poe. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. berman: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. poe: i yield two minutes to the the gentleman from tennessee, doctor roe. mr. roe: i rise in strong support of this resolution condemning north korea's act of aggression towards south korea. 37 years ago, i was stationed in korea within an artillery shell of the d.m.z. i have seen firsthand what freedom can do. and when i arrived it was a military dictatorship and you have a market economy with a freely market democracy is being attacked by the rowing nation in the north. i can't emphasize strong enough how important it is to act decisively against this act of aggression against a free nation and i associate my remarks with all the speakers here today and i call on china to exert every bit of pressure on north korea and i urge my colleagues to support this reso

poe. mr. poe: i appreciate you yielding time, judge gohmert. yes, on november 2 the american public, the american people, the american voters, went to the polls and they voted and it's a good thing that they vote. and we have the right to vote and as you mentioned, judge gohmert, the right to vote in this country is sacred. and we should always treat it that way to make issue that -- sure that -- in all elections tharkts voting box and the voting ballot are sacred and only valid voting takes place anywhere in the united states. i heard a lot of comments as did many members of congress, probably all americans of -- members of congress, during the recess before the election, and one of the biggest concerns was the run-away spending that the government seems to be addicted to. and it seems to be an adricks of spending somebody else's money -- an addiction of spending somebody else's money, the taxpayers' money, people who work every day and go out and try to support their families. one startling statistic, mr. speaker, is that for every dollar tha

poe: mr. speaker, my district's in hurricane alley, since i have been elected to congress we have had five hurricanes, katrina, rita, um berto, gus to have, and ike. hurricane season is over in southeast texas, but hurricane season came late this year to d.c. as i predicted in september, the fall forecast in washington was for gale force winds. sure enough a hurricane hit d.c. on november 2. we warned them, we told them all about the hurricane warning signs, we even gave them an evacuation plan, stop spending trillions of taxpayer dollars. say no to nationalized health care, stop the government takeover of everything that moves, stop the taxes and quit borrowing money from the chinese, and most importantly listen to the american people. but they didn't listen. and the hurricane named after the american people blew through now and it was a category five with 63 electoral casualties. the elites and the big n the -- sown the wind. ng the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman fr

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reportero: autoridades dicen que este hecho, no interrumpimos poe el proceso ayer en san francisco sinron mayores disturbios pero en san francisco se produjo una situación parecida la policía arrestó a un hombre y nos dicen ¿por qu?. >>> ayer por la tarde en el distrito de que soy un trabajo voy que otro empleado salió del lugar de votación y voy que tambiéñ hacían falta boleta electorales y tambié un dispositivo que cuenta los votos inmediato el hecho fue noviembre f notificado a la policía, según dijeron interrogaron el hombre, pero no pueden dar más detalles, tambiéñ autoridades dicen que no existe más personas involucrada en esto. >>> según nos dijeron el arresto fue a la 1 de la mañan el hombre identificado, fue detenido en su propia casa en san francisco tambié robó una lista con nómade votantes celular de otra personas y más. >>> dicen que fueron una 75 boletas que fueron robada el hombre esta preso y enfrenta cargo criminales. >>> este es mi informe en vivo regresamos contigo. >>> gracias flabio la proposición 19 de pretendía legalizar el uso de la marihuana, fue rechazada, hub

setting up teem poe early in the game. rangers score two in the first. caps in the second. an empty knelter makes it 5 h 3. >> done i van nothing nab. this is a game we need. the college of charleston. have a great day everybody. >> 5:25. we have 46 degrees. the news continues with good morning, washington at 5:30. the next half hour, the ugly truth. a magazine calls the district one of the most unattractive places in our country. president barak obama just landed in south korea. that's next. i hope you like the sunshine we have more coming up in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy, low-fat yogurt. mcdonald's new strawberry banana and wildberry smoothies are 100% pure sipping fun. the simple joy of real fruit smoothies. ♪ >> i have made it clear america is not and never will be at war with islam. good morning, washington. thank you for joining us this wednesday. more on that story. we begin with trf yik and weather every 10 minutes. lisa is standing by. >> first we check with steve on the forec

poe: request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: you are recognized. mr. poe: madam speaker, the people who want to build a mosque at ground zero now want american taxpayers to pay $5 million to help build that mosque. those who beg for american money to build an insult mosque on ground zero disrespect the 3,000 people of all faiths, nations and religions that were murdered by radical islamic faction on 9/11. ground zero is a sacred american soil. it's where america was ambushed by killers from the sky. a tax-pair funded mosque at the site comes across as a memorial and a tribute to the radical terrorists that murdered in the name of religion. such a plan is unwise, insensitive and shameful. those who wish to build a mosque should instead build a monument and a memorial to the victims of 9/11. victims that include christians, jews and muslims. otherwise ground zero is off limits. and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the house will be in order. for what purpose do

about our own culture that we -- we have yet to he were about -- about abby lincoln has a wonderful poees, ma'am. she said we're the african god. we're the african gods. if young children are growing up and not learning about -- or seeing artwork that describes african spirituality, how do you expect them? >> i want to be cheer. you're for the suggesting. you and i both borne in mississippi, you in jackson and me in gulfport. we're from the south, and have those roots. you're not suggesting that a role of something bigger than us have played in us over the years. you're not casting aspersions on that? >> no. but this is a hidden part of the story that is also propelled us and helped us to -- to escape the bonds of slavery. there's another big picture in this that we don't know about and don't talk about. there's -- there's -- you know in terms of our spiritual system that is we brought to the united states, we don't even take a look at that. we're taught that is evil. that anything that was invented by you know, or that was -- was practiced by -- by the -- the african -- west africans i

say the mayor's poe text detail was in place overnight, however the vehicle was parked out of their line of sight. police say there were no signs of forced entry into the car. >>> and now the latest on a baltimore city police office are accused of killing an unarmed man outside a club. the trial of officer has been postponed until march. he was charged with killing tyrone brown. police say he fired three shots at brown after the former marine groped a woman. his attorney says his client acted appropriately. he is being held without bail. >>> if i've been to annapolis, you've probably seen the bronze statue at rams head live. it's gone this morning a thief made off with the heavy bronze statue of a rearing ram. while it was open and full of people. it weighs more than 40 pound and was last seen sunday during a football game. >> disappointing but not surprising. we have had. [audio not understandable] people take the carpet i don't know what they do with the stuff but i guess they outfit their house with it. they will take just about anything. >> they hope someone will see the statue of th

poe: mr. speaker, i request permission to address the house for five minutes, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. poe: mr. speaker, it was dusk when he left thailand and entered the air space. soon he was flying into north vietnam as darkness came over the horizon. it was his 25th mission into north vietnam, flying an f-4 phantom jet. the date was april 16, 1966. the pilot was sam johnson, united statesaire colonel and he was dosh united states air force colonel and he was doing his second duty. he was flying with satan's angels. he was a career pilot who had already flown 62 combat missions during the korean war, flying an f-86 sabre jet. colonel johnson also influence with the famed air force thunderbirds. this is a photograph of colonel sam johnson, united states air force. but this day, this day of april 16, 1966, colonel johnson was shot down by ground fire by the north vietnamese. he was captured, he was put in a prisoner of war ca

the true owner of the prom sensor renote is missing so they use place holder names like bad benny and poe i signee. >> these are documents recorded and homes taken from people by bad benny and bogus signee. >> the banks know the average person is going to be intimidated, frightened, confused and they are not going to know what to do. >> reporter: to save their home they have joined a growing movement called "show me the note." they are paying a lawyer to fight the foreclosure in court until they can negotiate a new loan. so far it's working, they say in the last year the bank has tried to foreclose 10 times but still has not shown them the note. >> so each day you sit and wonder will this go on, will the banks agree to what we are wanting to fulfil, or will they continue to steal our homes. >> reporter: allen martin, cbs5. >>> well mers says there's nothing fraudulent about that system. the company expects the courts to eventually settle these foreclosure battles in its favor. you can find the full mers statement at cbs5.com. >>> looks like we're closing in on the end of our really fine w

many of you i'm sure will have seen pictures of the vast spaghetti plan flagss in the poe valley.t tends to be more of a family affair. another reason why this may be a bumper year lies in the virtual disappearance of the spaghetti beatle the tiny creature whose deprivations have caused much concern in the past. after picking the spaghetti is laid out to dry in the warm alpine sun. many people are often puzzled by the fact that spaghetti is produced at such uniform lengths, but this is the result of many years of patient endeavor by plant breeders who succeeded in producing the perfect spaghetti. and now the harvest is marked by a traditional meal. toast to the new drop are drunk in these. and then the waiters enter bearing the ceremonial dish which is, of course, spaghetti picked earlier in the day, dried in the sun and so brought fresh from garen to table at the very peak of condition. for those who love this dish, there's nothing like real home grown spaghetti. >> osgood: coming up bill geist on po-boy preservation. >> reporter: what would new orleans be without the po-boy? >>

the pilot issued an emergency call before the tur poe prop went down in flames. >> emergency crews used a bulldozer to reach the crash site. weather may have been a factor, with tropical storm tomas bearing down on the area. >>> and in pakistan, a small, private plane chartered by an oil company crashed at the karachi airport. all 21 people were killed. the pilot had reported engine trouble and was on his way back to the airport when the plane went down. it exploded into flames on impact. >>> haiti is enduring yet another force of nature. tomas is dumping heavy rains on the earthquake-ravaged country. >> chaos broke out as officials tried to evacuate more than a million people in tent cities that could be wiped out by the storm. abc's matt gutman is there. >> reporter: it was anger borne out of fear. with tomas likely to trigger landslides and massive flooding, aid workers tried to evacuate thousands here at one of haiti's biggest tent cities. those workers were quickly besieged. evacuees refused to go. and within seconds, this crowd swelled from dozens to hundreds. tearing through the

several poe's later he taught tristan on an air force and that one of the most chile post say that he shouldn't nervous. in his last post was on september 30th where he wrote after a few days of travel and we're finally point to beat an afghan. the department of defense did not really is the circumstance that led up to his request. i opposed by his friend says it is still and real to me and everything else. thank you for everything you did. san jose, just push for kron4 news. >> in other news at federal is recovering as he was shot in sacramento. the boy and three other family members were walking to panda express when they were confronted by two other men. they opened fire and hit the boy and a 21 year-old. he's expected to be ok. they're looking for the suspects. to hikers are back home from the frightening experience. at 20 and 13 year-old got lost and they had decided to bite in bali. they stayed overnight and were spotted last night but rescue workers were not able to get to them until last night. coming up the case of the brazen burglars who only still from the role but they mad

. >> they're drinking poe tato chs through a straw. >> reporter: she loves to read and inspired thatpassion in children. >> i definitely think that books can change kids' lives. can you hold my hand? >> reporter: when she was 10 mckenzie was diagnosed with a rare condition that causes agonizing pain on her left knee. >> i was in so much pain around the time of middle school that i would have to stay in bed for months at a time, and the only way i could get my mind off the pain was through reading. here we go. >> reporter: so she started a mission, to help others escape their own suffering and founded a nonprofit sheltering books widow nats children's books to to shelters for the homeless and abused. >> that has changed their lives. do you like "the lion king"? >> reporter: mckenzie gives books to people like 9-year-old david who has been without a home since his mom lost her home in july. >> to say the books are here for free for us i'm very happy. >> reporter: joanie robinson living in a shelter doesn't own any books to read to her baby. >> i got every book here that she would need.

. >> reporter: davis discovered voodoo poe shun potions containing a toxin from the puffer fish. slow your heart, make your muscles limp, make you appear deceased. >> by full custom in japan, if you succumb to the fish, you are laid out by your grave for several days to make sure you're really dead. >> reporter: this ugly fish, the cause of zombieism? okay, so, maybe it doesn't quite match the story behind those gory flesh eaters of your favorite halloween filfilms. but perhaps maybe there is now finally a scientific explanation for the living dead. jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> so, now you know. look out for puffer fish. that's going to do it for our broadcast tonight. diane sawyer will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm dan harris. for all of us here at abc news, thank you for watching and happy halloween. >> halloween night." it's a night for families, but for some it's an opportunity to commit crimes. good evening, everyone. state parole officers will be out to make sure sex offenders aren't taking advantage of young out to make sure sex offenders . >> paul role

poe: join me in the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? without objection. ms. watson: madam speaker, standing in our way are those who will be holding the middle class hostage in favor of giving added tax breaks to millionaires and billionaires even though the bonus tax breaks would add $700 billion to the national debt. 98% of americans face a tax increase january 1. for the typical middle class american family, that could mean the loss of $2,000 next year. the republican demands would mean that those making more than $1 million a year would receive an average cut of $100,000 annually and the middle class would be saddled with $700 billion in new debt to pay for the multimillion dollar tax cuts for billionaires. but that's

according to shadow party author richard poe, he wrote through his global web of open society institutes years to recruit, train, indoctrinating and installing a network of loyal operatives in 50 countries, policing them in position of -- policing them in position of influence and power and the media, government, finance and academia. does any of this sound familiar? this formula of infiltrating the system is always the same. with soros. the one he always uses. i'm not asking you to believe me, i'm asking brow to learn the history of george soros. his method is to create a shadow party, form a shadow government. every time. and then you will be one step closer to one world government. and taking power. this is not a political party, not in a tangible sense. this works outside the electoral system. in 2000, soros funded one-third of the shadow conventions. do you etch remember these? they were run by adrianna huffington. the president's favorite source of news. and one of the lead organizers next to her was jim wallace, one of the guys who is campaigning against this program, surprise, su

she is so delightful that poe tau rekeeps bowls of her around their apart meant. i didn't know they could own apartment. and chris rowser, the senior on-line editor. he knows words like i know curves. and bill shultz, he stinks of nivea and cadavers, don't know why. and next to me, the founder and president of penn financial group. if smarts were pinatas, kids would bang him at birthday parties. and he wreaks of mold because he is so old. good to see you, pinch. >> read the thomas freedman column where they congratulate anderson cooper for uncovering the obama in india lie. cooper freedman. two great tastes that taste great together. back to you, greg. >> all right, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> all right. >> yes. >>> they say no way to gays in the tsa. no fabulousness in the friskingness. if any anti-gay group is calling for the agency to institute some common sense healthy discrimination, end quote, by banning self-acknowledged homosexuals from doing security screenings to avoid passengers being put in sexually compromising situations. the group called americ

water quality experts say that many bay area cities have high levels of a poe tent carcinogen. they contaminate the bay and have prompted a health warning for fish caught in the bay. several bay area cities will split up a $5 million federal grant to study this problem. >>> whole foods is pulling seven different kinds of cheese off the shelves, they were made by a california company. it is a national recall. central valley based bravo farms put a recall out on their cheeses after dozens of people got sick from samples they ate at costco stores. testing of the cheeses found strains of wllisteria and e. co. >>> stid ahead, a warn to stid to wikileaks. >>> and a plan to bomb a christmas tree lighting and how he was busted without putting the public this danger. >>> plus the plan to turn fisherman's wharf to a place we night want to go even when we're not playing tour guide. >>> and take a live look at the golden gate fridge. looking cryer today, but very cold. we'll get a look at your full forecast coming up. lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the mo

on the first floor there was a broken out wind poe has now been repaired, presumably from when this rai began earlier this morning. but yes, the prince george's county executive was taken out of his home in handcuffs. just aer 12:30 this afternoon, the executive jack johnson and his wife were taken into federal custody at their bowie home. agents with thebi and irs took the couple into custody one at a time in separate investigations. mrs. leslie johnson who was just elected tohe district six prince george's county council se was brout out of her home first with her head covered. mr. johnson followed, walk enly in handcuffs but refused to answer rerters' questions. soon after the couple lef a master plumber arrived at the home. he said he was call in by fbi agents to recover possible ushed evidencerom inside the home. you're down here to make sure nothing has been flushed. havehey told you what they think may have been flushed? >> i don't know any of the details. they're not telling me a whole lot. they're just asking me to check a couple thing. >> reporter: this was not a schedule. you

he talked about his recent signing of a law that lowers the penalty of poe testing up too an ounce ofa. the governor's no one cares comment comes less than a week after california voters rejected proposition 19 which would have made possession of small amounts of policy completely legal for adults over the age of 21. here's something we haven't seen before. the san jose cannibis buyer collective is offering half off gift certificates. you pay just $20 for $40 worth of medical marijuana. you need a medical marijuana card but the ad encourages you to buy it for a friend. >> all right. speaking of commerce, patience will be the key for san francisco trafficers. >> hello. that's right, analysts tell boomberg airline patience will have to squeeze on planes at fair fullest since world war ii. that's carrier capacity during the recession and never really boosted. we are seeing travel rebound. more crowded planes. also competition for space in overhead bins. the meantime expect longer lines at target for the start that target cashiers enter coupon codes by hand. the backup said they weren't g

poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today following legislation and any legislati business and any special orders heretofore entered into, follow thing members may be permitted to address this house, revise and extend their remarks and include therein extraneous material. mr. smith from new jersey for today, mr. jones for november 17 and 18. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from hawaii seek recognition? ms. hirono: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into, the following members may be permitted to address the house for five minutes, to revise and extend their remarks and include therein extraneous materials. mr. sherman, mr. defazio, ms. kaptur, ms. woolsey and mr. grayson. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, and previous order of the house, the following members

the poker games with cabinet cronies, the weekly poe potamic and relations with family and friends demands extended treatment. he enjoyed life to the full, and is unquenchable optimism never faded. not to be overlooked i think, are the four women who played crucial roles in fdr's life. his mother sarah, lucy merser, the woman he loved, lahan, the woman who loved him, and his wife eleanor. after eleanor discovered his affair with lucy in 1918, their relationship became more professional than personal. it was an armed truce in the words of their son james. they remained together for a variety of reasons, and eleanor was a national personality in her own right, but her impact on the president's life was ten sensual. they moved in different circle with a separate entourage, and only at formal levels did their paths intersect. i say this as an admirer of [applause] roosevelt. she's cannonnized because of what she stood for, but she was a political liability for the president. fdr did not need reenforcement among liberal and minority voters where eleanor was highly regarded. he needed the votes

this is a -- that is great base if you wanted to do a sweetened sweetened potatoe or mashed sweet poe pate tateo and sin -- potatoe and cinnamon and nutmeg. >> when you bake this, it has to smell delightful. >> absolutely. we want to add -- salt. salt makes things taste sweeter. so that's why it's sweetened good. >> sound good. >> then you want to take the last three eggs,. >> okay. >> and mix those in. >> all righty. >> it's pretty simple. >> it's very simple. >> this is your creation so how much trial and error was involved in getting this exactly right. >> this is actually my grand mom's recipe that i took and adapted. of course her recipe -- they didn't use heavy cream but i use heavy cream. >> that's what that is. >> and a cup of heavy cream. >> okay. >> and we want to mix just until combined. >> what's your grandma's name? >> inez. >> she was nice enough to give this recipe to us. late her on today, check it out and try it at home. >> you want it to be nice and velvety smooth. and then you want toic aprebaked pie shell before then and add just a little bit of flower in to the mi

poe-inspired movies. impersonate or contest and film dap takes of the various works. tickets are treatment seating is limited. reservations required so for all of the information, night of 100poes, something you'll certainly want to check out. >> sounds pretty cool. if something is happening in your community we want to know about t we always ask you to tell us so can you e-mail us personally. my address, charlie ' address and the morning show all up on the screen. send us the information and we'll pass it a long. >>> 9:42. moms, we're all looking to save a few extra bucks when we head to the grocery store. >> no doubt about it so we'll introduce to you a woman called the coupon woman who is not only saving but she's also giving back to the community that helped her. >>> and also many of us are getting ready to fill up on turkey. i don't know why don harrison just popped up he's kind of a turkey. but we'll go into the kitchen and making stuffing. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable, and enjoying it less and less? stop paying

we tested including those from hungry jack and petty crocker.ú >> ourr anelist tasted the poe apotatoes and instant poe apotatoes were not great. >> of those whole foods, instant mashed potatoes rateddthe lowest. >> they were thin, soupy and bland, they even had a sliiht ú%rdboard flavor. >> plenty f the store bought mashed potatoes were pretty tasty. testers found the best by far was bob, evans original refrigerate potatoes. >> all you have o do is heat them nd serve. good to know especially if your mashed potatoes don't turn quite as good as bolinnbowling. this is jamee andrews. >>> coming up they're making their list and hecking them %-why today is a good day for parents to take a peek at their child's christmas gift list, too. >> 8:30 is the ♪ have a better day... [ male announcer ] with new breakfast melts. try the sunrise subway melt®, or the melt-tastic breakfast b.m.t. on flatbread. they're melted goodness made irresistibly delicious, get yours starting at 7am. subway. build your better breakfast. ú >>> welcome back to fox 45 morning news, 8:32 is the time. i'm patrice harris. >

i have sweet potato pie, lemon mereingu pie, cornbread and mashed poe tae tows. >> can we change cornbread> four cornbread muffins, mix them together. >> some cornbread. >> some cornbread and what we have is we have mushrooms in there, we have onions, a little bit of low sodium chicken broth, so we do know how to cook. we put that all together and so instead of 89 milligrams of cholesterol we have 59. tastes very similar and instead of the next day having to go to the hospital for high blood pressure, i'm talking about the 41 million diabetics out there, the 500,000 people who die of heart disease every year, we want them to enjoy their families too. >> i need to get to this one other thing, you call it a magic number that everybody should be targeting for this holiday. >> yes. >> put that up. what does this mean, whose magic number is that? >> the magic number is we should be having a meal that's really not greater than 500 to 1,200 calories. we're talking one meal. most people should be eating somewhere around 1,200 to 700 calories for a day. you know, like someone who is my size, i shou

you marginalize yourself if you're not a candidate for re-election in this very poe peculiariz peculized environment. >> the tax cuts realistically what do we think this lame duck congress can do or maybe i should start with you, mr. davis, is it more likely for republicans to simply push this until january, where they have more clout in the house? >> well, if they don't get what they want, which is an extension of everything, they'll kick it over until january and that's what i think they'll put up on the president's desk. it's not just the task cuts. >> will they ask for a two-year extension or do you think they're going to push for permanent tax cuts? >> push for permanent. i don't think they get permanent. they'll kick it down the road like they always do. amt relief, $70 billion for one year, unemployment insurance, you have the doc fix which is $300 billion over ten years, you have a number of other tax ex-ender oex extend extenders. they're talking about deficit reduction but ready to go to the buffet table before they start their diet. >> the tax measures are temporary, which

news 4's elaine reyes joins u live from reagan national airport with more on the privacy poe test.laine, good morning. >> eun, we've either experienced it or seen those long, long lines. so imagine tho lines the day before thanksgiving doubling. and this is all to make a point. this is all the brainchild of a washington area resident brian soddergrin. he has a website optoutday.com. and he calls for national opt out day to be on wednesday, november 24th. the day before thanksgiving. this guy calls himself a frequent traveler. he wants others to opt out of the body scans and ask for the enhanced body pat-down. >> it's the cumulative effect of all this radiation that we're taking in, that we're just saying, we're not going to participate in this. >> so, as you can see, a lot of people protesting this, not just brian, but pilots, as well. he's saying it's a to prove a point to lawmakers. eun, back to you. >> all right, elaine reyes at reagan national airport this morning. thank you. >>> 6:54 is ourime right now. news 4's aaron gilchrist has this morning's top stories now from the news

. >> the new rules were just what pilots like ann poe of south florida were hoping for. she abruptly stopped flying for continental two weeks ago and sued the tsa over full body scanners and physical searchers. >> it's just not right. i don't believe under any condition to be sexually month lefting people and that is what i consider the aggressive patdown that they're doing. >> though 08% of respondents in a recent poll say they do not object to the full body scanners, recent internet trends are objecting to body scanners. ♪ i don't like the tsa i don't see how they keep me safe ♪ >> we have president bush on the program tonight, so everybody gets patted down. this is your show. >> tell me about it. >> congressman jauk micca of florida is urging airports to switch to private, nongovernment screeners. one florida airport plans to make that change in january, even so private screeners will still be required to follow tsa protocols. the tsa administrator says these measures are necessary to show gaps in security that the government's own tests show were letting too many pro

it will me about the, poe. where is -- did expo where is it going to be. >> columbia, maryland. the exhibit are at the mall in columbia and then the workshop and networking is going to be at the sheraton in columbia. >> good. and this is the first annual. >> first annual. >> we have it up i think it's going to be a great success and it's about time. thanks force coming in. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> and thanks. fabulous, fabulous, moms. megan. >> they are. thanks for coming in. >>> the quarter finals of "dancing with the stars" had the audience barely in their seats. coming up, -- there's plenty of dancing that was impressive and plenty of good scores on "dancing watt stars" but wait until you hear a pro's anger at the judges. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable, and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. and there's no term contract required. if you don't love fios, you can cancel with no early termination fee. call now. it's your last chance t

poe of texas. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank you for recognizing me, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise for a sad occasion but appropriate occasion. i rise to pay tribute to two proud natives of maryland who lost their lives in afghanistan this fall. navy lieutenant brendan looney of owens and terry hunica. i attended both of their burr yals at arlington -- burials at arlington cemetery. it was sad to lose these two patriotic americans. to be with their families. to learn what committed young men they were. at the same time, to be filled with pride that america has people like these two brave souls willing to give their lives in the defense of freedom and justice and democracy and the safety and security of our people. i know that the grief their family feels is still fresh and that nothing can replace the loss they have suffered. but i want them to know the honor and awe in which we hold their son's sacrifices. now, it is our responsibility to keep their names, their families and their examples alive. lieutenant lo

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i blog at the huffington post, and every time i put a poe up, take a look. the racial-based comments and feedback that i get, it's off the charts. >> host: from both ends? >> guest: oh, yeah. >> host: one of the things that surprised me, stunned me, and hurt me for you was an experience you had on capitol hill as a new legislative aid. tell that story. >> host: it was an eye-opening story and frankly out of that adversity and opportunity for me -- i'm from california. max seen waters, the representative from california is well-known across the country for being a very strong leader, and i was a new, brand new, 22-year-old legislative aid on the hill. you know, i couldn't have been anymore eager or earnest to have been there. i was given a job representing a number of seniors and he asked me when i joined the staff to be the veteran affairs committee aid. there we went, first days on the hill; and we went there and it was then chaired by a man from mississippi, and i was sitting behind mr. james' chair and ms. waters worked in and i knew who she was and it wa

poe: mr. speaker, over 2,200 people have been killed just this year in drug-related border violence in mexico and some have been americans. the violence is flooding into american communities. bullets are literally flying across the rio graunda river into el paso -- rio grande river into el paso, texas. people are scared. the united states has a two-part border security plan. one, not to travel parts of america because of the violent drug cartels and, two, sue states that try to protect their people from illegal entry. that is no competent security plan. one real answer is to pass legislation to put 10,000 national guard troops on the border to be paid for by the federal government and supervised by the state governors. how much more violence must occur on the borders before the fed must do the job that the constitution requires, protect the nation? and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from

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. >> reporter: the new rules were just what pilots like ann poe of south florida were hoping for. she abruptly stopped flying for continental two weeks ago and sued the tsa over the full-body scanners and physical searches. >> it's just not right. i don't believe under any condition to be sexually molesting people, and that's what i consider the aggressive pat-down that they're doing. >> reporter: though 80% of respondents at a recent poll say they do not object to the full body scanners, the internet is buzzing with calls for boycotts. some even set to music. ♪ ♪ i don't see how >> reporter: they're fodder, too, for late night talk. >> we have president bush on the program tonight, so everybody gets patted down. >> even you i guess. this is your show. >> makes no sense at all. >> tell me about it. >> reporter: a longtime republican critic of the tsa, congressman john mica of florida is urging airports to switch to private, nongovernment screeners. one florida airport plans to make that change in january. even so, private screeners will still be required to follow tsa protocols. t