mica and fellow republican representative, paul brown, say this pizza box ad is one sign that the tsa lost its way over the last decade. >> americans have spent nearly $60 billion funding tsa and they are no safer today than they were before 9/11. >> the congressional report calls it an operational failure and sites the 25,000 security breaches in the last ten years as evidence. another problem according to the report is that the tsa has become a bloated bureaucracy. >> filled with employees that make entirely too much money and are ultimately ineffective. >> in ten years, tsa staff has grown from 16,000 to over 65,000. >> many people have said that tsa stands for thousands standing around. >> and then there's the equipment failures. $39million have been wasted on explosive detection machines that didn't work. half a billion dollars will have been spent by 2013 on technology that may not work and nearly 3,000 pieces of screening equipment that do work are simply sitting in tsa warehouses. >> what we want is to evolve into what it should be. gathering intelligence, a security agency, n

nypd commissioner paul brown says at least 70 people have been arrested at this hour. joining us now on the phone from zuccotti park. >> caller: basically, at this point, they're just -- it's been cleaning the park out and what we saw early this morning or maybe even couple of hours ago is no longer. all of the tents are gone and now they're just walking through the park and inspecting it. trying to clean whatever debris remains. i mean, across the park, it is completely, i think, completely emptied out. >> you said the protesters were caught by surprise. any idea how this was staged by police, how long it's been in the works or when the decision was made by the mayor? >> caller: well, our feeling is that it's been in the works for a couple of days now. basically the police came in after about 1:00 a.m. or so. they moved in with the heavy duty, what's called emergency service unit trucks. they have heavy duty light. they swarmed the park, the perimeter of the park and surrounded it and then they all stayed on the perimeter and they turned on these huge lights, lit up t

>> paul brown. >> like calling your team the cleveland troutman. >> fish on the helmet? >> yeah.ry of sadness near you. >>> this is a video submitted by one of our viewers. she unloaded it at rightthisminute.com. >> what do you want? what do you want? what are you trying to get? >> this is kubrick. he's begging for a treat. look what the treat is? >> 20 bucks. >> more than 20 bucks. >> plural. >> wow. >> come on, we know which one she's going to choose. she's going to choose food over money. >> what do you think kubrick is going to choose? >> go for the money. >> obviously she's excited about the money. >> money. >> let's see. >> what? >> kubrick stole the money out of the hand over food. this is a couple of 20 dollar bills. they try to get the 20 dollar bills back from kubrick. >> kubrick, drop it, drop it. drop it. >> drop it. >> expensive dog treats. >> we have kubrick's owner jaden alexander with us right this minute via skype. how did you find out kubrick likes money and particularly 20 dollar bills or higher? >> my boyfriend and i are always giving money back and forth to e

acknowledging the arrival of chef paul brown.s how we capture things when they are in season when they are at their peak for later in the year. that aspect for that form of traditional cooking or preserving it is something that i have always done. >> this is focused on earthy soul nurturing flavors, these nuggets are not a set over braised rabbit and a marcus sauce with hints of mustard it comes with house made " sausage and pickled garlic bulb up in a killer tomato cream sauce and this can barramundi fish is treated like thanksgiving turkey topped with chunky canned cranberry vinaigrette over sweet potato puree. smaller plates include this clever and butter not squash topped with cheese and plenty of green stress and apple cider vinegar at and an assortment of bar snacks include deviled eggs in the spicy cornets and a warm prestowitz smoked cheddar sauce, it comes with a rice cake and a sweet onion vinaigrette. all-uh some marrow's desserts are fun and satisfying, these are light as a feather in delicious served with honey and a

i want to go to the scene in new york and bring in paul brown of nypd.ain for us what is taking place in zuccotti park? how many people have been arrested today? >> well, right now we have about 100 arrests all told beginning from earlier this morning. you had several hundred people march from chase plaza, which is across from zuccotti park, and they broke into different groups and marched in the financial district. i would say most of those individuals, you know, when they did take -- were blocking streets, complied when they were told, like, return to the sidewalk or to allow for other pedestrians to move. but those who did not comply were arrested. and these would be maybe at a half a dozen different locations throughout the morning. and all told, that number now is about 100. >> and what were they charged with? >> disorderly conduct and often resisting arrest. >> what kind of preparations are you making for the potential of tens of thousands of people, as these demonstrators have promised, to go and march on the brooklyn bridge this afternoon? >> wel

republican congressman paul brown said mr. holder is not above the law he believes.ow. congressman, welcome. good morning to you you. >> thanks, martha. good morning to you, mart that. in fact it is getting blatantly evident eric holder has broken the law. he relied to congress. he resigned. he should be prosecuted for lying to congress. he should be disbarred. the president ought to call eric holder into his office and fire him today. that is why i and other members of congress are calling for his resignation. martha: those are very strong words, congressman an we have heard them from a number of congressman. the first question is, do you have any pull in this matter? does it matter if 30 congressman are saying this? >> it is getting to be a cacophony of voices in the u.s. house calling for eric holder's resignation. nobody is above the law. not even the chief law enforcement officer in the united states. he has broken the law. he lied to congress and he should resign. go ahead. martha: be specific in terms of lying to congress. that is very serious charge the eric

we have been very supportive of paul brown's measure addresses those problems in this congress, the houseassed a rule saying you have to have a constitutional justification stated for why your legislation is ok. measure passed out of the house, it says the commerce clause is the justification. that is not a good idea. the commerce clause is like a swamp you go into in may never get out of. we like the idea that the second amendment was used by rep brown. ideally, we would have a measure that says states have to recognize the full faith and credit of other states. host: juan is on the line for democrats from north carolina. caller: we have a law with someone tries to steal from you, you can shoot them. carrying a concealed weapon should be everybody's given right to carry one to protect themselves. things are getting worse. people are getting robbed left and right. if you are going to stand around and get shot, what can you do? guest: i love you. i am not sure why you are a democrat, but i am not going to disagree. [laughter] host: tell us what you have to go through to get your license to

. >> brown: paul solman talks to the author of a new book casting the father of evolution as a leading thinker in a very different field. within a hundred years from now if people poll professional economists, people like me, and ask who's the founder of your dis-- discipline, most people are going to say charles darwin. >> woodruff: mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> brown: and margaret warner examines the warming of relations between the u.s. and myanmar, as president obama announced he'll send secretary of state hillary clinton there next month. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> okay, listen. somebody has got to get serious. >> i think... >> we need renewable energy. >> ...renewable energy is vital to our planet. >> you hear about alternatives, right? wind, solar, algae. >> i think it's got to work on a big scale and i think it's got to be affordable. >> so, where are they? >> it has to work in the real world. at chevron, we're investing millions in solar and biofuel technologies to

he had -- he was trailing in the early polls behind the late paul tsongas, jerry brown, tom harkin, bob kerrey. and there's bill clinton. and you almost -- it was almost laughable. he worked and he worked and gutted and talked to the new hampshire people. even though he didn't win the primary, the perception was, he was the comeback kid because he came in a strong second. so great history. what comes to your mind when you look back on some of the primaries? >> you have to remember george herbert walker bush came in here and was the ambassador to the united nations, republican national committeeman but he was not a nationally recognized figure when he started in new hampshire. and governor hugh gregg used to put him in the front of his old station wagon and they would barn storm the state. they did it the new hampshire way, person to person, town to town and grabbed as many hands and had as many conversations as possible. >> were you there when he got up on the tractor at the farm? >> i was there at the farm. used to drive the station wagon as a senior -- >> campaign pop? >> i was follow

brown. on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on the violent confrontations and the upcoming elections. >> woodruff: then, ray suarez talks with economists martin feldstein and paul krugman about the super committee's failure to reach a deficit deal. >> brown: hari sreenivasan reports on fledgling businesses being groomed for success. >> back in the '90s, a typical startup had to go out and raise millions of dollars. it's now possible toraise $100,000 or $200,000, and if you're willing to eat ramen, that's enough money to make real progress. >> woodruff: we examine where the republican presidential hopefuls stand on foreign policy issues ahead of tonight's debate. >> brown: and margaret warner looks at a "frontline"/pro publica investigation of the american who helped plot the terror attacks in mumbai three years ago. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> oil companies make huge profits. >> last year, chevron made a lot of money. >> where does it go? >> every penny and more went into bringing energy to the world. >> the economy is tough right now, everywhere. >> we pumped $21 billion into

. >> paul, you talked about how lame brown beck's office was.ood point and greg mentioned a salt and pepper pork chop, and then i forgot what you said. >> just so you know, i have been able to train the chefs to cook these salt and pepper pork chops. >> really? >> excellent. >> what does it have on it? >> spicy salt and pepper and it is well done. >> what more do you need? >> it is inherently dried meat. >> it is just the way they do it. >> greg, sometimes i buzz into your building and i just order the food and stand in the lobby and get it when it comes. >> i would do the same thing. >> yes, you would. i am done. >> thanks a lot. go away. >>> coming up, who are the silent victims in the assault on giant lip? we skaws -- we discuss paul mccurio's how a silent flapper ruined my life. and is that more tape of the "playboy" playmate? i better see a story or i might murder someone. that's how important the story s. -- story is. >>> should they sell c re et to get back on their feet? greece is having a financial hiccup of sorts. and the economist, wh

and he was trailing in the early polls behind the late paul tsongas, kerry brown, tom harkin, bob kerrey there is bill clinton. it was almost laughable. he worked anywhere and he just talked to the new hampshire people and even though he didn't win the primary, the perception was he was the comeback kid because he came at a strong second period but comes to mind when you look back on primaries? >> you have to remember george herbert walker bush came in here and was the ambassador to the united nations, republican national committee man, but he was not nationally recognized when he started in new hampshire. and hugh craig is to put them in the station wagon and they would just run the state committed at the new hampshire person-to-person town to town and grabbed as many hanssen had as many conversations as possible. >> or you there when he got up on the tractor? >> i despair. i used to guide the station wagon as a senior at king state college. >> the campaign pop. >> avaricious following -- never knew what i've involved in handing out literature. >> bill, does a picture of former presiden

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brown. >> senator mccain. aye by proxy. >> senator paul. >> aye by proxy. >> senator moran. >> no. >> senator lieberman. >> no.s it possible that there is a little mischief going on? >> mr. chairman, on the vote of those present, the yays are 4, the nays are 5. on this vote, the amendment is agreed to. >> ok. thank you, senator akaka. congratulations. let's see. no one else here on the republican side has an additional amendment. you are retiring undefeated. if it is ok, after the senator, we will break for lunch. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the committee for passing the amendment. senator mccain talked about the fact that when he has public meetings people talk about the post office. if you are in a small town and you have a public meeting, i guarantee you it will be the first issue that comes up. with the 10-mile issues that the senator brought up, it is an issue that people have talked to me about. post office closures are really going to close a lot of communities. i want to express my appreciation to senator moran for offering the amendment. the amendment i want to take up now has to do wi

brown earlier this month. >>> presidential hopeful ron paul is speaking out about the sexual harassment allegations about fellowandidate herman cain. ron paul called the controversy a "distraction." >> i think the media was blown that way out of proportion. i think there are a thousand stories are out on it and it dilutes the real debate. >>> this week mississippi voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would end abortions in their state. today in washington a democratic leader attacked the so-called personhood initiative. >> the extreme right-winger of the republican party has taken over to the point where we now have an amendment in several states that criminalizes a woman's right to chaos and preempts in vitro fertilization and birth-control. >> a handsful doctors and mississippi's governor announce third for theive, defining "fertilized egg as a person. >>> food lovers in california are fighting for a new law to make sales of homemade foods legal. the law would allow casual cooks to sell their food for profit. the so-called cottage food law prohibit the sale of homemade goods unless the procee

and he was trailing in the early polls behind the late paul tsongas, kerry brown, tom harkin, bob kerrey and there is bill clinton. it was almost laughable. he worked anywhere and he just talked to the new hampshire people and even though he didn't win the primary, the perception was he was the comeback kid because he came at a strong second period but comes to mind when you look back on primaries? >> you have to remember george herbert walker bush came in here and was the ambassador to the united nations, republican national committee man, but he was not nationally recognized when he started in new hampshire. and hugh craig is to put them in the station wagon and they would just run the state committed at the new hampshire person-to-person town to town and grabbed as many hanssen had as many conversations as possible. >> or you there when he got up on the tractor? >> i despair. i used to guide the station wagon as a senior at king state college. >> the campaign pop. >> avaricious following -- never knew what i've involved in handing out literature. >> bill, does a picture of former pres

brown. >> no. >> senator mccain. >> no by proxy. >> senator paul. >> aye. >> senator moran. >> aye. >> senator lieberman. >> no. can i go back -- >> senator mccaskill. >> senator mccaskill is no by proxy. >> senator brown has just appeared. >> underground. ok. -- senator brown. ok. mr. chairman, the yays are two, the nays are seven. on this vote, the yays are six, the nays are 10, and the amendment is not agreed to. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think the senator wanted to be noted that she based her vote on the napoleonic code. [laughter] listen, this amendment -- i do not think we have passed the amendment yet so maybe this will be the first 1. we passed one? there we go. maybe mine will be non- controversial. i would like to ask senator mccaskill to be added as a co- sponsor. my amendment is very straightforward. >> number one? >> eminem number two. -- amendment numbered two. whenever the post to regulatory commission makes recommendations through their advisory process, that the postal service would have to respond in writing and say how they are implementing the recommendations or if

browne. and ron mauro. it is time to go back to paul mccurio for the post game wrap up. >> hello. i didn't see you there. >> courtney, i heard you got some exciting news today. >> yes. well, i accidentally left my oven on, and i'm pregnant again. i found out today that i am having a girl. >> i thought she literally left her oven on. >> do gas ovens give you a girl and electric give you boys, is that how it works? >> i don't even know how this happened. >> it is very simple, and we shouldn't get into it here, paul. very inappropriate question. >> is it jaime's? >> no, it is my husband's. and i'm 19 weeks and due in april. >> congratulations. >> and you are leaving fox news, i hear. >> i am not leaving fox news. i am transferring out to los angeles. it makes more sense to be there for the entertainment industry. i will be more. >> joe, any upcoming gigs? >> i am doing a charity event this weekend at the gilbertville fire company in gilbertville, pennsylvania. it is this saturday, the 26th of november. we are raising money for top soccer and berk's ajax scholarship fund. there are a

brown injured his right groin yesterday. he doesn't know how long he'll be out at this point and paul out a couple weeks.ll right, the washington capitals didn't fair so well st weekend. they easily won game one, but squandered a two-goal lead. as the back to back games in the energy it takes took its toll on them. one player did get rewarded for his good play. nicholas was named nhl's third star of the week. returned to the ice today in full practice for the first time since he sprained his ankle in a game october 22. good news for them, but he still probably won't play when the caps face them, but he'll be back soon enough. time to reveal the game of the week poll. on this week, we have lake bradduck at oakton. among the choices, go to dc.highschoolsports.net. >>> finally tonight, playground gymnastics. these kids are attempting the swing frontal flip. just doesn't look like it's going to be good. the thing is, much as you practice, as much as you still fail. the dismount is key. >> did not get tens across the board for that one. >> all right, that's it for us on 9news now at 6:00. stay with us for the

. >> well, it has an unbelievable cast, jordan sparks, paul wylie and kurt browning, i'm skating in itg the awareness to the show. >> steve: absolutely. speaking of the awareness, as one of new york's finest drives by, it's kind of hard to hear. scott, this is very personal for you because this is to create awareness about cancer. >> there are over 14 million cancer survivors in the united states alone. it's really -- this show is about celebrating life and really putting a spotlight on survivorship and the fact that cancer is no longer a death sentence. it's actually very treatable and more research is being done and there are miracles happening every single day. so we're there to kind of celebrate survivorship. i'm a cancer survivor. dorothy hamill, my cashoos a cancer survivor. and to really show people that really the best cure for cancer is still early detection. be in touch with what's going on with your health and let's watch an ice show and be thoroughly entertained. >> and we can be inspired and give hope to people like scott who are out there and just showing everybody to fig

brown out with a groin injury. but we don't know for how long just yet. plus rookie receiver paul out a couple weeks. the capitals escaped this past week with just one loss on their 1 back-to-back road trip. back on the ice today they found out some good news. nicolas backstrom was named nhl third star of the week. he had three goals, three assists in three games. pretty good news for him. and mike green completed his first full practice today with a little added pep in his skate. he sat out nursing a sprained right ankle. he wants to play tomorrow night but don't hold hope. after practice today the capitals had fun on the ice. they treated 100 members of tap to lunch and a skating party. taps is a national program that helps family who lost loved ones in iraq and afghanistan. capitals forward were on hand to skate with the kids. mike shanahan made the front page of the washington post with this lovely face look of his after the loss. we asked our viewers to provide captions. we got some good ones and here is our winner. kyle, you're grounded. [ laughing ] >> i'm sure a lot of people would love to sa

this amendment with several original cosponsors, senator mike lee, senator rand paul, tom udall and senator sherrod brown and by like to thank them for joining in this effort to address our military presence in afghanistan. and the fact that our military forces have done such an excellent job of completing the original missions of destroying al qaeda training camps and bringing to justice those responsible for 9/11. but over this past decade, our mission has changed to one of nation building, a mission that is obstructed by vast corruption, by extraordinary traditional cultural resistance to a strong central government, and by very high illiteracy rate. these factors should have us rethinking how to have the most effective use of our military forces, our intelligence assets, in taking on the war on terror. and that we should be engaging in counterterrorist efforts using our resources wherever the terrorist threat emerges across the world rather than concentrating these vast resources in afghanistan. our sons and daughters and fathers, mothers, sisters, and brothers could not have done a better job in the

ron brown had sent paul tully down here, trying to get a mathematical certainty. we start something referred to as the manhattan project, where we went and did i don't know how many focus groups and everything. what we found out was that people really saw this wasn't extraordinary, talented person. -- this was an extraordinary, talented person. the ways this guy? he has all of these things to say that we kind of agree with. a lot of things were swirling around. who is the real bill clinton? and remember the man from hope? the connecting? >> was not one of the findings that many people thought he was a child of privilege? >> they did not know, but he was so articulate, they assumed he was. we had to reintroduce who he was and what his values were, because the thought he was a rich kid with a silver spoon, and they resented that. >> and that culminated in the convention speech rooted in the arkansas experience. he was a product of the middle class, but i thought was the core argument of the convention speech. it was rooted in the arkansas experience, and that became

on "making sense," paul solman takes on 30-year mortgage rates and why the rate changes over time. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> brown: and again to our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the iraq and afghanistan conflicts. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, are eight more. >> warner: and that's the newshour for tonight. on monday, we'll talk to the head of the european commission as wall street and washington watch the widening financial crisis in the euro-zone. i'm margaret warner. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. "washington week" can be seen later this evening on most pbs stations. we'll see you online, and again enre monday evening. joy the rest of your holiday weekend. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> intel. sponsors of tomorrow. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy productive life. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by

hard on this amendment, senator mike lee, senator tom udall of new mexico, senator rand paul, and senator sherrod brown. the united states went to afghanistan with two main goals that were laid out by president bush: to destroy al qaeda training camps and to hunt down those responsible for 9/11. mr. merkley: our very capable american troops and our nato partners have pursued aggressively these objections -- objectives. there are very few al qaeda operating in afghanistan. secretary of defense leon panetta said in june 2010 that there were, at most, only 50 to 100 al qaeda members in afghanistan. afghanistan is no longer and has not been for some time a central arena for al qaeda activities. american forces have also effectively pursued the second objective: capturing or killing those who attacked america on 9/11. in recent years, america has captured or killed two dozen high-level al qaeda operatives, including khalid sheikh mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the september 11 attacks, 9/11 attacks, was captured in a raid on a house in the pakistani garrison city of rahla pendi near the capital, islama

brown: and we return to the subject of veterans on this day honoring them. now, the problems many face in finding a job back home. newshour economics correspondent pauldates a story he filed earlier this year. it's part of his regular reporting on "making sense of financial news". >> if i owned a business and somebody took a bullet for me, i can at least give that person a job in my corporation. >> reporter: edmond sheffield worked as a military policeman while in the service. he got out in 2010. >> i applied to maybe 100 jobs. >> reporter: erik vadalma served in baghdad, left the airforce in 2008. all he could find, a part-time gig at ikea. >> i didn't have enough money to make ends meet. >> reporter: debra bain did a six-year hitch. >> you feel like you've lost who you are as a person, your value. >> reporter: just three of more than two million iraq and afghanistan vets. over 12% were jobless last month, compared to 9% for the total population. for vets aged 18-34, the rate was 16.6%. the problem took center stage in washington this week. on monday, president obama outlined a plan that offers veterans personalized career counseling and new web res

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