resisting demands from canada to scrap some regulations on logging and environmental controls, so theistin the odd situation of sometimes being blasted by people who are saying that it goes too far, like the canadians, and by others who say that it isn't protecting the environmental standards. in my view it's doing a first rate job, but it has a lot of problems. >> our community acknowledges the huge scale. but again they are worried about the secrecy. speaking about labbyist, check out my page. here is a list of advisors who have been allowed access to the agreement. and myra going to you with that, look, congress has a constitutional right to have access to look over all trade agreements. most of congress is in the dark. the public is in the dark. but 605 corporate insiders have had the full text. why so much secrecy here? >> proopponents will say it's a trade agreement, and trade agreements have always been secret. but clearly as melinda has said it is more than that. it covers copyright policy. and those issues are trying to be reformed the united states, and australia is going throu

hundreds of prisoners have been freed since theist handed the jail over to afghan authorities, only 70 prisoners remain. >>> un mediator is meeting with the syrian government representative and the rebel representative again today. all sides are now calling for more humanitarian aid. what proposal includes aid into countries like lebanon. stephanie decker reports from a refugee camp. >> reporter: these people have arrived today. they crossed in cars. this is all they have left. they have put their belongings and come across here to lebanon. this is a camp that is expanding on a weekly basis. you can seement some tents over here. we're going to show you how people live here. but the story we'll being told is people are exhausted, they are desperate, and they want to go home. and we spoke to an elderly lady who says her husband was killed last year, and she doesn't know where three of her sons are. let's show you what it is like to live here. this family has just arrived. if you can just see -- it's a basic, basic tent. they have been given this handout, mattresses, blankets, a furnace,

while his administration and duke energy both pledge a full clean up of the spill, environment theistsl i edwards are frustrated. >> i saw ducks swimming in coal ashmeadely after the spill. i saw a balanced eagle flying over a river of dole ash. so that balanced eagle is relying on fish in the river for its sus at that nexts and the fish in the river are relying on the macro invertebrates or now either suffocating or dieing and certainly bayinging in a toxic bath. >> reporter: a criminal information is also under way. stateen and sraoeurpltal officials and leaders are duke energy have already been subpoenaed to appear next month. robert ray, eden north carolina. >>> ice jams are sending flood waters in to towns in eerie county, iowa, the overflowing river has flooded several times and it's an off shoot of lake erie which is one of the great lake, it was practically flows n over last week. rescuers had to use boats to help people escape. >>> unfortunately most of the united states, there is much more icy cold temperatures on the way and our meteorologist i can'jelelah all med is here to

but people need to understand from, as iforward say, this point forward, anyone dealing with theist,ny taxpayer should be comfortable that they're going to get treated fairly and the same way that anybody else is no matter their political affiliation, whatever their organization is, who ever they for in any election recently, whether they go to church or don't go to church. with the i.r.s. they're going to be treated in the same way everybody else is. eve 2010t audited, limited resources we'll do a million 400,000 audits this year, but if you get a letter, you need to be confident and that's becauset there's something in your return that if it was in somebody sames return would get the response, that it has nothing to do with who you talked to, what whatng you went to, organization you belong to. >> thank you. mr. amodei, in your so wee we welcomed you, welcome you again in your presence. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i hope my presence will be better my absence, but the jury is out on that so we'll go from there. follow up where mr. graves was going. first of all i looked at your stat

if they have the guts to say i'm in a theist and i don't care whether religious people vote for me, thatould show a little bit of courage. but if you want religious people's votes and you pander to them, i don't have somebody for you. >> it's fine to pander to them. my point is you are making a false parallel. volatire just as a person would inside whether we like them or not. moses, if you put a statue of moses or jesus in someplace, not in a public square, and a you are not allowed to and you shouldn't be. >> so what we are seeing is religious figures and religious .iews are singled out so the supreme court has not gone your way on this. while they used to interpret the staff bushmen clause as saying that -- the establishment clause as saying this is fine and the secular square, now the supreme court has been more nuanced. let's look at dartmouth. if people go to dartmouth college, and we are a state institution, let's make the public square, and said i wanted to start the atheist society. wonderful, we recognize you, here's $2000. then somebody goes to the college and says, we want to

if they have the guts to say i'm in a theist and i don't care whether religious people vote for me, thatwould show a little bit of courage. but if you want religious people's votes and you pander to them, i don't have somebody for you. >> it's fine to pander to them. my point is you are making a false parallel. voltaire just as a person would whether we like him or not. moses, if you put a statue of moses or jesus someplace, not in a public square, in government, you are not allowed to and you shouldn't be. >> so what we are seeing is religious figures and religious views are singled out. so the supreme court has not gone your way on this. while they used to interpret the establishment clause as saying this is fine in the secular square, now the supreme court has been more nuanced. let's look at dartmouth. if people go to dartmouth college, and we are a state institution, let's make the public square, and said i wanted to start the atheist society. wonderful, we recognize you, here's $2000. then somebody goes to the college and says, we want to start a society for catholic christians. ac