mr. bill montgomery. you said with confidence that in your law enforcement in arizona is not racist. you said very emphatically. and my question is, i'm just not sure how you can make that statement with such emphasis given the lack of empirical data on whether it is or it isn't. i haven't found any study in my understanding is that sheriff arpaio is resistant to people coming in and analyzing that very point. >> first i have to comment. there's more than meets the eye of the civil rights division engaged in. election year politics. although there are some very specific incidents that are referenced to with the civil rights division december 15th letter i acknowledged. the individuals involved were criminally prosecuted. with respect to i believe the sb1070 can be implemented. it hasn't been because enjoined by federal courts which was the beginning of its path to the u.s. supreme court last week. i can say emphatically because police officers and law enforcement in maricopa county now are enforcing laws in a non-discriminatory manner positive uphold the constitution and many come fr

because the montgomery county council has agreed with mr. leggett.nd voted yes to a controversial fee for ambulance service. now it was put to the voters. the voters said no. you said uh-huh. i'm bringing it back. again. why is this so important to you? >> first of all, when the voters decided we didn't have the conditions that we have today. seasons sequence to that -- subsequent to the vote over the ten year period by the way of teacher pensions. we have a change in the moe law and two other changes as well. my comment to the public basically is this -- given the change of conditions, and the fact that we are now not collected somewhere in the neighborhood of $18 million a year, are you prepared to affirm that in your vote? and my belief is that they are not because conditions have in fact changed and it's fairly clear about those conditions. this is why you saw such an overwhelming vote by the council council yesterday. >> and i think that you believed that voters really didn't understand what this was about. do you have a program in place now to

principal johnson said in part, in early march, a parent contacted montgomery county child protective services and alleged inappropriate behaviour by mr. le mere with her child he was immediately placed on administrative leave and resigned a short time later. that is the case at north wood high school. now let's go to neilsville middle school in german town. 7th grade teacher, cornell is accused of having inappropriate contact with a 14-year-old student the 50-year-old befriended the student and had contact with her off campus. now here is a partial statement from the pins pal as well her name -- principal as well. she said in late february, administration was informed of possible inappropriate behaviour by this staff member we contacted child protective services and immediately placed mr. cornell on administrative leave where he remains at this time. both workers remain on leave, in the case of the neils wood middle school teacher the other one the staff member he resigned a short time later as we said. and we are told counsellors are available at both schools for students. tony back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> another big st

the last call for tom brokaw comes from montgomery, alabama. >> caller: mr. brokaw. a pleasure to speak with you today. i'm looking forward to hearing you speak at the conference next month in atlanta. just to reflect, my dad passed away when i was six years -- i was 28 at the time. he was named to the all-state football team in 1942. he listed in the marines and fought with the. [inaudible] when i read the greatest generation 14 years ago, and what you did, you reset my baseline. you helped me live my day-to-day challenges from working out issues in the workplace to this day, i sold back with situations that are arise, and ask what that would've done what it is a young man serving in the south pacific. i commend you with your book and i'm looking forward to your next one. it is a pleasure again, sir. >> guest: thank you so much. those are the kinds of calls that have so much meaning for me. i get emotional. i went out to ohio state with john glenn, and i finished my lecture at the john glenn policy center. a man stood up and saluted both of us in his vfw cap and i l

mr. lamare, soliciting sex. police detectives began an investigation when child pornography was found on a laptop computer lamare used at the school, that included the naked picture of a former student. the montgomeryounty public school system tells news4, as soon as this type of information is brought to the attention of the school, we notify police. they removed mr. lamare. he subsequently resigned. they fully cooperated with police. >> when they learned of this information and they did so internally, before we did, they contacted us immediately. then we took over. we began looking at some of the evidence that they already had, and, of course, we dug deeper and talked with more people. >> reporter: lamare was arrested. he appeared in montgomery county district court today, facing more than a dozen charges, including possession of child pornography, sexual solicitation of a minor, sex abuse of a minor, and indecent exposure. judge patricia mitchell set bond at $50,000. the principal at northwood sent a note home with students about aaron lamare's arrest. >> i was really surprised, because usually that would never happen i think in high school. but still, we have got the security and the school hav

mr. cornell on administrative leave where he remains at this time. both montgomeryrkers face serious sex abuse charges it appears both schools took immediate action. back to you. >> good news will thank you so much. >>> time now 8:12 a.m., a tuesday morning and royal visit to dc. we will take a look at the events prince harry attended. >> game 5 for the caps heads into overtime a recap. man it was tough when fox 5 morning news continues, it is 8:13 a.m. ♪ you've got to be kidding me. sweetie, help us settle this. i say this and this is called southern hospitality. well, i call it the clean getaway. [ scoffs ] you're both wrong. it's the freshy fresh. everyone knows that. i didn't know that. oh yeah, that's what they're saying now. [ female announcer ] nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine. try them together. then name it on facebook. [ people screaming ] hmm... oh, one small black cocoa creme iced coffee, please -- yum. woman: will that be all? [ brakes squeal ] uh-oh! not good. let me out of here! let me out of here! try du

mr. harrison's allegations which the school believes are inaccurate and misleading and will defend itself accordingly. the two million dollar lawsuit claiming retaliation and wrongful termination was filed today in montgomerynty. harrison and his lawyers say there are more details of discriminatory behavior that will come out in court. >> i'm sure we'll be following it. thank you. >>> a city paralyzed with fear by one man with a gun. a day long killing spree in seattle. police say the madness started when the man walked into a quiet cafi and opened fire inside. he left three dead, two wounded. later he allegedly carjacked an suv and killed the woman behind the wheel. during a police press conference, word finally came that officers had tracked him down. >> the suspect saw the uniformed officers. he apparently nement down in the middle of the -- knelt down in the middle of the street and put the gun to his head and shot himself. >> he was in the hospital in critical condition. police aren't saying who he is and why did he start shooting. >>> tonight family and friends are mourning the loss of a local marine who died in afghanistan. 22-year-old sergeant julian chase died in combat as a part of operation endu

montgomery, alabama. good morning. caller: good morning at c-span. good morning, mr. anthony. want to talk about what your children have done as they move towards a successful future. i think the idea of completing your education, in working up the ladder, is a good idea. as a student myself who is about to wrap up on two year program, my company is paying for the whole thing. it is better than $32,000. i am almost 60 years old. i'm trying to plan from the inside rather than try to go in and just try to negotiate a big bucks. host: what program are you studying for? caller: business and human- resources. guest: one of the booming industries is the community college. it is now -- it represents half our students. it has grown enormously. it has grown largely because the value of learning after high school for post secondary education has grown so much. community college has become a huge institutions in america, as have a for-profit schools. yourow you can't increase earnings financially -- substantially. it all depends on what you take. age and no longer means what it used to.

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mr. speaker, to stand in front of you tonight to discuss this ever important act. so to the young man i met this morning in montgomery, alabama's regional airport, to all of our men and women serving all over this great nation and this world, thank you from the bottom of my heart for the privilege to serve them as a member of the house armed services committee and as a member of this congress. it is a tremendous honor and a privilege and one that i certainly do not take lightly. overall this bill that we passed out of committee that we will take up this week restores fiscal sanity to our defense budget. and keeps faith with america's men and women that i already mentioned and aligns our military posture in this very, very dangerous world and rebuilds a force after a decade of war. now, do not be mistaken. you know that, mr. speaker, that we are currently working under the law, $487 billion in cuts to the department of defense. we have sat as members of the house armed services committee in committee hearing after committee hearing, where our joint chiefs and our commanders have sat in front of us and told us that, ye