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a que salgan a votar masivamente y hay que garantizar la continuidad de calidad democrática que ha im de la niña que le pidió a la primera dama que no deportara a su mamá >> espera que un día sus papás puedan viajar a verla. no le cambie. ♪ ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturón! la policía en todo el país está buscando a conductores... que no lleven puesto el cinturón de seguridad. ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturón! ¡respeta la ley! ¡usa el cinturón o paga las consecuencias! ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturónes! ♪ ¡abrochacho o multado! >> la semana pasada una niña peruana de 7-8 años se convirtió en primera plana, le preguntó a la señora obama si era cierto que su esposa estaba deportando a gente sin papeles y luego le confesó que su mamá era indocumentada, la mamá ha mantenido su nombre hasta en secreto, pero como nos informan, sabemos que la niña tiene una hermana en perú a quien no conoce. >> >> buenos días señorita. >> julie cuevas está a miles de kilómetros de la niña peruana que se atrevió a tocar el tema de la primera dama sobre el tema de in mi fwrainmigración. >> representa los millones de i

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begins to be threatened with demolition, and, thanks to a famous painting the betsie ross scene is im imagined and the culture embraces the story, when women are seeking suv fragile and the nation is interested in celebrating its origins in this period and so, a movement takes off to save the betsie ross house, millions of americans are involved in that, by making contributions and the house is saved and this is the birth of the stuff then house, the -- she becomes a folk legend. as that happens, you see a lot of the cultivation of the betsie ross legend and why is it here we are in 2010 and no one has yet recovered the story of her life. i have a couple of explanations. one is she left no papers. when she decide in 1836 she wasn't fame famous or making a flags and the family kept no papers and her shop accounts don't survive and there are no letters and diaries that survive to tell her story and part of the reason is there is no cache of papers that supports a project easily and this other reason is the history of women's history. some people will know that women's history took off a

working at the ims, 29 years old kid, did the opposite of that. kennedy took that advice in the summer of 162. and the 1960 resulted in 4.5% growth in the face of collapsing economy. they got the idea from the center of economics and the journal of the economy at the university of chicago where he was awarded tenture at the age of 32 in 1965. and again he won over the profession. this argument that supply-side is outside is defiance. you should see the letters of recommendation, the letters of reference that they got the lions of the seal in the late '60s and early '70s. people talk about the incredible ideas. we don't agree. but man is he per -- persuasive. he found people to listen to him. one of his editors, became a staffer. for money other than that jack kemp in 1975 and 1976 and these ideas of stabilizing the currency and tightening money started to penetrate congress. they had a victory with the 1978 with the capital gains tax cuts and reagan won and installed the supply-side in the subcabinet. once they were able to get the fed just target

i will not allow anyone to take a few misplaced words andand im -- ajnd impugn my record of service to this country. >> for the record, richard blumenthal did a great job toys for tots with, never served in vietnam. with this cost him his senate seat? >> yes, it could. is a real problem. there is a real difference in everybody's mind between serving in vietnam and not in vietnam. nobody has forgotten not being in the theater of combat were fellow americans are having their limbs and lives blown off on an hourly basis when any political candidate or individual says "i misspoke," all it does is echo "i did not have sexual relations with that woman." >> i think the word was invented by ron ziegler, and it was the word that had not existed before. it was a way of saying that aa lie is just a contortion of the tongue. it is interesting that in this election, he would assume that in connecticut, this man would be safe with the democratic seat, and kentucky would be saved as the republican seat. as a result of rand paul winning, kentucky could be a switch, and connecticut could be a switch. >

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im l not sure that's so muy.uestion, but your sentiments agaiwha estatorce the l ts we have on the books. with regards specifically, you mentioned -- guest: rafael mentioned some of the provisions guarding the be id.'s. the issue that launched this grand debate about whether to send truth ott try to at least within its state, require people to demonstrate that they have lin tal documented status be in the united states. basically, to estatorce federal immigration l ts at the state level. and i think there arelosuestio about whether that's appropriate for jurisdiction. there arelosuestio they about whether the arizona law would have contributed to racial inrofiling as tv's wri's.en an whether that's acceptable or not. they've since moved the bill or created a second bill which erically moves those provisions so raclotl profileing is no longer the issue. >> well, reafloin you may feel with mlotmi. 80% is foreign born, if i'm not -- ariocumna and other parts of the southwest are not necessarily comfortable places fo

you add and would they were vent the taxpayer rescues that we had to implement, the government had to im plement the year before last. >> that is one of the interesting differences between the house and senate vision. the house vision of the bill would collect $150 billion from the major bank who this bill is designed to address to essentially prevent the government having to spend any money at all. the senate version does not have that provision. but the spirit of the bill is such that taxpayers should be at least shielded from a fair amount of those kinds of aftereffects. >> woodruff: and it is believed this would prevent the catastrophic failures we saw? >> it would definitely, if they did happen, make them easier to deal with. >> woodruff: i'm going to stay with you stacy-marie, another provision, creating a consumer protection agency. now the senate bill would put it inside the federal reserve. >> that's correct. >> woodruff: . >> this has actually been on wall street among lobbyists and even in government one of the most contentious provisions in the bill. there have been disagreem

im stressed out if i don't have coffee. >> we have to have it.s we do, we have discovered that a body craves those carbohydrates when we are sleep deprived. >> and sugar. >> like pancakes. 58 degrees in rosslyn. the news continues at 5:30. >> still ahead, fairfax county approved a $2 billion school budget with major cuts. we will tell you what was left on the classroom floor. >>> financial reform passes in the senate. i will have an update straight ahead. >>> we are live in the weather center. sunshine today. what about the weekend? will the cloud of thi >> live and in hd, this is good morning washington, on your side. >> because of financial reform the american people will never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. >> straight ahead, the senate approved the biggest wall street changes since the great depression. now the weight is on to see how the markets respond. good morning, washington. it's friday, 6:30, i am alison starling. >> i am doug mcelway. we will check traffic and weather. everybody is eager for the weekend. >

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aquí están las im jeps. >> arrancamos en torreón en el . partido de ida del torneo bicentenario del fútbol >> ya sabemos el color del uniforme del tri mexicano para la inauguración del mundial de sudáfrica que gozan por univisión y no crean que es verde esta vez jugarán de verde, esta vez que saldrá con el uniforme tradicional que también es verde lo único que les pedimos que utilicen playa roere otro color.40 mil fanáticos fueron al nou camp para darle la bienvenida a david villa. después de venirse por 40 millones de euro y los fanáticos estaban felices. siguen las malas noticias para lance armstrong, el 7 veces campeón del tour de francia fue llevado al hospital, salió sangrando del accidente y tuvo que retirarse de la competencia. >> y nuestro gran amigo paco palencia jugó una cáscara con el sur de la florida como calentamiento del lanzamiento del fútbol 2010, precisamente en la república hablaremos con paco sobre el comienzo del torneo así que preparen papel y lápiz y les diremos como participar en familia. >> bueno, además de paco palencia en república les tendremos la pelea entre is

. >>> good morning from im at police headquarters. a mother found dead in her southeast apartment.ing a person of interest might surprise " it's moments away, the most sweeping wall street overall since the great depression. we will tell you what it includes and what it means for you. >>> fairfax county schools are facing deep cuts while parents face new fees. >>> more sunshine today, but changes on the weekend. good morning washington continues right now. >> live and in hd, this is good morning washington, on your side. >>

. >> im the assistant principal at st. peter's catholic school in maryland.e like to say -- good morning, washington. >> good morning, washington. welcome back. just about 5:39 on this monday morning. time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> we had some downpours on a weekend. more of that today? >> i would not say that. a few areas of sprinkle or drizzle. it is too fine to be picked up by the radar. there will be a dry weather pattern tomorrow. outside we have a few sprinkles especially west, in and around 66 in the fauquier county area. and moving on to 66. at dulles airport and around the beltway, a few sprinkles there and in the bethesda and chevy chase areas. temperatures are in low 70's and will rise into the low 70's this afternoon with a few peaks of sunshine, like yesterday. today will be a lot like yesterday. high temperatures in the upper 80's by mid week with a lot of sunshine, high humidity, and maybe a pop-up thunderstorm late day, like summer. : off-again by the weekend. a cold front saturday and sunday should drop our temperatures to

if you don't like capital im. >> i am against capitalism, do i tell that in the classroom? no.ve that out just to cover my own end. i know not what i'm supposed to do. to tell kids what8Ñe9txÑ they sd believe is something i have never done and never will do. people ed about that that's their problem. what did i believe in? yes, i'm a socialist. i believe it is happening all over the continent. i will never back down from that. i'm not violating any law by doing that. people who might have a law with socialism. i have a problem with capitalism. i don't an attack people. i don't threaten people with death like they are doing to me if you are asking am i going to back down from that? no. i'm a socialist, i organize in the community and support the socialist processes around latin america and the world. >> reporter: the arizona law what are your thoughts and do you talk about the arizona law in your class at all? >> of course the students see us on tv. they ask us. we've presented the actual bill to them so they can see it. they have their own opinions, no doubt, my school is about

im anyone on skype. droid can with skype mobile.ne of thousands of apps that can run with other apps. from the ever-expanding android market. when there's no limit to what droid gets, there's no limit to what droid does. right now buy one droid by motorola and get a second one free. only from verizon. >>> not much of a commute down the potomac. michael burgess is lighting it up down there. >> he was drafted at 17, went right into the minor leagues and played every year since then. he's a guy who puts the ball in play. look at him here. solidly built, 5'1"1, a couple of extra pounds. a pretty decent defensive play as well. i'm going to guess they're looking at him for delivering in nats park in 2012. he runs well and fields well. doesn't hit that many home runs, but gets on base a lot. >> he went 3-4 tonight in the win over wilmington. in the clubhouse, ian desmond was asked about the 7th inning play. >> you know, it's a tough play. you know, i expect myself to make it. but you know, just the way it goes sometimes. >> ian, jim said t

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sweep and a good way -- nice and sweet and a good way to reward people but also a way to project an ime thats not all glitz and glamour, but that there is serious work being done, and that is the case. and i think by bringing in a lot of volunteers and people working within the community, it is a great way to say that there is some serious work that takes place. host: how does the invitation process work and how do you rsvp? guest: it is fairly simple. if you get an invite from the white house social secretary, juliana smoot, longtime democratic fund raiser, used to work with ray lahood in the department of transportation, and this was her first one. a lot of eyeballs focused on her obviously because of the party crasher incident at the last state dinner. all the names get fairly vetted and checked receive the service. you get invited, you respond. you have to bring the invitation to the white house. there is always a lot of security. obviously bit more this time around because of the incident in november with the indian state dinner. so there were three security checkpoints getting int

. >> host: im ted conover speaking today with piper kerman about "orange is the new black." heo, piper. >> guest: hi, ted. >> host: i wondered as i read your book about the ways in which it sticks with you and one of the great revelations of your book to me is what happens on mother's day. could you recall a little bit of that? what it's like and why it means? >> guest: mother's day is one of the intense things i experienced and i am not a mother of course i have a mom who came to visit me that day and that was one of our most wonderful visits. my mother was an incredible source of strength during the entire legal proceedings and during the time i was incarcerated. one of the things i really remember strikingly thinking back when my mom on mother's day in the course of writing a book is that i can't remember ever seeing my mother beaten by anything and that really came through. i can only imagine that my legal travails were one of the most challenging things she ever experienced but she was just an incredible source of strength for me. mother's day started long before i saw

ask marco rubio, florida's republican candidate and also with reaction, building to arizona's tough im grace law, we'll ask our sunday regulars, how this will play out in november. and, our power player of the week. reach for the stars, and now, is helping young women blaze new trails. all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello from fox news in washington. we're following two big stories, at this hour. last night in times square, new york city police defused a bomb starting to detonate in a parked suv. it was described as amateurish and powerful and streets and hotels were evacuated ten hours and we'll have more in a moment. along the gulf coast there is growing concern about the massive oil spill, that threatened the entire region, let's bring in correspondent phil keating whos in venice, louisiana. >> reporter: good morning, today promises to be another frustrating day for all efforts to collect, contain and disperse the estimated 2 million gallons of oil spilled in the gulf of mexico. and, the oil that continues to spill, from bp's fractured in three places pipeline and the

im anyone on skype. droid can with skype mobile.pps that can run with other apps. from the ever-expanding android market. when there's no limit to what droid gets, there's no limit to what droid does. right now buy one droid by motorola and get a second one free. only from verizon. >> safer: now, andy rooney. >> rooney: tomorrow is memorial day, the day we have set aside to honor, by remembering, all the americans who have died fighting for the thing we like most about our america: the freedom we have to live as we please. no official day to remember is adequate for something like that. too formal. it gets to be just another day on the calendar. no one would know from memorial day that richie m., who was shot through the forehead coming onto omaha beach on june 6, 1944, wore different color socks on each foot because he thought it brought him good luck. no one would remember on memorial day that eddie g. had promised to marry julie w. the day after he got home from the war, but didn't marry julie because he never came home from the

a lot of issues related to the environmental im-- impacts. corps of engineers has to review the permit with. reworking in parallel so there weren't won't be something that has to be done when they are down. we are only a couple days out from that. >> brown: you are not clear how realistic it is to build such barriers at this point. >> that's correct. now that doesn't mean that i don't believe they could work. what i mean is how effect sieve that right now in regards to the spill response. there is nobody that values barrier islands more than i do after having been involved in katina response. >> brown: our correspondent tom bearden was down there in louisiana. he talked to the homeland security department for jefferson parrish who said, quote, we realize that if we're going to save our coast we have to take over. you've talked about this frustration that everybody is feeling. what do you say to local officials now who just don't see enough happening? >> well, i think in general the state and local authorities or b.p. or the coast guard, the e

ask marco rubio, florida's republican candidate and also with reaction, building to arizona's tough im grace law, we'll ask our sunday regulars, how this will play out in november. and, our power player of the week. reach for the stars, and now, is helping young women blaze new trails. all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello from fox news in washington. we're following two big stories, at this hour. last night in times square, new york city police defused a bomb starting to detonate in a parked suv. it was described as amateurish and powerful and streets and hotels were evacuated ten hours and we'll have more in a moment. along the gulf coast there is growing concern about the massive oil spill, that threatened the entire region, let's bring in correspondent phil keating whos in venice, louisiana. >> reporter: good morning, today promises to be another frustrating day for all efforts to collect, contain and disperse the estimated 2 million gallons of oil spilled in the gulf of mexico. and, the oil that continues to spill, from bp's fractured in three places pipeline and the

and the point of their opponents are making in all these races is that it's time for a fresh face,ime for someone new. host: this is from james ard. could this help his campaign? the polling has not come out but we could see some this week. guest: we prably will. it's interesting because it's interesting because kentucky is a conservative state. and we're going to really g -- it's going to be interesting what kind of impact there is. i think he still remains the front runner given that it is a republican leaning state. the question is how well can the question is how well can this campaign quell th damage. host: one of the nonpartisan ash ters of this senate race is charlie co. he has come out of this toss-up race list. he begins in the democratic 18 seats held by democrats up for reelection this year. first on the list is blaven lincoln in arkansas. guest: and i think there's sort of this widely-held belief that gin like she only got 40% in the primary against the lieutenant goverr in that state, the math would sor of dictate to you that she faced a very difficult go of it in this up

in terms of the village respond on exports i, the improvements has accident to asia and we do seem imdoing better on the export side. goining ahead, what bothers me about h baving a discussion with china on this issue of ourhat be economicrs relationship, i think it's important for america negotiators and americans to keep our focus on jobs, thate ultimately the objective is tort increase u.s. exports but i'm a little distressed to hear all the discussion of improving business conditions in china. i'm not that interested in whether or not american firms can do business in china. i mortgage did in whether or not americans can export to china and that's not the same thing. just the fact that american service companies can operate freely in china does not translate into a lot more jobs in the u.s. lead to make sure get access for capital goods, which is the biggest area of specialization in exports. i would hope we would keep our focus on those sorts of measures and changes that would influence our access of american exports to the chinese market, not just american business and the chine

[laughter] im reminded about a line used, which was that he was the youngest american ever to turn 40. [laughter] i have had the pleasure of knowing him and being his friend for quite a long time. i consider him not only brilliant as everyone else does, but fascinating and very wise. i have learned something and something meaningful in my conversations with him. history is going to look upon america's response to the financial and economic crisis of 2008 and 2009. it will be very favorably. larry will be credited as a key architect of that historically very important response. thank you for being here. then our other panelists, kaelin the generouellen degeneres once introduced paul mccartney at the oscars. she said this man needs no introduction. she turned around and walked off. i am quite tempted to do that here. i will not do that with this panelists. mike bloomberg, mayor of new york, is a person of singular achievement and singular talent. i use that word singular carefully. i have lived in new york most of my life. he is simply the best mayor in new york has had in my lifetime a

they'll hold im.unners are on first and third with one out, and for "pudge" rodriguez, 11th multi- hit game of the year. can we see enough of this catch by roger business? -- roger bernadina? after the dropped a ball in the first inning that gave the braves a run. >> rob: have to be a downer, bring up the dropped ball. >> bob: just in the the facts, sir. we're not covering anything up here. we take the bad with the good. and by the way, livan only gave up one run in his 5 and a third innings tonight. >> rob: i still love you, roger. it's bob that said that. bob. bob was saying that. >> bob: i really liked his base hit in the second inning, though. and the rbi he's about to collect here. >> rob: that would be sweet. nice little fly ball to the outfield. >> bob: matt capps would probably sit down with that happening. >> rob: well, basically you would give credit to roger bernadina with the blown save as we joke in the clubhouse after. >> bob: little bouncer, right side. not going to get him. and safe at

what we do is on our ime today- >> so serving in camp 3 originally were designated as the number onerous camp in the city. 3 slide mitigations. so tte designations to date have beee that. that's the high risk that we have relocated on the basis of so once those were complete we 32,000 people at igh risk. there was an assessment done by the arry core of engineers at that time 750,000 persons roughlyywould have to be mooed oot of the camp to allow for the mitigations that wouldd utt those people out of risk. the 32 among he 60,000 in later, wws an advvncement of the mitigation program thattled to what was a minimized number or 5,000 people. -pwe initiated what then was th first relocation program on that basiis in terms of equity and unddrstanding that ofertsdze camps were in the same sort of risk in at last zones of other camps throughout the city and phe country, we had to stand down on rrlocction. and that brings us backkto the state of things in a amp. the sttte of things n the camp, as has been said, these shelters. cover. and by this time in virtually soil is contaminaaed wiih he

that is why we are deploying the full force of the state to meet organized ime with determination and courage. but let me explain, this fight is not only and not mnly about stopping the drug trade only. it is first and foremost a drive to guarantee the security of mexicafamilies who ar in a threat from the abuses of criminals. as i told the mexican people in my inaugural speech, restoring public security will not be easy and will not be quick. it will take time, it will take money, and unfortunatelyto our deep sorrow it will deep human life as well. this is a battle that has to be fought because the future of our families is at stake. but i told them then you can be sure of oe thing, this is a battle that united we, the mexican people, will win. we cannot ignore -- we will win, but we cannot ignore the fact that the challenge to our security has roots on both sides of the border. at the end of the day it's high demand for drugs here and in other places. secretary of state clinton has said, we have set our share of the responsibility. we know that the demand for drugs drives much of th

keep the focus on this im. >> yes, ma'am.idn't you tell the story when you were on meet the press? >> because i didn't feel it was right for me being called by a former president of the united states to talk about the details of that conversation. not at all. no. no. last time i saw rahm was -- i think it was march a year ago. they were hauling over people there to -- about the impending health care bill. >> during this conversation, at my point do you feel that the former president was crossing a line? >> absolutely not. >> what is inappropriate? why couldn't he just reveal it. the fact that it was president clinton who had the conversation with you. >> i honestly didn't feel that it was right for me. and i didn't feel comfortable all. the -- but i did when i asked about my roll. answer that. yes, i'm sorry i interrupted. go ahead. >> [inaudible] >> when i was asked a question and by the way, i never put that out there. someone asks me a question in february abouting is that happened eight months or seven months earlier, and

i have tried to figure out what is going worse, that is following im. by my calculation we have lost nearly half the audience. that means we are about 18 the drop aw of jim -- 1/8 the draw. is a pleasure to be on this panel. i'm going to start off by stealing jonathan's thunder. if you have not read his latest paper, it is the north korea nuclear weapons out of london, an implication for future policy. it is a terrific overview, and suggestions on what to do. i don't know if you will speak about that. i found it absolutely worthwhile. i commend you all to take a look at it. the first thing i would like to do is focus on what the u.s. concern is about north korea. it helps to answer the question. throughout my dealings with north korea that the no would tell people even as we dealt with the developments of their nuclear weapons program, is i do not wake up in the middle of the night thinking that north korea is just on the verge of [unintelligible] one of their missiles and therefore san francisco is soon to disappear. it is the question of proliferation

we will double the system in that ime.however overall goal was to connect the communities where we live with a major job centers of the region. building these projects will create 166,000 high-quality construction jobs. 2800 permanent operating and maintenance jobs. it will take 570,000 pounds of pollutants out of the air each year, save 10 million gallons of gas per year and increase transit board by 77 million. it will secure our energy future by reducing our dependence on foreig oil. we can pursue such an aggressive and far reaching transit program because of the measure. the measure was approved overwhelmingly by 68% of the voters on a bipartisan basis. one among every demographic group and every part of the company in the midst of an economic recession. we were able to make the case this isn't just a tax it was investment on the future, an investment in the creation of jobs and the public house and moving the goods and people in the second largest city in the united stas o america. measure r is a 30 year transportatio

immigration law with a former ims officer. this is "washington journal." . . for another stop of his white house-to-mean street tour, to talk about jobs and the economy. good morning on this thursday, may 13, 2010, and we'll begin with "the washington post" editorial. it's time to debate the increasing polarization of the nation's politics is fueling a blood sport in this election year. the ideological purification of both parties. we want to know from you do you want your party representative to toe the line? we'll get to your comments in a moment but says here in "the washington post" robert benett -- liberals have targeted blanch lincoln in a may 18, primary. others hope to punish politicians they view as insufficiently devoted to party creed. scientists might say there's nothing wrong with this but some ought to stand for something. those who used to be called rockefeller republicans, believes in activist government, may feel more at home as democrats. there's value to clarity in such things, but there are dangers, too. the world is complicated. and the el

that is why we are deploying the full force of the state to meet organized ime with termination and courage. but let me explain, this fight is not only and not mainly about stopping the drug trade only. it is first and foremost a drive to guarantee the security of mexican families who are in a threat from the abuses of criminals. as i told the mexican people in my inaugural speech, restoring public security will not be easy and will not be quick. it will take time, it will take money, and unfortunately to our deep sorrow it will deep human life as well. this is a battle that has to be fought because the future of our families is at stake. but i told them then you can be sure of one thing, this is a battle that united we, the mexican people, will win. we cannot ignor -- we will win, but we cannot ignore the fact that the challenge to our security has roots on both sides of the border. at the end of the day it's high demand for drugs here and in other places. secretary of state clinton has said, we have set our share of the responsibility. we know that the demand for drugs drives much of this

and we need not to be afraid to stand up and say it, say the im morality needs to be addressed and we need to protect this country, its liberties, its prosperity, its opportunities and that can only be done if we do as george washington suggested. there is another country around the world, halfway around the world called israel that is under threat. iran has made clear through its leader ahmadinejad that it needs to be wiped off the map. that leader has also made clear that the great satan, america in his mind, also needs to be completely destroyed. how do we ignore that? you ignore those kind of threats by people who are pursuing the means to carry them out at your own peril. and they seem to be getting ignored. i was at a dinner recently where i heard senator schumer from new york and he was pointing all the things that i agreed with about how iran was running amuck, trying to develop nuclear weapons and must not be allowed and must be stopped. and i was thrilled that he wa taking that strong position. and he got to the end and he basically said, so, we need sanctions. sanctions? be

here he was, saying, im in the real world as well. it speaks to this wonderful interaction that young people in the arab world, especially in egypt -- what else is happening on facebook? if you think about baradei as a candidate was greeted by young people -- created by yng people, there was also a political party created by young people on facebook. what happened on april 5, 2008, was a huge strike byextile workers. egypt has seen at least 2000 strikes in the past two years. it is unprecedented labor unrest in ept. it is part of the overall political and social upheaval in egypt. youngeoe went on facebook and said, let's support this strike by going on strike and not going out to work on april 5. within two days, they had 70,000 members of their facebook group. today, they organized strikes. the organized political protests. in my new york apartment, i can follow what is happening on these pres through twitter. they agonized least the zero protests in april, -- they organized at least two protest in april. this week about the people

the department of education was instituted some 30 plus years ago and how have standards im proved the answer is they have not. they've gotten worse. so the question is what good is the department of education doing? not necessarily advocating we eliminate it but just we need to look at that, the money we're throwing at certain problems in the federal government and what results we're getting. i don't think people would mind spending money if we're getting results for it. host: jerry on our democrat's line caller: good morning. as a disabled vietnam vet one of the reasons i was proud is because of a program like c-span. host: just to be clear, for our viewers, we don't take any tax dollars. we appreciate your service. we honor your service, especially on this weekend. but c-span is not one dime of your tax dollars goes to c-span. it's all funded through the cable industry but go ahead. caller: one thing i'd like to say i'm very disappointed in the president and the reason being is after this last attempt to block that oil spill, the president should have fired bp, got them out of there

that is why we are deploying the full force of the state to meet organized ime with determination andourage. but let me explain, this fight is not only and not mainly about stopping the drug trade only. it is first and foremost a drive to guarantee the security of mexican families who are in a threat from the abuses of criminals. as i told the mexican people in my inaugural speech, restoring public security will not be easy and will not be quick. it will take time, it will take money, and unfortunately to our deep sorrow it will deep human life as well. this is a battle that has to be fought becaus the future of our families is at stake. but i told them then you can be sure of one thing, this is a battle that united we, the mexican people, will win. we cannot ignore -- we will win, but we cannot ignore the fact that the challenge to our security has roots on both sides of the border. at the end of the day it's high demand for drugs here and in other places. secretary of state clinton has said, we have set our share of the responsibility. we know thathe demand for drugs drives much of

as possible, and i have been told by bp that they are trying to make it as simple as possible, but im wondering if you can comment on the availability of technical assistance under the existing claims regime -- it is clear that people cannot and reimburse for an accountant that they might have hired to get the documentation in order, they cannot be reimbursed for x, y, and z. we're trying to keep people from being out of pocket on anything. are you familiar have on how these claims are actually being paid? can you give any comment and get support from additional resources to help people? >> the continual and involving nature of this event and some of the questions that are being posted day are of all the answers as well. but there is a claims process, there are 800 numbers, there are roll over numbers if you cannot get through on that. bp has opened the way to file a claim on the internet. the issues u will raise -- how does someone get reimbursed for -- let's say you own a small business and you have had to hire someone to come in and get your records together about what lost propert

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that is why we are deploying the full force of the state to meet organized ime with determination and courage. but let me explain, this fight is not only and not mainly about stopping the drug trade only. it is first and foremost a drive to guarantee the security of mexican families who are in a threat from the uses of criminals. as i told the mexican people in my inaugural speech, restoring publicecurity will not be easy and will not be quick. it will take time, it will take money, and unfortunately to our deep sorrow it will deep human life as well. this is a battle that has to be fought because the future of our families is at stake. but i told them then you can be sure of one thing, this i a battle that united we, the mexican people, will win. we cannot ignore -- we will win, but we cannot ignore t fact that the challenge to our security has roots on both sides of the border. at the end of the day it's high demand for drugs here and in other places. secretary of state clinton has said, we have set our share of the responsibility. we know that the demand for drugs drives much of th

. >> im paul foster, we are an oil refinery in business with refineries in mexico, texas and virginia. spaghetti war in el paso, it? >> yes. >> all right. welcome, all of you. we are joined by folks on c-span as well as folks on the webcast and we have facebook and twitter questions we will save and finally before i begin the discussion i want to remind you all following the discussion about 11:30 or so we will open the floor to members of the press here as well. let me begin by asking if you have questions for delore and joel about the findings of the study. >> i would like to ask jolie question because it was a good report. you said most of the workers in this country in the future are going to be women and minorities what does that say for the knee of comprehensive immigration bill? >> i should ask you that question. >> you know what i will say. >> i think there has to be a sensible immigration bill but first of the immigrants who are here are here and we have to figure out some way to have a path toward naturalization we've to put something in previous years and try to drive peopl

im delighted to be a member of congresses at a time of economic turmoil because i come from the state of wyoming. wyoming is a state where we have had boom and bust cycles because of our dependence on the economies of oil, gas and coal. as commodities go, the state of wyoming goes. when i was in the wyoming legislature, i experienced both a boom and a bust cycle. and we had to reduce spending. recently, the wyoming legislature reduced spending to the tune of over 10%. and in wyoming, it is customary to just to these types of belt tightening and expenditures during times of largesse. when we have money, we have invested in the university of wyoming, invested in the bricks and mortar of our k-12 system, invested if our technology, in our economy. and yet, when we have to tighten our belts, we do it across the board. you know, it's not the best way to budget. we acknowledge it's not the best way to budget, but i do believe if we could cut domestic spending across the board, we would have an opportunity to reduce toes expenditures. but i would also acknowledge that without addressing the