[laughter] and the noble lord, lord callahan has his estate nearby. it'll be -- it'll be a -- a source of satisfaction to the party opposite particularly to those who sit below the gangway. and that is as it is to me to learn that these three comrades have been able to share in the growing prosperity of the nation. and it is created -- it is created during the premiership of my right honorable friend, the members of finchly. >> yeah. but others -- have said in that prosperity too, in the first years, and 1,657 former sns senates of the castle have bought their houses or flat. >> yeah. and i remember -- therm mr. speaker, that the right to buy legislation was fiercely opposed by the party opposite. >> yeah. >> and i was -- i was -- i was prudent to have had a hand in extending the opportunities for home ownership in the housing act of 1984. >> yeah. last month phase two of our strict general hospital was opened. all of the medical wards have been transfered from the -- the st. mae's hospital built in the napoleon days to our new hospital. and i am plea

hail mary, full of grace, the lord is with thee.women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, jesus. holy mary, mother of god, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. amen. you bring great courage to us all. now let us march for life. >> thank you, dear bishop. a couple of announcements. kimberly and john beret are looking for their child, cynthia. she is up at the tent over here to the left. if there are any lost people, check with the marshals and check at the assistance van. take your time, it did not push or show. we have plenty of time. make sure you -- make sure if you come against in the folks from the other side, pray for them. make sure you pick up your trash, and thank you for marching for life. god bless america. ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that i love t her ♪ through the night with a light from above ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ god bless america ♪ my home, sweet home Ñi♪ god bless america plan that i love stand beside her, and guide to herbher through the night with a

speaker, lord laming looked at this last year and made recommendations which are being adopted. he also recommended that child safeguarding boards had to have independent chairmen, and that is what has happened in doncaster. as far as the serious case review itself, i think we have to wait until we see the findings of that review. i would not want to prejudge that. the reason why the whole review is not to be published is that we wish to protect the identity and names of the children as much as anything else. we have had this argument before. the executive summary is published. that allows us to draw conclusions. the problem in doncaster, if i may say so, is that there were many actions taken, but they were the wrong actions. they were not actions designed to prove that we had children of violence who had to be separated from parents of violence at an early time. that, i believe, will come out in the serious case review summary. that will be published soon. i think the conservatives should listen to some of the voluntary organizations on this matter, and to lord laming himself,

when the house of lords did not have a problem with that. we have had quite a number of changes to the loss of coverage making it much easier to watch -- to the laws of coverage, making it much easier to watch. there are still changes under way. and how many cameras are in the house of commons? >> is there are six in the lord. >> and how are they manned? >> they are robot thickly operated from a controlled gallery. -- robotically operated from a controlled gallery. uc wide shots of the chamber and -- you see wide shots of the chamber. we would like to have a reaction shot just like a broadcast. it is all long wait for word from the original position which is that you could only see the picture of the person speaking. it was only that. >> since you have covered this all the time, do you have any feel for whether the televising of the house of commons has changed the institution at all or whether it has changed any of the debate? >> i do not think it has made much difference. certainly members of parliament who we have interviewed and denied t

but lord leavy is respected right across the country for the work is done.i and the secretary of state for children are taking the advice of many children's societies, professional organizations on the matter. i think it's important to recognize the issue here is what lessons we learned, how we have learned these lessons is a matter for people now to look at the summary of the series case review. i asked them to consider the anonymity of the children as an important issue and also the freedom of children to say to the inquiry what they think is happening what they think has gone wrong and these are important issues that the opposition will consider. we went through this before on the baby peter case and it was agreed then, it was agreed then that we would have the report from lordly depegging made the recommendrecommendations about the series case review and i'm sorry that on an issue that we do not have a final verdict in the court on an issue where we do not have the summary even published he asked me a series of detailed questions when he hasn't read the

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before leaving the subject of lord marion, let me do a little name dropping. by mentioning some of the other graduates of lord marion. jim billington, librarian of congress. al haig, former secretary of state and a few other things. larry summers, harvard and now national economic adviser. vice admiral jim zimbel, former president of uniform services, university of health sciences. jim vance, the anchor an channel 4 nbc. and for the most recent graduate, to the pride of some people, kobe bryant. plays for the los angeles lakers. a graduate. and i could name five or six others, residents of where we live in fairfax. at least once a month or so, somebody comes up. i went to lord marion too and i found out that the catholic priest who has been working there longer than of would been there, graduated -- than we've been there, graduated in 1950, so just a few name droppings, it helps to set the stage. ok. all six of us went off to preflight school after graduation. five went to florida. and i was sent to keifler field, biloxi, mississippi. a great place for a young

give us strength today, all lord.llis with your holy word -- fill us with your holy word that is in your way. all we ask is that you are here today ♪ ♪ give us a love of that is true, oh lord ♪ ♪ all i ask is that you will say, wellcome ♪ well done ♪ [applause] >> what an inspirational message through song. we would like to take -- think the very talented mary griffin and the orchestra. that was incredible. equally inspiring is the palm you are about to hear from an award winning author and public. -- call it. -- poet. >> i am honored to be a part of this historic moment. this inauguration. from the time i moved here in 1998, i have been impressed by houston's energy and resilience, it's warm embrace of many cultures, it's enthusiastic encouragement of its art community. as an indian american, a woman, an activist, a teacher, and a writer, i am deeply grateful to the city for supporting me and many others like me. such things do not happen without the backing of a progressive and inspired leadership. it is with great

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that was the lord jesus krooirs. i had no doubt he would save me.ord jesus christ would take me out of there and i started praying from then. >> larry: ricky d you think you lost your mother? >> no, we never. five days was quite awhile but we never lost hope. we had to keep going, heaping and praying that she would be all right. >> larry: the three men who got her out with us. they are in port-au-prince. joseph fernandez, the lead ore of the search and rescue task force team. mark grossman, and eric fickus, from pembroke pines, florida. the town where mimi is from. joseph, how do you explain this? how did she? >> i think by the grace of god, as mimi said, and help from us. i saw her first come out after hours of guiding the operations and all these guys in the hole with her, and she started reciting all her information down to her driver's license number. and we had a lot of the pauses there between ricky and a, i and i said, is this a family member of mimi? and he said yes. i said, your mother is fine. and then there was huge pause. and the exclama

comfort them, lord. lord, in your mercy, hear our prayer.ndful of another tragedy. we cannot see their faces or hear their cries. but we agree for the millions who have died because of the nightmare of abortion, we pray for them. we pray for those who mourn their untimely end. forgive those who are complicit in their deaths. forgive us, lord, for not doing more to prevent their loss. lord, in your mercy, hear our prayer. we gather to renew our commitment to the protection of every human life. we know your heart. we know your love for every child born or unborn. we marvel that you have made every one in your own image. forgive us for the times when we have forgotten this. forgive us for the many ways in which we have failed to respect the sanctity of every human life. give us courage to be a voice for the voiceless. lord, in your mercy, hear our prayer. we gather today to pray for our leaders. we pray especially for those who even now are making decisions about providing health care for all our people. protect them from choices made out of po

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that was the lord jesus christ. i had no doubt that he would save me. the minute i saw myself buried, i knew my lord jesus christ would take me out of there. and i started praying from the minute then. >> larry: ricky, did you think you'd lost your mother? >> no, we never -- five days was quite a while, but we never lost hope. we just had to keep going. you know, hoping and praying that she would be all right. >> larry: well, the three men who got her out are with us. they're still in port-au-prince, of course. joseph fernandez the leader of the south florida urban rescue task force two team. dr. mark grossman, also of task force two. and eric ficus, the south urban as well paramedic for pembroke pines, florida, the town where mimi dittmer is from. how do you explain this? how did she live? >> well, i think by the grace of god, as mimi said. and with some help from us. when i first saw mimi come out after hours of guiding the operations and all these guys that were in the hole with her, and she started reciting all her information down to her driver's l

sovereign lord of history, we invoke your gracious presence at this commemoration of the life and legacysixteenth president. during the bicentennial celebration of his birth. we knowledge -- acknowledge that you gave our nation the gift of gilbert -- abraham lincoln. you brought him from humble beginnings to become one who would transcend the flawed thinking of his time. and eventually conclude that in justice anywhere -- injustice anywhere threatens justice everywhere. you helped to grow and embrace the promise that all people are created equal. the experiment of democracy could indoor -- endure. he strengthened him with the moral courage to keep liberty's lamp burning during a time of national [unintelligible] lord, inspire us to folow his footsteps. until justice rolls down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream. we pray in your merciful name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. please, be seated. thank you very much. madame speaker, leader reid, members of congress, dear friends, former

writing, and also of a gentleman behavior mercy wrote this letter to her own son see how horrible lord chesterfield was, he said the bad things about women. one of the things he said was a woman never had a fault in her head for more than an hour, some sexist thing and mercy said if you were here now i would keep the same thought and my thought is he is a jerk. [laughter] but after getting this lecture responding to the sexist statements by lord chesterfield, abigail send it to the boston newspaper with her own little introduction to the letter and that was published, not with -- i think neither one's name appeared but that's the only time i know of that abigail deliberately appeared in print, some other short little notes she rode were also published leader but that's the time that she -- that's the time that she put herself in a newspaper. yes, i see very. >> i was wondering if you had any notion of how abigail gained her financial acuity and because she didn't have a formal education was she died by somebody or have this sort of instinctual sense of how to invest and what was the be

. : andrew young, lord have mercy on the white folks who did this terrible deed. they killed the wrong negro. and andrew young the white folk had a friend so endearing they should have never harmed a hair on his head of all my associates no one loved white folks more than in the. now, young as it will for this banter about who was black enough and joe and tv eckert told me hilarious stories and this was mainly because andrew young was and a baptist. he was a congregation list and he had gone to morehouse college. he was a morehouse man and his father was a dentist consuela of this was class banter backstage. now, term -- i don't want to say to less trivial but certainly a different area of this was king's preaching. when the king preach and synagogues and he was fluent with rabbis, not just reform rabbis but conservative rabbis, abraham joshua initial in particular was probably his closest, one of his closest clerical signs and liberal protestant churches the quaker settings were familiar to national cathedral and when he was in those settings he would tend to par

[laughter] and the noble lord lord callaghan has his estate nearby.be a source of satisfaction to the party opposite, particularly to those who sit below the dam, as it is to me, to learn that there have been able to share in the growing prosperity of the nation -- to learn that they have been able to share in the growing prosperity of the nation, and the permission of my honorable friend, the member from finchley. [applause] but others can share in this prosperity, too -- t zero of -- 1600 members of the senate ever comes of have left. they remember -- they remember, mr. speaker, that the right to bind legislation was fiercely opposed by the body opposite. i was proud to have had a hand in extending the opportunities for home ownership in the housing act of 1984. last month, phase two of the hospital was open. all of the medical wards have been transferred from st. mary's hospital, built in the napoleonic stage, to our new hospital. i am pleased to be able to tell the house that our hospital has informed my friend, the secretary of state, for help of

lord, renew the nation in faith.d fear that inhibits your people's ability to be creative and struss -- industrious in common endeavor. bless our president, all the members in congress, and all involved in the judiciary system. may the three branches of the people's government live in true balance being accountable to each other, to the people they serve, and most of all, to you, almighty god. may your discertaining spirit live and move in all our rippeds that we may recognize -- relationships that we may recognize your presence in our midst, and feed a hungry world searching for lasting meaning. lord, by seeing in the united states of america your free children working together, may they and all the world give thanks for the united states of glory now and forever. amen. frankly, for many americans, it is a time of anger. >> this is a time of action restore bonds of trust, and we share the responsibility of listening to the american people. power. in addition to listening to the people, we also need to listen to ea

i mean, if we take that period, we will come back to this in more detail, you told lord hutton that onhe 12th of september, 2002, you attended a meeting. you said this was, i quote, the meeting was with the prime minister, jonathan paul, david manning, myself, the head of the sis and the senior sis officer. the last of these explained that there had been a new source in recent weeks who had given them new information. we were being told this because the information was important, but also it was being emphasized that this was information that could not go into the dossier. >> yep. >> now, why should the directer of communications and strategy have been included in such a sensitive meeting with two senior officers of the sis when it did not concern information that was publicly usable? >> probably because the short answer's probably because the prime minister wanted me to be, and i suspect -- [inaudible] may have been as well. i don't know. i mean, i happened to be at a lot of the prime minister's meetings. but at that time the heads of the intelligence agencies, i suppose, were spendin

lord had in suggested that the jic might've been subconsciously influence to make the wording of the dossier somewhat stronger than it would've been if it had contained the normal jic assessment. do you accept that might've happened? the >> no, i don't. he tells of the nature of john scarlett. i don't accept that at all and i can see why lord hutton may say that, but i just can't say from where i sat seeing joe john scarlett and his team approached, not just that task but every task i ever saw them involved in. i don't accept that, no. >> and the butler committee, more weight was placed on the intelligence than it could bear in the language in the dossier gave impression that it was fuller and firmer intelligence behind the judgment that was the case. >> again, i can say is that i repeat myself that when the prime minister and his, not just my exchanges with john scarlett but also his own, he was absolutely clear that they, the jic, had to be happy with that document and in terms of his son to they flow me also say, again because people are not remotely suggesting you in this that be

. >> we have a lack of water here, but thanks to the lord, we are here. >> i just lost it. who is helping these children? >> there's a dramatic need in haiti. this is a story that demonstrating that. >> whatever is coming, it has to come quickly. >> your son is alive and well here in haiti. >> larry: we're joined by amanda carpenter for the washington times. and paul is the democratic strategist and cnn political contributor. let's get them into the conversation. amanda, what do you make of this vote tonight? >> it's going to clearly change the debate when it comes to health care, but i think that people are really blaming martha coakley for being a bad candidate and not crediting scott brown for running a spectacular campaign. he had a clear message. he's the 41st vote against health care and oppose cap and trade examine get tough on the terrorists, and those were the defining issues that the republican party will want to run on as well in future elections. >> larry: how stinging a defeat for your side? >> it hurts too much to laugh, but i'm too old to cry. i think that's

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. >> oh, my lord. >> this is crazy. lake minnetonka in minnesota where people don little clothing, judge in and do the polar bear run. sometimes alone, some with friends. some convinceed by others and wonder how the friendship goes once they get out of the water. still, with a little bit i ge, not too worse for wear when they get out of the water, still a crazy thing. >> they're in, they're out's i would be like, get me back home, please. >> some of those faces not so happy when they get out of the water. understandably so. something that will look good around the country. temperatures first and foremost, 65 degrees in miami. expected high for today. to 38 in atlanta. really cold air coming in from north. big reason for that, a trough and jet stream eastern half of the nation and center of the u.s. a western ridge, warmer temperature, but that trough we have in the east, allows colder air to come in and we're talking about cold air at this hour that is to the tune of 23 degrees below seer know fargo. 15 in duluth. 20 be

and we have a right to maintain the founding principles, which lord platt told me after he watched us get their independence from britain, he says some 30 years later, united states established the best form of government ever conceived by the minds of men. that government is not there anymore. it's not doing that. but about 80 percent of our public want us to do that. we don't want to kill 61 million babies before they're born. we don't want to have same-sex marriage. we don't want to have free sex and encourage our kids in school to go get an abortion. and don't tell the parents but that's all going on. and that means that all of us are affected by the sexual thing. it makes everybody come down somewhat, and people abandoned himself ahead of the stuff. and i don't like it, and i introduced bills in congress which passed. i wish the family life though, which let the parents take the child, go talk to a rabbi, priest or advisor and let's get a little bit of gods a lot into this. it lasted. it passed. unanimous by the committee are orrin hatch was the chairman, and then the circuit cou

we are not just here to ask the lord for his blessings or to interpret his scriptures. we are here to call on the memory of one of his noble servants, the rev. dr. martin luther king jr. it is fitting that we do so here within the four walls of a vermont avenue baptist church. here in a church that rose like a phoenix from the ashes of the civil war, here in a church formed by free slaves, whose founding pastor had warned the union blue. here where the congregants set out for marches where quire incomes of freedom was hard. king himself sermonized from here himself. one was in 1956 in december. faster, you said you were a little older than me. were you a round at that point? [laughter] i was not born yet. you are three years older. [laughter] on thursday, december 6, 1956, before dr. king had pointed us to the mountaintop and told us about his dream, he came here as a 27 year-old preacher to speak on what he called the challenge of a new age. it was a time of triumph but also uncertainty to dr. king and his followers. weeks earlier, the supreme court had ordered that th

put -- in lord of the rings. no put your money in productive assets. >> that's it for forbes on fox. cash shin -- cashing in is next. >> our intelligence community failed to connect those dots. the president admitting his team is dropping the ball. is his economic team missing clues to fix the job market? someone says it is so simple a child could figure it out. senator chuck schumer terror safety solution don't fly to airports with lax security. what about america's airports? >> what are you doing? >> why our own policies could be slowing done the economy and making us less safe. plus, lawyers to the rescue. >> i got you a good case a moneymaker. >> why lawyers could now be the only roadblock to a version of health care reform that will boost your taxes and maybe bankrupt america. >> all that and another crash for housing worst than the first one. the dire prediction for housing this winter. he says there's a way out and you won't hear it anywhere but on this show. your money, your life, your show. to stay head

we thank the lord that things turned out the way they did and, you know, we thank everyone for their prayers and blessings. >> family and friends and co-workers. >> yeah. >>> prosecutors charged george phillips with attempted murder. deputy leak is still recovering. >>> the washington wizards top player got caught up in a criminal investigation. the "new york post" reported that gilbert arenas and another drew guns at each other. the argument stemming from a gambling debt. armando truly has the story. >> reporter: gilbert arenas had no comment and ducked our cameras. the "new york post" is reporting that the franchise player waved a gun in javaris crittenton's face. nba sources allege that crittenton pulled his own gun and this prompted the christmas eve release that made no mention of the altercation. the team put out a second statement saying it takes the ongoing investigation seriously and is cooperating with the authorities and mba. from the coach on down a silent scream. >> their team is made a statement and we're not going to comment any further. >> we believe in each other and

blix now, because it is a problem, we discussed this a lot with the lord as well, is that it is true that the issue of material breach was around the question of noncooperation with the inspectors rather than hiding particular weapons. >> sorry. just it is really very important to get this right. it is absolutely clear from the iraq survey group and indeed the report deals with this, he was concealing material he should have delivered up to the u.n. and retained the theory and was taking action on for example dual use facilities that were specifically in breach of the united nations resolutions. >> i'm not actually disagreeing. there were significant elements of military -- material breach in saddam's behavior. this is really as much about the diplomacy as much as what is going on in iraq, to get a second resolution which is where our discussion started, you needed the evidence that saddam had not taken up the final opportunity and... material breach. where was this going to come from? who was going to provide the statement? >> well, blix in his reports were obviously the key documen

proclaim the lord, preach good news to the poor.very of sight to the blind, let the broken victims go free. what are your wages? well, you can get killed but by then your spiritual aweds aity is another rabbi. your spiritual audacity is so spiritually rooted that you're not worried about that anymore. you remember dr. king's words. i would like to live a long live. longevity has its place but it really doesn't matter with me now because i've been to the mountain top and i've seen the promised land. so with that faith, i go about doing what it is i feel god has called me to do and in whatever arena i find myself and thanking god for the presence of the young rabbi who yet lives for me and for the memory of martin luther king jr. [applause] >> reverend nakagaki is a minister of new york buddhist church. former president of the buddhist council of new york and the bude itself chaplain at columbia university. >> greetings to everyone. actually i'm going to start with the -- one thing i was interested was the non-violence part. my tradit

but we're not here just to ask the lord for his blessings.e are not here just to interpret his scripture. we're also here to call on the memory of one of his noble servants, the rev. dr. martin luther king, jr. and it is fitting that we do so here within the four walls of vermont avenue baptist church. hear, the church that rose like a phoenix from the ashes of the civil war, here in a church formed by freed slaves whose founding pastor had won the union blue. here in a church whose pews set out for marches, where the and thumbs of freedom were heard, where king himself with sermonize -- would sermonize from time to time. one of those days was thursday, december 6, 1956. were you are routed at that point? [laughter] you or three years old. all right. i was not born yet. on thursday, december 6, 1956, and before he took this to the mountaintop and told us about his dream, king came here is a 27-year-old preacher. he spoke on what he called the challenge of a new age. the challenge of a new age. it was a period of triumph but also uncertainty f

. >> oh, lord, god almighty, heal this nation. heal america. bless america. defend america. >> reporter: so speaks the revered and powerful leader of the global church, pastor enoch adeboye, a former math professor in nigeria. called the general overseer, adeboye is the man in charge. he sees his role as restoring christianity and morality to america and the rest of the world. one of his emissaries, who attended this yearly meeting of pastors, is daniel ajayi- adeniran. his assignment is church expansion. >> in every household, there will be at least one member of redeemed christian church of god in the whole world. >> reporter: every family in america? >> in the whole world. not only in america, in the entire universe. >> reporter: and who is telling you this? who is setting these goals? >> it is our leader, the general overseer. >> reporter: and who is setting his goals? >> god. >> reporter: and they believe it was god who directed pastor enoch adeboye to gather in this remote place northeast of dallas. here at headquarters in floyd, texas, population 220,

we have the new excise tax come into play, lord knows what tax we'll have when cap-and-trade and health care get passed. in addition, to all the other stuff worries me, a pile on. >> a pile on with obama's new agenda and i can see the argument. go back to '03 for a second and reimagine the decade and the -- let's say the bush tax cuts never happened -- >> what do you think would have happened. >> we would not be prostrate in front of our lender china. i think we'd be in a stronger place in the world. and we have to fix that, unless you -- >> vickie. go ahead. >> well, mike you just dodged the question. this is for investors, this is death by a thousand tax hikes and they are little tax hikes here and there and they'll make you take your capital elsewhere and you will not invest in new businesses in the u.s. leading to lower job creation over time and is subtle but it happens. >> and by the way, one reason why the 1990s worked was president clinton unlike presidents bush and obama had a strong and stable dollar. you don't have a strong dollar, you have a weak recovery. jimmy carter made

and every one of last has the opportunity to worship the good lord the way that we see fit, whether it be in a church, synagogue, mosque, mountaintop, or cathedral. those freedoms, those opportunities have never been free. they have been defended and 54 by the men and women that have privately worn the uniform of the united states of america. let us thank them again for their sacrifice and their service for all of us. current members of the armed forces of this country, please stand and be recognized by all of us. veterans and members, please stand. [applause] [applause] [applause] made a good lord continue to bless the state and may continue to shine his blessings on this very special country, and these united states of america. thank you. >> will not be used for another state of the state address this time with maine governor, john baldacci. he spoke about his efforts to improve and streamline state government. from a guest, this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much. madam president, madam speaker, madam chief justice, members of

. >> lord boyce told us that he was forbidden to talk to the chief of defense because the governmentas not prepared to move for on this. >> i have tried hard to know that was strictly the case. i think he was describing the general atmosphere. i did not give a specific instruction of that kind. what was happening during that period was that the prime minister and the foreign secretary in particular were fully involved in negotiating a security council resolution. their ambition which i shared that if we could secure such a resolution and resolve this matter peacefully. there for the emphasis on the diplomatic process in september was paramount. at the same time, i and lord boyce was saying if you're going to make addition in time, you better get on with it. so the two things were at odds with each other. when we went to meetings in downing street saying, look, we have got to get on with this, equally we were told in a sense to calm down, we cannot get on with it lost the diplomatic process is underway. >> did you except that argument? -- accept that argument? military action could af

because if i can make it, lord knows anyone can make it. i was thinking about asking a question, why did you read a book and i was making some notes just today. when i try to abbreviate the title "step out on nothing" i realized for the first time that step out on nothing is as cocoa and, soon. i didn't realize that until just today sitting in church making some notes. "step out on nothing," soon. and it reminded me of a girl i met. and i'm going to finish up and answer some questions about the war of the book if you'd like. i met a girl the other day in baltimore a few days ago at a charter's game. a tall girl girl in sixth grade about this doll. she looks like she's more like that than, thin, hair wasn't well groomed. clothes were a little soiled. hope potter glasses, big smile. she goes to one of the top charter schools in baltimore. she is one of the lucky kids. after school in baltimore one of america's great cities, my hometown, 67% of the students at that school come from no parent households. i've never even heard the phrase before.

. >> i'm going to read a paragraph from female drug lord. this is the interview i drank the wine to recover from the interview. [laughter] but early on in the interview she talked to me about how she liked especially doing heroin deals because negative seat -- as she says it is a very direct deal. pardon me this involves spanish and obscenity. i like your rentals because you cover like this and say [speaking in spanish] and you make a quick transaction and that's it and those were in her words because this woman, i don't know if you're familiar with the mexican singer [speaking in spanish] , she is sort of this woman that embodies a kind of female [inaudible] part in the oxymoronic she is a very tough woman. so this is part of her story. this happened in juarez to read this is actually about 20 years ago. one day the federal this can to the house and called me while i was taking a dump. romilly i didn't stick around that long since as soon as i like the truck and i would leave the premises. i saw as much as 1,000 or 1,500 kilos of cocaine st

and therefore it's not necessarily that surprising if lord put in that there wasn't the subconscience desire to push things beyond. >> all i can say is i think that the relationship that john scarlet has with the prime minister and the respect that the prime minister had for john scarlet and his integrity and his commitment and his professionalism, that i think -- you have to ask john scarlet, but i don't accept that he would have felt under that pressure. i think john scarlet has actually felt that intelligence really doesn't bare out the argument that you want to present in parliament. parliament just didn't accept that. but the reason why we got to this place in the first place, and in this process in the first place was the prime minister had become more and more concerned about the intelligence that he was seeing. >> tell me now to the question of the forward. could you draft this? >> yeah, i think what happened was that -- a meeting of which -- this would often be the case. and the prime minister would give me a verbal draft. he would tell me what he wanted to say within the for

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oh, my lord. a copper sauce pan $6.35! that now. >> reporter: by 1972 williams was sending out thousands of catalogues. he took on partners, borrowed money, opened more stores. and that's when things went very wrong. >> actually chuck wasn't running the company. his partners had hired a fellow to run the company. chuck was just kind of here. they pushed him off to the side. >> reporter: enter: oklahoma entrepreneur howard lester. in 1978, he bought the nearly bankrupt williams-sonoma. >> we're very fortunate that we were able to talk chuck into staying and being a partner here. >> reporter: lester ran the business. he let chuck williams do what he liked to do best: prepare the catalogues, write the cook books, and pick the merchandise. >> right from the beginning, i chose tools that really worked. >> reporter: something that's tricky doesn't get into the store. >> no. >> i think chuck understood not only the quality and the functionality and the design of the item, but he understood how to sell it in a very sophisticated w

all of a sudden, blundy totally unfolds his great height and just assumed by the lord provost.so he turns to me that you take the elevator, i'll take the stairs. the point of this totally eluded me, but i took the elevator. we get there to the fifth floor at about the same time, barge into the room, david arches and, he was a chain smoker so he immediately collapses and starts wheezing and this poor guy who is a television repairman is there in the room and scatters out with the tv still all in parts. but david taught me the notion of just getting out in the world. how important a plus as a storyteller to be there in leading people. i was in belfast with a month. we were at the europa hotel. it was a tuesday and there was a demonstration going on, a street parade. the sunday times as you can only comes out once a week on sunday. there's really no time to be covering the demonstration on a tuesday. but david said we had to get out there. as a defect in a dangerous and he said no, no, he said you get there's a lot of violence but if you're a block away or half a block away the pe

advice but lord leavy is respected right across the country for the work is done. i and the secretary of state for children are taking the advice of many children's societies and professional organizations of the matter. i think it's about to recognize that the issue here is what lessons we learned, how we learn this lesson is a matter for people not to look at the summit of the serious case review. i asked them to consider the anonymity of the children as an important issue, and also the freedom of children to say to the inquiry what they think is happening what they think has gone wrong. and these are important issues that i hope the opposition will consider. we went through this before on the baby. case and it was agreed then, it was agreed then that we would have the report from lord leavy. he made the recommendations about the serious case review. and i'm sorry that on an issue that we do not have a final verdict in the court, on an issue when do not have a some even published, he asked the acer is a detailed questions when he hasn't read the report either. >>

now 27 months since people suffering from pleural plaques were denied compensation by the house of lords can i ask the prime minister what work is being done across the whole of government to redress this, and when we can expect some progress? >> as my honorable friend knows, a meeting of legal advisers took place in the past few weeks. i am meeting a group of mp's -- i think he is part of it -- in the next week. i hope to get a resolution to what is a very dreadful disease, asbestosis, and what we can do about it, and also to deal with the problem that arises from pleural plaques. >> sir michael spicer. >> now that we face stagflation, what is the prime minister going to do about it? >> if he is suggesting that we are going to have the levels of inflation that we had in the conservative years, he is completely wrong. inflation is low in this country. we have kept it low for the past 12 years. the idea that the conservative party is now going to run a campaign saying that our inflation is going to be the highest in the world is something quite ridiculous. >> alison seabeck. >> given the

lord, empower them to love and serve with exemplary faithfulness. help them to be as kind to others as you have been to them, as you empower them to transform their struggles into stepping stones. we pray in your sacred name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c, january 25, 2010. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable al franken, a senator from the state of minnesota, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: robert c. byrd, president pro tempore. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the leader. mr. reid: on saturday, on public radio, there was a very, very nice piece on our chaplain, long. it must have been taken 10 or 15

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