lauren sanchez, special correspondent for "extra." us now from honolulu dwayne "dog" chapman as we said star of his own reality series and author of that new book." the suspect, if can be called that, has been confirmed with mexican attorney eduardo amarine ec. what do you know about him, dog? >> eduardo is my attorney for the case that i had in mexico. i would say not just because he won my case but we checked, you know, throughout mexico, the whole country and he was recommended to be the one of the best and turned out to be one of the best attorneys, you know, he's out of mexico city. but i talked to him today. he said that he had, you know, talked with this defendant but hasn't actually been retained yet. but he is waiting. he went to extensive talk with him yesterday. so if the guy needs a good lawyer, you know, this is the guy to get from mexico. >> larry: where is he based, the attorney? is he based in mexico? >> yes, sir, he's based out of mexico city, larry. he's based right there. >> larry: would you say, dog, on your law ex

okay, lauren, what happened here? >> well, you know what? it's gay day to be conan o'brien, obviously. he inked a deal with tbs that will pay him $10 million a year and, by the way, he owns the show. which means he's going to make millions of dollars on the back end as well. now there's three really interesting things about this deal. one, it was fast and furious which you know, larry, never happens in hollywood. >> larry: we have the same agent. >> two, it was very private which also never happens in hollywood. three, it never would have happened without the blessing of george lopez. "extra" learned that lopez called conan personally and said do this deal. i'm okay with it. because as you just said, he currently occupies that 11:00 time slot. but it's a win-win for everyone. tbs, conan and george who has a successful show but now will have the lead in of conan. >> larry: and tbs in 95% of the homes. what do you make of this? zbln paper, it doesn't look as sexy as saying you're working for a broadcast network like fox. and this deal wouldn't

i mean, lauren, come on. who uses a fax anymore? no, seriously! what do you think -- what do you think -- >> that was good. >> i mean really it's like, oh we also made a carbon copy and a ditto. but what is the motivation here of this alleged mistress? is this her dealing with her guilt? is she looking for publicity? i mean this is outrageous. >> it's only publicity and i am so sick of this, this mistress mania is out of control. and the fact that you really think that you have a right to write he a letter and tell me something, oh, by the way, and here's my phone number just in case you or any other reality show producers out there might want to call me, i'm available. i'm tired of it. >> yeah. >> i think they all need to go away. >> after the show on busted out my nimio graph machine. we did learn about this prismes stress apology on the same dayna jesse james is reportedly out rethat's right according to tmz. show you more of what i think is a pathetic plea by this alleged mistress number two. "from the bottom of my heart i hope that you accept

lauren. >> reporter: thanks, steve. you want to check in for delays and speeds that are clocking at 65 miles per hour and speeds that slowing down to construction. in the meantime you want to use route 40 as an alternate route. as we check in though, and take a live look at 95, farther down at 395, you will see traffic is moving along just fine, no problems to report in that vicinity. if you are traveling along those southbound lanes of 95, from 695 to route 100, you're looking the a 6-minute trip with an average speed of 6 mile 60 miles per ho. and you're looking at a an average speed of 60 miles per hour the west side of the beltway is going to be clear if you're traveling from the 97 79o 95. you're looking at an average speed of 60 miles per hour. patrice, let's send it back to you. >>> 5:32 student and administrators at frostburg university will march today in memory of a student who was gunned down over the weekend. this morning we are learning a campus love triangle may have led to had a shooting. megan guild lan

when lauren's mom lost her job, the entire family lost their health insurance. when they tried to get new insurance, david was denied coverage because he once had a complicated hernia -- a complication-free hernia surgery and they didn't want to cover him. lauren was worried sick about what would happen had her father become ill or injured. now david gallagher will finally have access to health care again. that begins this year. that starts this year. [applause] that's just one of the insurance reforms that starts this year. here is what else happens. insurance companies won't be able to drop people's coverage when they get sick or place lifetime limits or restrictions on the amount of care they can receive. [applause] now this isn't some abstract concept. there was a story in a local paper this week about a woman named theresa. theresa's husband -- where is she? are you up there? stand up. stand up. [applause] her husband passed away recently from cancer. and before he died, he hit the lifetime cap on his insurance. as a result, theresa's not only had to cope w

from left to right, madison richards, samantha and olnoll ad lauren nixon. congratulations, ladies, and think you for being here. guest: thank you. host: tell us about what put the topic of nuclear energy in your head. guest: we like examining issues that are new to us and we did not know much about nuclear energy, just tell everyone expected it to be. we liked examining it closer. host: that being said, samantha noll, also an eighth grader, what did you learn and tell us how you did your research? guest: we went on to nuclear sites and we learned a lot from them, mostly about safety and how the process generally works.

. >> lauren: i've taken them to study for tests and write papers and things like that.n, i've never even been tested for a.d.d., but they do work. >> couric: lauren, who's a junior, was the only student who told us she has taken the drug without a prescription. >> lauren: if i've taken it, i can stay awake and i feel productive, i want to be doing what i'm doing. >> couric: i understand that it can make boring work actually more interesting. >> lauren: if i'm not on adderall, i'll read something and i'm not really interested at all, you're just trying to keep yourself focused. but then, you take an adderall and you... you, all of the sudden, are just totally consumed in what you're doing. >> couric: does anyone think, though, it makes them have a better grasp or understanding of the material? >> yeah. >> i'd say it's more... it makes you more detail-oriented than anything else. if you're detail-oriented and you're focused, everything becomes a lot easier to understand than when you're not on it. >> couric: but is there science to back up their claims? >> dr. nora volkow

we decided to set him up with lauren who is 25. she is a retail manager and really sort of fashionable and stylish. outgoing. athletic. cute. she's also a down-to-earth girl, drawn to preppie guys. we thought he would fit the bill there. she wants somebody with a little edge, too. okay. maybe him. we sent them out. now he was feeling sick even before he went on the date. flu bug. >> that's not good. >> they got there. liked the looks of each other. like that. instantly -- things to talk about. both lived in australia at different points of their lives. they are getting along really well except he's thinking to himself i'm about to pass out. so things are going so well. except this thing. you have to read sunday to find out if they were able to overcome that. >> okay. you won't tell us if there is a love connection or not 37 they have traveling in common, australia. the conversation never had a lull. >> everything is good except -- >> when you are sick, it covers everything. >> indeed. >> all right. ellen, thanks so much. we will be

i can't believe it. >> larry: any comment on that, lauren? >> well, you know, you can laugh and giggle. >> larry: was he prophetic? >> this is a woman who i was saying, her career has never been better. as anyone knows who has been cheated on, trust me, i know -- >> larry: have you been cheated on? >> yeah. >> larry: you were? >> and it's devastating. not through my husband, yes. as a woman, yes. i've been cheated on. it's devastating. it doesn't matter what scripts are coming to her or how great her professional life is. this is a woman in hiding in her home because someone broke her heart. that will be hard to get through. >> larry: was she scheduled to do a film, mike? >> the sad thing was this was going to be her hiatus. this was the time that she was going to spend with the children and with jesse. she had nothing on the front burner. she was going to be taking some time off and enjoying her family. >> larry: are they rereleasing old movies now? knowing the commercialism of the world? >> sandra bullock has never had a problem getting an

. >> okay, lauren. getting the harbor ready for city activities, this launched baltimore's healthy harbor initiative. the waterfront partnership will encourage residents to adopt cleaner, greener practices so in 10 years it can be used for several summer activities. >>> one of the top seven con he is tenths on american idol may be leaving the show. who is it? it may shock you, still ahead. >> strapped passengers final get home. i'll tell you what time folks are expected tonight at bwi in a live report coming up. [ male announcer ] this year, get the most out of your lawn with the fertilizer that gives you the most for your money. scotts turf builder. it has what other fertilizers don't. scotts patented all in one granule. every key nutrient combined into a single particle so every part of your lawn gets more even feeding. bargain brands have separate nutrients on separate particles, so feeding can be hit or miss. and a lot of what they give you isn't even food, it's filler. some have up to 40% sand, saw

they also adopted their daughter, lauren, from the same country, who is having a much easier time in his home. the ranch is run by a grandmother who has raised russian orphans of her own, joyce sterkel. >> the purpose is reuniting each other who have had difficulty because of attachment issues or fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. >> reporter: alec has now been at the ranch for kids for more than a year. his parents desperately want to bring him back home to ft. myers, but don't know if his violence is under control yet. do you want to go back to florida? >> it's tropical there. >> oh, i know, especially compared to montana. >> yeah. >> but do you think you are ready to go back? >> one-fourth of the time. >> reporter: so, alec, it seems, isn't sure either. but he has gotten some big news. his mom, dad and sister are coming to visit and maybe, just maybe, he will be deemed ready to go home. your parents are coming here. how do you feel about that? >> excited. >> reporter: his parents and sister, lauren, are excited, too, as they arrive for their reunion with alec. >> hey, buddy, how are

lauren cook has our traffic edge reported. >> hello. well. we are dealing with several incidences. let's king and take a look at our speeds. we are looking at 63 miles an hour on the west side of the belt way. 57 traveling through the fort mchenry tunal. 61 on the northbound into baltimore county. we have a crash out of west baltimore. an 8-year-old has been hit by a car and we have a road low pressurer to tell you about in downtown baltimore. a chemical spill shut down green street between baltimore street and lump barred street. stick with martin luther king boulevard as your alternate route. the harbor tunnel is going to be pretty packed. unfortunately that congestion will continue traveling along the east bound lanes of 70 as you approach the belt way involvement problems on the west side -- no problems on the west side tomorrow. route 50, you can see a few cars on the road. it should be nice and easy if you're traveling down to the eastern shore for this beautiful holiday weekend. that is a look at your evening travels. >> thanks. absolutely beautiful day outside. perfect for

host: 2 lauren, how about the story telling aspect of it as well? we talked about putting it together, but who led the way in telling the story? guest: we sat down and discuss a time line to use -- discussed a time line two years. we wanted -- we discussed a timeline to use. and we wanted to show that. host: a tear from pennsylvania, michael on the line for democrats. -- let's hear from pennsylvania, michael on the line for democrats. caller: i wonder if the students were able to get a perspective from chernobyl and get their viewpoint on it, you know, human error. also, the drill baby drill and was going on in the gulf of mexico -- what is going on in the gulf of mexico with human error and natural disasters. also, natural disasters and their effects on the ocean and climate change. thank you for c-span and could work, girls. -- the good work, and girls. host: is that something that you talked to anyone about or is it on your mind at all? guest: about the chernobyl disaster, the power plant there was not very safe. it was not advanced. there were v

lauren summers the director of the national economic council and allan greenspan.guests on fox news sunday hosted by chris wallace include whip john kyle. senator or lean specter and republican representative kevin maccarthy the recruitment for the national republican committee. on face the nation, bob sheafer with michael erin dicen and with a "new york times" white house correspondent david sanger and cbs news correspondents and with cnn state of the union. candy krone energy will talk to the director of the economic counselor and israel's ambassador to the u.s.. listen to all five of the sunday morning talk shows starting at noon easter eastern. nation wide on xm satellite and on the web at c-span radio.com and follow us on facebook and twitter. >> all this month, see the winners of c-span's studentcam documentary. 45 states submitted the videos. watch the top winning at 6:50 eastern just before "washington journal" and meet the students who made them and for a preview of all the winners, visit studentcam.org. >> the minute that the wall street firms were in the

you know, she was completely out of her element and like lauren said she was doing the best she coulddpli thi could. >> i think rachel will be thrilled to know. we did deep digging there, are kate haters out there. >> i'm not a hater. >> i don't know about that. some who say she damaged her image further because she was on "dancing with the stars." let's run down these. the diva reports floating around, of course the negative headlines, rachel, you mentioned those. a lot of people were absolutely convinced kate is addicted to fame and just like she may have gained more fans, look, there are some who think kate gained a bunch more haters this time around. now, lauren, you are with me, you don't see her as a loser but when i run down all the negative items about kate that came out, does hearing all that evidence change your mind at all? >> no, not at all. i've seen her, i've met her. you have to realize, people have to sell magazines, if she say she's great and a princess, it doesn't sell magazines, as much as like saying she's a diva and she's evil and not around her kids. she's really

at i-95 southbound, slow between franconia-springfield parkway, slowing again from lauren to 123. i-395, the and down 14th street bridge is slow into town because of the good weather. >>> coming up, for the first time in eight years, virginians will celebrate confederate history month, but not everyone thinks it is a good idea. >> how these issues are helping local men and women lose weight. >> remember the springfield man who was convicted for indecent exposure inside his house? find out what has happened. what if it snowed chocolate? what if sweet mocha fell from the sky? [ male announcer ] mcdonald's new mccafé frappe. a creamy blend of ice, coffee and mocha. or caramel. mmm. sweet. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> 7 on your side, a hot new fitness trend giving people an extra spring in their step. it is basically a cross between aerobic dance and jumping on a trampoline. every week, this 11-year-old and her mother slept on these boots before the class. >> it is so much fun. it at exercise and get to be with my mom. this is nice. >> they were first created for runners with injuries or pain

. >> lauren grove came up with the idea of a walking clothes line as part of a class project. but there is another reason as well. >> when i was 10, i was assaulted. sexually. and so i think that's really changed who i am as a person. >> numbers show baltimore city is facing a serious problem. on the front of domestic violence. >> more common than people think. >> from 2008 to 2009, the number of people killed as a result of domestic violence, more than tripled in baltimore city. jumping from seven to 22. >> yet the problem is, that we keep silent about it. we don't tell our stories. and so the goal of the clothes line project is to break the silence. >> i really hope that people that have been assaulted or abused, they will speak out. and they will tell their story. and they won't feel ashamed of what happened to them. they understand that there is a large community of us that have been through the same thing. and that it is okay. they are not alone. >> for grove, it was support from her mother, that made all the difference. in grove coming forward, with the abuse, she experi

our lauren green has the story. ♪ >> a 15 million dollar project brings new life and meaning to the eastert the church near atlanta. >> and we-- >> and before this new life came death. >> it was the saddest day of my whole life. >> dorothy laments the closing of this once thriving st. gerard's church in buffalo, new york, dwindling attendance and economic hardship forced them to shut down the one hundred replica of a basilica in rome. people had a sense of quietness and awe when they entered knew they were coming on to holy ground. >> plans are underway to resurrect the holy ground 900 miles south in norcross where the fast expanding parish needed a new building. instead of resurrecting a new house of worship they're resurrecting the old. >> we thought to take pieces of the church, architect saw it and near to what he designed for us and same scare footage, why don't we bring the whole building. laser cat scans determined whether it was okay to put on a new foundation. the transport of the easter candle stand and st. gerard statue. when it came to getting it out of the crate, god had plans

lauren green, fox news in nashville. >>> the news is far from over. at 11:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5's "news edge" at 11:00. >>> we start the edge with a look at radar and a busy night of weather. storms and showers showing up. severe thunderstorms lit up the sky earlier. there was a tornado warning. fox 5's gwen tolbart is here with the news update. what is the very latest? >> reporter: the latest is that our flash flood warning has been cancelled so that is an a improvement over where we've been. let's look at the radar because storms a

lauren feldman joins us to get the word out about skin cancer. good morning. >> good morning. happy easter and as tim said, we have a beautiful day today. and it looks like the sun has come back from our winter of hibernation. so, i wanted to come and tell everybody about what to do to protect themselves from the sun. >> what do we have here? >> skin cancer such a big problem. >> that's one of the big things that skin cancer is on the rise. we're seeing more cases of skin cancer. we're seeing younger cases. i was just talking to vivian and explaining that we've had a woman who is as young as 19 come into the office with melanoma which is a serious skin cancer. and we as dermatologists feel if we can see the skin, we can get things checked early and prevent a lot of problems. as to this, this is basically the old motto use your head, don't get red. so, wearing a hat, especially a broad rimmed hat is very important. sunscreen, we have all different kinds here. we have things that range from spf15 all the way up to spf 70. we have new technology. there is a company out now that m

in between, we will hear from lauren. she is in florida. she is in middle school.is a documentarian. lauren? >> it is a great honor for me to speak with our first lady. enge, obesity." >> hello. it is a great honor for me to speak with you as first lady. mrs. obama, my question is our country is facing talented economic times. with limited resources to address childhood obesity, what measures would you take to make sthurlrm could -- having a platform of the white house is really helpful in getting attention to stuff, right? a lot of times when i do something, a lot of cameras show up and people tend to watch and write about it. sometimes they write more about what i'm wearing. [laughter] >> so i think it's my job to help shine the light on things that are already working. so that's one of the reasons why i chose this as my initiative. i also think that one of the reasons that i think we can move this effort, one of the reasons why i think that we can be successful is that it doesn't require -- i don't believe -- and others may have struggled with it more. it doesn'

it's really important to remember that when stocks get hammered in this market, whether it be ralph lauren, eog, irvin outfitters, whether it be staples, they come back with a better story and they move. family dollar didn't have a good story when the stock moved from 32 to 27. but there was a fabulous story this morning and that stock's ramping. >> that's a tough one. in that case, you know, those people are getting hit every which way. you don't have wages going up. you don't have job creation. and you've got prices at the pumps surging. >> family dollar has changed the mix. they've actually raised their mix. they've done holiday offerings and have better controls over pricing. family dollar is a good store. >> you would buy that store? >> it's a good story. so is dollar tree. >> i want to ask you about, there was a letter from god that everyone was talking about. >> my god? >> the second coming. so he wrote a letter and he said they didn't go against their clients. you know, reiterating the situation. letter good, what's your valuation? >> it's classic goldman. i don't mean that in a ne

my question for you today is about ralph lauren, symbol rl. is it a good time to get in now?rried. when the stock dropped to 70 when all the analysts were wrong i said pull the trigger. i said done walk away but run to the stock. now the stock has gotten all the way up to 91. i'm getting a little skittish. at this price i'm going to say don't buy. don't take that personally. i know you will take it personally but i'm urging you not to take it personally because all i'm saying is how right we were in the 70s, moved up to 90, now going to get a pullback. don't take it personally! please, i beg you. let's go to antonio in north carolina. antonio. >> caller: hey, this is antonio from north carolina. i just wanted to ask you about palm. over the weekend it's been going up and down and i just want to see where this company is going in the future. >> too hard because they are in the end squaring off against what i think is the ultimate e icon, perhaps the greatest company that's ever been created in america, and i'm not talking about ford motor although alan mulally is pretty darn g

when lauren's mom lols her job, their entire family lost health insurance.n they tried to get new insurance, david was denied coverage because he once had a complication-free hernia surgery. the company wanted to weed him out. he has been sick before, so we don't want to bear that risk. lauren has been worried sick about what would happen if they are father became ill or injured. now because of this reform, david gallagher can finally have access to health care insurance again. that begins this year. that starts this year. [applause] that is just one of the insurance reforms that starts this year. here is what else happens. insurance companies won't be able to drop people's coverage when they get six or place annual or lifetime limit on the amount of care they can receive. [applause] now this isn't some abstract concept. there was a story in a local paper this week about a woman named teresa deandre. >> deandre. >> thank you. excuse me. where are you? are you up there? stand up. [cheers and applause] >> now her husband passed away recently from cancer. and b

. >> but tommy hilfiger that has same problem, ralph lauren has the same problem.y all have the same problem. >> rose: have you missed anything? you seem to me to be somebody who has grabbed every opportunity. >> well, i try. i try to stay on top of electronics, on top of internet developments. i was an original twitterer. i tweet really about five minutes a day. >> rose: telling them what martha's doing? >> what i'm doing or asking questions or doing surveys or whatever. >> rose: describe to me what being martha stuart means? >> it means being... getting up every morning. >> rose: at what time? >> early. >> rose: no, no, but you're legendary for sleeping almost... >> i know but it depends on the day. today was early because i have a show this morning. >> rose: you five shows at one siting? >> no, no, no. two two or two to one. so i got up early and this morning was at like 5:30. i walk the dogs. the puppy has to go out early. >> rose: how many dogs? >> three dogs. i feed the five cats. i have to check them all out. and then i shower and get ready for the day. i ch

what do you say, lauren? >> yes, you qualify, but you qualify for the 2008 credit which is a little different than the 2009 credit. but it's still pretty lucrative. you will have to file an amended return. you can't e file that, but it is pretty good and as long as you bought that home between april 8th and december 31st of 2008, you're golden. >> he just has to take care of that little paperwork and get it done. next question from lisa. i have been on unemployment for over a year and it's about to run out. i have a car payment and credit card debt. i need to find work asap to pay my bills. is it better to file bankruptcy or do debt consolidation -- does it work enough to get a low enough payment? what do you say to that, ryan? >> it's $2 billion into this financial aid for community colleges. see if you can get another job. the difference between bankruptcy and debt consolidation. bankruptcy 200 points off your fico store. debt consolidation, they might have a mark on your credit report but it doesn't imfapa

they adopted lauren as well. >> it's like an orphanage. >> reporter: i understand. >> very poor. >> reporteres on the ranch for kids with grandmother who has raised russian orphans of her own. >> the purpose is to assist parents and children with reuniting with one another if they have had difficult because of issues or fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. >> reporter: like many of the 25 children at the ranch for kids, alec has dramatic mood swings. at worst he's violent and threatening. what has he said to you? >> the worst is that he's going to kill all of us, burn down the house. >> he's talked about wanting to blow up the house, wanting to burn down the house, wanting to get a knife to stab us with. it seems silly or maybe not, but we took a step to hide the kitchen naives kitchen knifes and put them where he can't reach them. >> reporter: you once said, i will get a gun and shoot you in the neck and then the heart. did you say that to them? >> yes. >> reporter: how come? >> because i just get mad. >> reporter: parents send their children here for about $3500 a month because they don't know

this is lauren celebrating her first easter. >> look at those cheeks. >> isn't she adorable. >> she is> we should just keep that picture up all morning. >> just in a little box like we do sometimes. >> that's a great picture. fits in a basket. we were all that small once. thanks for sending that in. she's beautiful. to send in your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com. >>> and here is what is happening right now. i don't want to take the picture down but we have to. our humidity continues to drop. 48% at the drier air, that is working in from the norm west. winds blowing at 14 miles per hour, gusting up to around 20 miles per hour. barometric pressure on the rise. here is a look at the national map. if you're traveling today, flying across the country, you want to know what you will encounter, not much of anything. relatively quiet conditions across the u.s. the most active weather is in the northeast where we continue to see some rainfall. and along the mid-atlantic but now moving off the coast, rainfall there and windy conditions. much of the rest of the nation is quiet and precip free.

joining us now a couple voices from the heartland john gallagher and lauren stefy, business columnist at "the houston chronicle." welcome to you both. without getting into the intricacies of the build america's bonds program which is an eye glazing exercise, if ever there was one. does it surprise either of you that two of the nation's most populous states, the largest states in the country, i ges with texas in there, as well, are the biggest issuers of these bonds? should we be surprised by that? jump all, go ahead. >> well, no, i don't think it's surprising. i mean, these are the states that have a big chunk of the population and it's sort of understandable that they would be the ones to ramp up the in a infrastructure projects that these bonds are helping to finance. >> a highway in new york is going to be far bigger than some highway somewhere else in the country. the infrastructure for 10 million people is bigger than a state with a few million people. >> i don't think you'll see as much of a need for highway projects in iowa or things like that as you are in los angeles. >> john

a number of church related groups offering faith based weight loss programs and lauren green is checkingy from our new york newsroom. what gives here? >> reporter: you know, bill, focusing on a higher power is helping more and more people shed pounds and, find a deeper faith and mary ann as shocked and looked at herself at -- at the photo at 5'2" she weighed 200 pounds and enrolled in the program called "the light way" and within a year-and-a-half lost 72 pounds. >> we all benefit -- the real benefit is that if you truly -- like i feel, that if you truly surrender and ask god for your help, that nothing is impossible that he can't do for you. >> the mother of six, who came up with the program wanted to solve her own weight problem and combining scripture and scientific research lost 100 pounds on the program and dieters, they eat what they want but look to god to help them restrict the diet and the light way program has chapters in several parts of the country. >> people have been going to food for emotional reasons. trouble in their lives. trouble, you know, old wounds from the past and

next up we have lauren.caller: i have been a trauma nurse for the past 30 years, and the best safety net i can suggest is to stay with the patient. when the nurse comes in the room, ask what the patient is being given. that family member is the best patient advocate ever. and it's only what they canái÷ until they find a better method of preventing these errors. and if the nurse has an attitude, then you need to stand your ground. i don't have a problem with any family member with a patient, it's a great idea. guest: i think that's the most important thing. with our twins the first overdose they received happened while we were in the room. and i asked the nurse what she was giving the kids and she explained it to me. and at the same time the error was made while we were there in the room. so it forces you to ask every question and to keep asking those questions. host: have you addressed these issues with the american medical association? guest: we have wonderful contributors, we have over 500 contributors tha

in the meantime we're going to hear from lauren in florida, advanced cable.iddle school and a document therien with the film entitled "america's biggest challenge, obesity." >> hello. it is a great honor for me to speak with you as first lady. mrs. obama, my question is our country is facing talented economic times. with limited resources to address childhood obesity, what measures would you take to make sthurlrm could -- having a platform of the white house is really helpful in getting attention to stuff, right? a lot of times when i do something, a lot of cameras show up and people tend to watch and write about it. sometimes they write more about what i'm wearing. [laughter] >> so i think it's my job to help shine the light on things that are already working. so that's one of the reasons why i chose this as my initiative. i also think that one of the reasons that i think we can move this effort, one of the reasons why i think that we can be successful is that it doesn't require -- i don't believe -- and others may have struggled with it more. it doesn't req

in the meantime we're going to hear from lauren in florida, advanced cable. middle school and a document therien with the film entitled "america's biggest challenge, obesity." >> hello. it is a great honor for me to speak with you as first lady. mrs. obama, my question is our country is facing talented economic times. with limited resources to address childhood obesity, what measures would you take to make sthurlrm could -- having a platform of the white house is really helpful in getting attention to stuff, right? a lot of times when i do something, a lot of cameras show up and people tend to watch and write about it. sometimes they write more about what i'm wearing. [laughter] >> so i think it's my job to help shine the light on things that are already working. so that's one of the reasons why i chose this as my initiative. i also think that one of the reasons that i think we can move this effort, one of the reasons why i think that we can be successful is that it doesn't require -- i don't believe -- and others may have struggled with it more. it doesn't r

documents that we got and one of the orphan documents we got was from a woman named inisha manik to lauren morris and it was a summary of mortgages that you all were going to slice and dice and do all the girondist. it is a fairly detailed -- this is a very -- this is exhibit number 77, and it is fairly detailed. the date on this is march 15, 2007. on this document. this document says that 7% of the mortgages that the goldman employee looked at how the material occupancy rate -- misrepresentations where our worst of anywhere from 4 to 14 loans at a time and a default on them all. your risk and loan performance and difficulty for closing on the second liens would be potentially insecure. another 20% had material compliance issues. they are merely missing final hud's. fixing the errors through refinanced finder disclosure. good can you give me the number again? >> the exhibit number 77. -- >> can you give me the number again? >> exhibit number 77. she goes on to say potential insecure second lien. another 5% of the pool was originally fraudulently based on the dd results. falsification of in

lady lazers attacker lauren welch was named first time njaa all american in addition to being named the region three player of the year. midfielders amanda sazynski and emily pierson were also named first team all american. the three were also first team all region selections. i congratulate these residents as well as the fans all across the great state of new york for their support, dedication and pride in the lady lazers champion team and i wish them great success in the 2010 season. i thank representative maffei for bringing this resolution forward and i urge my colleagues to support this measure. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. pete -- mr. petri: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. petri: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of house resolution 561, introduced by our colleague, mr. maffei, congratulating the onondaga community college lady lazers for winning the national

my wife and i are blessed with two beautiful baby doctors, lauren and julia/ it means that your the to the governor has not slept in three years. the second thing it means is that i have been in the maternity ward at least twice in the last three years. maternity wards are one of the great people in our society. when you go there, it is a matter what your what is. everyone what the same thing and hopes and dreams. they want a happy, healthy child. i have seen it. i have seen the parents and grandparents as they make of that silent prayer and that silent promise. they say that they will do everything they can to give their children a better life unfortunately, washington is no longer working for those families. or for our features. that is why i'm running for senate. washington has added $7 trillion and to our national debt in the last 10-years. $100,000 for each arkansas family. we have lost millions of jobs in this recession. washington listens more to special interest than they listen to us. it takes special interest money and then they bowed their way rather than whether for arkansa