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oversight to control these very sensitive matters. obviously contracting out makes sense in the sense that we don t do some things on a long-term basis and having an infrastructure for a long term is not what we need. we need them done on a contract basis. this raises the issue we need to look at as well not just of the program itself but in terms of what authority this young man seems to think he had and the broad abilities he had to intercept information and see what was going on so i think that needs to be looked at. we ll see how extensive that was, whether his claims are accurate, if they are, what controls we need to put in place. steny hoyer, thank you for being with us today. thank you. out west, 60 homes have been destroyed by the fast moving fire in colorado springs.
on a contract basis. i started in 97 at 24 years old. i ve been through trials and tribulations with things that happened in america, like 9/11 which had a hard effect on our business. i was keeping all my eggs in one basket, mostly selling to the financial sector on wall street. that was detrimental to the business within the year after 9/11. then, you know, through a lot of tenacity and persistence, back in 2003, 2004, started selling to different industries and that has really worked much better. so to all small businesses out there, diversify. the industries you sell to. absolutely. you all are a diverse group of people doing a diverse group of things. peter, when you look at this, i feel like when we say small business owner, it s a little bit like when we say the american worker. we have a vision of the small business owner that doesn t reflect the diversity of folks currently at the table. i think that s right. small business is a term thrown around that means all sorts of
the story? why did they rush to judgment? and what about the pundits who have been saying for months that the health care mandate was toast? it was an extraordinary, an extraordinarily uncomfortable television moment. ann curry bidding farewell to the today show couch. i love all of our brilliant, brilliant producers. and for all of you who saw me as a groundbreaker, i m sorry i couldn t carry the ball over the finish line. but man, i did try. was the veteran correspondent humiliated by nbc? plus, a magazine article by a woman who quit the obama administration because she couldn t juggle the demands of motherhood strikes a very deep chord. no one says any more this is no job for a woman because, a, that s discrimination. but plenty of people say this is no job for a mother. but have women in the media trumpeted this because they re all part of a privileged elite? i m howard kurtz, and this is reliable sources. let me say at the outset, it is not easy to grab
shepard: despite the fact did you focus on the maintenance and never the able, are they still working to replace the planes? guest: well, yes, a group of senators actually early this year pressured the forest service to take a harder look into the airborne firefighting fleet that currently is being used. i mentioned that three dozen grounded in 2004. depending on the fire the forest service will use small planes, large planes and helicopters, many are privately owned and work on a contract basis. that means they are not always subject to federal aviation administration regulations. and in 10 years, a number of them are going to be retired. back to you. shepard: thank you from the mile high newsroom. two hollywood stars locked in a legal battle over a business linked to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. jury selection started today, in fact, and actor baldwin claims that kevin costner cheated him out of millions. you may remember the back