. >> it was pad day you will be an important man in the church and a truman of the stig mat thea and christ. and jamie and i were talking before. the heart of the man is not just accomplishments, but true humility. i love it was mentioned several times he he prayed for hours every day, as if to say i can do nothing without god behind me. >> and pope benedict brought up the humility aspect of pope john paul ii, something he set an example on. how important is that to the work that he did, and the example he set? >> the look at a situation like this, you have literally millions of people who will make all sorts of requests, if you don't know who you really are as god's first you can get so easily lost. john paul ii never did. and one of the ways he showed his humility, everybody who met him said you became the most important to him when you're with him and recognize i'm going to deal with the god in you, jamie, and eric i'll talk to you next, and that's what is part of what made him a great man. >> the you prayed with him several times, what was it lining. >> in prayer, very intense, n

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but we got the data and commuters and information and believe me, -- computers and information and thea's believe me, that's going to be -- andbelieve me, that's going to be invaluable. >>> we have a special section on abc2news.com for the latest information on the death of osama bin laden including video photos and lock at how the death of bin -- look at how the death of bin ladlen affect the ecomony laden will affect the ecomony. >>> he is serving time for killing an 11-year-old girl but thomas leggs junior is a victim of a crime. the 31-year-old was attacked by another inmate during lunch on sunday at the western correctional institution in cumberland. he was slashed in the head, hand and neglect but -- neck but not sears youly hurt. he is serving time for the kidnapping and murder of sarah foxwell. >>> now the latest on the woman accuseded of scamming 10,000 dollars from a former baltimore rain. 41-year-old lisa cohen has to repay the money to mike flin as wan givened a suspend five-year sentence. prosecutors says she told people she had terminal cancer and needed to pay for medical t

. >> buy thea up and use them up quick. >> so when i think about sweet potatoes, i think about, you know, my mom's sweet potato casserole, but you can eat them, you know, just bake them. is that--are these the kind you want? >> these actually--another fun fact here. even what we call here yams, those are technically a sweet potato. but these are your garnet yams, what we call here in california. these are typically a more creamy, more traditional--like for your thanksgiving holidays, these are the typical potato that you're gonna get. a little bit creamier than the sweet potato. the lighter fleshed potato, which we call a sweet potato, bakes up a little bit flakier. so a lot of people like that sweet potato, that more flaky, bakey potato type flavor. but there's the difference. one's a little bit more creamy, one's a little more flakey. >> ok. super healthy for you. >> very good for you. a lot of people don't realize how much potassium and vitamin c is in a potato. >> vitamin c? >> huge amounts. lots of vitamin--in fact, 60 plus pdrcent of a daily allowance on vitamin c in a potato. >> w

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recess, there have been town hall meetings, we were at a town hall meeting this week, with frank begin thea, quite heated about the paul ryan budget plan. what are both of you hearing and maybe, matt, you can start us on this, what are you hearing about reaction to paul ryan's medicare plan and how this is going to reverberate as we move forward towards the caucuss? >> that's a great question, especially here in iowa where we have a very senior-heavy population and as you know they're among your more active voting participants as well. we have not seen the kind of uproar that is appearing at some of these town halls across the country. what i hear going across the state is people actually understand the fiscal constraints this country is in. the long-term obligations that we need some significant chalinge changes if we're going to be able to provide social security and medicare for future generations. on an earlier question chairman kimball talked about what republicans in his state are looking for is leadership. that's what i'm hearing from republicans here in iowa is they like to see the

important topic of the emerging middle east and yemenen as one of the many hot spots in the context of thea presence of outside of their. given the news and development over the last several months the programer could hardly be time lear also applying to the publication of his book. i have not had a chance to read it myself. i look forward to doing so but for those who have, they tell me it is a great read. i am sure we will feelad that after the discussion this morning. our guide is very distinguished retiredm diplomatun ambassador to edmund hull his book "high value target" countering al qaeda in yemen" will be the basic roadmap for the discussion this morning. ambassador hull served as ambassador 2001 through 2004 and has extensive experience working in counterterrorism and shoes at the state department.r mor those of you who who have seen a more extensive by a detail in the announcement so those credentials in terms of the middle east in the counterterrorism speaks for themselves and you will turn the podium over to ambassador hull and he will speak for about 20 minutes than there is pl

fascinating character trained in the south of france at a competing school in the 17th century to thea illustrious paris faculty of medicine at university of paris and the school is highly traditional if you want to practice in paris you have to get your degree of the faculty of medicine and before a noble class well bred and lots of connections the seven frenchmen of low birth his elo was our decisioni trained at the rival school but that's not stop himthom w wanting to go up to paris to make a name for himself.t what is the easiest way to make a name for yourself?en you know, to get yourntio attention they do you do not them to do he decided he wanted to enrage the paris seat and put his name on the map by performing transfusion experiments. he begins those with dogs on the left bank of paris and if you haven visited parisi imagine that i have stood thereus many times imagining where these transfusions are taking place. if you have notre dame tea or back and looking at the fountain and you can see the banks and the very large buildings john baptiste is one ofn those buildings very ne

chris thea and i are both canadian.ourselves and your country. >> as the token american on this panel, i would like to say we love to work in this country, we really do, but there are also some of us saying -- there's some analysis that shows in some cases it's because people don't want to spend the money on a vacation. i guess they could stay home and take the day off, but they found that they don't have the money to spend to go away so they might as well be working. >> the other thing for me that's interesting about americans and leisure is that the rich work as hard or harder than the poor. so it's not just about money. it's people at the very pop are working some of the longest hours. >> back to you, richard. seems like you're just lazy. >> well, there is something in american you feel like you have to earn your vacation and only after you have been there for goodness knows how many years and even then you are terrified that the boss might notice. the one thing i've noticed having been to france and italy and spain

fourth part although thea alliance in significant anda appreciated the burden will fall on the unitedstates. we have contributed 26.2 billion dollars to thea afghanistan national security forces 2002 through 2011. while the rest of the road donating through the afghan national security force fund hasce provided 2.6 billion dollars. united states provided 22. $8 billion of nonmilitary assistance since 2002 while our partners have provided 4.2 billion. we are carrying the lion's sheriff economic and military burden in afghanistan and it is unlikely to change. the activities in connection with the civil war of libya furthero reduce the prospects for a significantly greater allied contributions and afghanistan. with these four observations is difficult but to conclude the expenditures represent a rational allocation of our military and financial assets. the strategic interest are threats of numerous t locations. not just by terrorism but by debt, economictit competition, energy and food prices and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and other forces. some may argue that almos

see so more and more people see thea problem. now the challenge is achieving a result. basic principles yesterday that i believe could guide us to success. ahead this morning i want to reiterate those o principles at the blairr house by setting out clear principles that drive power far more likely to actually get and somewhere and prevent the crisie before it strikes. o fri first is time for friends on the other side to stop pitting one group of americans against ano another, solving this crisis will require all of us working together. so why don't we start to make af quick second, the level of spending democrats want tohout g maintain just isn't possible without raising taxes on the cls middle class, which we know is t that going to happen. -gs u we're only going to solve this crisis by admitting up front we have a spending problem.he third, entitlements need to be a part of the discussion. so let's drop the scare tactics worked together on reform.fourtg anyone's medicare. fourth, raising taxes is the t a last thing we should be doing he and delivery section. what's mo

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on theas a car wreck street bridge which is now gone.wn northbound. this is the outer loop at new avenue and around 2 georgia ave. let's look at the dulles a little bith has of volume. it has been a beautiful ride the 14th street bridge lower 14th street. no problems for our metrorail rail brunswick line trains are 30 minutes late. conditioner on today andturn it off tomorrow weekend. be seasonable and with temperatures the lower 60's. 59 degrees in hagerstown is the exception. a comfortable start to the day front to our west will tonight and that pull rain and thunderstorms region to night and into tomorrow morning. then, partly cloudy and and 60's tomorrow. a local teacher will receive the recognition today. a chemistry teacher at urbana school in frederick county this year's national teacher the year. honored during a house this the white morning. we will be back with another update at 8:27. for continuous news coverage, tune in to news channel 8. ♪ >>> it is a good morning, america. we have an interview, that, i have to say a lot of

children are dying because food is poissonned and consumers aren't protected and every minor i minner in thea coal mines is in jeopardy of losing their lives? that's how out of place this guy is, when he talks about free enterprise, private ownership of property, and limited government being something -- somehow bad. but if you get government more involved, like dhow in china, -y do in china, it's somehow a better place. this nominee has been critical of another jus justice, justice alito in particular. he believes it is a valid criticism of justice alito to say that -- quote -- "he approaches flaw a formalistic, mechanical way, abstracted from human experience. " and we -- and we are all familiar with mr. . mr. lugar:'s scathing attack on justice -- with mr. liu's scathing attack on justice alito's testimony. mr. liu admitted the language was unduly harsh, provocative, unnerks and was a case of poor judgment. mr. grassley: now, that's one statement of mr. liu's with wick agreement. i can appreciate that mr. liu now understands the unfortunate language he uses. the trouble i have with this, h

some of theas that was alluded to this the prior testimony. i would also like at this time to talk about some of the entities and i think that is a geeky term but we had a science team and solutions group and a technical group. some of that relates to what secretary salazar and secretary hayes were talking about. we need to figure out how the institutionalize in the ongoing process and just a couple of comments about the oil spill on trust fund and liable issues. this is a very large, complex problem. i testified before the committee almost a year ago to the day on these issues and took excerpts from this testimony and included them. if you put too much into one bill as the senator said you're going to have trouble moving forward on these safety issues. i would be glad to go into any questions you might have for me, sir? >> let me just ask one question, obviously on these offshore drilling units, these mobile offshore drilling units, what is the main point there, lack of requirements that we have for third party review of the key drilling equi

thea's it's pretty clear that we cannot restore fiscal sanity to our government unless we start paying more attention to the revenue column in our ledger. now, i was a c.e.o. for many years, and as i said earlier, you know -- i know that you can't run a company or a country without a strong revenue flow. ending the government's wasteful oil industry subsidies won't be enough to erase our deficit, but it is a good place to start. so, at this point in time, i call on my colleagues, be -- have a citizen heart, look at this thing as you would any other obligation that you have in your life, make sure that our country is strong and that our middle class earners can look ahead at a life for themselves and educating their children and protecting their parents with proper health care. get big oil off of the welfare rolls. let's end the descries tax breaks and break our country's addiction to oil and other dirty fuels. let's invest in clean energy, smart transportation, cut the wind spoils to the oil industry lobbyists and lawyers. i want to make sure -- and i'm sure all of us now need to -- ma

i guess thea programming note to tell id will not be one of us as much as it has been. alabama looking at this is enough to fully. we're not to be keeping the same type of weather that we had in the last couple of days. it looks like it. we're starting with the breeze. you can see it out there this morning. we have winds at 30 mi. an hour with a cord to continue with a cool down. it is going to kick into the afternoon. >>george: a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is good at around the bay area. no hot spots. light traffic friml's freeways. complete trip coming up. >>darya: 731. al-qaida on friday confirmed the killing of osama bin laden and warned of retaliation, saying americans'"happiness will turn to sadness."the confirmation came in an internet statement posted on militant websites, signed by "the general leadership" of al-qaida. as a broad global lot and it was president joe biden are on their way to fort campbell kentucky it is a covert operation and is eager group that the president is president will be privy to but it is up have to serve on it. ameri

give thea hand, by the way. [applause] thank you for coming. next yeare as unfolds we have the most direct conversation possible about the economic future of our country. with that, i would like to welcome back up our host for the evening. [applause] >> a little taller than the congresswoman. what i want to remind everyone of why we came tonight -- first and foremost, that was to honor the conservative of the year from new hampshire. [applause] secondly, i would also like to thank the potential presidential candidates for a hearing to are very complex lighting system of red, green, and yellow over there. thank you. thirdly, i like to remind all of you if you're not aware, as you ave, just a couple of important notes -- there is a silent auction of the left-hand side as he walked out the door. there is a document that all the potential candidates have signed. there's a picture of the capital that would be a great man into. additionally, if you would like more information about our foundation, you can go to the web site at americansforprosperity.

what caused thea smorgasbord and in three hours you get food poisoning.what caused the food full is in? the causes of this bill down are in the air. the more coercion there is a system the more problems arise. that does not rely on detailed analysis of the crisis. >> host: what about grease? >> guest: no more than vanity or any of the human scenes tour of places that people are capable of. greed is one of the many vices we have. agreed is not something instrumentals in bringing anything about. people are greedy. >> host: if there were world war iii 1 wall street be on the side of democracy or child labor camps? >> guest: since i am not collective i don't believe in wall street being like a person who i can ask where do you stand as i can ask my friend george or my sister. wall street is a bunch of human beings with different political convictions. there is no such thing as wall street doing this or that. people who are reasonably well off in life and who know that to do well they have to be reasonably decent human beings at home and in their neighborhoods

given the location, the length of time and thea pparen apparent fact that this facility was built for bin laden and its closeness to the central location of the pakistani army. i think the army and intelligence of pakistan have plenty of questions that they should be answering, and hopefully, they are being asked by the pakistani government. but i do think the pakistani president's statement today was a very reassuring statement when he very specifically said that he thinks it is a great victory and that it's a success and that he congratulates us on the success of the operation. reassured by his statement, not necessarily suspicious that he knew or that the civilian leadership knew, but i must tell you -- i hope that he will follow through, the president, nand ask some tough questions of his own military and intelligence. they have a lot of explaining to do. >> a question about funding. there is no discussion about what is the future of funding of the war in afghanistan. and second, you've been outspoken critic about that notion of interrogation and torture. one of the leads that had

to be somewhat different from those we have held in the past.feren it needsfr to be different beca thea crisis of the postal servie faces is more urgent now than it has been in the past.nt n t ebsen prompted dramatic action absent, prompt action in our next postal hearing they will be about how we can help to shut down operations. it is my hope is here to jumpstart this process to develop a bipartisan bicameral consensus around the changes needed to restructure the postal service and transfer of its operations to reflect the uncertain future that it now faces. just last week the postal service board of governors for the some sobering data about the postal service's financial performance in the second quarter of this fiscal year on march 31. the board released numbers summarizing revenues for the fiscal year today. these data showed that as those of us who follow postal issues is not recovering the economy as a whole. rather than electronic version, the male is likely permanent despite the postal service's best efforts to bring in new customers and reserve those that it has today. in the

millions of gun records to find out whether or not you own let's don't leave those dat databanks in thea hands of government where someday those could be abused. what we are asking foroc procedural protections. the constitution gave us those protections. the second amendment gives you the right to keep and bear arms. the fourth amendment is equallys important. itou gives you the right to ber. free of unreasonable search. it gives you the right to say that government must g have probable cause. there must be at least someting suspicion that you are committing a crime before they come into your house or before they go into your records are. wherever your records are. say the constitution doesn't say o that you only have protection of records that are in your house. you should have protection of records that reside in otherr places. just because your visa records reside with the visa company doesn't make it any less p private. if you look at a person's visaan bill you can find out all kindsi of things about themng. if you look at a person's visa bill you can find out what doctors they go to

pre at that than senator obama saidr they made the same case to theas planned parenthood action andair said that these were the criteria by which he would pick judges.kept president obama has certainly kept a t campaign promise to pro professor goodwin liu. a professor liu on asserts new constitutional meaning in after article after article, speech qt after she, the argus on a quests for new constitutional meeting may find that in such things, ns conditions and evolving social moments and practices then shifting cultural understanding. no matter how you cut it, this e alternative ways of saying that the constitution means whatever judges say it needs. this is a blue print for a judiciary that controls theon professor liu treats thes constitution as if there weren't some written code and it's the only one who has the key to arguring it out. stand professor liu is hardly the onet to take this argument. it's pretty standard for thoseo. one or constitution to remain something other than what it does. when these folks want government to power, real constitutional deny what they want. these

white man.usti professor liu's unseemly attack on justice alito generated considerableid attention at thea time. as well as understandable concern about professor liu's a temperament, his judgment and his basic ability tond be fair.e so far as i know it was onlyec after he wasom nominated to be,s judge on the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit that professor liu offered any. apology for his testimony aboutr justice alito.u just a few weeks ago professor liu tolde members of the judiciary committee that he had learned fromom the out --e l outrageouse remarks that strong language like that is really not helpful in the process. .. his comments about justice alito were offensive not simply because they were unhelpful in his confirmation process but because they were misleading and they were an unwarranted personal attack on a dedicated judge and public servant. professor liu's treatment of justice alito and his last-minute and incomplete handling of the concerns raised by his remarks lead me to believe that he lacks the basic judgment and discretion necessary to be confirmed to a life

ideas and many different areas so this is th the true character of israeld to the world i think is thea platform. this hash to do with a lot of branding israel project and many other ideas that aree going on. this i believe is the mainstream of the answer and we have spoken about, you know, dealing with the delegitimizers which are few and far apart and separate them from liberal and conservative circlesr and weut spoken about all these elements. but if we're able to do that this will come into play in the social media. we have so many groups out there that are doing thew work.ou you know the conference that lorna is speaking about in london is very similar inc its lon i can what is goingr to happen this coming weekend here. bring together a very diverse group of people to talk to each other. it is the in the people inf the frontier, on the ground they have the experience, they have the insights andt they share it and learn fromgh each other and each and everyone of them is broadcasting station. and they have manyhey have manyd all sorts of communities that they talk to and communicate

children are dying because food is poissonned and consumers aren't protected and every minor i minner in thea coal mines is in jeopardy of losing their lives? that's how out of place this guy is, when he talks about free enterprise, private ownership of property, and limited government being something -- somehow bad. but if you get government more involved, like dhow in china, -y do in china, it's somehow a better place. this nominee has been critical of another jus justice, justice alito in particular. he believes it is a valid criticism of justice alito to say that -- quote -- "he approaches flaw a formalistic, mechanical way, abstracted from human experience. " and we -- and we are all familiar with mr. . mr. lugar:'s scathing attack on justice -- with mr. liu's scathing attack on justice alito's testimony. mr. liu admitted the language was unduly harsh, provocative, unnerks and was a case of poor judgment. mr. grassley: now, that's one statement of mr. liu's with wick agreement. i can appreciate that mr. liu now understands the unfortunate language he uses. the trouble i have with this, h

approved to date, the morning hour be deemed expired, the time two the two leaders be reserved for thea their use later in the day, a this afollowing any leader remarks #-rbgs the senate resum consideration of the motion to proceed to senate 1038, the patriot act extension poach cloture and that any time tonight count on the postcloture to pros to s. 1038. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. manchin: thrlg be a joint meeting of congress tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. with the prime minister of israel, binyamin netanyahu. senators should join in the senate chamber at 10:30 to proceed to the house of representatives at 10:40 a.m. we anticipate additional debate in adoption of the motion to proceed to senate 1038, the patriot act extension during tuesday's session. mr. president, if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it adjourn under the previous order. the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the cahal >>> members of the european parliament that earlier this month to debate europe's border policy and how to deal with the flood of immigrants from