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in between panama city and pensacola. had the opportunity to meet with some good floridians and pigged up first-hand ideas on what we can do to stabilize not only the economy but do away with some of the rumors that's affecting the overall economic outlook for that particular area. i also -- in pensacola, i went to the command center in mobile, alabama and had an opportunity to meet with the coordinateors there on behalf of the coast guard and coordinateors for the state of florida, coordinateors also for the recovery effort as it relates to oil companies. i want to say from the outset, mr. speaker, that those that are responsible for this spill b.p., haliburton or the number of other companies that have been named, i guarantee you this, that response will not go without them paying. and i think it's very, very important that everyone on this house floor understand that many people have been affected due to the lack of regulation be from the regulatory agency not doing what they should do and i know that this congress wil

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our delegation was recently in panama. some of these people were there to meet with president martinelli for a couple of hours to reinforce our appreciation for his vote and also to invite him to come next year to our annual gala on thursday, april 28, 2011 to be honored by our organization for his courage. he is the only -- it is the only latin american country that has voted that way despite enormous pressure he has been getting from the arab world and iran. pressure in terms of blackmail and bribery, in an effort to change the voting behavior of panama. he has promised to stand firm, and we need to stand firm with him. please be here next year with us. stop at the registration desk and register early. you saw what we are doing this year. you saw the type of people we are leading. i think you saw that together, we are making a difference. thank you for being here. thank you for all that you do. a safe travels. [applause] this is for you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyrig

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fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >> oriole president macphail is apparently just as frustrated as the rest of us. told the sun today that certain hitters may face demotion. saying quote they will either have to start performing or they will go to norfolk. he did not single out players. but you can do it yourself. scott, hime reimold. and examine jones. but they did get some production today in new york. just not enough to avoid the sweep. bottom of the third. it is already 2-0 yankees. rodriguez rounds the single up the middle with the bases loaded. jeter scores. here comes johnson and the throw from montinez. great swipe by tatum in the plate. johnson is out. and yankees lead. and top of the fort. same score. andy pettitte loaded the bases. facing reimold, struggling of late. but pettitte walks him. forcess may markakis home. yankees trail. and bottom of the fourth. it is 4-1. tashara gets a hold of one to deep right center. montinez back to the wall. and he cannot get it. jeter and johnson both come in to sc

panama start by explaining how much -- >> start by explaining how much was granted to this community. >> they were famous for the historic hotel. a little under $1 million to provide broadband to a place that did not have it. it is a remote part of the united states, more than 50 miles from any urbanized area. it is in the white mountains of new hampshire. it does not get any more world than that. the county that they are in is the highest -- the hardest hit in the economy. it has some of the lowest incomes. the people in that community have been devastated by the paper industry leaving town. one of the paper mills have shut down. it is a strained economy. the only thing that they seek for their future is tourism and second homes. you need to have broadband. if people are going to come there and spend money, give people jobs, the biggest employer is the resort. they have to have broadband. it is critical to their economic future. our agency is all about world economic development. what are the resources and assets? this is a beautiful part of the country, but. it but. -- but it is rem

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >> final look at the seven-day forecast. 81 degrees tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. 84 thursday with a few showers possible. 82 on friday. it looks like nice conditions starting off the weekend. saturday a chance for a few showers and thunderstorms as cooler air it moves out of canada. it looks like we will see a cool down sunday, mother's day. but a nice day at this time. with temperatures around 69 to 70 degrees. and 72 on monday. and then next tuesday another round of showers possible. back to you. >> thank you, vytas. >> late word, we heard someone else ran out on the field again during the game tonight. we hear he was not tased however. but we cannot -- we cannot confirm that. >> bad behavior by those philly fans. >> i don't understand it. the philadelphia fans are so classy. >> that will do it for the "late edition". thanks for joining us. i am jeff barnd. >> they boo'd santa. >> i am jennifer gilbert, see you tomorrow night. have a great night. real time closed captioning

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >> gary: we changed our mind, 1, 2, 3. >> or 5. >> gary: the answer is about approximate 3. >> good. >> gary: coming to baltimore. here is young. after the first pitch. he grounded out his first time up. and matusz has -- walked one, struck out 2. oriole's no run. and a rain maker to right. markakis hauls it in. 1 away here in the 4th. visit oriole's.com and a winner will receive four vip seats, parking to the wednesday may 26th game against the a's. could you win four passes to watch batting practice on the field. don't miss your chance. and miss by wilson ramos. he had has grounded out. matusz first pit top batters. they hit .467. that's the highest average in any mitch -- pitch count situation. he settled in and it's tougher. fast ball that will tail away. maure is back. and and and a foul. >> not really sure back behind the plate. more than happen to have them in the lineup. >> gary: saw in the paper here in the newspaper may have been on line. some discussion of, again gon

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panama city, florida, rex on our line for republicans. good morning, rex. caller: good morning. host: did you have a chance to see the shuttle launch yesterday? caller: no, sir, i didn't. i was working. host: all right. tell us what you think about what the president had to say about the oil spill and the system failing? caller: oink it's not mr. obama trying to get it done, but everybody that's held accountable for not only halliburton, but whoever is actually inspecting the pipe that can go from japan to brazil to the united states. whoever makes it because of the metals made and how it gets corroded under the waters, it should be inspected more thoroughly because of the articles. plus the fishermen, the oyster men, the beaches, tourism down here on the coast, everybody ought to be held accountable. host: is your business going to be affected by the spill when it gets to the shores of the coast there? caller: yes, sir. my company is actually helping clean up out of mobile, alabama, and i've got a satellite here in panama city. we're doing everything as well as volunteering and

sharon alice just found out her bag contained two round trip tickets plus hotel to the panama city beachesnjoy four days and three nights in one bedroom condominium at a resort privacy located in the world's most beautiful beaches. when am i going to do that? >> she can take off from vwi marshall any time this year. >> this is my first vacation on a plane, ever. >> yeah. >> ever, so. >> wow. >> reporter: more people found out they were winners. including andrea redkey. >> i thought okay, i got a frisbie and hat and i kept digging and said, hey, i found some tickets in it. >> this is a bag that has tickets in it. we're gone going to go give it to someone lucky. >> reporter: have you found a bag yet? >> no. >> reporter: you should look inside. >> i got free tickets to a trip to europe. >> reporter: i love being the bearer of good news. >> where's my bag? it will soon cost you more to cancel your iphone contract with at&t. the carrier will charge $325 if you want to get out of your contract early. right now they charge $175. that announcement comes in the middle of speculation that apple will

off a new service between -- southwest airlines is kicking off a new service between baltimore and panamabeach florida. >> grab a bag. >> reporter: at the corner of light and press street, southwest airlines had a beach party, and they were giving away goody bags. some were better than others. enjoy four days and three nights in one bedroom condominium located in the world's most beautiful beaches. when am i going to do that? >> she can take off from vwi marshalls any time this year. >> this is my first vacation on a plane ever. ever, so. >> wow. >> reporter: and more people found out they were winners. including andrea redkey. >> i thought okay, i got a frisbie, a hat and then i kept digging through and said, hey, there's tickets in there. >> reporter: this is the final one out of six bags that have the trip tickets in it. we're going to go give it away to someone lucky. let's go. >> reporter: have you gotten a bag yet? >> no. >> reporter: there you go, you should look inside it cause we're giving away some free stuff today. >> free tickets for a trip to europe. >> reporter: it was a lot

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way.eems the government and bp may be tied together when it comes to stopping that leak in the gulf of mexico. despite open frustration from the obama administration. this is live streaming video of the leak a mile below the surface of the water in the gulf of mexico. you can see at the top of the screen, oil continues to flow from that broken well. today, coast guard officials said the government does not have the expertise nor the equipment to stop this leak. >> and even though brown crude oil is washing ashore in louisiana, university of unlikely that we will see anything like that here. they say people in north carolina could see the spill. but the most that we would see on the eastern shore is a few sandy tar balll. >> a baltimore businessman said he has a quick fix for the oil spilling into the gulf of mexico. but as michael buczyner tells us.ú nobody is listening. michael? >> jenniier, here a look at he %-the well gushing foii a month. for two weeks sanchez said his plan to plug lea

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way.(ding) >> weather was great today. but we are hearing it is changing? >> yes, changes headed our way. slight chance of showers tomorrow. not a complete washout. just the chance. you know, there could be an isolated rain shower. but rain and quickly. >> no panic then. >> no panic. >> we could still have a decent weekend. >> yes, pretty nice weekend in store. and today was summer like. look at the high temperature for today. 87 degrees. it was hot and humid out there. and normal we should be at 75 degrees. now, right now, at the inner harbour. checking in at 79 degrees. partly cloudy skies. and why it is so warm is because you can see the winds out of the south. light though. winds are light out of the south. bringing in moisture and a little bit of heat. northeast regional temperatures at this hour. 77 in baltimore. 74 in harrisburg. 67 in new york. and back off to the west. they are sitting in the 60s. 66 in pittsburg. and 67 in cleveland. they are cooler. because they are dealing with

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way.ding) >> gun fire erupts inside of a hair salon this morning. >> the gunman shot the owner and has yet to be seen. jeff abell standing by live in overlea with the latest on the investigation tonight. jeff, what have you found out? >> it all went down inside of the blessed productions hair studio late this morning. inside, police tell us a gunman shot the owner in the head. and tonight, the search is on. >> at the overlea plaza shopping center. store owners spent this day struggling top understand why. >> really, really sad. >> just as the owner of the blessed productions hair studio was opening for business late this morning. a robber walked in and shot her in the head. she stumbled into a nearby business for help. >> i said what happened and i look at her face, and blood all over. i call 911. >> the gunman according to police, stole the victim's money and fled on foot. she was the only person in the salon when the gun fire erupted. >> she did not claim to know the suspect, so we don't

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the width of the panama canal was determined by the navy ship.much larger ships the indy 500 class battleship and we have adapted very well to getting to places and other ways in the panel can now so operationally is queen to mean that much one way or another in terms of how we operate. >> when will the need to decide whether it will of a multi-year deal for the super hartness? >> we are working on that right now. we have gotten -- we had a proposal from the manufacturer. now it's being worked in terms of whether or not the savings are there the what justified the multi year and we are hopeful that there will be resolved very soon. >> hell do you anticipate the u.s. nuclear submarine fleet to be affected by president obama's proposals to reduce the size of the u.s. arsenal and u.s. strategic dependence on nuclear weapons? >> fi ballistic missile submarines lead is one of the three legs of the deterrents try along with long-range bombers and ballistic missiles land-based ballistic missiles. and i think that it will always be an important leggitt o

also in the region, assistant secretary valenzuela is in panama now and in the sica dialogue and while in panama he will meet with president martinelli, and other representatives from civil society, academy deem -- academia, and the private sector. >>> tomorrow otero and phil gordon will host the first global issues dialogue between the u.s. and norway here at the department of state. a delegation will be led by state secretary larson. issues to be discussed will include climate change, water, global health, nonproliferation, and disarmerment. later today, usaid leader ron shah will live the speech to high impact development hereby on george washington university hosted by the global leader coalition. i think it started at 7 p.m. george mitchell has completed the mining with the prime minister this evening and will continue his discussions with the prime minister tomorrow night. they will see president abbas on friday and we expect to move forward on the talks before senator mitchell leaves the region on sunday. and finally before taking your questions, over the past few hours, we've d

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way.et's take a look at the orioles' schedule presented by the m.d. m.d. highway association. and replaining you to click it or ticket. and saturday, 1:00 eastern time and then sunday, 2:00, and then the orioles will be back home to take on seattle. a day off monday. they open up the series against seattle on tuesday. log on to masnsports.com to win a masn prize pack for the maryland state highway administration. with that bases loaded out now, the minnesota twins are hitting .154 with the bases loaded. they're 7-46. tejada leading it off. he singled and scored in the second inning. ty wigginton with the two rbi homer, the two runs in the ballgame. the orioles are 2-4-0 and they have left zero and the twins have left five on base, three of those in scoring position. we go to the fourth inning. miguel tejada, and that one bounces all the way to the back and there is another quirkiness about this ballpark. the backstop is the same rock that we showed you that is out there in right field, tha

canada and panama are signing a new free-trade agreement today. let us be clear. what does all this mean? it means that the eu and canada will be able to sell their products in those markets at a much better price. we will lose market share and jobs. simple as a-b-c. but that is not all. the south korean pact has the potential to be a model for others in the region, which now accounts for half of the global economy. we are talking about the future. there is -- there are the people of colombia. they're good friends and regional allies, who have stood up to the drug laws, -- drug lords, and reclaim their country. that united states gives them the back of their hand is unconscionable. i hope those who oppose these market openings and jobs- creating agreements will listen closely for the results of the new study we commissioned and are releasing today. we looked at the fta's implemented over the past 25 years in 14 countries. here's what we found. they created 5.4 billion american jobs. the overall trade relationship with those countries supports a grand total of 17.7

cadillac and panama are signing a new fta today -- canada and panama are signing a new fda today. what does all this mean? it would mean that the eu and canada will be able to sell their products in those markets at a very -- a much better price. we will lose market share and jobs. it is simple as a-b-c. that is not all. the south korean pact has the potential to be a model for other agreements across the asian pacific. in region that now accounts for half of the global economy. we are talking about the future right now. then there as -- then there are the president and the people of colombia, a good friend and critical regional allies who have courageously stood up to the drug lords and reclaimed their country. the united states gives them the back of the hand. it is unconscionable. if tax matter at all, i hope those who oppose these agreements will listen closely for the result of a new study we commissioned an arc in -- and are releasing today. we looked at our at t. as implemented over the last 25 years. here is what we found. the fta created 5.4 billion american jobs. the ove

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working together to find a path that will enable congress to bring pending trade agreements with panama to the floor. like the legislation before us today, these agreements will promote economic development both here at home and our trading partners as well. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. 7 the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, is recognized. mr. levin: it's now my privilege to yield two minutes to my colleague on ways and means, mr. neal of pass pass. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for two minutes. mr. neal: i want to thank the gentleman for jackson leing this time. mr. speaker, we have had an opportunity over the course of the last many months to witness the unprecedented goodness and kindness of the american people. time and again in rising above the petty differences that frequently keep us in dispute within this institution, we have at no question of political party or affiliation, we have watched former presidents of the united states who sharply might disagree

approval to an fta with columbia as early as next month and canada and upon mom -- and canada and panama signed a new fda today. what does this mean? it means that the e.u. and canada will be but to sell their products in their markets and a much better price. we've will lose market price and jobs. it is as simple as a, b, c. this has the potential to be a model for other regions across the south pacific which accounts for half of the global economy. we are talking about the future right now. then there are the people of colombia, good friends and critical regional allies who have courageously and at great cost stood up to the drug lords and reclaim their country. the united states gives them the back of the hand. it is unconscionable. if facts matter at all, i hope those who oppose these market opening in a job-creating agreements will listen closely to the results of a new study commissioned in -- and art releasing today. we looked at the fta's implemented over the last five years covering 14 countries. here is what we found. they created 5.4 billion american jobs. the overall trade re

i want you to know that my grandmother left jamaica, went to panama, and once again to this great nation i ask the question. are we americans if we are native americans, latinos, polish, from the caribbean, italian or are we americans because a young man came from paris and was a student and said i am on status. i can barely walk around. i am in condo. i am less than human. i am going to fight for him. and i'm going to fight for you. as i close, let me say to you. in the name of the brothers and sisters to why not here because they were willing to go overseas somewhere and fall for me so that i might be free, to arizona, i am going to join with the young legislator in texas and that says that the arizona law is dangerous. although we saddened by anyone who gets shot by drug dealers on the aborteborder, we need civiln the border. as we fix this comprehensive system, we will fix the border where all of us live. arizona governor, you should not have prayed for the bill through you should pray for your soul and that america will do the right thing. you have many brothers and sisters across a

sica on security on may 6 and 7 in panama city, panama.assistant secretary valenzuela is in el salvador today where he'll have a meeting with the president and he was in guatemala yesterday where he met with president colon. assistant secretary bob lake is on his way back to washington having completed -- having led a u.s. delegation to the u.s.-china subdialogue on south asia discussing regional issues with government officials and collars, he'll be completing a lengthy trip to number of countries including nepal and bhutan. finally today, a little the potistic about this, -- a little nepotistic, we want to give a shout out to the latest numbers which cover korea from 1979 -- 1969 to 1972. it provides valuable insight into numbers on the korean peninsula in vietnam and the cold war. >> can we go back to the first thing on pakistan? >> sure. >> first of all a couple of questions about the suspect in custody, he was a nationalized citizen. can you tell me when he got a visa to get to the states in the first place before he became a naturali

wanted starts rolling up on those beaches in panama city and those white beaches and alabama, mississippi, and a new orleans, the outrage is going to go on political pressure to get something done. that is why i feel that having a much better visibility and exactly where that oil is going, dispersants we found out there and the scientists we work with -- it mitigates the problem. instead of having this huge block hit the beaches, it helps mitigate, but there are still problems. i think we ought to research what the scientists found, discover the impact of the dispersants. in any case, it is better than having a huge block hit the shore. water temperatures are warmer so you can burn it off there. there are more positive factors to mitigate this impact, but you hit it. this source is gushing at 5,000 barrels a day. none of us will fully understand the impact, we just hope to get it terminated. you have the continuing source, and as it moves closer to the shores, how much they're able to contain, burn off, all the different techniques, how they're able to clean this up. this is going to be a

she just returned from a trip to the panama canal, where she visited with nieces and nephews. she is pleased the canal will be widened and not replaced. she's given her life to making her community a better place to live, whether by organizing the meals on wheels program or helping with the girl scouts. she's a true american who believes and lives the traditional values of placing god, home, and country first in her life. juanita williams always has two wonderful things to say to everyone -- i love you, and god bless you. she always says her secret for longevity is love. love for others and love for god. i'm truly honored to know such a wonderful lady and have this opportunity to honor her on this special day. i want ms. williams to know how much she meant to the jones family and that we love her and may god continue to bless juanita williams and her family and our country and may god continue to bless america and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: mr. etheridge of north carolina. weather. mr. etheridge: permission to revise and extend my remarks. th

caller: still a bit of a ways from here, we are 60 miles east of panama city, florida. but it is a huge response. they are talking and lot but what we lose our income, i do not hear anything about unemployment for the louisiana oyster people. why is the president not talking about that? this is because of our offshore drilling policy, which we have been against for a long time. this proves that the people that feared the worst were correct because the worst has happened. one more thing, i think of the oil company and government are minimizing this to triad to upset people. we are looking at losing your complete livelihood here. host: thank you for the employer. taking a look at this story of mine about the rescue of the imf -- rescue by the imf of the greek economy. deep cuts in government spending. more about that in an upcoming segment. madisonville, kentucky, last reaction to the oil spill. caller: i am sorry that they lost their lives, but they were just doing their jobs. we have still got two oil spills them there. you get some caps in you and kept them off. is not

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way.ding) >> gary: it's warmer down there tonight, 82. here we started at 45. it is a 2-0 lead for the mariners. 2-4-1 for the mariners. david hernandez working to lopez. langerhans the home run. rbi chone figgins baseth loaded walk. 1-1 lopez to 2nd base. lugo, one away in the 6th 6thinning. a little baseball history. was and as good as jim palmer but almost. on this date in 1904 he ended a strike of 23 no hit inning. pitched a perfect game, then 2 innings in relief the next day and 6 inning in relief the day after that. 23 hitless inning pitched. you saw sand a kofax on this day in 1963 he pitched the second of what would be four no hits in his career beating the giants 8-0. >> jim: one of great rivalries in baseball in that era. the giants and the dodgers. >> gary: breaking ball that will be bounced. langerhans the home run in the 5th inning his first. he's 1-2 in the ball game. >> jim: i wonder how willy mays hit off kofax. >> gary: we could find out. or mccovey. >> that's in there for

invaded panama. that kind of military is like letting a can play with matches. i think it is a disgrace that you have that kind of attitude you and everyone else in washington. guest: thank you for saving my life because i was a little girl in england during world war ii. it was thanks to americans like you that many of us were able to survive. i went to honor people at the battle of the ball, so i am grateful to you. -- bulge, so i am grateful to you. people just like us are being killed somewhere and we have the possibility to help them. that helps us, too. i am sorry that you feel the way that you do, but i appreciate everything that you did to make sure that people who were suffering during world war ii were kept safe. host: laguna west, california. mike. caller: madam secretary, i differ with you on the effect of sanctions on ending apartheid. a little-known fact it is common in south africa, the most popular television program at the time was the cosby show -- "the cosby show." white south africans own most of the television stations. through the ordereext

as the years went by, for reasons i do not understand the flagging of the vessel changed from panama to the marshall islands and transocean eliminatedositions so we were left with only three people, a chief engineer, second engineer and one motor man. three people are left to do six people's jobs. while this often made it difficult to timely comple our daily preventive maintenance we worked hard and did the best we could. in october 2009, they reinstated a first engineer back in the engine room. that still left us two people short compared to when the vessel was flagged under panamanian law. over the years, after transocean began lessening the crew, i and others complained that we needed more help. they just kept telling us they would see what they could do. i wish to thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify before you today and i am happy to answer any questions i can for you. >> stephen stone was working for transocean aboard the deepwater horizon and was injured in the april 20th, 2010 explosion. >> thank you. chairman conyers, ranking member smith and members of the hou

fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way.least 29 people are dead in the nation's south and officials in tennessee, mississippi and kentucky fear they may find even more bodies as rivers recede. meanwhile, for too many other families life as they knew it has changed forever. >> reporter: the water is beginning to recede and what is left is just devastating. >> i wanted to get stuff out of the basement, but i didn't have enough time so . >> reporter: the weekend storm dumped more than a foot of rain. worst of the floodwaters rising overnight. families just were not prepared and had limb time to react. >> officials say they made the right call in advicing people to stay inside pointing to a higher number of deaths on the roads. for those who did flee and survived, returning home has been the hardest part. >> some people are still in houses and some people left only with the clothes on their back. >> striving but right now mainly just grateful. >> reporter: the red cross has set up shelters for people who cannot go home or remai

walton, destin, panama city, all of -- they all have a little time to prepare. >> those really are theost beautiful beaches. it would be a shame if something happened to them. >> it's the whitest of the whitest -- >> it's the whitest beaches in the world. that's why they're going to do everything they can. jonathan, you should go. you've never been to pensacola. >> i've never been. >> it's hot. oh, my gosh. >> is it hot and muggy hot or -- >> no. it's this kind -- >> hold on a second. hold on. >> what? >> it's not hot. mika went out after a book signing in july last year -- >> but i've run in the deserts -- >> it was 98 degrees, a hot day. i said, don't do it. because i played football in this weather and i'm telling you, you don't do it. >> i like running in the heat. >> middle of the day -- she says, i've run morocco and the sahara. i said, you have not run in pensacola. dead serious, she wasn't the same for three days sdwlo i wasn't. >> if it's record high and the humidity's there -- >> and i run five miles. i kept thinking, i can do this. >> that being said, it was gorgeous. it is

the free trade agreements with colombia, korea and panama are all going to be usurped by canada and thee.u. and it is going to cost us 500,000 jobs. we have got a real challenge here. so, but the big issue is american, most american companies are keeping their north american stuff here with some very visible exceptions and they are expanding around the world to get to other markets. we need to do do more of it and do it in a hurry. >> can i have one quick comment? margaret, can i have one quick comment? >> sure. where are you? there you are. >> i want to take out a page of governor manchin's the state is not looking to the bed to ask their problem and municipality should not be looking to the states to fix their problems. i am an entrepreneur and i started the technology six years ago. we have had over 3000% growth. one of the things no one here has mentioned is the fact that no one has talked about looking to the opera newer stem cells. one of the things we are doing in west virginia and i'm working with our head of commerce, is building a mentor protÉge relationship where people like

as the years went by, for reasons i do not understand the flagging of the vessel changed from panama to the marshall islands and transocean eliminated positions so we were left with only three ople, a chief engineer, second engineer and one motor man. three people are left to do six people's jobs. while this often made it difficult to timely complete our daily preventive maintenance we worked hard and did the best we could. in october 2009, they reinstated a first engineer back in the engine room. that still left us two people short compared to when the vessel was flagged under panamanian law. over the years, after transocean began lessening the crew, i and others complained that we needed more help. they just kept telling us they would see what they could do. i wish to thank you for giving me the opportunity to ttify before you today and i am happy to answer any questions i can for you. >> stephen stone was working for transocean aboard the deepwater horizon and was injured in the april 20th, 2010 explosion. >> thank you. chairman conyers, ranking member smith and members of the hou

canada and panama are signing a new free-trade agreement today. let us be clear.t does all this mean? it means that the eu and canada will be able to sell their products in those markets at a much better price. we will lose market share and jobs. simple as a-b-c. but that is not all. the south korean pact has the potential to be a model for others in the region, which now accounts for half of the global economy. we are talking about the future. there is -- there are the people of colombia. they're good friends and regional allies, who have stood up to the drug laws, -- drug lords, and reclaim their country. that united states gives them the back of their hand is unconscionable. i hope those who oppose these market openings and jobs- creating agreements will listen closely for the results of the new study we commissioned and are releasing today. we looked at the fta's implemented over the past 25 years in 14 countries. here's what we found. they created 5.4 billion american jobs. the overall trade relationship with those countries supports a grand total of 17.7 mil

approval of pending trade agreements with countries such as colombia, south korea, and pan in a have -- panama have languished. every day we delay the more ground our nation and economy lose to our international competitors. trade is an indispensable part of american prosperity and congress needs to make increasing international opportunities a much higher priority. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. burgess: ask permission to rise and address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burgess: how many times we hear during this past year, year and a half, if you like what you have, you can keep it. talking about health insurance, talking about your doctor. we even heard the presidential candidate of 2008 who eventually won the presidency, if you like your doctor, if you like your insurance company, nothing about my law will require you to change that. but now we are finding out an entirely different story. published on cnn money, p

free trade agreements with colombia, korea and panama are all going to be usurped by canada in the e.uve got a big challenge here. the big issue is here american -- most american companies are keeping their north american stuff here with some very visible exceptions and they're expanding around the world to get to other markets and we need to do more of it and do it in a hurry. >> can i have one quick comment? >> you can have all you want. .. every in this room that's successful to try and work with. i mentor three to the ceos right now. i do it because i only sleep two hours a night. and that's the sleep i need, but i believe that we need to take ownership for entrepreneurship within our perspective states. and i the still it's an important thing to say so. >> we advocate a very much embrace that mission also. it's time for us now to open the floor to the press, and so if everyone will stay in their seats, governors and business numbers, you may be called upon as well. there you are. >> i am married berger. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaud

. >> why is he reluctant about south korea, panama, and columbia? >> are you talking about the free trade agreement? part of the issue with the free trade agreement is that we have been in negotiation with all three countries to work on various elements of the package. we want to be able to get those ready to support our free trade. the question is whether or not, with koreans, we are in an ongoing discussion about the nature of the package. with columbia, there are some issues that we and the colombians have been issued -- have been discussing with human rights issues. i would not say that there is a holdup, per say, that the discussion is ongoing. i think it is fair to say that in the multilateral trade regime, we think it is an important element because that is where we have options for the american exporters and multilateral trade negotiations taking a long time. various countries are more enthusiastic or less enthusiastic, particularly with the recession. it would just take some time in order to get them ready in order to pursue them. he is a s