she was able to read before he got there, mrs. kennycommon to present on on the other, oh, if one of the art collection. and virtually every page was a topless woman and he would pick through it and there was my second wife. it was my third wife. and she said jack and i had to make such an enormous effort to keep from laughing. almost didn't make it. spent day, could you tell how funny she was? >> well, i'll tell a funny story about her family. she was very close to her sister who was married to the prince of poland, and he came here during a campaign and he was very big in the polish crowd, but he was not an american citizen. he was a polish citizen. and the drive was to get him out and see the people, and this fellow who named -- who worked in the state department was a very, very powerful political figure in the polish world. so he definitely wanted stash to come to his district, or the campaign. i said, we can't do that. we can't have a foreign dignitaries campaigning in a domestic election. well, he says, let me see what i can do.

and mrs. kenny wrote to the leader. we are not talking about big business here. we're talking about businesses that affect the employees and small counties all across this country. the leader, for example, has 5, 010 subscribers. the kennies wrote back in and said, as i stated in my letter, i'm a blue collar factory worker with limited education and worked for our county's largest employer for nearly 35 years. the only reason i am speaking out on this issue is this -- to get others involved. our economic future and way of life here in giles county could be on the line unless residents, business owners, civic organization and others come together and support h.r. 2250. you know what, ladies and gentlemen, the people of america understand that the e.p.a. is in fact killing jobs. they understand that while we have to have a clean environment and we all want a clean environment, as the gentleman from kentucky said earlier today, we can do that. this is a reasonable approach. h.r. 2250 is a very reasonable approach, which will do both -- continuous on the regulatory -

mr. boehner is being pretty selective. host: kenny from alexandria, virginia as away talk about congress, the constitution and executive orders. caller: good morning, steve. i wish he had done executive orders almost it seems from the beginning when he came in to office. he was not getting positive feedback even from journalism and the republican party. and whether it is healthcare and that was the main thing, was just getting his point across. he had to go against the term entitlements. it is almost to the point of when you have a guest, if they can sit in a chair are they entitled to a chair when they sit at your desk. it has gotten that simple. the environmental aspects of the smokestacks and water. rachel carson was so prevalent in that about getting d.d.t. and that was jobs back then. the argument against protecting neighborhoods. that is our security as basic as that. host: thank you. a related story about the deficit reduction committee they have had four public -- more private meetings than public but there is another public s

mr. clinton a long time and jim just thrilled he's still involved and working to help people. >> tonight's concert will feature lady gaga, bono and kennyhesney. if queen elizabeth hosted an annan party at buckingham palace ahead of her 10-day trip down under. celebrity guests included elle macpherson and actor hugh jack man. >>> some in the raider nation are calling it a snub. >> i think it's disrespectful. shame on them. >> what "sports illustrated" didn't do that has raider fans fuming. >> and the new step to bring home a missing missouri baby not seen in almost two weeks. and we're going back live to the safety summit taking place this morning just days after the city's top cop resigned. fualaau for us. >> one day after the city of oakland makes howard jordan interim police chief, he takes his first street to make oakland streets safe. welcome back to ktvu morning on 2. we'll have more on that safety summit in just a moment. but first, the search for a man who has been missing for more than a week. san francisco police are asking for your help this morning. mark marvin was last seen leaving his home around 4 p.m. on october 6th. his

mrs. connally ] you can't take my fios away. [ male announcer ] fios. a network ahead. ♪ i'm turning it loose footloose ♪ ♪ kick off your sunday shoes please louise ♪ >> nothing like a little kennythe remake of it. thanks for the correction. >> it's good too. we will have more of it coming up. i'm nancy cordes. welcome back to "the early show." >> welcome back, everyone. i'm jeff glor. we will talk footloose coming up soon. >> the remake opened in theaters yesterday and it has some awfully big dancing shoes to fill. the original starring kevin bacon was so popular back then that the sound track took down michael jackson's "thriller" and stayed at the top of the chart almost three months. coming up, we will take a look at that, the remake and it's getting reviews and see how it compares to the classic. >> they said it again in the '80s like the original one was. >> todd miller is here. he is the king of stakes. how did he get that title? it's a good title. the executive chef at gotham steak in fontainebleu in miami. he is going to whip up our a festive fall menu for us coming up. >>> the weather headlines, do a fall thing here. we are into that time of year, when peak foliage is

mr. kohl: i ask unanimous consent that the following staff have unlimited floor privileges during consideration of h.r. 2112 -- galen foulton, stacy mcbride, chad mitzler, mike lavender, brian diffle, zack kenny, and christina wegger. i ask unanimous consent that bob ross and mary coskin and detailees from the department of ag and the committee on appropriations be granted unlimited floor privileges during the consideration of h.r. 2112. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kohl: mr. president, i send an amendment to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the presiding officer: is there objection to setting aside the pending amendment? mr. kohl: i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the amendment be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kohl: i suggest the absence of a quorum -- the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report amendment. the clerk: mr. kohl proposes amendment numbered 775 to amendment numbered 738. mr. kohl: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the amendment be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kohl: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum