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i'd like to thank my friend and colleague, mary bono mack, and my other colleagues from the energy and commerce committee for introducing this measure and i was delighted to become an original co-sponsor. this bipartisan resolution sends a clear message to the united nations. it tells the international telecommunication union, the u.n.'s arm handling telecommunications issues, not to adopt regulations that would make it easier for governments to exercise tracking, surveillance or censorship online. the internet has developed into a revolutionary medium as it is today because decisions over the structure of the internet have been made by nongovernmental expert organizations. these groups invite participation of a number of stakeholders from academia to the private sector, public interests and other experts and they've done a good job of avoiding a lot of the political interference. you know, at a time when some governments have actively been blocking users from accessing certain websites online, i'm glad to see my colleagues unite against such repressive actions and in support of intern

also with me his wife, california congresswoman mary bono mack.ida and california have a rivalry, you're going to lose that. i deal with david gregory, california. let me start with you. i understand you are not comfortable with the party's platform. you think the party's platform on abortion is harmful to this issue of the gender gap. >> well, that's not the reason that i disagree with it. i am who i am. i do wish that we would sort of move to a softer side of the platform. it's the same platform we've had year after year, every four years. it hasn't changed. i just continue to be who i am and fight for what i believe in. i think we would be better se e served if we loosen that up a bit. >> do you think the party risks having this debate, you know? sometimes the debate was about which trimester abortion could be illegal and now it's about -- do you think todd akin moved the debate to the wrong place? >> the important debate should be about jobs and the economy. i go out and speak to my constituents, that's what they're talking about, jobs and the

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many poll tigs including mary bono mack say this should change. >> olympians are not there to win money world and perhaps more importantly, they're there to show that the united states is the best in the world. and you know, that's what this is all about, very importantly, would be retroactive and this year's olympians would be covered. >> that's got to be good news for them. >> especially michael phelps. >> and shelly writes us, a lot of e-mails, i think it's unthinkable to tax olympics medals, and they sacrifice for years on end. >> gabby douglas, her family is in financial straits and facing foreclosure and it's certainly not chump change to have to give this amount of money to taxes. and garrett from ohio says i've served 20 years in the military and paid taxes and i was there for my countries too. i love olympics, but no one is exempt. and that's the other point. >> dave: some of these people are making millions of dollars. paying taxes on medals, is a kick in the face. the athletes represent the u.s. and pride to our nation and this is their thank you and you bring up things, look

we are unfoch nately losing senator snowe, but you have mary bono mack in the house to talk back to the feel they are not heard in sufficient numbers, so they are coalescing and you will hear more from them and so they are hoping to have some diluting effect. >> let us now how all of that gets sorted out in the convention and of course, in the months ahead. >> good to talk to you. >> thank you, kathleen. >>> as isaac erodes a coastline musician and environmentalist says that folks have to stop building on the bayou. great shot. how did the nba become the hottest league on the planet? by building on the cisco intelligent network they're able to serve up live video, and instant replays, creating fans from berlin to beijing. what can we help you build? nice shot kid. the nba around the world built by the only company that could. cisco. >>> a potential new crisis from isaac, there is a dam at a 700-acre lake in mississippi that is about to fail. now, authorities in mississippi and louisiana have ordered evacuations along that river and the dam has not breached, but it is badly damaged. if i

hal rogers, congresswoman mary bona mack, -- bono mack, congressman bill keating, all tremendous leaders in our fight to stop this epidemic. the c.d.c. has confirmed what local leaders and professionals across the board have been struggling with dailing. prescription drug abuse -- daley, prescription drug abuse is a national epidemic. a term the c.d.c. does not use lightly. it is no slonger a silent epidemic. it can be seen at any hour of any day on street corners and schoolyards. every day there are news stories reporting overdoses, deaths, accidents, and tragedies of families torn apart by the vicious cycle of prescription drug abuse. and the cycle is certainly vicious. unlike cocaine or heroin, prescription drugs are legal and frequently prescribed by caring physicians who are led by the principal oath of first do no harm. yet alarming statistics show that children and adults are blind to the harmful consequences of these drugs, even as they become addicted. paying upwards of $150 per pill to buy them on the black market. distressingly my home state of west virginia has our nation's h