we have an economic situation in nevada that is very difficult. >> reporter: nevada is number one in the nation in home foreclosures, number two in unemployment. the casino business has been battered. the number of conventions here has plummeted. gambling revenue was down more than $1 billion last year. folks who worker who don't just blame it on the recession, they are mad the president obama because twice he has told cash-strapped americans not to go blowing their money in vegas. plenty of folks who work here say senator reid should have convinced the president not to say that. >> harry reid, determination that makes a difference. >> reporter: reid's message? thanks to his powerful post at majority leader, he can deliver in a way no freshman senator could. >> there are so many different things that wouldn't happen but for the position i have. >> reporter: because of that role, he's become a lightning rod for republican criticism and is taking fire from all sides. republican challenger sue lowden. >> he's lost touch here in nevada. it's all about the jobs. his solution is to put thi

george federal courthouse in las vegas, nevada, on this past january the 4, 2010. on january 4, 2010, a man entered the lobby of the lloyd d. george federal courthouse, pulled a shotgun from underneath his jacket and began firing indiscriminately from outside the security area where visitors passed through the metal detectors. through a swift response, law enforcement officers were able to chase the gunman from the courthouse and ultimately sub due him. court security officers and members of the united states marshal service and the las vegas metropolitan police department acted bravely to subdue the gunman and minimize risk and injury to the public. without regard to their own safety, they performed their duty and protected all who were present in the courthouse that day from the threat of deadly harm through their swift and effective response. court security officer stanley cooper was a 26-year veteran of the las vegas metropolitan police department and worked as a courthouse security officer since 1994. on january 4, 2010, officer cooper was fataly wounded and d

he's out. >> i don't think many voters in nevada dislike me. we an economic situation in nevada that is redifficult. >> not only is the tea party targeting democrats, they also protest against big government and health care reform. >>> president obama's second nominee for transportation security chief is calling it quits. major general robert harding withdrew himself yesterday, blaming distractions caused by his work as a defense contractor. he admitted he made mistakes when his company overbilled the company in 2004. investigators concluded there was no froaud. err ohl southers, the first nominee, also withdrew his name. >>> someone broke into a store and made off with handguns. authorities think the thief tunneled through the floor of the store to get inside. >> any amount of handguns or weapons being stolesen a concern. 100 handguns, that's a lot of handguns, no matter how big your store is. >> solving the crime may be tough. the store doesn't have surveillance cameras which is making the investigation more difficult. >>> authorities in flor

brown's dream was realized and the seven nevada nevada memorial cemetery was donated. it has provided a final resting place in dignity, respect and honor. in recognition of his contributions, the governor declared april 6, 1990 as ken brown day. mr. brown has received countless honors paying tribute to his 50 years of service to nevada veterans and their families, including the key to the city of las vegas and supporting veterans in nevada and god and country award from the united states navy armed guard. it is truly an honor for me to stand here today and recognize my friend, and he truly is my friend, mr. ken brown. for all of his work that he has done for the veterans community and for helping to bring a veterans cemetery to southern nevada where all veterans and their spouse is can be buried with dignity, i cannot tell you how many times i have seen mr. brown at our v.a. cemetery in boulder city, honoring our war dead and being there as an inspiration to those veterans who came home, served their country admirably and will one day be at that cemetery. he has done a

this $2.6 trillion legislation will raise nevada taxes, kill nevada jobs, remove nevada seniors from medicare and saddle the state of nevada with budget-busting mandates. i urge my colleagues from nevada to speak for nevada, not their beltway ben factors, when casting -- benefactors, when casting their vote today. the speaker pro tempore: time has expired. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i now yield 45 seconds to the gentleman from oregon, a member of the committee, mr. blumenauer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. blumenauer: today's victory for health care reform and coverage for 32 million americans is not just the culmination of 15 months of hard work in this congress. it represents the historic accomplishments sought by presidents and members of congress dating back to teddy roosevelt, that the accomplish was achieved in the midst of difficult economic times, a toxic political environment without any bipartisan support makes it all the more remarkable. passage tonight will start making a difference for our families this year, and mo

after nevada the movement goes on the road. 23 states.epublican vice presidential candidate sarah palin is today's keynote speaker. >>> looking for work? try the white house. retired army major general robert harding is the second nominee to back out of the top job at the transportation security administration. now the search is on for a replacement. >>> and leading civil rights activist dorothy hyde has been hospitalized in washington. she just turned 98 years old. she was one of a handful of key african-american leaders to meet with president obama last month for a summit on race and the economy. a family friend tells cnn her condition is stable but serious. we're back after this. >>> in raleigh, north carolina they're nearing the end of the road for a busing program they had there that bussed students in order to achieve racial diversity in the schools. in a 5-4 vote this week the wake county school board decided to end the decades-long practice of busing in favor of a new neighborhood school plan that would keep students closer to hom

this $2.6 trillion legislation will raise nevada taxes, kill nevada jobs, remove nevada seniors fromd saddle the state of nevada with budget-busting mandates. i urge my colleagues from nevada to speak for nevada, not their beltway benefactors when casting their vote today. i yield back. >> the time is expired. >> 45 seconds each, democrat, republican. they're making their respective cases. we're only a little bit away, maybe 20, 25 minutes from the final roll call on the senate version of health care reform. our coverage will continue after this. at quicken loans, we're obsessed with finding a better way... for you to get a home loan. we've got a way for you to check the status of your loan online. securely, any time, anywhere. our e signature technology lets you sign... your documents from home, at your convenience. we've helped over three-quarters of a million families... refinance or purchase their home. it's how we've done things at quicken loans for 25 years now. - that's why i love... - i love... i love being a home loan expert. ♪ >>> they're going to get ready to wrap up the d

the event was held in senator reid's birthplace of searchlight, nevada. he thanked the tea party activists for coming to his hometown, spending money and stimulating the economy, but the election will be decided by nevadans, not by folks for out of state. this plans to end in washington, d.c. on tax day, april 15th. >>> time to say good morning to mr. reynolds wolf. today some places around the country could get ugly. >> especially in parts of the southeast. it looks like we could see storms in parts of alabama, mississippi and georgia, florida, carolinas. bafgly the southeast is going to have a bulls eye that will include heavy rain and possibly isolated tornadoes. we'll give you the full details coming up. >>> we want to show you more sights and sounds and flag waving from this psalm sunday mass going on right now. into an incredibly strong, healthy cat. his coat is incredibly shiny and soft and very thick. everybody thinks he's the most handsome cat they've ever seen. [ woman announcing ] purina one for indoor cats... unlocks the brilliance of nature..

searchlight, nevada that is, the hometown of senate majority leader harry reid.ea partiers are holding a rally there today calling on voters to defeat reid and other democrats in november for their role in passing health care reform. the tea party express will then travel across the country holding similar rallies in dozens of towns. the caravan's last stop is washington, d.c. on tax day, april 15th. now, today's rally in searchlight kicks off at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. former alaska governor sarah palin is the headliner. she'll be the keynote speaker, so stay with cnn for live coverage of palin's speech. >>> from tea parties to coffee clutches, political activists are making some noise and cnn's deputy political director paul ste steinhauser is listening in to all of it. what's this all about, paul? >> reporter: it's a pretty new movement. it started at the beginning of the year and is called coffee party usa. you can maybe consider it a liberal or progressive alternative in the making to the tea party movement. this all started as a reaction to media coverage o

shalom, nevada! these people are all -- maligning america.itting in our faces, they are calling us the n-word, and i am here for harry reid has described the united states of america in racist terms, i come here to say, you are the races, harry reid. i am not a racist. and while i've got you come let me just make about this. the mainstream media goes along with the desire to cast aspersions on hold by saying one nonexistent group of people used to the n-word. bill clinton himself with the ted kennedy and said i want to go but for my wife and not barack obama because -- because this guy would be serving as a copy of years ago. that is racist, my friends. the democratic party is racist and that is why i left it in 1996. [cheers and applause] i thought i would add another zero. so i'm here to announce to the people who accuse me of every slanderous name on the books, $100,000 now. $100,000, just one. if you're not willing me to share the proof that does not exist, john lewis, you take a polygraph, my friend, give you the $100,000. this is the pl

i spent part of my childhood in nevada. and i knew that the president would give a speech to the american legion. i knew afterwards we would have to go meet with over a dozen families who had lost someone in iraq or afghanistan. the president did this almost every week from november of 2001 on. and this particular instance it was the first time he had been to northern nevada with time to spare since he had become president, since the balloon went up in afghanistan. cynthia become president, since the balloon went up in a stand. and so, after the speech, he went back behind the curtain and met with meech family individually. and when we walked into the room i stood in the corner to take notes. and christine kristof began to speak and she was really one of the more remarkable people i've ever met. she was calm and cool and focused and very, very, very fluent and really remarkable person. she talked about the love that she had for her two sons. she talked about the contact or she would have with her son when he would, for comb

i think that we have an economic situation in nevada that is very difficult. >> reporter: nevada is number home foreclosures, number two in unemployment. the casino business has been battered, the number of conventions here has plummeted, gambling revenue was down more than $1 billion last year. folks who work here don't just blame it on the recession, they're mad at president obama, because twice he has told cash-strapped americans not to go blowing their money in vegas. plenty of folks who work here, say senator reid should have convinced the president not to say that. >> harry reid, determination that makes a difference. >> reporter: reid's message? thanks to his powerful post as majority leader, he can deliver in a way no freshman senator could. >> just so many different things that wouldn't happen but for the position i have. >> reporter: but because of that role, he's become a lightning rod for republican criticism, and he's taking fire from all sides. republican challenger, sue loudon. >> he's lost touch with what's going on here in nevada. it's all about the jobs. his -- his soluti

the so-called, as we refer to it in nevada, the screw nevada bill that was passed over two decades ago decided all of a sudden there were three sites that were supposed to be considered for the distribution of nuclear waste. all of a sudden in the screw nevada bill, there was one state and we were the state that got screwed by the united states congress. so this was always a political decision. it never was based on sound science. and let me tell you what the proposal of this bill was. 77,000 tons of toxic radioactive nuclear waste being shipped across 43 states to be buried in a hole in the nevada desert, where we have groundwater issues, seismic activity and volcanic activity and 90 miles from a major population center in the western united states. this was never based on sound science and it never was a viable option. however, for the last 20 some odd years, it has been the option that this congress and the former administration wanted to place on the american people. now, let me explain what some of the things are that are wrong with this. first of all, there's no safe way to trans

palin heads to nevada. invited her to attend a rally in searchlight, the hometown of majority leader harry reid. nbc's lee cowan is there and spoke with tea party organizers about what they hope is a big event. >> reporter: searchlight, nevada, doesn't even have a stoplight. it's picturesque but desolate area. but valuable because it's home to senate majority leader harry reid. >> he's done a lot of things americans are upset about. why not start in his backyard. >> reporter: diane kendall helped organize searchlight area, featured speaker sarah palin, hoping to bring people out. >> is there anger? >> yes. >> reporter: he's one of them, drove all the way from montana in his t-bird. >> anything specific to the health care that was passed. >> nothing you can print. >> searchlight's rv lots are full and the town's only motel has been booked for weeks. house boats on the nearby lake are rented out as rooms. still, those who consider reid a neighbor, even a distant neighbor, even if they disagree with politics t

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this evens is taking place in harry reid's birthplace, searchlight, nevada. in a statement to cnn reid actually thanks the tea party activists to coming to his town, spending money, stimulating the local economy. he says the election in nevada will be decided by nevadans, not by folks from out of state. frp here the tea party express rolls on across the kun and plans to end with a bg rally on april 15th, tax day in washington, d.c. >> thank you very much. from nevada to philadelphia a city dealing with a rash of violent flash mobs. a flash mob is when a group of people, twitter, facebooks and instant texting to converge on place in a large group. susan candiotti is in philadelphia tonight where police are hoping to stop this next flash mob before it turns ugly. good evening, susan. so do police have any clue that another flash mob might be imminent? >> reporter: john, police have not told us they have any inkling if or whether there will be another flash mob event. neither do young people we talked to tonight. we are in downtown philly. show you around. a pop

rounding out the list, las vegas, nevada, riverside and bakersfield, california.hankfully none of those in our area. >>> scammers could be targeting your house thanks to the census. someone could steel your financial identity. the census recommends fill out the form you rye receive in the male with information on every person in your household. if a census workers comes to your door, they should have a badge and department of commerce id and never ask to come inside. the dialogue always happens at your door. not sure if they are legit, call the regional census center to confirm. >>> if you are checking facebook several times a day, you are not alone. the web site blew by google as the most visited site in the country. >> reporter: move over google. social networking site facebook surpassed the internet search giant becoming the most visited in the united states last week according to hit wise. facebook recorded a massive 185% year over year increase in hits taking more than a 7% chunk of all u.s. internet traffic for the weekending march 13th. facebook previously

the builders finally arrived in nevada near the epicenter. mark twain deciding he had nothing better to deuce to become a millionaire. he was walking out and the silver would be on the rocks. you just walk over and pick it up and it was a lot of hard work digging and blasting. that is not something he was cut out to do. he decided it would be better to let other people do the hard work and he would just sell the stock. it still didn't work. he estimated later that he had become a millionaire for ten days before he neglected to doing enough work to establish legal ownership. his luck finally changed when he was offered a job as a newspaper reporter -- it was the next town up from carson city. his luck changed at last. the enterprise was the liveliest newspaper between st. louis and san francisco. he fit right in besides the prospectors and stock swindlers and other desert rats. the town was home to a contingent of prostitutes. and an entire regiment of gunslingers going by names like six finger peak. he spent the next two years reporting and i

in my state of nevada, mr. president, 600,000 people will be able to have insurance that's never had it before. 24,000 small businesses will be eligible for a subsidy to employ -- have people employed that have health insurance. they didn't have health insurance because they're cheap or mean. they couldn't afford it. the insurance companies would -- they'd get a palsy, they would cancel one if somebody got sick or hurt. now someone who's 26 years old can go to college or do whatever they want to do and not worry about losing their insurance until they establish themselves. mr. president, this legislation extends medicare for nine years is a healthy entity. medicare is not a perfect program, but it's a good program. my first elective job was a countwide job in las vegas, metropolitan area, clark county. when i went on the hospital board, the largest district in nevada, 47 seniors who -- 40% of seniors that came into that hospital had no health insurance, their brothers, sisters, neighbors would sign for them to

the state of nevada is opposed to storing this nation's nuclear waste at yucca mountain, nevada. president obama pulled the plug because, and only because, there is no scientific evidence and there never has been that yucca mountain can safely store thousands and thousands of tons of toxic radioactive nuclear waste within the yucca mountain complex. let me tell you why, mr. speaker. at yucca mountain, we have discovered there are groundwater issues, seismic activity, volcanic activity, to refresh everybody's memory, the e.p.a., environmental protection agency, had a radiation standard of 10,000 years, where they wanted to be able to safely store this nation's nuclear waste thousands and thousands of tons of radioactive material, for 10,000 years. the u.s. court of appeals overthrew that radiation standard and let me share with you why. because they determined, based on scientific evidence, that the peak radiation time -- radiation standard should be 300,000 years because that's when radiation reaches its peak. so the 10,000 year radiation standard thrown out by the u.s. court of

. >>> tea party supporters are arriving in searchlight, nevada, ahead of tomorrow's protest. they're trying to defeat harry reid in his re-election race. the tea party express is kick off a national tour in searchlight, which is reid's hometown. a tea party candidate has gathered enough signatures to put his name on the ballot. reid would lose in a two-way contest with either of the top republican candidates, but with the tea party candidate thrown in the mix, rooetd eked out a narrow victory. >>> sarah pail sin set to appear at tomorrow's rally, in fact. >>> we have an update on that story of a possible attack aimed at republican congressman eric cantor of virginia. yesterday, he said a bullet was shot through the window of his virginia office over the weekend. our sister network cnn spoke with them. said it was caused by random gunfire. cantor says he did not go public about it earlier because he thought it would only fuel the fire. then he said democrats were complaining about threats against them for political gain. >> security threats against members of congress is not a

that same day, the southern nevada memorial cemetery was officially dedicated. everyone in southern nevada knows that this project would never have been completed without the hard work and dedication of ken brown. now this was just one of many awards and commendations that our mr. veteran has received, including the proclamation of heroism from clark county, a god and country award from the u.s. navy armed guard, a formal proclamation from the las vegas city council and keys to the city and certificate of recognition and appreciation from the veterans of foreign wars political action committee. his efforts have been recognized both formally and informally by countless organizations and individuals, too many to list here. . mr. brown serves our nation admiraly when we were fighting to rid the world of tyranny and hatred. at a time when our nation needed heroes, ken brown stepped up. he answered the call. since his service in our nation's armed services, ken has dedicated his life to improving the lives of other veterans in southern nevada through his advocacy and

in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> today's tea party rally in nevada is the first of a 42 city bus tour that ends in washington on april 15th. >>> could certain metro riders wind up with limited access to trips they desperately need? we'll find out why there is a chance the agency's disabled passengers might need to find a new way to get around. >>> the world going dark for an hour at least. the reason why it's lights out around the globe. >>> from miracle to scrap. pieces of a legendary plane being sold to the highest bidder. stick around. we're coming right back. i'm at the doctor getting my shoulder looked at. as we're finishing up, i mention i'm going to the bathroom more often. he checks it out. good thing. turns out... my urinary symptoms -- such as going frequently, trouble going, flow starts and stops... and going often at night -- are due to bph, also called enlarged prostate. he says over time, avodart has been shown to shrink the prostate, improve urinary symptoms, and reduce the risk of prostate surgery. only your health care provider can tell if your symptoms.

tea party activists held a rally tonight in nevada, the hometown of senate democratic majority leader harry reid. the main speaker was former republican vice presidential candidate sarah palin. the tea party movement is a campaign to reduce government spending and taxes. and members say reid is a big part of the problem. cnn national political correspondent jessica yellin joins us now from searchlight. so the guest of honor has appeared, has spoken. now what? >> reporter: well, they're now hearing from local leaders and people who are affiliate with the tea party movement. i got to tell you, sarah palin was the big draw. this crowd was elated to hear from her. palin hit hard on the themes that drawn people to this movement. as she put it the government that governs least governs best. a big focus of the attack is the health care bill which folks here think literally -- a literally challenges their freedom. it takes away their liberty. they say it's government delving into their lives. here's what sarah palin had to say earlier. >> what is going on in our country? what's going on in d.

jessica yellin, cnn, searchlight, nevada. >>> you killed me guy. i'm going to kill yours. that's the message we are getting from osama bin laden. a new threat surfaced. he vows to execute americans in khalil shake mohamm khal khalil sheikh mo hamhammed is executed. >> peter burg is our security analyst and one of the few to come face to face in an interview with ben laden. does he have the ability to deliver on the threat he seems to be making now? >> well, you know, al qaeda has executed americans routinely for years. one of the most well-known examples was the american journalist, daniel pearl, executed in early february in 2002. it hardly represents a new shift in al qaeda's doctrine. they can continue to kidnap americans. this is not any big change in al qaeda tactics. >> let me ask you. you keep up with ben lad den and al qaeda better than anybody out there. is there anything about this threat that stood out to you? >> i think the main thing is this is sort of a proof of life, one of many proof of lives that ben lad din has continued to deliver. occasionally, he will

today we are going to ely, nevada. it is in eastern nevada, population about 5,000.is the next stop on the road to recovery. john hickman is the mayor of that city. mr. hickman, good morning, and thank you very much for talking to us. >> good morning. >> believe it or not, i've been in ely, nevada. and when i was there i was struck by the fact that it's kind of remote, not a lot around ely. what is your economy based on? how do people make their money? >> well, ely is a mining community and it has been for over 100 years. we have our main sources of the copper mine which is only about five or six miles away. we also have the nevada state prison here which is the maximum security prissen and then we have a lot of government facilities forestry and then tour and rec. >> how is the economy in ely these days? have you suffered along with the rest of us or because of the special nature of the time have you been insulated? >> we're remote, so we are insulated but i just got the figures within a few minutes ago that our unemployment has risen to 9.3. it had been right aroun

in nevada, mr.urance that don't have it today, 24,000 small businesses in nevada will be able to have insurance for their employees. why didn't they have it before? was it because they were cheap or mean? no. they couldn't afford it. the insurance companies have a lock on the system. they couldn't afford it. mr. president, there are so many good things -- and i'm not going to talk about all in this law the president signed today, but let me talk about one thing because it's very personal. this legislation now allows someone -- will allow someone who turns 24 to still be on their parents' insurance when they're in college. they don't even have to be in college. the reason this is important is searchlight, nevada, is place where a hard-working couple had a child sometime late in life. they love that boy. he's going to school almost full time, working part time. he turned 23. he went off his parents' insurance. within weeks of his being 23 years old, he got sick and was diagnosed with having testicular

. >>> rallying against the health care law. 9,000 protestors showed up in searchlight, nevada, the hometown of democatic senator harry reid. they want the senate majority leader to explain his vote. the crowd heard from the former alaska governor sarah palin who rallied the protestors to vote democrats out of office. >> and in those upcoming elects, we're sayi the big -- elections, we're saying the big government, big debt, obama- pelosi-reid spending pre-is -- spree is over. >> the senator said he was happy many people came to his town to spend their mean. it's the first of a 42-city bus tour ending in washington on april 15th. >>> now. >> a heckler tackled by three men after disrupting a campaign rally in arizona. senator john mccain is stumping to keep his seat on capitol hill and sarah palin is campaigning for him. when she got to the stage, the hecklers got loud. it's not clear if they will be charged with everything. >> everywhere at 11, starting in prince georges county, two paramedics are under review after seeing a man who was later found to be alive was dead. officials say the par

david mattingly traveled to nevada to check out the monument to waste.nument is known as yucca mountain. >> reporter: you want to get to the now-defunct nuclear waste repository at yucca mountain? hold on. >> we're going to be turning momentarily onto a road that's a little bit rougher. >> reporter: ten miles across the high nevada desert, i find all roads to yucca lined with stones and potholes. that doesn't sound good. >> i may have just done in a tire. >> reporter: i feel like i've been kidney punched. what do we got? oh, man. >> sidewall. >> yeah. >> reporter: it pays to have a backup in case of a blowout. >> that's the problem with these rocks. it just poked a hole in the side. >> reporter: too bad nobody thought to have one for yucca. the entire time this work was going on with this mountain, did anybody say anything about what they could use it for if the nuclear repository didn't work? >> no. that stuff has started very recently and people talked about that. >> reporter: 25 years, $10 billion, there was no plan "b"? >> no. >> reporter: it was sup

. >>> next on msnbc, we head out to search nevada where sarah palin will show up for harry reid later in mesa, arizona this afternoon live, sarah palin and john mccain. >>> it may be spring but a cold snap is gripping much of the country this weekend. what's in store for your area? after a quick break. simply ageless with olay regenerist serum costs less and it won't glob up in lines and wrinkles. you'll look amazing and happy too. simply ageless, from olay and easy breezy beautiful covergirl. increase in 6 months. pete, back it up! ( marker squeaking ) when business travel leaves you drained, re-charge with comfort suites. spacious rooms, free hi-speed internet, and free hot breakfast. comfort suites. power up. now stay two separate times with comfort suites... or any choice hotel and earn a free night. book at choicehotels.com. you need listerine® whitening® vibrant white™ rinse. the mouthwash that gets teeth four times whiter than the leading toothpaste. and kills bad breath germs. listerine® whitening vibrant white™. >>> a busy day for sarah palin who's not only campaigning for jo

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>> the best example they'll be pointing out is what's happening in nevada right now. they just announced there's going to be a new wind farm -- excuse me, turbine manufacturing plant, i should say, they're actually going to build those big blades there you see on your screen, and this is going to create 1,000 jobs they say, should be up and running in late 2011. but still, the issue here, tony, they say 70% of all that equipment and everything out there at that manufacturing plant, 70% of that stuff, all u.s.-made, all u.s. steel. but still, they are then going to be selling those turbines to places like the wind farm in texas, that's getting stimulus money. you see where i'm going with this. >> and on and on, this crazy circle that we're on. >> again, it depends on who you talk to. again, this new wind plant out there, they're going to be building these things, they say 70% of that money used for stuff right here that was made right here in the u.s. >> all right. t.j., appreciate it. >> the stimulus goes on. >> exactly. >>> we are saying good-bye to one of the best i

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ted rowlands, cnn, henderson, ted rowlands, cnn, henderson, nevada.sales event. >>> let's look at the stories that are getting a buzz over the internet. they are the stories many of you are taking about. ines ferre is joining me good. what's hot? >> what's heating up between google and china? you've heard about this. who blinks first? one day after google decided it would no longer censor search results in china, the chinese government counters that move by partially blocking access to the site. most google users in mainland, china, are experiencing difficulties making searches. it's like a never-ending saga. >> i got a sense something is going to be done here and resolution of this thing. we'll get an understanding. health care reform, the new law, i know a lot of people are talking about that and looking into the law a little deeper. there's something in here about tanning salons and burgers. >> burgers and tanning salons. tax the tanners, tony. >> yes. >> right. well, this is part of the health care reform. and part of that reform includes taxing t

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from nevada seek recognition? ms. titus: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. titus: thank you, madam speaker. yesterday marked an historic day as president obama signed the reform legislation that will give families more control over their health care and the same kind of choices that members of congress have. yet before the ink was even dry on the president's signature, republicans pledged that they would repeal health care reform if given the opportunity. reform that will end discrimination from pre-existing conditions republicans would repeal it. reform that will close the prescription drug doughnut hole that so many seniors fall into, republicans would repeal it. reform that will give the largest health care tax cut in history to families and small businesses to purchase insurance, republicans would repeal it. yesterday we took an important step forward with commonsense reform that will improve coverage for over 1.1 million people in southern nevada. nev

but i want you to say nevada. i don't know more -- you know, and if you ever watch bonanza, they always say nevada. >> don't worry, he came after me with vigilante. >> joe, i think it is easier to handle algorithms and cloud computing than it is to say the name of that state. >> oregon, too. >> if you need a high performance pascal written into your commador computer. >> i had to do it. >> 18 drops of due, each row has an even number of drops, eight boxes have an even number of drops. >> joe, how are your brackets looking? >> you know, john, i -- it was murphy's law last night. you know how much i wanted xavier to win. they got killed by k state the first time. i got up this morning and looked at it. i wasn't feeling well and there it was, double overtime, still loss. t.g.i.f., that's what i'm resting open the. >> you got duke going deep in this tournament? >> i actually didn't fill out the brackets. i'm kind of glad i didn't. i don't know if i would have picked northern iowa. what happens to cornell? >> they got

she's going to be in search light, nevada and going to arizona for mccain. going to reclaim the power of the people from those who disregarded the will of the people. we're going to fire them and send them back to the private sector. maybe when they join the millions of unemployed, they'll understand why americans wanted them to focus on job creation. come november, we're going to print pink slips for members of congress as fast as they've been printing money. shrum, does she have a responsive cord there? >> the republicans are going to make a very big mistake over the next few months if they stand there and sound like they have a know nothing opposition toward it. when you listen to what sarah palin is saying, the reason there was a massive shrinkage in the private sector was because george w. bush left us with a recession that almost became a depressi depression. we're entering into a period of recovery. we're going to see job growth in the next few months. when people see what's in this health care bill, when they see the economy recovering, when they see

and then sarah palin, she's then headed to nevada where she's going to host a big tea party rally thereh ann coulter. >> thank you. >>> my big question today, how much can sarah palin really help john mccain? give me a shout on twitter or on facebook or e-mail me. >>> looking at the horrific scene on an interstate in southeastern kentucky, 11 people killed after a tractor trailer crossed the median and slammed head-on into a passenger van this morning. the truck's driver was also killed. transportation investigators say the interstate could be closed for the next eight hours. >>> a fire destroys an historic courthouse in north carolina. we'll tell you what it has to do with an affair and john edwards. >>> making strides when it comes to fighting poverty. nicholas kristof weighs in on why there is reason to hope. >>> plus, the salahis are soon going to crash a tv set near you. we'll tell you where you can get perhaps a weekly dose of the white house party crashers. hole, the way triscuit does, you always end up with something delicious. ♪ triscuit. weave some goodness. i'm just a skeptic

they are going to searchlight, nevada. the united states senate, or maybe not the minority leader. maybe just out of a job, former majority leader. harry reid. and you know the message is, this healthcare bill repeal and replace, repeal and replace, repeal and replace. repeal and replace. repeal and replace. andç if you don't, we are goin to repeal them. ok? let me just luntion to you something you may have seen like in that 2,733-page monstrosity -- and i did read every page. but we are going to be finding out for a long time what this is doing to america. let me mention this morning's news. at&t will take a $1 billion ngnbash accounting charge, the largest disclosed ever. earlier this week a.k. steel company, caterpillar $100 million. valero energy, 3-m will take a $ $85 million charge.ç you know who will pay for that? the taxpayers of america. that is outrageous and unfortunately and that is just the beginning of obamaç care, friends. [booing] >> you know the liberal media and others are talking about the historic mo

sarah palin addressed a group in nevada. 8 to 10,000 people showed up to hear mrs.alin hammer senator harry reid in his hometown. >> so harry reid comes from these parts. you know, he served on the state's gaming commission and what he is doing now is gambling our future. and somebody needs to tell him, this isn't a crap shoot. this is a lot of this is being crap though. >> bill: obviously the left despises that kind of rhetoric. now charges that sarah palin incites violence and sows discord. some on the left fear tea party movement and there is a media strategy to brand tea party people as racist. right in the miami herald over the weekend leonard pitts says this about the tea party quote: are you can see what's emerging. the most ardent critics of president obama is going to be label racist and extremist. the extremist label is being used by some on the right against the president. last week's awful confrontation outside the capital where charges n word was used by anti-obama demonstrators signals how intense this entire issue has become. as the factor reported th

president, that the state of kentucky, the state of nevada have been having tremendous problems with a number of prabs, one of -- programs, one of which is medicaid. one of the things we did in our recovery package was to give the states, all 50 states, nevada and kentucky, all 50 states some help with medicaid. the cost of health care is just wreaking havoc with our states. there's nothing wrong with doing that. we have an obligation. medicaid was a program that we back here started. and to talk about the states getting some kind of a big benefit that they don't deserve, i don't think that's right. i met two weeks ago tonight in room 219 with 12 governors. they handed me a letter signed by 48 governors all saying "we need some help. and one of the places we need help is with medicaid, these health care costs are skyrocketing. skyrocketing." and even though we have given help, there are very few states in the union that haven't had massive layoffs. so, mr. president, again, i would hope that we could get this out of the way, have a discussion on health care at some subsequent time. a

i spent part of my childhood in nevada. i knew the president would give a speech to the american legion. afterwards he would have to go meet with over a dozen families who had lost someone in iraq or afghanistan. in this particular estimates it was the first time we had been to northern nevada with time to spare since he had become president, since the berlin went up in afghanistan. so after the speech he went back behind the curtain and met with each family individually. when we walked into the room and stood over in the corner to take notes. she was very remarkable woman. she talked about the love she had for tucson. she talked about the contacts she would have for her son. she talked about the stakes in the global war on terror. start about her younger son who would go into combat in march of 2008. when she finished the president said is there is a thing i can do for you? and bill spoke up and said, yes, mr. president, there is something you can do for me. i am an orthopedic surgeon, and a pretty good one. when my son go