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transportation safety officials say the full body scanner rs not designed to detect devices under the skin. they're promising more pat-downs, more questioning of fliers and more checks for traces of explosive chemicals. meanwhile, people returning wednesday night from overseas had not heard of the newest threat and were not overly concerned. >> i don't know what we can do. it's not like we can stop traveling and let it paralyze us in fear either. >> speaking as a physician, that's sounds difficult, but hey, who am i to argue? it seems unlikely, honestly. >> reporter: a former homeland security official admits such an attack would be tough. >> we don't know how the attack would react in the body and what effect it would have on the individual in the body. not a lot of testing you can do in advance. >>> new today, take a look at this video out of wheaten, maryland. the driver of this car crashed into samantha's diner and bakery, leaving behind a huge hole. the driver was taken to the hospital. we are still waiting to find out what may have led to that crash. >>> flip-flops and sannals a

. >> he is trying to stay strong but they rs bracing themselves for the worst. they would like a specialized dive team to get involved and search the sunken ship. >> just to get the closure, their father is down there. if that is indicates, bring him home. >> the secretary of tourism for baja california sent a deep water dive team from hawaii is willing to help and could arrive as early as tomorrow. >>> a diving expedition to the bottom of the sea of cortez is possible but it would be very dangerous and it could take some time. john alston talked to some diving experts. >> to find out if there are any victims still in the fishing boat. a diving expedition could last two weeks and cost $100,000 if a private company takes on the job. the boat is thought to be at a depth of 200 to 300 feet. that would require what is known as a mixed gas dive. a technical procedure where divers fill their tanks with special mixtures. each dive could take a half-hour to reach the boat and full hour or more to return to the surface. they could only spend about 5-15 minutes at a time

the create rs of the website from los angeles. >> we got our hands dirty and realized we need to simplify the information. >> cynthia lew is a mother of an elementary school student she worked on it for a month volunteering their time. one works for google. the maps are powered by the internet search giant. per school district it's one more tool to help them deliver the facts. >> california has a very complex school funding system. so any help we can help in that regard is certainly appreciated and any way we can make it clearer to parents we want to do that. >> they also have ways for parents to contact their local lawmakers. >>> some of the world's finest radio telescopes have fallen prey to budget cuts, that means the end of popular research for extra terrify es tree yals. >> as a place for radio as tron any, it is perfect. the 42 telescopes do nothing now. >> we have lost the research. >> it feels criminal. >> if you sense the frustration of the doctors bear in mind they are holding back as the result of state and federal budget cuts the hatch creek observatory is now in mothballs and

bay shore and head inland, wealth of on the's from santa rosa all the way from concord to san jose to rs. monterey and santa cruz, sunshine breaking out in watsonville and 72. hottest day inland is today, coolest at the coast as we saw with the temperatures. cooling trend begins for everybody and then a typical pattern, afternoon sunshine and seasonal temperatures for the weekend. for today, right around average, one degree warmer and two in redwood city. farther away you are from the golden gate bridge, san jose six degrees warmer and 9-11 degrees warmer than average. those temperatures will run through 8:35 when the sun sets. mid to upper 90s for most people in the east bay valleys. 72 at berkeley and 77 into san leandro and 84 in fremont. mid-80s near the bay in the south bay. warm to 94 in los gatos. 76 in millbrae, low to mid-80s for the peninsula. mid-60s along the coast and even low 60s daly city and sunset. 72 in south san francisco and a lot of low to mid 90s in the valleys. 78 in santa cruz and near hundred near morgan hill and gilroy. first game, clear and 74 dropping down to

aumento del desempleo se debe a los desastres naturales, el alto precio de la gasolina y los corte rsaciones. me dicen que van a llamar. y los empleos, no aumentan porque el presidente tiene una gran parte del congreso. >>> el gobierno tiene las manos amarradas si hay un acuerdo entre los dos partidos. y la deuda de gobierno. y al mismo tiempo, comenzar a tratar que hay algunos programas de estímulo, para que la gente tenga más dinero en el bolsillo y pueda gastar más. va aimiento aro la demanda y va a favorecer a todos. >>> ra aprobación de más estímulos económicos en el congreso, será difícil, dice este analista conservador >>> tenemos que cambiar la táctica. y el presidente continúa existiendo. >>> con la intención de encontrar una salida a esta crisis, el presidente obama innin vitara este domingo a la casa blanca los líderes del congreso para ver si llegan a un acuerdo. en washington, claudia, univisión >>> enseguida noticias univisión 14. miles de estudiantes nos pueden egresar a clases si no se ponen una vacuna. les contamos de cuál se trata al volver. >>> por ley los tu daipts

un security forces are reported to have shot dead six anti- rs hrnment protestoresr in amas. more than 20 were arrested on monday. india's foreign minister arrived in the bangladeshi capital. he will be holding talks with senior officials to sort out differences along standing issues. success will pave the way for a high-profile visit by the prime minister singh in september. >> india and bangladesh are supposed to be neighbors, but they have the range of contentious issues, raning from sharing waterston demarcation of the boundary in the bay of bengal. the two neighbors share more than 50 rivers, but bangladesh believes it is not giving enough water, as india has a number of dams upstream. the two sides are hoping to reach an interim agreement on sharing the waters during the forthcoming visit of the prime minister of india to bangladesh. the two sides are talking about getting access to each other and to connect to the entire region by road and train. during the visit of the bangladeshi prime minister to india last year, the government agreed to give a loan of $1 billion to

rs it may have effects you want to watch out for that. winds may be felt along the close line as well. we have tropical storm brett here too. that is a weakening trepd and continuing to head out to meanwhile, a messy picture here along the u.s./canadian border. along the ridge of that high heat. looking at severe weather under this area. watch out for thunderstorms, large hail and daging gusts. right below that is where we are looking at all of the heat impangting the u.s. again today. very, very warm conditions for eastern and mid section of the united states and up towards eastern canada. toronto coming in at 37 degrees. new york at 35. heat, watch out if you are going to be be outside. it is largely unsettled for many areas. in eastern and central sections of ub europe. againing with getting active over the area here. we are hearing of snow near na mountain range. watch out for that. highs still looking hot out towards 9 east. but we are looking at 31 in moscow and key ef annage ins head here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead sto

circuit break /-rs this is what most have. you have the meter. that's how pg and e /khrarpblgs us. you have the big main. usually there are 60 or a hundred or 50. the little guys are 20-15-30. if you want to shut off the power you shut off the little guys first than the main. when you throw a switch there is the arch. like water when water flows in an old house any you shut it off quick you get the hammer effect? that's like electricity. is it safe to do it if you smell natural gas? show of hands. >> nobody has their hands up. it's not safe to flicking any switches if you smell natural gas. how about if there is smoke coming out of an outlet. if you shut this off in an area where there is no gas, good idea. >> just about anything can be a hazardous material, cleaners, solvants, hair products anything can be hazardous. they are every where. the only time they are hazardous if they are misused our there is a disaster. do you see these in san francisco? that's probably propane. we have a port. in an industrial area. it identified where they are stored. are there hazardous storage plac

many legal expert rs now saying it will be very difficult for prosecutors to convict the former imf chief of any kind of crime. no longer under house arrest, dominique strauss-kahn an his wife left the luxury townhouse with no word on their destination after leaving court with a $6 million bail and bond back in his pocket, he dined at this exclusive manhattan restaurant, reportedly running up a $700 tab. while today, new details about what led prosecutors to question the accuser's story. a 32-year-old housekeeper at this hotel. sources close to the investigation revealed she telephoned an alleged drug dealer after the incident to talk about how to profit. now, "the new york times" reports that person was her boyfriend. in an arizona jail. and she says words to the effect of, don't worry, this guy has a lot of money. i know what i'm doing. a conversation prosecutors just translated days ago from her native dialect. >> if these allegations are true, it seems this case is so compromised, the only thing the d.a's evidence should do is dismiss the indictment. >> it is a fact that the victim he

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it's home to some of the most rs in >>> and here's what we're working on for your eyewitness news at 6:00. it's home to some of the most violent juvenile offenders in the bay area. but the fence is so old, many are just walking away. the appalling conditions some say are putting the public at risk. >>> and going the extra mile could save you hundreds of dollars a month on prescription drugs. how the right neighborhood makes all the difference. those stories and much more tonight at 6:00. >>> and thank you for watching. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. the latest news and weather is always on cbssf.com. >> good night. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

the-- of deliberating, the jury delivered a verdict which some say is just as shocking as the crime rs the nation trance fixed was left stunned by the verdict. >> as to the charge of first- degree murder, we the jury fine the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: not guilty of murder, manslaughter or child abuse for the defense there was relief. casey -- >> casey didn't murder caylee. it's that simple. and today our system of justice has not dishonored her memory by a false conviction. >> reporter: for casey facing four conviction for lying to police and a sentence for up to a year nearly hysterical joy. >> she could confess and say i did it in a year from now, and it would be over. >> reporter: for her family her father and brother accused of sexually he molesting her her mother accused of causing caylee's death by leaving the ladder to the pool down and her father accused of disposing of the body silence. >> i don't know how the anthony family will recover from that. >> reporter: outside the courtroom the crowd that followed the nearly 3 year long case was stunned and angry. >> oh, my g

and regain a alvaand refanenrique rs buried in the grave site belonging to someone else.ery district say that the informed the family and their record to move the casket to another site. on three separate claims by the district the alvarez families say they did not want his body disturbed. when they witnessed the family's moving the body of paper traumatized. they are asking for $150,000 in compensation. i spoke with the district attorney in the cemetery is legally permitted withouable to move the body without the consent. there were not cooperative after several attempts to work with the family. at this point, they're going to continue to review with listen will board of ordinances. >>pam: rerabbits rescued last week near lake merritt. maureen kelly shows us those were sold the formed because of the way that they were being raised. >> the forto the deformity. >> many of them could not move because of the separate wire cages allotted for the amount of 22! this fur just a byproduct of the malnourishment. >> there were frantic and pushing at the cage. >> three of them have

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up until three months ago drivers could park their car tp- rs free but now drivers pay $85 a month to park -- their cars for free. even drivers who didn't have the plaquered had something to say. >> i don't know anything about that. >> reporter: disability plaquered allow drivers to park all day without having to pay. and advocates of the disabled agrees nummi should investigate. >> it's irritating, it's an abuse if it's not legitimate. >> it again raises the question what's going on. how sick are people, how limited are people, and what if anything is nummi doing for their health. if they really have these plaquered legitimate, what's nummi doing for their health. >> reporter: under law nummi drivers must pass medical exams for two years. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a lawyer for the trucking firm involved in that fatal amtrak crash is defending their record. a truck slammed into an amtrak train killing six people. today a lawyer for the firm says his client was not at fault in those incidents. >>> governor jerry brown today said his executive o

it does look like a decrease at the fog after wednesday with warmer temp -rs 80s and 90s coming back.eme park operator six flags revenue is up 5% for the second quarter. the company which operating six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo along with 15 other parks says revenue hit 239. guests are spending more on food and souvenirs at the park. executives also say that the parks achieved record setting guest satisfaction ratings so visitors are more likely to return to the parks. >>> let's check in on wall street. we've been watching this this morning because of course this debt gridlock is sending stock markets around the world down overnight and this morning. live look at the big board. the dow jones off just about 100 points. just about what we expected based on the early number indications. 12,573 for the dow. the nasdaq and s & p are also downright now. but i will tell you we've been keeping an eye on the european markets and they're all coming back from the earlier lows so we will keep watching. >>> ice cream lovers have a new reason to donate blood. starting today the american re

those thing rs not good. things that have to be reviewed and investigated.re's also a question of the security aspects of the individual boarding the aircraft where he would have boarded without the proper check of his name and validity of p boarding pass. >> that's almost strike two in a three strike situation here because not only did he board that plane with an old pass not in his name and that gets swiped under some sort of laser thing, but then on the plane, the guy sits in an empty seat and we know, you see the flight attendants checking these manifests and counting heads and the like when they go through the cabin. it's as if it was a perfect storm of problems on everybody's shoulders here. >> it seems that way. clearly, someone who is sitting in an unassigned, unsold seat, that's suspicious behavior and the flight attendants are trained to identify that and they should have made a report at the time that flight landed or at least have made a report to the pilot in command. that should have triggered an investigation or review of the gentleman's behav

. >> well, i have to roll my rs, and will there be rain in the forecast? >> i will say no.ty you don't have to worry about that. but we have the usual low clouds and fog. santa cruz right now, major low clouds and fog action going on there. low 70s coming in later today. you will see the sunshine there. we will be looking at these clouds hearing as well. 2,000-foot marine layer. the microclimate in full swing today. numbers from the 60s at the coast, upper 80s inland and moisture from the sierra nevada to the southern portion of the viewing area and even parts of the south bay. so we will look at numbers today, a little warmer as you head out into the east bay. 62 there in oakland. we are looking at the coastal fog that has moved across the bay this morning, bringing a mild to warm start. through the afternoon mild to warm temperatures. but high clouds moving in throughout the bay area. the main focus is tomorrow in the south bay, monterey county. here's a look at the fog. it peels back to the coast. we will see some sunshine from santa cruz all the way up through the san m

bay shore and head inland wealth of on the's from santa rosa all the way from concord to san jose to rs. monterey and santa cruz sunshine breaking out in watsonville and 72. hottest day inland is today coolest at the coast as we saw with the temperatures. cooling trend begins for everybody and then a typical pattern afternoon sunshine and seasonal temperatures for the weekend. for today right around average one degree warmer and two in redwood city. farther away you are from the golden gate bridge san jose six degrees warmer and 9-11 degrees warmer than average. those temperatures will run through 8:35 when the sun sets. mid to upper 90s for most people in the east bay valleys. 72 at berkeley and 77 into san leandro and 84 in fremont. mid-80s near the bay in the south bay. warm to 94 in los gatos. 76 in millbrae low to mid-80s for the peninsula. mid-60s along the coast and even low 60s daly city and sunset. 72 in south san francisco and a lot of low to mid 90s in the valleys. 78 in santa cruz and near hundred near morgan hill and gilroy. first game, clear and 74 dropping down to 61 by t

and rs are owes decide designation investor complacency is when these rating agencies begin to write complex asset-backed securities even though they had never experienced rating such instruments and as we know now, these incidents were not really understood by anybody. in order to help decrease the depends on a few organizations to have such an outsized influence in our financial system, a bipartisan proposal was added to the dodd-frank bill that required regulators to seize the reliance on credit ratings and instead adopt their own standard credit worthiness. unfortunately, some banking regulators have not fully embraced this commonsense proposal and i have great concern over the impact of their decision. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses today on this very important matter. thank you. >> thank you. >> i thank the gentleman. now the gentleman from new jersey for one minute. >> i thank the chairman for holding this hearing today. the consideration of the regular reform legislation that congress passed last year was very partisan anti-overreach that resulted from that stru

to seeing political leaders, particularly the president, put on the same pedestal independents with rs and ds. that told me something. it told me that he thinks and probably accurately so that's what's going on with this negotiation is going to play very well with independents. what do you think? >> absolutely. that was a very political piece. it was his homage to what's happened over the last couple of weeks that has given him really the kind of lepg up in this debate. in the last 24 hours or so, you've seen sort of a chipping away at that among democrat leadership who are concerned about exactly what is the president negotiating. i think republicans still have some high ground to stand on as well but for the republican's insistence that we focus on spending and focus on those programs that need to be cut. we would be spending much more as opposed to talking about how much we're cutting. so both sides will have a little bit to crow about. the question is, what the president is doing is trying to give himself a better position to crow a little louder than republicans. >> michael steele

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. >> planned parenthood saysar rs the street agreed to lease them the additional nine spaces. this is the contract. in february, the city approved a conditional permit. end of story? no. >> since then, they let us know that it is uncertain if that property owner is going to go ahead and agree to provide those parking spaces. >> reporter: planned parenthood says enterprise is now having second thoughts about the contract. >> we understand that they have some questions about it but as far as we know and we understand it is a legally binding contract. >> enterprise spokesperson laura bryant told us the contract is not executable. it only has one of our two required signatures. bryant says only the local manager signed it. a higher executive signature was also needed. bryant did not directly address the threat of protests and said instead she didn't know why there weren't two signatures. ross thinks he knows why. >> i don't think they really new about the graphic signs or anything like that. they didn't realize that they would be protested too,. >> a local activity who opposes abo

no revenue raise rs and dollar for dollar match and he watched them reject that today.wasn't that as much as anything what was going on with that reid plan? >> absolutely. what really slayed me tonight was hearing representative boehner say, you know, the problem with this white house is they won't take yes for an answer. when you think about the extent to which the president has bent over backwards, gone way out of democrats' comfort zone with significant cuts to medicare, medicaid, social security on the table, i thought it was agreej yus of the congresswoman in the earlier segment to act like none of that occurred along with, of course, the very significant spending cuts. and then, yes, you have this plan tailored very much like the original republican plan. so clearly it's been impossible to get to yes with folks whose posture from the very beginning has been, we simply won't negotiate. >> quickly, jared, where do you see it going from here? >> i like to think that people mean it when they say there's not going to be a default, and i think that the reid plan may be

>> who knows if there is a combination of rs and ds that will go for it. house conservative members, members of the republican -- they are not going to support the mcconnell plan. i'm not going to support the mcconnell plan. this is just kicking the can down the road. the american people sent us here to make tough choices. they didn't send us here to set up a commission and give the president veto power. i keep coming back to put plans on the table like we did. the only plan out there is the cut, cap and balance plan. let the american people look at this and let's have a real debate. this is so important for the future of this country. we are headed for a cliff. if we don't fix it, now we are in big trouble. let's have that national debate, not some copout like the mcconnell plan. >> chris: president obama continues to say that he wants a big deal over $4 trillion in spending cuts and tax revenue increases. congressman van hollen, part of the problem is and this is something that congressman jordan has said several times now is that he is not specific. esp

who knows if there's a combination of rs and ds he'll go for, but i'm telling you house conservative members, they're not going to support the mcconnell plan, i'm not going to support the mcconnell plan. >> that's on sunday. the question is, where will these folks be on thursday and friday when they see the balanced budget amendment can't get through? and is eric cantor at john boehner's side when he ea's basically saying, okay, steny hoyer, let's find the votes. tomorrow, the house will vote on the cut, cap, and balance pageant which cuts the deficit and amends the constitution to require a balanced budget amendment, has virtually no chance of passing the senate, especially since there is a two-thirds majority not just to get the amendment itself pass, but included in it, to get any revenue increases ever, you would need a super majority. that might not fly. meanwhile, leaders are on the same page in other aspects of this, saying privately what the white house is saying publicly, that default would be a disaster. >> notwithstanding the voices of a few who are willing to play with ar

who knows if there's a combination of rs and ds go for it. going to support the mcconnell plan. >> former "news of the world" editor rebekah brooks was arrested today in connection with british police investigations into phone hacking and police bribery. this morning u.s. lawmakers are split on whether this shoib a congressional investigation. >> what's going on in england is startling. to think the extent they went to to break the law to try to report a story. we need to follow through with the fbi investigation and also with congressional investigations. >> we need to let law enforcement work here. congress has got a big issue in front of us. we need to handle our own bune

rs first and most important we need to lift this shred of default from the economy for the next 18 months. we have to take that threatctio. off the table through the election?t t try -- through the election. mak but we want to make sure we can come together 1k3* lock in s some long-term savings to getous our fiscal house in order. we need to do both those things so congress can get t the back and make the economytronged stronger and get moreamericans b americans back to work. >> so for lack of a better o word we will call it the boehner plan, would theett. president veto that? >> let me step back.k there are two types of planseco. on the table now. one is the framework that theths president and the speaker of the house have talked about. >> i thought thast was dead. >> no, they are talking still.cn both the president and thend the speaker believe that the best thing we can do is put togethe together a very substantial contribution to get getting our fiscal house together. house >> vow sayin -g it is stillhe alive? bargain i >> i wouldn't say it that way,st i would just say there are two a

not only for rs or ds but to people of i. >>> here comes speaker john boehner right now wp we will listen and then analyze. >> good evening. want to be clear. no one want to default on the credit of the united states government. i'm convinced we will not. starting tonight i will be working with colleagues in here in the capitol. we will spiend find a responsible path forward. i have con if i den in the bipartisan leaders of cones from to be sure we have an agreement that will allow the country to avoid default and meets principled we have outlined. spending cuts that must be greater than the increase in the debt limit and no tax increases. discussions we've had with the white house have yeken down for two reasons. first they insist on not raising taxes. we had an agreement on a revenue number app number we thought we could reach based on a flatter tax code that would produce more economic growth, more employees an taxpayers and a tax system that was more efficient in collecting the taxes that were due the federal government. let ne just state that white house moved the goalpost. there was

your entire paycheck going to interest, and the interest payments would have to come ahead of food rs clothing, and any social needs for you or your children or your parents or grandparents. that's what we're fog about here as a potential future for the united states. the entire interest payments going to pay -- would be the only thing that we could pay for. if the banker were foolish to consider such a loan, he'd want to know what spending changes you were going to make. he would expect changes immediately, not piddly changes this year for a promise of a big change in the ninth year. he would want some proof that you were serious. if we act now and agree to cut 1% -- the 1% solution -- just one penny of each dollar from our spending and reduce the cap to the new spending level by that year for each of the next seven years, the lingdzer might consider your -- the lender might consider your loan seriously. there's good chance you would expect 2% or 3% in cuts for the first year to demonstrate you're serious. we are in that situation today in congress. the president is asking for a $2.4

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of course, the same own rs won't allow anybody to look at their books, so we don't really know. >> thea claims that 22 of its 30 teams have lost money, but -- shows how teams cook the book to show losses. do you think that two-thirds of the nba is really losing money? >> i don't think so. i think the league had a wonderful year. again, i don't see the books, but their ratings were great. there was a lot of interest because the people wanted to tune in as the anti lebron james fans. the ratings were terrific. the league is very strong. that's the problem in football as well. it has never been more popular and yet millionaires fight with billionaires, at least the fans caught in the middle and right now, it's a little different because there are no games being played. but the people i feel for are the employees of the teams. they're traditionally very lowly paid employees. they're caught in the squeeze and some teams will lay off these employees. i don't want to hear about it. >> we'll try and do that after this interview though. the nfl has extensive revenue sharing and with that though

test -rs needed to determine if that decomposed body is that of missing indiana university student lauren spierer. she was last seen on the campus of indiana at bloomington on june the 3rd. she was out for a night of drinking and partying. you mentioned the body that was found, a badly decomposed body of a female in a creek about an hour from the university. lauren is not the only woman missing in that seven facility. there is a 74-year-old great grandmother, dorothy may heard who was missing. this body may be that of miss heard. investigators are trying to determine exactly who has been found. lauren's parents are appealing to her school friends urging them to come forward with information about what happened to lauren. several of those friends have hired attorneys to help them in the event that they one day face charges in this case. again, those autopsy results could come at any moment. we'll keep you posted as soon as we learn anything. jon: thank you, rick. and a good tuesday morning to you, post 4th of july holiday. i'm jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee.

senate will perhaps the vice president come up and the president get involved and ds start talking to rsght. people at home would think if they know two plans are unacceptable, why not start working on that now? we're caught up in the rituals of washington and the clock is ticking. >> 218 is where it stands. 30 seconds left remaining in this vote. we'll hear the official announcement once the time runs out. it goes to the senate. there will be votes in the senate as you points out. in the end if there's going to be a deal, i suspect moderate democrats will have to align with moderate republicans and get it passed. >> the speaker of the house has to bring it to the floor. that's one of the republicans. if you negotiated this deal in the center, you could get it done probably tomorrow if not a week or two ago. the problem is speaker of the house and majority leader in the senate have power about what comes to the floor. are they going to stop something to come to the floor? probably not. they will want to be in the negotiations. >> hold on. hold on. >> the unfinished business is question o

looking back over the last 20 years rs trade-related job expansion has been an unfulfilled promise for pennsylvania and the nation. we need look no further than nafta. in 1993, when the agreement was signed, nafta promised to deliver hundreds of thousands of jobs across the united states. leading economists at the time projected nafta would bring 170 tho new jobs in the near-term alone. these gains were not realized. instead, since nafta was signed into law through 2002, 525,094 workers were certified as displaced under nafta, according to the department of labor. and i am a sure that number has grown since that 2002 datapoint. furthermore, when nafta was negotiated, leaders suggested that american porters would expand greatly to meet the newfound demand of open mexican market. the opposite has occurred. in 1993, the united states had a small trade surplus. we have a surplus with mexico. according to the official census bureau statistics, by 2010, 17 years later, we were running a trade deficit with mexico of $66.4 billion. so a surplus in trade with mexico became a huge deficit. trade

the proposals that are on the table, given their current state, and what i know about where our 218.rs are, we are not at we want to make sure that we avoid default. we want to make sure that we avoid past -- going past august 2 without raising the debt ceiling. >> if you continue to say that raising taxes is bad for the economy and the economy will suffer, but ben bernanke painted a dire picture today saying that it could throw the financial system into chaos. is the fault worse than raising taxes at this juncture? >> no one wants to see the federal government walk away from our obligations. at the same time, we have to do something about the underlying problem. that is spending. spending that is out of control. the president to and demonstration, are democrats colleagues, still are not serious about cutting spending. that is the issue. we do not have a revenue problem. we have a spending problem. >> could be in the auto plan passed the house? >> i have note -- could be mcconnell plan passed the house? >> i have no idea. >> what do you think about that letter? >> it is pretty clear to

state of the art building constructed for army material command bands while school, health care sent rs and food banks are being cut, $4.4 million indicates to me that no one told the pentagon. the pentagon does not need any more band-aid. mr. carter argued against this and he was correct. this amendment saves u.s. taxpayers $124.8 million and makes a lot of sense to the people i represent and should make a lot of sense to my tea party colleagues. this gives a chance to show our colleagues a deficit reduction. mr. chairman. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. frelinghuysen: strike the last word. mr. chairman, the gentlewoman's amendment would cap funding at $200 million and reverse the decision of the body earlier this evening. the band's main mission is music. band members train for security and given the shortage of guards, security -- the members go to war. every soldier is taught their basic combat skills. the department of defense strongly believes that military bands are vital to recruiting, and they pr

so, again, you know, depending on what your expectation rs for the quenses of a downgrade, default, whateverd depending what your expectations are for how the markets react, that has a very different implication. host: gene is joining us on the washington democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. with all this debate and with all this rang ling between the two houses, i've mentioned this before, and other people have brought this up, and i don't understand -- i followed this throughout my life. i'm 76. i've watched them and congress even at midnight raise their wages up to as high as 50%. not once have i heard anything about rolling back. they want the people to step up and do their fair share, but i haven't heard anything about them rolling back their wages back to, say, the 1980's, which would create a pothole of money that they could put back into the national debt. >> we'll get a response. guest: he's talking about rolling back congressmen's wages. you know, i think this matters more symbolically rather than economically. yes, it is frustrating to see congress giving itself a r

all data on the factor of all the colors of the pew research center data rs. got to give you some data. take a look at our surveys. we do this every year, but they're particularly interested around presidential election years. you will see consistently seven out of 10 americans as when a president with strong religious beliefs. even after several cycles of religion saturated residential election, vast majorities tell us they either think that is the right amount for significant numbers tell us it's not enough tension of religion in campaign they want even more. so that's on the one hand. that's in the free exercise. then we ask questions, i could be just one about endorsing candidates, whether they're priests are eating nonpoor rabbis, strong aversion to that, the balance of opinion shifts and the other direction. what is interesting is when you break it down, the respondents think is where most religious the secular are right in line. it's virtually identical strong this. so it is an interesting way to think about it, how religious diversity and the need to a

so, again, you know, depending on what your expectation rs for the quenses of a downgrade, default, whatever, and depending what your expectations are for how the markets react, that has a very different implication. host: gene is joining us on the washington democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. with all this debate and with all this rang ling between the two houses, i've mentioned this before, and other people have brought this up, and i don't understand -- i followed this throughout my life. i'm 76. i've watched them and congress even at midnight raise their wages up to as high as 50%. not once have i heard anything about rolling back. they want the people to step up and do their fair share, but i haven't heard anything about them rolling back their wages back to, say, the 1980's, which would create a pothole of money that they could put back into the national debt. >> we'll get a response. guest: he's talking about rolling back congressmen's wages. you know, i think this matters more symbolically rather than economically. yes, it is frustrating to see congress giving itself