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remember joe wilson calling the president a liar to his face during his joint session of congress.g the chief executive is one thing, but you lie. well, in the old days, those were fighting words. and we won't even talk about congressman doug lambboard and the tar baby incident. they are fair game for satire, jokes, it all comes with the territory. let's be real. all of a sudden it seems like some folks, including you, congressman, think it's okay to take the nastiness to a new low. i'm wondering is there something, anything at all, about this particular couple that makes it just a little more comfortable with that. anita. >> good question, derek. >>> well, as we said, coughs, colds, sore throats, 'tis the season for all of that. an expert shares some favorite natural remedies to help keep your body strong. >> first of all, get enough rest. that is one of the main things. >> but who among us is doing that right now? as we hustle and bustle during the holidays, we tend to sleepless and don't always eat foods rich in vitamins and antioxidants to replenish our bodies. then we head to

you all remember republican congressman joe wilson it yelling at the president in the middle of an address to a joint session of congress on health care reform. and that think we all know about democrats and wisconsin fleeing the state to avoid a vote they knew there were going to lose. and what about senator john kyl recently saying that 90 percent of what planned parenthood does in this country is abortion. later when he was confronted with the facts until this is wrong, he said he did not mean as a fact. well, how do you have a discussion when you cannot express the facts? so as a talk-show host let me ask this question of you. the two we need to get back to the facts? is that one possible way for us to get out of this? will, to that question i would have to say the facts are important as they knew patrick moynihan said many years ago, you can argue opinion, but not fact. and in fact it seems to me there is more room for solution born of common ground than the provocateurs and some politicians would want you to believe. americans really are pretty sensible and trustworthy people

first i want to thank my chairman, joe wilson, for his support and assistance. i would also like to recognize chairman mckeon and ranking member smith for their leadership. i urge my colleagues to vote for this conference report as it supports our military and their families who have faced the stress and the strains of the decade at war. the conference report includes a 1.6% pay raise for our troops and would also require the department of defense to enhance suicide prevention programs and allow service members to designate any individual, regardless of their relationship, to direct how their remains are treated. this bill will also allow service secretaries to permit members to participate in an apprenticeship program that provides employment skills training and it makes significant enhancements to the sexual assault and harassment policies of the d.o.d. such as requiring full-time sexual assault coordinators and victim advocates, ensuring access to legal assistance and allowing for the consideration of a permanent change of station. and finally, h.r. 1540 will

wilson keenda. joe kellwood, bahi ketchem. john kinsle. george h. kirk. leo kirk. rex kons. harrison lafi. james laggerow. keith m. little. tommy k. lopez. peter mcdonald. maxima loan. rex malone. robert malone. james maloney. paul e. maloney. peter manilito. robert mark. matthew martin. jose martinez. archibald mccrate. king paul mike. general miles. tom moffitt. ralph morgan. oscar p. maltine. james t. nahkai jr. martin napa. harding negale, alfred newman. arthur nez. freeland nez. israel nez. sydney nez. roy notah. willie anthony notah. billy owe dell. willard v. olver. paddock, robert b. paul -- pahe. david earl patterson. alfred james peaches. sam peshlakai, joe peterson sr. john senator pinto. richard platero. jimmy preston. sam reid, harry reanhorse. jerry e. salabiye, peter sand value, samuel s. sand value, thomas sand value, john scott. john c. sells. fredy shields, deeley shorty, joe a. silversmith. oscar jones singer. richard singer. wilson skeet. albert j. slivers sr. arsenio smiley. albert smith, george smith, raymond r. smith, samuel jesse smith, george b. soce

joe price, wilson h. price. peter tracy, woody bsocsie. don bahey. charlie begay. guy chaucie. livingston, martin martinez. with those i submit those names on a wonderful treasure from the four corners to our america and what they gave this country is so valuable and look back on their life and what they gave us is immeasurable. i would like to do is honor them on today, the anniversary of peril harbor and i hope we look fondly on their attributes and what they gave to this great country and we are all great because of them. i want to take the liberty and acknowledge one other person, it's her birthday today, my mom, she turned 78. happy birthday, mom. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> on this the 70th anniversary on the attack of pearl harbor i would like to recognize individuals native american code talkers. john ro

wilson bridge to van dorn street. that trip will only take six minutes. angie and joe, back to you. >> thank you very much, danella. >>> this morning police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man at a busy mall and why. it happened last night just outside the nordstrom store at townsend town center. many continued shopping without even knowing the shooting happened. no one could leave the mall as people searched for shooter. mall officials did turn over surveillance videotape to the police. we do not know if security cameras caught the shooting. police have not released the identity of the victim. >> d.c. police are also trying to figure out who's responsible for a deadly shooting in northeast washington. last night homicide investigators were called out to the 1000 block of taylor street northeast. d.c. police aren't releasing much information, and no arrests have been made. >>> this morning two juveniles are recovering from a shooting. they were shot in the 3400 block of 22nd street in northeast washington. the two were conscious and breathing. no word on

holiday seasons, thoughts of peace onert and tiedings of comfort and joe are tempered by clovis disprosecute portionate losses in iraq will wilson end with the american withdrawal. >> not worrying about any more of our about -- fought having to address it one more time. >>reporter: for the hub barred family the emotional roller coaster ride that was their war in iraq continues with surviving son jason. he was discharged from the army and surviving son jason. he was discharged from the army and being treated for ptsd. . >> pretty awful. l it's probably not fair they are not coming back. life is not chang change. nothing gives me closure or the killed. knoll really close to that. >>reporter: in clovis, california, this is mike for abc 7 news. >>> ok, you guys wanted a space for entertainingng your frien, so, open your eyes and check out your new living room! [ gasps ] honey, the tv's over there! yep, we got you the new at&t u-verse wireless receiver so you can put your tv pretty much anywhere you want. and that stand... anywhere? like, we can put it over there? and that coffee... or we could t it on the patio for watching the game

wilson bridge heading into virginia, you're at 64 miles an hour. to get to van dorn street, that trip only takes six minutes. pat and joe to you. >> thanks very much, danella. >>> it's certainly one of the biggest college football games of the year, no matter the records of the individual teams. army-navy. for the first time ever, it's being played at fedex field this year. the two service academies square off tomorrow for a year's worth of bragging rights. president and michelle obama as well as vice president biden and his wife jill will be at the game. navy leads the all time series. kickoff is tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. this is the 112th meeting of these two teams. >>> washington wizards will arrive for the first day of training camp. camps for teams across the country as well as free agency open today. the opening comes after players and owners ratified a new collective bargaining agreement to end a five month long lockout. the league will hold a 66-game season starting christmas day. the wizards kick off their season on the 26th at home against the nets. >>> tonight is more than just a game for the washington caps. it'

wilson bridge, check that camera, as well. not seeing any issues there. if you're traveling on 395, you're nice and clear. if you're traveling 395 northbound, as well, not seeing any issues there. >> joe and danella, thanks so much. >>> today, the u.s. marks the official end to the war in iraq. leon panetta will mark the day with the time american troops in baghdad. almost 4,500 americans died fighting the war, which began more than 8 1/2 years ago. president obama and the first lady marked the end of the war yesterday by welcoming troops home to ft. bragg down in north carolina. >> the end to the war in iraq comes on the same day the senate prepares to vote on a massive defense bill. the house passed the $662 billion piece of legislation yesterday. the senate is expected to do the same. the legislation ensures president obama will have the authority to prosecute terror suspects in the civilian justice system. it authorizes money for the war in afghanistan. congress, though, remains divided on how to pass a spending bill and in the process alert a government shutdown. late last night, house republicans unveiled a $1 trillion spending package. the white house opposes several provisions

wilson bridge to van dorn street. you're at 65 miles per hour. another look at the rails. so far, again, no reported delays on the metro, marc, or vre. joe and eun, back to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> we begin with breaking news out of iraq. u.s. military officials have handed over camp victory to the iraqi government. take a look at this video of this past thanksgiving there. the complex served as the headquarters for the u.s. military during the war there. some parts of the compound are already being used by the iraqi military, but the government is still trying to decide what to do with some of the property, like the palaces built by saddam hussein. >>> today we should get a pretty good sense on how the economy is doing. the labor department will release its november jobs report this morning. economists believe between 125,000 and 150,000 new jobs were created last month. even with the gains, the unemployment rate will likely stay at 9% for the second straight month. >>> beginning next year, taxes might take a bigger chunk out of your paycheck. last night the senate rejected two plans to extend a payroll tax cut through the end of

wilson bridge, i'll give you a live look at that right now. seeing green in both directions. no major delays at all and no accidents as you make your way across in either direction. joe and eun, back to you. >> danella, thanks. >>> ahead on news 4 today, words of warnings. why some say drivers who use the dulles toll road could be in for a case of heartburn. >>> plus, he held up a flight after a loud argument for a flight attendant. >>> good morning and welcome back. a helicopter crash has killed five people including the chopper's pilot. the four passengers were on a tour of the las vegas strip and the hoover dam. the helicopter was operated by sun dance helicopters. the security guard is the lake meade recreation area said he heard the crash and saw smoke at a nearby water treatment facility. investigators are trying to figure out how the helicopter went down, but the crash site is only accessible by helicopter. meteorologists say skies were clear at the time with about a 5 miles per hour wind. >>> authorities reportedly found missing mother michelle parker's phone. she was last saw on the same day she appeared on the tv show "the people's court" with her former fi

stayed united, we will not know what happened but it was possible that woodrow wilson would not have won the election. >> joe joins us from phoenix. good evening and welcome to the program. >> a great show and think you. i want to ask something different. i wondered if that people could speak to his foreign-policy and what he thought about the spanish-american war or the european colonialism. what would the gentleman think how he would handle, for example, afghanistan and iraq and the invasions? what was his mindset back then in terms of how the major colonial powers were going into other countries and controlling them and such? what is your theory about all that? and in general, his foreign policy. >> thank you for the call. he was our 43rd secretary of state. >> he served in the spanish- american war, but once the war ended, he opposed the occupation of the philippines. he was an anti-imperialist at a time when there was a very large and pro-imperialist contingency in the united states. he traveled around the world the whole year with his family, being financed by william randolph hearst, who he wrote arti