. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure many of you have seen or heard regularly in the news. my father came from iran so every time i see those headlines and get an article in my e mail i have this moment of panic thinking about my family members in iran who might be the next victims of this terrible war administration this is, disaster on the horizon. it begins with words. daggers of men who bleed their nations of hope kill any promise. here is war, a bag full of hate posturing angry man rhetoric unleashing disaster on the horizon. war has no face like a genie it doesn't go back in the bottle. the witchary gives nothing it is a tornado that sucks up life, spits out ashes and broken minds i can feel in my bones. near as anyone who's face i see who's eyes i hold tight fixod this comp us i see the war coming breaking lose in the mouths. they are monsters who can't see the people who will weep. they're are creators of the destruction that begins on the tongue and ends in the cold eyes of tomorrow. [applause] >> last

there's no end to your horizons. the sky is infinite, the sand is infinite. it's hard to keep your focus because you are constantly using peripheral vision looking all around you. it doesn't matter which way you walk after a while, you are just wandering. and so on the first trip out there, we didn't get to the sea because we just ended up wandering. it happens out there. you have a plan but the landscape becomes beautiful in a way that you weren't expecting and you start disappearing into it. you start forgetting why you are going in one direction. you start thinking, no, i just want to see that shadow over there and spend time there and then i want to see the next shadow and the next. it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you se

the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out there. nothing stays for too long, even the footprints that last for 7 years eventually disappear. i found something out there that i'd like to read to you. it was a site, an archeological site on

deepwater horizon was not an accident. it was a homicide. it was a homicide. wait a minute. as investigative reporter my british network says you have to go with him. i come up with a cockamamie story taking my camera crew and two acer by john. eyes are by sean we learn these later. that is all americans learn geography. let's be cool to head across the desert of the tracks through the roadless desert to get the inside story and we're busted and arrested by the people least a look like little toy soldiers but then quickly the military police and the security ministry shows up. that is quite an honor the torture and chief himself came out i was a bit concerned that meant someone had tipped them off for that story. but the first thing they do is say give us the film. okay. we give them the film. they say give us the chips they have learned you get computer chips so they took the film but i am still would journalist i could keep my 10 but in then is doing the austin powers job ahead took the evidence out. if that happened before. i had the evidence. homicide. that is why reoccu

low rates and a subdued out look for inflation over the medium, fund, by providing a longer time horizon than exacted the statement put downward pressure on longer term interest rates. at the january 2012 fomc meeting it was amended further extending the timeframe where it will see low levels of the federal funds rate through 2014. in addition to the adjustments, the economy modified the policy regarding the holding of securities. in september, the committee put in place a maturity extension program that provides longer term treasurer security purchases, it will lengthen the -- significant change in the size of our balance sheet. this will make financial conditions more supportive of economic growth than it would have been. to help support conditions in the major market, principal received will be reinvested agency nbs rather than continuing those proceeds in treasury securities as has been the practice in 20 ten. the holdings will bed a justed as appropriate to promote a stronger economic recovery. before concluding i would like to talk about long-term strategy that was issued at the en

for civil penalties in the clean water act be a also ruled that the owner of the deepwater horizon rig. trans ocean ltd may be liable under the same laws because they were the operator of the well a ruling on whether trans ocean to be held accountable as well would likely come sometime in the next couple of days the deepwater horizon explosion of two thousand and ten devastated gold coast's residents its economy and its environment it's great to see that those affected by the disaster will finally be getting the money they deserve and the funds they need to rebuild their lives the bad state governments the twenty six billion dollar foreclosure fraud settlement was intended to help those affected most by the crisis the homeowners however an increasing number of state governments are deciding to use their share of the settlement for other purposes reports already stated how wisconsin missouri we're going to use some of the money to fill budget gaps now heigho is planning to use their share to demolish vacant homes pennsylvania wants to use the money to offset billions of dollars in progr

he has the right time horizon. who am i to speak about warren buffet.all i do is try to emulate him. for a long time at the end of the day he has been right. my suspicion is he hasn't changed his spots in here, and if that's the case, i expect it's more of a positive than a negative. >> it's going to be released 8:30 saturday morning, and a lot of people will >> i'm getting up early >> appreciate you coming on the program tonight. we've been talking with john manley, he's with wells fargo >> still ahead, hollywood big show is sunday. is there an oscar afterglow at the >> i think it would be worth seeing. there must be something good >> i haven't seen war horse. if that wins i want to see it. i'll probably go see it. >> susie: a lotted of excitement about sunday, and a quetd day on the street. people are waiting to see what's going to happen next, and cautious into the weekend. >> very cautious today. but yet we were able to see the broad market, the s&p 500 continues to move higher. >> let's roll t it. we saw a mixed market at the close today, but the s

the cobe satellite went up in the 1990s and took a very blurry view of our horizon sphere, and this is where people first noticed that the broadest fluctuations seemed to be very weak or missing. then more recently, nasa sent up the wmap satellite, which has taken a far more precise view of the microwave sky, and again, confirming cobe's observation that the largest fluctuations are indeed missing. there are two approaches to taking data and comparing that to the different possible models. you can look at the harmonics, the overtones, and look at the relative strengths of those harmonics. we see these fluctuations, but just like the musical instruments had harmonics, the sky has its harmonics, and in different spaces with different shapes, each one has its characteristic set of harmonics. a second method is to actually look and see whether part of the horizon sphere seen on one part of the sky matches up with that seen on the other part of the sky. so far, those searches have turned up negative, meaning people have looked and not found them. so you want to take a model for a possible s

you thanks that we are wondrously made and gifted with the spirit and the will to move beyond the horizona place familiar to them and to an uncertain future. but that future to them has become our present. we give you thanks for the dreams and hopes of this nation's ancestors, and today for the personal heroism that empowered those being honored today to leave this very planet familiar to them to go to a universe never before visited by our kind. the many advances of science and technology, medicine, and physics, to name only three, have bettered the lives of millions. the advances in the spirit of our human family, perhaps more importantly have been immeasurable. bless these most heroic americans we honor this day. may they know of our shared pride, and our most grateful esteem for them. and may all those who shared efforts in ingenuity allowed these honored ones to boldly go where no one has gone before know of our gratitude as well. where can we go from your spirit, oh god? where can we flee from your presence? if we go up to the heavens, you are there. thank you for that. amen. >> ple

outside, brightening in the sky on the horizon. looks beautiful this morning. looks gorgeous, as a matter of fact. going to have a nice day. but chilly right now. >> tom's here to tell us when it will warm up. break out the heavy coats at least for the time being. >>> yeah, gorgeous sunrise. a peaches and banana sunrise underway. i'm thinking a smoothie. there you go. that will get you going this monday morning. and dress for a cold morning. that's the live view from our city camera. right now, reagan national down to 37. but that's one of the warm spots because there's a little breeze coming in off the warmer waters of the president obama, away from the waters, though, it is below freezing. fairfax county, arlington, montgomery -- potomac, away from the waters, though, it is freezing. in the 30s in west virginia and virginia, except near the water. later today with a clear sky, we'll have plenty of sunshine. temperatures by mid morning will be into the mid 40s. sunrice at 6:44. by noontime, near 60. into the low and mid 60s briefly by early to mid-afternoon. a

with iran. -- a crisis brewing on the horizon with iran. russia is a major player in the region. they are not going to lose their foothold in syria. all of this complicates the pressures that of being put on assad. we are seeing foreign journalists being killed, every moral up rich. nothing seems to move us. he is very strong in the fact that he has support. internally, he has the support of his minority ethnic group. >> he is that strong. what difference is it going to make if he is sitting opposite kofi annan? >> i think it moves it one notch. we saudi arab delegation coming in. -- we saw a fee arab delegation coming in. kofi annan is a different category. he is bringing world opinion into damascus itself. others find it difficult to ignore him. kofi annan will keep the pressure increased, moving it higher and higher. that is the only pressure that will matter, it is symbolic, but it matters because this is the united nations. >> after days of squabbling, they may continue, kevin rudd, he has made his position clear. >> that is right. the

-- >> a little snow on the horizon. another blast of snow showers saturday evening. it does not really get cold until saturday night into sunday, but surely enough that some of the snow might stick. in the northern and western suburbs, a couple of inches could be on the ground by saturday night. >> nothing like the arctic front of 1899. >> announcer: it's "the tonight featuring rickey minor

you can see some color on the horizon. with clear skies and sunshine and 37 degrees at chesapeake beach and in the district. a little below freezing in spots like martinsburg and manassas. we are on our way to the low 60's, cool this morning but mild this afternoon. we will have a breeze out of the southwest that will gust up to 20 miles per hour periodically. tomorrow will be cooler, back in the 50's with sunshine and by wednesday, it looks like added cloud cover had a chance of showers with widespread rain for the middle part of the work week. >> checking news around the world -- crews finished demolishing the compound where osama bin laden was found and killed by that raid by navy seals last year and workers began tearing down the three- story home on saturday. the time is 6:12 -- 35 degrees in blade ginsberg. >> gas prices just keep on going up. >> plus, extra protection for the gop's latest front runner and who is also getting secret service protection and where the candidates stand before tomorrow's key primary. >> i

tell me why i should be should be bullish on the stock market with all of those clouds on the horizoni don't think right now i would want to be in stocks. way too much risk. the down side is so much higher than the upside for all of the reasons you talked about plus the political and plus iran and all of that other stuff. >> there are positives, art hogan. i don't want to sound like a cassandra. i'm raising an issue about the budget, something i know about and care about. what's your response to richard? what's the positive side that could keep the melt up going in stocks. >> the point that richard is missing here and he brynns up what everyone likes to scream about or be concerned about for the last 24 months. yes, we need to get a better budget and we need to cut back on spending and we need governments smaller and tax reform. guess what? two of those three things will happen right now and two things will happen whether this year or the last election and with you need to focus is to buy stocks. that earnings growth has been consistent over the last two years and there's a lot of cas

deepwater horizon occurred. and while they had a recovery fund to assist those affected by the spill, hurt continues today. contractors for payout of claims, estimate of this spill is upwards of $40 billion and more. the federal government has a real interest in ensuring that companies applying for new oil-drilling leases are aware of and are prepared for the potential economic impact and job losses resulting from a worst-case scenario spill. it only makes sense that these applications require an economic in addition to an environmental estimate of such disasters. my amendment, therefore, would require the person who had an application this estimate of impact of worst-case scenario. i ask my colleagues to safeguard our economy from tragedies like the deepwater horizon spill, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington seeks recognition. mr. hastings: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the ge

now, we occupied jason alexander april 20th last year, he was working on deepwater horizon.nt flew out. mapinfo. he ran down to it to block preventer switch can't hit the switch and was vaporized with 10 other workers on the rear. how could this happen? ending, this is bp, britishn? petroleum. that's the crude oil company.rom they point the gas station. screen.hose how could it gre be? i've been in castigating bp for 25 years. and i had some silence them friends one message came back in eyewitness the cable it you will see it in the book, came from the caspian sea. how do i have been eyewitness from the caspian sea? i was a las vegas when i get the message. it says i have firstha but would not be wise for me toi communicateot be wise for me to communicate by this system. i set up a secure system. what is this about? he was the eye witness to the aid did to colby be made pullout that blew out for the same reason quick money save a little box per day and it doesn't always work. it blew out two years before deepwater horizon exposure which is a bit surprising because bp and the

horizons and aspirations were limited to getting through the day. to have so many rhode islanders out of work is, for many of us, the worst of times, and unacceptable. the status quo is unacceptable. everything good occurs when our people are working. i've always believed that when in trouble, go back to basics. coach bill belichick of our great new england patriots would say that focusing on the fundamentals, blocking and tackling, is the key to the patriots' success. i would call it the abcs. "a," assets. taking what we have that others don't, and making them work for us economically. "b," budget. being fiscally conservative, but honest about paying for the services we need. and "c," corruption. that is, having none of it. these are the fundamentals, the abcs of our economic revival. and after experiencing last year, i'd like to add a second "c," civility. i think we can all agree that too often some here in rhode island stress the negative. dickens called it foolishness. and frequently the dialogue turns personal and oftentimes completely inaccur

there is a fiscal crisis looming on the horizon. i don't think anyone in this room disagrees with the threat of the national debt to our nation and what is coming down the pipeline. so i'm proud to be part of a class, to be part of a new group of members of congress and as members who used to be there now are talking the language that we talk and that we got to pay for our decisions in washington, it is refreshing to have to answer the question as to why did the policy shift from yesterday to today. and that is because i think there's a new mentality in the house in particular that we have to pay for our decisions out of washington. and i think that's what the american people, hard working taxpayers back at home expect us to do. and that is a significant change in the culture of d.c. that i'm hearing from so many people and i think if we continue down that vein of thought processes that we will be able to accomplish great things for america and prevent that fiscal crisis that's coming down the horizon. >> again, on bonus depreciatio

max i didn't mean to tell you does that too close to the event horizon the greek event horizon come back i'm broke.

a step too close to the event horizon the greek event horizon brooke. burke oh my god i can't tell you what i saw on the black call it was the tragedy that the humidity the gold there it's all gold and they're clearly going to that in a moment pressure on greece's recession stricken economy has intensified after international debt inspectors admitted an additional fifteen billion euros would be needed to fill a newly discovered black hole in the country's finances yes well we've been saying on this show for moms if not years that the game being played at the bank or level is that they put a gun to that of the government is there any more bailout money and then a few months later they say oh look we found another trillion dollars in debt we need more bailout money and this is recycled repeated recycled again and the amount of debt in the black hole of debt will never subside because the bailout money used to try to equalize the effects of the black call of debt is in fact and so more debt ipso facto the debt is only going to increase the only thing diffe

max i didn't mean to tell you don't step too close to the event horizon the greek event horizon brooke burke oh burke oh my god i can't tell you what i saw in the black hole of the tragedy that the humidity the gold that's all.

now we are not seeing decline anymore, and we're seeing a flattening further out on the horizon. we passed the bottom of that forecast. >> but i'll say as the representative from the state that has the most besides texas of offshore drilling, it's been a very painful three years. and i know that senator portman talked about producing more. we've got to get the gulf back up and operating and producing. not only is it the home to tremendous opportunities for oil and gas both deep and shallow, but the refining capacity for the country is, in large measure, or a large part of it, and the pipeline system, which is much more robust than other pipeline systems there. so getting the gulf back up and operating, mr. chairman and ranking member, is important, and it's going to remain a priority. let me ask any of you to further discuss the significant increase in liquid fuel production because while climate is important and the environment is important, i'm really, and my constituents, are very concerned about the economic vitality of the united states going forward. the president talked ab