we spoke to john stanton of roll call this morning. .s we have john stanton on the line. he was a house reporter for "roll call." what is your assessment of the security aspect of the story? caller: security for members is always a difficult issue. but there are 535 delegates. the idea that the capitol police will be able to provide security 24 hours per day for all of them seems on realistic. particularly given the budget right now. there is talk about cutting members personal office spending levels. cutting the overall spending level for the congress. all of that is going to cost a lot of money. the new talks seems to center around making it so that lawmakers in at capitol police soldier on with state and local officials coordinating better. when members have an event back in their district, locals know that they have a presence there. but it really is going to be a >> she was one of the rare people in the house to try to overcome the politics in the house and work across the aisle and work with different philosophical views. it struck a chord with people that she was t

the washington post" rights -- host: more of your calls coming .p over the 45 minute s we have john stanton on the line. he was a house reporter for "roll call." what is your assessment of the security aspect of the story? caller: security for members is always a difficult issue. but there are 535 delegates. the idea that the capitol police will be able to provide security 24 hours per day for all of them seems on realistic. particularly given the budget right now. there is talk about cutting members personal office spending levels. cutting the overall spending level for the congress. all of that is going to cost a lot of money. the new talks seems to center around making it so that lawmakers in at capitol police soldier on with state and local officials coordinating better. when members have an event back in their district, locals know that they have a presence there. but it really is going to be a big question that -- that the members are going to have to grapple with. host: one of the headlines declares leadership stalling in the week of tragedy. caller: this is an interesting aspect. th

michael art, john lassiter, andrew stanton and lee ungrag for toy story 3.oel cohen for true grit. >> the best foreign film language for -- for best foreign language film we have from mexico beautiful. from grease. from denmark in a better world. from canada on sunday. and from algeria outside the law. >> for best animated feature film, the nominees are how to train your dragon, chris saners and dean dawa. the illusionist and toy story 3 leak umfridge. >> the tenful film selected for the best picture nominees for 2010 are black swan, the fighter, inception, the kids are all right, the king's speech, 127 hours, the social network, toy story 3, true grit, and winner's bone. >> you're invited to join us on february 27th when we celebrate the very best that movies have to offer. we'll see you then. thank you. (applause) >> there's the announcement and big nominations for the oscars. we saw in best picture the area is represented with toy story 3. isn't that great. >> they were hoping for that. not only they nominated for the best animated film but the best film

. >> host: john stanton roll call, thank you for your time this morning. on the phone: sure. >> a forum on the security of the global supply chain and what it means for the world economy. speakers include customs and border protection and officials from the commerce department, transportation security department, and boeing. this last about an hour and 10 minutes. >> all right, well, thank you, everyone, for sticking around for the star-studded cast here: i actually had a good colleague of mine had to leave, but he was regretting it because there's several folks, actually all the folks on the panel wanted to hear. i'm looking forward to it as well. the next panel, obviously, is entitled opportunities and challenges in the global supply. john gold is the moderator. he's no stranger to it, and he joined nrf in october of 2007 where he works with congress in the administration of supply cane issues that impact, obviously; the retail industry. prior to this, he worked in border protections so he knows that agency and the homeland security extremely well which

the washington post" rights -- host: more of your calls coming .p over the 45 minute s we have john stanton on the line. he was a house reporter for "roll call." what is your assessment of the security aspect of the story? caller: security for members is always a difficult issue. but there are 535 delegates. the idea that the capitol police will be able to provide security 24 hours per day for all of them seems on realistic. particularly given the budget right now. there is talk about cutting members personal office spending levels. cutting the overall spending level for the congress. all of that is going to cost a lot of money. the new talks seems to center around making it so that lawmakers in at capitol police soldier on with state and local officials coordinating better. when members have an event back in their district, locals know that they have a presence there. but it really is going to be a big question that -- that the members are going to have to grapple with. host: one of the headlines declares leadership stalling in the week of tragedy. caller: this is an interesting aspect. th