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but also coaches and captains of national teams judge marino was voted the world's best after leading into milan to travel out the. i want to believing scores in the english premier league tim cahill is knocking him in for his country scoring twice for australia and therefore when i were in india in the asia cup lots of india next pats living in canada showed up to support their team but they were silenced by eleven minutes into the match brett emerton right to go so i tracked and soaking up the striker for the a. series of flag punches to celebrate his pride mark believed was doubled in the twenty fifth minute by harry you can take for granted thank you there is a great left footed finish to make it to neil and just before half time brad altman scored his fifth in ten matches to head for another great cross i think you bring your other four julie arrive twenty minutes into the second half and a free steak isn't equal to the point delivery. by the head of irrepressible australia hold the number one. on the show while. i mean more liverpool's new manager kenny dalglish says he took the

well real madrid's coach josie marino was considered the favorite for that one after winning the trouble with into yesterday's side cut the gap on leaders barcelona to two points with a forty. when i was villareal and another trick from christiane are now on day but it wasn't plain sailing for marine a man who had to come from behind twice carney putting the visitors ahead after just seven minutes. but just a few seconds later and now they leveled off the message also describes. how the villa reality gang got the news in front when marco rubio chipped in this effort a great finish and it was a really entertaining first half just after this now they spread things once again this time with these heads and moving along as a free kick. and there is no stopping him after the break he got his fourth trick of the season the third a bit scrappy did manage to become self up from his backside to react quickly to knock it in after that defensive mishap. and then after that he set up casket for his first goal of the season for two to real madrid they maintained that perfect time record under marino

mÁs de doce mil policÍas, marinos y soldatos sdaoldos resguardaron las calles.ero es uno de los estados mÁs pobres del paÍs. las urnas cerrarÁn a las 18: 00. una hora despuÉs se espera se difunda el programa de resultados preliminares. >> el prÓximo fin de semana le tocarÁ el turno a baja california sur. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, paulina gÓmez, univisión. >> siguiendo en el sur, venezuela despertÓ con la noticia de una serie de explosiones. todo ello fue consecuencia de un poderoso incendio en instalaciones militares. desde caracas, todos los detalles y tambiÉn algunas imÁgenes. >> una poderosa explosiÓn rompiÓ con violencia el silencio de la madrugada. cuatro almacenes militares envueltos en llamas. sus depÓsitos llenos de exploosivos estallaban sembrando el miedo entre los habitantes de los alrededores. >> vÁmonos, vámonos! nos vamos! >> pese a las grandes explosiones y fuego, sÓlo una persona muriÓ vÍctima del impacto de esquirlas. las autoridades muvilizaron a cientos de funcionarios para evacuar. >> estÁn dando atenciÓn primaria para cualquier necesidad. r

. >> reporter: that's marino constantino, 77 now, ready to equal it quits. he was, after all, just a kid when he got started in produce. >> this is my parents, our father, who started everything. >> reporter: dominic constantino, sr. started with a small fruit stand after world 2 war 2, but with the help of his sons, the business took off, known as one of the valley's first gourmet markets, the chain grew to three stores. two have already closed and the last one couldn't match the low prices of the big-box discount chain or the allure of a whole foods market down the street. >> we put in our fair share of hours, as many as 80 hours a week, and we've had plenty, we've had enough. >> reporter: the constantinos reportedly sold out to a developer who plans to bring a new upscale chain to the same location, but will the employees be hired back? workers declined to speak on camera, but some were clearly not happy, having to look for work in this economy. constantino's becomes the second family independent grocer to go out of business in san jose, after pw markets

judge marino's resignation means brown can fill a supreme court seat for the first time since he wasvernor in the '70s. he appointed justice byrd who was removed over the death penalty. congress opened its first day of work by making history. the lawmakers read the u.s. constitution out loud. took about an hour and a half. it is the first time the 220-year-old document had been read in its entirety on the house floor. then the new republican majority began an assault on the policies of the obama administration. john hendron reports. >> it's a day of symbolism in the newly republican-led house. first the full reading of the constitution. >> we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect p union. >> it's designed for the republicans to be more attentive to the founding document. >> all legislative powers herein granted. >> then to appeal the health is care reform law. >> we know it's a better way. >> even its name is a symbol of republican opposition. >> the repeal of the job-killing health act. >> job killing is actually in the title. >> things will change now. >>

carlos marino says he is retiring. he is the only latino on the state's highest court and the only democratic appointee. that is our top story. we are live in san francisco with the story. jana. >>> he has been sitting on the court for 10 years. it was here where he also took a solo stand against the proposition 8 gay marriage ban. >> at the state building today it was dark inside of the officers of carlos marano. the halls were alive with the news of his regination. >> it was a surprise to everyone here at the court. he was just reelected last november. >> reporter: the 62-year-old justice is the court's only latino and the lone democratic appointee. he came from humble begins in los angeles to serve as a judge in california for more than 24 years. >> i think his descent in the prop 8 case is going to be part of his legacy. >> greg wolf says the justice is a man of courage. and the controversial proposition 8 gay marriage case the justice was the lone voice of descent on the 7-justice court. >> i think that was an imp

and dede marino we know he'll be slung in right in that super bowl forty five after triffitt weekend of action and we've got all the highlights of that coming up right now. good to have you with us this is what's today i'm you know i mean these are some of the stories we're covering this hour. putting pen to paper rushing the football team so he felt under go the final handing over in st petersburg of a twenty think world cup. grand plans on the murray's quest for a first major picks up pace following a three seven aisle ational you're going to melzer in the run for. then there were two pittsburgh and green bay qualified to meet in super bowl forty five american sports biggest and then. it heralded one all of the biggest celebrations in recent russian memory it's official the eyes have been dotted on the t.'s crossed handed over the rights to the twenty eight thing world cup finals to russia in st petersburg on sunday richard from poor fate was there for us this was before mom exceed the caps almost two years of work for the russian bid committee as the country officially received th

judge marino's resignation means brown can fill a supreme court seat for the first time since he wasovernor in the '70s. he appointed justice byrd who was removed over the death penalty. congress openeits first day of work by making history. the lawmakers read the u.s. constitution out loud. took about an hour and a half. it is the first time the 220-year-old document had been read in its entirety on the house floor. thenhe new republican majority began an assault on the policies of the obama administration. john hendron reports. >> it's a day of symbolismn the newly republican-led house. first the full reading of the constitution. >> we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect p union. >> it's designed for the republicans toe more attentive to the founding document. >> all legislative powers herein granted. >> then to appeal the health is care reform law. >> w know it's a better way. >> even its name is a symbol of republican opposition. >> the repeal of the job-kiing health act. >> job killing is actually in the title. >> this will change now. >> perhaps but

marino orlandi a vice president for fifth third's business banking group credits an improving economy. >> companies are doing a little better. there are certain companies that have made the adjustments. they probably had a terrible year in '09, they had a better year in '10 and because they had a better 010 we feel more comfortable lending money to them. >> reporter: still a lot of small businesses are being left out in the cold. banks aren't lending much to start-ups or microbusinesses which have fewer than five workers. here in chicago those businesses comprise about a quarter of the city's employment base. >> you connect it to one of the closest locking positions. >> reporter: jim orrico demonstrates ez rock-- a device he developed that helps caregivers move disabled patients. his start up-- assistive medical equipment-- wants a $100,000 loan to add a sales person and expand inventory. but so far every bank has told orrico no. >> being a young company just starting out we don't have a lot of collateral that they can use to fully collateralize the loan. also because we are a new bus

cartel del golfo, ezequiel cardenas, "tony tormenta", muria en matamoros en un enfrentamiento con marinos entrando diciembre el presidente, felipe calderon cumplio 4 aqos de gobierno y tambien 4 aqos de la llamada guerra contra el narcotrafico el saldo oficial de los enfrentamientos contra y entre narcotraficantes, supero los 31 mil muertos en el pais un mes tambien insolito porque el ejercito capturo a edgar "el ponchis", quien con solo 14 aqos torturaba y decapitaba a narcotraficantes rivales... la noticia del "niqo sicario", le dio la vuelta al mundo ... mientras, en apatzingan, tras por lo menos tres dias de intensos enfrentamientos se confirmaba la muerte de nazario moreno "el chayo", lider del cartel de "la familia michoacana" en tamaulipas 152 reos se fugaban de un penal con ayuda de custodios el 19 de dicimbre otra tragedia el saqueo de ductos de pemex por presuntos grupos criminales provoco una exposion en san martin texmelucan, puebla, que cobro la vide de 28 personas.... un aqo que no termino mal para el ex senador panista diego fernandez, liberado despues de tres meses y seis

awards with little messi getting his second straight world player of the year trophy while josie marino was named best coach the arch in time won the faith about one dollar trophy ahead of barcelona teammates have in and as anderson yes i do for the record since the merger of the previous board and european football of the year awards the winner voted for not just by g.e. but also coaches and captains of national teams judge maria was voted the world's best coach after leading into milan to travel out the. i want to believing scores in the english premier league tim cahill is knocking them in for his country scoring twice for australia and therefore when i were in india in the asia cup a lot of indian ex-pats living in canada showed up to support that saying they were silenced by a letter or anything to match brett emerton right now so i tracked and soaking up the striker for the. series of flag punches to celebrate the first time it's his trademark the lead was doubled in the twenty fifth minute by harry you can place a carrot thank you great great left foot and finish to make it to ne

hope into cup barcelona's lead to two points at the top of the table baster keeping the pressure on marino side with a two one victory over lives. and say on sunday night at penn drive scoring twice in the second half of the first aided by the selection. eventually swings and they did it in a second. says defection their first trimester which flew into the corner from his goal of the season eleven take define the net with ten minutes to go but stunning strike not enough in the end boss to collecting the three point six five players on top of a also a special night for having me putting the record number of appearances for a force his five hundred forty nine. and i knew some of the world's top swimmers have been competing in st petersburg they are taking part in the annual friday may sound cult cup which was started four years ago in honor of the four time olympic champion and world record holder one cos the ref has small. the vladimir sidekick of couples established four years ago with a straightforward plan to make swimming more globally popular while there's no way to gauge the empiric e

carlos moore reno- marino is against the same- sex marriage ban.r get all involved in public affairs. his last day is the ju8. february eight--his last is to operate. mayor jerry brown, is corporate to figure out who to replace him with. >> a symbolic move on capitol hill. when the newly sworn in lawmakers aachen read the constitution, and how they're going to plan under pilling that new u.s. obama health-care law. >> lawmakers for this text law, a congress floor for 84 months. a symbolic move, the only obstruction from jesse jackson, that only wanted the original text. and that our original text of sleeve- a -a sleeslave was on the constitution as 3/5 of a person. >> and a representative, jesse jackson wanted that read, in its a regional content the original content. >> off and several are looking to repeal the obama health care. >> since you were in charge! eight years, it was going out of control. >> and the new speaker of the house, john boehner >> and was not in favor >> and we are saying that this is dead upon arrival. >> and a health care re

steve marino. the par 59th hole. finished with a eagle and 66. he is four shots back.clark shot a 66 as well in the morning. he birdies his 6th hole in his second 18 and is two shots off the lead in second place. mark wilson in the lead. he has nine holes to play but makes this birdie on the second. we will have the finish tonight at ten and all the rest of today's sports. >> tonight at ten we will have the latest on the south bay murder suicide and a possible connection to a homicide investigation. that's tonight at ten. that's the report. i'm ken wayne. >> have a good night. we will see you at ten. good night.

, at dinner, i'm looking at her hand and i'm thinking, "oh, my god. [ laughter ] i'm marrying dan marinoell is she, a fiddler crab? are you -- [ laughter ] great, now we're gonna have giant, left-handed children. 'daddy, why do i swim in a circle?'" [ laughter and applause ] so now, i have to measure her hand -- secretly. "come on, baby. we're gonna make thanksgiving turkeys. come on." [ laughter ] you know what i ended up doing? when she was asleep, i took a picture of her hand, but i put a ruler in there for scale -- [ laughter ] like it was a crime scene photo. [ laughter ] i brought it back to the jeweler. she's like, "this is so creative of you! [ laughter ] this -- good thinking. good for you." i'm like, "really?" so i'd bought the appropriate ring size for her hand. i was so annoyed. i almost proposed to her like this, "here, put this on your flipper, you harbor seal." [ laughter and applause ] "i love you." "i love you, too. we could've had a porsche for what this stupid thing costs. you're taking the kids to swimming lessons, 'cause i'm not answering this question all summer lon

y el sÁbado los halcones marinos pusieron la gota frÍa, que se quedaron sin poder refrendar su tÍtuloon, sus prÓximos rivales serÁn los osos de chicago. esto ha sido la acciÓn deportiva, ven acÁ claudia martÍnez. >> voy acÁ... >> poncho se sentÓ por allÁ. >> no me puedo pelear porque es el fanÁtico nÚmero 1 del amÉrica. lo que sÍ muchas chicas estÁn consternadas con la noticia de que rafa mÁrqz se casÓ. >> ¿y tÚ estarÁs dentro de ellas? >> yo estoy casada... (risas) >>pero era un hombre ideal, todavÍa hay muchos solteros, ¿quÉ tiene rafa mÁrquez que no tenga yo? (risas) >> sÍganos en todas las redes sociales y busca despierta amÉrica en univision.com. >> no di la noticia para que no te cayera mal. >> arriba del amÉrica, hasta el infinito y mÁs allá, para eso hay que esperar la temporada entera. >> cantaba el himno y todo. (risas) >> yo me quedo con el que vaya ganando. >> una chica un poco mÁs equilibrada. >> estamos de acuerdo que muchos tomamos el cafÉ para levantarnos, muchos en casa estÁn haciendo eso, hace pocos dÍas estÁbamos hablando de los mitos y realidades, dicen que sirve p

marino? boehner. markey? boehner. -- pelosi. matheson? schuler. matsui? pelosi. meehan? boehner. meeks? pelosi. mica? boehner. michaud? schuler. gary g. miller? boehner. geroge miller -- george miller? pelosi. miller of florida? boehner. miller of michigan? boehner. miller of north carolina? pelosi. moore? pelosi. moran? pelosi. mulvaney? boehner. murphy? pelosi. murphy? boehner. myrick? boehner. nadler? pelosi. napolitano? pelosi. neal? pelosi. neugebauer? boehner. noem? boehner. nugent? boehner. nunes? boehner. nunnelee? boehner. olson? boehner. olver? pelosi. owens? pelosi. palazzo? boehner. pallone jr.? pelosi. pascrell jr.? pelosi. oastir i -- pastor of arizona? pelosi. paul? boehner. paulsen? boehner. payne? pelosi. pearce? boehner. pelosi? pelosi. pence? boehner. perlmutter? pelosi. peters? pelosi. peterson? pelosi. petri? boehner. pingree? pelosi. pitts? boehner. platts? boehner. poe? boehner. polis? pelosi. pompeo? boehner. posey? boehner. price of -- georgia? boehner. quayle? boehner. quigley? pelosi. rahall? pelosi. rangel? pelosi. reed? boehner. rehberg? boehner. reic

marino for yielding the time to mr. smith. and now batting cleanup, one of our committee super stars, mr. royce, chairman of the designate of the subcommittee on terrorism, nonproliferation, and trade is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madame chair. i was going to ask larry a question here. i think this is an issue that maybe everybody who is representative of the business community who does business in china should be thinking about. there was an article on extortion in the harvard business review in december. and the subject is china versus the world. who's technology is it? an exhaustive study of the actual consequences for u.s. businesses in china. let me just read you, larry, one of the conclusions that the authors wrote here. chinese officials have learned to tackle multinational companies, including u.s. companies, often forcing them to form joint ventures with it's national champions, and transfer the latest technology in exchange for current and future business opportunities. companies that resist are simpl

investigando la producciÓn y difusiÓn de los videos que incluÍan insultos homosexuales, imÁgenes de marinosgozando de tiempos mejores aunque el frÍo se estÁ haciendo notar en gran parte del sur. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) se va la nieve, pero el frÍo continÚa. el sol va a brillar en todo el este de la naciÓn. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) ahora continÚan con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> estamos listos para arrancar con la informaciÓn del espectÁculo. >> vamos a dar informaciÓn de entretenimiento, el caso de kalimba. >> sigue muy complicado, el cantante dio declaraciones y volviÓ a negar que haya violado a la joven que lo estÁ acusando de este hecho. >> el procurador de quintana roo, a pesar de otra de las implicadas habÍa dicho que fue obligada a declarar en contra del cantante, ella testificÓ sin ningÚn tipo de presiÓn, ella dijo que el cantante tuvo relaciones con ella pero nadie lo obligÓ aunque reconociÓ que estaba bajo los efectos del alcohol. >> el funcionario declinÓ hablar que quiere cobrar para dar entrevistas a los radios de comunicaciÓn. lo dijo poncho, esto se estÁ complicando ca

marino of california. who will be yielding to mr. smith.urtesy, and my new friend and colleague. we ran out a moment ago about the issue of how you receive a person who with his past and present raising serious issues about what we are actually doing, especially to the disdense who will throughout all of china, including liu xiaobo and his wife. these are new. perhaps some of you might want to speak to that issue. let me also say the distinguished chair lady mentioned a moment ago, in these audience are some of the greatest and finest human rights defenders and their loved one. wan was taken out of vietnam as the president took over in 2002. they have not seen their father. they try to get in. he was abducted out of vietnam. back in china where he's going through a horrific ordeal. his wife who is here today, she made a 2,000 trek to taiwan with his two children after her older daughter was so despondent, perhaps even suicidal because she was being so mistreated. it's not just the disdense, but the families who share in their cruelty by the

aquÍ encontrarÁ espectáculos con los mamÍferos marinos, podrÁ aprender sobre todo tipo de peces y hasta ♪ al ayudar una mano dar... ♪ >> atenciÓn, chicas, que esto les interesa porque se estÁn llevando a cabo las audiciones para seleccionar a las participantes de nuestra belleza latina 2011. para que nos dÉ todos los detalles nos vamos con ana patricia gonzÁlez en san antonio, texas. >> buenos dÍas a todos. >> ya te veo con mucho frÍo. >> la verdad es que sÍ pero yo antes muerta que sencilla. >> ademÁs no hay frÍo que detenga todas esas chicas que quieren llegar allÍ para convertirse en nuestra belleza latina. >> la verdad es que se espera que vengan muchos -muchas chicas a san antonio a las audiciones de nuestra belleza latina. >> cuÉntame lo que van a hacer, a quien las recibe y quiÉnes van a estar allÍ. >> voy a estar yo y va a estar giselle. el cupo es limitado asÍ que chicas, tienen que llegar bien temprano, bien preparadas con algÚn talento especial y todas las energÍas del mundo para acabar con los jueces porque osmelbien -osmel viene peor que nunca. lo entiendo porque ya es la q

>> luego viene la sesiÓn de entrenamiento, este lobo marino ha aprendido muy bien todos sus trucos. ♪inos de la -violaban leyes de usura. >> busca compensaciÓn el triple de la cifra. dijo que la demanda no tenÍa bases y seÑalÓ a los ex socios, tremendo lÍo. >> ojalÁ que salga bien librada de esto. vamos a cambiar de tema porque aunque decidiÓ reciclar el anillo de compromiso de su madre parece que el resto de lo que se utiliza en el gran dÍa de esa pareja serÁ nuevo y exclusivo, al menos el caso de la vajilla, la casa real britÁnica ayala -ya la mandÓ a fabricar al oriente. >> van a ser 16.800 piezas de porcelana, este diseÑo va a lucir en la vajilla, fue determinado en londres y segÚn dijo un empleado del palacio de buckingham va a ser dorado y tendrÁ el palacio real. >> tambiÉn tendrÁ calidad y durabilidad, ahora va a poder verlas por todos lados. >> la condiciÓn fue que no utilizarÁn los rostros de ellos, solamente las iniciales entrelazadas de la pareja. >> yo estaba pensando en cuÁnto debe costar. >> un platico de esos, imagÍnate. pero que lo aprovechen y si tienen con quÉ pagarl

on saturday, january 29, the dan marino foundation will host its first annual walk about autism event at sun life stadium in miami from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 100% of the proceeds will benefit our south florida community-based programs that help children with autism and their families. the center for disease control states that one out of every 110 children in the u.s. have autism. autism impairs social interactions and communication skills. while some autistic children will grow up to function in society, others, many others will need some level of professional care all of their lives. since its creation in 1992, the dan marino foundation has raised over $30 million to support research, services and treatment serving children and young adults. i urge all south floridians to participate and help make this first annual walk about autism event a success. our combined efforts will help assure that all money raised here stays here and benefits programs in our south florida community. let's all walk about autism. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentlelady has expired.

marino? boehner. markey? boehner. -- pelosi. matheson? schuler. matsui? pelosi. meehan? boehner. meeks? pelosi. mica? boehner. michaud? schuler. gary g. miller? boehner. geroge miller -- george miller? pelosi. miller of florida? boehner. miller of michigan? boehner. miller of north carolina? pelosi. moore? pelosi. moran? pelosi. mulvaney? boehner. murphy? pelosi. murphy? boehner. myrick? boehner. nadler? pelosi. napolitano? pelosi. neal? pelosi. neugebauer? boehner. noem? boehner. nugent? boehner. nunes? boehner. nunnelee? boehner. olson? boehner. olver? pelosi. owens? pelosi. palazzo? boehner. pallone jr.? pelosi. pascrell jr.? pelosi. oastir i -- pastor of arizona? pelosi. paul? boehner. paulsen? boehner. payne? pelosi. pearce? boehner. pelosi? pelosi. pence? boehner. perlmutter? pelosi. peters? pelosi. peterson? pelosi. petri? boehner. pingree? pelosi. pitts? boehner. platts? boehner. poe? boehner. polis? pelosi. pompeo? boehner. posey? boehner. price of -- georgia? boehner. quayle? boehner. quigley? pelosi. rahall? pelosi. rangel? pelosi. reed? boehner. rehberg? boehner. reic

marino valley, california, on the line for republicans. mike, you are on the "washington journal."ler: reagan is one of the press -- is one of the best presidents we've ever had. he does not issue the budgets. he just amidst them. he was able to basically bankrupt the soviet union, which is one reason why it fell. i went to europe. i was ready to defend myself as a republican. i found that in 1980, people were happy that president reagan was in office. they felt there was a change coming. he did help the united states win the cold war. though the budget did increase, it was a mutual thing between the republicans, the democrats, and president reagan. he did a lot to bring self- confidence, assurance, and pride back to the united states. i think we owe him quite a debt. host: mike, are you old enough to remember president reagan when he was governor? caller: i turned 18 in 1976. host: ok, so the answer to that would be no. caller: i remember him as governor, but not his actions and so forth. host: let's move on to annapolis, maryland. ed, on the line for independents. what do you thi

marino, which is a much revered name in miami, yields his time, and we thank you so much because we're so short of time so we're going to say thank you very much, mr. ambassador, for your time. get back to work. we're going to shoo you out of there. and i'm going to welcome ambassador richard williamson and omar isshmael and i'm going to give you the briefest introduction. gentlemen, i am going to be rooufl ru lugeless with my gavel because we want to get to the question and answer period. as you settle in, let me introduce you. ambassador williamson has served as the president's special envoy for sudan and as the u.s. representative to the united nations' human rights commission where he press for the adoption of a resolution condemning the atrocities in darfur in conjunction with the united nations commemorations of the tenth anniversary of genocide in rue wanda. welcome, mr. ambassador. i know that your book is here floating about. and omar ishmael, thank you so much. omar, you are so loved, humanitarian, human rights activist, working with numerous organizations to stop genocide an

how dan marino got rid of the ball fast, the sky has the same thing pretty amazing.of all the things this weekend the one that surprised me the most was just the way the green bay toward apart at and of yours the game, you could even hear the announcers it was so loud and green bay just apart. >> it is nice to see them play well. it shows how far the four letters to have to go when you want so this really good teams. so it turns out tom cables is filing a grievance he docked and 20 grand a paycheck and taipei hundred 20,000 are fine because apparently there were some situation where there were fined for procedure. he took the money end of his paycheck when you become the head coach to automatically neither lawyer now question marks >> here's the thing, i am listening to reports that the raiders the only team not to hire a coach doesn't want to wait to wait. this is a reminder hey there's no urgency to get a character running things anyways. >> i always wonder about this lassies and 11 losses jockey with randy they don't get rid of them this year he does eight and eig

marino who is yielding his time to mr. smith. >> i yield my time to mr. smith. thank you. >> thank you. you're recognized. >> thank you for that curtesy and good friend and colleague and new member. just a couple questions in follow-up. i ran out of time about the issue of how you receive a person who with his past and present raised a serious issue about what we are actually doing especially to the disdense who know throughout all of china including he and his wife under house arrest that the jailer is getting a state dinner. these are not nuances. these are profound issues that are raised here, so if you could perhaps some of you might want to speak to that issue. let me also say and the distinguished chair lady mentioned a moment ago in the audience are some the greatest human rights defenders and their loved ones. he was adducted in vietnam right as the president took over in 2002. they have not seen their father. they tried to get into see him. he was abducted out of vietnam, back to china where he is now spending a horrific and enduring horrific or deals.

marino, is recognized for his questions. >> mr. chairman, i yield my time. thank you. >> all right. we'll go to the gentlewoman from florida for her questions. miss adams. >> thank you, mr. chair. miss doroshow, i was looking at this institute of medicine study and you cited it in your opening statements and in your packet and it says that as many as 98,000 patients die annually due to medical errors, and what we found was it has shown to be exaggerated and unreliable. isn't that true? because based on shortly after its release in 2000, the study came under heavy criticism for imprecise methodology that greatly overstated the rate of deaths from medical errors. for example, the study data treated deaths from drug abuse as medication errors, and dr. troy brennan, the lead harvard researcher, who compiled much of the data upon the report, which was based, later revisited his methodology and determined that the actual figure could be as little as 10% of the oim's estimate. is that true? >> well, what's true is that many other studies since then have found far more than 98,000 deaths. m

marino, is recognized for his questions. >> mr. chairman, yield my time. thank you. >> all right.we'll go to the gentlewoman from florida for her questions. miss adams. >> thank you, mr. chair. miss doroshow, i was looking at this institute of medicine study and you cited it in your opening statements and in your packet and it says that as many as 98,000 patients die annually due to medical errors, and what we found was it has shown to be exaggerated and unreliable. isn't that true? because based on shortly after its release in 2000, the study came under heavy criticism for imprecise methodology that greatly overstated the rate of deaths from medical errors. for example, the study data treated deaths from drug abuse as medication errors, and dr. troy brennan, the lead harvard researcher, who compiled much of the data upon the report, which was based, later revisited his methodology and determined that the actual figure could be as little as 10% of the oim's estimate. is that true? >> well, what's true is that many other studies since then have found far more than 98,000 deaths. ma

marino, is recognized for his questions. >> mr. chairman, i yield my time. thank you. >> all right. we'll go to the gentlewoman from florida for her questions. miss adams. >> thank you, mr. chair. miss doroshow, i was looking thinite of mdinetu d u ceditin yur en statements and in your packet and it says that as many as 98,000 patients die annually due to medical errors, and what we found was it has shown to be exaggerated and unreliable. isn't that true? because based on shortly after its release in 2000, the study came under heavy criticism for imprecise methodology that greatly overstated the rate of deaths from medical errors. for example, the study data treated deaths from drug abuse as medication errors, and dr. troy brennan, the lead harvard researcher, who compiled much of the data upon the report, which was based, later revisited his methodology and determined that the actual figure could be as little as 10% of the oim's estimate. is that true? >> well, what's true is that many other studies since then have found far more than 98,000 deaths. many other institutions that hav

marino of pennsylvania, who will be yielding has done to mr. smith. if you could make that motion. >> madam chair, i did yield my time to mr. smith. >> thank you. mr. smith is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair, for the courtesy. and my good friend and a member. i have just a coupleof questions and follow-up. i kind of ran out of time, we go about the issue of how you receive a person who, with his past and present, raises serious issues about what we are actually doing, especially to the dissidents who will do and throughout all of china, including liu xiaobo and his wife were under house arrest, the jailer of liuiaobo is getting a steak dinner. these are not nuances. these are profound issues that are raised here. so if you could perhaps, some of you, might want to speak to the issue. let also say that the distinguished chairman of mentioned a moment ago, these are some the greatest advice human rights defenders, and their loved ones. one was abducted out of vietnam right as president, the president took over in 2002. they have ot seen their fath

marino, is recognized for his questions. >> mr. chairman, i yield my time. thank you. >> all right. we'll go to the gentlewoman from florida for her questions. miss adams. >> thank you, mr. chair. miss doroshow, i was looking at this institute of medicine study and you cited it in your opening statements and in your packet and it says that as many as 98,000 patients die annually due to medical errors, and what we found was it has shown to be exaggerated and unreliable. isn't that true? because based on shortly after its release in 2000, the study came under heavy criticism for imprecise methodology that greatly overstated the rate of deaths from medical errors. for example, the study data treated deaths from drug abuse as medication errors, and dr. troy brennan, the lead harvard researcher, who compiled much of the data upon the report, which was based, later revisited his methodology and determined that the actual figure could be as little as 10% of the oim's estimate. is that true? >> well, what's true is that many other studies since then have found far more than 98,000 deaths. m

marino valley, california, on the line for republicans. mike, you are on the "washington journal." caller: reagan is one of the press -- is one of the best presidents we've ever had. he does not issue the budgets. he just amidst them. he was able to basically bankrupt the soviet union, which is one reason why it fell. i went to europe. i was ready to defend myself as a republican. i found that in 1980, people were happy that president reagan was in office. they felt there was a change coming. he did help the united states win the cold war. though the budget did increase, it was a mutual thing between the replicans, the democrats, and president reagan. he did a lot to bring self- confidence, assurance, and pride back to the united states. i think we owe him quite a debt. host: mike, are you old enough to remember president reagan when he was governor? caller: i turned 18 in 1976. host: ok, so the answer to that would be no. caller: i remember him as governor, but not his actions and so forth. host: let's move on to annapolis, maryland. ed, on the line for independents. what do you t