now a house science subcommittee hearing in evaluating tsa s passenger screening behavior detection program. under the program known as spot security officers are trained to use facial expressions and body language to identify security threats. the program was implemented in 2003 and cost more than $200 billion to fund last year. a 2010 report by the government accountability office found problems with the programs effectiveness. republican paul broun of georgia chairs the two-hour hearing. evaluating tsa s s.p.o.t. program. you ll find in for a few packets witnesses, witness panels written testimony, biographies, and truth and testimony disclosures. before we get started this thing the first meaning of the oversight subcommittee for the 112th congress, i d like to ask the subcommittee s indulgence to introduce myself. it s an honor and a pleasure for me to chair the subcommittee for this congress and his positio
answers rather. one of the questions will be submitted in writing. so we go for the legislative is in the legislation that for the last time. we should be changed from what should be dropped and we appreciate your construct of criticism. msn, dr. groves if you are warming to your job and alexei deepened a good team around you. a friend of mines ask about coach has been coaching for about 25 years. i ran into him at the special olympics pasco alternative, which is hosted by the university of illinois. great day, great weekend. i walked into the bob carpenter center in the basque team is going to take place. we re talking about the lessons we learned for life from athletic competition. all sorts of things we learned by virtue of playing sports. this is kind of timely. he says you know, in basketball, the best players are not just the one to shoot the basket. .. [inaudible conversations] outthrust. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [in
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