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and tomorrow morning we will be meeting from 9 ln 0 -- 9:00 to 10:00 by region and then we will have the nass business meeting as mentioned on issues and items presented by nass committees. thank you for your participation this afternoon. >> just a couple of moments left in the event. we are live now with the federal reserve chair ben bettrnanke th morning he is testifying on the u.s. economic outlook for this year, this committee is just getting under way. >>. >>> as the ranking member and we want to welcome the federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke back to this committee. this is the fourth time that you have testified before the committee and we are very, very pleased on have you again. and this is timely for your appearance because of the nature of the recovery. i will without objection insert the full remarks of senator conrad's opening statement, i'm going to turn to the ranking member for his statement before mine. senator sessions. >> all right. thank you, mr. chairman. i hope chairman conrad feels better and value his leadership in the committee as i note you do. good morni

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loss of work days and their number has consistent ln by. they're not looking back. they're looking forward. i remember the debate on acid rain and how many jobs it's going to cost. it didn't. it kept people healthy. 40 to 1. i'd like to have a lot of programs that give us a 40-1 return. $40 benefit for every $1 we spend. that's what the scientific community is telling us. i don't think we have to get into much more of the substance here. it shouldn't be in this legislation. and i hope it never -- it will be no pass legislation that blocks this from occurring. >> mr. chairman, i think the honest point is that these rules do create jobs and they also take away jobs. it's both. certainly it's a very tough role. it's going to create a lot of new jobs and new technologies. it's also going to hurt other companies. there's no question about it. and so it's really up to us to try to think through all of this, see what's really going on. in my judgment, the new rules of epa has promulgated, make a lot more sense than the first rules. the new rules are not nearly as burdensom

the other thing i would note ish that the president has $30 billion in the budget to make ln sure that teachers and first responders and other key people at the state and local level keep their jobs and are put back in their jobs. so the transportation is a jobs win-win. it puts people back to work and helps make us more globally competitive.>> m >> thank you.r. take >> thank you.y at >> mr. chairman, i would ask you to take a look very carefully at this point.of thi we do not know the consequences, of this or understanding, neither party did in the past ten years. i'm asking you to look at it because we are burying our municipalities. >> duly noted. mr. cole? >> i want to agree with my friend.>> i i think you were courageous to offer the budget you did. i think this committee was udgey courageous to pass it.ink this i think the house was courageous to pass it.was i'm sorry my friends when they s were in the majority didn't do j budget their last year. that our friends in the senate o haven't done one in 1,000 days and we find precious little fin support for the president's esin budget

businesses are so intricately lns as hard to tell them apart both now working harder than ever to keep their secrets out of the public eye in washington christine for zero r.t. . so is there a war against whistleblowers or for that answer i spoke to chase mccarthy is the author of the book the passion of bradley manning and here's what he had to say about that assertion earlier today. so there is always a war against whistleblowers it's true that the obama administration has stepped it up considerably with twice as many espionage prosecutions as all previous administrations combined but from the outset i just want to make it clear that the real threat to our national security is not leaks or whistleblowers it's the extreme level of secrecy that we have in washington washington currently classified some seventy seven million documents a year which just on its face is very troubling had this just isn't a matter of i deals we have paid a very heavy cost for this level of extreme overclassification in the past ten years the rush to war in iraq was due in large part to government secrecy di

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stay tuned, we're right back. ln emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for eventswell somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >> well, sean hannity is blowing smoke about president obama in his role in the killing of osama bin laden. last night on the show, i challenged hannity to explain this quote. >> the president will say we got bin laden, putting that aside. >> the public gives him credit for that. >> the public does give him credit for it but it wouldn't have happened if he had his way, that can be proven as well on tape. >> we showed you tapes proven hannity wrong. today he brought it up on his radio show he insisted we would not have found bin laden without the use of the bush era enhanced interrogation techniques, which president obama opposed. his evidence was a tape of brian

and the reverend frank ln graham says islam is getting a free pass from this president. also with just a week to go before arizona's primary, brand-new polling tonight show as fluid two-way race between mitt romney and rick santorum. and why wait in line at starbucks when you can inhale your morning jolt? >> we begin tonight with presidential politics. new numbers that underscore just how important our big debate here is tomorrow night and a new twist in the campai campaign conversation. a new cnn times poll shows a statistical dead heat this arizona. 36% for mitt romney, 32% for the surging rick santorum. add in a small santorum lead in michigan which also votes next tuesday, and what you get is a tense, volatile gop race as the final four candidates prepare for their first debate in nearly a month. in a moment how the tightness of the race is playing out among the candidates. but first a campaign commentary is stirring controversy. listen here to franklin graham, the son of the reverend billy graham, when asked on msnbc just this morning if he can say categorically tha

news4's megan mg gracgrath is ln the northern virginia community college campus with more. >> reporter morning. i'm going to step out of the way to show you the president is arriving here as we speak. he's going to be unveiling details of the community college to career fund. president obama is calling for an $8 billion investment in job training to be performed at the nation's community colleges. the goal -- to train 2 million workers in high-growth industries like health care, transportation and advanced manufacturing. the program seeks input from local employers to find out what kind of skills they need to -- in their employees. the community colleges would then take that information and would provide training that is needed. the idea is to move students immediately into permanent jobs after graduation. the program also would provide for money to pay for bonuses to community colleges and employers who successfully put students in to permanent jobs after graduation. there's also money to provide paid internships to low-income students. now we've been speaking to students here on camp

the nigerian man who tried to blow up a jetliner on christmas in 2009 has ln sentenced to life in prison bomb hidden in his underwear. >>> u.n. general assembly is backing a plan for syria's president to step down. and also conducts the human rights abuses. >>> and hezbollah leader says the terror group was not behind recent attacks in thailand and india. they said the plots were too small to be the works of his organization. let's get you back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." and the big showdown in michigan. rick santorum may have momentum on his side but mitt romney has the cash and his cash-infused superpac restore our sfurt hoping to eliminate santorum and the threat from him and his ads like this. take a look at these ads in michigan meant to destroy santorum. >> in a single session, santorum co-sponsored 51 bills to increase spending and zero to cut spending. santorum even voted to raise his own pay and joined hillary clinton to let convicted felons vote. rick santorum. big spender, washington insider. >> but today santorum got much-needed help. his own campaign and

that's okay, as long as the end result is that the child ln vx nated.ents have that children not vaccinated can increase their risk of contracting some disease. >> that's a true risk. the idea is you want to keep your waiting room and your community safe for your patients. there were two confirmed cases of measles at the super bowl. nobody thought they would have a great weekend and exposed to the measles. the problem is there's an incubation period where you are infected and contagious and you don't know you have the disease. that puts other children at risk. what about the children are too young or too sick, children on chemotherapy. community. that's our responsibility. >> the link too, that some parents raised between vaccines and autism. don't some parents have the right to be concerned? >> there is an overwhelming growing body of evidence that shows that there is not a link between vaccines and autism. >> i see your passion with it. i've seen so many people with with their -- >> i think we make medical decisions, we have to base those decisions on

want to have vote as opposed to the people who actually might vote and might vote something different lnn what you think. >> how do we square it? the nice messy republican primary going on. >>let unpack some of that. elections have consequences and redistricting one of the crown jewels when you win a governor's mansion, the general assemblies. that's part of the process. i do think this is the most important right we have as americans is the right to vote. i do. i said i live at a street address and this is me. there were processes for fail safe ballots. those arguments gone, the laws are different. it is very important. 130 million of, what, 340 million people vote. that's how many voted in the last presidential election. certainly they're not all voting. certainly we want to encourage people to vote. but there are laws and regulations, rules. that's what we're trying to address. that's -- not only did we address it in the state of south carolina. it's been brought against us. unanimously voted. went through a committee process for two years and got negotiated out. we want on i.d. you h

ln was a son of john abrahams and cherokee, north carolina, after he got his mother pregnant because he objected and sent him away in a wagon with another man. is there any truth to that? >> i don't think so. there are all kind of stories and questions about abraham lincoln's birthright. the biggest stretch i've ever heard has him the son of calhoun because nancy once worked in a tavern where calhoun may have gone during the time he was riding the legal circuit, but that's a real stretch. i think lincoln was the son of thomas and nancy. >> emory thomas, congratulations again on winning this year's person of the year. >> thank you so much. >> for lee wins it with the audience at the library of virginia. we thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> and we want to remind you in case you missed any of the program today, the interviews, the nominations by the historians. we'll show it all to you again this evening at 6:00 p.m. east