mr. george, come on up here. on behalf of the public defender's office, george is being presented a $500 check. >> i like to say thank you. number one for mernella woods. patty lee, marsy and to my mother. for the time i was in the youth authority, djj. you know, i learned a lot because when i got into the situation, when i went throughout the situation at the age of 16. i didn't think i was going to get out of that situation. my mother was always there for me, number one. i didn't see that before i got into the situation. for the youths that don't see it yet, your parents are for the most part always there for you. sometimes you don't see it. sometimes it takes something dramatic. i stay positive instead of being negative. the number one thing that i can say over all, because i'm not going to stand up here and preach. the can say that when you do something, be dedicated and if it's not beneficial. it's detrimental. if you don't know what that means, go look it up. it took me a long time. but i'm here. i want to t

mr. george anthony, her father. >> hitting. that's all i can remember. i took it as discipline. >> reporter: george anthony denies those accusations. and while casey's behavior is one thing, her own words are another. from her friend, melissa england, a claim she once overheard casey saying this. >> and as she hung up she said, she kind of flew the phone down in the dash board and just said, "oh my god, i'm such a good liar." >> reporter: and then ricardo morales, another ex-boyfriend, who posted this picture on his myspace page. the caption reads "win her over with chloroform." prosecutors say chloroform was detected in the trunk of casey anthony's car, where they believe the body of her daughter lay decomposing for days. >> why did you post this on your myspace? >> just a joke, i found it humorous at the time. >> reporter: perhaps a crude joke back then that's become deadly serious now. for "nightline," ashleigh banfield, orlando. >> our thanks to ashleigh. up next, the story that brought us here. incredible claims in the new book about area 51. we chal

they felt that she was coming as mrs. george bush instead of barbara bush, that she hadn't had any really significant accomplishments on her own, and that they had been taught to do something quite the opposite. mrs. bush reacted with, really, very good humor. she said welcome even i was 21 once. they are looking at things a certain way and i'm looking at them under the. there's some the stories you feel that maybe this reaction camouflage irritation, but i did not get that sense at all when i interviewed mrs. bush. mrs. bush also said to me when this whole hubbub occurred, there were many wealthy graduates who said they would never again give money to the college. and she said we wrote hundreds of letters saying please, don't stop giving. unit, this is just the opinion of some. in fact, overtime as the issue was discussed, things began to turn, and i just want to quickly share with you a quote from parma bomb back from that time, the humor columnist, who wrote a very serious column about the wealthiest -- wellesley speech. and

they felt that she was coming as mrs. george bush instead of barbara bush. she had not had any really significant accomplishments on her own, and that they had been taught to do something quite the opposite. mrs. bush reacted with, really, you know, very good humor. she said, well, even i was 21 once. they are looking at things a certain way, and i am looking at them another. there are some historians to feel that maybe this reaction cal flies to irritation, but i did not get that sense at all when i interviewed mrs. bush. mrs. bush also said to me, when this whole above occurred there were many wealthy graduates who said they would never again give money to the college. she said weaver hundreds of letters saying please tell stop giving. this is just the opinion of some. in fact, over time as the issue was discussed things began to turn. i just want to quickly share with you a "from paramount bought back from that time who wrote a very serious, about the speech. she wrote, if the wealthy students cannot imagine what barbara bush could contribute to their educ

mr. obama also invited former president george w. bush to attend today's service. mr.okesman, however, said, while he appreciates the offer, he has chose tone remain out of the spotlight during his post-presidency. >>> and since osama bin laden's death, security across the u.s. has been on high alert. >> today lawmakers from across the country will hold a homeland security hearing on mass transit systems. u.s. officials say they have seen no credible intelligence of any terror plot in retaliation for the killing. still, they warn that mass transit systems in major cities across the country remain attractive targets. >>> 6:36 is your time, 50 degrees. a major traffic alert in northern virginia. the major commuter route you'll want to avoid for the next few years. >>> and the new passes some metro riders are using. >>> 6:39 is our time right now. 49 degrees out there. a lot of rain and drizzle too. kind of a chilly day as we begin this day. >> that's right. it's now 6:40. the "today" show is coming up next at 7:00. let's check in with matt lauer to see what they're worki

one person who has heard a lot of the detail, former president george bush. mr. bush told a conference in las vegas, "i was eating souffle at rise restaurant with laura and two buddies" when he got the call from president obama. obama simply said, "osama bin laden is dead." there is growing concern tonight that the identities of the s.e.a.l.s may eventually be compromised. a u.s. official tells abc news that plans are being made in the event that happens to make sure that the s.e.a.l.s and their families are protected. diane? >> all right, martha, thank you. >>> as you know, the taliban in pakistan have apparently already set out to avenge osama bin laden's death, claiming responsibility for a deadly double bombing today, the target, the pakistani police. at least 80 people were killed in the horrific suicide attack. and we asked our nick schifrin to take a snapshot of what it is like at that scene. >> reporter: the reason this attack was so deadly was this, this is a ball bearing, and these were packed into these bombs and when they exploded, they ripped through

region is facing a choice between hope and hate i mean this is really like a george bush ism if ever there was one i think that mr obama clearly has a choice between empire and security and that it's not just security for the united states that is security for all of its puppets around the world well let's say on and this topic of egypt i know a lot of people are kind of getting ready anticipating today's speech compared you know compared to the one we saw back in two thousand and nine in cairo certainly a lot has changed since then and i want to play a portion of the president obama said regarding egypt and then i'll get your take on it. and that's why two years ago in cairo i began to broaden our engagement based upon mutual interests and mutual respect and i believed then and i believe now that we have a stake not just in the stability of nations but in the self-determination of individuals. the saddest poll is not sustainable. societies held together by fear and repression may offer the illusion of stability for a time. but they're built upon fault lines that will eventually terrorists under. so here we have

mr. president, let me start by discussing briefly what happened in 2005. then-president george w. bush went and spoke to the american society of newspaper editors. it was at their convention in 2005. mr. president, then, as now, energy was a very important issue, obviously central to our economy, and president george w. bush made some very important remarks, in my view, at that convention. i'd like to just read briefly what president bush said to the convention that he spoke at, because on energy he said -- and i quote -- "one of the initiatives that i will push again is to get an energy bill out. i will tell you with $55 oil, we don't need incentives to oil and gas companies to explore. there are plenty of incentives. what we need is to put a strategy in place that will help this country over time become less dependent. it's really important. it's an important part of our economic security and it's an important part of our national security." now, mr. president, george w. bush was right then and he is just as accurate today. his comments with respect to the importance of an energy

mrs. aliato is here. after joseph aliato, there was george moscony and chris moscony is here representing george moscony. [applause] and after the moscony years, it was diane feinstein. and her husband, richard blum, is here. they actually got married in the chambers upstairs. [applause] now, in just a minute, the president of the board of supervisors is going to say the words that will allow you, the public, to know what the vote was in his chambers earlier in the afternoon. but mr. lee, there have been several people from across the bay, from sacramento and other places, who are here to extend their warm welcome. standing next to you is mayor newsom's chief of protocol, my chief of protocol, diane's chief of protocol, everybody's chief of protocol, who's ever had a chief of protocol in san francisco, charlotte schultz. and i hope she sticks around as your chief of protocol. [applause] one of your state senators, and we have two of those, only one is present at the moment. the other one is up working on the budget. but senator leland yee is here to welcome you. [applause] and a man who went to bed on sa

george w. bush congratulated mr.aid in a statement, quote, this mow measurementous achievement marks a victory for america, for people who seek peace around the world and all of those who lost loved ones on september 11th, 2001. the new national alert system has not been activated because of this development, although the state department did issue a statement urging u.s. citizens abroad of the potential for anti-american violence. joining us once again, retired army colonel and msnbc jack jacobs. jack, good to see you once again. let's talk about the security here in the u.s. and abroad. what kind of impact will this have? >> probably quite a bit visibly, but not really a great deal. superficially we'll have lots of people in uniform, some of them with submachine guns and all that sort of stuff. but by and large, if the bad guys wanted to do something, they're not going to do it today in any case. they'll try something much later on. a lot of this is to allay public fears that might exist that there might be some im

president's stance on those bored rz were initiatives of former presidents bill clinton and george bush. mrill indefensivibl indefensivible. >> we can only make peace with palestinians if they are prepared to make peace with a jewish state. tomorrow in congress i'll describe what a peace between a palestinian state and the jewish state could look like. but i want to assure you of one thing. it must leave israel with security, and, therefore, israel cannot return to the indefensible 1967 lines. >> for more on this, let's go to kevin flower in jerusalem, joining us now. hi, kevin. what does prime minister netanyahu want to achieve with this speech? can he say anything we haven't already heard? >> well, zain, it's unlikely we're going to hear anything revolutionary new from the israeli prime minister but he does have a few objectives here. one of the first objectives is to shore up his support from washington lawmakers. congress is a traditionally friendly audience for israeli leaders. he will be looking to basically convince them that his vision for middle east peace, peace with the palestini

one person who has heard a lot of the detail former president george bush. mr. bush told the conference in las vegas i was eating souffle at rye restaurant with laura and 2 friends when he got the call from president obama. obama simply said osama bin laden is dead. l. >> that's martha reporting. growing concern tonight that the identity of the seals may eventually be compromised. u.s. officials say the plans are being made in the event that happens to make sure the seals and families are protected. >>> well whether is being called the first retaliation attack for death of osama bin laden dozens of military recruit in pakistan have been killed. military training facility was targeted and the taliban is claiming responsibility. bloodiest so far this year. nick has this report. >>reporter: the 800 recruit training here were just about to go home. they had graduated yesterday. they had a party and this morning they boarded these vans in order to leave. and that's when 2 suicide bombers drove up in motorcycles and exploded in this group of advance killing more than

mr. obama also invited former president george w. bush to attend today's service. he was of course in office when the attacks occurred. mr. bush's spokesman, however, said while he appreciates the offer he has chosen to remain out of the spotlight during his post-presidency >> osama bin laden's killing seems to have put president obama in a more favorable light. 32% say they feel a lot more confident for obama as commander in chief. an overwhelming 98% said the u.s. military deserves a great deal of credit for that successful operation >> it's now 5:08, 50 degrees. ahead, flooding ravaging much of the country. this morning new dramatic video of an elderly woman rescued from fast-moving water. >>> and we're getting some rain around the region. >>> good morning. final time for weather and traffic on the ones. 5:11 this wednesday morning. waves of rain coming across west virginia, virginia, and the district. they will continue through the morning. we should dry out this afternoon. big change in temperatures. it has dropped over 30 degrees in many locations overnight. 4

mrs. harris's office and city public safety officials. jose ses -- cesnaros our d.a. george gascon. jeff, the public defender, many conversationse conversationsen:the sheriff, juvenile probation chief. office of citizens complaints. joyce hicks. edit harringto harrington. edit harringto harrington interim chief, thank you for your wonderful service being interim chief. a number of members of our police command staff. certainly the police commission. mr. mazuko i want to thank you for a very thorough job in presenting to me the best candidates the commission could produce. it has been an amazing time to work with you and the commission, so, thank you, joe, and others on the commission. thank you very much. [applause] >> our police officer officer association president. gary, it is time to get quiet and go to work. thank you. our police public employee groups. i want to acknowledge greg's son neglect is here along with a very good friend wendy. thank you for joining us as well today. [applause] >> as i said earlier, good close advisors continue to work with me. former mayor willie bro

mr. obama called former president george w.ush and form president bill clinton who were in office when he attacked our interests. bush called the operation a momentous achievement and i congratulated him and the men and women of the intelligence communities who devoted their lives to this mission. they have our everlasting gratitude. former president clinton said, quote, i congratulate the president, the national security team and the members of our armed forces on bringing bin laden to justice after more than a decade of murderous al qaeda attacks. >>> there has, of course, been heightened security all over the country especially in new york city where the all-clear has now been given after a suspicious package report in times square. >> but last night the city was the site of mass celebration. news 4's chris gordon happened to be in ground zero and joins us now on what it was like. tell us what it was like, what the scene was like and how in the world you wound up being in the middle of it. >> i was at a family wedding in a t

mr. president george mitchell sat down and there is an opening for an eoy if you you of your adjusted. >> i have great confidence in the secretary of state. [laughter] [applause] they don't need may. >> i wanted and with this final. i will let you get away with that. i will end with this final question back on her main topic. you said in his view in the atlantic you are talking about climate change for you said we are in a race against time and circumstance. is this true as well about debt and spending and do you think that the current president appreciates that? >> yes and yes. look, this is really a lot like climate change. you know if we don't change this trend something really bad is going to happen. you just don't know when. or precisely what form it is going to take. but, so yes i think we are in a race against time. secondly, that problem is already constraining our options as a country. it can strain our ability to develop a more diversified economic strategy by end of mining our ability to get investment capital as opposed to consumption capital and by undermining our ability to

former speechwriter for george w. bush, mr. frum. welcome to both of you.u. was it standard practice or is this is your prying to you that the israeli government knew the precise content of the speech before it was delivered and was given a chance to push back? >> it is standard practice to share a speech with all important stakeholders. clearly the administration felt the israelis were an important stakeholder here. it is surprising to me they allowed it to go so long and i think they thought they were going to spring something on the israelis by showing them at the lass minute and got them -- to pushback. you put your finger in your -- opening statement on the key point about all of this, though. which is -- they -- was this the news the president wanted to make in his speech about the arab? 80% of the speech is about the arab, ball rain and syria. what's the headline that he got? about the '67 borders. is that what he wanted? find that hard to believe. if so, that's kind of -- that's a failure in and a disappointment for the administration. >> what david

mr. obama invited former presidents george w. bush and president clinton to attend with him, both were in office during al qaeda attacks on u.s. interests. george bush has thanked the president but declined the offer. and bill clinton is said to be unl unlikely to attend because of a scheduling conflict. >>> president obama's approval rating appear to have gotten a boost. a new poll from "usa today" suggests 32% of americans feel a lot more confident about president obama as commander in chief. 39% of the people polled said that they are more confident in the war against terrorism. an overwhelming 98% also said the u.s. military deserves a great deal of credit for the successful operation. and turning to the weather in our area right now it's rainy and cool. you can see all those clouds above us in this live picture. tom joins us live to tell us how long the rain -- i do see a little bit of blue, tom. don't we see it now? >> the rain has ended right in washington. our viewers here just east of us in prince george's county, still

former speechwriter for george w. bush, mr. frum. welcome to both of you.let me begin with you. was it standard practice or is this is your prying to you that the israeli government knew the precise content of the speech before it was delivered and was given a chance to push back? >> it is standard practice to share a speech with all important stakeholders. clearly the administration felt the israelis were an important stakeholder here. it is surprising to me they allowed it to go so long and i think they thought they were going to spring something on the israelis by showing them at the lass minute and got them -- to pushback. you put your finger in your -- opening statement on the key point about all of this, though. which is -- they -- was this the news the president wanted to make in his speech about the arab? 80% of the speech is about the arab, ball rain and syria. what's the headline that he got? about the '67 borders. is that what he wanted? find that hard to believe. if so, that's kind of -- that's a failure in and a disappointment for the administr

and so, there is a lot of commentary on that when george will tries to sort of claim mr. springsteen for reagan and some rights. and that's part of the story that's pretty well known. what is less well known is the way in which that incident or that episode really transforms bruce springsteen's career, which is that i'm not too worried, it really led to his politicalization insert it being public about it. and he ends up not only speaking politically to the live audiences more and more about both domestic matters and foreign policy, but he ends a disorder that tenet out through really with of course the help of his staff, sort of researching local groups that helped the labor unions, homeless down the line and using his concert as a platform to talk about the work of local organizations and raising $25,000 a night. so there is a transition. it is sort of indicative of some of this complexity. you know, even his impressions of inks about the direction of the country can be appropriated for conservative causes and yet at the same time there is an undercurrent of criticism t

mr. president george mitchell sat down and there is an opening for an envoy if you you of your adjusted. >> i have great confidence in the secretary of state. [laughter] [applause] they don't need may. >> i wanted and with this final. i will let you get away with that. i will end with this final question back on her main topic. you said in his view in the atlantic you are talking about climate change for you said we are in a race against time and circumstance. is this true as well about debt and spending and do you think that the current president appreciates that? >> yes and yes. look, this is really a lot like climate change. you know if we don't change this trend something really bad is going to happen. you just don't know when. or precisely what form it is going to take. but, so yes i think we are in a race against time. secondly, that problem is already constraining our options as a country. it can strain our ability to develop a more diversified economic strategy by end of mining our ability to get investment capital as opposed to consumption capital and by undermining our ability

mr. president, to george bush. they went along with everything he said. they never even bothered to read article 1 of the constitution. this vote is about one and one thing only. paying your bills. they ran up the debt and now they don't want to pay their bills. january 19, 2001, bill clinton said goodbye to the country. a $5.7 trillion surplus onhand. $2.3 trillion in tax cuts, a war in iraq over weapons of mass destruction, a drug prescription benefit called part d, and they're talking about who owes the bill. this is about responsibility. this is about those v.a. centers. this is about their men's and women in iraq that needs to be equipped with the best possible weaponry. this is about paying the credit card bill that has come in for what they did for all of those years. i would debate any member of the republican party, you choose the forum. in the house and the senate. and we'll go through what those eight years were about. count me in. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, reserves. the g

george w. bush issued a statement on the death of osama bin laden. mr. bush called it a momentous achievement, and a victory for america, for people who seek peace around the world, and for all those who lost loved ones on september 11th. he went on to say, tonight america has sent an unmistakable message, no matter how long it takes, justice will be done. >>> for americans, getting bin laden is cause for jubilation. the announcement triggered spontaneous celebrations around the country this morning. including ground zero here in new york. that is where randall pinkston is right now and joins us live. good morning, randall. >> good morning, betty. throughout the night they've been coming here to ground zero, hanging american flags, singing patriotic songs, shouting usa, usa, even drinking champagne, marking the death of america's most wanted terrorist. ♪ crowds marched in the streets around ground zero to celebrate the killing of osama bin laden. among them, army captain patrick valdell just back from afghanistan. >> i'm proud of the guys willing to go o

goodwin liu, will so notrt vote to block him in the y -at some democrats blocked nominees, of george w. bush. mr. b >> host: david ingram the u right for the legal times of the "national law journal," thank you for that update.ck my >> guest: you're welcome.om speak today seat on the ninth circuit court of appeals. i would like to begin by saying regretfully i will be voting against this nomination, for reasons that i will explain, but at the same time i want to emphasize my profound respect for this institution and for my fellow senators from both parties, and i believe it would be wrong to vote against a cloture motion whose intent is to proceed forward with debate on the merits of someone who has been nominated to be a judge. i made this point loudly and clearly when the nomination of one of my virginia constituents, barbara keenan, was filibustered, and with respect to philosophical consistency and my admiration for all the work that chairman leahy has been doing in order to fill the many vacancies on our federal court system, i am going to vote to proceed on the -- for the debate on mr. liu

you get a second nobel peace prize for conducting more i mean truly george orwell has now reached its peak of the hackers in describing mr obama and in some sense because obama is a law professor he does teach consciously or had it it demonstrates the pervasiveness and the strength of this culture of dominance and empire which overrides even someone is area that is mr obama in complying in scrupulous regard for the constitution it doesn't matter power trumps everything how long is it going to take so the sixty days are out and congress hasn't done anything about it yet in the meantime obama isn't asking congress to approve any of these funds he's just taking it from the pentagon when are they going to be forced to actually make some kind of a decision because you're not just on this before the show to you it's very easy for members of congress to not have to vote on this because then they don't have to get their hands dirty they later and then you know and nobody can point a finger at them and say that you voted to support this conflict in libya if it ends up being poor but when it's going to come down to that liar well

. >> former president george bush called the killing a momentous achievement. president obama called him last night shortly before mr. obama addressed the nation. in a statement president bush says osama bin laden's death marks a victory for america, for people who seek peace around the world and for all those who lost loved ones on september 11th i, 2001. the u.s. has sent an unmistakeable message, no matter how long it takes, justice will be done. >>> and in a crisis in libya, officials are denouncing nato's attack on gadhafi's family compound. the air strike killed one of gadhafi's sons and three grandchildren. gadhafi was giving a television address at the time of the attack, but was not hurt. right after the air strike, angry mobs ransacked u.n. offices and attacked the embassies of britain and italy. >>> also making headlines this morning, reports of previous acts of violence from the suspect at the lululemon store in bethesda, maryland. the washington post reports court records from 2007 show brittany norwood pumped and through things at a former boyfriend. he obtained a judge's order. she violated the order.

george. >>> i had to leave mr. bojangles. it's time for "dancing with the stars." of competition, the couple denied their shot in the semifinals is, romeo and chelsie. >> i was terrified of dancing. i didn't dance at my own prom. i turned down a lot of movies because i was terrified of dancing. and coming to the show and having a teacher like chelsie, has opened up my eyes. i think it will better my future. and i think it shows kids, anything is possible if you try. >> romeo and chelsie hightower join us from l.a. this morning. romeo, we had to cut it off. we couldn't show your whole speech right there. but it was really something. you said you wanted to help set an example for so many kids. we have so many kids in trouble across the country right now, that drop out of school, don't finish. you want to set an example for them. >> yeah. you know, the dropout rate for high school students is three out of every ten now. and i really feel it's about of fear. a lot of kids are afraid to try. and a lot of kids don't know i was terrified of dancing. >> what is that about?

mr. hultgren: this bill would redesignate the federal courthouse as the george h.w. bush and george w. bush federal courthouse and mahone federal building. i want to thank the bill's 25 co-sponsors who represent various districts throughout the state of texas. the former presidents, george h.w. bush and george w. bush served this nation for many decade. president george h.w. bush served starting when he was 18, he became the youngest pilot in the navy when he earned his wings an flew 58 combat missions, and won the distinguished cross for bravery after he was shot down. he served in the house of representatives for two terms he served as ambassador to the united nations, chief of the u.s. liaison office to china and director of the c.i.a. he was later elected vice president in 1980 and stood by president ronald reagan's side for eight years, contributing to policies that brought the cold war to an end and in 1988 was elected the 41st president of the united states. during his time in office, he skillfully navigated diplomacy with the new nations created after the fall of the soviet uni

george bush wasn't there. mr. obama wasn't there. bill clinton. did this. lo an behold, somebody is having to renegotiate something, let's start renegotiating contracts all over the countryside. maybe we ought to start doing that. some of the contracts made, i think we did this last election, their contracts were terminated. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from alaska yields back. mr. young: i reserve, i'm sorry. the chair: the secret from alaska reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts has 30 seconds remaining and is recognized. mr. markey: can you inform me how much time the gentleman has remaining? the chair: the gentleman from alaska has 2 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. markey: i am the last speaker on our side. the chair: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from alaska has the right too close. the gentleman from alaska reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: thank you. we have a big choice here. we can reclaim $53 billion from the oil and gas industry that they owe to the american taxpaye

mr. obama showed up on two occasions, i saw the biggest amada of police officers sawing the president. never saw that with george clinton, -- bill clinton and george bush. are there threats against his life or putting officers in overtime. this is part of his plan to create royalty in your office or his office and i think the budget has to put a stop to that. realize where this city is going, off the cliff financially and this commission should understand that starting now with the new chief. i thank you for your time. >> welcome back. >> good evening. i'm barry toronto. been a while since i have been here, but i thought it would be a good time because i have another meeting here this afternoon and i wanted to welcome the new chief. i think chief suhr, it's telling when the chief doesn't come with a whole bunch of bodyguards and shakes your hand right away. that's a good sign, not just for the officers, but the citizens of san francisco and the bay area. a good sign and ought to take that note. so, it means that if you have a problem or concern, he will at least talk with you and that didn't happen with his pred

george w. bush will not be joining president obama tomorrow at new york's ground zero. the president invited mr. bush to attend an observance but the former president says he wants to remain out of the spotlight during his post-presidency. >> a small, residual force should remain in effect. those are the words of john boehner. iraqi prime minister nouri al- maliki told him during a recent trip to the country that the iraqi government still needs help to close security gaps which still exist. >> pepco customers are about to get a break on their bills. starting june 1st, maryland residential customers should see their bill go down by about 15%. if you use an average of 1,000 kilowatts each month, your bill would go from about $151 down to $129. the decrease stems from a recent reduction in the standard offer service rates by the maryland public service commission. >>> massey energy is in trouble with federal safety regulators. the u.s. safety administration cited massi subsidiary for more than two dozen violations. they were discovered during a surprise inspection at a mine in boone county, west

george -- >> are you suggesting something? >> have been men, more and more, starting to rise. and i am not admitting, suggesting for a moment, that you need anything. you look lovely. lovely mrre, george. we're showing nothing but love for you. >>> here with josh. why are they hanging out? this segment has nothing to do with those two. >> yeah. they're lurking. this is never good. >> just hanging out. >> this is about you and your daily routine. >> or distinct lack thereof. it turns out, there are all sorts of things we do every day that could actually be harming us. things you would never consider to be the least bit harmful. i, myself, make at least three, major unhealthy mistakes before i even leave the house in the morning. >> just three? >> at least three. three, et cetera. let's take a look at said three. everyone knows that smoking, drinking, bingeing on junk food are all bad for you. but did you know there are other seemingly benign daily routines that could be bad for our health? like getting too much sleep. sleep experts say the idea of getting eight hours of sleep each night could actually leave you feeling more tired. humans have evolved, have very flexible sleep

mr. zywicki is the professor of law at george mason university. dr. david evans is the director of the university of chicago law school. mr. adam levitin is professor of law at georgetown law center. mr. andrew pincus is a partner at mayer brown rowe and maw lp. with that, as is pursuant to the committee rules, all witnesses are sworn before they testify. if you will stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to get will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? all right. have a seat. the record will reflect that all witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to facilitate discussion, if you can -- your written statement will be admissible to the record, and you can simply summarize assemble five minutes and at one minute you get the yellow light which sort of helps you round up and i would love to hear your testimony. mr. speed, we will start with you, sir. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's a pleasure to be here today. i want to say at the outset that i was in favor of -- stron

mr. weinstein attended princeton university and george washington university law school. i understand your wife is very pregnant and you may have to leave. [laughter] during your testimony or during other testimony. as chairman, that will be fine. [laughter] ms. rich? >> let me turn the microphone. that would help. i am deputy director of the federal trade commission's bureau of consumer protection. i appreciate this opportunity to present -- present the commission's view on privacy. we are a consumer privacy agency and a -- an important component. the commission has employed a variety of strategies to protect consumer privacy including law- enforcement, regulation, outreach to consumers, and businesses, and policy initiatives. on telephones, e-mail, and on the internet, we are committed to protecting privacy in the rapidly growing mobile arena. to ensure the commission staff has a practical ability to engage in law enforcement's and inform policy development in the mobile space, the commission has hired technologist to work as ftc staff. the agency has cleared a mobile l

bigger national debt that we had but mr bauer do you the initial vote conservative you know just the passion most republicans of this. is a conservative compared to george w. bush if we judge it just because god and scope of government erode i don't think that's from our d.c. but really that's ok. if i'm reading into this too much because i see c. pack leadership. appointing biology c. to this position. i'm i'm i'm kind of encouraged that they couldn't find someone more competent to drive ron paul out of the party i die are you encouraged by this around my reading incident to my going to make any aspersions that's of the storm all biology competence or his qualifications for vision. well done then allow me i think is entirely unqualified to build a conservative coalition to take out obama in two thousand and twelve. i think. if you but if you go to the about there he wrote the column for the battered rock but that ron paul is not running a republican primary can probably get a democratic primary there somebody who represented true provisional conservative values on that stage if not in the style of barry goldwater in the better way can not george w. bus