our condolences to the families of those who were killed in this shooting. or the shooting rampage took place down the super bowl here in our zone or it left six people dead and fourteen others injured on monday's south main jared loughner made his first court appearance on five charges including attempting to assassinate a u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords that was shot in the head and remains in a critical condition the shooting spree once again ignited the debate on stricter gun control in the u.s. we are consulting d.j. walker says it would be a very tough time to cool down america's liking for firearms americans have. all of a fear and it's basically politically impossible for any politician to try to propose all the rea

mel gibson.arently it is the drama with him and the ex-girlfriend, the video he beat her up, the audio with racial slurs, degrading her, ranting and raving. getting close to the l.a. district attorney pursuing criminal charges against mel. they're very serious about this. there was a last-ditch meeting tuesday afternoon to get -- his attorney trying to say, please don't. the l.a. d.a. is very determined to get criminal charges in this case. he can pursue it as a felony or misdemeanor. a felony if they pursue that route could be up to four years in prison if convicted that way. apparently, mel is not sweating any of this. he's been spotted in costa rica looking very cheerful and happy and on vacation doing his thing. apparently, criminal charges could come, you know, pretty soon in this case. all of this according to radaronline.com. mel's 55. could be a nasty little trial if this goes. that case just won't go away. >> i have to admit with the next story, i secretly love when joan rivers is feudin

i have to say i have a great relationship with george gibson as a visionary publisher and was willingto put the resources into what we believed would be an exciting venture. >> was there anything you were surprised you did not find from his letters or the maps or something not reflected in the letters? >> something about his life? >> something you did not see? >> yes. obviously what i wanted most was to be able to pinpoint more accurately when the he made certain decisions or bought certain maps by inference to do things i could find a receipt where he bought the general topography of north america then compare the contents to the maps to see there was the overlap and infer that he had owned at least prince of the same map at a certain time. that was a challenge. other things i was looking for, i would have loved to have the maps that were written about because i knew they existed but lost to history as maps that were mentioned along the way it would be exciting to find it. >> the holy grail of maps quack ? >> the maps of the wilderness would have been great. >> i have a question of t

. >> you remember the twist, the charleston, the gibson girl, you're old -- not quite? how about the pet rock which has to be the biggest scam of all time $3.95, toilet training for the pet rock, folks, total scam. goldfish swallowing, toga parties. >> yeah, but john -- >> hula hoop. >> the bottom line here, the bottom line is that diet is contributing to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths every year. government needs to be deeply involved in helping people eat healthier diets. >> you don't understand. this is a faddist culture. we love innovation. we love to be part of the collectivity that now is in the know about the next best thing and that helps us to share, and in so doing, to unify in this particular social group. >> it's not the only characteristic of our society. we're a seat belt-using society now. we're moving towards nonsmoking in this society. we need to do the same with our diet. >> fads, in the food fads we had the oat and bran fad of a few years ago. then we had a low sodium fad. what did you think of that? and where has that gone? >> it's -- well

members of the congressional delegation from up this way, paul tonco, chris gibson, and richard hannah are all here. attorney general eric sneijderman is here. the outstanding mayor of schenectady who flew up with me, he was on marine one, air force one, he looked like he was having a pretty good time. brian san franciscoton is here. and from albany, mayor jerry jennings is here. thank you. now, jeff thank you for the outstanding instruction and thank you g.e. it's great to be here. i just had a chance to see some of the high-tech steam turbines and all kind of fancy stuff that's being made here, being manufactured here at this plant. and it is unbelievably impressive. part of a proud tradition. because g.e. has been producing turbines and generators here for more than a century. a lot has changed. we've seen the way our economy transformed by rising competition from around the globe. over the years, in the wake of these shifts, update new york and places like it have seen more than their fair share of hard times. but what has never changed, we see it right here at this plant, we see i

. >> bill gibson with the sunset. please forgive me if you have covered this. what are the lessons learned from this experience in terms of allowing areas in which oil drilling should be expanded? should it be brought closer to florida's shores? >> [laughter] you are now asking me but a policy in a parochial question. -- both a policy and a parochial question. i believe one of the issues that this has raised is the issue of the future of energy policy in the united states. at the current level of proven reserves and at our annual consumption of petroleum if amera were to go to a drill- baby-drill philosophy, we would exhaust our reserves by approximately 2031. if we continue at the current of using 48% domestic and 52% imported, we will stretched that to the year 2068. i think that those numbers indicate the imperatives of having as part of our energy policy that we need to be holding back some areas that have potential for future generations. and the absolute imperative of moving aggressively toward reducing america's almost insatiable appetite for petroleum,

it's the first decision from new york's newest elected official, governor mel gibson. [ laughter ] [ applause ] no more of that business. hey, i read that the fast food chain chick-fil-a is -- [ scatted cheers ] [ laughter ] i read that the fast food chain chick-fil-a is reportedly sponsoring two anti-gay marriage conferences. a lot of people are upset about this, especially their competition, chick-on-chick-fil-a. [ laughter ] they are upset. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we had to do it. we had to do it. some sports news, you guys. the nfl has new rules for the playoffs that will prevent sudden death in the first possession of overtime. now all we need is a way to prevent sudden death in "spider-man: the musical." [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ building to building getting the criminals building, building ♪ "ow! gary! gary, get me down!" [ laughter ] ♪ i'm spider, spider spider, spider ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ i'm peter, i'm spider i'm peter, a spider ♪ ♪ a spider, i don't know web, web, goblin, goblin♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i've never see it. i don't even know if that's

we know the answer, crazy know gibson in the patriot. [laughter] >> the letter to clark is meaningful. this was how politics of the madison, jeffersonian kind would be constructed in the coming years. identifying friends and enemies, then molding opinions building alliances, and forging plans in an coded letters or in small conclaves and finally presenting those well formed plans to large deliberative bodies. in general it would be jefferson who issued th a controlling statement goading their allies while the incisive madison reshaped the strategy. when necessary, taking a chisel to jefferson award to trim the excess. it was madison who knew congress from the inside. though it was jefferson who suggested in one confidential letter that they prayed devoutly, patrick henry's death. madison was no less henry's enemy and jefferson and nola stored in expressing distaste for his rival. in 1789 henry prevented madison from becoming a u.s. senator. madison was the anti-henry. in his style of address as a legislator, his was the order persuasion

kendis gibson at the news desk with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, everybody.eles times has released chilling new video of the alleged shooter in the tucson tragedy. cbs news correspondents john blackstone is in tucson with the very latest. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. in this new video, we don't actually see loughner, he's behind the camera, walking through his community college but saying some disturbing things. >> the bookstore, the bookstore, the bookstore. it's so illegal to sell this book under the constitution. we are, also, censured by our freedom of speech. >> now, as loughner walks along the campus, he talks about being denied his first amendment rights, talks about the teacher who gave him a "b" for exercising his first amendment rights. he talks about genocide in the school and the torture of students. he says i have never forgotten the teacher who gave me that "b" for freedom of speech. this, he also says pima community college is a big scam. when the community college saw this video, they threw loughner out. they say they

mel gibson told me that, he's obsessed. >> i don't know if an actress can do her best work until i've to review "little fockers." >> please welcome michael douglas! >> just got to be an easier way to get a standing ovation. >> what a cool way to end. he gave out the big award of the night. looking great. obviously beat throat cancer and he looked great. >>> here are some stories to watch today on abc news. emerging leaders in tunisia hope to have a new short-term government in operation today after the president fled the country. protesters in tunisia are angry about living conditions, unemployment, corruption and repression. >>> australia's floodwaters are flowing south from queensland into the state of victoria. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been re

so i have to just say i have a great relationship with george gibson who is a visionary publisher. was willing to put the resources into what he believed would be an exciting adventure. >> was there anything you were surprised you didn't find come either from his letters that you didn't find in the maps or something from the maps that you didn't find reflected in his letters? >> something about his life for -- >> his life he was surprised you didn't see. >> yeah, yeah, i mean, obviously the thing i wanted most in some ways was to be able to pinpoint more accurately, you know, when he had made certain decisions are binding in that certain maps. i was able by inference, for example, he had to do things like i was able to find a receipt video., the general topography of north america, the famous alice at the time and compare the contents to the maps that yell and see that there was an overlap in their buy-in for the he had found at least prints of the same map as a certain time period so that was one of the challenges. but other things that i was looking for, you know, i would've love

i have to just say i have a great relationship with george gibson who's a revolutionary publisher.e was willing to put the resources into what he believed would be an exciting adventure. >> was there anything that you were surprised you didn't find, either from his letters that you didn't find in the maps or some things in the maps that you didn't find reflected in his letters? >> something about his life or -- >> anything, yes. anything about his life that you were surprised you didn't see? is. >> yeah. yeah. i mean, obviously, the thing that i wanted most in some ways was to be able to pinpoint p more accurately, you know, when he had made certain decisions or when he had bought certain maps. i was able by inference, for example, to, you know, i had to do things like -- i was able to find a receipt that he had bought something called the general topography of north america, a famous atlas at the time, and then compare the contents to the maps at yale and see that there was an overlap and thereby infer that he had owned at least copies, you know, prints of the same map at a certai

. >> and we're going to catch up with '80s pop sensations tiffany and debbie gibson.tipation. fortunately, there's senokot-s tablets. senokot-s for occasional constipation associated with certain medications. save $3 right now. go to getconstipationrelief.com. >>> good monday morning to you. 9:26. laura garcia-cannon. let's see if it will continue through the week. >> i think it will, laura. i think you will be happy with all the sunshine. dry conditions. i know a lot of people want the rain to water their lawn. unfortunately that's not going to happen this week. now that the sun is out we're able to warm up into the mid 40s, even 50 degrees right now many oakland. a little bit of patchy fog in the east bay but not much. much more clear as we head throughout the next couple of hours. the low clouds are breaking apart and enter ourg atmosphere. we're not going to have any more cloud cover through this afternoon. high pressure firmly in control. that's going to make the sunny skies, mild afternoon. temperatures in the 60s. 67 today in san jose. 66 degrees today in oakla

gibson. mr. gibson: permission to revise and extend my remarks. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i express the sentiments of my district. with health care costs continuing to rise several times the rate of inflation year after year, clearly we need reform. health care costs were 4.7% in 1960, they are over 17% today. the bill passed last year is not the answer. we will end up with higher costs, higher premiums, higher taxes and burdensome regulation and more big government at a time we should be consolidating. we need to start over again and i believe we can find solutions that drive down costs and expands access without hurting small businesses and stepping on our freedoms. this bill passed last year expands the government's expansion in health care, which is significantly increasing in my district. at a time when both sides of the aisle believe we should be focusing on job creation, this is not the way forward. the new taxes and regulations will hurt our small businesses, including the medical device industry where our region leads the nation. the new law, if not repealed, will

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gibson. mr. gibson: permission to revise and extend my remarks. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i express the sentiments of my district. with health care costs continuing to rise several times the rate of inflation year after year, clearly we need reform. health care costs were 4.7% in 1960, they are over 17% today. the bill passed last year is not the answer. we will end up with higher costs, higher premiums, higher taxes and burdensome regulation and more big government at a time we should be consolidating. we need to start over again and i believe we can find solutions that drive down costs and expands access without hurting small businesses and stepping on our freedoms. this bill passed last year expands the government's expansion in health care, which is significantly increasing in my district. at a time when both sides of the aisle believe we should be focusing on job creation, this is not the way forward. the new taxes and regulations will hurt our small businesses, including the medical device industry where our region leads the nation. the new law, if not repealed, will

luis miguel se estarÁ presentando en el gibson amphitheatre asÍ que no sÓlo puede perder y su cita mÁs, nosotros nos vamos con la hora de la novela. poncho, van a decir que no nada mÁs que ver novelas... ( risas ) anoche en el triunfo del amor, ay, ay, doÑa bernarda esta tremenda, se hizo la enferma para manipular a su hijo. vamos a ver lo que pasÓ. >> doÑa bernarda, si usted sabe... si usted tiene alguna informaciÓn de misa. -mi hija. >> no, yo no sÉ nada, si vienes por respuestas te equivocas, yo estoy llena de secuestros. >> ¿por quÉ es asÍ? mala, mala, mala. >> le hubieran puesto leomala. >> y ese max se luciÓ. llegó con un regalote precioso pero vamos a ver lo que pasÓ. >> es un regalo de reconciliaciÓn y compromiso. a >> no, no puedo aceptarlo. >> mi amor, ¿cÓmo crees? no es mÁs que lo que tÚ te mereces. te prometo que voy a hacer lo imposible para que nuestro amor crezca dÍa a día, hora a hora. >> harÉ lo mismo, mi amor. >> ¿vas a dejarme amarte como deseo? >> ay, me encanta esa pareja. max es tan tierno... >> no se pueden perder esta noche la telenovela triunfo del amor, 9, 8 c

gibson. mr. gibson:if the congress, within 21 days after receipt of the latter written declaration, or, if congress is not in session, within twenty-one days after congress is required to assemble, determines by two-thirds vote of both houses that the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the vice president shall continue to discharge the same as acting president, otherwise, the president shall resume the powers and duties of his office. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from illinois, mr. holt gren -- mr. hultgren. mr. hultgren: amendment 26, passed by congress march 23, 1971. ratified july 1, 1971. section 1 the right of citizens of the united states, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of age. section 2 the congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. fincher, who wi

. >> bill gibson with the sunset. please forgive me if you have covered this. what are the lessons learned from this experience in terms of allowing areas in which oil drilling should be expanded? should it be brought closer to florida's shores? >> [laughter] you are now asking me but a policy in a parochial question. -- both a policy and a parochial question. i believe one of the issues that this has raised is the issue of the future of energy policy in the united states. at the current level of proven reserves and at our annual consumption of petroleum if america were to go to a drill- baby-drill philosophy, we would exhaust our reserves by approximately 2031. if we continue at the current of using 48% domestic and 52% imported, we will stretched that to the year 2068. i think that those numbers indicate the imperatives of having as part of our energy policy that we need to be holding back some areas that have potential for future generations. and the absolute imperative of moving aggressively toward reducing america's almost insatiable appetite for petroleum

gibson. mr. gibson:if the congress, within 21 days after receipt of the latter written declaration, or, if congress is not in session, within twenty-one days after congress is required to assemble, determines by two-thirds vote of both houses that the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the vice president shall continue to discharge the same as acting president, otherwise, the president shall resume the powers and duties of his office. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from illinois, mr. holt gren -- mr. hultgren. mr. hultgren: amendment 26, passed by congress march 23, 1971. ratified july 1, 1971. section 1 the right of citizens of the united states, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of age. section 2 the congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. fincher, who wi

rep gibson, a tea party endorsed republican, made it clear that no part of the pentagon's $550 billionget was e-mail on -- budget was immune. this is in "the new york times" if you are interested in reading it. host: jonathan, on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. the government math and pretzel logic is making my head hurts. not raising taxes in the suffering economy right now -- somehow they figure this deficit number. if they do not take 75% of our money in taxes, then i could say it would raise the deficit by $3 trillion or four dollars trillion. it does not make any sense. a little history. 10 years ago, i heard a figure that $1 trillion was lost in the pentagon budget in the previous 10 years in the 1990's. just lost. gone. the accounting and bookkeeping of the education department was so bad that it could not be audited. i read an article in 2000. in the three previous years, $37 billion lost due to waste, fraud, and abuse in the medicaid program alone. they have shown themselves to be completely irresponsible with our money. when it comes to the bigge

. >> bill gibson with the sunset. please forgive me if you have covered this. what are the lessons learned from this experience in terms of allowing areas in which oil drilling should be expanded? should it be brought closer to florida's shores? >> [laughter] you are now asking me but a policy in a parochial question. -- both a policy and a parochial question. i believe one of the issues that this has raised is the issue of the future of energy policy in the united states. at the current level of proven reserves and at our annual consumption of petroleum if america were to go to a drill- baby-drill philosophy, we would exhaust our reserves by approximately 2031. if we continue at the current of using 48% domestic and 52% imported, we will stretched that to the year 2068. i think that those numbers indicate the imperatives of having as part of our energy policy that we need to be holding back some areas that have potential for future generations. and the absolute imperative of moving aggressively toward reducing america's almost insatiable appetite for petroleum

however, when you talk to people like the governor gray davis and tom gibson and others that are consumers of energy, they will tell you that the price of energy to their success and to their well-being is a very significant factor. the way for us and the issues we do have the ability to control hour the supply and demand equation. this is fundamental. price of gasoline and diesel is driven to the price of crude oil. crudely illustrated that the marketplace its impact of buy a variable such as the demand and increased demand from china and elsewhere so if we want to keep that consumer price low, we need to make sure we have added to supply and that goes back to the job creation, additional revenue in the federal government if you give us an opportunity to create certainty. >> another question when do we reach of the tipping point? how much time have we got in terms of the workable amount of oil in place? >> we have lost supplies globally specifically in the united states. one of the points i mentioned earlier our experience is what we thought we knew about the outer continental shelf, we w

chris gibson and richard hanna are here. attorney general erich schneiderman are here.ctady was on marine won an air force one, and he looked like he was having a pretty good time. from albany, mayor jerry jennings is here. thank you. jeff, thank you for the outstanding introduction, and thank you, g e. it is great to be here. i just had a chance to see some of the high-tech steam turbines and all kinds of fancy stuff that is being made here, being manufactured here at this plant. it is unbelievably impressive, and part of a proud tradition. ge has been producing turbines and generators here in schenectady for more than a century. a lot has changed since those early days. we have seen technology transform the ways we work and the ways we communicate with each other. we have seen our economy transformed by rising competition from around the globe. over the years, in the wake of these shifts, upstate new york and places like it has seen more than their fair share of hard times. what has never changed, we see it right here at this plan, is that america is still home to the

gibson. mr. gibson:if the congress, within 21 days after receipt of the latter written declaration, or, if congress is not in session, within twenty-one days after congress is required to assemble, determines by two-thirds vote of both houses that the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the vice president shall continue to discharge the same as acting president, otherwise, the president shall resume the powers and duties of his office. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from illinois, mr. holt gren -- mr. hultgren. mr. hultgren: amendment 26, passed by congress march 23, 1971. ratified july 1, 1971. section 1 the right of citizens of the united states, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of age. section 2 the congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. fincher, who wi

remember last year, he said i like to drink as much as the next guy, and the next guy is mel gibson.en globes is it's looser than all the other awards shows because -- >> looser is putting it mildly. it's definitely the most fun of the awards shows. >> i'm definitely looking forward to when michael douglas walks in, because he's up for an award for his role in "wall street". >> he's up against christian bale, i'm not sure he'll win, but he'll be one of the big stars of the evening. >> best picture in a drama, because you've got black swan, the fighter, the king's speech and the social network. >> that was a real tossup. i think it's really between the king's speech and the social network. it's too close to call. social network, obviously people love that movie. and it swept the critics awards, but the key speech actually has the most golden globe nominations. >> the fact that the king's speech is about great britain. >> the golden globes, they're foreign journalists, they love prestige, so king george, mark zuckerburg, which one are they going to -- >> i loved king's speech. also the