Ñihandgun control inc. is a corporation. the day, these are associations of people participating in politics. if i may, the idea that allowing organizations regulated by our government, for them to participate is somehow out a brand of fascism, some form of fascism, it is completely misinformed and invalid commentary on the supreme court's opinion yesterday. >> stevens echos roberts opinion in saying a corporation is a group of people. this is a fundamental fallacy that has been rejected by chief justice marshall, all to chief justice rehnquist. the court has always said a corporation is not an association of people, not a membership organization. a corporation is an artificial entities chartered by the state legislature. there are executives, but the money comes in to the mcdonald's corporation or the enron corporation or goldman sachs, that -- wait a second. the money that comes in is not coming for political purposes. in other words, you do not go to mcdonald's to contribute to the mcdonald's corporation political office.

national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father coughlin. chaplain coughlin: almighty god , true humility will not automatically come to us when we choose to bow our heads in prayer or when we acknowledge our since and shortcomings. more often we are most humbled when overwhelming circumstances far exceed our control or natural disasters or human events surprise us. lord, the horrific tragedy of biblical proportions in haiti has deeply touched us all. at the same time, this island community is called forth a flood of compassionate prayer and created a mighty forest of coordinating resources, personal generosity and heroic action. grant wisdom, prudence and fortitude to rescue workers, medical teams and caretakers

captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. tonight, new information on the link between al-qaeda and the failed christmas day bomber. hello and welcome to "geraldo at large." i'm kimberly guilfoyle filling in for geraldo rivera. today the president speak out on a young man charged with trying to blow up a plane bound for detroit. >> the investigation continues and we are learning more about the suspect. it appears that he joined an affiliate of al-qaeda and that this group al-qaeda trained him and equipped him with the explosives and directed him to attack the plane headed for america. >> and the country of yemen taking center stage as the new battleground against terror. the mayor of boston wanting to block tankers from yemen from delivering liquidfied gas. but will it fly? >> just a proposal. the coast guard along with the maritime security committee is reviewing the proposal to establish what additional security procedures need be put in place. we are coordinating with the local, state and federal partners right now with al

the mainrison in port au ince was in ruins, and inmat escape througho last night, makeshift camps and hoitals were set up, d the bodies of e dead were piled on the streets. but more than 30 aftshocks rocked the are hindering scue efforts. some 900 united nations peacekeepers are serving in haiti. at lst 14 were killed and many were injured when their headquarters collapsed. the ssion chief and more than 150 others were missin the adquarters of the international red cross was so deroyed. e organization said one thir of haiti's nine llion people may need emergency aid the que also claimed the life ofhe archbishop of port-au- prince. this is a majority catholic country, and pope nedict xvi spoke at the vatican >> ( translated ): issure my spiritual closeness to thoseho have lt their homes, and to althe people who are suffering in various ways for this calamity, imploring om god nsolation and relief for the sufferings. >> woodruff: thearthquake was a devastating blow to hait the poorest nati in the western hemisphere. the country is still recoving fr a series of hurricaneand tropical stor

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. >> reporter: in a small garment facty in haiti's capital port-au-ince a class ofew recruits is being taught how to locktitch. an amecan is here to help tackle t learning curve. >> what we have ara lot of studts that have never work at all any place. they need to lea everything. fromhe work ethic to running thmachine to sewing to threading. the very first dayhey were a little intimidated by it. >> reporter: ts initiative is beingunded with u.s. government dollars it represents a gnificant rethink of foreign aid. harnessinghe potential of the private sector to reild a fragile couny. alongside more tradition humanitarian efforts. 20-year-old never wento school and can't rea but shs hoping a job in haiti's garment industryill change her life and improve her country too. >> i like wt they are teachi us. i hope they can keep doi it for a ng time because there are a lot young people in the streets witht jobs. >> reporter: haiti is stl a struggling cntry to be sure. t for the first me in years there is a palpable feeling of hope he. and ground zero is this instrial park where factories, moth

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> fox news watch looks back at a decade of news. the conflicts, assaults, controversy, decisions, politics, scandals, fears, losses. ♪ >> justice, the odd, terror, war, the good, the bad, the ugly, the aftermath and change. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> jon: on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller, syndicated columnist, cal thomas, jim pinkerton fellow new america foundation and news day columnist, ellen. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. the year 2000, the new millennium, the beginning of a new decade of news and news coverage. the y2k bug was the big story of 2000, it quickly became a big bust. u.s. agents seize refugee elian gonzalez and after a long standoff sent him back to cuba. the u.s.s. cole attacked by terrorists in yemen, 17 american sailors were killed. figuring out the winner of the presidential election delayed due to ballot snafus in florida. the u.s. supreme court took on the issue, made a decision and 36 days after voters had gone to the polls, democratic presidential

department of education and central city productions, inc.-- >>> wycliff jean went solo after the grammy award winning duo the fujis splint in 1997. that is what is the start of an exceptional music career. i recently caught up with jean at the black and golf tennis classic where we discuss touchdown release of his next album and the future plans for his homeland, haiti. >>> wycliff, good to see you. >> you, too, brother. >> before we get into some of the things you've been doing lately, i want to talk to you a little bit about music and one thing, what i think about the fugees, i think about the relatively short time they existed to the world, not in your life, obviously. you all were kicking it before anybody knew it, but the impact that you've had with such a short time. do you ever sit back and think about that? >> no i mean for me i don't really think about that. my godfather of the game is like quincy jones. i think when i'm 50 years into it, i definitely look back at what i do. like the fugees was one impact. i thought, if i had the fugees, then the world probably wouldn't have ha

captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> ouch! well, it is 2010. and the year, ticking tax time bomb explodes, completely destroying the job market. someone here is warning that is what is about to happen. hi, everybody, happy new year, i'm david asman, welcome to forks on fox and in focus to find out what it is about, here, steve forbes! victoria barrett, quentin hardy and mike miello, a small tight a-team and what about the ticking tax bomb. >> the tax cuts of 2003 expire this year, which means that the taxes on capital gains, dividend and personal income will go up. tax are a price and a burden and if you raise the price on productivity, success, risk-taking, you'll get less of those good things and the economy which will not be good this year will get hit hard in 2011, if these things are allowed to expire. >> could the tax bomb destroy a recovery, quentin? >> the tax cuts of '03 were passed to expire it is a cord cowardly and bad pog and were set when we had surpluses and now we have a monster deficit and without the tax cuts you'll have $2 tr

in snoop dog inc. turn out to be a big hit? "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >>> here's bob pisani with some of the stories in the headlines this week. bob? >> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week, a new year and a new decade on wall street. a dismal decade for the markets has finally come to a close. the dow and s&p 500 having their worst performance since the 1930s. the dow off 8% since 1999, the s&p 500 down 23%. and the nasdaq with its worst decade ever, down 44%. the market's performance for the year was better. the dow was up 20% in 2009, t the -- home prices rose for the fifth month in a row in october. but the recovery continues to be uneven. just 11 of the 20 metro regions tracked by the case-shiller home price index showing an increase. >>> hollywood's last weekend of the year was a blockbuster. the best ever as james cameron's 3d movie "avatar." back to maria. >>> at the start of the new year and decade what's in store for the economy and your money in 2010 and beyond. join

captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> i new year ringing in concerns over more terror threats in the u.s. and now a debate how to pay for more security at airports to keep americans safe, but what is the debate? lawmakers only spending 8 billion bucks on airlines security and compared to the nearly 3 trillion tab for health care reform, stimulus, and all of those bailouts. proof d.c. has a spending priority out of whack and i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears and tobin smith and gary smith and eric bowling and julia, welcome to everybody. and, eric, can we afford to spend more on airlines security. >> sure, let's spend the things we shouldn't be spending money on like health care, and a trillion dollars, and $800 billion, in stimulus, or how about some of these pork projects $655,000 for irritable bowel syndrome in cedars sinai hospital. >> hey, hey, hey! >> don't worry, tobin and air marshals and this $200 million to up great janet napolitano's, upgrade to her office and the unspent money on recovery-gov, $537 billion, you know what that gets you, every, single seat o

. $150,000, 1100 acres of prime real estate and 16,000 to montalban inc's of the potomac river. the great irony is when custoi l lee signed the deed to the government, signing the title on the other side, the secretary of war, robert todd lincoln, so that you had son of lee and the son of lincoln agreeing on something. that was the beginning of the reunion. >> we are going to walk over here to the first tomb of the unknown soldier is. >> one of the great traditions of arlington is honoring the unknown soldiers lost in war. the first instance of that came after the civil war when quartermaster general montgomery meigs sent recovery teams into the battlefield with a 30 mile radius of washington to recover unknown soldiers from that war. they brought them here to this part of arlington. after the war, these teams recovered the dead from chancellorsville and other great battlefields. montgomery meigs had a huge pit dug here and had then buried in a mass grave in 1866. two thousand 1 hundred eleven unknowns buried here at arlington. this is the end of mrs. lee's garden. another insta

handgun control inc. is in inc. -- inc. but in the end, it is just people participating in politics. the idea that you can allow organizations regulated by, government and taxed under our law, for them to participate is somehow a brand of fascism is completely misinformed and an invalid commentary on the opinion yesterday. guest: but you echo the chief justice's opinion. this is a fallacy that has been rejected numerous times. the court has always said in a corporation is not an association of people, a membership organization that people join. it corporation is an artificial entities chartered for economic prosper. the money that comes into the mcdonald's corp. war halliburton corp., goldman sachs -- guest: that is ultimately controlled by shareholders -- guest: the money that comes and does not come in for political purposes. you cannot go to mcdonald's to contribute to their political action efforts. all the more so the money you paid to utilities, for example. the lever, what the court decided in you could take money fr

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the unitedtates house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 398, the nays are zero. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, to suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1011 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 1011, resolution recognizing the importance of cervical health and of detecting cervical cancer during its earliest stages and supporting the goals and ideals of cervical health awareness month. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and a

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 415, the nays are no. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the unfinished business is the vote on passage of h.r. 3726 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 230, h.r. 3726, a bill to establish the castle nugent national historic site at st. croix, united states virgin islands, answer for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on passage of the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned

handgun control inc. is in inc. -- inc. in the end, it is just people participating in politics. the idea that you can allow organizations regulated by, government and taxed under our law, for them to participate is somehow a brand of fascism is completely misinformed and an invalid commentary on the opinion yesterday. guest: but you echo the chief justice's opinion. this is a fallacy that has been rejected numerous times. the court has always said in a corporation is not an association of people, a membership organization that people join. it corporation is an artificial entities chartered for economic prosper. the money that comes into the mcdonald's corp. war halliburton corp., goldman sachs -- guest: that is ultimately controlled by shareholders -- guest: the money that comes and does not come in for political purposes. you cannot go to mcdonald's to contribute to their political action efforts. all the more so the money you paid to utilities, for example. the lever, what the court decided in you could take money from t

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: next on "special report," as the christmas day bombing subject makes his first appearance in court, critics say the administration should have been aware of the threat from the group it says was behind the attack. as the u.s. targets one of those men, there are questions about legal rights and wrongs in the war on terror. new unemployment numbers are out, but they don't tell the whole story. and how will differences in abortion policy be resolved in healthcare reform legislation. part five of jim angle's series. all that, plus the fox all-stars and the friday lightning round right here, right now. welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. the man authorities say tried to blow up an american airliner on christmas day went before a judge today. correspondent steve brown has the story from detroit. in his first court appearance, umar farouk abdulmutallab through his attorney pled not guilty to all six counts in the federal indictment charging him with attempting to detonate a bomb concealed in his underwear aboard northwest flight 253.

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> welcome to the glenn beck program. i'm judge andrew napolitano. tonight, glen looks at the takeover of america and more. all week he has been closing the case on arguments he made last year. the first segment of last night's show was interrupted by breaking news out of the white house. we wanted to play it for you in the entirety. the last critical piece of the puzzle, you need to understand what is being done. why it's being done. and how they're doing it. ♪ ♪ >> i want to start with a personal note. hello, america. i don't know if i've ever told you why i believe some of the things that i do or how i began my journey into believing what i do. it's funny the uber left tries to discredit me calling me a conspiracy theorist, because i've always made fun of conspiracy people. sometimes there are conspiracies and sometimes it's plain out in the open and you have to be willing to look at it. conspiracies aren't conspiracies when they're true and open. we have been closing the case this week on all of the things that we tal

composite, inc, in newton, iowa. t.p.i. composite will not only be able to expand an existing fa facility, and not only build a brand new facility in alaska, they'll be able to hire more workers. in fact, this initiative's been so popular that we have far more qualified applicants than we've been able to fund. we received requests for three times more in funding as we could provide. that's why as part of the jobs package on which i'm urging congress to act, i've called for investing another $5 billion in this program which could put even more americans to work right away. in the letters i receive at night, many of you know i get about 10 letters a night i take a look at. i often hear from americans who are facing hard times. americans have lost their jobs, or can't afford to pay their bills. they're worried about what the future holds. i am confident that we harness the ingi knewity of companies like t.p.i. composite, we tap and gain the lead in clean energy worldwide, then we'll forge a future where a better life is possib

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> theo riley factor is on tonight. the holiday season, the miller time special. >> barney could literally be come dressed in the barney outfit to congress. on what planet could you spend your time. >> a tribute to helen thomas, and hotdogs? >> i know they're crap, that's what i dig about them. >> hot dog. >> who is the weiner here? >> and also find out how miller really feels about speaker pelosi. >> they got a new great hide away, empty space with thick walls, it's inside pelosi's head. this guy use as prompter when he's taking an eye chart test. >> and plus, dennis miller tackles president obama and his entire administration. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. we present a special miller time edition of the factor, ooh, very scary. for the next hour, one of the best moments from dennis and of course, me, your humble correspondent. we begin this evening with dennis' thoughts on our pal barney frank and a fiery town hall

world bank, when we look at poverty eradication strategy is around the world human rights are rarely inc.. my book puts the question, points out the problem and defines it but goes on to say if we know what the answer is, why don't we follow it? one finds interesting reasons. on the one hand the argument that you need read before balance and that is the argument that china would use. it is important to suppress civil liberties in order to promote economic development. other people tend to go along with that. that is one way for development. in writing my book we did a lot of research and we could not find any evidence to suggest that china's economic development is because of suppression. it was a choice the chinese government made but there is no reason for that choice. when you see in china are great mistakes that have been made. a lot of people paid a heavy price for development in china. these are people who are living in rural areas. these are minorities in many cases, these are migrant workers in cities who are not enjoying prosperity of china. when things go wrong, because it is a

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> so how the fed are telling it there was a second person detained in the christmas day plane plot. plus, a possible motive for the deadly attack on a cia base in afghanistan and rush limbaugh speaking out about his health care. i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith and the news begins now. >> who will take charge of security in the skies? week after an attempted attack, new problems for the president's pick to lead the transportation security administration. why the nominee is correcting the record about something he calls a grave error in judgment. a devastating attack on u.s. intelligence on the afghan-pakistan border, new details on the bombing that killed seven cia workers, what it tells us about our strategy in the region, the risks and the future of the fight. and as the ball dropped and the crowds cleared, they were watching. >> for our command post, post 8. >> catherine herridge takes us where reporters have never gone before. >> how tough is it? >> behind the scenes with the fbi at the biggest party of the ye year. >> but first al

in a year of good documentaries, "food, inc.." but this was the best. >> so hang out.x, five and four. >> we have three more. >> we haven't talked about your favorite movie of 2009 yet. maybe it's one of best's top three movies. vevevevevevevevevee >>> we're looking at film critic ben mankiewicz's top films of 2009. we're down to the last three. number three, sir, what do we have? >> number three the best iraq war movie of the year certainly. my only fear from the awards point of view is that it came out so early in the year that maybe some people would overlook it at oscar time. >> "the hurt locker." let's take a listen. >> put your gun down! >> advance, advance. keep your hands up! >> okay. >> easy, easy. >> got it! >> can i touch my head now? >> slowly. we're on the same side, you guys. >> that was very real. >> very authentic. that was ralph finnes you saw in that scene, along with anthony macchi. there's some cameos from david morris from ralph finnes to guy pierce. but the performance of anthony macchi, jeremy ren ard are so good. it's about an explosive ordnance

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will come to order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, rabbi galstein. the chaplain: our god and god of all of all of our ancestors, we ask that the light of your presence guide the hearts and linds of the leaders of this great nation gathered here today. may the wisdom of your teachings guide them to act for justice and to lift up the stranger, the orphan and the widow. open the hearts of our leaders with your compassion. help them to lead with integrity always remembering that your wisdom resides in every heart as the deepest truth of our humanity. may our leaders always remember that your guidance is not in the heavens alone nor far beyond the seas but within each of us, in our mouths and in our hearts to carry into action in the world. may our lead

one of them is tpi composites, inc., based in newton, iowa, one of america's leading wind turbine manufacturersse tax credits, tpi come positive at this time will not only be able to expand a facility, not only build a brands new facility in nebraska, they'll also be able to hire over 200 new workers. it's my hope that similar stories will be told in cities and towns across america because of this initiative. in fact, this initiative's been so popular that we have far more qualified applicants than we've been able to fund. we have received requests for roughly three times as much in funding, 7.6 billion dollars, as we could provide. so that's why as part of the jobs package on which i'm urging congress to act, i've called for investing another $5 billion in this program which could put even more americans to work right away building and equipping clean energy manufacturing facilities here in the united states. in the letter that i repeated tonight -- many of you know i get about ten letters a night that i take a look at. i often here from more thans -- from americans who are facing hard times.

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the unitedfor political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 379, the nays are zero. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is the speaker: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? >> thank you, madam speaker. i ask for unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker: without objection. the house will be in order. without objection. ms. jackson lee: madam speaker, and members, i rise to ask for a moment of silence for the people of haiti, for the american citizens in haiti or the haitian-american community and for all of those who, family and friends, have been injured or killed in this devastating hurricane. excuse me, albuquerque. of course, haiti has -- earthquake. of course, haiti has suffered through many challenges and crisis

and ameritrade-- new century and countrywide, they were enormous and california and the reason they inc. was the real-estate legislation was so weak, so that will change under the legislation. mortgages will be overseen by this new silver product safety commission so i think that is a good idea. it derivatives go some of the way towards regulating but bernanke is giving wall street a pass-- geithner is giving wall street the pass on some of them, i.e. the more complicated ones that can still trade among themselves. i think those exceptions, i think they should all be forced to trade over. if you are asking me basically to think the proposed regulations go far enough my answer is no, i don't. i tend to be of the paul volcker view that we should consider a split up of the financial system. not really glass-steagall but it 21st century version of glass-steagall where you have a safe financial sector, which sort of oversight of consumer deposits, brokerage accounts in several. that would the government guarantee that those companies go into trouble. there would be an explicit or semiexplici

the ruins of the inc citadel are world nowned.st five people havbeen lled after five days of heavy rain triggered mudslidesnd widespread floing across the ea, in the andes mountains. in all, some 2000 ople were trapped, inclung 400 americans. u.s. officials deploye helipters to help with evactions. the are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the d of the progm with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the "newshr's" web site. but for now, back to jim >> lehr: nearly two-thirds of toyota's product linp in the u.s. was in limbo todaover a safety scare. judy woodrf has the story. >> reporr: instead of putting new yotas on display at the lot last night, employeeat a texas dealership werbusy taking them off. toyota ordered dealers nationwide to stop sellingight ofts models. it also halted pduction of thosvehicles at six north american plants,s of february fit. the move was unpredented, an the culpriwas a faulty part made by a u.s.upplier, causing gas pedals to stick andrivers to lose control. >> it'kind of surprising be

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uhhh f maksens eviohhelgros inc f hhh babahat e go rs of experience clicl, ome ock: get it right. erty . >> steve: well, the the gilbert arenas situation taking front page tonight. geico sportsnite will have complete coverage of that as well as the capitals and maple leafs and the ravens as they prepare for the colts. you saw what happened earlier today, gilbert pleading guilty to a felony count of gun possession without a license as part of a plea deal. prosecutors recommended a sentence of six months or less. that remains to be seen. we will find out when sentencing takes place on march 26th. more on the gilbert story as we progress through the night here. wizards also play this evening without mike miller who remains injured with a bad calf. and javaris crittenton has been excused from team activity, as part of that arenas thing. >> phil: foye probably has a little bit more height but he's still just as strong as derrick rose. >> steve: coming up on 5 minutes to play quarter no. 1, wizards after trailing 9-2 have come back to tie it and cut it to 1. chicago's second in the nba in re

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for example of the air force has inc. suicide prevention into their corps training priorities. i have also enhanced suicide risk assessment skills of their health personnel, especially at the primary care level and have trained over a thousand of the house staff at 45 installations. the army with the largest challenge has conducted it stand down training for a peer level recognition of the warning signs of suicide. including intervention stills at about a level. they also developed a total fitness program for soldiers, families and civilians to help them thrive in an era of high opt tempo and persistent conflict. they also established a robust and integrated suicide and analysis system to identify trends and risk factors that enable their leaders and others to intervene and multiple levels to reduce the number of suicides. the marines have implemented a program involving a two hour suicide prevention training session for 100 percent of the marines. that session includes warning signs coming engagement with fellow marines, and information on how to access a variety of local and

what might very happily called molly inc., perhaps and you know again just to finally conclude that molly- you might feel the book is disproportionate. we linger more for evolution and not so much her later years, frankly. some of those seemed evident and other good writers will address that hopefully, some of the more contemporary faces of molly's life he wanted to look at the evolution as a backdrop. i must value first full disclosure there are elements in the book that are quite painful. they are also very raw about molly. she was an alcoholic and a rather -- she had many intense moments. i feel there was a moment, many moments actually where you learned about that she could've died. there is i think a very poignant moment written around words where she's working -- this is when she was still working for "the new york times." she wrestled without all of them for decades. she's sitting in her bathtub, wrestling with her alcoholism. she is reading what seems to me very ironic, the history of "the new york times" and frankly passing out in her bathtub. you know, i do know that we could do

time-warner cable is no longer a part of time-warner, inc., hln's parent company.was sold in 2009. >>> police in georgia are blaming celebratory gunfire for the death of a 4-year-old boy. marquel peters was in church new year's eve when a bullet came through the roof of the church and hit him in the head. police say they think someone may have gone outside and shot a gun into the air to celebrate new year. peters' mother is asking whoever fired the gun to come forward and admit what they did. >> i want to say to some people who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. we need justice. >> she says marquel was her only child. the accident happened just 20 minutes into the new year. >>> a woman in a dispute with her former partner defied a court order to give up custody of her 7-year-old daughter. lisa miller could face criminal charges now. a vermont judge ordered her to turn over her daughter isabella to janet jenkins yesterday in virginia. but miller didn't show up. miller and jenkins were joined in a vermont civil union in 2000. their daughter wa

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said dennis jacoby, the chief economist for gallup inc in washington." i think it is greatly disliked," he said. so now we are getting the money back from the big banks, and now they want to put it out and the bankers say they don't need it, and also we talk about money, the president is proposing a second stimulus package. the first one that passed was scored at $787 billion, the largest expenditure in the history of the american public, a breathtaking amount of money, so large that most people have not been able in any realistic way to apprehend how large it is. i would just point out that the state of alabama, about 1/50 of the nation, an average sized state of over four million people. our budget, our budget, general fund, is about $2 billion. senator warner was governor of virginia and did a fabulous job and was exceedingly well respected for his work. i'm sure they didn't have a a $100 billion budget. i don't know what it was, but it's a lot less than than $100 billion. but we spent $700 billion on one vote on one day, out the door. every penny of

time-warner cable is no longer a part of time-warner, inc., hln's parent company.hat was sold earlier in 2009. >>> police in georgia say someone shooting a gun to celebrate new year's eve is responsible for the death of a 4 yelled boy. marquel peters was in a church in suburban atlanta when a bullet came through the roof and hit him in the head. police say they think someone may have gone outside and shot a gun into the air to celebrate new year's. peters' mother is asking whomever fired that gun to come forward and admit what they did. >> i want to say to someone who did this, please come forward for my son. we need justice. peters says marquel was her only child. and that accident happened just 20 minutes into the new year. >>> two modesto, california, firefighters are in the hospital after a roof collapsed on them without warning. they were cutting a hole in the roof of a burning house to ventilate it when the roof caved in last night. >> the intensity of the fire in the garage caused the roof to fail much sooner than we would regularly see in most house fires.

i want to ask about the greenhouse gas interconnection standard your proposal has inc.. this would basically allow federal backstop authority and encourage in relationship to the sources that are low in the greenhouse gas admitting generators -- could you tell us how you envision that working -- but it helped some of the concern of the northeast states who do not want to see their offshore wind projects intruded upon by saying -- if we can call it dirty sources, intruding on their corridor. >> thank you for the question. i think there is a lot of confusion about how our greenhouse interconnection standard work. it does not govern what electrons are on line because you cannot distinguish between green and brown electrons. if we're going to provide some additional authority and pay for special new transmission lines to benefit renewable energy, let's make sure the generation that is hooked up to it is not conventional coal. since you are probably going to need gas, up to a single cycle gas turbine emission level would be acceptable to connect to these lines. but above that

financial services; president investment marketing inc. it goes on and on. seattle university law school, assistant professor there. i don't even know where -- this is so many names, i'm just -- the founder of cybase, new resource bank, bob epstein. general partner of trinity ventures, lakeside enterprises, granite ventures, tiffany -- well, this is spelled different than the tiffany we know d. the former vice president of oracle, the executive vice president of oracle, on and on. the se xton, clear edge power. it goes on and on and ... david robotic robotics inc., a e journalist here. this is quite a list of people. it shows the breadth of our great nation. the green energy czar at google is involved here, the cisco systems, jeff weinberger, the sustained energy elite over there, the wells fargo private bank, solar project developers and on and on. and i ask that this letter be placed in the record. and it's very, very clear that senator murkowski's amendment is causing a ripple throughout the country. it is causing a firestorm of protest among doctors, amo

goes to that inc. we are. goes to the split to stay on side. penalty call coming up against washington. gervais angling in a sprawling poti intercepts. rick dipietro at the islander bench. [ whistle ] >> joe: washington goes a man down. referee van massenhoven says hooking. >> craig: it's a hook from behind. caps will go shorthand well in control here. tomas fleischmann will head off after he talks to van massenhoven who is going to make the call. >> referee: minor penalty, hook. >> craig: the big hook. schremp and his islanders have scored one. there it is in the neutral zone against schremp who has been on the boards for the islander on the power play. >> joe: mark streit closing in. bombs away by theodore. he saw it all the way. islanders overload this side. okposo, taveras, hunter with streit and weight at the point. mark streit really came into prominence back in 2006 at the olympics playing for the swiss team in torino. >> craig: getting a chance to play full time defense which is always the position he wanted to play on his other teams i

community service, said "last year's efforts may have been bolstered by the fact that president obama inca day of service into his inaugural festivities." mike, republican line. caller: i think that some things have changed with the black race. but there are other things that are worse. people getting caught up in entitlement. we just need a good education and good jobs, that would help the black race a lot. that caller from earlier, angry with glenn beck -- i listened to him as i like to hear different opinions. lou dobbs, he was taken off of cnn? education is the key. host: looking at the massachusetts election race tomorrow, from the public policy polling institute, they released these numbers -- scott brown is leading, 51-46. within the margin of error. over the last week he has continued his dominance with independent voters and increase his ability to win over obama voters. at the same time, democratic leaning voters have started to take more interest in the election, a trend that if it continues it could put her over the finish line." the couple of comparative polls in that race --