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the persians. these for instance on t.v. dot com. zaza times articles these are all demanding the resignation of prime minister binyamin netanyahu in protest which some observers say mirrored the demonstrations which have swept the arab world this is yet. another plan to avoid a u.s. debt default fail that the republican controlled house of representatives reject the bill for because proposed by the democrats fronted by a group handling continues to try to reach a deal before tuesday's deadline with president obama urging congress to come to an agreement. to says veterans have gathered about annual march in a stadium but it's once again caused outrage among activists say tending of lines i decided meetings can lead to more tragedies similar to what happened in the old way . and probably behind what i saw with our news bulletin in full in just fifteen minutes time from now next those sports with kate and football toss that out. hello welcome to the sports news and these other headlines. top tussles informed hangi with the three militant former c

the chair: the time of the gentleman has expired. all time has expired. the question son the amendment offered by the gentleman from georgia. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes visit. the ayes visit. ms. waters: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: a recorded vote is requested. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from georgia will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 20 printed in house report 112-13 . for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan rise? mrs. miller: i have an amendment -- >> i have an amendment made in order under the rule. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 20 printed in house report 112-18, offered by ms. mill over michigan. the chair: according to the -- pursuant to the rule, the gentlelady and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mrs. miller: fema has spent over half a million dollars on the production of what they call home personified flood insuran

the u.s. lawmakers are running out of time to deal with. the head of rupert murdoch's british operations and a former editor of the news of the world. has finally resigned over the phone hacking scandal engulfing the murdoch's media empire there's a growing belief that the affair could mark the biggest shake up in the british media for decades during which murdoch enjoyed power and political influence. one of russia's greatest living poets whose work is also famed for its role in a new awakening in the soviet union after stalin hear his views next on modern culture and poetry in our interview show spotlight right here on our. hello again welcome to. the show think. he's one of the most notable star of the sixty's a time. many of us versus what i read to people had been fed propaganda. no you spend so much of his time training in the united states what is the culture here about it from the poet himself to. one of the most well known contemporary russian poets the world's best universities welcomes the lecturing poets. but every year on his bi

the tv. many times they are led to christ through television or radio. god uses believers that they run into and god gives them a devine appointment. right now, 93 percent of the globe gets christian radio and so even many mecca, we know people here, radio programs, television breaks through. in iran, they get people to throw away satellite dishes. they forbid them. then it ends up, a couple of weeks later, the people rehook them up and watching television again. there is a fear of the gospel getting in there. it is getting through electronically. >> what is the best way to share the gospel with a muslim 1 on 1? >> put away all of your preconceived notions and prejudices. they are not all terrorists. just by the very fact they left the middle east to come here shows they are dissatisfied with something. they are open to the gospel. respect, love, honor to them. not arguing, not talking about politics. that will get you off to a really nice start. we saw muslims and because of how they were treated in america, it drew them back into their family and faith

at the time, the master planning process had not begun. we're not ultimately know how the site would be considered. as a result, the original resolution could not specify how the layout would fit into the final configurations. after a robust community planning process, the northeast library plan was created. this began in april -- with the hearing. the plan results in significant expansion of public space, reconfiguring the elements -- elements of the park, and the boundaries of the joe dimaggio playground include the lombard site and the portion of the street that has been vacated. residents of the northeast will get 12,000 square feet of new open space. this is an area identified in the open space plan. the parks open space is increased by 20%, for an expanded children's play area, which adds new features like games and technique tables, and provides additional landscaping and seating. there is not a lot of landscaping, currently. the new park layout strengthens activity functionally, with the tennis courts and the children's play area.

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all the time given on the amendment which he has very little time to look at. again, this happened and i'm pleased he's supporting this amendment. obviously i will not call for a vote and appreciate the appropriators supporting my amendment. mr. dicks: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: page 31, line 17, after the dollar amount, insert reduced by $13 million. after the dollar amount insert increase by $10 million. page 34, line 1, after the dollar amount insert increase by $10 million. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized for five minutes. mr. sessions: thank you, mr. chairman, mr. chairman, first, i'd like to recognize, if i can, the gentleman, c.w. "bill" young, who is a stalwart to

at the same time, the on-time performance for the t-line is 58%. that is not where we would like to be. and again, part of the reason i walk you through the scope of the line and where people are getting on and off and said it is 76 minutes travel time is some of the biggest issues on on-time performance, for example, we measure it at west portal. the biggest delay on this particular line, on the the k-t line is if we have a gap in service or if there is a train missing or a train is significantly late. normally we try to make an adjustment. when you go from west portal, there is no switch or no physical plant that allows us, beyonce st. francis circle -- so from st. francis circle to balboa, you would not be able to make an adjustment in the train service to put it on time. that is significant, especially when you look at the bottleneck in the travel, the stock plans -- the stop signs and lights along ocean avenue, that has a significant impact on the on- time performance of the whole line. i think part of the other bottleneck for congestion on on

the legend starts. what up until that time robert d. the did not have that. >> a successful counter general defender of the capital as the march tore the fall of 1862. why does reach aubrey e. lee change the winning formula and decide to go on the offensive to margin to maryland? >> he did not have much choice. he could go in four directions he did not have the arms or the heavy artillery to be siege washington and then he will lead admit his offensive plan was to go west but he would lose the advantage so he and a going north where there was a lot of food and if they thought they would be able to mou res mayor lenders to join the talks which was not true and could not stay still. >> but lee was the avid reader of northern newspapers and the dollar of politics and the elections were scheduled october and november 1862 and even wrote to that by invading maryland and infecting defeat on the potomac maybe to the scale of second manassas, he could influence that election and maybe democrats would control the house and force the link in admin

chapman at the time, along with mr. miler who testified to this effect, took a report and from them the opinion was clear that as to their review, there was no additional illegality with respect to phone hacking in that file. as to their review, that was the opinion that was clear. and the company really rested on a number of things from then on and i certainly know that in 2009 when additional allegations came in the summer, the company really rested on a handful of things. >> i just wanted to move right up to date. to what was discovered in the offices and when it was discovered. >> so in 2010 after the civil litigations had put a spotlight or unearthed, if you will, to us, to the company, additional new evidence, new information that hadn't been there before and the police investigation started off, one of the things that was went back and looked at, i suppose in the spring by senior people at international was that file. it was relooked at. it was opened up and looked at and it was very rapidly brought to our attenti

unfortunately that's all the time we have on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time ext week and tell them for me and the rest of the team inside the beautiful kremlin. now. i was just thinking about my future before the foreign companies came i dreamed of owning a cannon cutting factory. but we have less garbage now. some has interest to come here make fun of me. figure out garbage boy i'm not bad like people think. i'm a good person. it's just that people don't see me. but i feel it was time people like me. that i feel people will start to appreciate us. it's been in the year iraqis know the true journalist. some ways. there's kind of wasting their time trying not to get killed three year. old lost the link below by something. new to me about twenty seven days going to publicize an invite more. leads start a debate have a dialogue just. changing the slogan or leave the sleazy instance. let's. say. be humanitarian for. pete that's a good chance of its mission to read all of the laws they have been banned from leaving reports. germany is accused of double standards ov

i reserve the plans of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. rohrabacher: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. all time having expired, the question son the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. mr. rohrabacher: i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment will be postponed. mr. rohrabacher: i have an amendment at the deffing. the chair: clerk will report. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. rohrabacher of california, not less than $6 million of the funds made available in this act for carrying out the act of 2009 shall be available for carrying out projects described in subsection be-4 of such section that use coolants different from those commercial tech knolls in service at the time the guarantee is issued. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from

. >> the time is 7 02 a.m.. a developing story in richmond, they are following stories that left two people dead and one person in the hospital in critical condition. the shootings happened late last night on abyssal ave. knopf will tran is live on the scene. was this a gang-related or a targeted hit? >> at this point it is too early to tell. there are no arrests that have been made. no witnesses have stepped forward. o'clock here here is video from the scene. this happened about nine hours ago a man and woman died. there are standing in front of an apartment complex when someone shot them. they died on the scene. another woman there was also shot and it is in critical condition. 30 minutes before the shooting did was another shooting that involved a 23 year-old man hook. the spokesperson for the original police department spoke with us. she believes the shootings might be connected. >> only because we have had problems in the past with central richmond and north of richmond, the shooting a couple weeks ago we be

unfortunately that's all the time we have on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time ext week and tell them for me and the rest of the team inside the beautiful kremlin. i was just thinking about my future before the foreign companies came i dreamed of owning a can cutting factory. but we have less garbage now. some has interest to come here make fun of me. figure out garbage boy i'm not bad like people think. i'm a good person. it's just that people don't see me. but i feel it was time people like me. i feel people will start to appreciate us. spending the year in iraq is military journalist. we still in the us. there's kind of wasting time trying to kill. i thought oh was willing to give me the buy from. you would be about twenty seven days to publicize if you feel invited to write to who. started the beat of the dialogue is. true to the slowly earth. spins. gemini shells is an execution i want to torturing and killing his victim his german well seeing the full as it's going to wanted by the hague for more than fifteen years but then it's your feelings hyundai for it

the past? numerous times in the past. i think they were quoting 17 times under ronald reagan or something like that, if i recall correctly. that is correct. we have raised the debt ceiling. i've voted to raise it before. but this is different. we need to seize this opportunity because if we don't seize the opportunity to clamp down on spending now when the american people realize what an issue, what a problem and what a generational burden we're passing on, we have to show the american people. everything is about timing, political lives are about timing, you could have the greatest candidate in the world and if it's not the right time, they can't make. -- can't make it. this is the time. this is time for us to grab the reins and say to the senate and the president and the american people, we're ready, you're ready, let's join together and do this. i look forward to hopefully cut, cap -- that's hard to say sometimes. it's a tongue twister. cut, cap, and balance makes it through the senate. but at least if it doesn't make it

then, the times published a profile of bradley manning. >> julian was quite angry at the new york times. following on the heels of our disagreement about the linking, we wrote a piece about bradley manning which he very much didn't like. >> assange's narrative was that bradley manning was a hero, and that he did this for heroic purposes. we wrote a much more textured story that also said he was a troubled guy who had a troubled relationship with the military. assange hated that story. he hated things we wrote about him. he hated the fact that we were publicly critical of him. so he didn't want us anywhere near these documents. he gave them to the guardian. >> he decided he was going to doublecross the new york times and cut them out of the deal, because he was angry. they had written a disobliging profile of him, describing him as imperious and crazy and, you know, impossible. we weren't willing to doublecross the new york times. we thought a deal is a deal. >> smith: the guardian shared a copy of the cables with the times. so, on the evening of november 28, 2010, the new york times, th

i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, i yield myself 15 seconds before i yield the remaining minute to -- the speaker pro mpor the gentleman is recognized for 15 seconds. mr. mcgovern: i implore rational republicans to passing the reid bill. i appeal to your sense of responsibility, to your sense of duty to your country, have the courage of your convictions to do what's right. don't be paralyzed by the threats of the tea party or other extreme groups. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. mcgovern: medicare, medicaid and social security, and i yield the balance of our time, one minute, to the gentlewoman from california, the democratic leader and the defender of medicare, medicaid and social security, nancy pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for the time remaining. pelosi -- ms. pelosi: thank you very much, madam speaker.

stay with us on the time line. day this 6-year-old son of a ceo of a former pharmaceutical company. his 6-year-old son max falls down the stairs of his smangs just across the bay in san diego, an area where moments are multi million dollars homes. he falls down the stairs, that was monday. two days later his girlfriend is found hanging from a balcony at his home. they are hands and feet bound and his brother adam finds her hanging there and she is pronounced dead. sunday that 6-year-old son dies in the hospital from this injuries. so investigators are now saying the son's fall down the stairs was an accident, a horrible accident and those injuries eventually led to his death. they are not sure about the 32-year-old girlfriend. they are saying it could be suicide even thought it appears it may be something more sinister because in the past they have dealt with suicides where people have bound their hand and feet. however, they are saying it's suspicious at the same time. it's one of these stories that has everybody t

unfortunately that's all the time we have on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time next week and tell them for me and the rest of the team inside their beautiful kremlin. about. what i was just thinking about my future before the foreign companies came i dreamed of owning a can cabin factory. but we have less garbage now. some business to come here make fun of me. figure out garbage boy i'm not bad like people think. i'm a good person. it's just the people don't see me. but i feel it was time people like me. i feel people will start to appreciate us. spending the year in iraq as a military journalist. the ways to go in a news conference is theirs to waste the time tryna get killed for you. i thought all along the length of you leave my family must. do with the fever of twenty seven days mutilated publicising you feel invited to take the who. started the beat of the dialogue. the truth in the soldier's release lisa states. wealthy british style rolls sometimes guys. in the. market say find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at

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>> is it because you are locked up all the time? talk to me about that? >> yeah. being in the same cell for the last six, seven years kind of gets to you. >> officers search murray's cell for his cutting tools. >> shaking his cell down to find any other plastic. >> and quickly locate the weapon. >> he has taken his cap off his toothpaste and had broken it off to make a sharp edge and had started cutting his arm with it. reopened his scars where he perviously cut himself up. >> take his toothbrush, too. >> so now what? >> nothing. go back to my cell and wait another couple months. i guess. >> murray's conduct is not unusual. "lockup" crews have encountered many other self-mutilators. >> some people self-injure as a manipulation because they want to get move. some people self-injure as a cry of help. some people self-injure to get even. you know, i'm going to hurt myself and i'm going to show you kind of thing, so anger. >> our crew got a glimpse of how prevalent self-mutilation is at the wabash correctional facility in indiana. >> i need to go on 11. >> 11. >> 11 ra

i wasn't aware of the time. i was also aware that she amended that considerably quickly afterwards. >> i think she amended it seven or eight years afterwards. did you or anyone else at your organization investigate the set time? >> no. >> can you explain why? >> i didn't have it. i'm sorry, i need to say something, and this is not as an excuse an explanation. news of the world is less than 1% of the company and i employ 53,000 people around the world who are proud and creed and ethical and distinguished people and i am watching and appointing people in my trust to run those positions. >> i do accept you have many distinguished people who work for your company and responsible for the news corps. what i am trying to establish is the wrong doing and what was involved at the time. so if i can teach you forward to 2006 when good men was arrested of intercepting voice mails were you made aware of that? >> i was made aware of when they were convicted. >> and what did they do subsequent to the rest to get to the facts? >

like mandarin also for the first time this season is when you hungry mark webber starting six. to change a lot on the car overnight and the boys were working pretty hard. and i didn't get much sleep for talking you know if we have a result like this today i think it's the best way to do so you think so i'm very happy and as i said i've got the confidence back today i felt much more comfortable in the car and here and i'm looking forward to tomorrow in tennis russia's top ranked man we call usually has failed to reach his first final of the season after the world number fourteen was yet again not in the last four this time the swiss open usenet was seeded third in despair but was broken in the first game and it lasts longer than alors and trailed five one record one hours play he did put one great back and still can see is the opening set six three yet battled back to take the second at the same scoreline and early break gave him and to love looking at the side and all those other six great games installed when a sum of five play compared to another good asto in the final. athlet

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he has engaged all the leaders time and time again. last saturday as senator mcconnell said, he said we no longer need the president in this picture. we're going to do it ourselves. well, we spent a week at it and we have not achieved that. i'm sure the president is ready and willing to do everything in his power to get this back on track. mr. president, what is at stake in this debate is the fate of the american economy at a point when we are recovering from a recession with millions of americans out of work. those who are showing great bravado and great political speeches here are calling bluffs with other people's chips. what's going to happen at the end of the day here, regardless of what the politicians say back and forth, is that ordinary people are going to be affected. their lives, their businesses, their savings are going to be affected by what we decide to do in the next few days. i think what we need to do is clear, and senator reid's proposal addresses it. number one, reduce spending. let's get this deficit under control. sp

also i want to move to my place, i don't know what was the name of that place. every time people call me la englicita, the little english woman because in cuba, in the caribbean, they didn't make any difference. all the irish were english. and all the people from asia were chinese. all the jews were called polacos, polish. that is interesting because the irish were part of the spanish community in cuba, but usually they didn't make the difference. so they call me and they call my father el inglis, the english guy. so when they call me that and when my name suffered many different spellings. later on in life, in the 70's, i had many identification cards with names like coffee that i didn't drink at the time, so i began drinking coffee later on, names like caufildo and garfield, my favorite one, that made me wonder if the bureaucrats at the id office knew that i really love cats. without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me

i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from new york. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. markey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. markey: the republican party's deficit plan is very simple. one, prolong the default crisis. two, push the nation to the very brink of economic collapse. three, repeat it all again and again until election day, 2012. the republican party cares only about political victory. they don't want compromise. they want capitulation. and if america goes into default, it will be your fault. we now have the perform of the republican party's political paradox. republicans hate government. but they have to run for office in order to make sure it doesn't work. in 1995 and 1996 the republican party shut down the federal government. in 1997 and 1998, the republicans shut down the congress over impeachment. earlier th

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this is the time to put ou country before the tea party. this is the time to do what's right. today you are bringing up the latest version of the reid plan. under not only a closed rule but under the st restrictive process we have in the house. usually reserved for noncontroversial bills. this is a $2.5 trillion bill being brought up under the same process that you bring up bills naming post offices. 20 minutes of debate, no amendments allowed, we're not even allowed to offer a motion to recommit to where you need a 2/3 supermajority. under this process your own bill would have failed. that's right. if your bill were brought up under this procedure, your bill would have lost last night. mr. speaker, the only bill we should consider on the house floor is one that has been agreed to byhe house and senate leaders and the president of the united stes. so why are we doing this today? let's be honest, you're doing it to score some cheap political points. i would like to remind the speaker of the house that he's the speaker of not just the republican party but that he's the speaker of

this is the average time we've been told. however, our producers inside the courtroom tell us that there are at least two people waiting in the area where they usually keep witnesses. the speculation is those may be either psychologists or just some type of expert to tell or testify that casey anthony may not be ready to incorporate herself into society. now that's inside the courtroom. outside the courtroom, chuck, we're seeing a group of protesters gathered around claiming what they call is justice. they say that caylee anthony did not get justice. now in terms of the police and law enforcement, we're seeing sheriff deputies y ies on horse foot, on bike, just previewing what might happen if casey anthony walks out, which is a likely possibility since she's already served some time in jail. if she gets just time served. we don't know what the plan is but there's a great deal of protest going on. and we hear one of the possibilities is she might be taken to a local airport and from there, flown somewhere undisclosed. >> how ma

>>the scale of data mining is increasing all the time. the cost of, the unit cost of data mining is going down all the time. >>reporter: hello and welcome. i'm raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. at the start of the year egypt surprised the world,by overthrowing the regime of president hosni mubarak. six months on and the country is at a crossroads. the revolution appears to have stalled, parts of the economy have been badly battered and protestors are back in the streets. >>reporter: cairo in july. the arab spring has given way to the arab summer. the city is boiling hotbut despite the heat hundreds of protestors have again taken to the streets and are camping out in tahrir square. they're here, they say, because the revolution is in danger. >>azer: i've had friends of mine that are being tried in a military court, friends of mine being arrested, i was arrested once and i was beaten once by the army and this is all after ousting hosni mubarak. >>reporter: since

section of the times on international wind. we had never met but he said for some reason when he thought of the subject line name popped into his head. >> host: why is that? >> guest: i am not sure. a i am somebody who is likely to believe and states ally a lot. i thought i would find evidence of leaders lying all the time but i was shocked and that was not the case that lies are told clearly i used to go around the country talking about the subject until audiences i could not find much evidence of lying it was how the most cynical people were said you cannot believe that. you're not looking hard enough. there just isn't that much evidence and he thought my subjects on the thought and didn't know literature and his idea is we have a fruitful conversation. then a few months later somebody asked to give a talk at m.i.t. and i decided to talk on this subject and a low and behold may end up with this book. >> is it a different book give written after wikileaks? >> no. and i look at a lot of wikileaks documents and stories that have

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exactly what happened at the time being. really on exactly where these people are getting them out of the water absolutely sir for you know let me bring our views moorpark grow about you know of this vessel. was a pleasure cruise really been used for years for day trips and weekend breaks along the volga river it was a double dip ship it was called the bold. nine hundred fifty five in czechoslovakia a picture of their seats in for one hundred forty passengers aboard it could reach a speed of nearly twelve knots. around twenty two kilometers an hour the boats also had restaurants and bars aboard and it provided intertainment as well since so most trips lasted a few days at a time is being suggested that the bulgaria's engines as we just heard in sara's report there may not have been working properly at the time of the accident that hasn't been confirmed yet but to say as soon as we know more on this breaking news if you just joined us just to recap what the headline is pleasure cruises gone down current nearly two hundred peop

. >> it was right at the time mr. myler had come in, standards had been talked about. this was before all the 2007 business was there, and an investigation was done, or a fact-finding piece around this. and there was an outside counsel was brought in. it was harbottle & lewis by the company at the time. i think the legal executives, mr. chapman at the time, along with mr. myler who testified to this effect, took reports from them and the opinion was clear that as to their review there was no additional illegality with respect to phone hacking in that file. after their review that was the opinion that was clear. and the company really rested on a number of things from then on. and i certainly know in 2009 when additional allegations came in the summer the company really rested on a handful of things. >> i wanted to move right up to date to what was discovered in the officers. what was discovered? >> so in 2010, after the civil litigations had put a spotlight, if you will to us, to the company, additional new evidence, n

the u.s. economy in this spring of 1936. just in timefor the beginning of a presidential campaign. >> and the rest is, the rest is, is really a precursor to what's going to happen with the g.i. bill. what the, what the bonus is taught, and we, we really draw some very strong lines between the bonus, army and what was perceived in congress as -- the absolutely essential business of getting, taking care of the guys in world war ii. the premise becomes, and this is is a a world war i vet named comber. he sits down in the mayflower hotel and write out a g.i. bill of rights. the premise becomes for the first time in history, is instead of returning the soldier and the fighting person to the proletariat from which they came. you take them out of the working class. they sacrifice in war, they get wounded, they die, they go through the privations of war. the reward for this is you return them to the middle class. and this becomes the basis of the g.i. bill. education, housing, small business loans. these people become the new middle class. and t

i was the editor of the sun at the time. i didn't know they had rehired him. >> did you not wondered what he did in 2005-2006 given that you've got a hacking scandal break around you? >> absolutely. i have the information that panorama have that reese worked as a private investigator in the panorama program it said that he was conducting many, many illegal offenses. that's what i

now is the time to act. and i respectfully ask that my colleagues join me in supporting this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington. mr. dicks: i rise in opposition today to the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. dicks: on march 19, 2011, coalition forces launched operation odyssey dawn to enforce u.n. security resolution 1973, to protect the libyan people from the brutal regime of muammar gaddafi. operation odyssey dawn ended on march 31, 2011, and transitioned to the nato-led operation unified protector which continues today. operation odyssey dawn has ceased operations, therefore part of this amendment is no longer relevant. however, the nato-led mission to defeat gaddafi and protect the people of libya was undertaken in concert with a broad coalition of nations including the arab league and it followed resolutions adopted in the united nations security co

the whole time. en when the judge says to her lawyers, i reserved ruling on your motion for mistrial. you know, cheney mason stands up, we withdraw that, she starts laughing. she creeps me out. she knows exactly what she did, she's sitting there, this is a big joke to her. she's a convicted liar. her attorney told us in opening she's a liar. she's sitting there vindicated that all of these lies and all of this acting in front of the jury has paid off and it just gave me the shivers when i saw her laughing and having a good time. i mean, your baby's still dead. this isn't funny. there's nothing funny about this. it just took me aback. the whole appearance, playing with the hair, the definitely -- we are now projecting a different image baz it no longer matters. there aren't 12 people in the box we have to fool anymore. >> i have a feeling this won't be the last time we talk about casey anthony. appreciate it, guys. we'll be talking about it more. >>> let's go to new york where the sexual assault case a

i yield back the balance of my time. >> i thank the gentleman. as the gentleman from georgia knows and others who support a constitutional amendment for a balanced budget we need support from both sides of the aisle. it requires a two thirds majority. the founding fathers. and i said i've come to the point where i support a balanced budget amendment and certainly don't support what we -- what is being passed off as a balanced budget amendment which would actually write a specific percentage of g.d.p. that constitutes government into the constitution. should the government live within its means? absolutely. and i think you'll find that many in my caucus support that. some do, some don't. there's many good economic reasons why it shouldn't be there. but to me the overriding principle why it should be there and -- is i don't think congress will do it absent that. and whether we acknowledge it or not it could be some combination of revenue and cuts that leads to reaching a balanced budget. and again, that's not pleasant. not that anybody likes that.

agents came to the home 60 times each time not realizing she needed to be saved. >> during those long 18 years, did you ever consider suicide? >> no. you know i asked her questions like that and here is one of the lessons we learned about who survives and who does not. she loved her mother and she yearned for her mother and her wonderful baby sister. she never let hope disappear. >> hope grew when she went into labor and gave birth to her first daughter at age 14. >> i felt like it wasn't alone anymore. >> diane says dugard carries not to carry bitterness but to cherish every day but her own mother is wrestling with rage and regret. i. er chose not to kiss my girl goodbye that morning so to be on time. every time i kick myself, baby goodbye. >> you can watch the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special right here. after falling in love and getting married some time, jaycee knows it will be complicated but has proven nothing is impossible. >>> on to other news, the death toll has arise then a small plane crash in watsonville. n.t.s.b. says four people died, two adult

i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? mr. crenshaw: claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. crenshaw: mr. chairman, this is similar to the last amendment . members have an m.r.a., they can spend the money as long as it's under the rules of the house. they can hire staff, they can travel back and forth to their districts, they can send out letters and now that we have the internet you can use the internet to communicate with your constituents. and we shouldn't prohibit communication from a member to a constituent. certainly no one believes that you ought to be able to use taxpayer dollars to buy political advertising but i think the rule allows a member to notify constituents of a town meeting coming up, they can send out a postcard, can send out a four-colored flyer, can send oit a letter on his letter-- can send out a letter on his letterhead. if a member wants to announce that they're seeking applications for appointment

hochul: i yield back the balance of my time. tempore: the gentleman from california withdraws his reservation. mr. dreier: i haven't spoken yet and i appreciate the applause of my colleagues on the other side. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman withdraw his reservation? mr. dreier: i would like to withdraw and claim time in opposition to the motion to recommit. mr. speaker, this doesn't prioritize social security, it doesn't prioritize medicare, it doesn't prioritize veterans, doesn't propose one item that would cut spening. all it does is engage in class warfare and increase taxes. vote against the motion to recommit. >> the bill was approved by a vote of 218-210. the senate however has voted to block the bill. they will be working on their own version this weekend, which was offered by senate majority leader harry reid. both house and senate are expected in sessions throughout the weekend, working on a compromise bill. the obama administration says that the deadline is tuesday, august 2nd. live coverage on the house on