landry retains -- [inaudible] >> mr. landry, you are up for five minutes. >> i want to go back and clarify a couple things. i noticed directly your responsibility but going to the moratorium, that fund is being closed off. is that correct? you have -- >> until i heard this morning the representation that was closed off i didn't know it was closed off. i doubt that it is closed off but i don't know. i have enough problems of my own with the gccf. >> the problem i am having is to me it concerns me because i believe the oil and gas companies and fishermen and everyone else, the moratorium was a direct impact from the spill. so there are a lot of businesses directly tied to the oil and gas industry or indirectly tied to the oil and gas industry have been impacted that were impacted by the moratorium and i am concerned that they are not getting paid as well. i visited an oil and gas company, business is down 75% and yet when they send their information over all of their accounting information, they were denied. that falls int

afterwards landry did admit my bad. d. >> i don't think, but i can say it was my fault. >> i just say defensively we don't want to give up touchdowns. so you get frustrated any time you give up points. >> everybody is frustrated and that's what happens. that's what happens in the heat of battle. tempers start to flare a little bit and cooler heads will prevail. >> so have the skins hit rock bottom? is that possible when we're not even halfway through the season. a lot of fans are angry. here's lindsay murphy from toronto with how the team feels of? >> reporter: the last three weeks have been tough on this redskins team as they suffer their first shutout since 2009. the skins have now lost four of their last five games. the offense was only partly to blame. john beck was sacked nine teams know times by a bills defense that has -- nine times by a bills defense that has four total sacks entering the game. >> i don't know if they brought blitzes we didn't see. it was just a tough day. >> there were some that were probably o

london fletcher had to be restrained by teammates after he went after safety laron landry. he allowed the bills a touchdown pass to make the score 20-0. landry took responsibility for the touchdown after the game, but fletcher refused to talk about the argument. >>> the eagles seem to be taking flight again and made a big statement with a 34-7 win over the cowboys. michael vick returned to form with 270 yards in the air and 50 on the ground. lesean mccoy had a career night, racking up 185 yards. that is the single best career performance in eagles history. redskins and eagles are tied in the division now with 3-4 records. the giants are 5-2. even though we're tied, we're not going the right direction. >> i want to know what happened to john beck's vaunted mobility. not so much mobility to get away from those sacks. from those sacks. >> not yesterday, that's for to war zones. and that can be a problem for a once-thriving tourist destination like dubrovnik, croatia, left in disrepair by years of war. luckily, people took notice. they helped dubrovnik rebuild and restructure t

landry just a moment. is there something we should be doing to see whether that foundation -- i realize it's not a government foundation and is not a government institution. is there something we should be doing to see that they are giving sufficient attention to people who might be herding? >> you might inquire and find out as you are with the gulf coast claims facility just exactly what the rules are, what the eligibility criteria are. i know is i'm hearing from moratorium businesses impacted by the moratorium, -- >> mr. chairman would you care to join me in a letter asking for that information? i realize we can't demand it. i suppose we could. >> we are going to have a lot of questions that have come out of this hearing i suspect, and i will say this right now instead of at the end of the committee, we will continue to have oversight into this and i am more than happy to work with the gentleman. >> just sounds as if the effect really has been on these other industries. i am sorry mr. landry. i intended

linebacker london fletcher had to be restrained by his teammates as he went after safely laron landry. fletcher was frustrated landry made a big mistake, allowing a touchdown pass to make the score 20-0. landry took responsibility for the touchdown after the game, but fletcher refused to talk about the fight. >>> the redskins ship seems to be sinking, but the eagles are attempting to right their own and made a big statement with a 34-7 win over the cowboys. michael vick returned to form with 279 yards in the air and 50 on the ground. running back lesean mccoy had a career night, racking up 185 yards. that's the single best game performance in eagles history. the eagles are tied at the top with 3-4 record. the giants are 5-2. >> john reagan said on his radio show they may not win another game. probably thinking about who they can draft. >>> 4:38. 39 degrees. ahead on "news 4 today," the global milestone we could hit today. >>> i thank god. he couldn't make it one more night. >> plus the grandmother of a missing boy talks about the fficult days when her grandson was missing in the woods

la ron landry was supposed to be there but got sucked up to the line of scrimmage.ft london chasing chandler. he had to be restrained by teammates as he berated landry. >> the team member, everybody help each other out. when it get heated like that, i take full responsibility. >> i just think defensively, we don't want to give up touchdowns. you get frustrated anytime you give up pointings. we lost a game. anytime you lose, you are not happy. you are upset. >> i think we are pretty strong locker room. i know a lot of people have been talking about what happened between london and landry yesterday, but that's being competitive. you are out there. he's going to keep guys accountable. they respect each other. i think those things happen because they want to win. i think we would be just fine, we have to stay together and keep working hard. i don't think anybody is going to be pointing fingers but we will be, you know, calling guys to be accountable week in and week out. >> all right. that's alexander. there's a three-way tie depending on how you want to look at it. the

big day for landry jones. >> tim: chas reynolds with the velcro catch. looks like vandy is going to put it away, spencer. >> spencer: zach stacy fumbles. franklin going 94 yards for the touchdown. two-point conversion was successful. then on the back end of that play, vanderbilt's kicker misses a 27-yard field goal that would have tied the game. >> tim: 1996 i kald a game between florida and vanderbilt. florida won the national title. vanderbilt gave the game away just like this was given away. over and over it happens to vandy. bo pelini still very much in the big ten hunt. virginia holds off the dukies 14-10 the final there in the a.c.c. as they look good in the coastal. a score that's interesting for georgia fans. tennessee, look out, upset alert in this game, folks -- tennessee's defense has really been playing well of late. how about missouri and texas a&m. in a big 12 division showdown within the s.e.c. >> tony: a leaping marcus lucas in the end zone for the touchdown. overtime, texas a&m, the throw, deflected by dominique hamilton -- missouri wins

third quarter, 13 up, bills watch number 30 here, leron landry. makes a mistake. bites in. fitzpatrick. chandler. fletcher. london flefrp, no help on the coverage. he is upset. so then de angelo hall, trying to calm down the side line. buffalo shuts out washington 23-0. more from toronto. >> humbling, embarrassing and frustrating. all words heard in the locker room after this loss here in toronto. the redskins are shut out for just the fourth time in ten years. and mike shanahan shut out for the first time ever in the nfl or college. >> no, never got things going the whole day. it seemed like if you looked at our running game or passing game, especially when we got behind couldn't get the flow going. one of the reasons you get shut out. >> doesn't translate on the field. the frustrating part. the guys we got on the team. just frustrating can't get a win. >> never want to lose a game. or back to back games. so this will be a week for us to get as much as we can out of the tape, get the most we can out of practice and take the step forward. >> john beck bounced around like a

landry made a big mistake, allowing the bills a touchdown pass to make the score 20-0. landry did take responsibility for that touchdown after the game, but fletcher refused to talk about the argument. >>> as the redskins' ship seems to be sinking, the eagles are attempting to right their own and made a big statement with a 34-7 win over the cowboys. michael vick returned to form with 279 yards in the air and 50 on the ground. running back lesean mccoy had a career night, racking up 185 yards. that's the sixth best single game performance in eagles history. the eagles, cowboys, and redskins are tied in the division with 3-4 records. the giants are 5-2. hard to believe all three teams have that record, yet the redskins seem like they're going this way, and the eagles are going this way. >> feels like they're going that direction down at warp speed. >> absolutely. it's painful to watch. especially this season, one of the most cringe worthy games ever. >> there were the injuries. they've had terrible injuries the last couple of weeks. after the bye week, it's as if they ha

landry retains -- [inaudible] >> mr. landry, you are up for five minutes. >> i want to go back and clarify a couple things. i noticed directly your responsibility but going to the moratorium, that fund is being closed off. is that correct? you have -- >> until i heard this morning the representation that was closed off i didn't know it was closed off. i doubt that it is closed off but i don't know. i have enough problems of my own with the gccf. >> the problem i am having is to me it concerns me because i believe the oil and gas companies and fishermen and everyone else, the moratorium was a direct impact from the spill. so there are a lot of businesses directly tied to the oil and gas industry or indirectly tied to the oil and gas industry have been impacted that were impacted by the moratorium and i am concerned that they are not getting paid as well. i visited an oil and gas company, business is down 75% and yet when they send their information over all of their accounting information, they were denied. that falls int

london fletcher had to be restrained by his teammates after he went after safety landry. fletcher was frustrated that landry made a big mistake, allowing the bills a wide open touchdown pass to make the score 20-0. landry took responsibility for the touchdown after that game, but fletcher refused to talk about the fight. >> including family tickets and stuff -- >> baseball. st. louis cardinals manager tony la russa has announced his retirement. la russa managed the cardinals for 16 years. they made three world series and won two of them, including this year's. the 67-year-old is third on the all-time wins list of managers and is the winningest manager in cardinals history. and the nationals have exercised their option on manager davey johnson, meaning the 68-year-old will return for another season as washington's skipper. johnson took over the nates midway through this season, going 40-43. we've all had those days where we crash at work because of the sleepless night. but the tossing and turning is costing you. according to men's health, the average american employee lose

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with he and laron landry, it should wreak some havoc and fear in the opposing wide receivers, landry finally getting back to 100%. at training camp he talked to he, laron and d'angelo hall. they call themselves the atc, the air traffic controllers. let's see if they can do that in st. louis. >> he didn't do so well in the know your opponent. so let's hope he's better on the field this weekend. >> that's coming up tomorrow morning in the pregame show. >> but also this is a short week for the redskins. they played monday night and have to travel to st. louis. >> it's a difficult thing because you lose one day because of travel and practice. you got to crunch everything into about six days instead of seven. let's hope it doesn't affect them against the rams. >> the pressure is on. >>> coming up the man who shot president reagan wants more free time. find out what the government had to say. >>> also ahead more disturbingt with the court prosecutors scold st. elizabeth's hospital for not keeping up on its record keeping on hinckley writing the hospital appears to have stopped documenting

landry retains -- [inaudible] >> mr. landry, you are up for five minutes. >> i want to go back and clarify a couple things. i noticed directly your responsibility but going to the moratorium, that fund is being closed off. is that correct? you have -- >> until i heard this morning the representation that was closed off i didn't know it was closed off. i doubt that it is closed off but i don't know. i have enough problems of my own with the gccf. >> the problem i am having is to me it concerns me because i believe the oil and gas companies and fishermen and everyone else, the moratorium was a direct impact from the spill. so there are a lot of businesses directly tied to the oil and gas industry or indirectly tied to the oil and gas industry have been impacted that were impacted by the moratorium and i am concerned that they are not getting paid as well. i visited an oil and gas company, business is down 75% and yet when ty send their information over all of their accounting information, they were denied. that falls into

landry.e continue to hear resources needed, but the see the budget in 2009, you had $116 million. it's hard to count all the zeros. 2009, you went from $114 to $181 in 2010, and from 2010 to 2011, you went to $225 million, and so i'm just real quickly, have you utilized all of those resources in being able to hire everyone that you could possibly hire today? yes or no? >> well, we utilized the resources to hire people. if we had more resources, we could hire more people. >> you hired everyone you can possibly hire today? >> we put out announcements, and we didn't know until april how much money we'd get, we immediately put a full court press on people we needed hiring like directors and drilling engineers. yes, we made every effort to bring as many people on board as we possibly could given the resources provided us. >> so you've hired everyone. >> no, we've hired everyone that we had the money to hire. we have not hired everyone that we need, not even close. >> okay. mr. dykes, and of course

heads will prevail. >> some times the dramatic pauses, speak louder than the words, you saw from landry and d hall. >> >> my bad but i don't need to be called out about it by one of my own teammates. >> and he doesn't want to answer questions later on what happens when you lose. frustration boils over. >> the other thing that was terrible, offensive line. beck was not particularly good they took nine sacks, as alison said. have you seen ferris bowlers day off. nine times? ferris wasn't sick nine times he was playing hooky. red skins played hooky when you can't score at all, bills statistically, that was not a good defense coming in on paper a very lacklustre effort, slash performance and again, you don't want to use the word quit that is the worst inditement you can say of a professional athlete if this was maximum effort that could be even worse they got to get this corrected at last from an effort point of view for the rest of the season you can live with losses but can't live with lack of effort. >> go back and look at tape when they entered the stadium, didn't look like -- >> yeah,

landry jones, five touchdowns. one of them there to ryan broyles. baylor kansas state. sper september intercepted first time all season. beats baylor 36-35. ba boise state and nevada. kellen moore. oh, look at that. a little fiesta bowl trickeration. doug martin. breaks the tackle. gets in. 30-10. boise state. gets the win. clemson and virginia tech. sweeney. oldest coach in the acc. frank beamer, oldest coach in the acc. sweeney, the youngest. mike bellamy, the fastest there. they remain undefeated. other score, texas a&m faded in the second half and they lose to arkansas. texas goes into next week's game in dallas undefeated. tcu falls to smu in overtime. the battle of the iron skillet. michigan state beats ohio state 10-7. buckeyes will take on nebraska prime time next week right here. abc. we'll see you next week. ford fusion has now been named the most dependable midsize car by jd power and associates. we go to kimberly. any thoughts on this news? i have no idea what's goin on. we are out. what was that? they told me it's the most dependable midsize sedan and the

landry just a moment.is there something we should be doing to see whether that foundation -- i realize it's not a government foundation and is not a government institution. is there something we should be doing to see that they are giving sufficient attention to people who might be herding? >> you might inquire and find out as you are with the gulf coast claims facility just exactly what the rules are, what the eligibility criteria are. i know is i'm hearing from moratorium businesses impacted by the moratorium, -- >> mr. chairman would you care to join me in a letter asking for that information? i realize we can't demand it. i suppose we could. >> we are going to have a lot of questions that have come out of this hearing i suspect, and i will say this right now instead of at the end of the committee, we will continue to have oversight into this and i am more than happy to work with the gentleman. >> just sounds as if the effect really has been on these other industries. i am sorry mr. landry. i intended t

laron landry and crew will be going after him. london fletcher says this is a team you cannot underestimate. >> i do not think it is a desperation, so to speak. this is professional football. they have good players. we know that they can have a good ball game. >> the capitals have won more preseason tuneup for the regular season tonight. they took on buffalo at the verizon center. ovey with the past. he gets the shot on net. there is a scramble in front of right and miller. the 1-0 lead. it goes to a shoot out. can he do it? he goes all the way. the capitals win 4-3. they will wrap up this preseason sunday afternoon at verizon. the american league divisional series -- rays at rangers. a three-run shot to dead center. it was the first of two home runs. 6-0 tampa bay. that was all the support matt more would need. he was spectacular. he is in the second big league start. he allowed just two hits in seven innings. the rays keeping that momentum -- 9-0. the other game was postponed by rain. the yankees and tigers will play tomorrow ni

landry jones throws for a school record 505 yards and five touchdowns, and ryan broil finishes with 14 catches for 171 yards and the sooners blow out k state. only seven teams now remain undefeated. >>>many ivy students may not be as smart as advertised. braving the elements in a snowstorm. and didn't let the bad weather slow them down. car gill runs for a career high 230 yards and two touchdowns to lead the bull dogs to a 16-13 win over columbia. just great video there. >>> these guys, couldn't wait to monday to show off their costumes. second period, islanders up 2-1. and mark edwards, denied. but the sharks keep attacking. couture scores the third goal of the road trip. in overtime, san jose on a power play. padevelopski with the nice pass to brent burns with the game winner. that is why they traded for him. the winning streak is up to five for the sharks. as they beat the islanders 3-2. >>> and the cardinals were down to their final strike. not once. but twice in game six. 24 hours later, they were celebrating their 11th world series title. >> in the air to left, well hit. back is

landry is putting the pressure on. the redskins get the ball at the 18.een a game changer. rex looking for fred davis who had a good game today. instead picked off by kurt coleman again. they said that was fred davis' fault because there was a miscommunication there. davis himself said that. coleman had rex figured out today. redskins get the ball back later in the third. grossman, scrambles, waits, and fires and guess what? he's picked again. my goodness, the fourth interception of the game, and that was the end of rex's day. benched for john beck. rex, 9-22, 143 yards and four interceptions. in the fourth the skins bet on beck. beck did play pretty well. finds terrence aurs tin all the way down to the 2-yard line, and that sets up old number 12. back in the day they would say he's calling his own number, but we know better than that. quarterbacks don't call their own number these days. beck gets in there. that's a touchdown and makes it 20-13. that's as close as the redskins get. they pick up a third down and run out the clock. the eagles are 2-4. the r

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landry jones throws for a school record 505 yards and five touchdowns, and ryan broil finishes with 14s for 171 yards and the sooners blow out k state. and now seven teams remain undefeated. >>> many ivy students may not be as smart as advertised. braving the elements in a snowstorm. and didn't let the bad weather slow them down. a career 230 yards and two touchdowns to lead the bulldogs to 16-13 win over columbia. >>> in other notable games, nebraska shut down 11th ranked michigan state and georgia beat florida to win at the world's largest outdoor cocktail play. and ucla leads cal 17-7 in the third quarter. >>> the cardinals were down to their final strike. not once, but twice in game six. 24 hours later, they were celebrating their 11th world series title. >> in the air to left, well hit. and back is craig. what a team. what a ride. the cardinals are world champs in 2011. >> comebacks are nothing new for the cardinals. they were 10 1/2 games back in august. st. louis took advantage of an epic collapse by the braves and got into the playoffs on the final day of the season. >> it is g

less talk goal from michael thompson is the man to catch after three rounds of them and landry classic webb simpson though is just two strokes behind on sea island the american with a p.g.a. money title very much in his mind as well twenty six thompson showing his approach game in. very much up to spec the p.g.a. tour rookie second shot on the ninth here finish from birdie herschel got out of the cell and on the youth team total on me the putt for par to finish one back in second here while simpson on trevor immelman are tied for instance or. anything and world number one luke donald are fine with me g.h. your money title this season with both set to tee off. next week in the final p.g.a. events office. on the baseball diamond the texas rangers have become the first team to reach this season's world series the detroit tigers looking like mere spectators as nelson cruz set a playoff series home run record in the fifteenth to find texas when that corner tigers who trail three two in the series lashing out right away have made the hostile environment just before six time all star miguel c

after the play, london fletcher got a little upset with laron landry who and to blow the coverage.pilled over the cyd lines where deangelo hall stepped into the middle of things trying to sort things out there. we have a report. >> reporter: the last three weeks have been tough on the redskins game, none tougher than today. the skins have lost four of their last five games. job beck was sacked nine times by a bills defense that had four total sacks entering the game. >> i don't know if they had the coverage downfield or brought blitz is that we didn't see. we have to play better. >> there were some that were probably on me. it is my job to get the ball out of my hand so i want to check that out and tape and see where i can help my guys out. rotor skins managed only 178 yards of offense. that won't get you a w considering the skins' defense gave up 395 yards to the bills. >> it is a blur right now. i don't know. man, a loss for words. i really thought like we were prepared. i felt like we knew we needed this game to stay in the race. we're not technically out of it but this is just

landry just a moment. is there something we should be doing to see whether that foundation -- i realize it's not a government foundation and is not a government institution. is there something we should be doing to see that they are giving sufficient attention to people who might be herding? >> you might inquire and find out as you are with the gulf coast claims facility just exactly what the rules are, what the eligibility criteria are. i know is i'm hearing from moratorium businesses impacted by the moratorium, -- >> mr. chairman would you care to join me in a letter asking for that information? i realize we can't demand it. i suppose we could. >> we are going to have a lot of questions that have come out of this hearing i suspect, and i will say this right now instead of at the end of the committee, we will continue to have oversight into this and i am more than happy to work th the gentleman. just sounds as if the effect really has been on these other industries. i am sorry mr. landry. i intended to ge

jeff landry, freshman, tea party inspired republican from louisiana. two of his parishes were devastated by katrina. he said, i'm proud that i voted against the disaster aid the way i did because we are in a $14 trillion debt situation. my constituents want us to economize. we offset some of that with taking money out of programs i think are wasteful, fuel technology, green job, things the president is doing. we can do that. and i can stand and look at my constituents and say i'm willing to make that because we have to take hard positions. that's a defensible, ideological approach. and part of what drove this, democrats look and say wait a minute, we never held disaster aid hostage over budget issues before. it's a new argument and even those who you might think wouldn't be part of that republican argument are. >> party leaders, do they even care that their numbers in terms of congress approval are approaching single digits? do they even care? >> congress has the lowest net approval rating it's ever had in history. the difference between approval and d

la ron landry was named the ninth meanest player in the nfl. washington's safety is known for his ferocious hits and lives up to his nickname, which is dirty 30. hakeem? >> yeah, he's living up to his nickname dirty 30. he's mean, but a good football player. we are going to talk basketball. the nba lockout continues. tomorrow, the nba best players will be at coolidge high school against a team of all-stars from philadelphia. one d.c. area native playing joins us live. you were drafted by portland over the summer. lockout. from a fan's point of view now, the players, owners, they look greedy. they are trying to figure out how to share $4.3 billion. how do you respond to that? >> you know, it's hard. it's a hard situation that everybody is dealing with. anytime there's money involved, most players -- but for the fans, we hope it gets situated soon and we get back on the court playing. >> you were just drafted. you have not talked to your coaches, only your teammates. haven't had a chance to get paid yet. how difficult is this for you to watch thi

fletcher had to be restrained on the sideline after he got into it with landry. >> everybody is frustratedu know, that's what happens. it's what happens in the heat of the battle. you know, tempers start to flair a bit and cooler heads will prevail. i was trying to be the cool head for once in my life. help each other out. when you get heated like that, i take full responsibility for the takedown, but -- >> defensively, we don't want to give up a touchdown. you get frustrated when you give up points. >> london wouldn't talk about the incident directly. like the rest of the team, he's hoping to save a season that is quickly spiraling out of control. >> everybody has to play better. anytime you lose a ball game, you look to see what you can do better. >> especially when you work so hard throughout the week. we know what we have to do. come to work prepared. get the game plan in. working for it. for some reason, it just can you not translate on the field, man. on sunday, that's the frustrating part. >> we need to focus in and stay together. this is the best time to stay together, focus and fi

landry have had discussions on the and i will give an example what kimmel of the hearing the calls forus it is what is in the process that seems to create this and i've got one graf in front of you talking about permitting activity in the gulf of mexico that prior to the macondo disaster it was taking -- the permits for being approved at a rate of about it looks like 110 per month dropped to 60 and its remained and then if you look at the production it's dropped from where it was before it has 1.8 million barrels a day it looks like it is dropping off to 1.4 barrels a day. the production as well below par and this graph shows you if you look at the red bar when you see is the difference between the reports from the obama administration how long it takes permits to be reviewed and for them to be approved and when you see is the beams of but it is the problem and so the companies are telling us is people are submitting the paperwork which by the way we heard from a witness yesterday going from an average of 30 to 35 pages to 100 times that well over 3,000 pages the forms are not uniform

lavon landry was named one of the ninth meanest players in the nfl. he apparently leads up to his nickname dirty 30. is there a difference between being dirty and mean? >> watch out eagles. don't mess with laron. go skins. 6:21, 65 degrees. meteorologist tom kierein with more rain on the way. what's going on? >> it's looking good actually. should be good weather for the game on sunday. >>> yes, this morning we do have more rain. it's light rain in the areas of green. right now light rain in fairfax, loudoun, prince william, fauquier, stafford and spotsylvania, stafford and culpeper getting light rain. and there's patchy moderate rain passing west of washington with sprinkles in the northern neck and heavier downpours in northern virginia. temperatures around the region in the 60s right nat nearby suburbs and washington and southern maryland and near the bay. as the day progresses, expect passing showers through early afternoon and up into the low 70s by then. maybe some thunder and lightning too. breezy and turning cooler as we clear out this afternoo

landry: mr. speaker, with the free trade agreements being debated this week, some of my democratic colleagues have been talking about our trade deficit. however if they really want to reduce the trade deficit, they will help me end the president's de facto moratorium on offshore drilling. you see, if oil was a country, it would be our biggest trading partner. oil makes us 65% of our trade deficit. and it's simple, drilling equals jobs. it equals american jobs. you see what i have here is a parking lot to one of the heliports down in my district. in 2004 the parking lot was full. last year, the parking lot is empty. you don't have to worry because that parking lot when we are drilling offshore is this full 365 days a year. here is a port in my district which supplies over 30% of the oil and gas that fuse this nation. you can see the boats in 2004 in the busy port. and today it's empty. if we really want a jobs bill, this is it. in the past year deep water permits issuance is 39% below the monthly

london fletcher, chandler second of the game, fletcher miffed after the play he had a problem with landryarding blown coverage. hall stepped in tried to make peace. cameras caught that second part today they had this to say. >>> should see competitive team out there not arguing and infighting and people going to the media and you know, airing our dirty laundry if we can avoid those types of things, we will have a chance going forward. >> i don't care what we got to do, we got to get a win. 24 hours, i won't even sleep, as long as i can get a win i want to win bad so. >>> so do san francisco niners, they are 6 and 1 they come here on sunday. much more at 6:00 p.m. including why the red skins gave up 9 sacks, 9 sacks, to john beck that tied a franchise record for ineptitude. but now back to laura and shawn and the pride of big foot texas, which as gary mcgradey knows is only 65 miles south of san antonio, population, 250, gary was a big guy in big foot. >> you have done your research. >> yeah. >>> he knows more about my bio than i do. >> has he researched who is sitting to my right. >> oh,

>> i think it is a combination of a couple of things congressman landry. number one we have her processes and procedures. we improve each and every job that we do. our job is to improve each and every job. we do work for the operator and we apply those processes accordingly, and again, thousands of wells each year for multiple operators with no safety issues and we continue to deliver oil and gas for our country. >> also bring up another good point, that you work for the operator. you are under the control of the operator. the operator is under the control of the permittee, who is bomer but yet you heard today from director bromwich and he believes that he has the authority to extend his reach to govern, to reach into our contracts. my concern is that doing so is going to muddy the water. this nice pattern of responsibility of how we go in and say okay, we are going to lease a piece of property that operator and the operator says yes we are going to drill safely. they provide the drill plan. they provide the specs. they subit out to you all. bear responsib

landry. mr. landry: this is a bipartisan issue. the language in h.r. 358 was in the stupak-pitts amendment passed in the democrat-led house last congress. if they supported it then, why would they not support it now? because of executive order? absolutely not. obamacare created a fund specifically reserved for abortion coverage. so what in the world makes one think this money will not support abortion coverage? we all remember, we have to pass the bill wf we find out what's in it. unfortunately, they passed the bill and we found no language to ensure taxpayers won't have to pay for something the majority of americans don't support. madam speaker, if my colleagues on the other side of the aisle insist that the health care law prohibits taxpayer funding for abortion, then they should support the bipartisan h.r. 358 to ensure that it is indeed the case. thank you and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: i have one speaker left and i know you get

>> my name is rosemary landry. i cannot wait for you to become president.ou are the most common sense president -- person in the world. i am completely and irish. my folks came from ireland. they had eight children. they got into real estate. they have their opportunity. i want you to give that back to everybody. i know that you can. you are the light in the sky. i really love you. i want you to become president. >> will you tell

again, yesterday i met along with congressman landry with director bromwich to make those points andgive specific examples of what we can be doing to get down that path in favor of good american jobs, lowering deficit and debt. i hope it made a difference. ultimate little only time will tell. madam president, this needs to be part of our overall economic approach. this needs to be part of our deficit and debt reduction approach, and it can make a major contribution to solving both of those problems. i hope on a bipartisan way we will do that and urge that in the senate and the administration will break through the negative mindset that they have had for several years and do that in an aggressive way. our country needs it, our workers need it. we need it as taxpayers to lower deficit and debt, and this would be a very productive way forward. thank you, madam president. with that, i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: madam president, i would as

>> i am rose mary landry. i cannot wait for you to be president. you are the most common sense person in the world. i am completely irish. i want you to give this opportunity back everybody. i know you can. you are the light in the sky. i really love you. i want me to become president. >> will you tell everyone? i need you to go tell everyone. thank you. is there something you want me to sign? >> no. , i don't. i think she wants to sign. one more. > > i am the one who called your office. >> thank you. hi. >> my son is in the air force. they were fighting with the debt ceiling. $500re looking at cutting billion. my dad is in the air force to. tell them how grateful we are. >> hello. thank you for coming. thank you for taking your time. i would like this. you have done it. it is the best constitution. >> that is wonderful. i am glad to have it. >> it is good to see you. i am glad you guys were here. it is great to see wonderful faces. we will find out. we will try. what is your name? hello. i am michele. >> i watched the decline of my country over my

landry: mr. speaker, it is with great sadness that i rise today in memory of one of louisiana's great public servants, mrs. cindy may duron. as a passion which i grew up lays her to rest today, it is notable to recognize that she grew up at a time when a woman's place in the south was culturally in the home. she pioneered her way into a male-dominated oil and gas industry. she constructed and then walked proudly through the door that many women of south louisiana would soon follow. during the 37 years she devoted to the oil and gas industry, she found time to serve her community, again leading women into politics locally by becoming the first woman to preside over the consulate and then becoming first woman to be elected to serve as the district 46 state house representative where she served for 16 years. her passion involved health care where she chaired the house health and welfare committee and served on many other national and state boards that dealt with the health care needs of children. wh