smith burg was trying to arrest douglas pryor in 2007. pryor was accused of stabbing his girlfriend to death and fled to a house. nicholson was shot and killed as he approached that house. now a section of route 64 will be dedicated to him in the may 14th ceremony. pryor is now serving six life sentences for that shooting. >>> officers surrender three baltimore officers. turn themselves in. now, wjz learns one of the officers has been in trouble before. wjz is live in east baltimore. adam may has the exclusive details from central booking. adam? >> mary, all three of those officers have been locked up here at central booking all afternoon. meanwhile, today, wjz has learned that one of the officers has faced misconduct ailgtzs in the past. and in fact -- allegations in the past. and in fact, the settlement cost city taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: three baltimore city police officers turned themselves in to central booking. they were indicted on kidnapping charges. they're accused of picking up two 15-year-olds in a po

pryor: madam president, i want to thank my colleague from the state of maine. she has been a great leader in small business matters and she and i serve on the small business committee together, and we have been working for, i guess, three years now on the regulatory flexibility act and other related efforts to try to make sure that the proper environment executives in america for small businesses to thrive and for entrepreneurs to be successful. this amendment would make that key provisions of the regulatory flexibility act which require that federal agencies fully consider during the rule-making process the economic impact on small firms. it would make sure that those provisions would apply to the cfpb created in the bill offered by senator dodd. this amendment would ensure that the newly created cfpb when it's promulgating its rules and its regulation fully considers the economic impact those rules and regs would impose on our nation's almost 30 million small firms who have created 64% of all the new jobs in this country over the last 15 years and undoubtedly

thank you. >> thank you. >> chairman rockefeller, chairman pryor and ranking member wicker thank you for the opportunity to share the privacy on line protection act. microsoft has a deep and long-standing commitment to protecting consumers including children who use our software and services. i want to begin by discussing microsoft's comprehensive approach to protecting children's privacy on line. i will identify those areas where coppa has made progress over the last decade and highlight key challenges that remain. the sharing is timely. 10 years ago this month the federal trade commission's coppa rules went into effect or coke go coppa stated goals is to preserve the interactivity of children's experience on the internet while protecting their privacy. that girl is essential today. research has found that children be an important educational social benefits such as increased opportunities for learning and creativity by engaging in their interactive activities on line and children are realizing these benefits as they used new technology to access the internet including mobile phones

until treagan presidency, and you had olympia brass band and other orkeft -- orchestras and richard pryorand in 1969 they sounded out the white house what does president nixon like. and they ended up with disney land's golden horse shoe review in 1969. sure wish i could have been there for that. >> the president is expected to make remarks tonight, president obama. as a historical note, and if i recall and correct me if i am wrong. one time president kennedy said he wasn't going to that. >> that was an important moment and one person that was responsible was helen thomas. a lot of people are legends because they are around for a long time. helen did things that moved along history. in 1961 in john f.kennedy's first year, the women was a part of association but not allowed to go to the dinner. and helen went to the press secretary and protested it. and insisted that the message be taken to the president. and he did, and the president said tell them, great it's their policy. but they won't have me there next year. and since nothing was more important to the association than having the presi

chairman. >> senator pryor. >> mr.chairman i want to thank you for having this hearing senator hutchinson and your leadership on this and i have to acknowledge senator bill nelson is without peer when it comes to looking after nasa's interest and making sure that the various missions of nasa are functioning properly and getting the proper attention here in the congress. mr. chairman i only would have two questions for the panel when they have a chance to answer and that would be first what is the safest and most economical launch vehicle for restoring nasa's capability to fly a low earth orbit and the international space station and second is what our nasa's plants budget and schedule for developing and testing a heavy lift launch system? i think that the space flight program is at a crossroads and i certainly would look forward to working through this issue with members of the committee and nasa. thank you. >> thank you. and now dr. holdren, i am very honored to ask you to give your testimony. you're the director of o

senator pryor has indicated he has no more questions. so secretary napolitano and rattled neffenger, thank you for your comments today. secretary, what you're doing with secretary salazar to come out with a reform package, the best way i can think about it, to make sure that we'd better prepare -- we'd better -- we better prepare for a deepwater exploration of this type, and for now thank you very much for what you are doing every day. we won all calledo the stand our second panel, lamar mckay, chairman and president of bp america. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> mr. mckay, good afternoon. i appreciate you being here. you've heard but the questions and answers and that testimony f secretary napolitano and admiral neffenger. >> members of the committee, my name is lamar mckay and i am president and chairman of bp america. we have experienced a tragic set of events. nearly one month ago, 11 people were lost in the deep water rise and rick -- horizon rig and

chairman. >> senator pryor. >> mr. chairman i want to thank you for having this hearing senator hutchinson and your leadership on this and i have to acknowledge senator bill nelson is witut peer when it comes to looking afr nasa's interest and making sure that the various missions of nasa are functioning properly and getting the proper attention here in the congress. mr. chairman i only would have two questions for the panel when they have a chance to answer and that would be first what is the safest and most economical launch vehicle for restoring nasa's capability to fly a low earth orbit and the international space station and second is what our nasa's plants dget and schedule for deloping and testing heavy lift launch system? i think that the space flight program is at a crossroads and i certainly would look forward to rking through this issue with members of the committee and nasa. thank you. >> thank you. and now dr. holdren, i am very honored to ask you to give your testimony. you're the director of office and s

thank senator pryor who's worked with us to find something that everyone can agree on. i look forward to this amendment being called up later, and i urge all of my colleagues to support this commonsense reform that will give americans control over their financial future. madam president, thank you, and i yield the floor, and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. demint: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. demint: i ask it be suspended. i call for the regular order with respect to wyden apartment 4109 and call up my amendment as a second-degree amendment the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from south carolina, mr. demint, proposes an amendment numbered 3852 to amendment numbered 4019. at the appropriate place insert the following: section, border fence completion. a, minimum requirements -- mr. demint: madam president, i ask the reading of the amendment be suspended. the presiding o

senator pryor has indicated he has no more questions.so secretary napolitano and rattled neffenger, thank you for your comments today. secretary, what you're doing with secretary salazar to come out with a reform package, the best way i can think about it, to make sure that we'd better prepare -- we'd better -- we better prepare for a deepwater exploration of this type, and for now thank you very much for what you are doing every day. we won all called to the stand our second panel, lamar mckay, chairman and president of bp america. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> mr. mckay, good afternoon. i appreciate you being here. you've heard but the questions and answers and that testimony of secretary napolitano and admiral neffenger. >> members of the committee, my name is lamar mckay and i am president and chairman of bp america. we have experienced a tragic set of events. nearly one month ago, 11 people were lost in the deep water rise and rick -- horizon rig a

i especially want to thank senator pryor for working with us to find something that everyone could agree to in this modified version. and i'm really appreciative that we were able to work it out. as i close, mr. president, i understand that the amendment scheduled to be addressed monday night, but i hoped that we could perhaps accept it on a voice vote at the proper time as well. and with that, mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. mr. dodd: mr. president, i would ask consent before you -- hold on that unanimous consent. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. dodd: mr. president, i just can't thank our friend and colleague from colorado enough. he's done just a great job. this is a terrific idea and one that's long overdue. the presiding officer is a member of our banking committee, and we know we've talked a lot about these issues over the last couple of years, and we've had hearings, in fact we've had some legislation dealing with credit scores. a lot of people have had their good names in a sense stolen fr

senator pryor has indicated he has no more questions. neffenger, thank you for your comments today. secretary, what you're doing with secretary salazar to come out with a reform package, the best way i can think about it, to make sure that we'd better prepare -- we'd better -- we better prepare for a deepwater exploration of this type, and for now thank you very much for what you are doing every day. we won all called to the stand our second panel, lamar mckay, chairman and president of bp america. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> mr. mckay, good afternoon. i appreciate you being here. you've heard but the questions and answers and that testimony of secretary napolitano and admiral neffenger. >> members of the committee, my name is lamar mckay and i am president and chairman of bp america. we have experienced a tragic set of events. nearly one month ago, 11 people were lost in the deep water rise andick -- horizon rig and 17 others were injured three my ep

. >> thank you, senator pryor. mr. mckay, thanks. i appreciate your testimony and all you're trying to do. i must say that in terms of lessons learned here, i end up where i began which is that oil companies have been doing a lot more deep water drilling. you're doing it to respond to a demand and in some sense we are all benefits. our economy and people are all benefiting from this production of oil from offshore in american territory. we went ahead and did debt -- that without proper preparation for how to respond if there was an accident that deep under the water, and this has ben -- to call it a wake-up call is 7 horrendous understatement. i wish that you had done more to prepare for this but i must say as a member of the u.s. senate i hope that the federal government responsible for continuing to issue permits for deep water drilling without demanding that the companies to receive those purposbe prepared to deal with the effects of an accident, an explosion, to be better prepared to stop the leak under water then obviously you a

pryor: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i don't think it's an exaggeration to say that when our founding fathers laid out article 3 in the constitution, they had people like price marshall in line. he's smart, he's hard working, he's a family man, he's involved in his community, he's involved in his church and in his legal profession. he's an elected member of the arkansas court of appeals and he just -- when he was in private practice had the reputation as a lawyer's lawyer. and i join senator lincoln in giving him my highest recommendation. and, mr. president, i appreciate all my colleagues voting "yes" on price marshall. the presiding officer: all time is yielded back. the question is on the nomination. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. and the nomination is confirmed. the motions to reconsider the vote are considered made and tabled. the president shall be notified of the senate action. and the senate will resume legislative session. there are

i think that her record pryor to serving in the administration was completely different from meyers and atlanta kagan was the clerk on the supreme court that served the marshal, she was the dean at harvard law and solicitor general. she's had a lot of top legal jobs. but she's had a reign range of top-flight jobs. >> host: pittsburgh, pennsylvania. go ahead. on the democrats line. >> caller: hi, mr. sherman, do you think the time will come when -- i don't know how ms. kagan would vote if we could knock down the corporations or the right wing of the supreme court seems to think is a good thing for us? >> guest: well, as the solicitor general last september ms. kagan did in fact argue in support of the federal campaign finance law that the supreme court struck down. that said, she's said very little and written very little about her issues and interest to business. we don't very much about her on that. >> host: part of the announcement, the president said yesterday the reason he choice was an understanding of laws but as it affects the lives of ordinary people. how does he define that oar