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officials saiat least two her people were injure >> thiss abc news. our top story, a dock -- this abc wbbc new our toptoryaoctoin misrata ys hhas been seeing uster bombs useagait civians. one month after the cattropc eartuakend tnamin japan, the is little sign of life movi on. thdeat toll i expected to reach 28,000, but a fther 150,000 are sti camping in shelters struggling to cope witho much loss our correspondent ha ge one of thewors hit towns o jan's eastern cst, d filed this rort. >> one month on, japais wracked by gri. dlso, among many survivors, guilt too. is woman is a swimming acher. her anguish is at she w t wither teamf schlchildren wh a tsunami struck. le was their designate unamshelter. e is looking for the store room whe, inedib, two rls naged to survive. >> this is the pla. >> the girls have td her how thwavewept tm inere. >> itas pure chancho lived and o died. >> just 6 ihes bel the ceiling, the watertopp rising in this tiny spa, the girls t to keepheir heads above water. on hadee clasng another frie's hand, but thater dr herway. >> ty

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years, president bark obama's birth certificatend alleged that he wasn't born in the united atesand thiss joined b tt of dald trump. d hoping tout this iue to rest, will . >> you codn'tave dealt baby bara's cutene, and thate wa't born the.s.a. and uldn't be esidt. an the think tha perhaps he came from kenya. but today he was forced to me an extraordinary statemen taling the alegations head on. >> we have had ery fici in haii, docrat and repuican every newsutle tt has instigated this, confi yes, i was bornn hawaii on august 4, 1961. >> o man pushed this fromh polics to the mnstrm. >> if he has a birth certificat h shou produce it >> dal trump the tycoon best known for his wes and air, and now 40% o republica lik m question iresident obama was born in america. an that he mad available this certificate, and n a full birth certificate line the state of hawaii doesn't normally rease them. and dald trump says its his triuh. >> tay am ver proud of mylf, because iave accomplied sething that no one else habeen ae to accompsh. >> president oba wasn' doing this for donald trumput for the hyainseam e

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." >> thiss "bbc world news america." . reporting fro wasngton, i am katty kay. ouble in ipol s nat airstrikeas conel ddafi towds the strts in a display o defnce. >> withome to thi place to film. why do you want to take the pictures away? >> have not forgotten. protesters traveled thoands of miles to show bp allsot rgiv. anjustwo weeks until the real wpon, week unthe royal wedding, we travel to tijikistan, whereveryarriage is celebration. weome our viewers on s in amera and also around e globe. to acrafttacked the libyan capitol tripolitoday, t it is not easy to confirm who or what was being targed. colol gaddafi apear ubowed the strike. libyan televisioshow pictures ofim driving throu the streets, pmpin his fist and laughing,ot perhaps without cause. today the u.s. rected an peal fro britainnd france top itsommitment to the stggle against colol ddaf >> fst t sound o military jets. earlier th week, tripoli did not feel le a city at war. from the roof, i was clear that s chging. there were bstsf an- aircft fire,nd the around 5 miles away, the nato ples hit their t

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thiss a dream come true. thank u very much. i am incredibly honored to be introducing our next speaker who is one of the top leaders in the democratic caucus. senator chopped schumer -- chuck schumer. i am also honored to represent one of the 84,000. i stand with petition signers. i have a list of names over here todayo give to the senator schumer. [cheers] these are just a few of the more than 800,000 signatures we have gotten from supporters of from every state showing the amazing support for planned parenthood across the country. [shares] without further ado, it is my pleasure to introduce my senator, senator chuck schumer. >> thank you. i stand with my colleagues here from two of the greatest advocates and senators that we have in the u.s. senate. barbara boxer and patty. the dangerous ideological cuts planned parenthood that passed are never going to pass the senate. [cheers] let me repeat that. all of those who want tstomp on women's health and rights c hear as loud and clear. the danger is ideological cut to planned pare

that's not the image that comes out of my research of this book and thissing the and what i've sharedwith you. rather, this was a policy and national security policy decision driven by a pragmatic competitive politician who came to the judgment that the u.s. national interests required the united states to be preeminent in space capabilities and achievements. whether that is a good judgment or not, is something we can judge now 50 years later, but that's what compelled kennedy's let's go to the moon. thank you. [applause] our next speaker is roger launius, and i will bring up his presentation. hopefully. >> good afternoon, everyone. unlike john, my book is not out yet, but i do have one underway that should appear hopefully late this year or the first part of next year called "after apollo and the legacy of the moon landings," and the intent is to focus on the experiences since the moon landings and what they mean as we reflect back on that. i have several themes to walk through this afternoon and just talk about. one of the things that's striking that i focused on in this particular

with prices low and so many houses on the market, thiss not the time to prevent 15,000 homeowners from getting a home loan every week, more than half of which are for new home purchases that would reduce the inventory of the surplus properties. now, unfortunately because social security is a mandatory -- fortunately, i should say, because social security is a mandatory funding program, seniors and the disabled will continue to receive their checks. but if we let the tempests in the tea party shut down the government, interruptions at the social security administration could delay changes in people's benefits and payments. in just four days of the last shutdown, 112,000 new claims for social security, retirement and disability benefits were not taken. over 800,000 callers were unable to reach the social security administration and certainly in this economy this is not a time to lve those who rely on social security with nothing. and with the tax season upon us, it's certainly not the right time to delay tax refunds that families are anxiously awaiting in order to make ends meet and put

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thiss a sad situation. i realize that she was also hit by another accident. very difficult situations. would you extend our appreciation to that family and our concern? one of the reasons why we are pushing forward with these concepts is because of their family and what they suffered down there. if you do that, i would be appreciative. >> i will. she helped me prepare my testimony and she is really, really angry that wilderness areas are still beingroposed. she is angry that her husband's killer has not been found, and she believes that national security demands securing the border at the border. i will be very happy to call her this afternoon and talk with her. thank you, mr. bishop. >> i appciate that. you get the chance to ask the next question. >> highly unlikely. we will see how it goes. thank you. i want to ask the questions. i apologize for having to step up. i want to reiterate what i understand your report to be. i thank you for your work. i understand there's no direct correlation between the environmental laws and the wilderness laws that cannot be

thiss a constitutional bill like the other bills tt we introduce here. now, why are we here today? 41 days ago this house passed a $100 billion spending cut from the president's 2011 budget that. bill kept the government operating. we did our job here. there was another house down on the other side of the capitol and we are here because they have refused to do their job, 41 days later, zero bills. we have heard some suggestions here today. and maybe we ought to do a across-the-board cut. i suggest that if they got any friends on the senate side that they go down there and see if they will propose a bill with some kind of cuts, because so far it's zero. zero bills from the senate on this. senator harry reid thinks our plan goes, quote, too far, end quote. we have heard a lot of people using the word extreme because that's a scary word. let me tell you, the only thing around here is the national debt. you want to see extreme, that's extreme. senator harry reid believes that shutting down the government is perfectly acceptable. in fact, we have seen with the pollsters d pundits and ho

thiss round one of a three- round fight. round two will be tough. president obama and harry reid it to go back to been negotiating table to talk about w they can get this debt ceiling raise done. a lot of people will be mad at john boehner because whatever compromise he makes will not be good enough for everybody. you cannot please all the members of the house or senate on anything. we are going to be dominated by talk of spending, the economy, over the next few months, and even into 2012, as e economy recovers, that will be the dominant issue. i think you will see a lot of discussion in the republican field of their various economic plans, cutting taxes, about cutting spending, because of that, and it will dominate the general elections as well. whether the economic trend lines are good enough to get president obama reelected, we will have >> nasa's administrator will go before a subcommittee this afternoon to explain their request. if we will have live coverage of 4:00 p.m. eastern. if congress is spending much on budget issues. the summit will al

you, juan, for including me in this panel, a i think you set up question really nicely there in that thiss an issue that disproportionately affects african-americans, single family households but is not unique to african-americans and is an issue that's an increasing question for any community. if you look at the black community, in 1965, 20% of households had -- were -- was a child born to a nonmarried couple and now you mentioned it, it is 70%. a dramatic change in a relatively short period of time. and ere are all sorts of other issues that then flow from that single parent households tend to be much poorer, there's all sorts of challenges that those children face in school, and i think part of the riddle for us as a country in thinking about race and class and sort of tangle that kind of unfolds in something like single parent households, on some kind of problems -- crisp answers, but in fighting jim crow c there was a clear dismantle legal segregation and that that would open up all sorts of doors and it did. or with voting disenfranchisement, we had a clear sense of have legal access

thiss just one example of what i believe are very harmful cuts in this budget and so now i would like to yield 2 1/2 minutes to congrewoman debbie wasserman-shultz. >> thank you, ms. mccollum. >> we have heard one recurring theme from our experts, chairman bernanke said, director lieu said it and secretary geithner reaffirmed that the draconian reckless cuts proposed by the majority and made evident in their budget proposal today will create an enormous head itwind for our economy. but the harmful spending cuts incorporated in this budget proposal go further than simply damaging a fragile recovery. these cuts pull the rug out from under our most vulnerable, seniors, children and those with serious illness. in a few hours i plan to offer an amendment that no one on this committee or in this body should even have to offer. my amendment would prevent harmful cuts to the national institutes of health for the research for cures to cancer, stroke, diabetes, hard disease and all of the other illnesses that fall under the jurisdiction of the nih. mr. chairman, every member of the committee re

so anyone who says thisse debate is over abortion isn't being truthful. it is about simple and important i health services. rerepublicans want to shute down the government because they think there is nothing more than that keeping women from getting cancer screenings? everyone should be outraged. men and women should be outraged. the republican house leadership have only a few hours left to look in the mirror, snap out of it and realize how positively shameful it would be, mr. president. for months this conversation has been about billions and trillions of dollars. it's been about weighty issues and difficult decisions. this debate is about saving money. that's what we thought it was about. but no longer. we have an agreement on the cuts and savings. i was there in the white house last night. and that agreement includes an historic level of cuts. we've always recognized we had to make cuts. that's why we agreed in the that's why we agreed in the the white house last week to make significant cuts, hard but but n important.ow others, but they are the bigges