michelle, let you have the first shot, then rene. the paddle, i don't think a lot of people would agree with that. >> the problem is we can advocate, no, you're not supposed to spank when you're angry. but that's what happens. face it, that's what happens. people spank and are physically aggressive to their children when they are out of control and they're mostly releasing their own anger and their own frustration. and one of the methods that i find is mostesquive is a book called "magic 1, 2, 3." what they do, it's about giving limits, about you being calm when you're angry and upset and needing to discipline the child and using positive and negative reinforcement. i'm not talking about a 2-year-old running into the street. i would jump on top of my child if i had to stop them from running into the street. we're talking apples and oranges. >> have never smacked a hand because if that makes me a bad person then i'm a bad person because i have smacked a hand that was reaching for a hot stove or i have actually -- i mean -- hang on jus

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the next question is from marie renee. her question to ms.dina. >> you have indicated you oppose laws that limit the right to bear arms. and you carry a gulp in your car and don't have a con sealed license but in texas you don't have to have one. given how you feel is there any restriction on who can carry a we were and what type and where? >> i think again, renee, here is a classic example between someone who understands a constitutional republic, understands the u.s. constitution, and the that both the senator and governor will give. we've had too many tragedies to count in recent memory in america. we've had columbine, virginia tech, 9/11, fort hood. every time we have that sort of tragedy, the big government answer is to dearm the people. and yet our founders understood the importance of gun ownership as an essential element of freedom. private property ownership and gun ownership, the two things essential to a free society. if we want to talk about safety, security and freedom in texas, we ought to be eliminating gun registration. we rec

. >> lehrer: and an interview with rene preval, the president of haiti. ray suarez talked to him in port-au-prince today. station that now serves as his government's headquarters, haitian leader said the solutions to his country's problems lie within haiti, and haitians must solve them. >> woodruff: kwame holman looks at the fallout from toyota's move to halt sales and production of some top-selling cars and trucks. >> i do think that what you're seeing now is toyota being a victim of its own success. >> lehrer: and, we wonder about j.d. salinger-- long-gone author of "catcher in the rye," who died today. that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: >> what the world needs now is energy. the energy to get the economy humming again. the energy to tackle challenges like climate change. what is that energy came from an energy company? everyday, chevron invests $62 million in people, in ideas-- seeking, teaching, building. fueling growth around the world to move us all ahead. this is the power of human energy. c

we have heard comments from the haitian president rene preval. we see in some of the lines principally for gasoline, haitian police standing by, in the streets i have seen one or two haitian police as well. you can't say there is haitian leadership here. you cannot say that haitians are in control. that said, again, going back to past experience, past disasters in haiti, you wouldn't have expected to see haitian leadership there either. they are absent from the scene. why is that? one of the reasons seems to be the haitian leaders, regional leaders, city leaders said in some cases they felt that white outsiders from the united nations and aid groups were virtually running a parallel government and weren't letting them take responsibility for any aid effort. i'm not sure weather they feel this is going on. it is a structural problem, a traditional problem, how far the government is in charge and how the united nations and other aid organizations are in charge and how these two interact with one another. >> at a time when so many people have died a

the next question is from renÉ -- maria renee barillas enter question goes to ms.medina. >> gas, you can call me maria. senator, you have indicated that you oppose laws that indicate the right to bear arms. in fact year stated that you carry a gun in your car and that you don't have a concealed handgun license out the window and taxes you don't need one to carry one in your car. given how you feel, is there any type of restriction or limit as to who can carry a weapon, what type of weapon, and where? do you feel there should be any? >> i think again, here is a classic example between someone who understands a constitutional republic, understands the u.s. constitution and the answers that both the sender and the governor will give. we've had too many tragedies to count in recent memory. we have at, virginia tech, 9/11, for good. every time we have that sort of tragedy, the big government answer is to dr and the people and the other founders understand the importance of gun ownership as an essential element of freedom. either property ownership and gun ownership, the

renee sharp, whose worse is helping shape the proposed legislation, says, while the information can bend on- line, there is no reason it shouldn't be available at the point of sale. this is not about us saying don't use cell phones. i love my cell phone. i'm not giving it up any time soon. this is about being cautious. >> reporter: because there is growing concern over whether cell phones can cause brain tumors and cancer. to date, there is no scientific consensus cell phones pose any health risk and the fcc says any phone sold legally in the u.s. is safe. industry advocates say san francisco is sounding alarm bells unnecessarily. >> panic may be overstating it somewhat but it certainly raises anxietys that on the basis of current sence that is accepted are just simply not necessary. >> reporter: he says the rules could make cell phones with higher emigs appear dangerous when according to the standards, they are safe. at this best buy, most customers liked the label idea. >> i think it is something that -- you know, cigarettes have warnings. i imagine if it is like a concern, maybe it

today, haian president rene preval asked the internatial community to provide 200,0 tentto shelter some of the one llion haitians left homeless by the qua. separately, a state departnt spokesman said the u.s. deat toll in the quake nonumbers ose to 100. and lieutent general ken keen, the u.s. comnder on the ground, said amerin troops ll stay as long as they're needed. that effort incles rebuilding iti's now-shattered health care sysm. ray suarez repts from port-au- prince on the long road ahd. >> suarez: when thbuildings came cshing down, the patients came rushi in. and two weeks , the living are scattered in hostals on both sideof the haitian-dominican border. many have badly damaged boes, manyn hospital beds have nowhere else to go. but aftethe initial trauma, haiti is now turning corner. >> the major challge now is post-op careand what we would call in the medical professi, discharge planning. how do you dcharge a patient and asre quality care when they are homeless? and w do you make sure tha infections don'tevelop? how do y make sure that bandages arehanged for ampute or wounds tha

possible he made his way to the map and there were others circulating as well and the duke of lorraine, renee, is said to have received maps, from portugal and it is hard to unpack the stories and know what is what but a lot of dukes in europe had agents on the iberian peninsula who were interested in getting maps and they wanted as much new information as they could because it was a business opportunity. so, these maps were making their way to italy, and, somehow or another, a copy or more made it to saint-die and though it was out of the way it was at a crossroads an strassberg was a nexus of all sorts of information. >> a little bit how it -- could you say how it took so long to get to the library of congress? how did it get here. >> that is also a great part of the story. thank you. he is my agent! the map was -- supposedly there were a thousand copies printed and they quickly disappeared. luckily, one survived, because it was bound into a book, and, the book, the book turns out to be one of the best ways of all to preserve paper. and, this book ended up sitting in a library in a minor ge

president obama managed to get through to haiti's president rene preval on the telephone this morning. >> i pledged america's continued commitment to the government and the people of haiti in the immediate effort to save lives and deliver relief, and in the long-term effort to rebuild. >> holman: for now, severe damage to the port-au-prince harbor made airlifts the only reliable way to get the aid onshore. and helicopters from the newly arrived u.s. navy aircraft carrier "carl vinson" ferried in their first relief supplies today. but the city's badly damaged airport remained a bottleneck. with the control tower disabled, the u.s. military officially took over takeoffs and landings today. these soldiers from the 82nd airborne division shipped out yesterday, but did not set down until late last night, after waiting hours to be cleared to land. in washington, the growing desperation in haiti intensified the focus on the pentagon's efforts to get the aid operation into high gear. u.s. military leaders said today there could be 10,000 american troops in port-au-prince and offshore by monda

made his way to where the map was, but there others circulating as well and the duke of lorraine, renee, is said to have received maps from portugal. it is very hard to unpack those stories and know what is what but there were lots of dukes in europe who had agents on the lead. peninsula who were very interested in getting maps and they wanted as much new information as they could because this was a business opportunity so these maps were making their way to italy, and somehow or another a copy or more made it to sandy yea. even though it is out of the way it was a crossroads. strasbourg was the nexus of all sorts of information. >> could you say a little bit about how it took so long to get to the library of congress? >> sure. that is also a great part of the story. thank you. he is my agent. the map, supposedly there were 1,000 copies printed. they very quickly disappeared. luckily one survived because it was bound into a book and the book, the book turns out to be one of the best ways of balta preserve paper and this book ended up sitting in the library in the south of germany for a

renee marsh has more on the story now from miami. >> reporter: sunday morning, accused cold blooded killer5- year-old paul marriage stood in a palm beach county court surrounded by deputies. his game of hide and seek over after 38 days. >> this is a case where the defendant has been charged with first degree murder. >> reporter: u.s. marshals took him into custody at a motel in the florida keys. key evidence, his blew toyota covered outside. he has been on the run since anksgiving day gaining notoriety as south florida's most want the fugitive profiled on america's most wanted several times. surveillance video and pictures of him broadcasted nationwide actually $100,000 reward for his capture. after police say he shot and killed fo of his own family member. among the victims, his twin sisters, carla and lisa. and a 6-year-old. >> i thought he was going to come back and try to finish what he started. so the first thing i thought was i'll be able to sleep. >> the fact that this criminal was caught cannot heal or wound. we will always suffer from the trauma and terror that he excuse caused. >

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vanderbilt could design a steamship, sail it over the open ocean and john go rapids, race a champion horse renee, consolidated railroad, short a stock, rated corporation lobby president bill gabriel depot found university and raise an army. >> and all before lunchtime. >> just this juxtaposition of skills as a great deal of what america became in vanderbilt's time and you ran it. but i think also in view of what is gone on in the country's economy and wall street over the last few months, viewing general motors amended plan for its own rescue for example in which it actually revised the miles per gallon as feature cars are expected to get downward, and the one saying that in comparing these executives with their bonuses for going bankrupt i think is tempted to look at a sandra build or a morgan or a connie kiar henry ford and ask, what happened? how did we go from that to this? >> well, i am going to do with presidential candidates to in debate and first i thank you for having me here. as gene mentioned i was a fellow at the cullman center and it was an incredible experience without which my boo

next caller, renee? all right, we will move on to alan from jacksonville, florida. caller: good morning, ma'am. as far as the financial corrections he wants to make, or whatever, we need to blame congress for that. they are the one who passed all the regulations. they failed to get bernie madoff about five years before he actually got caught. they repeal the glass-steagall act. how many agencies doing need to regulate the banks and financial institutions which congress passes the laws to do? or like national security where we have nine or 10 agencies to should have protected us from the under-pants bomber and now they have failed. one last thing, the president himself said the democrats control both houses. they only the republicans, so they have blocked the amount. host: one speck of the speech getting a lot of discussion was when the president talked about the recent supreme court decision -- one aspect of the speech -- let's listen. it is the reaction from justice samuel only to. >> last week the supreme court reversed a century of law. i believe it will open the

rene francois can speak directly to the enormous public health challenges that haiti faces.of health for the state of georgia. we welcome all of you and thank you for being here today. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to thank you again for calling this important hearing on the rescue recovery and the longer-term reconstruction efforts in haiti. in marriage -- an unimaginable devastation going on since january 12, 2010 is, as you pointed out, one of the worst natural disasters to confront the western hemisphere in modern history. nearly 3 million people have been affected. more than 155th -- more than 150,000 people may have paris. -- more than 150,000 people may have perished. the social instability in haiti represents a critical concern for the dominican republic and could have far-reaching evocations of deteriorating conditions and produce a mass exodus of haitians by land and sea. immediate action by the united states to provide emergency assistance to haiti what was clearly warranted. the heroic efforts of the first sponsor -- a first responders are truly inspir

the next question is from rene and her question goes tow3xdç a medina.ry a gun in your car and you do not have a concealed handgun license. given how you feel, is there any type of restriction or limit as to who can carry a weapon, what type of weapon, and where? should there be any? >> ko'd dan, here is a classic example between someone who understands a constitutional republic, understands the u.s. constitution, and the answers that both the senator and governor will give. we have had too many tragedies to count in recent memory is in america. every time we have that sort of tragedy, the big government answer is to de armas -- de-arm the people. private property ownership and gun ownership, the two things essential to a free society. if we want to talk about safety, security, and freedom in texas, we ought to be eliminating gun at registration. we recognize that the gun registration has been used throughout history for one thing only and that is a gun confiscation. i am a strong advocate of the right to keep and bear arms. >> where would you draw the l