they want to support the see hartsfield-jackson but also they would like to see a shia uprising take hold to get the united states' fifth fleet out of there. >> what's the impact on israel? >> very dangerous because right now israel is surrounded by iran on all sides, hezbollah to the north and lebanon and syria, hamas in the south with gaza, the egyptian situation continues to unfold. looks like the muslim brotherhood and other islamists influence could ride this to at least a conclusion that they can control and expand their influence, and now you've got -- >> maybe not -- >> iran playing games. >> maybe not! exactly. >> what do you think? >> maybe not. i think -- brotherhood -- thank you, john. great to be back. reports of the muss living room brotherhood exaggerated from a lot of sources. they -- their impact -- a large degree they've been rather amazed trying to get ahead of the parade there too. what is more important is the big lesson for us if you're going to have an educated populous, get them some jocks. egypt certainly had a lot of frustrated young educated people, some go

woman: when i was running for office, i met someone who knew mayor hartsfield, who, in the late 1960s, said, "i don't know who the next mayor will be, "but i know they'll have to fix the water and sewer infrastructure." woman: the city had chronic sewage overflows into the chattahoochee and its tributaries. fecal coliform bacteria levels were in the millions of colonies per hundred milliliter, which was a significant public health threat. and this had been occurring for decades. but neither the federal epa nor the epd back in the '90s were willing to take action under the clean water act to make the city fix its plumbing. so in 1994, we started upper chattahoochee river keeper. we filed a clean water act lawsuit. in 1997, we won. and so for the past decade, the city has embarked on a program to clean up the river. now, with 1,800 miles of sewer system, three sewage plants and combined sewer overflows, it took a number of years to figure out what would be the solution. we are facing a crisis in infrastructure. bethea: a huge change came about when mayor shirley franklin became the mayo

i'm from atlanta and it is atlanta hartsfield/jackson international airport and it is too long. so as an outsider i think that would be too long, either san jose silicon valley or san jose whatever the other name is. >> reporter: what do you mean the other name is? you don't know? >> i can't remember. i only fly in once a year to san jose, that's all i know, san jose airport. >> reporter: even the outsiders know and refer to this as sjo. so reporting live here from norman y mineta san jose international airport, soon to be norman y mineta san jose -- just just a minute, san jose/silicon valley international airport. >> thank you, bob. >>> we have some breaking news right now. toyota just announcing it will recall some 2.1 million vehicles in the united states. they say that the recall is to deal with potential gas pedal entrapment that's been an issue to plague them. this morning 2.1 million vehicles being recalled. they have not listed specifically which ones yet, so we'll try to dig into that a bit and see if there's an actual list and year. >>> snow in the works. boy, this be

i'm from atlanta and it is atlanta hartsfield/jackson international airport and it is too long. as an outsider i think that would be too long. either san jose silicon valley or san jose whatever the other name is. >> reporter: what do you mean, the other name is? >> i only fly in once a year into san jose, that's all i know. san jose airport. >> reporter: she's got a point. i mean, how many people use norman y mineta san jose international airport. it is known as sfo. oakland is oakland. will this happen? that's to be decided. there's going to be a meeting at 1:00 this afternoon when a new committee forms by the city to discuss renaming the airport. reporting live here at norman y mineta san jose international airport, i'm bob redell. >> i'm thinking that san francisco should just call it the city and call it the airport and get right to it. >> reporter: you should be at the meeting at 1:00. >> maybe i will. thank you, bob. >> that's a tough one, too. you don't want to retract from the name. he's a very nice man. >> you don't want to -- exactly. but like the travelers said, i do

washington, national reagan airport, and atlanta heartsfield this week and we are doing between -- hartsfield this week and we are doing between 40 and 60 days testing to test whether the results we had in the lab will be commensurate with what we are experiencing with real passengers, real screening. it's too early to say i know from las vegas it's gone well, and we are working through some of the issues. for example, an individual with a pony tail that may show up as an anomaly that could be on the machine because it may be slightly out of the algorithm that's normal. that's easily resolved with a visual inspection. part of the training for the t.s.o. to say how do we resolve that? and completely i believe addresses the privacy issues that have been raised because it's just that generic object, that icon of a person which is the same for every passenger, as opposed to individual, with the area highlighted with anomaly. it's a targeted pat down of that area which also addresses the patdown issue some people have concerns about. >> thank you. yield back. >> the chair now recognizes the gentle

i was talking to a contractor who's involved in doing the expansion of the atlanta airport, the hartsfield-jackson airport. and we were talking about his business, what's going on. and he was complaining to me yesterday about the construction costs and the increase that's mandated by davis-bacon. the previous speaker said that it doesn't raise the cost, but that's totally false. in fact, this contractor told me just yesterday that the increased costs to the people of atlanta, georgia, and the state of georgia is 40% above what it would be if we did not have davis-bacon just hering over the heads like a dagger, causing them to have to pay a higher amount of money. while we're here in tough economic times, we need to look at what the federal government is doing to try to increase the cost for our children and our grandchildren so that they have to pay it in the future. and davis-bacon is one of those laws, antiquated laws that does cost not only today's taxpayers a tremendous amount of money, but it's going to cost our children and our grandchildren their future. the reason it does that is because w

he will speak to the children at hartsfield middle -- parkfield middle. he will join the president for a visit for key priorities in the 2012 budget and investing in education to prepare kids for the global economy. the president will honor the recipients of the medal of freedom in the white house. the medal of freedom is the highest civilian honor awarded to the individuals who make a contribution to the national interests of the united states, world peace culture, or other private endeavors. on wednesday, he will meet with state legislatures at the white house. on thursday, the president will attend meetings at the white house. he will leave in the afternoon to travel to the west coast. on friday the president will visit intel corporation in oregon. he will tour the world's most advanced semiconductor facility as well as learn more about intel's science and math education program. it has been a tremendous honor and a privilege to do this over the past little more than two years. i wish you all good luck. i will miss you. i had a lot of fun. i hope that