. >> so what did you both hear-- and i'll begin with you, congressman mccall-- about why it is occurring in this community and what more could be done that would be more effect 95 countering it? >> well, in a lot of these cases whether major hassan, as congressman ellison mentioned, a lot of the common thread here are the cleric alwalkie. he had a lot of communications with assad before he killed the 13 soldiers in fort hood, and

. >> congressman mccall, how did it feel to you? did you learn anything from today's hearing about the extent or causes of radicallization among young muslims? >> i did. i think, first of all, this is an important dialogue i think for the nation to have, as mr. bled so said whose son was radicalized, there is a pink elephant in the room. i think we should talk about it. let me say, also, the committee is not targeting the muslim community and i respect congressman ellison a great deal. it's akd attempting to radicalize them. i think that's what we tried to point out with the 27 terror plots in the last two years involving radical extremism that we need to be paying close attention to as the next generation of terrorists. i thought the father and the uncle's testimony was very emotional and very persuasive in terms of these two mosques that, unfortunately, perverted the muslim faith, took them this the wrong direction, essentially held them hostage, and they ended up in so maulia and yemen. one was shot in the head in somaulia, and t

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carcinogen although i will dispute that gal has been able to manufacture so much uncertainty all discount mccall that if you look around the west rest of the world nobody else is debating the toxicity of dioxin except here and michigan. in fact around dallas toxicologist in the one hundred seventy s. said that this is perhaps one of the most toxic materials he's ever seen. why do you think be disputed now. because there's the financial implications i know there's a pending class action lawsuit against al comical from residents on the river. and i think the implications for the dow denying the texas to the chemical now has bigger broader implications worldwide i mean there are a lot of dioxin contaminations around the pantry that you know not that not just those responsible for that could be saddled or you know could have to have ramifications from the settlement or agreement on the toxicity of dioxin or on the side of a class action lawsuit here i think the ramifications are huge for the chemical industry. but i agree. we came out here it was like an ideal stunt the only thing we didn't realize

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blocked or not scored into and out to match right at the buzzer sealing the two zero victory it means mccall will take on solo but who live in the east next well that might see a base up month in the west finals. football premier league know where three games were due to rounds out the second week out of action on monday but inclement weather shortened that to just to create some adams home game with say sky mosco postponed due to a waterlogged page constant snow over the weekend being some are ending any hopes of play them meanwhile xin needs have joined for being at the league summit following a window or better policy and he's on she team mates i'm sure a lot of open from china still it is man six minutes into the game as i made all the right moves in the area and at the end of the for. the star of the reigning russian champions doubled their advantage following a down call us all betrayed argy keeper unable to save it down the game and that to neil. in the meantime spartak moscow bounced back from their shock opening defeat to rostov last weekend with a narrow we know when you boys rule

while but if you make pulled ahead minutes later despite once again playing with four men alex ac mccall is using some driven skills to put the underdogs to one of allan border or not speeds and. people who feel free to wait for them meeting the series is now tied at three apiece and all pressure on the underdogs after that as it seems go back to all those for sunday's decisive game seven. russian football fans are awaiting the start of the prolong the russian premier league season. will kick things off in the super cup in the first of their four clash a schedule this year involves a gorski takes a look at that scenes as they prepare for a long journey and a calendar transition here. russia's top two clubs will be battling across nodar on sunday two thousand and ten leading cup winners she needs are facing plenty of injury concerns manager luciano split he only has fifteen clear stitch. choose from for the upcoming encounter the strikers alexandre cares a coffin alexandre bahar if are still not fit to play midfielder. will be out for at least six months after blowing out his knee in a ru

with resorts mccall's heavily closer to home a riviera hotel because cintra protel macau. cannot see tonight as coalition airstrikes and heavy gunfire rocked libya's capital for a fourth night experts point to the lack of strategy including nation among the allies of. the dark he continues his reckless policy of intimidation his relentless pursuit of terror he counted on america to be passive. be counted wrong old habits die hard we look at how the gauging in followed military conflict has become a trademark trait of u.s. president. and a new holes in japan's attempts to cool the reactors at the quake damaged fukushima power plant because why is the black smoke from the evacuation workers in the fight . for getting from moscow it's ten pm wednesday night here my name's kevin zero in this is the r t news channel and the top story coalition strikes on libya is showing no signs of easing with more than three hundred war plane flights reported on the fourth night a french aircraft carrier is now moving to the region and more fighter jets are arriving in crete despite the penta

command of the series however visitors would have to wait for an early storm tomas avoids attack mccall tell brits net right from the all you know come out over and you go because all of both trying to break the dead wrong how there was nothing particularly boring the swedish netminder on his opposite number michael garnett was a virtual spectator. such was the home side's dominance however they were unable to find a net despite a couple of chances on the powerplay after not having a shot in the first period drama rieger began to come out of their shells in the second the warning signs were there for the home side as my garnett was forced into making a good save and wait for a period of this is will take the lead twelve minutes the normal powerplay pick from blue line to sunday's also in charge was only hasi by garnett brought trotter was on hand to find a pop pass is fellow canadian but aside from a lack in capital on course for victory in the series however trust it would come off worse aware of being on the receiving end of a punch before storing going into the final period a goal do

with resort mccall's beverly plaza hotel in the current riviera hotel in the current situation told the . rebels in libya. the capital. seen in full control of. fuel medicine and food supplies are running low in tripoli as fears grow that this could lead to a protracted war joining me from the capital city in just a few moments from all the rubble celebrate as their troops advance west reportedly capturing the fall down off of gaddafi find out more from the rebel stronghold of benghazi. prizing is in the. foreign interest questions over whether coalition countries are targeting libya. rather than to protect its people. say this hour radiation surges to under. normal at the fukushima nuclear plant. all struggling to make fountains of victims. may take china sea n.p.c. to court as the chinese side is allegedly failed to pay forty million dollars for oil delivered in jan you're find out more in our business but some around twenty minutes. this is live from moscow now there are conflicting reports about just how far west rebels have advanced toward the libyan capital tripoli the opposition

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studio is the staff counsel and assistant director of the open government program at epic ginger mccall ginger welcome thank you for having me truck sized church off or no scanners is that what these guys had in mind back scatter vans is what they're called and they're actually designed to be roving bands that are equipped with a backscatter technology which is the way that the basically see people make it you know which is the x. ray scans they put forth radiation they can people and they produce that make an image that we're dealing with now did the plug get pulled on this because it would have involved massive amounts of radiation or because there was so technical i mean what well what we have no real going on we don't really know is the best that i can say about this these documents the contracts were dated from two thousand and five. until two thousand and eight we haven't received any later contracts than that we've heard statements by the t.s.a. that they will not be deploying the airport body scanners outside of the airport now the interesting part of that sentence is is that ve

mccall has asked a couple of them and a couple are in details that aren't appropriate for the scope of this meeting, but the one i don't think was asked and i think is important we address, what concrete steps are we taking to make sure this doesn't happen again and are those steps addressed in the budget proposal put together clearly behind the scenes before this event that i consider to be an escalation on the war against drugs in our southern border? >> i think first of all, thank you for being at the service. it was very moving. the family, two other, it was five sons, i think two others are dhs employees. the father is a law enforcement official, retired now, so really a great brownsville family and great citizens of our country. moving forward, first of all, we've been working on a very sbepsive basis with the government of mexico and with doj on not only the investigation of the shooting of the agent, but what can be done to deal with the entire organizations that are now plaguing mexico. what more can we do to assist the calderon administration and their fight against the carte

mccall, do you agree that servicers should reach out to homeowners sooner and their suggestion, should treasury explore creating a single point of contact so that borrowers know who to communicate with? >> we have raised recommendations and some of them have actually been at least either implemented or partially implemented on the front of having a treasury issue better guidance about how servicers deal with customers, how they deal with complaints. there is improvement, but work to be done. to echo the point, what we have been pushing for from the very beginning is performance standards and the particular performance standards for the servicers that we think the treasury needs to come up with performance standards, hold the servicers accountable to those standards and until they do that, again, we think some of the problems are going to continue to fester. >> what's your response to these suggestions? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd be happy to respond. first, on the issue of performance standards, that's precisely what we have done. let's remember, first of all, this is a crisis that

mccall has asked a couple of them and a couple are in details that aren'appropriate for the scope ofne i don't think was asked and i think is important we address, what concrete steps are we taking to make sure this doesn't happen again and are those steps addressed in the budget proposal put together clearly behind the scenes before this event that i consider to be an escalation on the war against drugs in our southern bder? >> i think first of all, thank you for being at the service. it wasery moving. the family, two other, it was five sons, i think two others are dhs employees. the father is a law enforcement official, retired now, so really a great brownsville family and great citizens of our country. moving forward, first of all, we've been working on a very sbepsive basis with the government of mexico and with doj on not only the investigation of the shooting of the agent, but wh can be done to deal with the entire organizations that are now plaguing mexico. what more can we do to assist the calderon administrion and their fight against the cartels? what more do we need to do t

mccall, the gentleman from texas. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i have been sitting here patiently and i as14ur you next time i will arrive before the gavel comes down. >> when i was first up, i was the second one here always. i didn't want to wait until the end to talk. >> i guess i will close out the proceedings possibly. plan to attend the april shuttle launch and i think that's going to be an historic mission. i know gabby's husband mark will be leading that effort. you mentioned her in your testimony very affectionately. i think we all look forward to the day that she will be serving back on this committee. and there is no greater champion for the human space flight program i think than gabby. and i remember working with her on the reauthorization. she was obviously opposed to the president's decision to cancel the consfellation program. one of the last conversations i had with her, in fact the last one, was we were walking on to the house floor just a day or two before the tragic event and she talked about nasa. she was just such a staun

mccall has asked a couple of them and a couple are in details that aren't appropriate for the scope ofis meeting, but the one i don't think was asked and i think is important we address, what concrete steps are we taking to make sure this doesn't happen again and are those steps addressed in the budget proposal put together clearly behind the scenes before this event that i consider to be an escalation on the war against drugs in our southern border? >> i think first of all, thank you for being at the service. it was very moving. the family, two other, it was five sons, i think two others are dhs employees. the father is a law enforcement official, retired now, so really a great brownsville family and great citizens of our country. moving forward, first of all, we've been working on a very sbepsive basis with the government of mexico and with doj on not only the investigation of the shooting of the agent, but what can be done to deal with the entire organizations that are now plaguing mexico. what more can we do to assist the calderon administration and their fight against the cartels?

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join him and his family in the south light court for some libations and some enjoyment courtesy of mccall's. so please feel free to wander on over there with your cameras and get your photographs and do whatever you like. but thank you so much for coming. >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm here with james lee, and exhibiting artist, and we will have a chat today about the body of work you are presenting. after you left the military, what prompted you to go back to a place where the u.s. is engaged in military action? >> it is interesting. the population of afghanistan is around 29 million, and there's probably no more than 80,000 u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan right now, but if you look at the stories that come out, you think the numbers are completely reversed. all the stories are about americans, and you see almost no images of stories about the afghan people themselves, so if you look at the dominant representational paradigm uc today, it is all about foreign soldiers. my idea was to try incurred counted to that a popularized narrative and focus on images and stories that really ref

trevor relocated from mccall, idaho to boise, idaho to undergo chemotherapy rid -- chemotherapy.urviving his grueling ordeal, he decided he wanted to help children with cancer. in 2007 along with his mother, he founded trevor's trek foundation. for raising awareness and research funds to providing mentoring services for young cancer survivors, it is a shining example of how the selfless action of an individual can make a real difference in the lives of those in need. and is that trevor's or the foundation is not enough, he is a volunteer with the make a wish foundation in idaho, and he has helped the comprehensive cancer alliance for idaho create a strategic plan. he is a youth ambassador for the national disease cluster alliance and is organize the first childhood cancer awareness walking in idaho. he conceded he is very committed. all these things have been achieved by a young man who just graduated from boise state university in 2008. i'm very glad that you to join us today, trevor, and thank you for coming in we look forward to your testimony. we're very appreciative of the i