this is a problem for tennessee. we need full disclosure and transparency, especially in our government. >> i think i should have the chance to answer a question that was really asked of me. >> i want to talk about disclosure because i have disclosed everything that is required. i have actually disclosed more than anyone on this stage has. everybody knows exactly what i own. there is no secret where my income comes from. i want to be real clear about that. >> mr. ramsey, ask your question. >> mr. haslam decided to join mayor bloomberg of mayors against guns. last march, he joined in our re. i want to know what changed your views on guns in the last year. >> that was a long 15 seconds. >>i promise you that i will protect your second amendment rights. i joined a group focused on doing that. i am telling you face-to-face that i will protect your second amendment rights. >> thank you. >> we are coming to you live from the belmont university campus and we are debating the issues tonight. questions are coming from all acro

the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. gordon: madam speaker, i yield seven minutes to the gentlelady from california, the author of the bill, ms. woolsey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for seven minutes. ms. woolsey: thank you, madam speaker. i'd like to thank chairman gordon and chairman baird, the chairman of the energy subcommittee, and ranking member hall for leadership and for cooperation and for making a base bill even better. madam speaker, in 2007 the containership collided with the san francisco bay bridge. spilling 58,000 gallons of oil into the san francisco bay and causing great harm, great harm to the surrounding environment, great harm to the economy of my district and great harm to the surrounding bay area. although this spill was minor compared to the current gulf coast catastrophe, the impact to the bay area was widespread. thousands of birds, including 50 different species, were killed, coastal fish riss were impacted and marine -- fisheries were impacted and mari

in tennessee those choices have worked. they attracted over $4 billion of investment in the past 18 months. it is investment that creates sustainable growth and good solid paying jobs. by contrast the stimulus program we hear so much about in this chamber has spent just over $1 billion to the state of tennessee. 10% of unemployment, what tennesseeans have to show for those dollars? no jobs and a lot of expensive road signs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? without objection, so ordered. >> if you are one of those folks that have one of those new modern tv's with the what the heck are they talking about, you are going to need it for this side of the aisle? it is insane for them to wrap the arms around idea that deficits are growing and booming, then get this, they want to offer tax breaks to billionaires this year. mr. weiner: millionaires and billionaires. you know how they are going to pay for it? they don't say. they want to add to the deficit. but there is one

the gentleman fromtown it be. -- from tennessee. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 258. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the concurrent resolution is agreed to, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i move to suspend the rules and agree to resolution h.res. 1401, as amended, expressing gratitude for the contributions that the air traffic controllers of the united states makes to keep the traveling public safety and the airspace of the united states running efficiently, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 218, house resolution 1401, resolution expressing gratitude for the contributions that the air traffic controllers of the united states

top political ads and tonight we've got a little unknown candidate running your for governor of tennessee a station in nashville is giving each candidate one minute to make their pitch here's about thirty seconds of based on marsa. i'm very good marcelo dot com good republican candidate for governor i like to recall all permits and registration but darned everyone carry guns because i want to know you get murdered and you go to jail and i like to put. grass over education across the interstate where anybody can log and so we're prepared so we can do to use it for expenses also in a more remove all go french fry from the state of florida real progress prescribed . stop traffic stop. i've got a few questions there what the hell was that i mean how did this man actually qualify for the ballot and is he the alvin greene of the g.o.p. we didn't show you his entire page which included the rants talking about praying and saying amen saying the pledge each morning to the republic and ending all traffic stops if this man ends up winning the primary in tennessee next month but i'm thinking voters i

strong thunderstorms in kentucky and tennessee. heavy rain and flooding from eastern colorado to arizona. >> and phoenix will be a bit cooler than normal at 101. it's 90 in sacramento. and 70 in seattle. kansas city climbs to 94. and detroit, 84. a high of 91 here in new york. 89 in boston. and 93 in atlanta. >>> still ahead, paying the price. how much the sex scandal has cost tiger woods in those lucrative endorsements. >>> and it's been a summer of stingrays and sharks. now, the biggest species of jellyfish comes ashore. >>> and the daring rescue, just seconds before a car bursts into flames. [ school bell rings ] [ female announcer ] kids who don't eat breakfast may not be getting the nutrition they need to keep their bodies strong. a nutritious start to the day is essential. that's why carnation instant breakfast essentials supplies the nutrients of a balanced breakfast. so kids get the protein and calcium they need to help build strong muscles and healthy bones. ♪ carnation instant breakfast essentials. good nutrition from the

the tennessee river. and allows for gatherings on this large pure -- pier around these lighting elements. the point of this is that the use of light in creating spaces or gathering people is something quite consistent with our work, and in this case, it you have been to the international terminal, these are the large trusses that support that mean move -- main roof and within the stresses are these fabric structures and glass that capture light and project light and color down to the floor, so this idea of using light as a way of defining a new space is very much part of this proposal, and in order to do so, we are proposing to modify and change the materials that are used on the ground plane, so when you approach this particular passage way, the actual paving materials would be related to blood said lee different than those materials in the adjacent areas of the terminal building. some of those flooring pieces are also made of glass, and they have lights below them, so there is an integrated light elemen

on valentine's day he told her he had fallen in love with a young woman in tennessee who had also called dell tech support. she discovered he shipped $800 worth of gear to the woman and billed it to tara's credit card. the tennessee woman did not respond to our request for comment, and neither did rhiad. >> can't see your face. move up your webcam. >> in several webcam conversations he talked about the charges from this week. in one message he said, you are my true friend, tara. i am sorry i accidentally charged your dell account, but i will pay. i don't want to lose my job. it is a mistake which happened with me. yes, this all happened more than a year ago, and tara said she complained to dell several times about it. it took her this long to try a different strategy and go to the media. >> when you trust somebody with your computer and you expect them to respect your privacy and they don't and they try and manipulate and control you, you feel like an idiot. >> in sacramento, george warren, abc7 news. >> george called dell, but so far the company has not issued an official response to ta

the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. cohen: i ask unanimous consent that members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and add extraneous remarks as they seem relevant to the bill under consideration. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cohen: earlier this congress, i introduced together with congressman issa h.r. 2765 to protect americans' first amendment right against the threat posed by lible tourism. the house passed that bill by voice vote under suspension of the rules. the 110th congress had also passed that bill in this house as well. last week, the senate passed by you unanimous consent an amended version of h.r. 2765 named securing the protection of our enduring and established constitutional heritage act or speech. we consider the senate version today. it is the name given to the practice of doing an end run around the first amendment by suing authors and publishers in the courts of certain courts with defamation laws as we

there's also this big hit record by tennessee ernie ford called 16 tons.ns, 'cause tennessee ernie ford's not available. but things went really badly that day. can you tell us about that? yeah, i lived with that lie a lot of years that was told. see, my name bo diddley and the song bo diddley got them confused in the program. and whoever printed up the program, they should have put it, "bo diddley doing bo diddley, 16 tons." but they put "bo diddley, 16 tons." so i thought i was supposed to do two songs. so i did the one that i was supposed to be there in the first place for, which was bo diddley. and ed sullivan got mad, you know. when i did 16 tons, and they were trying to get me-- all of them backstage freaking out trying to get me off the stage. and i'm doing what the program said, you know. [laughter] so i live with that lie. that, ah, he got real mad with me, told me i would never work nowhere no more, and he'd see to this, that, and the other. and i said, "man, i was drivig a truck when i come up here, "and i can go back to driving a truck. [laughte

tennessee titans filed suit against lane kiffin. he is currently the head coach at usc. the team said kiffin maliciously lured their running backs coach to usc. kirchb made enemies at tennessee after he left as head coach after 14 months. >> time is 5:21. we want to check your morning commute with mike. >> good morning. we'll take you out to the east shore freeway where things are moving very nicely. there's university, the bridge there. a nice easy drive off the carquinez bridge through you this area, 18-minute drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. a few more cars but the east shore freeway very sparsely populated. coming off the maze, a steady but light flow. the entire maze approach through the east bay, looking good. the drive out of the tracy area, easy. off 205 and the altamont pass, 14-minute drive to the dublin interchange. highway 84, pretty light through livermore and pleasanton. you see the yellow there. i'll show you the live shot in just a second. i want to show the south bay. a live shot of sunol. construction causing that slowdown. >> look at this. >> being

instead the nfl's tennessee titans suing kiffin for maliciously luring the running backs coach to tennessee week before training camp. this guy gets followed around by trouble just about everywhere he goes. we're following training camp this coming week. we'll be there in napa on wednesday when the raiders report and then the niners get into football camp. >> everything starts ramping up. >> and lane kiffin's book, "how to make friends," everywhere you go. >> rr ig ll e'ri we ba b>> all right. >> we'll be right back with john. [ male announcer ] presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac model. like the cts sport sedan. the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a "car and driver" 10 best, three years in a row. or the all new cadillac srx luxury crossover. and even the most acclaimed luxury suv ever, the cadillac escalade. summer brings out the best in all of us. hurry in to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac during cadillac's "summer's best" sales event, going on now at your cadillac dealer.

it's time for tonight's told time winner and this one comes from the state of tennessee republican lieutenant governor wrong ramsey is running for governor in next month's primaries now he claims to be a man of god he vows to follow the constitution unless of course you have to be a muslim and all bets are off take a listen. to the title already oh oh oh it's going. to be all of you were in love with. the law school or oh sure you are but so this is the hour struck. so the lieutenant governor called islam a cult or maybe a nationality but not a religion. was speaking at an event in chattanooga when he was asked about the large number of muslims coming into the u.s. and that just sent him off on his rant about muslims and a large mosque is being built near nashville and how it's dividing the community you know what somebody should really tell ron ramsey that islam is in fact a religion in fact it's the second largest religion in the world so when politicians go around spreading false information just to win votes it only leads to more muslim bashing and that's why the tennessee lieutenant gove

the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. duncan: request to address the house for five minutes. mr. duncan: i spent 7.5 years as a criminal court judge in tennessee trying felony criminal cases. i tried the attempted murder of james eerl ray and many other high profile cases and i have great interest in our legal system, our courts and apointments to the u.s. supreme court. i realize that elena kagan will be confirmed very soon as our next supreme court justice but i'm disappointed by her nomination. i have nothing against her personally but our supreme court is our highest court. i wish our president and all future presidents would appoint people who have actually tried cases. we should try to nominate people who have had experience who understand the heat of the battle, the give and take and decisions that have to be made on the spur of the moment both by lawyers and judges. ms. kagan may be a brilliant woman, but she has none of this experience. i want to read an article in the june 28 "human events" as a man who spent 28

with this new project we are aligning them, so tennessee will go all the way, and hobbs. and i think those are the things that go toward making a complete community and making people feel tied in. >> since you just raised some of the issues with regard to potrero terrace, are they the oldest buildings? why weren't they kind of closer to the top in their rebuild? and also a little more about the dead end streets and how steep it is there. what you are going to do to make the residence feel more connected to the potrero hill community as well. max mack well, continuing those streets and bringing the grid. >> henry alvarez from the housing authority. the placement of what moved first, we attempted to move those that were most obsoles cresm nt. upon my arrival, i discovered that alice griffeth had a significant amount of challenges, so the mayor's office agreed to move it fompled it is likely from there one of the other properties on the west side or potrero will move next, although it does have some challenges in terms of slopes, it has the most challenges in terms of obsole

the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. gordon: i yield back the balance of my time and request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 292. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules--- without objection -- mr. gordon: i request -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 , the chair's prior announcement, further proceedings on this motion will be postponed. >> supporting the goals and ideals of fragile x awareness day as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the tight. resolution. the clerk: house resolution 611. resolution supporting the goals and i

. >>> tennessee may be just the place for auto workers looking for employment.rkers are training at volkswagon's new fact have i for a chance to get a new job, but they are nonunion jobs in an industry that's been dominated by organized labor. jonathan seare reports. >> reporter: workers train for production at volkswagon's new factory in chattanooga, tennessee. >> it will be by the grace of god to get this job. >> reporter: while applicants line up to fill some 500 new jobs at bmw's plant in south carolina. >> ticket number -- >> reporter: sign of the relative health of foreign automakers building cars and largely southern, nonunion plants. the success of america's other auto industry has prompted labor unions representing workers at chrysler, ford, and general motors to agree to dramatic changes over recent years, to save jobs of the big three. >> union and nonunion pay rates now, and benefits for that matter, tend to be almost identical. >> reporter: economic development consultant says nonunion shops continue to provide employers with the advantage of manage

god bless you and safe travels >> tonight, a debate in the tennessee's governor's race. the c spans congressional reference. the president's cabinet, sprome court justice all attire finger tips. order on line at c-span/store. appoint gs a normaler aids to temporarily a little over 30 minutes. flushflushfass pass >> the time has now come to appoint someone to the senate who will look out for west virginia and work hard for west virginia. i am very, very proud to appoint cart to the united states senate. the senate seat occupied for nearly 52 years by our be loved robert c. byrd. i am proud of mr. goodwin. i hoe the man. he's been part of some landmark legislation. the president will attest to that. i don't need to tell you all if you don't know cart, he's fiercely indpebbed enter. we have gone toe to toe many times when we made our decision, i had nobody that would carry out the tuties and wishes of the he can it's important to have someone who understands how important it's to bring all sides together. we appreciate and respect where everywhere is coming from. it's about

i'm not interested in delaware and tennessee doing a great job, i'm interested in delaware and tennessee helping th next generation of race to the top winners doing a great job, and i we're all in this together. any time we have these conversations there's only upside. >> some civil rights groups have called for you to change your approach required for chronically underperforming schools. have your thoughts changed in race to the top? >> i think the biggest challenge we're all facing is in these very, very tough schools where students, in the case of englewood high school in chicago, where students didn't have a chance, is there's tremendous resistance to reform. i think we and the civil rights community, all of us are committed to better results. when we talk about the dropout factors, 2,000 high schools producing 75% of dropouts from minority community, we have the moral obligation to do much better. so we're being a little tough minded here. we're challenging the country to think differently, but also to understand how quickly these schools and these communities can turn around. there

. >>> the tennessee titans are suing the school and usc's coach, lane kiffin, specifically for maliciouslyuring away assistant runningback coach, kennedy po law. the titans' coach is a usc alull. one sticky situation after another. the giants play the florida marlins tonight. full highlights at 10:00. that's the sporting life right now. >> thank you, mark. >>> coming up in 30 minutes on bay area news at 7:00 on tv36. continuing coverage of the shakeup in san jose's department. the police chief is stepping down. we talk with him one on one at 7:00. have a good evening, everyone. good night. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does.

also in tennessee, arkansas and mississippi. showers and thunderstorms in louisiana and texas. 80-mile-an-hour winds, large hail and isolated tornados in north dakota and northern minnesota. >> meanwhile, 91 in fargo. 87 in minneapolis. 90 in kansas city. nearly 90 here in the big apple. 94 in atlanta. 91 in miami. 80s from seattle down to sacramento. phoenix hits 106. salt lake city 99, boise, 94. >>> ahead on this monday morning, a truly unbelievable medical mix-up. a young woman thought to have died in a car crash is identified among survivors from a family planning a funeral. >>> and a weekend fireworks show goes horribly wrong. we'll be right back. good morning! ♪ [ female announcer ] nutri-grain -- one good decision... ♪ ...can lead to another. ♪ ♪ ...made with real fruit and now with more of the whole grains your body needs. nutri-grain can help you eat better all day. nutri-grain can help you discover customers are getting 5% cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to

. >> reporter: extreme heat scorched a path from kansas city to southern illinois and tennessee to theolinas, where raleigh registered its 49th day of readings above 90. today actually felt like 115. in downtown raleigh, emergency workers assisted concert-goers overcome by the heat. >> dumped water on my back, and i'm very much cooler. >> it's about as extreme as you can get, some all-time record highs could be broken and the humidity is up very, very high. >> reporter: it hit 97 in new york, tying a record and plenty uncomfortable for this road crew. >> the job has to get done. >> reporter: diego martinez said much the same about his run ago no matter the weather, he clocks a lap of nearly four miles every other day. >> depending how i feel when i get to the end, i'll probably go another second lap, another three and a half miles. >> reporter: you'll do a second lap? >> yes. >> reporter: you're nuts. you know that, diego? >> some onlookers felt the same way about these triathlete in new jersey. the waves at coney island offered relief to brooklyn beach-goers, and in philadelphia, thos

some of the states with the highest numbers of obesity are mississippi, alabama and tennessee.alifornia ranks number 41. experts call the rate of obesity in the united states a public health crisis. >>> a new study out of uc davis shows many olive oil sold in the united states are not the high grade extra virgin as their labels claim. researchers found that 69% of the imported oils and 10% of domestic oils failed international extra virgin standards. the study comes at the u.s. department of agriculture begins developing standards for labels such as virgin or extra virgin. >>> iphone battles it's antenna problems, a flood of new smart phones are coming into the market. we will look at some of them and the competition they present. >>> and what a great day here in the bay area and the weekend is right around the corner. what is it going to be like? our chief meteorologist bill martin is working on the forecast, he'll have it for you right after the break. >>> new at 6:00, two dead, two still missing after a boat capsizes off our coast. we are learning who the victims were and ne

tennessee in delaware were awarded of the six under million dollars. this time the state called on administrators from san francisco and several other big school districts to refine the proposal put the plan calls for putting high-performance teachers in low performing schools. expanded data tracking to improve academic achievement, and recording teacher evaluations to be based in part of student performance. california's ask for $700 million for each share of the money. state officials will have to washington in the next few weeks to present the proposal. the fund winners will be announced in september. >> the fog cleared back off the coasts this afternoon at least down and the san mateo " line. sunny skies your toll plaza and through most of the bay area but temperatures remain on the cooler side. our inland spots toward a few degrees and to the '70s this afternoon but well below average for this time of year. freezing temperatures in the '90s it are inland spots. much cooler than we read usually see. 63 san francisco, 64 san or fell mainly '60s arou

some of these could be severe across the southeast as well, kentucky and tennessee. otherwise things are looking clear in our neck of the woods. if you need more information for your traveling, check our website at www.abc7.com. >>> a baseball umpire is recovering from an injury he received on the field. he wasn't hit by a bail or bat. instead he was punched in the face by one of the coaches. amy hollyfield has the story that is shocking parents and players in vallejo. >> vallejo had just taking the lead in the babe ruth state league tournament and tensions were running high. >> we were winning. >> but the game came the an abrupt and unpredictable incorporated. first base umpire made a tough call and the call was against vallejo and that is when it got ugly. >> the coach for the other team argued with the umpire, didn't like what he heard and reached his arm back and got him. >> he was unconscious for about 20 minutes. they decided to end the game and give sonoma the win. >> they didn't finish the game. terrible for the vallejo kids. they were winning at the time and

thunderstorms from tennessee and mississippi. and rain and flooding in the four corners of the southwest. >> just shy of triple-digits in phoenix and boise. 90 in albuquerque. and 94 in salt lake city. 80s across the upper midwest. 90s from omaha, down to dallas. pleasant in the northeast, with 79 in boston, 84 in new york. and 87 in baltimore. >>> and when we come back this morning, details of yet another toyota recall this morning. >>> plus, bp's outgoing ceo defends his record. but what about his comment about wanting his life back? >>> and now, degeneres follows simon cowell out of the door at "american idol." who will replace her? activia is better than ever! hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? today is your tast lucky day! sure, why not? isn't this the yogurt that, you know.../ helps regulate your digestive system. ooh, i think i'll pass., no, no, no! trust me.. it is beyond tasokay! mmm! wow! i can't believe it, i love it! new best tasting mmm,activia ever!ly good!/ taste it, love it, or it's free! ♪ acti

and he talked about how he went about hiring away a tennessee assistant.e recently never asked for permission to talk to the assistant. that's customary. instead he he want him a voice mail after the hire was made. fisher said he's disappointed in kippen's lack of professionalism. everyone raise your hand if you've heard that before. >> really? >> lane. >> i was doing this. >> all right. thank you, laura. >> thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. see you back here at 11:00. until then, have a good night. >>> you're watching "giants clubhouse" on nbc bay area. >> we have jon miller covered at home and to

beth clark of nashville, tennessee, is one of the long-term unemployed. a single mother of two boys, she is struggling to make ends meet. her unemployment benefits expired in april. >> i want to work. i want to work. and i never thought in a million years i would be completely, at my age, unemployed. it is extremely scary. >> reporter: tuesday is a busy day in the senate. besides this vote on unemployment benefits, national security will be an issue as the committee takes up the nomination of james clapper to be the next director of national intelligence. but that hearing could also end up being about deficit spending. in the wake of a two-year-long "washington post" investigation into the costly and complicated $75 billion intelligence bureaucracy created after the 9/11 attacks. and brian, terrorism will be on the agenda when the president meets here with british prime minister david cameron tomorrow. as you know there is an issue over bp and the role they played with the scottish government and its release of the lockerbie bomber to the libyans. michael

attali as a tennessee woman trumping rope with her dog.urn to the audience has some hurtful things to say up to mark all hang in there. and we talked about a woman who said you talk to much. the usual stuff on the giants as well. >> i'm ready and it's not so bad don't take it so personally. >> and say about you. it all back in a minute. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now onl

and i-40, across tennessee. >> if you're flying today, expect airport delays in memphis, charlotte, atlantad miami. >>> and now, to the shrinking support among the american public for the war in afghanistan. the latest evidence of it comes from our just-released abc news poll. nick schifrin covers the war for us. and joins us this morning from islamabad, pakistan. hi, nick. >> reporter: good morning, rob. that's right. president obama's approval rating for the war is at a new low. it's down to 45%, down from 56% in april. and the approval for the war itself is also at a new low. [ gunfire ] the war in afghanistan is more violent than ever. last month was the deadliest for u.s. troops. and more afghan civilians aredye dying than ever before. and as more americans die in afghanistan, more americans back home are questioning the war. in december, 52% said the war was worth fighting. today, that number is 43%. the increased fighting has a lot to do with it. as fewer troops die in iraq, support for that war has increased. up 8 points to 42%. but right now, americans are deeply concerned about wh

be tennessees next governor at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. at 10:00 p.m., a debate among four democratic candidates running in rhode island's first house district debate to replace patrick kennedy. that begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. >> they are the towering figures and they are all different. they have their different talents. they have their different dangers. >> this weekend, biographer robert service, and his trilogy of books on russian leaders, lenin, stalin, and, most recently, leon trotsky. learn about their relationship and roles in developing their form of communism. robert service, sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >> this week on "the communicators," two viewpoint on a legal decision that rejected the fcc's policy on broadcast indecency. attorney carter phillips represented fox television stations. patrick trueman filed a friend- of-the-court brief for focus on the family and family research county -- council. >> from the u.s. second circuit court of appeals decision this week, we now hold that the fcc's policy on indecency v

but mike norman chief economist from the tennessee financial says that the pill well health stabilise the american economy in that critics is simply trying to stand the public this argument that it's going to limit credit i mean i think that's more or less a scare tactic a political ploy that's being put out there to get the public fearful but here's the thing if it leads to a more stable investing environment if it leads to a damping down of excessive speculation and volatility in the markets that should also lead to better economic conditions more investment and more job growth and look if people have jobs because that's really the bottom line issue right now in this economy if this leads to a more stable financial climate people will earn higher incomes and the reliance upon credit may not be as high you know you might lose a little bit off or one side you might not get your free checking but look if it results in a more stable environment i think everybody comes out of this more you know happier well that was chief economist mike norman giving his the you on the wall street reform

decision and dissolve the reports even couples who choose to have interfaith relationships face this tennessee. this jewish jerusalem suburb is surrounded by arab neighborhoods and far from cultivating a culture of tolerance vigilante style jewish patrol groups calling themselves fire for judaism stand watch outside the local shopping mall their mission to prevent arab men mixing with local jewish girls the municipality has created a twenty four hour hotline where parents and friends can phone to rat on jewish girls breaking this to boot a specially trained team of counselors and psychologists is on standby to rescue them at least for more. it's important to save our traditions culture history and identity because without this who are we from my experience we can see that the chances for a healthy relationship between is really jewish woman and an arab man very very low it's because of the great differences between these two cultures share up with any of the most recent case involves an arab man who posed as a jewish bachelor a jewish woman agreed to have sex with him but after she found out h

. >> we are joined by our colleague from tennessee. welcome. >> thank you. i apologize for being late. actually in a reasonably decent shape. we have had some significant revenue shortfalls. we are a sales tax state. we do not have an income tax, and this has been a slowdown that has been a serious issue. sales tax is very dependent upon major ticket sales, automobiles and housing, construction materials being one of them, so we have been hit difficult there. we have not had in the way our state has been managed over the years by governors of both parties, have not had some of the issues you have heard about in other states. we have a reasonably conservative approach to things like pensions and health benefits and the like. we have not dealt entirely with it through cutting. about 20% of all departments, except for corrections where you cannot do that, and we have kept the funding for pre-k through 12 education and tact, at the cost of cuts in other areas. it has been difficult. i have to be honest, there is a health aspect to it, too. we have been able to m

strong thunderstorms in kentucky and tennessee.in seattle. 90 in boise. 94 in salt lake city. just shy of 80 in minneapolis. 84 in detroit. mostly 90s from new york to miami and along the gulf coast. >>> i kind of like this story. here we go. file this one in the "it seemed like a good idea at the time" file. this is what police in wisconsin came across after a store clerk reported a stolen motorized shopping cart. >> i'm on this kid's side. i'll just say it right now. >> i agree. >> the 19-year-old driving it had been drinking, no real shocker, and thought he was too wasted to ride his bicycle home. so he propped the bike up on that cart and then he drove it home at half a mile an hour. >> he's not facing driving under the influence charges but he was cited for stealing that cart. at least he recognized, i've had a few too many, i'm going to take this little scooter-like thing -- >> imagine driving by that in the middle of the night. >> who hasn't done that? >> he said he had every intention of returning that cart after he sobered

pill the s spill the size of tennessee. so, where is it drifting g tonight? here's jeffrey kofman. >> reporter: that blown-out well, capped -- at least for those ships fr gas at tips frantically burning oil and gas at the spill site, suddenly quiet. and look at this map of the area where the oil had been spotted then this weekend. in june, and then this weekend. ys the oil slickys, the oil rably.has shrunk considerably. >> we see light at the end of the tunnel. it's a very long tunnel, but today we're making progress. ch is a good which is a good thing, because the more than 400 skimmers have had very little impact, catching perhaps 80,000 barrels of the 5 million barrels that have spewed into the gulf. >> and we still have an awful lot of oil out in the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: while oil has hit the beaches and marshes in four states, this weekend, there is no sign of oil along the florida e is no sign of and scientists say the very small amount of oil in lake pontchartrain, the tidal bay ed.th of new orleans, has broken down and disappeared. and remembe

the gentleman from tennessee. >> mr. speaker, i would like to request the speaker from the great state and land of lincoln for recorded vote on this particular issue. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coveraae of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. hse of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 410, the nays are zero with zero recorded present. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objtion the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the for what purpose does the gentlelady from

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host: tennessee, lacy, democrats line.ler: i would just like to address the middle class and the port. -- poor. what's -- what can the republicans do? have you listened to their proposals like raising social security age on people and things like that? i am 66 years old and i can remember harry truman's time vaguely, then they got eisenhower in there and for a couple of years things were not so bad and then a recession. wh little few commodities gave dabbled out, some of us start to death until kennedy got in there. host: on your concern about the middle class and the poor. guest: item with you on that, especially when you speak about social security -- i am with you on that. i wish that you can tell me talk to young people so they understand how you feel about social security. young americans are sold a lie, telling them it will not be there for them when they become older and move on to retirement. for the next 30 years, social security is probably the sound is program we had in the federal government because today the s

. >> we are joined by our colleague from tennessee. welcome. >> thank you.logize for being late. actually in a reasonably decent shape. we have had some significant revenue shortfalls. we are a sales tax state. we do not have an income tax, and this has been a slowdown that has been a serious issue. sales tax is very dependent upon major ticket sales, automobiles and housing, construction materials being one of them, so we have been hit difficult there. we have not had in the way our state has been managed over the years by governors of both parties, have not had some of the issues you have heard about in other states. we have a reasonably conservative approach to things like pensions and health benefits and the like. we have not dealt entirely with it through cutting. about 20% of all departments, except for corrections where you cannot do that, and we have kept the funding for pre-k through 12 education and tact, at the cost of cuts in other areas. it has been difficult. i have to be honest, there is a health aspect to it, too. we have been able to make a

i am a public health educator from the university of tennessee originally.o work with the university of north carolina at charlotte. each public-health educator in graduate school must do an internship. i would encourage you to think about one of your individuals getting in touch with every school of public health in the country. you could have a group of studies from every school with one professor working together on this project when you get that kind of mind-set and as educators who have been involved for years in public health efforts, plus of the students that must do internships any way to graduate, you are going to kill two birds with one stone. guest: that is an excellent suggestion. a lot of golf academic institutions -- gulf academic institutions are involved in the effort in terms of public health education. the department of health and human services is preparing a lot sheets for population, and behavior help, and stress issues for the population. a lot of that work with outreach and intervention will be done through the gulf coast institutions

the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan, has worked with the forest service to ensure that this bill is drafted in a manner that is acceptable to all interested parties, including the community. i think this is a great idea. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. cardoza: i have no further speakers and i ask the gentlelady to proceed to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized. mrs. schmidt: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. cardoza: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4658 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the the motion to reconsider

host: let's move on to hampshire, tennessee. caller: i just wanted to say, i do not know if people realize or not, it has been since 2005 or 2006 that the fcc approved technology to carry everything through the infrastructure we have in existence. the host: let's go to rhode island, independent line. caller: thank you, sir. the federal government is funding a lot of different stuff. i would be interested to see where the mandate is in the constitution. i am very wary of that idea. i think you should try to find out who is proposing this funding. if any of these people proposing the funding are part of the trilateral commission or the council of foreign relations, watch out. i think that there is trouble ahead of people go for that. host: from "the philadelphia inquirer," "white house silence on marriage ruling. a white house that has been accused of not vigorously defending the laws of the land must carefully calculated its next move. president obama has repeatedly said that he would like to see the federal defense of marriage a