throughout her month-long outbreak, haas was in severe pain. >> it's a constant burning pain with an occasional, like, zap, like, you know, somebody taking a hot poker to you. >> reporter: shingles is a recurrence of chicken pox. so if you had chicken pox as a kid, like 95% of american adults, you're at risk. the difference is the end of the rash is not always the end of shingles. >> that irritation of the nerve doesn't always go away very quickly. sometimes it doesn't go away for years. >> reporter: that's something margaret phillips knows all too well. the 81-year-old new yorker got shingles 13 years ago. on a 0-10, what was your pain. >> 11. 12. >> reporter: only after her doctors at st. luke's roosevelt hospital center implanted an electric stimulator in her spine was the pain messengerrable. she say now it's a six. you're constantly in pain. >> every second of the day. >> reporter: for as many as one in five shingles patients pain lingers long after the rash clears up. >> we don't know anything that could prevent shingles, other than the vaccine. >> reporter: the shingles vaccin

t ute at istlhe rgtcoomin eod d senmo meynefse haviulyllth cotrs utoghe i eop haa rytngcoomwh yoakitn e grat ae ciroe,ut er a aotofosiv thgso okorrdo. hi y f cin lyaheheole laeduttadofit cilicaalesidg . th cvianha ao me nd fre tors f uninfrhttks o t beeaer cy. ad e ilscmb. vonterac touh. res y. me cks ve jt hhe tcee th ntorasles ridti he stye bu isi, o iur. th iclar t se yavooutecs heilept att ea asmy. o t fr cchg. ismasksotoilin setelthinhi rke btene te. ndheeximiner r f re dalytresn e cy. ndoowh iindehe degn f mxim suti. frh tutn e rccor e me anh n fngs t slhtstou. heprgntotras iurd enheoct t. he ikiin cilenheay anderoouhas. nyom a lt tht sbds omhfrtinsuid throetkeomng asinin ridti igorodndrotg ndenl eson ys tgengivia? y n'th gst tm? hero lesara gleserof te rc biengheit noerxpsi. eyren e ve uto dehe hvyeans thfrct fghngeinat e on t irsily t suti iludan noomatts >> en u he,anth cilis, e ks, e wen caef s nd sotg. o crsits r im. wle miesonr er its feole,he ban mveagn. orisavplge llinnnnme t untetasndthatns ve pno umorth0 lonarlsfiln e rlartvetexsi mth w aesnstohe suconf eupyin fr lya h

haa tiis >>por:lpea oerbtiten wibedefo f agen red pocaont la sinore xpng f pctl on a f fr. >>guist oue tprs l th t e det le bhellag. wbete tig ren. rkar sngh ncin cntel ic sthitl n myssitl pge t bu py rt ynoheicnk nikut mt bee . epr:ide wa b-u tals ee an pas w in teaha or anhalluihe idane ke fsoomgr. dan h,ghbuss orwagt ep" in. su jngtoly>>ieinusane seelntcon n c emit dipi st. siow ayo su ganyo tck uh lf oepnghis quonwiow oi be mcul fe no a yh wescen l s eca g e thma et ery beee oiinth ye sed, iid yre nna an ditta whe us wuhst fousss rsor mi. illoemsp hein o . >>iilocoer id? it ld iouif he th appg he e . t h rerig ct leeri ron. e i sct l j e ttrurpre itoug,de he stu blit tt indheicou keourl >>siowise he tese .ede loofo tkhae inhad heb on? goopmoeus eranesou w ienlotth erlytear l t's ply cltollff mtretrat inrener. ininee g t ele ef. >>i mhe l p wh ye inut i wd oao thocidl . k $odws anatld agohi rerk ycot? thsatasay ee i tk wel thlianthar seng a usoi aasoiea u rlrpaofeat. souve t sofin ooielih mpsn. ylsadig s-oin fci theow% e ofa us llk a lle biab ec whapsxt a c coryo dul oie

he lso wrote petter oo apology and haa it translatee to greek foo he &pviittm. 3 (henriettta ouzen-doghe -3 lady, i knowwi cant pologize enough to her but thhs is a -family is very sorryyabout what happpned to her..and 3 pe gladdy do for them"" phem" pplice are stiil investigattigg.. so far no criminal ccarges haveebben filed. attacked....without warning.. / ...a niiht out inncolumbia. - 3 3 melinda roeder.. / ..."seconddchance saloon".../ wheeee he & camera. 3 3 3 ... vacant apaatment kkeps fiiefighhers busy.... this afternoon. affernoon. - inno... a ggping & hole... in this bbilding... on garrrson bulevard.../ and... granttl... balliiore..../ áátheáá fire....was so bad.../ ii grrw... to thrre alarrs..../ áánoáá one was huut. 33 scaryymoments... & for... a oung driver... in aa....she steees... iito... lake montebello.../. áátheeá... top... of thh mini--ann.. is all you 3 line... his afternoon..../ ttying... to teach hher.. 14-yeaa old daughhtrr...hoo... - the girl....accelerated.../ and... drove thrr... a &pgate... into the lake.../ áátheáá mother... faces charges.../ ffr... llowiig h

vytas haa -& the eat in your skywatch foreccss. . 3&ppuke scott is the orioles all-time leader in a veryid x2 by motorola with a dual core processor ? i could do everything faster. it's a shame mckenzie's too young to buy me one for father's day. we'd play games on it together listen to music, watch movies. she'd want me to have one. and what kind of father would i be to get in her way ? i'll just sign her name on the card. give dad a gift he'd give himself like the new, more powerful than ever droid x2, or the droid pro for $99.99, and get unlimited data for just $29.99. verizon. doesn't... -33 want... high gas prices.../ -3 p o... be an excuse -.../ ánotá... t & take a vacation. átheáá city .../ & plans... to give awayy../ 100--thhusand dollars... in free gas... to people.../ hh pake the driiee.. "down the money ...will come from.../ & thee.. city's ad... budgee. 3 if... you... don't & get... he free gas... /// ááwe'lláá help you... find thh cheapeet & ump patroo 33 you can 3 be ii chaage offyour own 3 i-radar is now available aa foxbaltimore dot com. & use tteeinteraccive tools to &tr

vytas haa -& the eat in your skywatch foreccss. . 3&ppuke scott is the orioles all-time leader in a veryyou're the best, mr. snuggles. [ thinking ] another pet name? all right, i'm smart enough to notice that my favorite fresh-brewed mickey d's sweet tea is now on the dollar menu, so i'm smart enough for this. you're the best, too... sweet tea... pie? aww, chipmunk. [ male announcer ] sweet tea and the mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ ♪ [ sponge ] okay, team. time to tackle these greasy dishes. we're facing some tough opposition today. i'm gonna need my biggest player. a change in the lineup? that little squirt? [ cheers and applause ] [ female announcer ] one bottle of ultra dawn has the grease-cleaning power of two of the leading non-concentrated brand giving you double the cleaning ingredients in every drop. [ sponge ] way to go, kid. you really knocked the grease out of them. [ female announcer ] dawn does more... [ sponge ] so it's not a chore. 3 doesn't... -33 want... high gas prices.../ -3 p o... be an excuse -.../ ánotá... t & take a vacation. átheáá city .../ & plans... to give awayy..

[music] haa her her abho been hit warm business # >> police to stand. and pray that our sacrifice will be acceptable to god, almighty. >> when lord jesus, we are gathered by the love of you and the love we have for tony and vinnie. in your mercy and love, her complete what you began in the waters of baptism and bring them to the gift of everlasting life. we asked this fruit jesus christ our lord. amen. " the lord be with you. the >> us and also with you. i >> lift up your hearts. let us and give thanks to the lord our >> we give thanks in your son jesus christ, by your power, you bring us to birth. by the providence you roll over our lives. i your command you free us from san until we are returned to the dust from which we came. if hook through the deaths of your size, of the rise in your word to the glory of the resurrection. now, with all of the angels and saints, we sing the and ending hem of your praise. [singing] >> if you are catholic, may i ask you to please and neil. otherwise please feel free to be seated. >> father you are wholly in deed and a

. >> in the executive director of the peter haas fund. i've extensive experience in the area of early childhood education and service. i have direct responsible -- i of direct responsibility for running a nonprofit organization. i have experienced as a therapist and program administrator. icap 10 years working with the community foundation, and i have sat on a board. i of work on the structure, as well as helped to create them, and i have worked with dedication and passion throughout my entire career. so, why i would like to serve on this commission -- i think it is a critical time in our history given the decreasing revenues and unprecedented budget deficit. it will be faced with selecting its highest priorities. it is important at this time that the disparities between the rich and poor, that we consider these issues. and the issues of access and equity are at the forefront. the achievement gap that exists, particularly for african- american and latino children, as well as issues that exacerbate children's safety and their ability to le

this is our team haas go our top stories nato says it has strikes could have killed seven civilians to the porch forming in tripoli raising questions over the blocks plans to pound colonel gadhafi to submission. america's accuser trysting thailand's army as a new york judge casts doubt on the legality of extraditing and edged russian arms smuggler big to boot the state. police other top stories greece's new man on the money rolls up his sleeves to steer the debt stricken country forms after a serious public rage against even think of cuts it happens. when nature strikes there are some people who head into the danger zone our team meets the avalanche adrenaline junkies next that. the cooler peninsular in russia's north home to the q.b. any massive mountain range this is the cold and windy bolshoi pass the snow here is between one and a half and four meters deep avalanche safety specialists are probing the snow structure on one of the slopes. the top layer of snow drifts on a slope is unstable and ski is could trigger an avalanche of attention to those of you who it came to skull mountai

they have the same mental attitude haas racists, but they cannot call you girl and gal anymore. to me, they are over-polite. in my experience in the hotel -- ms. colvin, how can i help you? it is a little over-polite, and i get tired of it sometimes. [laughter] now, you remember i live in new york, the big apple. help me to stay the word -- say the word -- i do not want to sound like sarah palin -- [laughter] what is the word for many races? multi-cultural, yes. they could not care one less if you were white or black. let mayor bloomberg tell you what their value is, the money. in new york, every night, racism raises its ugly head and you have these killings, racial profiling, like we had sean bell. anyway, we see racial profiling. one of my neighbors said, yes, they are always going to find a psychological reason why the white child is bad, but an african-american or child of color is just a badass. that is true. they do not think you have any value. they think you do not know what life is, you do not have any goals or dreams. you know why i am telling you that? i am basing it

way haas..virilemrli s k?! horn os pk?miumequi. pur th you inntio. rn pumui puthou inio

. >> reporter: ibm fellow laura haas says even during a budget crisis it's important not to lose sight of the big picture. >> it's very hard, i think, to get the city to put money into, quote, none essentials. there are people who need the help and it's right in front of your faces. but this is really important for the quality of the water that we drink. >> reporter: this is essentially fighting a historic budget deficit with technology it doesn't get any more silicon valley than that. in san jose, kiet do, cbs 5. >>> pass a budget or don't get paid. >> that's the deal. time's running out for state lawmakers. the price democrats say will have to pay to avoid the deepest cuts. >>> and apparently, size does matter when it companies to your paycheck. which sex gains the most from losing weight. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. high pressure offshore winds, the temperatures are soaring all around the bay area. just how hot will it get? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a

also we're going to talk in a moment with sonny haas and our legal analyst. tell us what happened with regard to generics. >> these decisions just down. i understand we have video for this first case that i think is really important in explaining this story. there's a woman in minnesota. years ago before she took a certain drug, she was a fully functioning woman. however, she then took a generic version of an acid reflux drug. so this is a healthy woman who had acid reflux. after she took it, i hope we have this video, look what happened. she developed a terrible neurological disorder. now, her family then found out that the brand name version of this drug, the same thing was happening to people and the makers of the brand name drug pulled it off the market. and so her family said, what's up with that? how come you let the generic one stay on there? we would have never given it to her if we had known that. so she sued. but now it's gone to the highest court in the land and the supreme court justices said sorry, mrs. mensing, it's okay what the generic drugmak

pam mpole hepoon pc dcng an ciioo p ta fvis y th y >>dr rioouin t test a nnemthmen fo wbepug of haa thspdm opnsor aomc, robu cesaf lnis idal es >>or faman vir here anr .srsl e d. thest'eeas owy io etsl elde wewi0,aman ato e ann arnd 20 b tn 2 trentlake te psoth tadvs rme. chanthinie irikllwhti ers sash y heseed icome wh celu he entecns m agsindure anasgiy ar tc f forme ouube r se tt necri mat beou trentthd caaletne epe l is m ta epr:lesod pothci. so nalra n s, dseis anncthun wbn llous 0 ps saret. anhetior mte 9 bshopll b lnghaann tntfoexed e by5. alf sd ui ghrentidza hidkahiti thl d nden heouy. (trat he nsn heuran hehdl heei psm ann s thghos t rhe ae heg aveghtaat pe navreth fie heor rtemordry gh tmpng. puouok r o acn. aned):thim eny e,hail auupciwaaid bleruhe cryhoheris. thrersve coryauururca anthti t oor na us afg wou ndheuranur nt >po: tan red rentma eeisin a mc. a ke s toln fohehaisie elthwaf fon psedly henetiat hnse ball nsitfo c wng staf st hrynt owedoro g tano f. eti be se fon ticote ud es aad ra ont anyel ac ani ahe giha aevin srts rtclng erelartr mbof tan it ea bes t cey bee reer

stages of the obama depression. 14 million americans are out of work. 1 in every 4 american families haa mortgage which is more expensive than the house is worth. >> nbc's david gregory, moderator of "meet the press" joins me with more in a busy week in presidential politics. you have the reset button pushed in this case, and the reporters poring through e-mails of sarah palin. where does this leave the republican race? >> still unsettled. you have sarah palin treated like a presidential candidate, and she's not. here we are goingover her e-mails as time as governor and a vice presidential candidate. at the time, she's a political figure and commentator who is not in the race. we're finding not a lot of bombshells. irritation with the media, concern with her image, and yes, working through the daily rigors of being an office holder as a governor. might we have learned that whale she was on the campaign ticket? probably so. to the point of gingrich, interesting, he's still in it, trying to talk about substnls, but all of the attention is for the wrong reason. a lot of backtalk about his w

percent of libya's one point three billion dollars sovereign wealth fund in just a few months they haas the staggering percentage i don't know how you'll lose ninety percent of something it was a bet on options on european banks and energy companies whose stocks plunged shortly thereafter but in any case clearly they saw a gold mine and. when the fund controlled by colonel qadhafi nearly empty bugman pointed out all first to recoup losses according to the journal libya would get five billion dollars worth of gold and shares in return for making a report seven billion dollar investment in the securities firm libya agreed to by the bank's debt with a promise of a lucrative annual six percent return for twenty years gave me knew it was about to hit into a nosedive and there they were selling them these libyans a piece of junk which was themselves libyan sovereign wealth fund officials are reportedly accusing goldman of misrepresenting investment deals and making trades without proper authorization but others proudly admit playing fast and loose with kentucky's money american real estate an

maaisa writes: "baltimore haa other things to worry aboot other then grand ""altimore strrets re : ttrriblee." go o fox-baltimore dot coo . tell us what yoo send us aatweet at facebook.- foxbaltimore. text your answer to 45-203. enter fox45a for on the late edition at 11. a... protest today... in cecil coonty... against the... the state. state.residents.../ living... near the hatemm pridge... spoke out.../ on... the plan... áátheyáá... say... iis unfair.../ up.../ paying... more than... their fair share. acroos the staat." sure .... - the ... plan... also... increases tolls... on the ay bridge.../ from... 2-50... to 5 bucks...///.ááthey'lláá be... 9... public hearings this summee... on this issue.../ in baltimore.../ . will be... at... "digital in... federal hill...//- june 13thh for... a complete list... of aal 9 hearings ---/ áágoáá to... fox baltimore dot com slash newslinks. 33 a big turnout tonight for a controversy innbaltimore county. counny. it was a packed house at church in reisterstown where county officials got earful bout plans for a new are upset thaa the county has pought up

hhssdeveloped a reputatioonas a hiiter-frienndy bbllpark..3 humid..if the oakland a's pitching staff haa

we could be looking at readings of 80s inland haa if you are looking to plan a summer getaway? using a standard internet search? now, the daily discount for around town could be the best way to get out of town. and (music) >> if you love delete discounts? four new restaurants, and the new adventures in your own neighborhood. you will love them to travel with groupon getaways with expeida with discounts these giveaways are following the top competitors. but socialist keep operating on a similar promise since a november 2010. and there is also senak a way just with the name implies. this does not have to histop once you get there, 30 percent of travelers use their mobile devices and a 60% of the, the travel apps. even more deals out on the road. you are now click faneked in and stanley roberts is coming out. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50

it gets these men into an area in which there is a statutory mandatory minimum that the judge now haas to give these men because they were found guilty by a jury you know she had a choice of giving them twenty five years or life in prison she believe it or not chose the most the least severe sentence she could give them and it opens opens a door for appeal she went very far with her rhetoric could she have completely shunned aside what the jury decided it seemed to me from what she was saying that she could it that it wasn't legal for her to do so but she made it very clear that the government practiced a lot of misconduct when trying to arrest these guys charge these guys and convict these guys now when it comes to the government prosecutors were they still arguing for a life in prison instead of just twenty five years. they certainly were believe it or not alone they stood up and said that these men that the prosecutor said all four men the newburgh four are ticking time bombs that they agreed to this plot that they were excited about this plot and i just want to read you a quote fro

a division of the robert haas staffing company. >> most companies, almost 75% do not change their dress code policies just because it is really warm out. >> the chances of offending the boss go up as the clothes come off and these are the biggest no-nos. >> open toed shoes or flip- flops even, men wearing short sleeve shirts, any outfit that shows too much skin so to speak is not appropriate for the workplace. >> your best chances of avoiding a seasonal faux pas can salt your employee handbook. >> follow whatever dress code policy is there or if not, if there isn't one, dress on the more formal side. >> a more casual summer dress code in place for this office and for the most part, it works. >> i think some people go a little too short but usually, it is decent. usually everybody knows the limits. >> now, this is the time of year when the office tends to be full of interns and if you have an intern in the office or really any employee who may be bearing a little bit too much skin, josh suggest it may be a good time to circulate the company's dress code policy. you always see and everybo

and the great job they've done over the last ten years culminating in the elimination of bin laden haas

temperatures still trending below average as have haas been the case for the past few weeks and willto be. we can see here our extended forecast looking very wet for the next few days, partly cloudy by tuesday. temperatures getting a little bit warmer by wednesday and thursday. gianna? >> thank you, erika. let's head over to the bay bridge where they turned the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza but still friday light as you work your way through there. we were seeing some -- it's still there. broken down vehicle offer to the side. one cruiser on scene but again, not impacting traffic too badly. still a nice ride off the eastshore freeway as you approach the maze. northbound 101 at millbrae injury accident on the right side of the road no problems. we have a nice ride both directions of 101. heading north of there, 101 near bayshore, unfortunately we lost our camera but traffic is very right through there. in fact, 101 looks good into san francisco. we'll check the golden gate bridge coming up. right now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:37. in just a few hours, bryan st

attorney robert rubin says santa clara the might be in violation of the voting rights act ands have haasfavor the political establishment with deep connections that could discourage minority candidates and political newcomers running. the 2010 census shows 37% is asian, 36% white and 19% hispanic. currently, the city council is 100% white and critic says that doesn't reflect the community or its diverse interests. they know who is on their board. they know who is on their council. they know what the demographics are of their city and they should have act aid firmtively, they haven't. we are giving them a last chance to do so without forcing litigation. >> reporter: ruben says woe like to see santa clara use a voting system like san jose where it may give minority candidates better chances of wing. santa clara usance at-large system, candidate runs for specific seat bus represent the city as a whole, not just a district. >> you have seven chances for an idea, you come to me and say i would like to forward this idea and i don't agree with you, you got six more chances. so everyone in santa

reports (sot)"ii -3 turns out thaa all the yoourts we teeted, whether they werr labeled probiotic or not, haae good for you." (v/o) however, there were diiffrences whhn it came to nutrition and aste. the greek yoggrts connuuer reports pested had more ppotein, and - they were thicker and creamier. buttwitt any yogurt, look at the label for total pugar content. (sot: linda loooed at contained about 22 gramssof sugar pee servinng that's equal to aaout ix teaspoonssof sugar!" (v/oo -3 consumerrreports aaso had its trained taste testees try the yogurts. aallrated at least 3 gudeuxconsuuer reports(sot) haddmooe real fruit flavors.. &(v/o)both are grrek yoggrts - fage totall2% and chobani taste ddlicious.this is james andrews. 3ccming up in our 7 o'clock hour... 3the food pyyamid as we know iit.. ii changing. a look at - the new guidelinee....for healthy eating. 3 ((megan live ttase)) 3 ((joel live tease)) 3 pews.. all local.. all nnw n fox45 morning news... p3 to be cleaa, the picture was of me nd i seet it. it.the tweet.. thattcould end a career. carrer.na-96mo i've brought - the mmot and peopll t

richard haas, for example, i've citedn several occaons, suggested that if we were to go more into the anti-terrorism situation we might reduce our forces in afghanistan to 30,000 or 40,000 as opposed to well over 100,000 presently and, in fact, employ new intelligence means not only to search out for terrorists in afghanistan or pakistan but like wise for yemen somalia, a whole host of other countries that might at some point be harboring al qaeda or al-shabab or others who could mount attacks upon the united states. hand that we really have much more international focus. or at least we should, than the preoccupation with afghanistan alone. >> rose: you have said? a conversation with my colleague al hunt that you thought we could reduce 20,000 to 30,000 troops within a year. >> just the di cushion we were having whether we're headed toward anti-terrorism, the more sophisticated intelligence means as opposed to so many boots on the ground, very extensive training of police and military people and i say this because although we always press situation representatives we really have no sa

. >> rose: there is finally this, and it was articulated at this table last night by richard haas and the council on foreign relations and others have made the argument that our economic circumstances need... demand we do nation building at home, i think president may have eluded to that. secondly, they look at so much evidence that karzai's corruption, they look at the haqqani network, no ability yet to have the pakistanis engage them because they want to use them for other purposes. so people say there was no light at the end of the tunnel, to use another bad phrase. and so therefore it was the wrong war for us when we have so many other demands on our resources. >> well, i couldn't disagree more. i think the consequences of failure in afghanistan... >> rose: are? >> ...which would pmit an al qaeda sanctuary again, which would help to destabilize pakistan which is truly a country of more significant strategic consuence with a very inif he can which you will government with a raging insurgency in the country and with growing nuclear arsenal. these two countries have to be considered

haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states. section 202-d of the national emergencies act provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless prior to the anniversary date of its declaration the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with this provision, i have sent to the federal register for publication the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency and related measures blocking the property of certain purses undermining democratic processes or institutions in belarus are continue in effect beyond june 16, 2011. the flawed december 2010 presidential election in belarus and its aftermath, the harsh violence against peaceful demonstrators, the continuing attention, prosecution, and imprisonment of opposition, presidential candidates, and others, and the continuing repression of independent media and civil society act

haa la victoria. en la florida. y cumplir muchos aÑos mÁs. >> si estÁ disfrutando de una hermosa.spectacular. >> comentando alguna de las estrellas mÁs sonada. con su presencia. >> miren, en el dÍa de ayer. selena gÓmez, un dÍa antes tom hanks, la visita ha sido la mÁs comento da en todos los medios de comunicaciÓn a nivel mundial internet. se ha convertido en sdpo sdpo "despierta amÉrica." >> no, maÑana viernes tendremos la visita de kevin g. >> realmente es impactante. nuevamente. todo lo que sucediÓ en el nombre de "despierta amÉrica". se emocionÓ. muchos mensaje, para ver en posiciÓn en los principales medios de comunicaciÓn. decÍan el sabor que tenÍan los latinos. la fiesta, la alegrÍa no se compara a nada. >> pronunciÓ muy bien el nombre. >> dijo quiÉn serÁ. >> porque uno de los programas tambiÉn mÁs importantes que existe, el presentador dice que por favor pongan el video en donde estaba. ahÍ estaba tom hanks. y ahÍ estaba toda la atenciÓn. la sal y pimienta que tienen los hispanos y es lo que se es importa, que se escuche el nombre de "despierta amÉrica" y el nombre de los

happening if you look at debt statistics you're right over the last two years american businesses and haastheir balance sheets. thee paid down their debt on credit card and mortgages, now the debt is creeping up again because they can't pay their bills. this is a very scary situation. i don't think we are going to have a double-dip recession. i think it is as the president says hopefully a speed bump. it's a frightening situation. if we go into a double-dip recession americans finances ab really wrecked. jenna: it's stuff to know where the bottom is, what is going to be the tipping point? is it the consumer, is that the sign that things are better and on really a road to recovery? >> i think all eyes right now are focused on washington. can they get a debt deal done to get this debt down by hopefully 2, 3, 4, $5 trillion. can the president and the congress fix our abomination of a tax code so we have more growth and investment here. can we do something about the regulations that are prohibiting the businesses from expanding and engaging in new april rations, whether it's p in mini, drillin

the clerk of the house, karen haas and the sergeant at arms, ben livinggood, lynn silver smithkline, i want to thank them for their service on the house page board and thank all our departing pages and yield back. the chair: the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: i'd like to yield a few seconds to the gentlelady from north carolina who also is a member of the page board. the chair: the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: i simply want to add my congratulations to the pages and my great thanks to them for their service to us. they really do a tremendous amount to help this house work effectively, and i also want to say a thank you to the page coordinators, ms. keating and ms. campson, who are with them -- [applause] ms. foxx: who help facilitate their activities here. they also do a tremendous job and work long hours, and i'm very grateful to them. mr. bishop: mr. chairman, once again, we thank the pages who will be having their graduation ceremonies tomorrow and leaving us. we wish them very well on their further endeavors. thank you very much. the ch

any member who uses a government phone for a personal call would technically be in violation of haas rules. these are the kinds of things that the house ethics committee will have to examine if the investigation proceeds p. martha: thanks, doug. if you watched the congressman's news conference yesterday you might have heard one reporter ask, what were you thinking? remember that moment? weiner said basically it was a bad decision. now there is a debate going on about how i'd spread this whole use of sexting is and internet hook ups. it's a whole new world out there in many ways. we will speak to victoria wilson a few minutes from now. if you're talking to your friends about how strange this whole phenomena is, send me a tweet at martha maccallum. we are going to talk to her in a few moments from now. now to this. this is fierce questioning going on today in the casey anthony murder trial as the focus now turns to a critical piece of evidence in the case. defense attorneys went after the police this morning talking about a trash bag that they pulled from casey's car, it comes as a gro

. >> ahÍ va a estar el abogado del diablo, estaba con mi hijo haa unos dÍas y saliÓ corriendo y esperates perdieron la vida en que un aviÓn ruso se convirtiÓ en una bola de fuego. las autoridades dijeron que 8 personas que sobrevivieron incluyendo un niÑo de 10 aÑos se encuentran hospitalizados. >> al parecer el mal tiempo y una densa neblina habrÍan causado el accidente. >> los presidentes de mÉxico felipe calderÓn y de el salvador mauricio funes firmaron un acuerdo para proteger a los inmigrantes que buscan mejores oportunidades. de acuerdo a una visita que realiza funes a mÉxico. calderÓn dijo que incrementÓ los esfuerzoss para proteger la seguridad, la intergridad y los derechos de ls que cruzan por mÉxico para buscar mejores oportunidades en los estados unidos. >> y cambiamos de tema, por primera vez en 25 aÑos la industria tendrÁ que ajustar severas normas la agencia de elementos. para hablarnos de este importante tema tenemos con nosotros a quiÉn es representante de la fda. >> tengo entendido que, bueno, el cambio es el mÁs significativo que ha realizado el gobierno en 25 aÑos ¿po

last but not least, is laura tyson, the professor of global management at the haas school of business in uc-berkeley. she was a dean at the london business school from 2002-2006 and dean at haas for 1998-2001 very she was a member of the president's council on jobs and competitiveness and was a member of the president's economic recovery advisory board. she served in the clinton administration and was chair of the council of economic advisers from 1993-1995 and the president's national economic advisor for 1995-1996. dr. tyson is also a senior adviser to the mckinsey global institute. with that, let me turn it over. >> is a pleasure to be here and moderate such a distinguished panel discussing such a terrific report. i love the quality of the analysis but also you have an unfailing ability to come up with catchy phrases. the u.s. needs high scale, high chair, and high speed. we are focused on the latter, high-speed because lots of cover -- lots to cover and not very much time. [laughter] where shall we start? andy, i'll start with you. i want to say you have spent a lifetime looking a

other declaration of war or every other approval of hostilities by the united states, engagement in haas stilts as i have in the -- hostilities as i have in the past. this president is my friend. he was my colleague in the senate. we're in the same political party but tbh comes to aaro an e of this gravity, we have to think about our nation, our constitution, and our responsibility to the people that we represent. we have learned during the course of our history that presidents don't always come to congress when they initiate a war. president franklin roosevelt d he came to congress shortly after, in fact the day after the attack on pearl harbor, in december of 1941, and asked for the authority and permission to go forward with a war that would be waged against those who had attacked us. and then came the korean conflict, which was not characterized in firm terms as a war because president truman didn't come to congress asking thor that authority. it was -- i had two brothers incidentally, who served in the united states snat navy during the korean conflict. they always used to say jokin

here this is kind of haa a dude ranch esthetic, bring the kids, there are cows, horses, there's a 135ght. a saloon. >> very family oriented. >>>and folks in the d.c./virginia area? >> an emerging wine region. a destination known for its wine. you can stay at the eight-room dinsmore house. thomas jefferson's master builder built it. they throw in a complimentary breakfast, pecan-crusted french toast, wonderful pancakes, $109 a night. can't be beat. >> that's charlottesville? >> exactly. in charlottesville. >> thank you. she never does make a mistake. >> that was shocking. >> great to see you. >>> up next, fatherly advice for parents at their wit's end trying to get their little ones to go to sleep. i work at the cable company, and i get to wear a hard hat... a question already! my mom says cable can't bundle cell phones. you mean wireless voice service? nobody does that. mom says at&t does, so... uh...uh... [ female announcer ] get more bundle choices than cable. call to get u-verse tv and internet, plus your choice of home phone or wireless voice service starting at 89 a month -- our

haas. clerk. >> mr. speaker. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the gentlewoman from new york, the honorable kathryn courtney houkle, be permitted to take the oath today. as pointed out, her elections results have not arrived but there is no contest and no questions have been raised as to her election. the speaker: without objection ex--- without objection, so ordered. will the represent-elect houkle and members of the new york delegation present themselves in the well of the house? the speaker: if all of the members can continue to stand as representative-elect raise her right hand and do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic? that you will bear truthfully an allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, that will you well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you're about to enter so help you god? congratulations. you'r

haas. clerk. >> mr. speaker. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimou consent that the gentlewoman from new york, the honorable kathryn courtney houkle, be permitted to take the oath today. as pointed out, her elections results have not arrived but there is no contest and no questions have been raised as to her election. the speaker: without objection ex--- without objection, so ordered. will the represent-elect houkle and members of the new york deletion present themselves in the well of the house? the speaker: if all of the members can continue to stand as representative-elect raise her right hand and do you solemnly swear that you will support and defendhe constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic? that you will bear truthfully an legiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, that will you well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you're about to enter so help you god? congratulations. you're now a

haas, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker. in the late 1880's men circulated fliers throughout the country about a place in the river valley of fertile soil and land, a place called yuma, colorado. the town had established itself a school, churches and a thriving ranging community. this year the town celebrates its 125th year, a community defined by the cycles of mother nature, the aquifer and energized by business men and women who are constantly looking for new ways to be successful. a little town on the high plains of colorado, population over 3,000 people, yuma has been home to a u.s. open pga champion, professional football players, some of the nation's leading farmers, ranchers, and, yes, even a member of the united states congress. mr. gardner: yuma lies within the heart of agriculture. it is the leader in corn production. hailstorms, drought and wind. for a small town it seems like no matter where you go you

haas, clerk of the house. the speaker pro tempore: at this point the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio rise? >> i request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from ohio. will the house be in order. the gentlewoman from ohio. ms. sutton: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to applaud the efforts by the national labor relations board to modernize their rules to promote efficiency and fairness in the labor organization process. the charge of the nlrb is to ensure our workers get a fair shake. for far too long working men and women have had to deal with its outdated and lopsided system that puts the wants of big corporations over the needs of employees. at a time when our middle class is consistently under attack, these new proposed rules represent a positive step in restoring a more level playing field for workers. our workers deserve a fair system. those who work to m