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you would go to heaven. you have no chance in hell.re a lawyer -- can i speak, you can't go to heaven until you claim insanity. this is not an ideology. it is a mental illness. >> it is a common thing to say the enemy, the babies, they kill the children, they are fundmentalists. there is a lot of propaganda. what are muslims supposed to do when they are being killed in the streets of afghanistan and palestine? people die. we want to remove this idea that islam is a religion of peace. islam is not a religion of peace. there is evidence in the book of islam called the koran sanctioning violence. >> does the koran really sanction this kind of violence? no says shaikh shaheed who spent a life time fighting apartheid and extremism in africa. >> these extremists claim to know islam. they seem to portray god as cruel and uncompassionate monsters. i demand them to provide proof from the text of the koran. >> chapter nine, verse 29, allah says -- >> to decipher the koran we vice-presidented the same east end neighborhood where our journey began

they actually think if you kill women, you kill children you will go to heaven. i would like to say it's not an ideology, it's a mental illness. >> reporter: and stopping it from spreading may be the most important battle for britain today. building my friendships, my family, while i was building my life, my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along with diet, crestor does more than lower bad cholesterol, it raises good. crestor is also proven to slow the buildup of plaque in arteries. crestor isn't for everyone, like people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. simple blood tests will check for liver problems. you should tell your doctor about other medicines you are taking, or if you have muscle pain or weakness. that could be a sign of serious side effects. while you've been building your life, plaque may have been building in your arteries. find out more about slo

. >> i know she's in heaven with god. she doesn't have anymore pain or suffering to go through. both suspects are being held. sent for a bail hearing on monday. >> on the eastern shore, 11-year-old girl is laid to rest. her body found on christmas day. she had vanished from her bedroom a few days before christmas. a charge for kidnapping and burglary in the case. he had dated the girl's aunt. the attorney for this client denies he harmed the child. >> coughman ran for baltimore city council, mayor and governor. the memorial service is set for wednesday at 2:00 p.m. he was 78 years old. >> now to the war on terror. new security threats threatening to reignite old threats. >> we have more from washington. >> in hawaii, president barak obama is winding down an island vacation interrupted by the cold reality of terrorism. promising to work with palestinians in washington to keep them safe. >> i can't imagine a more fit ing guide. >> at the beginning of the new year, it's important to remember we are all united by love of country and a common faith that no change is too great for the

the smiles of heaven cannot smile on a nation which heaven itself has jordanned. it is right to help one another. it is right to get together and solve problems. it is right to provide opportunities for all of our citizens. so my fellow virginians, my friends, leaders from across the state, let us heed the words of the father of our country, employ these eternal rules and get to work for the good of the people of virginia. thank you, god bless virginia, and god bless this great country. [cheers and applause] >> today on prime minister questions, gordon brown pledges aid to haiti. remarks from democrat liberal reader as to why the prime minister does not appear before the iraq war ministry. tonight on c-span. i describe myself after i left congress as a recovery congressman. >> president and ceo of g will industries, an actor and since 2003, he's been heard every morning on wal talk radio. he's our guest tonight on c-span's "q&a." >> president obama asked former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton to help lead haiti efforts. the three met at the white house.

my heavens. >> ron: oh, my. >> dan: my heavens. >> ron: and ish smith is up. crawford trying to shake it off, too, rubbing the face. ism smith from north carolina. crawford i think is going to go to the side to make sure he's got the cobwebs off. i think he hears a couple phones ringing, doesn't know which one to pick up right now. >> ron: they're just going to make sure he's okay. ish smith will go to the line. >> dan: that was a great looking shot. >> ron: yeah. 3 of 6 tonight, 14 points, 5 assists. taylor comes into the lineup. jamel mclean will sit down. the lead is at six. 10:55 to play in the second half. love needs to get back into it a little more and he does. nice looking move. >> dan: i think particularly with mcfarland out of the game that xavier has an advantage with the inside with the offensive ability of jason love. >> ron: 8-2 run now for the musketeers. the lead is down to four. >> dan: that was just poor defense by wake forest. you can't let love dribble the ball that long. >> ron: smith saw aminu with great position. taylor was trying to fin

. >> i know she is in heaven with god, so she does not have any more pain or suffering to go through. >> both suspects are being held and are set for a bail hearing on monday. >> 11-year-old sarah foxwell was laid to rest today. her body was found on christmas day near the delaware-maryland line. she had vanished from her bedroom a few days before christmas. thomas leggs jr. is charged with kidnapping and murder in the case. he had dated a girl's aunt. there was a fire at the brooks shot a par complex just after noon today. we are told by people were displaced. there is no word on what caused the fire. now to the war on terror, today president barack obama and the top republican both called on congress to put aside partisan differences. >> in a white, president obama is winding down -- in hawaii heat he is winding down and a vacation. >> we begin this new year, and i cannot imagine a more fitting resolution to guide us as a people and as a nation. >> a sentiment echoed by the senate's top republican. >> at the beginning of a new year, it is important to remember that we are all united

and we will marry when i see you in heaven my wifey. so the johnson family wishes this petite parasite would fall into a pit of pythons and never return. a source close to the family, quote, it would be nice if tila showed a thread of dignity. she has paraded around in little clothing for the photographers around her pad. frankly, i would rather look at this. >> that makes me happy. you know, tila tequilla for me represents everything vial about pop culture. she is an incessant parasite being fed -- her ego is being fed. >> stop being on the fence about this. first of all, i am shocked somebody named tila tequilla would show questionable judgment. i am shocked at that. secondly, when somebody is grieving, which she does between herself and 20 million viewers, give her her space. >> she is tweeting in some undisclosed location instead of being in the hospital. omg, just found out she is in a coma. getting back to sports center. the whole thing made no sense. >> nicole, should we just ignore these people? are we obviously just as shallow

order and right which heaven itself has ordained. to provide opportunities for all our citizens. so, my fellow virginiaens, my friends, leaders from across the state, let us heed the words of the father of our country. employ these eternal rules of order to right, and get to work for the good of the people of virginia. thank you. god bless virginia. and god blets this great country. [cheers and applause] >> so bob mcdonnell now officially the governor of virginia, he becomes the state ds 71st chief scuteyi and will give his first staid address next week. that will begin live at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. this weekend on book tv, marine corps university professor on military leadership and winning counter insurgency wars. also, children's book auttedsor and illustrator on growing up in communist checks lovackia. part of a weekend filled with nonfiction books on c-span 2. for the complete schedule, go to book tv.org. >> earlier today, president obama announced new relief efforts to help the people of haiti. former presidents geo

going to heaven. when they are busy and earning, and the problem of terrorism would be much less. >> these people did not like al qaeda. >> they are not muslims. muslims are not extremists. they are all terrorists. we don't want them here. >> even so al qaeda is a force, and the president has set a patchy record against it. despite his immense shootouts with al qaeda, he does not see it as the biggest threat to his regime. his army's main job has been fighting other challenges in the north and south, but the americans have different priorities. ruling yemen is a balancing act. al qaeda and western enemies are awaiting new presence. between then they could spend -- they could send the yen and spending -- they could send yemen -- >> in a hearing the suspect, only said he understood the charges against him. -- yo-- he said he understood the charges against him. parliament rejected more than two-thirds of the cabinet nominees. president karzai says the president's decision was bad news, but will be respec

in the particular all heaven may break loose in the words of my grandmother. lastly in the context of military and prison chaplains, while there's controversy over when and what any limitations may properly be placed on the religious exercise and prayers of those officials and what they may offer, there is a general consensus that the government may and indeed perhaps should higher such chaplains and make them available as an accommodation to the individuals that are in the charge of the government. going as far back of the supreme court's decision in 1963 in abington versus shemp a decision which struck the mandatory bible readings in public schools, the courts acknowledge when the government requires someone to be somewhere, in this case the context of armed forces and prisoners, when they have to be in specific places for specific times and they are otherwise denied the opportunity to practice their faith at the place in time of their choosing, then in order to avoid infringing their free exercise guarantees, the government should provide substitutes where

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he started singing "heaven on the seventh floor ♪ >> and i really for about a second was about to breakntic about his kids as he is about his wife. >> he's just a bundle of love. -i say this in all honesty. he's the greatest dad in the world. he does anything for his kids. it makes you, as his wife, adore him even more. george can sing every hannah montana song. in fact, we got miley cyrus tickets. i said, that's great. she will go with her friends. and george goes, i'm going. i said that's great. you don't have to go. he said, i got the tickets, i'm going. he's not this stiff news person at all. he's not at all what people think because that's great. he gets the other side. >> george! >> yeah! >> it could have been a lot worse. i went to our producers, and she dropped the georgia short section. >> i didn't notice. >> i just want you to start singing miley cyrus songs. >> i can't wait for "heaven on the seventh floor" in the commercial break. >> it's actually worse than that. she got the song wrong. >> what was it? >> the -- i just blanked on it." moving in ♪ >> oh. >> that's very hip.

you would first take your bearings, in the heavens, particularly the pole star and determine your latitude and then distance measurements and even some celestial measurements and figure out what your longitude might be and longitude of course was noer toious -- notoriously figure out and then you take your line of latitude and longitude and create a point that you could say is a city, for example, once you had your points, you would plot them on one of his grids, and this is his second projection and he laid out three in the geography and once you have lots of points on your map you can assemble a picture of the whole world and he recorded about 8,000 geographical coordinates in the geography. his book, the book was lost not long after he died, probably, at least to europe, and, it was about a thousand years before it was rediscovered and when it was rediscovered there were no maps, he probably made maps with the original but we don't know and even if he did they are all lost and it didn't mary, though, because when the book was rediscovered, scholars who read it had,000 geographical coord

. >> her daughter, heaven roberts, has also seen firsthand how the organization can impact lives. >>e backbone of this foundation. it's important for me to be involved as a young person because there is no age to breast cancer, as we know now. >> i'm able to show them in living color, in proof, denise is standing here alive and well over 20 years. so that goes into helping me continue this fight for the cure. >> we'll be back right after this. it's our connection to our community it's our lifeline to the emergency information we need it's a free service that provides free entertainment. but one day soon, it could be taken away. there's a movement among special interest groups to limit free antenna tv and millions of americans who depend on it would lose out. let's tell congress to keep free antenna tv as part of our communications future. always free and always local. >>> that does it for this edition of "our world with black enterprise." thanks for joining us. until next time, i'm ed gordon. thanks for making "our world" your world. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com for hours. n

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>>so heaven knows what its like when there are other planes in close proximity... >>cooper: there are certain rules and agreements between the pilots as to certain types of manoeuvres that youwont carry out. so aggressive and sort of chopping type movements and direction changes are out really. each aerogp costs around 1.5m dollars to stage...and even though it may be growing slowly... the manbehind the idea, has no doubt, his baby is just going to get bigger and bigger... >>jong: the sky is the limit. >>zaltman: the sky is the limit. the sky is not the limit. were going higher. >>and good luck to him. as for my antics in the sky, well, my cameraman had got so dizzy just filming us that like me, he couldnt quite focus properly when we touched down...so just take my word for it...it had been exhilarating, a little nauseating, extremely sweaty, and ultimately, more than enough to make one appreciate being back on solid ground... >> abirached: thats it for this weeks world business. thanks for watching. well see you again at the same time next week.

heckle is offering up to him his halo as darwin ascends into the heavens with his beloved apes.g that was a little more sinister. he carried the idea of evolution into all realms: moral, yes. yes. you see. what we have here. what we have here is to apply the board, you see, there are so many unfit people in this world, for instance. there are, you know, people that have birth defects or people that for one reason or another would never survive in the wild. so we should eliminate them. it illustrates some of the stock of the german folk. eventually politics should be biology. eventually one will have to be master of the other races. this is a phrase we call the struggle for existence, what we call it in german . ♪ no. no. no. no. no. that is not what i meant at all, at all. no. no. just because i have read right t does not mean napoleon was right and every cheating dictator is also right. it is a nightmare. if the dog, the brother to the both can evolve into the guardian of the sheep we must consider whether we came from the law of the general doesn't mean we have to stay there.

darrow said i do care if i go to heaven or hell, after 30 years as a trial lawyer i have so made great is right, who's wrong. to all be one to us. we shall not even know that we have met, yet need we shall, in part and meet again. where did we meet, on the lips of living man. and now i will say way back into the story of me and steve gould, because steve gould was the continuation of that same argument on the lips of living man. and participated in some of the recent trials, textbook trials, and so on. now when steve and i were kids, we had a couple of interests besides evolution and animals and so on. one of them was we had a great interest in the exalted use of language, and were both big gilberts holden fans when we were kids. so some of the songs that i've written tonight in the style of the gilbert i did to tickle steve gould, and then we had other heroes besides, for example, there's steve and a giraffe. joe dimaggio was his big euro, because of his excellence and graze on the ball field. and he was a lifelong yankee fan who had an amazing command of baseball statistics, which wa

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i just pray to god in heaven that it is true, and the baby is alive tonight. tip line 480-350-8311. take a look at baby gabriel. whoever you are out there with this baby, if the story's true, please, please, bring the baby back. >>> we're switching gears. i want to tell you about a missing mom. take a listen. >> we just miss her. we want her back. her back and -- and i love her and my boys love her. i've been trying to figure out what i can do so i don't sit idle. >> straight to you jim kirkwood, ktkk news radio. we are talking about susan powell, 28-year-old mother of two goes missing. the father says he takes the kids camping, midnight, freezing temperatures to make s' mores in the snow. >> he's quite a stonewaller. tom mcglock lynn, the kpts, police captain at westvale police department in utah describes him as demonstrating a frustrating look of cooperation. i think you've heard this story before, nancy. >> we're going to be back with more on susan powell. as we go to break, happy 80th birthday to massachusetts friend benny good luck, a world war ii veteran. he invented the elas

in heaven. the thought that somebody would say hawley, excuse me, molly was going to be engaged to dick cheney. well, maybe the world would've been different. maybe molly would've exercised some behavior modification. and i don't mean in the way that dick cheney did by the way to get political. i try to keep the narrative on track. the man whom she was engaged to be married to -- let me just read one last thing. she was engaged. they were going to be married. frenzy literally grew up with molly stick with it to the different phases of her life. sometimes you'd molly to the prism of her relationship with her fiancÉ, given her political inclinations or constitution of the most difficult to imagine that tank collins was the most important person in her life. their relationship was so far removed from those forgotten ditches in houston i want buffalo bayou where the mosquito larva made the fetid water shake far from the shotgun shacks on the edge of her broke i'm aware she had grown up. and for the

oh, my heavens. >> easier said than done, guys. >> it is, but you know something?shop more wisely this year by taking your time. there will be more deals down the road when they realize the consumer isn't coming back like he or she used to. >> there's a start. >> that was about four. >> and the last one i happened to mention a minute ago, increase your job skills and get new job skills. >> let's bring in josh levs with some questions from folks online. >> josh, how is your kid? >> great. thank you. >> are you sleeping more now? >> no, less. >> he's still working the weekends for us. >> what are you going to do? it's this economy, right? >> have to pay for the baby food. >> brooke has her alliteration for her. i call you the dynamic dolan duo. ready to do this? >> ready. >> first question from our viewers coming from nancy. my husband passed away february 2008. our properties are paid off, two kids in college with 529 funds. now, the bank has written to nancy saying that she owes on an old credit card in her deceased husband's name. >> technically you are not respon

i thought i died and gone to heaven. i couldn't quite believe i was there.kid from pittsburgh is there directing this iconic major actor and daniel, i couldn't believe it. >> larry: what was it like for you, daniel, to work with one of the grand dames? >> i shall treasure it forever. every single moment i spent with that wonderful woman i will treasure it. we would go around in circles pretty much all day long. and a huge crowd turned out to see sophia. she turned to me at one point and said all these people think that the reason we're doing it again and again is because we are so stupid that we just can't get it right. [ speaking italian ] >> larry: do you ever get used, penelope, doing it again and again? let's do another take? >> i always get thrown out of the set asking for too many takes. >> larry: you like takes? >> i have a problem with that. i cannot let go. okay, now we can stop and move to the next thing. >> we had to call security. >> i drive everybody crazy. i can't control myself. i always want to do one more. >> larry: penelope's sexy rope danc

this is beneath the dignity of a free people for heaven's sake or my favorite example is from the new republic magazine i hope none of you waste your time reading but the new republican a journalist who had a little bit of a problem. he used to make up his stories and other journalists would be wondering why didn't i get that story because it came out of his brain. it didn't actually occur and one of the story is this guy who wrote, stephen class, was about alan greenspan and he told the story a group of wall street executives had built a little shrine with his image and flowers and candles and they would meet and meditate in front of him. what's more amazing that somebody would invent a story like that is nobody noticed that was a phony story. people felt that seems like a reasonable thing somebody might do, sure. something is wrong here. this doesn't make sense in a free society so i want to puncture some of this bizarre aura that surrounds this man in particular and the federal reserve he headed in general. now let's talk about a nobel prize winner in economics who actually deserve

i pray to god in heaven that it is true and the baby is alive tonight. tip line 480-350-8311. take a look at baby gabriel. whoever you are out there with this baby, if the story is true, please, please bring the baby back. >>> we're switching gears. i want to tell you about a missing mom. take a listen. >> we just miss her and we want her back, and i and my boys love her. i've been trying to figure out what i can do so i don't sit idle. >> jim kirkwood, susan powell, 28-year-old mother of two, missing. the dad says he takes the kids midnight, freezing temperatures to make s'mores in the snow? what more do we know tonight? >> he is quite a stone waller. the captain in utah describes him as a demonstrate ago frustrating lack of cooperation. i think you have heard this story before, nancy. >> we are going to be okay bah with more on susan powell, but as we go to break, happy birthday to massachusetts friend benny galuck. a world war ii veteran, he invented the elastic waistband for women's pants. thank you, benny. he's the proud uncle of 14 nieces and nephews. happy birthday, ben

if that is not a marriage made in heaven, you know.l and ahh, hookers and stuff on the side, too. then we have congresswoman chikowsky and robert creamer. married. i don't think he took her name. hard to pronounce. and then that is good. tough corruption of congress. they can lay in bed at night and say hey, i stole a bunch of money. the other one can say i did too, in a completely different way. anita dun and her husband, whatever -- he's the attorney now for the white house. by the way, i thought that wasn't happening. i thought when we broke that story we were called crazy, that that wasn't going to happen. hmm. >> your favorite couple of the year, i think, has to be clara pittman. >> i don't think they were technically married. >> yes, they were married. >> were they? >> yes, they were married. >> two names they will never say, cloward and piven. if you don't know what cloward and piven, pause the show and go google it. google it. pause, please. look it up. this is important because cloward and piven, it's what they're doing. they'

thank heavens. i'm staying. come out again for a while. >> larry: t-boz, my idea, just off the top, contact dixie bickel at the god's little angel's orphanage in haiti. call her and see what she might be able to do for you, t-boz and maybe we can work something out here. >> thank you, i will. i'll try. i'm not going to give up. >> larry: what were you going to say, dixie? >> i was going to tell her she needs to get a home study done. she needs to start some of the paperwork that takes six months in the states to do so that when adoptions do open up she's ready. >> exactly. >> larry: we wish you all the best of luck. salute you, marty, for what you do. dixie, thanks for everything. good luck, t-boz, we'll try. that's it for this edition of

heaven's sakes.you're in this huge health care fight and worried about the economy and global warming and all that sort of thing, that's what they're were concentrating on and not giving this enough attention. >> you're say the president was not giving this enough attention? >> i don't think the whole administration was. there were good people there. if you look at his cabinet secretaries, people who are involved in counterterrorism, they're good people. i mean, they're good people, but they need support. they need coordination. the president needs to supply the leadership and no matter what else is going on this is who has got to be number one. >> governor kean, thank you so much for your perspective on all of this this morning. >>> it was a war of words this week on who is to blame for the security breakdown in the detroit terror plot. up next we're going to hear from two senators with very different views on that. so stay with us. this is amazing. let me take this. wait, there's no such thing as a

i didn't know if dan was in heaven or haiti. i went to times of despair to times of hope. to go back and forth. we have two young sons and hard to stay strong for them and say daddy's coming home and not know for sure. >> larry: how did you learn he was okay? >> the state department called me at 6:00 in the morning on friday morning and i started packing. they said that they found him. he was alive, but they couldn't get to him. so i packed my boots and my gloves and my hat and sunglasses and i was on my way to haiti to dig. i got a call in the dallas airport they had been able to extract him. >> larry: wow. i understand there was another man buried and you were talking to him, too, dan, is that true? >> that's right. i was able to communicate with about seven other people. right next to me in the elevator shaft was a haitian gentleman. we could hear each other well. we talked a lot. we prayed together. sang songs together. holding on to hope in a situation like that was really vital. i wanted to do everything i could my wife and my boys. >> larry: when that phone rang at

you have no oath registered in heaven to destroy the government while i shall have the most solemn one to preserve, protect, and defend it. i am loathed to close. we are not enemies, but friends. we must not be enemies. though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection. the mystic chords of memory, stretching from every battlefield and future grave, and every living heart and hot stone all over this broad land will yet swell the chorus of the union, when again touched as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature. if there ever was an icon that stood for everything, it is abraham lincoln. he is remembered for his kurds and leadership, his peacefulness and compassion, his patriotism and devotion to the union and his ability to lead the nation through civil war. his role in this country's collective memory is immeasurable. but we are talking about today is memory and how it is best presented by historians and writers who make the past relevance. no president has such a hold on our mind is abraham lincoln. he lived at the dawn of hypocrisy in his pine

heaven sakes, if you're in this huge health care fight and worried about the economy and global warming, that's what they were cons tralting on. i think they weren't giving this enough attention. it's understandable, but not acceptable. >>> the former director of the cia warns the american people of tough choices ahead in the balance between privacy and security. >> what's the balance the american people want between their privacy and their security. you can't just keep coming back to the intel guys after bad things happen and expect them to perform miracles 100% of the time if we don't address these more fundamental questions as a nation. >> as you can see, we've been watching all the other sunday shows so you don't have to. joining me in washington fran townsend, cnn national security contribu contributor and former homeland security adviser to george w. boos: rich chan ben venn niece sta of the former 9/11 commission and jeanne meserve. richard, let me begin with you. the former head of the 9/11 commission, governor kaine is basically laying the blame this morning at the president, n

care challenges that america faces for government to come in and take it over. 1/6 of our economy, heaven forbid the american people give up on family and private sector industry and say okay government you take it over we can't figure out any innovative solutions, no intelligent solutions coming from us, government you do it for us. >> it seems the rich don't need to worry. of course there's the question of whether you want to tack the rich some do, some don't. then the middle class might be out of a job. you've got the very poor. what do we do about the very poor in terms of employment or in terms of health care all the proposals put out there by the republican side of the aisle, we still have a segment of our society down and out. we have hungry people in this country. >> the very, very poor are taken care of. nobody is going to be turned away from a hospital emergency room. today they are not turned away if they can't pay for that coverage that's fine, that's good that is a compassionate heart of the american people. and of our government. they are not going to be turned away even the

care challenges that america faces for government to come in and take it over. 1/6 of our economy, heaven forbid the american people give up on family and private sector industry and say okay government you take it over we can't figure out any innovative solutions, no intelligent solutions coming from us, government you do it for us. >> it seems the rich don't need to worry. of course there's the question of whether you want to tack the rich some do, some don't. then the middle class might be out of a job. you've got the very poor. what do we do about the very poor in terms of employment or in terms of health care all the proposals put out there by the republican side of the aisle, we still have a segment of our society down and out. we have hungry people in this country. >> the very, very poor are taken care of. nobody is going to be turned away from a hospital emergency room. today they are not turned away if they can't pay for that coverage that's fine, that's good that is a compassionate heart of the american people. and of our government. they are not going to be turned away even the

. >> thank heavens, there's some life there. i cannot thank you enough. happy new year, all.ar. >> happy new year. >> he has been called the most powerful person in the republican party, conservative talk show host rush limbaugh in the hospital in hawaii after a the hospital in hawaii after a health scare. live". we hope you're enjoying your new year's. eye warrant to bring back ed lenry who has done double duty, covering not just the president but also rush limbaugh, vacationing in hawaii. he was taken to the hospital earlier this week. he remains in the hospital. ed, listen with me for a moment while we play walter e. williams who filled in for rush today, as guest host on limbaugh's nationally cindy indicated radio show. here what happens he told listeners about limbaugh's condition. >> first of all, folks i should say that rush continues to rest the very comfortable in the hospital in honolulu. he had a comfortable night and he's getting good medical attention. yesterday -- let me go back a little bit. yesterday, wednesday, he was taken to the hospital in honolulu after c

for heaven sakes, if you're in this huge health care fight and worried about the economy and global warming, all that sort of thing, that's what they were concentrating on and they weren't giving this enough attention. it's understandable, but not acceptable. >> so you're saying the president was not giving this enough attention? >> i don't think the whole administration was. there are good people there. if you look at the cabinet secretaries, the people involved in counterterrorism, they're good people. they're good people. but they need support, they need coordination. the president needs to supply the leadership. and no matter what else is going on, this has always got to be number one. >> governor kean. thank you so much for your perspective on all of this, this morning. thank you for joining us. and it was a war of words this week on who is to blame for the security breakdown in the detroit terror plot. up next we'll hear from two senators with very different views on that. so stay with us. relief! oh, it's like night and day. can i keep this? (announcer) afrin. why suffer? >>> welcome

for heaven sake, if you're in this huge health care fight and worried about the economy and global warminghat's what her concentrating on and they weren't giving this enough attention. it's understandable, but not acceptable. >> so you're saying the president was thought giving this enough attention. >> i don't think the whole administration was. there are good people there. if you look at the cabinet secretaries, the people involved in counterterrorism, they're good people. they're good people. but they need support, they need coordination. the president needs to supply the leadership. and no matter what else is going on, this has always got to be number one. >> and some people are laying the problem right at the agency that you pushed to create, which is the national counterterrorism center. that was supposed to be the place that coordinated all of the information that set aside any kind of internal battles. and that obviously didn't happen here. so have we just added another layer of bureaucracy to the government? >> not about it works properly. obviously it didn't in this case, but we

not want to hear the kids fuss and popping something in the microwave or picking up a burger was heaven. it was a godsend. but we were fortunate enough to have a pediatrician, as i have mentioned, that kindzg of waved the red flag for me as a mother. basically, cautioned me that i had to take a look at my own children's bmi. we went to our pediatrician all the time and i thought my kids were perfect and they are and always will be. [laughter] but he warned that he was concerned that something was getting off balance because fortunately he was a pediatrician that were predominantly a in an african american urban community and he knew these trends existed. he was watching very closely his patient population. in my eyes, my children were perfect. i did not see the changes. that is also part of the problem or part of the challenge for it is often hard to see changes in your own kids when you are living with them day in and day out. as parents, we all know and will readily acknowledge broadly that kids in general -- we know they don't eat right. we know they don't get as much exercise as the

i said, "we can't do it over again, for heaven sakes," we built it up as an interview that was totally ad libbed, now he knows the questions. that's not fair. we did it with nixon last week who didn't ask to do it over. he said "he insists. that's the only thing we can do is do it over." i asked permission to speak to the senators. i went upstairs, he was lying on the bed in a room that looked like a harvard college dormitory room, pictures of football players, harvard players, i hoped, on the dresser, and i assumed it was john in pickup games kind of thing -- i don't know -- but at any rate, i went in and i pleaded with him to do it over and he said, "no, we're not going to do it over." >> charlie: you pleaded to leave it as it is. >> he insisted "we're going to do it over." >> charlie: his problem is he didn't like the way he was sitting in the chair. >> he said that it was because he was sitting in the chair -- we had him placed in a soft chair where he was all doubled up and lked bad. you it. he didn't look badly at all. it was the fact that he had muffed this question. and knowing

we all have to become speculators to go into the stock market or invest in heaven knows what or go into debt to buy house because it will keep up with inflation. you can get wiped out and ruined by this but we are told this is all for the common man. you have got to be kidding me! this is unbelievable! every time i hear the left talk about questioning authority, the most regressive institution imaginable that rewards the financial elite in society and discombobulates the financial planning of every normal person in the country, you say that is not worth questioning, you are a crank and not to question it at this point. [applause] so there's something wrong with the money. money can be created that will in any quantity, no resources expended. this money is pumped into the banking system and pushes the rates of interest down and creates this boom and bust cycle. when the bust comes, the major players who get caught out go crying to the central bank, the paper money producer because they know there is no physical constraint on how much money the paper money producer can create so they go t

and it just stinks to the high heaven what happened here. >> reporter: marcy kaptur-- democrat of ohioas among those who suggested geithner was too accommodating to wall street. geithner fired back. >> congresswoman, you are suggesting the people who were involved in this were not acting in the public interest and you were suggesting that they were working for the private interest, not the public interest. and that is not true. i would never-- and i believe none of those individuals would ever-- be part of any decision like that. >> reporter: by the end of the day, geithner said he wished he had known more about the payments to banks at the time. later, the committee heard from geithner's predessor, former treasury secretary hank paulson. he too denied any involvement with the decision to make sure a.i.g.'s banks and counterparties were paid but said the rescue was critical. >> if a.i.g. had gone down. we'd had situation main st. companies would not have been able to raise money, pay employees, employees not pay bills, 10% uemployment. i believe we would have had 25% unemployment. >> r

i will move heaven and earth to create jobs in ohio, and i will not rest until it's done. because, because the state of our state is unyielding. [applause] >> unyielding -- unyielding in the face of the global economic turmoil. unyielding in the face of budget cuts and job loss. unyielding in the knowledge that we are more than our challenges. [applause] >> and unyielding in the belief that ohio will not always be just our home, but our hope. i believe in ohio. [applause] >> i believe in ohio because we may have been dealt a tough hand, but we are going to do what ohioans have always done. we are going to play it to win. we've had to make tough decisions. we've had to make sacrifices. but we have worked to reduce the blow of this international economic meltdown, and the decisions that we have made have positioned ohio to not only recover, but to emerge rebuilt and renewed. [applause] >> in our bipartisan jobs plan, we made major investments in advanced energy and also in logistics and distribution, public works, and other areas. we've made the largest commitment in our his