people, how many millions of people were let in under the relaxed border control agreed by the home secretary. mr. speaker, is in a totally unacceptable that the home secretary chose the relaxed border controls in july, and even yesterday she could not tell us which airports and ports it applied to, how many to get up, and for how long? >> she provided those figures and the figures for the number of arrests are as follows. firearms, 100% increase in seizures. illegal immigrants 10% increase in arrests. forged documents, 48% increase. the simple fact that the right honorable gentleman right honorable gentleman has to accept anything and one has to accept is this. ahead of the u.k. border agency, rob whiteman, who also didn't know that this unauthorized action was taking place, he said this and i think it's very important for the house to understand, ahead of the border agency said this, brody clark admitted to me on the second of november that on a number of occasions this year he authorized his staff to go further than ministerial action. i therefore suspended him from his duties. in my opinion i

people -- how many millions of people were let in under the relaxed border patrol agreed by the home secretary. mr. speaker, isn't it totally unacceptable that the home secretary chose to relax border controls in july and even yesterday she could not tell us which airports and port applied to, how many took it up and for how long? >> she provided those figures and figures for the number of arrests are as follows -- firearms 100% increase in seizures. illegal immigrants, 10% increase in arrests. forged documents, 48% increase. but the simple fact -- the simple fact that the gentleman has to accept, and everyone has to accept is this, the head of the u.k. border agency rob whiteman, who also didn't know this unauthorized action was taking place, he said this -- i think it's very important for the house to understand that the head of the border agency said this -- brody clark admitted to me on the second of november that on a number of occasions this year he authorized his staff to go further than ministerial action. i therefore suspended him from his duties, in my opinion it was right for officials

of a whole other house this is the kind of appraisal work the trust has bought it and they said mrs home on her couch and say maybe we gave the horse too much i mean we made a mistake and become a woman and in the same breath on anything missing in sammy got a good run down dollar if here is not a hollywood story and where does this leave those who've already worked a lifetime and of course said ok i'll pay back a chapter eleven and i need two years old. and i said i did then it. was shaky bridge c but she called me the other day she was so worried about hoover she was that one she got not neighbors right across the street so she's god and she don't know about her house since they offered two hundred thousand not me as i think she said tell me so i don't know russians going there. they offered eighty four years young jagger's the twenty two thousand dollars for her home it doesn't matter what her home was like work any move on that. she says gentleman the purpose of this letter is to explain why i do not have a bill of sale when i was twenty one i bought my home in picher oklahoma in the

cost of a whole other house this is the kind of appraisal work the trust hands behind and they said mrs home on her couch and say maybe we gave the horse too much i mean we made a mistake. and in the same breath or anything missing sammy got a good run down dollar if here is not a hollywood story and where does this leave those who've already worked a lifetime. person ok ok back to chapter eleven and ninety two years old and i said to them it. jackie britt see if she calls me the of the day she's so worried about hoover she's that no one she's got not neighbors run across streets all she's got and she don't know about her house since they offered two hundred two thousand not in it i think she said tell me so i don't want rushing squander. they offered eighty four years young jackie busy twenty two thousand dollars for her home it doesn't matter what her home is like or can you move on there she says gentleman the purpose of this letter is to explain why i do not have a bill of sale i was twenty one i bought my home in picher oklahoma in the fall of one thousand forty three from three fields

go home, mrs. bowers. go home. is this where you rough me up, chief? really going to be up to you. i want you to give that kid back every dime. i don't do business that way. you heard what i said. every dime. (banging) kevin, baby, is that you? i told you not to slam the door. it's all here. what is all this? it's all the money i lost-- your money. second mortgage. how did you do this? i'm sorry for all this, mom. i just hope that this can make it right. oh, god, baby. you don't have to apologize. i love you, no matter what. you always remember that, okay? captioning sponsored by cbs c.s.i. productions and toyota. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org look, honey... it's santa. [ mom ] i thought i heard reindeer. mom... i mean, mrs. nelson, i have the perfect gift for you. he must've gotten my letter. ♪ oh...santa. [ male announcer ] levian jewelry featuring levian chocolate diamonds at kay jewelers. levian. one more reason kay... is the number one jewelry store in america. these are for me, right? ♪ every kiss begins with kay >>> thi

if we could put up on the screen, um, home. mr. beaudette, um, does husband's approach to overnight in the home program leave the door open to fraud and abuse? >> i believe anything pertaining to it would provide the opportunity. you enhance it, it decreases. you release it, the possibility of it goes up. um -- >> so, no, no. i'm asking does the current approach to oversight of the home program leave the door open to fraud and abuse. >> i don't think so. >> okay. well, then let me show you an example. um, this is a duplex in the town i grew up in. not in my district, but i'm in a divided county with a redistricting year, it'll be in my new district. not in my current district, but anyway, suffice it to say i grew up, actually, just a couple blocks from this house. you can see it's not that old. um, that appear to be a duplex. do you all agree it looks like a duplex? if you disagree, just tell me. but according to the grant information, this multi-family housing project was supposed to be six units. um, this is, you know, you can see

mr. beaudette in his testimony said in his estimation very little fraud in the home program. would you generally agree and that isn't no fraud, would you agree with the general statement? >> generally like mr. donahue said any fraud is too much. >> i agree. >> what we've seen over the last three years,, the numbers i gave you, that is what we have been provided to work with, not knowing what is out there is what troubles us. >> the other question that i really want to know is during your term and i will ask you the same thing in a moment. when you go with proposals to the generally accept them? suggestions on how to improve something to the generally accept those and implement your suggestions will? >> i think my colleague testified in june that the department's program has been very well receptive. >> but i want to know if you agree with it was the mick yes, sir. >> they've been open to suggestions when you there? >> the secretaries are quite sensitive the issues of making sure -- >> so they would try to implement it. mr. beaudette, have you found to be true as well? as peopl

mr. smith home? >> no, it's not.nta claus' house. >> reporter: parker has been missing for ten days now. she disappeared the same day her episode of "the people's court" aired. the show exposed the often stormy and sometimes violent relationship between her and the father of her twins. >> he shouldn't have put his hands on me. he shouldn't have left me three or four times over the past year and a half. >> reporter: police and parker's parents have been saying that dale smith jr. is not a suspect and it's not clear what sparked this raid but parker's parents did ratchet up the intense of their search this weekend. >> i want her home. >> reporter: even offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to her whereabouts. that reward had an expiration date of today, apparently to motivate tipsters to act soon. now, andrea, i spoke with family members this morning. they said that all they know about this raid is that michelle parker wasn't found. now, again, dale smith is not a suspect but he was the last person to s

mr. saleh when he returned home after being injured in a rocket attack that was widely seen as an assassination attempt. he said he was committed to a golf-arab-sponsored deal for a peaceful transfer of power, -- he said he was committed to a gulf-arab-sponsored deal. it is said the leader of yemen will now fly to new york for further medical treatment. bbc news. >> and we will stay with the middle east because we have more news from the region. >> that is right. this time, from bahrain. the american secretary of state hillary clinton says she is deeply concerned about human rights abuses in the country. the government is accused of using "excess of forster " mrs. clinton says she hopes an independent report -- the government is accused of using "excessive force." mrs. quinn said she hopes an independent report will help. >> it looked a little bit like the king was accepting a reward, but the words inside this 500- page tome are explosive. deeply uncomfortable. and with good reason. they stand accused of overseeing systematic human rights abuses. the king himself put a brave face on it. "if we

in my home state, we are mourning the death of mrs. cruz-rojas, a mother of three whose security employed officer, as a security officer. we've heard of the mall co that was a friendly person. but this is one of the security officers. came to her dental assistant job, pointed a gun through the glass, fired three shots, jumped over the counter, and ten fired more shots at her then-fallen body. three children are orphaned. i make the point because i'm also apologetic for my state. court records show mr. sousa was charged with beating ms ms. cruz-rojas in february 2009, but the misdemeanor assault charge was dropped after he completed domestic abuse class. i'm appalled at that. but he was still carrying a gun. he still had a job and was able to kill a mother of three children. my third amendment simply says, even though texas has a robust handgun concealed carry law, i would ask that this measure enforce a minimum standar for gun possession. that would be a standard to include that you could not have a concealed weapon if you were convict

home safe. thanks for joining me. nancy mr.look at some other stories topping the news now. now amateur video from syria appears to show soldiers firing on anti-government protesters. the content of the videos can't be independently verified. syria has banned most foreign journalists and doesn't allow independent reporting. syria is facing widespread economic sanctions. an city. ed 3500 people have been killed over 8 months. >>> aruba, the suspect in the disappearance of robyn gardner is being set free. a judge is letting gary gee or dan know go home tomorrow, after saying there's no evidence to hold him. authorities say they're disappointed by the decision but remain on the case. >> it is, in some ways, a setback but it done mean the investigation is not continuing. we have said before we are determined to bring this case to a closure and that means that we will continue the investigation, as we have been doing up until now. >> he's always claimed gardner was lof st at sea while snorkeling. her body has not been found. >>> the

mr. giordano may go home this morning. but he's not home-free yet.ere is a court hearing at 11:00 a.m. judges might decide to keep giordano on the island for 30 days. in that time, he would be en route to the united states. the attorneys here would say they would try to extradite him. that's a lengthy process. it could take anywhere from three months to a year. >> if the new order for detention is given, we aim to file for mr. giordano's extradition from the u.s. authorities. >> reporter: giordano is the only suspect in the disappearance of robyn gardner. not a trace of her has been seen sense. investigators admit they have no body, no murder weapon and no convincing motive. they have a lot of circumstantial evidence, including a $1.5 million travel insurance policy, which giordano took out on gardner, the day before they traveled here, names himself the beneficiary. but giordano says he did that for all of his travel compani companions. they still intend to try him. they will bring him back here if they have to, to put him on the stand for murder ch

home secretary back to bite me. >> ed miliband. >> isn't it typical, mr. speaker, when things go wrong it has nothing to do with them? [shouting] >> order, ordr.

so for those playing along at home, mr.ho "a," questioned israel's right to exist. "b," called the holocaust a myth. and "c" crowned himself king of all truthers by pronouncing 9/11 a big lie. so a nuclear iran, increasing by the day, the risk, should the apologist in chief roll up his sleeves and do something, bob? >> bob: first of all, that is one of the more outrageous ways to describe a president. coming from you, i'll take that. let me put hit the way, the more sanctions put on iran by the obama administration than any other administration. if you notice, head engineer of the country was assassinated. there was a bug, virus put in the computer system. i am here to tell you the c.i.a. did that. i think our intelligence community has been working with israel to set that program back a number of years. if it's this far along, thoug though, us also believe that barack obama would be the first one with the israelis to ache out -- >> eric: the u.s. force or -- >> bob: both. >> eric: last night i spoke to the deputy speaker o

mr. simmons slapped my daughter in her face. my daughter came home very upset. i filed a police report and i do have the police report. mrs. simmons is racist to the afro-americans and latinos. i had numerous words with her. >> madame chair, i don't believe it is proper for a person to identify. >> we were just checking that. i want to caution all of the speakers that slander for any of these staff members is inappropriate. if you would like to make your comments as general as possible, don't use names, personnel. >> please forgive me. i'm hoping paul revere can be a better school and the principal there can show a little more consideration with the students as far as the parents. things she has done two her parents and brutalize their children. i am just a concerned parent, and i want to see something better in the school. >> [speaking spanish] [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, my name is adam. i am the father of a girl out paul revere. >> [speaking spanish] >> i had the same situation with the principle at that school, there is no communication. and un

mr. giordano is coming home tonight. prosecutors are working on an emergency appeal. will be free tuesday night at the earliest. >> reporter: after more than 100 days in an aruban jail, gary giordano can be a free man. investigators have not made enough progress in the disappearance of his loved one, robyn gardner. >> when i started asking him about his release, he started to cry. >> reporter: giorda -- giordano disappeared while snorkeling. her body was never found. she also has a boyfriend here in maryland who believes that giordano knows where she is. >> i hope that if he is released, somebody is waiting to pick him up here on the u.s. side. >> reporter: the u.s. department still has an open investigation into giordano. and they did raid his home in montgomery county. >> the investigation includes salacious details about giordano's swinger lifestyle. >> with our constitution, laws are probably better for him in this country than in aruba. >> gardner's boyfriend still believes that she is still alive until someone shows him proof that she's not. >> that would be giv

is just to be left alone and do my time and go home. >> mr.christ, what we're going to do is return you back to your cell. place you back in asl 5 status. you'll remain in that status until such time as your report has been adjudicated. we'll determine what your next status will be. thank you very much. >> i was doing so good. you know, i told my mom, i'll stay out of trouble. and just to be good. you know? they take all the fun out of everything. sex is the only thing you have. and half the time it's not even worth having anyway. because it's that 30 second get in, get out. what fun is that anymore? >> prison officials must determine if gilchrist will receive any additional time for his actions. in the meantime, gilchrist will not be allowed any work detail. >> i'm like the most popular one. they call me countess. big countess, above all. because i look more female-like more than any of the other ones here. >> randi stamper is an openly gay inmate at isp. he's serving a 25-year sentence for attempted murder. >> shot somebody. shot them for ge

mr. years, both in their home state of michigan and in their work assignments in congress. mr. upton has represented the sixth district of michigan since 1987. in 2010, he was selected by his house colleagues t serve as chairman of the committee on engy and commerce. after having served as the ranking member of the subcommittee on energy and environment from 2007 to 2010. fred has a well-earned reputation for getting things done in washington and at home in southwest michigan. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome congressman fred upton. [ applause ] >> thank you. it is my job to introduce my dear frien john dingell. he certainly has looked out for our great state of michigan virtually every day and every night. and by anyone's definition, he is more than just a legend. he's a remarkable character in every respec a world war ii vet, a member that greatest generation who never asked for thanks for a job well done but just did his job. and that attitude has carried on in his service in the house. everyone does know that his the dean of the house. he has had a remarkable journey wi

mr. smith home? >> no, he's not. it's santa clauss' house!ter: michelle's mother is reacting. >> when i found out it was a family member of the exfiance, my heart pounded out of my chest. to this day, they haven't called me once. >> reporter: she's said before she doesn't believe dale smith had anything to do with her daughter's disappearance. this morning, she's still searching, still hoping to bring michelle home to her children. and michelle's brother tells us police did not find what they were looking for in that raid. so it would appear the search for michelle is back at square one. george? >> okay, ryan. thanks. let's bring in the legal team, dan abrams and nancy grace. thanks for both of you for coming in. nancy, let's begin with you. a little incongruity here. they say smith is not a suspect. then they go into his father's house with a full s.w.a.t. team. >> you know, you're right. and here's the kicker, george. once that someone is named a "suspect" or a person of interest, all of their constitution nal rights and privileges then att

mrs. tillman: vanessa, baby, please come home. we miss you. man (distorted): vanessa's never coming back. (clattering) (dial tone) the victim's mother confirmed it's the same voice she heard on the phone. we can't rely on this as evidence. chain of custody is all wrong. we can't ignore it either. (sighs) mrs. tillman: we miss you. man: vanessa's never coming back. it just feels like it's been tampered with, like we're getting set up. maybe. let's just proceed with caution. okay, i'll run the voice decoder. that'll eliminate whatever artificial distortion there is. man (distorted): vanessa's never coming back. vanessa's never coming-- coming back. man (less distorted): vanessa's never coming back. (less distorted): vanessa's never coming back. well, it's not esteban's voice-- no surprise there. it's not the dog pound guy either. then whose voice is it? that's relied on to help bring children holiday joy, and while it doesn't travel by sleigh or reindeer, it does get around... in fact, every year duracell sends loads of batteries to the mattel c

mr. godden had come home from the point of impact licko racetrack and -- from pimlicoeracy track. >> and right here and got down him. and -- on the floor. >> reporter: the assailant started going too his pockets but the 92-year-old fought back. >> and i had the key and him -- [ indiscernible ] >> he hit you in the head? >> yes, the stitches right here. >> reporter: he showed us the three stitches an e.r. physician put in his scalp. two of his fingers were also broken in the scuffle. the thief got away with $20 before running down the stairwell and leaving the building. al 60 units are subsidized housing which, used to be for senior citizens only. in recent years, opened up to anyone disabled and that is when the trouble started. >> we tried to tell the officers not to let anymore young people in here. it started when they started moving in here. >> reporter: timothy house has a building security system and managers say they can't legally keep younger tenants out. >> we have to take disabled people in here. we have to abide by fare housing laws and anyone that -- fair housing laws. anyone

mr. williams, you come home a different world than the one i come from. if i had made $1 million i would remember when i did. you said in your testimony that part of the compensation that these executives receive is based on their performance. but with all due respect, their performance and joerres has been deficient, especially in the area of -- their performance and yours has been deficient, especially in the area of helping homeowners. congress passed the emergency economic stabilization act and the president signed it on october 3, 2008. it states clearly that fhfa, freddie mac and fannie mae cannot shout implement a plan that seeks to maximize assistance -- fhfa, freddie mac, and fannie mae will implement a plan that seeks to maximize assistance to homeowners. i have not seen that. what i have seen is dried out work by the congress. the home loan modification program was supposed to help 3 million to 4 million homeowners modify their loans. so far, it has helped 800,000, correct? >> i believe that is correct. >> with regard to the horror -- the home

mr. obama was "the christ." the president was not at home was hurt. now it is time to talk about the system. he was fixated on the a bullynt's role as countries andcing his past gang membership and it comes to taking action. if you want power, you better earnings. constantlyto stop asking questions and just follow your heart. fight for what is right. fight for the truth. fight for our freedom. >> ortega-hernandez could be brought back to d.c. to face the charges of attempted , and if convicted it could put him behind bars for life. gordon. >> scott thuman, thank you. >>> for the complete version of video, wjla.com. families ofrno's the legendary team leader has long cancer. his son, scott, says it is treatable and doctors are have a polle will recovery. the diagnosis was made last weekend. >>> this afternoon, the house controversial amendment amidst growing concerns about the super committee and its apparent inability. far the have not yet come to on $1.20 trillion in cuts.ng once again, the clock is ticking on capitol hill. we do not have much time.

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do you have all the tools, 10,000 rentals into a million homes doesn't sound like the two is working very well. mr. haldeman, do you have all the tools you need so these homes are occupied, maintained, and as productive as possible, regardless of whether not the current debtor is able to make payment? >> mr. chairman, we have worked with cheney and with fhfa on a servicer alignment initiative which i think is going to allow us to more effectively with the problem that you're talking about. that is, have increased pressure on her servicers to do some of the things you're speaking of. >> mr. williams? didn't mean to cut you off. >> two other points. one, the foreclosure laws are state laws. and so if congress is willing to act, take responsibly for what are currently state laws, that would be one thing. second thing that i would highlight is, we are working with both fhfa and freddie mac on opportunities to further expand reo opportunity, for rental. >> mr. demarco? you don't get paid as much but you're welcome to give a full answer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it has been a challenge for me as cons

mr. chairman. for example, in my home state of north carolina, concealed-carry permits from south carolina and georgia are recognized, but not permits from new mexico. meanwhile, new mexico readily recognizes concealed-carry permits from north carolina. if enacted there would be no discrepancy over which permits are valid. another reason for supporting h.r. 822 is that it protects states' sovereignty. states are not required to issue concealed-carry permits and state laws regarding the use of ownership of firearms are explicitly preserved. i firmly believe that the second amendment -- individuals to own a firearm, mr. chairman. i also believe that ownership and use of a firearm carries a special level of personal responsibility. this bill promotes both of these ideas and if enacted it will help make america safer which probably explains why this bill has 245 co-sponsors. i thank the chairman and yield back. the chair: the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, i am pleased to yield to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey, rush holt, two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognize

michigan is his home state. mr. romney leads in the national polls. new gallup says today only 45% of republicans believe that ultimately mitt romney will win the republic nomination. that's more than all of romney's rivals combined. for mitt romney it's another opportunity to show his private sector experience with business and job creation. but it's also a big opportunity for newt gingrich. newt gingrich has slipped into third place in the national polls, having plummeted earlier this year. and he has done so in large measure with very strong debate performances in which rather than attack his rivals, he has criticized the media and said that the republicans should unify against obama as opposed to circular firing squad. opportunity for newt gingrich tonight. opportunity for rick perry who when he came into the race shot to the top of the polls and plummeted during weak performances. tonight is an opportunity for him as well. >> shepard: carl cammeron tonight. rochester, michigan. carl, thanks very much. disastrous days in the markets. real troubles

donald trump -- home base with mr. trump is this. you know, like you're over there going so i was over there at snl yesterday and we went and had a sandwich and then we went to the game. he's like this the whole time. >> we should play you something. we have a tribute to you. >> i'm interviewing darrell hammond. >> he's amazing. he was on saturday night live for years. i don't think anyone ever hit me like him. he's a great guy and he has me down to a t. and others. but people think he does it the best. >> rare praise indeed. >> super flattered. >> your head cut in there, you could be brothers. >> i have this bland face that the make-up artists say can you paint on because they say you can't make. look like someone but you can make me -- look, it's very bland. and then it just can be transformed around. >> where do you get the ability to do impressions from do you think? >> i guess from my mom. my mom was great at it. >> really? >> really good. really good. >> after all we discussed, that's fascinating. >> yes, it transported her. it