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Today's programming highlights...
10:00 am ET - Nuclear safety hearing - The nuclear crisis in Japan is making some in the United States concerned about nuclear safety in this country. A Senate appropriations subcommittee discusses that issue today.
10:00 am ET - 9/11 hearing - Ten years after the terror attacks on U.S. soil, the co-chairmen of the 9/11 Commission discuss how far the U.S. has come and what still must be done to protect the American people from future terror attacks.
11:20 am ET - Obama talks energy security - President Obama spends part of his day on the campus of Georgetown University in Washington. While there, he will discuss his plan for America's energy security.
1:00 pm ET - White House briefing - The crises in Libya, Japan and Syria are expected to top Jay Carney's agenda during his daily briefing with the White House press corps.
7:00 pm ET - Women's History Month dinner - First lady Michelle Obama hosts a special dinner at the White House in honor of Women's History Month.
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and jazz ya know i luv ya whether we always agree or we dont but u have to have noticed most men have no respect for women anyway so thats not the issue. the issue would be who can do the job. balance the budget. stop gettin in wars we dont need to be in,
kinda sounds like mom to me lol
Thanks chrissy , that's part why no man around for almost 6 yrs , anyway gotta go lay down for the last 45 minutes of freedom before work AAAAAAAAAA