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s. e., great to be with you. give my kindest regards to your father and i hope, all of you will remember that thursday, is the national day of prayer and you don't need permission from congress to get on your knees and pray. you can do it without their permission. fact is you can do it without their knowledge and i'm pretty sure they won't know. i hope you remember the national day of prayer, chairman franklin graham, thank you, very much. [applause]. >> when we come back... a most interesting conversation with a man who helped bring down the entire mob in cleveland, ohio. now he wants to run for congress, has he taken on something bigger than challenging the mob? we'll talk to him next and find out. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc traveled to fairbanks, alaska. home of one of the coldest, longest nights on the planet. and asked frequent heartburn sufferers to take prilosec otc for two weeks. the results? prilosec otc's 24 hour heartburn protection gave a whole lot of people their days and nights back. ♪ [ chee

and suggests the justice department and s-e-c need to be more vigilent with the tools they already have to catch criminal activity. people on wall street are said to opposed the idea of jail time. but want a more transparent financial system. can bp recover from the worst disaster in its's company's history? but first...labor issues at stake after the blockbuster united / contintental merger deal... that's next. for the announced 3-billion dollar merger of united and continental to be a success, union issues will need to be addressed. approximately 61 percent of continental and 82 percent of united employees are unionized. "the unions have been through a tough 8-9 years. forced to do givebacks, furloughs and to play ball with management on terms stacked against them. but right now there's optimism again, so unions are looking to make some gains back." in a sign that organized labor may be open to the deal, two labor leaders who sit on united's board voted in favor of the merger. the successful combination northwest airlines with delta could also provide a roadmap for negotiations with s

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but it doesn't really matter what the cause of it is, the nypd would have reacted the s e same. paul brown is in command currently, and they're going to treat this thing like a potential threat until they can put it to bed. in other words, until they can resolve it. all indications are at the moment, that this is not a bomb, but they won't know that for sure, until they finish the visual inspection. >> and let me ask you very quickly. >> i just got an update. the visual inspection is all clear, it's not a bomb, and they're going to open the bridge at any moment. >> very good news. thank you for joining us. >> fran towson, the former adviser to president george w. bush on homeland security. she's been in new york tonight. susan candiotti has been doing terrific reporting on this. what else do you know at this hour? >> we know that we have learned after calling u-haul headquarters that indeed they have been in touch with the authorities, the new york police department, obviously in an attempt to run the license plate on the u-haul truck. to remind our viewers, this happened about

it is available now in hardcover aad also s anas an e-book. >> president obama announced the creation of a bipartisan commission to investigate the cause of the oil spill and offer recommendations on preventing a similar incident in the future. he is followed by louisiana senator david vitter who warns against using the oil leak as an excuse to prevent future prilling. he also talks about raising the cap on liability for offshore spills. >> one month ago this week,+ bp's deepwater riik exploded and killed 11 peoplee the resulting spill has dealt an economic blow to americans across the gulf coast. it also represents aa environmental disaster. in response, we're drawing on america's best minds and using the world's best technologg to stop the leak. we've deployed about 24,000 personnel, 11 vessels ooa pulp contain it. we're doing all we can to assist the struggling fisherman and small businesses and communittes thaa depend on them. folks on the gulf coast and across america are rightly -pdemanddd swift action to clean up bp's mess and end the ordeal. they are also demanding to know pla

come on, just do this right s e some -- but can i target you based on the fact that you searched for the word cancer or something sexual or something embarrassing? many of the leading companies have kind of internal policies. but we're all over the map and you've got every kind of practice, you know, going on in the world there. and again, it's hard to do that perfectly but not that hard to say, here are the terms that we'd just be too embarrassed to tell you as a consumer that this is the kind of thing, you know, we're keeping about you to tailor you based on what you looked up. the usedibility of some of the privacy controls. we complained about facebook but there's a lot of -- you know, programming the vcr which if not for the advancement of some of the sophisticated things we have in the home they would still be blinking zero and some of the consumers would be blinking zero on the controls. people are designing icons now and they are turning them loose on those pricing controls and make those features so that people don't feel like they're flossing the teeth. this is how i use th

>> heber morales, m-o-r-a-l-e-s >> can you stick your current position? roustabout. >> have had any experience prior to that? >> no, sir. >> can you briefly describe your responsibility? >> my responsibility is to assist the crane crew in cleaning, maintenance, and anyone else that may need assistance in other departments. also, rescue teams, fire response team. >> how long have you then -- have you been on the rig prior to the date of the incident? >> since the thursday before i cannot recall the date, but the thursday before that. >> as a roustabout, did you ever make her way to the rate floor? >> everyone's in a while just for safety meetings -- every once in a while, just for seeking meetings. >> were you familiar with the equipment? >> no. >> can you give us your best recollection of the day? >> yes, sir. i got up. i want to eat. >> what time did you wake up? i cannot recall. around the clock in the morning. -- are around 9:00 in the morning. i went to eat at about 10:30 p.m. -- to cut 30 a.m.. after that, we have a pre-power meeting. i waited till a

>> heber morales, m-o-r-a-l-e-s >> can you stick your current position? roustabout. >> have had any experience prior to that? >> no, sir. >> can you briefly describe your responsibility? >> my responsibility is to assist the crane crew in cleaning, maintenance, and anyone else that may need assistance in other departments. also, rescue teams, fire response team. >> how long have you the-- have you been on the rig prior to the date of the incident? >> since the thursday before i cannot recall the date, but the thursday before that. >> as a roustabout, did you ever make her way to the rate floor? >> everyone's in a while just for safety meetings -- every once in a while, just for seeking meetings. >> were you familiar with the equipment? >> no. >> can you give us your best recollection of the day? >> yes, sir. i got up. i want to eat. >> what time did you wake up? i cannot recall. around the clock in the morning. -- are around 9:00 in the morning. i went to eat at about 130 p.m. -- to cut 30 a.m.. after that, we have a pre-power meeting. i waited till about

the largest contract called the e-mini s&p 500 contract trades on the chicago mercantile exchange. it's about 80% of that market. and we'll focus a little bit of that in our testimony. there are procedures on that contract, and i want to mention four quick procedures that are risk management procedures to ensure the orderliness of the market. electronic trading systems on all of the markets for these contracts reject orders priced outside of a narrow band. about 1% band up or down. secondly, the exchanges actually have maximum order sizes. congressman royce mentioned something from years ago. today only about $100 million transaction could be entered. the average transaction, though in the e-mini is about $330,000 in size. third, exchanges have something that limits stop loss orders, and i can get more into that in the testimony. and fourth, they also have something which is a market pause. a five-second pause if the order book gets out of balance. and, in fact, last thursday, that five-second pause occurred exactly when the market bottomed. in terms of the preliminary review, we'r

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e --t's turn back to d c s the cse program. it was adopted largely because the eu had taken the position? that our investment banks, our largest investment banks, needed to demonstrate that they were receiving consolidated supervision in a meaningful way, either here at home where they would be subject to regulation in the eu as a condition of their doing business there. i wondered what the motivation of the eu was in taking this position because at that point in the united states, the united states did not have any requirement that investment banks or other financial institutions other than banks and their holding companies had to have consolidated regulation. >> it is hard to get in the head of the eu. >> did they explain it at all? >> i think there was a competitive situation going on where the eu wanted to become much more of a financial center, if you will, and wanted to outdo the regulatory excellence that was emanating from this country. i think it was a movement on their part to try and bring control so that this new en

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futures contract. >> yes, sir. >> and also in 2009, the average daily volume for the e-mini s&p futures contract was $2,275,000 and you continue that on page 2. you discuss the trading period from 1:00 and 2:00 central standard time. your analysis of the trading activity indicates that the e-mini s&p futures contract was nat the triggering event. i heard reports than the e-mini contract led the sell-off of the dow. can you walk us through what happens with the e mini and your thoughts on what may have been the true triggering of that? >> i think we have heard a lot about different events in the marketplace leading up to the time coming into question. the volume in the e mini was heavy. this is not usual. e-mini is about four times the amount of the spider contract. at that particular time, we traded about ten times the volume. so we traded the most highly liquid product. as i said earlier, futures contracts by design, they're indicators of people's potential view point on what they think is going to happen so they're traditionally leaders up and down the marketplace, and again, our mark

as lisa powell said in the senate we were pleased to see in e senate bill, s. 372 for the first time in the history of the senate that they actually included national security whistleblowers within the enhanced protections. the bill treated them a little bit differently. it created an independent award within the executive branch that would adjudicate and investigate these matters. said that whistleblowers would not have the same rights tgo out with the idea that that would somehow protect the national security secrets better and that would-- was certainly a hard fought with the administration and i greatly respect the committee for making sure that they could get as much of as they could out of that process. but, as lisa said we are in a fight down to try to retain as much of those as possible and particularly coming from, as i did the fbi, where there was an internal system that is wholly inadequate. i thought it is very important we make sure that we reviewed that to ensure that there actually is independent investigation and adjudication so that whistleblowers can actually get an

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p-l-e-a-s-a-n-t. >> by whom are you employed, sir? >> transocean. >> what position do you hold? >> subsea supervisor. >> how long have you been the subsea supervisor. >> aroximately three years. >> prior to being the subsea supervisor any other positions you held. >> yes, sir, i started at the bottom and i worked my way up from a roustabout, working shaking hands, mud pits. >> how long have you been with transocean? >> approximately ten years. >> did you stay on site after the incident and work control response with the b.o.p. stat? >> yes, sir. >> how long did you stay out there. >> we came in friday evening. >> were you able to identify any problemsith the stack after the incident? >> no, sir. >> have you been contactedy the transocean investigation team concerning the b.o.p. stat? >> transocean investigation team concerning the b.o.p. stack? >> yes, sir. >> can you please tell me what your educational background is? >> i graduated from high school. got a year and a half of college. >> did you have any well control training when you were with transocean? >> yes, sir. we was ta

and to my way of thinking, what the s&p itself has admitted in terms of its e-mails at least, that they basically, you know, have altered subprime ratings in order to maintain business. i think that goes a little bit too far. in addition, one last point on the services. i think they react far too slowly. first in terms of greece, they still rate, you know, greece, yes, close to junk. but in terms of spain, let me make that point, a aaa type of security. and here's spain with a 20% unemployment rate, 10% deaf silt. spain having defaulted 13 times in the last 200 years. you know, let's question their ability to react quickly. >> now, here's my question. so you're pimco and you have a whole fleet of analysts who are out there looking at this. they laugh, right? you made your trade on spain way ahead of the rating agencies, to your point, right? 20% unemployment, deficit of 10%. 13 times defaulting in the past 200 years. so you obviously traded ahead of the rating agencies. i want to know who the dumb money is. who is it that waits until moody's and s&p has made their call and then follows?

. >> seven is innocents lost spelled e-n-t-s because it's about a little girl. eight i don't have a title because we're still writing it. >> how cool that you write it yourself. from scratch? >> i never thought of myself as a writer. but because the stories so much, you know, told from jesse's point of view, i guess as time went on, and now we're doing original stories, not stories from the books of the late robert parker, and so i guess i get it, because they still seem to be working. >> it's so hard to believe that it was 30 years ago, and it must be for you, too, that magnum started its eight-year run. >> yeah, i wasn't counting. >> but it doesn't matter because it looks like not a day has gone by. do people tell you that? you do not age. >> i do. i mean, it was hard getting up this morning. but, no, i don't mind. i think the trap in this business is if you try and be who you were 20 years ago, you're going to have a very short career. so i think you got to be comfortable with who you are. but thank you, that's a nice compliment. >> it's the truth. you know,

a record-setting aftday off to e west of us. it will look like the worst of it is over for our area of. lower 60's closer to downtown. tomorrow morning, a few scattered showers. by afternoon we will see a high temperature below 75 degrees. slightly below average for this time of year. let me tell you, a nice change on the way. by tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures in the upper 70's to mid 80's. a cool front is going to drop temperatures on thursday and friday. saturday just a 20% chance of a shower or two, but right now the models are indicating it will be dry for most of the area. >> we just have to get through the next couple days. >> a week from monday. >> looking you do not want to be on the record. >> we are finishing with our neighbors to the north, and things are going their way. -e( music playing )rth, and - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, ph

when america faced massive unemployment in e 1930's, our government stepped up with a w.p.a. and the c.c.c. it's time to continue that drive as t demratic congress has been doing without much help from our republican colleagues the fact is that local governments have been hardest hit in the area of job cuts. the local governments have lost over 140 jobs in 2008 and 2009 and the numbereeps growing. anher 53,000 jobs will be lost by july 1 if we don't act. another 128,000 be lost by fiscal year 2011 if we don't act. anso, mr. speaker, i'm asking my colleagues to step forward for people whoeed to work. this summer we're looking at young people not having enough jobs, and we need this congress to act. we've seen job creation. we've seen job growth. we've seen 290,000 jobs created last month but this drive needs to stay alive. the democratic caucus is committed to it. we hope our republican colleagues join us for jobs must continue to be the first of our business. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> to address

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he said hh would raaher have had e grsed up monument. still ahead.eak in the gulf. the chances that it isstill actually will work. top of th largest mountain on the globe. what he hopes it will inspire other childr to do. as the "late edition" continues. >> god news >> the debate over rizona's immigration law comes o baltimore. surrounded by other members of city council. sharon reen middleton announced a reolutn to oppose the arizona lw, designed tt stop illegal imigrant >> i feel tts type of possibility for raciale profiling. >> black use in baltimore city have an unemployment rate of 49 percent among unskillld labor. who do y think is taking the jo? so for a black elcted official, to come out a say se wants to3 protecthe city,no, she is part of the problem. >> middleton said she has the support of several groups. >> u.s. commer secretary declares a fishi disaster in the stat of alabama, louisiana and mississippi because of the oil spill i the gulf. jonaan hunt explains epa weighs in on the lev of contamination down there. >> it is bein more than a month andthe oi

sisters' cases they dragged the process out for over a year and that is very unusual and typically e, the whole process unfolds over the course of a few months, but month after month, s susanna would delay and tell the members of her faith who came to treat with her, she has not decided whether she's sorry, and is not sure she's sorry enough and say let's talk in a month and finally decides to accept the discipline for the error of her ways and then puts off coming back to the congregations of faith that experience, month after month after month and in the end it is more than a year that unfolds, of course, you know, the course of those events. all of that is resolved and really in a matter of days, between the resolution of the last discussion about those two girls, her older sister sarah also comes before the quaker faith forth breach -- for breach of discipline and you have to wonder what her parent are thinking to have the constant conversation with the community of faith and when betsie ross eloped the same thing happened, the congressation, meeting comes to her to talk about her

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/ r-e up with the difficulty s that the student is having an has 3 04 deleveraged things to do next to help the student learn. it's deeply dangerous to put vev÷people into classrooms who cannot quickly recognize the error is that kids make and diagnose them and move on. identifying when patients or clients have difficulties and have and strategies to deal with them. i cannot understand the strategy in which we think it is permissible to pit people in the classroom and hope that they are smart. those are real children in those classrooms. that is not a reasonable policy strategy. there are things the federal government can be doing in supporting more integration of common content in the country. it is very difficult to prepare teachers when they teach entirely different content in different parts of the country. i want to close by saying one other thing. the research on alternate routes versus other teacher education program shows that they are very little different. one study shows a slight advantage to one over the other, but in no pathway our program are we preparing professionals a

she willing to spend $50 million on the campaign, s said. richard lowenthal will be able to raise money into e millions, but linda mcmahon has an unlimited wealth of mon to draw on. there will be a lot of advertising and a lot of it will focus on criticism of his character with this i vietnam -- with is in some controversy. host: what is her appeal then? if she is never held political office and her background -- what is in her appeal? guest: she has been pretty frank about it. outsider in a year whe relative outsiders are winning race she ignored alleged early in the campaign that e had not even voted in the 20 gener election. she said lastight, when she accepted the endorsement of the nvention, reenergize in the republic party. it isn outsider appeal. host: is e pollg suggesting -- what is the breakdown as r as to has the advantage? guest: it is roughly even. i cannot quote you the numbers right now, but last week, after the story had and the controversy had a couple of ys to develop, this was an even race. at this point. host: when will t

the simple fact is that pap;e's evidences almost incontrovertible. the presence of foreign troops on foreign soil and foreign troops perceived to be of a different culture, religion, outlook is particularly conducive to generating support for terrorism, including transnational terrorism. not terrorism director of the troops themselves but terrorism directed at the country from where the troops come. i think that bob is right. it gets interesting when you consider the way that people who have not lived under foreign occupation themselves do sympathize with their brethren in some odd sense of the term. that is how you could have -- you can have british citizens born in the u.k. but whose parents came from pakistan, for example, percy some kind of oppression by a second order in effect. that is where the urge -- interesting work is being done, to take his initial insights and apply this to second and third generation terrorism we have seen. . . >> democrat crist and the pennsylvania -- then rally for republican burns. the special election tomorrow is th

s theoc reason that that isfunctin important is that? they don'tt have that, then they will ior quickly fall into a situation where they again allow terrorist activity to foster and come after us again. >> thank you very much. in our question from darrell is directed to ms. hanbusa. >> ms. hanbusa you claim to be reformer ready to take on special interest but in fact you are campaign is getting heavy support from unions especially t the publicting employees and yor legal clients and labor law in practice have included the teamsters, the longshoremen and i have tomen view you. you said you could get involved in the school furlough issue because she wantedsc to let the collective bargaining process run its course., how how can you reassure voters that he won't put the interests ofheo unions ahead of the general public? >> because as you know darrell one of the things that i also did do was the civil service reform which then cost many of my colleagues their positions in te senate.s it is because i do understand i labor and i do understand

s." end quote. the office of advocacy has also found that these small business review panels have facilitated "revisions or a adjustments to be made to an agency draft rule that mitigated its potentially adverse effects on small entities but did not compromise ththe rule's public policy objective." others have expressed concern that these small business advocacy review panels should not apply to the bureau because they applied to no other financial regulatory authority. unfortunately, there is continued frustration by the leaders of the small business community toward government agency and the one-size-fits-all regulation. independent agencies like the securities and exchange commission, the s.e.c., in its approach to regulation under sarbanes oxley and the federal communication commission, the f.c.c., and its raoul making governing telecommunication telecommunications practices are often cited for failing to recognize their impact on small businesses. this is why it is vital to small bus

on these trips the major not only has excelled as an e pert travel coordinator and diplomat, he's also established himself as an advisor to h.d.p.'s work and an integral part of our programs with partner ledgeure and -- legislature and of course he's demonstrated his legendary ability to solve problems and deliver results in the most difficult circumstances. let me just give one striking example. on one occasion last year, we had a particularly ambitious around the world itinerary that included a stop in hungary to commemorate the fall of the iron curtain followed by working visits with the legislatures of mongolia and indonesia. but unfortunately our delay -- or our arrival in beaut pest was -- budapest was delayed twice by a vote on a major bill here and then weather. by the time we were finally bound for mongolia we had nearly exhausted our air space. we faced the prospect of having to divert our mission and forgo the mongolian parliament. working literally through the night, he somehow managed to persuade an official of the u.s. embassy in beijing to roust a chinese official at his

and the real question moving rwar think,e wet stther onot ad wh ohe s goeoatioy gestioinar >> how much of the chinese stimuluskaenow grnjeand has be exnded orre theppnies ghinnha eaty ho ishe banceit the technology lead? you mentioned the chinese batteries. are there other examples of cause m k mo . dwher ot o thisff wasea l gacd stusexpedited. it wasn't that different from ou in ssens >> the one thing that i do know is that chinese investment in this is both considerable and likely to continue and expand over the time horizon. how much of it is going to be used internally, and how much for export is the real question moving forward. it does not necessarily translate into emission reductions domestically. this may simply be another export opportunity for china, and that is one of the reasons that people are very concerned that china is not talking about an actual target at some point in the future. at what point that kicks in is a real question. it is not yet clear from a climate standpoint how it plays out. the last question that i find most interesting deals with chinese intent. this

i remember organizing on the left in the 80's and 90s, what we could have done with cell phones. i was using a cell phone that was a brick. what what we could've done with the internet and e-mail and twitter would have been phenomenal, and we are seeing the results of that when it comes to both left and right wing organizers. conservatives now are learning to do it and want to do it or go they are realizing that organizing is a good thing. they have seen it on the left and it works. it should be an american value. and i think we are finally seeing that manifest. >> people want to follow your twitter? >> i am at tammy bruce. >> octavia, illinois you are on with tammy bruce. please go ahead. >> hi tammy. i want to ask you a foreign-policy question. as you know obama has been very harsh on our allies, especially israel and to some extent britain. but at the same time, he has been silent when it comes to iran and to the dallas denny and violence. can you explain what is going on with obama and why he is trying to rearrange american foreign-policy and favorite seems like ofnly come to