referred to arizona governor jan brewer's recent finger pointing and south carolina congressman joe wilson'sou lied yell during a speech three years ago. jackson asserted the president is being demonized. >> we've seen what demonization can do when somebody feels you must get the demon out of the way. and so i don't disassociate these name calling and labels from an ak 747 shooting in the house and hit a window. someone could have been shot and killed. these are very dangerous times and these tones, fit the climate. >> the obama administration is trying to portray the president as running against a do nothing congress in this election year. however, house speaker john boehner's office notes at least four new proposals from president obama after the state of the union address, to spur job growth and grow small business have already passed the house and await senate approval. president obama wants to expand many stock offering a limits. the house passed a measure that included that back in november. he wants to allow entrepreneurs to raise capital by selling securities through on-line social n

i want to thank my co-chair, chairman joe wilson, and our ranking members, jim cooper and susan davis, for their steadfast commitment and focus on this extraordinarily important issue. an honor to work with you over the months and we look forward as we continue along this journey of making sure collectively we all do what is necessary to make sure arlington maintains its rightful place in honoring this nation's heroes. i'd also like to extend a very warm welcome to general vangiel, thank so much for your leadership. and for your oversight of arlington. we know it's a new challenge for you, but know one that you're ready and up to the task. ms. condon, i thank you you and your team who have met with us on a monthly basis to keep us apprised of progress. we appreciate your dedication. we know it's been a long ar are duous journey with more steps to come. i'd like to also highlight my appreciation for what you do in total for the army, what you've done through your career and what you've done to this point. army leadership has done a lot to change the culture and climate at arlington and

jumped up and wanted to scream at the television hoping he could hear me as clearly as he heard joe wilsoni wanted him to hear me when i said how could we build a hoover dam when your epa would be more concerned about protecting a lizard than a human life? help me understand that. [applause] last week at the national prayer breakfast, the president stood and gave the country homily. i was amazed. i did not realize we had elected a theologian to be commander in chief. he believes and said that jesus would want us to pay higher tax rates. [laughter] unlike the president, i do have a degree in religion. i do not recall ever having read in the new testament that jesus was that specific about tax policy. pay them. if youowe taces, pxes if obama has his way we will have to do a lot of fishing and we hope the fish will be eating a lot of coins. all respect due, he reported giving 1% of his income away in a charity, and he wants to lecture me about being responsible as a steward of my resources. mr. president, last time i checked the bare minimum for a believer is a dime out of a dollar that goes

i want to thank my cochair and chairman joe wilson recommend this show cooper and susan davis with a steadfast commitment and focus on this extraordinarily important issue. it's an honor to work over the month when the lord as we continue this journey and making sure collectively we'll do what is necessary to make sure arlington maintains its rightful place in honoring the nation's heroes. i'd also like to extend a warm welcome to general dan gale. thank you for your leadership in her oversight of arlington. when i was a new challenge for you, but one that you are ready up to the task. i want to thank you and your team who has met with us on a monthly basis to keep us apprised. we appreciate your dedication. we noticed in a long arduous journey with more steps to come. i'd like to also highlight of my appreciation for what you do in total for the army, which is done for your career and what you have done to this point. army leadership has done a lot to change at arlington and they also want to thank secretary micu, a person a steadfast devotion on getting this issue saw been certainl

joe is an associate professor and librarian with expertise in nixon materials at whittier college's library. under the table, michael wilson in the screen play that appeared in the issue focused on the politics of the hollywood black list. the second speaker earned his masters at the university of illinois at chicago under the direction of richard freed. after completing his graduate work, the professor taught at various universities and now at the college of du page and he concentrated on his career in congress. his desertation in the 50s. our next speaker is irv gelman. she has written three monographs on roosevelt and published in 1973. good neighbor diplomacy published in 1979 and secret affairs franklin roosevelt and sumner wells published in 1995. since then he embarked on a biography on the life and times of richard nixon. the first is the contender, richard nixon, and the apprenticeship, richard nixon, the vice presidential years. the final will be perspective from someone within the nixon administration, frank gannon. he received his doctor of philosophy from 1971 through 1974. he accompanied to san clemente aboar

joe is an associate professor and librarian with expertise in nixon materials at whittier college's library. his most recent article, under the table, michael wilson in the screen play that appeared in the spring 2 009 issue focused on the politics of the hollywood black list. the second speaker earned his masters degree and ph.d. at the university of illinois at chicago under the direction of richard freed. after completing his graduate work, the professor taught at various universities and colleges in chicago. he's now at the college of du page and he has written about the career of richard nixon, concentrating on his career in congress. his dissertation topic, nixon in the '50s. our next speaker is irv gelman. irv has written three monographs on the presidency of franklin d. roosevelt, roosevelt and batista published in 1973. secret affairs, franklin roosevelt, cordell hall, summer wells in '95. he's em parked on a mult time multivolume biography on the life and times of richard nixon. the first is the contender, richard nixon, and the apprenticeship, richard nixon, the vice presidential years. 1952 to 1961 and he expects it to be published thi

joe is an associate professor and field librarian with special expertise in nixon material at whittier college's wards and libraries. his most recent article "under the table, michael wilson and the screen play for the bridge on the river quai" which appeared in the spring 2009 issue focused on the politics of the hollywood blacklist. the second speaker earned his master's degree at the university of illinois, chicago, under the direction of richard freid. after completing his graduate work, the professor has taught at various universities and colleges in chicago. he's now at the college of due page and he has researched and written about the career of richard nixon, concentrating on his career in congress. his dissertation topic was nixon in the '50s. our next speaker will bement irv gelman, he's written on the presidency of franklin d. roosevelt, published in 1973 "good neighbor diplomacy" published in 1979 and "secret affairs," published in 1995. he's embarked on a multivolume biography of the life and times of richard nixon. the first volume is "the contender richard nixon the congress years" published in 1999. he's currently finishing the second volume "the apprentic

speeds are good, as well, as you make your way from the wilson bridge to van dorn. 62 miles per hour. only taking six minutes to make that trip. joe? >> thanks. >>> 5:12. 44 degrees. ahead on "news4 today," remembering the victims. what we're learning about the teens killed in a school shooting and what lies ahead for the classmate accused of opening fire. >>> plus, ready to bring the space shuttle to d.c. >>> there are a lot of questions at the pentagon this morning. an independent panel found remains of some 9/11 victims ended up in a virginia landfill. news4 has more live from the newsroom with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this came to light during an ongoing investigation into the practices and procedures at the military's mortuary and dover air force base. last year a probe found remains of unidentified war dead had been mishandled or improperly disposed. the partial remains we're talking about now are from unidentified victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. victims killed at the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. they now, we know, were sent to the mortuary in dover and insistencinerated befor

he said, i will govern like ronald wilson reagan who is my hero. c-span3 joe mccutchen -- host: joe mccutchen, the self- described number one fan at of mitt romney. we will talk about the u.s. manufacturing sector, jobs and the economy tomorrow. ed whelan to talk about the decision by the obama administration requiring church employees to cover birth control. the kaiser family foundation on medicaid and the uni

wilson bridge to van dorn street, you're at 62 miles per hour. that trip only taking six minutes. no accidents to report at this time. joe eun, back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> 5:22. for the first time, nascar drivers will start their engines for one of the sport's biggest races on a monday. the daytona 5 hundred was rained out for the first time in 54 years yesterday. officials tried to dry the track between storms, but at 5:00 they officially called it quits. daytona has seen rain delays or shortened races only eight times in its history. drivers will head to the starting line at noon today. they could be dealing with more rain. the forecast is calling for 90% chance of rain. i didn't know it rained down there this much. >>> today the capitals have a last opportunity to make a big move for a playoff push. the nhl trade deadline is at 3:00 this afternoon. the caps were expected to be active leading up to the deadline after a rather mediocre season that has seen them struggle to try to stay consistent. but two convincing wins in a row over the weekend have likely muddied the waters a bit for g.m. george mcfee. despite u