what they have not found is any sign of captain haney, and in this case that's better news than if theym. because there is a chances did eject thought it's rough wilderness. we are talking about the size of vermont. that's the size of the training area. the problem is not on is this rugged and remote and almost inaccessible. the problem is as you mentioned at top of the intro was the weather. it's a major problem. they have army and air force, hundreds of people. they set up a base cam at an old lodge out in the wilderness. they are handcuffs because the snowstorm is bad. they can't get these helicopters up in the air and they are trying to gets these all-terrain vehicles out looking for any sign much captain haney, any parachute. even with the frozen temperatures he has a suit that would allow him to survive those temperatures with inflatable mitt tns and a hood. he has undergone arctic training. they are not as much concerned with him surviving in the cold, but cold and weather hindering the search for him. missing now for almost three days in the alaskan wilderness. shannon: developi

i mean, i understand he's in god haneys, but he's gone. >> he was just -- he's in god's hands, but he's gone. >> he was just a precious sweet boy. and the loss to our school community is un10able. >> manassas school superintendent stayed students and teachers needed counseling to deal with their grief at losing such a nice boy. one woman fainted at the vigil that was surrounded by police officers keeping watch. they spotted a young man and took him in custody. he is a person of interest in what is being called a retaliation stabbing saturday night at a shopping mall. that left a 19-year-old man wounded. as far as the boy who was killed goes, friends say there is no way miguel hernandez was in a gang. police aren't so sure. >> he has family members that are gang participants, however we're not positive yet of his participation in the gangs. >> tell me how you know that? >> one time me and him were making a joke and we were talking and i was like oh, yeah, let's go be retarded and like let's go throw up these gang signs and he said no, i don't do that. i was like it's just a joke. he was

one was a young man named plug we told haney, who is an aztec dance teacher. and he said about his teaching, we, meaning teachers of aztec and also feel that human beings have in their bodies natural inclinations towards patterns, mathematics, read them, and music and dancing. human beings are natural dancers. i don't want to collect magical, but there's something very natural about the patterns. human beings are very receptive to the pattern and learned very quickly. another teacher interviewed named jan davis who is a teacher and then up in oregon and a former pediatrician infinitely says almost everybody who has spiritual life as a koan that they are caring around inside them. for example, at a catholic woman who came to a retreat. and i asked her, what is the question that you carry around with you all the time? she said, my question is, is there anything outside of god, for example, how could there be children caught in bombings in iraq? how does god allow this? so we melted it down to this. is there anything outside of god? shows she spent the week ponde

there's been no sign of captain jeffrey haney since searchers reached the crash site wednesday. >>> plus the fight over patdowns at airports, john mica is a republican out of florida, he's also ranking member of the committee on transportation, and he will be head of that committee come january. he is with me out of d.c. how you doing, sir, good morning to you. you were just talking to byron -- we were just talking to byron york about this, i know you spoke tom a week ago. does the law state that airports have the option to opt out and have their own security and get rid of the tsa and if so, is that something you would push for? >> first of all, i helped write the tsa legislation, i'm concerned that the agency is getting out of control, and i've reminded airports that a provision that i put in the law in 2001 allows them to contract with private screenings, still under federal supervision and tsa. we have about 20 airports that have already made that choice, but that's been in the law for some time. and my concern now with the groping, with some of the things that tsa has misstepped on,

officials say there's virtually no chance that captain jeffrey haney survived.jet suit and ejector seat. he was on a training run 100 miles north of anchorage, the impact so hard half of the plane is underground leaving a large crater. >> more than 10,000 ground zero workers agreed to a settlement this will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars. not everyone is on poured, however, about 500 of the thousands of workers who sued the city over the cleanup designed to take the offer. the total settlement is worth at least 625 million dollars. they were arrested on espionage charges more than a year ago for crossing into iran. but now according to a top official there, american hikers, sarah shourd, shane bainer and josh fattal might not be spies after all. suggesting that the security officials acted out of caution. he had intered that the two could soon be released and shourd of course was released in september. those are your headlines. >> let's get to rick reichmuth who has a check of our father nice conditions. >> yeah, nice over on this side of the country. not

into the record the article entitled "the promise land, bigotry and bankruptcy haven't driven ricky haney from the fields that his ancestors worked as slaves." i ask unanimous consent -- the speaker pro tempore: so ordered. mr. conyers: thank you, mr. speaker. as much as i appreciate the secretaryf agriculture for his work in this, and as much as i appreciate those that are going to support this measure i am sorry to say that this matter of fairness to farmers of color, hispanics, and women are not yet resolved. and there are black farmers who, because they were late filers, how can you be somewhere out in god knows where and you're supposed to know when the filing date for things are. there are over 12,000 african-american farmers that have been excluded from the pigford settlement merely because they didn't do it on time. you think they got a lawyer out there? of course they don't. and so i want the secretary -- may i get -- you're out of time. all right. i'll just conclude by saying that the claims of latino farmers, late filers, and women farmers are still not resolved even when we fi

i have known haney for 20 years and he is a great friend. this is a happy day for the three of us. observations as well. we are, indeed, humbled and ready to listen to the american people. we are ready to lead on the issues that they have clearly indicated that they care about. we are determined to stop the agenda the americans have rejected and to turn this ship around. we will work with the administration when they agree with the people and confront them when they do not. i think what our friends on the other side have learned that choosing the president over your constituents is that a good strategy. this election yesterday was clearly a referendum on the administration and the democratic majority here in the converse. ignoring the voters and their wishers, as you can see during the entire two-year period, reduces predictable results. the health care bill was a metaphor for the government excess witnessed over the last two years. the american people watched the government running banks, insurance companies, car companies, taking over the student loan business. now they are takin