thousands of registered sex offenders are getting pass ports and having them stamped in sex hotspots. our special investigations unit looks into this government report. on this 86th day of the gulf oil disaster, what had been a growing sense of optimism takes hit. bp delayed integrity tests how effective the containment cap is. scientists warn the oil giants say they are reviewing the procedures that would be used for those tests. bp is not giving a reason for the delay. but an informed source tells cnn there were, quote, potential complications. that means the actual test willing not begin before sometime today at the very earliest. let s get the latest on the developing story. we go to david mattingly. he joins us from new orleans. you saw the process from the inside yesterday. when you accompanied the coast guard to the site of the spill, what did you see? reporter: it certain lip didn t look like it when i was out there. in fact, i saw operations that were ramping up
robber barons, the wall street fat cats. that s what you are. healthcare reform, kids are going to go to heaven. they ll have a great happy life. there won t be any disease. or you just want babies to die in the streets. look how we re being divided. immigration, you re prodiversity or you hate people different than you. cap-and-trade, you love the earth. you re against it? you hate the earth. why do you want to destroy our children s future? what is this? what is this? america, the message is clear. you swallow the progressive political agenda and you like it. or you re the enemy, uncaring, greedy, hate mongerer, capitalist, pariah. there is no middle ground anymore. when is the last time we heard anybody say i thought we were supposed to unite together? there is no room for compromise. there is no chance. you have can t discuss any of this stuff. don t even read the bill. no time to discuss it. we re in a crisis. move, move, move! divide and conquer. well, america, i have t
improvements and related rural businesses. i hope my colleagues will agree on the need to bring attention to expanding the opportunities for agriculture and farming to contribute to national and local economic recovery. i reserve the balance of my time. . the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. neugebauer: i claim time in opposition although i am not opposed to the amendment. the chair: without objection, the gentleman from texas is recognized for five minutes. mr. neugebauer: as the provisions in the bill say, loans to farmers in rural areas count as small business lending under the provisions of this bill. but just like the sponsor of the bill, i represent agricultural district and understand the important access to credit for farmers. so i think this sense of congress emphasizes that farming and ranching and agriculture is an integral part of our economy, it is an integral part of our small business community and i think highlights that. and so i a
so just how does a dangerous criminal serving three life sentences just walk out of prison? because they released the wrong guy. and all this inmate had 20 do was memorize a jail number. that was his get out of jail free card pretending to someone else. that s it? how does that happen? and a rhode island high school is firing all of its teachers, all of them. every last one. principals all canned. about 80 people. now, this school is one of the worst in the state. half the kids are failing every subject. half can t read. something has to be done. but is firing every teacher the way to go here? call in. always love hearing from you. the number, 1-877-tell-hln. you can e-mail cnn.com/primenews. join us on facebook or text us at hlntv. start your message with the word prime. it s your chance to be heard. welcome. this is prime news. i m mike galanos. how is it, how does this happen? a dangerous criminal cons his way out of a baltimore prison just by pretending to be his ce
for my mind. this is kim walker. you re watching fox & friends. that guy must be in shape if he s working out three straight hours. yeah, it could be the ironman, the defending champ, perhaps. but welcome back. you feeling good? thanks. i m great. unfortunately, my little guy was also caught up in the malstrom. i think that s a word. whatever the case is, we re back and ready to go today and one of the big news stories is what s happening with toyota. today is akia toyota s turn in the fire pit. the president of toyota will be on capitol hill to face a congressional hearing and based on yesterday s testimony, he can expect a grilling. joining us live from washington this morning is caroline shively with the very latest. good morning. good morning to you. we do hear from the head of toyota this morning of how they could send cars on the road after recalling them for serious and sometimes deadly flaws. in his remarks, he says his company grew too fast and he s deepl