it was supposed to be peetrie, but i said petrie. it just stock.at was it like to work with mary tyler more? >> she was about 12 years younger than i was, beautiful, and a good actors. -- a good actress. i said, can she be funny? they have razor sharp senses of humor, and i learned a lot from them as well. in a couple weeks, i just knew, and she ended up one of the best comedians ever, because she kept her femininity and was still funny. tavis: you start a book by saying there is no scandal year, nothing salacious, which is a strange way to start a book these days, because the thing people are looking for is the scandal. >> i did not want to waste their time of that is what they were looking for. tavis: you are 85 now. that raises the question of how you have lived all these years in the business and avoided the scandals. >> i think a lot of actors in my generation who grew up during the depression in the middle west with those values and work ethics, who were naturally it that way. i do not think anything happened to me that i could not resist. >>

i use this as a petrie dish to show that by having a greater interface, between the community and the police, this would go beyond the symbolic back and forth. this would go to building trust, or trust had not been. with the distressed communities of color and the police department, this was working. this was working very well. but the police department and the mayor took offense to this. if this is not done, this is a priority of their own accord and i cannot turn my back to look the other way. having more of an accountable strategy, that means in the department holders of the police department, which is viable as a police department, this is the standard operating procedure, this is what it constructs and dictates. there is only one graph about the community policing. this has not been upgraded since then. other cities are blowing us out of the water. i suggest that we need to step up our game, and we'll be able to raise a lot of this -- and more violent crime, that seems to surprise people, or people that are not surprised because they are resigned to this fact. this is the mission

i use this as a petrie dish to show that by having a greater interface, between the community and the police, this would go beyond the symbolic back and forth. this would go to building trust, or trust had not been. with the distressed communities of color and the police department, this was working. this was working very well. but the police department and the mayor took offense to this.

defensive line before berlin so the german soldiers defended the highlands with general determination petri tism aside the german army had still other reasons to keep fighting to the bitter end despite the desperate situation. he did go to so that any soldier fleeing his position might be shot and killed by an officer on the spot so many soldiers hanged on poles for attempting to leave their position they are propaganda had hammered into our heads that we must avoid being taken prisoner by the soviets at all cost and of. the soviet forces expected to overrun the seal heights in a matter of hours. the germans come to their defenses for nearly three days and nights. after a head on frost failed to take the heights soviet troops down flank of the german defenses only venge of the defending army led by general to say fall back now nothing stood in the way of the red army's advance towards berlin. the cost of the assault was a very high. the soviet forces lost tens of thousands of men in a tiny center near the otter. noodles going on i have never seen so many dead bodies as i sold the sailor hei

petri: i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1893.the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1893, a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend the funding and expenditure authority of the airport and airway trust fund, to amend title 49, united states code, to extend the airport improvement program, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. petri, and the gentleman from illinois, mr. costello, will each control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. petri: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on 1893. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. petri: madam speaker, for the -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. and let me note for the third consecutive congress we're working to enact a multiyear bill for the f.a.a. i hope we'll complete a long-term re-authorization in the very near future and send it to

them simplistic solutions like military expansionism like fascism these things feed there that the petri dish is high levels of unemployment and what scares me the most is the political establishment has now lost its focus on job creation is is completely obsessed with some abstract problem called the debt and deficit which is totally manageable if you put our people back to work and had a fair tax is the movie know there would be no problem at all and they're not focused on how to put people back to work there i don't see any ideas coming out of washington that would really do the trick. luz leopold we're talking with was the in seventy nine he won alexander hamilton laid out his eleven point plan to to george washington he was the secretary of the treasury. to his report on manufacturers and suggested that we have basically a protectionist policy the united states to protect its country which included tariffs that was put in place in seven hundred ninety three by and large by washington and by the legislature and stood until arguably reagan and then clinton the deputy oh. during that p

everyone's watching the radioactive exhibited which would have been to the disposal of the city's petrie's and plumes if you will stories to tell the world about it so that we could assess the damage because it was almost into the ocean steamer the tsunami submerged and in the waters receded. and after the tsunami the assuming the aftershocks which were suitable for them no one can remember anything like that before. if the area he was in so densely populated consequences would have been so. disastrous roasted realism from the tsunami in thailand in two thousand and twenty variables would build a tsunami warning system in all far east also there's a ban on building potentially dangerous so it is in its nami area the main lesson will should learn from these catastrophes that we need to wait all the risks and decide which structures can be built in a potentially dangerous area and which cannot experience good for longer sure time now again to have a look at the latest business news with here we are. that's right time to get the latest on the world of business one of the most highly anticipat

petri: madam speaker, i don't believe there are any additional speakers on either side. i think that's correct. mr. costello: if chairman petri has no further speakers, we have no further speakers on our side and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yields back the balance of his time. mr. petri: madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to support the measure before us and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1893. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that i have been served with

more economically oriented, some are missionary and philanthropic oriented, and it's a great little petri dish. washington is a little more diffused, it seems to me. as i kind of suggested at the beginning of the talk, i think people have shied away in part because of the question of, you know, of how strange it is, how anomalous, you know, that it's not a real city or -- but, you know, the port royal experience only happens because the union's occupying that little strip of south carolina line, and it's south carolina which is anomalous. so it doesn't really help us exactly explain why another anomalous and interesting situation in washington hasn't gotten the same kind of attention. you know, and part of what was to kind of segway into the second part of your question, part of what was really fun about doing this research was how many interesting stories there were to uncover that didn't seem to have been told before because there just hasn't been very much research on this. you know, one that comes to mind from the civil war years was a very big debate over the enforcement of the fugit

sharp returned to stokes, barthelmew and petry eventually making partner. since 2003, has been a shareholder and partner at drex ler andrexler and sharp, where s focused on disability law. the american bar association on the federal judiciary committee has rated him qualified and i urge my colleagues to support the nominee. i would note that the vacancy of mr. sharp that he will fill was created by the retirement of judge eackels march 2007. a few months later, on june the 13th, 2007, president bush nominated gus preier to fill the vacancy. mr. prier waited eight months before he had a hearing. that was the last action the committee took on the nominati nomination. his nomination languished in committee for another ten months before being returned to the president january 2009 at the end of president bush's second term. it is both unfortunate and unnecessary that this seat has remained vacant for this long. i congratulate each of these members for their achievements and commend them for the public service that they have given and that they will provide to t

and sometimes it needs to be cultivated, grown as if it were a delicate bacteria in a petri dish. an interview at c.i.a. headquarters two weeks ago, a senior intelligence official said that two proud groups of america's secret warriors had been deconflicted and basically integrated. finally 10 years after 9/11. indeed according to accounts given to journalists by five senior administration officials sunday night, the c.i.a. gathered the intelligence that led to bin laden's location. a memo from c.i.a. director panetta sent sunday night provides some hints of how the information was collected and analyzed. in it he thanked the national security agency and the national geospecial intelligence agency for their help. n.s.a. figured out there thank there was no telephone or internet service in the compound where obama was. or where osama bin laden was. how it did this without pakistan's knowledge is a secret. the ncia makes the military's maps that develops their pattern recognition software no doubt used to establish by february of this year that the c.i.a. could say with high probabi