he said that on a visit by lord mandelson to sheffield forgemasters, "i asked lord mandelson, if the country was near to bankruptcy, where would the money come from? he turned away to speak to my gaffer. i asked again and he said very" -- >> order. i am sorry to interrupt the deputy prime minister, but that is very discursive and not relevant to the precise responsibility of a member of the government. order. i do not require any guidance. we will leave it there. >> let us consider affordability -- not the reason that the deputy prime minister and the prime minister gave originally, but affordability. the deputy prime minister says that he is concerned about affordability, but we are talking about a loan, not a grant, to help sheffield forgemasters build britain's future in low-carbon manufacturing. he is not prepared to make that loan, but why is he prepared to acquiesce in spending £550 million a year on so-called tax breaks for marriage -- a policy that he described as "patronizing drivel"? >> the right honorable gentleman is living in complete denial. when we came to government,

we say the lord jesus christ. >> for cbn news. mexico. >> thanks ben. moving south argentina the first country in latin america to legalize gay marriage the issue was contestd a law makers barely got it passed much here is stan on the developmen >> the vote came in the early morning hour after a marathon debate in argentina's senate. gay and les bia suppoers holding vigil outside began to celebrate. now we have a lot to celebrate this is an extmely important step forward for human rights the first latin american country to recognize the equality. >> it is already considered one of the most gay friendly cities in latin america much of objections from the countrs influential catholichurch did not stopt legislation much before the vote 60,000 catholic and evangelicals gathered to support tradition marriage with a slogan, children hav a right to a mom and dad. here we are not talking about discrimination at all. we are just talking about accepting the natural reality of things which is we have been created male and female man and woman to procreate and it i

. >> it says we need to bow and profess jesus christ is lord. [applause]. >> the focus of our meeting is on jesus. to show the world it is possible, it is possible for arab and jews to comeogether. >> howard silverman started the conference 20 years ago. brothers who couldn't get over the fact that there are jesus. >> i watch people, arabs and jews dancing and eating together, and worshipping together. >> he is a miraculous god. he can change hearts. only he can heal a heart. >> they want to demonstrate that arabs and jews can love each other even with all of the chaos going on in the middle east. >> lord we pray that we displaclearly. any new fellowship believes true peace is only possible through the love of jesus christ. >> the only one successful is the lord, jesus christ. >> mark martin, cbn news. s >> incredible story. for more reports, check out inside israel page at cwnews.org. >>> nochurches are concerned about what comes next. >> there is unrest in christian town in pakistanafter gunmen killed 2 christian brothers. they clashed and som

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so our eyes are on you all lord our god until you show mercy. have mercy on us o lord, have mercy. we are filled with contempt, full of overflowing of our souls because of the scorn of the wealthy and the arrogant disdain of the crowd parted. -- proud-hearted. -pthe secret songs of the heart are revealed only when all celebrate justice together. amen. >> please, be seated. the united states representative from georgia, the hon. john lewis. [applause] >> thank you, madam speaker. first of all, i would like to thank the house and senate leadership for their support of the slave labor task force in making this day possible. i would also like to take the opportunity to recognize the other members of the slave labor task force who are here today, especially former congressperson jc watts, together we created legislation creating the slave labor task force in 2000. we would like to take a moment and ask the members of the task force to please stand. all the members that are here -- [applause] as chairman, i would like to thank each and every member for their hard work and dedication. you

. >> his citizenship was that of the lords, and he renounced it. but while some admired his achievements, many found him arrogant with his homes in london, and florida, some said that he was living a billionaires lifestyle on a millionaire's lifestyle. he and his wife was party people. he was freed on appeal. so what now for conrad black? >> he will let out of his way to let those know he was vindicated and if he stays out of jail. he will attack for revenge. look out, conrad is black. >> now conrad is told he must stay in the united states or forfeit his bail. he may face a retrial. >> our correspondent kingston has been following the story from washington. i asked him why conrad black was granted bail. >> the judge indicated following a ruling by the u.s. supreme court last month. that found that one of the elements of conrad black's conviction, a law of depriving shareholders of their services. and the supreme court found that law was too vague. but what it has done is send the case back to the lower court. that will have to look again at the ch

have mercy on us o lord, have mercy. we are filled with contempt.uild with overflowing our souls because of this gordon of the wealthy and the arrogant disdain of the proud hearted. oh lord, the secret songs of the hearts are revealed only when all celebrate justice to the other. a bend. -- amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, at the united states representative of georgia, john lewis. [applause] xcosto go than to, madam speaker. -- >> thank you, madam speaker. if i would like to think the support for this late labor task force. i would also like to take the opportunity to recognize members of the slave labor task force who are here today, especially jacey watts. together we ioriginated special legislation for the task force. i would like to take a moment and ask the members of the task force to please stand. all the members that are here. [applause] i would like to thank each and every member for their hard work and dedication. you never gave up. you never did it. -- gave in. we could not be here without the leadership of my friend, my partner, and the v

>> well, first of all, can i say in my experience there's very few people more cheerful than the lord chancellor. he's celebrating his 40th anniversary in this house. he likes to -- he likes to point out he was elected before the counselor of exchequer was actually born. [laughter] >> and he brings enormous experience and good humor to all our counsels. i'm excited the right old lady has brought up the issue of my mother who served on the bench for many, many years. i have to say one of the biggest challenges she had and the most often -- as well as me. [laughter] >> and one of the -- and one of the reasons she needed to hand out so many short sentences was mostly to badly behave protesters outside of green commons. [laughter] >> so -- i don't know if she was there. if the right honorable lady wants to have more episodes with listen to mother, that would be fine. in terms of the home office, of course, we have to make savings. we have to make savings across government. it's not going to be easy but absolutely. we must make sure that we do everything we can to protect the front line. b

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and shortly thereafter-- within a year or so-- the lord chamberlain's office collapsed and went away. maybe it was because they realized her majesty was never going to go to the theater. i don't know. over the years, have you seen a difference between reaction to your work in this country and reaction elsewhere? i think there's always been a slight difference in reaction. no, that-- i hate to generalize. i have found over the years, 'cause i've had a lot of my work done in europe and other places, that european audiences, i think, are better trained when they're in school as to the nature of theater and serious theater, and so they go to the theater with more information and with more tolerance for ideas, i think, than, generally speaking, audiences do in this country. but that's a generalization, and i don't like it. there was censorship, by the way, of who's afraid of virginia woolf? the archdiocese of boston-- when we were doing the play in boston, they had some objections, and i-i didn't approve any of the changes. i think they wanted eight or nine minor changes. i am told that my

i agree that there are occasions when short sentences are required, and indeed the lord chancellor takesxactly the same view. he said in the speech -- [laughter] it is very important to read the speech, not just the headline. >> hear hear. >> he said, "in my opinion, abolishing all short-term sentences altogether would be a we need penalties for the anti- social recidivist." we need to ensure that magistrates have that power, but the review is important to try to ensure that we get this right. >> miss harmon. >> i thank the prime minister for that reassurance. it is reassuring that the promise that the liberal democrats' made at the election is not going to be carried forward. i congratulate him -- i notice that the justice secretary is not looking very cheerful. perhaps he should go down to ronnie scott's to cheer himself up. [laughter] may i congratulate the prime minister on, instead of listening to his new partner, listening to his mother? in the election he told us that his mother was a magistrate and that she told him that magistrates needed the power of short sentences. quite ofte

september 13, 1848 the newspaper says on monday last the agent of lord kwanwell attended by sheriff,olice and bailiff evicted 9 families in 50 souls from the town lands near by. nothing could be more disstressing than to hear the clanking of the embarrass of the cabins mingled with the shrieks of women and children. i switch from reading the newspapers to the books i find james lacy of the books of lectural district of the poor law union. the library has most of the electoral district books for the 1840's. they are beautiful leather bound books with copper writing and calligraphy. the spelling of each name is not consistent from year to year. i find lacy spelled as l. a. krfrment y. e l. aechlt c. e. y. the books show the records of james lacy up through 1847. there are other tenants on the books. hanly, boshg, ryan, kennedy,llower and hoge an. i examine the rate books people were paying. they paid a tax shillings to the pound. another indicate the tax

the lord is outside. it's not wonder some would rather die moths in the closet while others are not free. and this is a new poem that i wrote for a close friend of mine who was fighting aids. >> aids knows the lovers a tear a way from risk. replacing cocktails or jag ed little pills how to keep pharmaceutical pills. knows the fearless meaning of a friend's kisser hug. and converts to spirituality. knows the dim to light to allude detection to be grateful for the gift the clothing and shelter. to remain silent. aids knows to time on earth. but no matter how much you drink, you are all dehydrated. i choice of taking pleasure in what is left in life. the thoughts of suicide in the back of your head. that everyone still thinks it's a deserving fate for gays and prostitutes and the children born of designer jewelry. knows how to be used to profit politicians. providing flatter for art and something to be left behind. he has left his angels behind. none of us knowing where exactly we are headed. and this is als

troops were being killed by various war lords.nd the government in power in washington at the time, the clinton administration, decided on an operation to try and get the chief warlord, a fellow named idid, and this is what resulted in black hawk down, the great tragedy where about 25 american rangers got killed. at that point, president clinton just said we're going to get out of there. but we did succeed in ending the humanitarian disaster that took place. host: next up, lake placid, florida. on our line for democrats. caller: mr. cohen, there's no american colonies on the conetnent of africa. if i'm not mistaken, back in the 1800, the white politician carved out a country that's named now as lybia. if you look at the flag, you will see that flag resemble the united states flag and it has one star. can you explain it to me? guest: thank you. i think you made one little mistake there. the country is not lybia. it's liberia. but you're quite right. in the early 1800s. there was a movement that said, well, if slaves are going to be

>> one of the provisions -- let me take the situation with the war lord situation. the contracting officer can, under the current provisions designate subcontracts in that situation as something that requires special surveillance or special oversight. it does allow to do that. could you say i need to subcontract with these primes and get insight into your subcontractors and i could establish perhaps a special surveillance program for those particular subcontractors. there are some provisions, but it's up to the contracting officer. to determine whether those provisions are invoked. if there are other additional requirements that have to do with the contract purchasing system. it gets more details as to when you have to get a consent to subcontract from the contracting officer. >> i want to ask about the culture. it was talked about the ability to institutionalize contract support by accepting contractors as an integral part of the total force. i also note you had had several recommendations but the dod has been slow to implement many of the recommendations. would co

the lord helped me today. pray for him and his bicycle. last night, the mexicans, christians from refugee church tell me to love my neighbor, 25 matthew. i said i cannot love my neighbor when he feels to throw a lie in my face. right now i want to you listen to this. this is two years ago when i had to talk at city college about s.r.o. it's driving us into a lot of problems. i have been to general on march 31. a lot of us do not involuntarily go. some case management does not do a good job but listen to this. it's talking about -- i'll bring it back to you hear the whole thing about what it's like living s.c.o., the hotel in san francisco. thank you. i'm in beautiful pink. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you very much. last call for any other public comment. please step forward. public comment is now closed. supervisor david campos, you want to join public comment? okay. colleagues, we are at a natural juncture of our meeting. i would suggest that we perhaps motion, entertain a motion for recess of about 30 minutes. motion made by supervisor d

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. >> his business success brought membership in the house of lords. >> the trusted conrad black. >> while some admire the achievements, others found them extravagant. saying that he was living a billionaires' lifestyle on a millionaire's salary. he spent the last two years in a florida jail. what now for conrad black? >> he has been vindicated and stays out of jail. those that have attacked him in this city should look out, conrad is back. >> for now he has been told that he must stay in the united states or forfeit bail. >> you are watching "bbc world news." rare access to secret kurdish guerrilla camp in iraq. telling the bbc that they could be willing. british astronomers say that they observe the biggest start detected anywhere in the universe, more than 250 times the mass of our son. >> in a galaxy far away is a giant sun. 300 times larger than our own. 10 million times brighter. it sounds like the start of a science-fiction story, but they have discovered a star that is so large and hot it would burn any plan that are routed to chris. -- around it to a crisp. >> this one is 320 time

. >> we recognize our lord and savior. rest on your feet in honor of who our maker is today, for this occasion for which we have gathered, and rest as we celebrate this invocation to kick off mary helen rogers june 2010 kickoff. we thank you for the time and space to celebrate this grand occasion. we've come a long way, but we recognize we yet have a long ways to go. we thank you for what you have done, and pray for your blessings on this occasion today ont hose who come forth. let their be joy and uplift as you take us far beyond even our expectations, for this is your doing, and it is marvelous in our eyes. we give you praise, glory, and honor. we thank you now. this is our prayer. amen, and amen. >> thank you so much, bishop. i am going to ask various -- perhaps one person in the audience who loves this song more than i do, i am going to ask if he would come in this time and meet us and lift every voice and sing. pastor brown, would you come and lead us? come on. [applause] >> good afternoon. we are going to sing. when

. >> this small dead-end block is where two people had been lord in the past couple of weeks responding to fit chrysler's ads for cars for sale when they get here they are attacked in their money is stolen. one victim of 59 year-old man from concord was attacked outside this home. him and his stepson had $2,100 taken from them and the man was badly injured and taken to the hospital. the woman inside this home heard everything and came to help. >> i submit a car for sale we said no he went off and two minutes later we heard a lot of noise and screaming in one note of this gentleman was on the street with his head leading. >> the latest victim was attacked monday night at 23 year-old man from san francisco said he was given a fake address on neptune's court when i got out of his car to call the number in the ad a man jumped out from behind the bushes and rob him at gunpoint of $2,000. reporting in vallejo kate thompson kron 4 news. >> the fog a little less extensive out there this afternoon a look from the golden gate bridge attached is see the bridge this afternoon. sunny skies here were

but some of these guys just continue to put to supply you know what motivates them you know lord knows i know some of them go out there for the simply for the prize money. simply in it's not that it's a fortune it's the fact that in prison one hundred dollars is a lot of money. hundred dollars can sustain a person in prison for years is basic needs for alone time. whether paid for inmate labor is about twenty five cents an hour most inmates are more than willing to clash with the bulls for the biggest prize money some cowboys use they winnings to improve their life in prison some spend it on legal fees of ascended to their families. it's time for a comeback poca the premise is simple the last man sitting at the poker table wins the two hundred dollars pot. i do for the money and for the excitement you have to i mean s. what is about to come out and compete if you want to do want to compete you want to win and part of what it is. sacrificing is some time to review your own body you have to sacrifice to get what you get back. on. his dad must have some suicide attempts. you know they're

>> if a local populace is not aware of what its representative government is doing, lord help us. lord help us. >> reporter: then, late afternoon, newly hired city manager pedro corio said mayor oscar hernandez told him he would forgo his paycheck. >> the bell mayor, oscar herbal des apologizes for the excess of administrative pay. >> all righty. let's move on to weather and jeff ranieri is back from his travels abroad, one part of the city to the other side >> exactly. a staycation. i didn't have to pay anything for that. absolutely free, and why would you want to go anywhere else. had fantastic weather in the bay area the past couple of days and continues today. cooler than average out there, but still very doable outside. look at this. 62 in san francisco and 47 in redwood city and 78 in los scatos and a wide range of temperatures from 76 at our official reporting site in san jose to 88 in the allmandan vale and 76 in livermore and low 60s from san rafael to santo rosa. most of us off about ten degrees from where we should be this time of the year. san francisco right now, we h

he did not reform the interior department quick enough and lord knows, we know the mineral services management agency was corrupt. >> if he had got this stopped a few weeks earlier, he would got much more credit politically but some americans have moved from the issue to elsewhere. it is happening too late, almost. >> i think it is very important. the image of the spewing oil was a symbol of helplessness of government or helplessness of everybody. particularly a government that is extremely activist and can fix society and claims all kind of powers and they have a capacity to do good. it was like america held hostage at the end of the 1970's. you take away that image and it takes a huge load of this administration. it was subtle but i think it will help them a lot if the well is actually capt.. >> house democrats are not happy with the obama white house. >> there are enough seats in play that could cause republicans to gain control. there is no doubt about that. >> i think his statement was completely wrong. we will not lose the house of representatives. >> i hear nancy pelosi was furious abou

he was the lord of the manor at hyde park. it shows roosevelt in his convertible. if you visit there, you could see he could drive using the upper part of his body. he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose was generally opposed to roosevelt. we ran a double page on his to show how the work he had done. i couldn't get it all on my standards. in the west, you would see without the new deal projects, the republican voting sun belt cities wouldn't exist. they were built at that time. so, it's as i say. there was at least a dozen agencies that left remnants. i am going to give you a primer on all of these. the premise was to put people to work. there were agencies that covered all of these. the land had been ruinned by a variety of things. this is one of the posters and these are archival photographs. this shows the ccc boys. many of them had been riding the rails. they were starving. they were illiterate. here they are in one of the camps, which wer

we ask, lord, you endow them with the ability to make the right decisions that is pleasing to our lord and to all mankind. keep every representative of this great country strong, of sound mind, willing heart to continue to serve. protect those that are protecting us, lord, as we ask you to be our henchly protector. bless -- heavenly protector. bless the staff as well as the families of this house of representatives. fill as always your brotherly love, your one accord spirit and your peace. we pray all this in your precious name. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and achounses to the chamber her approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from missouri, congressman cleaver. mr. cleaver: 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 speaker: without objection, the gentlewoman from illinois, congresswoman halvorson, is rec

he was believed to be the right hand man of the most-wanted drug lord. this debt is seen as a major success for president calderon. more than 130 people are believed to have been killed in a boat accident in the democratic republic of congo. the boats were carrying around 200 passengers and crew. they hit a sand bag. the accident happened in the west of the country. at least 20 people have died in the kenyan capital of nairobi after drinking alcohol laced with toxic chemicals. a further 10 have been left blind by the drink. police believe it contained methanol. several people have been arrested. the internet giant google says the direction -- the destruction to some of its servers in china may have been due to a technical glitch rather than any blockage by chinese authorities. the incident comes three weeks after china agreed to renew google's operating license following a row over censorship. the french woman has confessed to suffocating eight of her babies shortly after they were born in an effort to hide the fact that she had become pregnant even from

. >>> new york police are searching for the dark lord of the sith. well, sort of. a man wearing a darth vader costume robbed a long island bank this week, but there was no light saber here. he had a gun and was given an undisclosed amount of cash before taking off on foot. >>> one nebraska town is taking its love of music to the street. a cafe owner has placed a piano outside her shop, encouraging anyone to come and play. both young and old enjoy serenading the passersby. that's regardless of their level of musical talents. brave shop owner. >>> and the humane society of maryland is reminding drivers of the dangers of leaving kids or pets in your car exposed to the sweltering summer sun. to demonstrate, they left cookies to bake on the dashboard of a car. and well, the sweets not only baked. some of them even burned. yikes. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc's meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. good morning to you, bill. i understand, we've been in the middle of a heat wave. it was 120 in the car. >>

it is believed he was right-hand man to mexico's most-wanted drug lord. humphrey huxley has this. >> ignacio coronel was one of the most dangerous drug warlords in mexico. he died in a firefight in a wealthy suburb in the west of the country and ranked no. 3 in a powerful cartel led by mexico's most wanted man. ignacio coronel specialized in methamphetamines, said to be more addicted than cocaine in an industry worth billions a year. >> during this operation, ignacio coronel tried to avoid the action by attacking military personnel with gunfire. responding to the attack, this capo died. >> mexico is fighting the drug barons with all the hardware of the civil war. millions of dollars worth of narcotics have been seized and destroyed. opium, hair when, cocaine, methamphetamine -- heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine. >> several thousand have died this year will love. it is worse in the border towns. in tijuana, more than 50 law- enforcement agencies -- agents have been arrested for narcotics involvement themselves. the fbi had a $5 million reward for ignacio co

being that i'm in long, person in long-term recovery, over 23 years of recovery, through the lord, jesus christ, and i feel for me it's a release of bondage, it's also a release to give back. to me the power of recovery is all about coming to terms with life. living life on life's terms and basically staying really focused on what's really important to you outside of yourself, because as an addict everything was a very selfish you know self-absorbed lifestyle and now to me the most important things are my children, my family, my community. and to me that's the most powerful thing i have received as a result of my recovery. this is a very, very special day and special month, uh, recovery is something that's very important to everyone especially adolescents and adults and to families. i've worked in all levels of care, in-patient, out-patient, and recovery works, uh, if you work it. and i've seen a lot of people over the years whether it be their first time in treatment, second time, third time, uh, get recovery and this is extremely important. music america is a country built from diverse

on the streets and lord you it's been a blessing. to be a good guys on t.v. to make something. up. that's what history known. to me says. yeah you can just great it's a great image people come in they see seventeen hundred prisoners at the rodeo so unhappy crafter taking photos or working concession booths and. no problems i mean there's just no problems. this clever marketing and who comes out looking like the good guy who of course the ward because he's more kidding himself to the legislature to the people in power saying hey because i didn't raise money for the prison i don't have to come and ask you for money you know i make i get the prisoners to help me generate funds the budget going generate almost two million dollars gross necessarily we have a lot of expense that we have to pay for the road pay for the facility we have to pay for everything we have there so the net is not that much that will net enough to build a chapel and what would we need to build another chapel would be a church it with the profits from the rodeo non-denominational church. and you can't miss them cha

>> it comes of the day the man who used to run the metropolitan police of his seat in the house of lords. he was effectively forced out by the elected mayor of london, and the government's proposed commission will have the same powers to hire and fire. labour says it is a dangerous step. >> this is a solution without a problem, in electing commissioners to sit alongside the constable, causing them to question whether they are politicizing the please. >> the government is unable in people not just to he liked their police commissioners but to get involved themselves as the reserve, to go out on patrol themselves. the question is will this level of participation be as popular with the public as it is with ministers? >> you are watching bbc news. the pentagon says the damage caused by the leaking of more than 90,000 classified military documents of the war and afghanistan could take weeks to assess the african union pledged another 2000 troops to combat the growing military threat in somalia. freezing temperatures in the highlands of peru have killed people. near the head -- nearly half the

in the words of the profit isiah, this shall be my covenant with them, said the lord, my spirit which is upon you, and the words which i have placed in your mouth shall not be absent from your mouth, nor from the mouth of your children no, from the mouth of your children's children sid the lord from now for all time. it is not an accident that freedom of vg one of the central freedoms in our bill of rights. it is the first freedom of the human soul. the right to speak the words that god places in our mouths. we must stand for that freedom in our country we must speak for that freedom -- country, we must speak for that freedom in the world. could the current administration and president dare to do any less than this president that is so reviled in this administration, president george w. bush? i would like to just finish with one other thought and that was what was relaid to have happened in iraq -- relaid to have happened in iraq after united states troops liberated iraq, not for any purpose other than to liberate and to free the people there and to assure us that they would not be a

, capitalized lord, 17789. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. gohmert: so therefore, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania for 60 minutes. . mr. critz: i rise today to address the afwreanl owes actions taken against unemployed americans. members of this body have continued to vote against ex tending benefits to millions of americans who need it the most right now. while these citizens are facing the worst job market that this nation has seen in generations, these members have turned their backs on them. they claim that the restoration of emergency unemployment compensation act is budget busting legislation. madam speaker, any bill whose intention is to assist 14.7 million jobless americans while adding a needed infusion of cash into our still-fragile economy is not budget-busting legislation. it is the right legislation. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell

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