again, sybil thing. if someone opens a window or a window is broken at my house, i have an alarm.have you ever heard of these guys? it is not very costly. you can subscribe. that can be installed. it is a simple technology a privatecompany, system can do that. i do not think we can spend a lot of money. it can improve the quality and professionalism, you got to be able to hire and fire people. you have to put some technology in place. we do not have to put cement trucks and barriers in front of the white house. it is the people's house. do you know when the current seven-foot six inch fence was installed? >> 1965. >> i do not want to go through some outrageous things. taxpayers have to fund this, but maybe we could raise that a little bit. editing is your part -- he lived in florida. we could put some vegetation barriers, simple things like how about spanish bayonet? you jump that fence and you get quite a greeting when you hit the ground, inexpensive invitation -- vegetation barriers. there are whole host of things we can do cost-effectively. i hope you consider some of them. dub

(announcer) ladies and gentlemen, "the network news hour" with sybil, the soothsayer.nt satire," and paddy and i kept saying, "it's not satire. it's sheer reportage." it would be milder today because almost half the things predicted in "network" have come true. entertainment and news are the same thing now. finally tonight, as if things weren't confusing enough with a dozen candidates criss-crossing new hampshire trying to sell themselves to voters in tuesday's primary, now there's an added starter. as brit hume reports, it's a case of art imitating life. (brit hume) they have all been in new hampshire lately, bush and dukakis and dole and tanner ... tanner? that's actor michael murphy, who's presidential candidate jack tanner in a movie, airing on primary eve, on hbo. it's the story of a democratic congressman who jumps into the 1988 race after gary hart drops out. no movie has ever blended fiction and reality as much. (robert altman) we created a candidate and put him out on the road and so it says you're doing a documentary film following gary hart around; we were f

that's what i will focus on today -- how the city of washington, d.c., is based on democratic and sybil's and how it has come to its greatest fulfillment in those moments when it sought to fulfill those greatest democratic rentals. the founding fathers wanted a new capital for the new country. not surprisingly perhaps, they could not agree on where that new capital would be. the disagreement over this decision became so extreme that there was some concern that it would break the young country apart. they wanted the capital to be somewhere near the center of the united states, but then they could not agree on what was the center of the united states. for the southerners, they wanted it or the geographic center. for the northerners, they wanted it near the population center, and that would have placed the capital closer to philadelphia and new york. just when things were getting really heated, thomas jefferson invited alexander hamilton and james madison to dinner. alexander hamilton, then secretary of the treasury, he was a new yorker. the northern states wanted the federal assumption of t

again, sybil thing. if someone opens a window or a window is broken at my house, i have an alarm.have you ever heard of these guys? it is not very costly. you can subscribe. that can be installed. it is a simple technology a privatecompany, system can do that. i do not think we can spend a lot of money. it can improve the quality and professionalism, you got to be able to hire and fire people. you have to put some technology in place. we do not have to put cement trucks and barriers in front of the white house. it is the people's house. do you know when the current seven-foot six inch fence was installed? >> 1965. >> i do not want to go through some outrageous things. taxpayers have to fund this, but maybe we could raise that a little bit. editing is your part -- he lived in florida. we could put some vegetation barriers, simple things like how about spanish bayonet? you jump that fence and you get quite a greeting when you hit the ground, inexpensive invitation -- vegetation barriers. there are whole host of things we can do cost-effectively. i hope you consider some of them. dub

udall: i can share some sybil's with you of the $770 million we directed to the state to recover fromfloods. the firefighting capacity is we have with tankers in the best trained firefighters and being on the front and to prevent them in the first place. and work with senators from the upper midwest at the with industry is strong. that is what we do in colorado we are rugged collaborators. neither party has all the right ideas but look at congressman gardner record is the tenth most extreme record in the house. you get that extreme record by voting to cut medicare and social security and voted against tracking sexual predators' and by going against women's reproductive freedoms. >> moderator: but what is different? udall: the senate pass comprehensive immigration reform and send it to the house and they have been sitting on it 18 months i have been waiting congressman gardner to show leadership to move that bill to the finish line. every business leader whereby comprehensive economic immigration reform and certainly the labor markets. the senate has been getting things done by the hou

i think it to my wife, sybil, for continuing loving and supporter to all business people to use all problems every day. the way to solve problems is by looking at all the facts, considering the implications, applying logic and common sense and then making a practical decision. the decision we have in front of us today is a simple one. do we want a continuation of what we've had in the past? is the status quo acceptable? are we solving the problems? is a government that behaves like two children died in the backseat of a driverless car what we want to hand off to future generations? if it is, i'm not sure guy. if you want to try something new come if you believe we're at a point in time in our country when we have to send a message, then i'm asking for your vote. we are the country to put a man on the move, that harvest the te power of the atom, the two computers are used to fill a room and put them on the head of a pin. i believe that country and those people can solve any problem when they put their minds together and work together. but we can't account which any of that if we continue to a