solomon? solomon? what do you know about solomon's decision?he other mother. so watch out telling a story that you don't know what it means. >> the judge's decision was wise and it gave both parents custody rights. one may have given it up. but i'm telling you, miss rowe has a very strong legal hand here. >> to mike walker, with "the national enquirer." the senior editor. mike walker, bottom line. just give it to me. the reality is, is she's going to make a bid so she can get another payday and go back, and go away. >> that is what i believe, yes. >> but this is what is happening, and it is wrong, because they are using these children like pawns in some money game, and you say there's money, but i don't know that there is money, but isn't this crazy that jackson owns a piece of lady gaga and the jonas brothers and they are like 12. how can he own part of their profits, mike walker? >> well, deals were made with various publishing companies and they ended up in a publishing company that he owns the rights to. he has an enormous catalog. >> every

. >> we are focused on some fundamental questions about the loss of three of judge solomon your as expressed in her statements on more than one location. >> i look forward to talking to you about the comet appeared >> they also look forward to talking to her about her decision making. >> the windy vendors decisions will affect the lives of people in this nation. >> gun rights, abortion, and same-sex marriages are some of the important issues. >> she says i cannot answer this question too much, which is a reason to question her ability to do well in this position. >> her confirmation hearings are expected to last until tomorrow. nikole killion in washington. w. b. ltv -- wbal-tv news. >>> students were denied admission to a swim club after they paid their money. some believe they were discriminated against. the owner says safety not racism is the reason why he suspended their membership. members voted sunday night to bring the students back. but the director of the student says the offer is too late. that brings us to the watercooler question of the day. should the board of pennsylvania's val

solomon's county getting more. look at where it has really rained.springs, virginia, springfield, virginia. lots of areas have hardly had any rain. right now the driest july that we've had. the previous july was over a half inch more than we've had. overnight tonight, a few light showers. they'll taper off. tomorrow we may see a few more, but it's more likely to be seeing some afternoon showers, maybe a few thunder. out to the eastern shore, a chance that there may be a few around us. next seven days, wednesday i think just partly sunny. temperatures into the 80s. thursday there will be a weak weather front once again with a chance for a few showers. but there's still no sign of a general rainy pattern coming our way. that was way back in june. maybe sunday, another chance for isolated showers. back to you. >>> britain's queen elizabeth witnessed an ancient royal ritual for the first time of her 57-year rein. it's known as swan upping. it dates back to the 12th century. these days, they're conserving swans, not eating them. this was the first time th

short pieces and on and in her love with each one of them but they must create a whole world and then solomon little pieces that i'm sorry -- >> host: you wrote another book called "memory of fire." three, which is a trilogy. i read that in the 1980's, and you do similar things. overtly historical. but the narrative structure is similar. you start out with a kind of genesis. it's all about latin america. >> guest: about america including north america. the americas, because we are america also in the south. >> host: absolutely. >> guest: the language not so but we are americans. and "memory of fire," yes, i was trying to rescue the collective memory of the americas in three volumes. this was something like 1,000 short stories in three volumes. and this is an ad project because it is the entire world. >> host: it is the entire world and the entire history. i thought of kafka as i was writing this because i have been a fan of kafka, but i think people associate you with more with the great latin american writers and i know this is to be in the same sentence with gabrielle and sosa is daunting,

. >> guest: almost because you could say universe and its sounds so solomon air again to -- air againion was to write a homage to human diversity. without boundaries and without years. or from frontier is of time and frontiers of of the map. it was a mad adventure end of the titles are more or less time to say it is serious but no different. >> host: i think it is less serious when it is called the stories of almost everyone because almost everyone is in this book. and particularly people who are not usually mentioned in both history. give us a couple examples of the kinds of stories that you're telling them to think characterize what kind of a book this is. >> guest: yes my intention was i neverzv now with the result is will commence a good intention was to rescue the beauty and of the terrestrial rainbow. we are much morexd than what we are told we are. theçw3 official history has manipulated our past and present -- history. so we( are much more ofççñ th. and what we are toldor forxñgr instanceç]<ñ it is not a work of nonfiction, serious analysis. it is a book of stories and i

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perhaps as many as 100 striped bass throughout the chesapeake bay bay, from the bay bridges down do solomons. and one of those fish could be worth up to $25,000. >> that's the number that was reported to us. and we will locate that envelope with the matching tag number. >> we ate 'em. he is still swimming. >> oh, it's our lifeblood. the fish that everyone wants to catch and take home and eat for dinner. >> hold it right there. there you go. >> oh, a double! oh my goodness, you look at this. a double rockfish. >> commercially, they provide an opportunity to have folks in restaurants and at home be able to buy them and eat them. they're delicious to eat. and also it's the number 1 sport fishery we have here on the chesapeake bay. >> there you go, good job! good going. >> rockfish all around in general, it's the mainstay of our fishery here. and things aren't taken care of, we're going to be back where we were back in the 80s where they put the moratorium on them. >> guess what, you got a keeper here. >> somebody's got to carry it on, because the kids are too wrapped up in too many other things

solomon, there is the ladies again.ou ask the ladies to stop and tell us about their costumes. >> yes. >> is this traditional dress? >> no, they are dressed different designs, individuals. the annual carribean carnival portrays different designs. and individuals whatever their imagination is, they will design a costume. these three young ladies are portraying costume design of michele murphy of m & m production. and today on the street you will have 12-15 other designers with those large costumes. like jackie coming in from washington, d.c. >> there are beautiful, what is the spiceiest, hottest food, if you like hot and spicy? >> you can try the dragon chicken, or savor the curry goat. that's a nice delectible also and you have other traditional american vendors. we have a variety of different vending food to savor. and tomorrow our festival opens at 12 noon, and we will have international artists from trinidad and other islands. and we ask the public to come and listen to some international music. and we want to thank

what the government calls a cooperative witness, reportedly this man, solomon direction, who became anormant two years ago. in what reads like a sopranos episode, he wore a wire for the fbi, handing out envelopes stuffed with cash to public officials in parking lots and laundering $3 million with the rabbis. hoboken peter marino accepts $25,000 in cash. he told the cooperating witness, coat -- quote, you're going to be treated like a friend. and of those who oppose him, quote, they get ground into powder. >> politicians willingly put themselves up for sale. they existed in an ethics-free zone. >> separately, the cooperative witness gave what he said were illegal gains to the rabbis who allegedly hid the money, using charitable organizations. one suspect even offered to find a human kidney for a transplant. >> this is all part of a 10- year, public corruption investigation that has already yielded two weather high- profile indictments. officials say some politicians don't seem to be getting the message. >> new jersey's corruption problems is one of the worst, if not the worst in the nat

solomon. >> john solomon, oklahoma. -- john sullivan, oklahoma. last week, i was asked to look at inefficient spending in government health programs and my amendment gave the blue dogs the ability to show their teeth and show that they are willing to work in a bipartisan way to limit an additional level of government inefficiency and red tape in our healthcare plans. unfortunately, shortly after my amendment was adopted, chairman waxman shut down the committee process for a bipartisan cooperation led to more common sense reforms. house republicans agree that healthcare is too expensive and too many families are struggling. we stand ready to reform the system, make healthcare costs more affordable regardless of pre-existing conditions of our nation's healthcare system is in need of reform but should not come at the expense of small businesses an straining the doctor-patient relationship. two things that we should point out is that since then barack obama has been on t.v. a lot. he wants to root out waste, fraud and duplication and in the next beagh

off with a couple of light rain showers south of the beltway down toward fredericksburg and toward solomonsnd another batch of rain showers right now around harrison burg. here's the bigger picture, lots of clouds overhead. you can see that batch of rain pushing into central and southern virginia. most of that actually stays to the south of us, but nonetheless, the northern fringe will slide across the region, bringing us some off and on rain showers for today. otherwise, mostly cloudy with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s. tomorrow the sunshine returns and with that extra sunshine we warm it back up into the mid-80s. that's your forecast. all the details in just a few minutes. back to you, joe. >> steve, thanks very much. >>> we are now learning more about the arrest of marion barry, a story news 4 first reported last night. the d.c. councilman and former mayor is free from police custody this morning after being charged with stalking. u.s. park police say at about :45 p.m., an officer was patrolling anacostia park. the officer was flagged down who pointed to the occupant of a near

as we look at saturday's forecast for the beach, i see 83 at bewes, delaware and solomons island 83. 78 in chesapeake for the temperature. not too shabby. here's the satellite and the radar loop, fired up and ready to go. a couple of showers through south central virginia last night and they are dying down this morning. we have nothing but mainly clear skies. it is a gorgeous morning across the board. love when we get 50s in july. patuxent river 64. saint indigo 62. north and west, cumberland 59. fredericksburg 64. 70 leesburg and 65 quantico. today we will reach for 82. tomorrow 88. that's the hot day of the weekend and sunday a good bet for thunderstorms and 86678 we can thank the southeasterly winds for keeping the temperatures moderated by the lower 80s instead of upper 80s. take you out to chicago. this area is going to be very stormy if you are flying in to o'hare or up to milwaukee this afternoon. we will be on the watchout for storms coming in and creating all types of delays. as for us by the afternoon we will see saturday's temperatures really go nice and high to the upper

marys city coming up to solomon and heavmbru leof ruleof unmbthdeththere. retucomi up from the of the claouas t t carolinas. switch over to the weather computer. from the southeast across the bay. the stuff west is west is erngg risp g sprinkle but that stuff in southern maryland we are watching. right now we are at 73. low ontoid m low to mid- 80s with scattered showers and thunderstorms. >> that's okay. you know, we are here and we are in great moods. the coffee is brewing. i can smell it in the studio. it will be a great day. 95 northbound the commute not so bad itself from the weigh station to detail city area. that's just where we are seeing a little volume. heading over to our realtime graphics i give you the inner loop between 95 and 66. all nice and green. drivers are moving at speed. on maryland's side of things. here's 270 from germantown on down. starting to fill out here but no significant delays. finally we will end with our maps. taking you up to the two commutes out here out of baltimore. we have 95 and the baltimore- washington parkway. and

an your high today at solomon's island is 82. kris sneed is forren if angie and he has the traffic. how's it looking. >> little rough but it is starting to clear. we will start with the water main break. van doren is closed at vine street and will be closed through the morning rush. you can not access eisenhower from van doren. this is causing delay unless the area. moving to 395, slow from the beltway up to seminary road and pentagon to the 14th street bridge. an extra 10 to 15 minutes there. the inner loop live at little river. slow braddock to 66. that's about 15 minutes, but it is starting to clear. should be done with that in the next half hour or so. moving to 270 southbound. still parking lot from father hurley all the way to i-370 where we had an earlier accident. still slow from 20 to 30 minutes and finally outer loop. we have an accident at new hampshire and andrea, over to you. >> thank you. >>> as you heard kris say a water main break use caused problems during the commute. it happened at the intersection of van doren and vine street the alexandria section of fairfax. 9

as we take you to solomon's island, 82 with northeast winds at five. look at the water temperature there, 79, bath water. the northwest winds will be driving in to sunshine and low humidity again today. we will keep the clouds to the south along that frontal boundary. it is south of there where the thunderstorms are coming across georgia. as you can see down here, this is where the kennedy center is and that's where we will have to see. hopefully we can get the shuttle lifted. more thunderstorms south of kansas city to tulsa, oklahoma. that will be the travel trouble spot if you are catching a flight today. around here no problems. the same for new england. a weak front brings a few isolated showers. boston looks dry and same with hartford and new york city down 95 to our neck of the woods through baltimore and dc. south of us is the carolina scattered thunderstorms and where the humid weather is waiting for you. today in the upper 80s and this is where we should be as i mentioned this time of the year. put up the seven day. we have got sunshine and fu

solomons watch out. southern maryland you could have some thunderstorms. on the bay northwest winds at three become westerly. mid 80s. look at the water temperatures, low 70s off shore. 80 in the bay. should be a nice day, low to mid-80s and lower 80s and a mix of sun and clouds with light wind on the bay. water temperature again just about normal for this time of the year. the seven-day forecast we have some changes. after today's storms we will have nice weather over the weekend with highs in the low 80s. sunday looking better than saturday but good both days. isolated storms should turn on monday an tuesday. temperatures in the mid-80s. angie goff, 5:48. what's happening. >> 12 minutes away from the new hour. whether you are brushing your teeth or drinking your coffee, putting sour socks on. don't worry, be happy. it is going to be a great day. it is friday. a new accident at route 1 woodbridge. we know that drivers are backing up a bit from 123 to lorton. moving to the maps and update you on the situation here at the outer loop at dad braddock road. po

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temperatures in the lower 80s at the beaches and near 80 near solomons.s than five on the bay. in good shape. a cluster of thunderstorms again kentucky southwestern virginia coming this way and that will give us much-needed rainfall this afternoon. here's the seven-day forecast. 88 today. 83 tomorrow. a little breezy at times. sundays looks beautiful. isolated storms and more widespread on. monday and thursday. >> time to say tgif. doesn't it feel good? >> talk about the tieups out there that could slow you down. woodbridge, route 1 past long view drive is where we have crash activity and police are on the scene. yellow and red on the maps. 15-plus minutes on 95 northbound to make it from dale boulevard to lorton. moving to the beltway and take it outside and show you the outer loop from 95 to telegraph road in virginia below speed. back to the maps we continue to the outer loop but this time we make our way to maryland. right here at branch avenue we know that crews are out here responding to a car fire. so use caution heading out this way. sticking with

see the real violent weather now over to the eastern shore and those storms around pinin point, solomonsthose will continue to move out over the bay. look at how much the winds are up to 40 miles an hour. overnight tonight we are going to continue to see temperatures in the muggy 60s. after these showers, they really knocked the temperature down. tomorrow we will be seeing temperatures around 90 degrees for the next seven days and it is going to be summery as we head into august. as a matter of fact, humid right on into next week. near 90 degrees. not quite as hot. but a bit more in the way of clouds on sunday. certainly tomorrow will be the sunnier of the two days for the big weekend. and then next week remaining a bit on the humid side. could be a chance of more showers or thundershowers on wednesday. don't anticipate severe weather. nothing like we saw over the last few hours over the weekend. back to you. >> thank you, bob. >> when we come back on "news4 at 5:00," a group strangers banned together to save a boy that almost drowned in a pool. >> the cast of "seinfeld" reuniting for th

the last of the shores and fast-moving ones -- still moving through a little bit 'round lusby and solomons. heading out to the beaches, keep a weather eye, weather ear peeled for some thunderstorms on sunday. but after that, i think we will be seeing fair amount of shine next week as we head into august. temperatures into the high 80s and to around 90 degrees. have a good weekend. back to you. >>> tonight at 11:00 we are getting a better look at weather damage north of washington and including shredded houses and splintered trees. and an initial report about a helicopter crash that killed four people reveals the pilot ignored warnings about the potentially dangerous weather. we are going to take you to what's called twin street where there are seven sets of twins on one block. >>> 7 year old boy from utah made headlines this week when he stole his parents' car and led the cops on a chase. this morning, the kid was on tv. preston got up last sunday morning and decided to take his parents' car for a spin. police officers started chasing him after they saw he was driving erratically. eventual

farm salmon available all year round but for those that love solomon it's a may through -- salmon it's through october season. it starts with the socki salmon from may to july. we're coming to the end of that season but the key is mid-point in the summer and we'll finish with the coho salmon, all wide-caught salmon, great for you. full flavor. they all fall under the full flavor taste of fish. and texture is medium to firm. many different ways to cook it. you can broil it. you can pan-sear it. you can grill it as we have the recipe our viewers will see at the end of the segment. great for you. high in omega 3, the good fat. the american heart association recommends minimally two servings of heart-healthy good fat food and the farm salmon certainly falls into that. into that range. lowers cholesterol, lowers blood pressure. it's hard to find anything bad about farm salmon. >> you mentioned two different kinds during the season. what is the difference between one kind of salmon and another? >> the area that it's coming from, salmon is -- it's very interesting. salmon starts in the ocean.

informant, a failed businessman named solomon dwek, arrested three years ago for attempted bank fraudwek first helped build the money laundering case against figures in tight-knit syrian jewish communities spanning new jersey and brooklyn, new york. 5 rabbis allegedly laundered millions of dollars through charities they ran in exchange for a percentage. nabbed as part of this: a brooklyn man accused of brokering human kidneys obtained from down-on-their-luck israelis. u.s. attorney ralph marra: >> his business was to entice vulnerable people to give up a kidney for $10,000, which he in turn would turn around and sell for $160,000. >> warner: informant dwek also helped build the political corruption case by posing as a real estate developer offering bribes to public officials. he apparently had plenty of takers. among the 21 mayors, council members, city officials and assemblymen arrested: the mayor of hoboken new jersey, peter cammarano, who took office just weeks ago. >> i look forward to a day in court to vigorously defend against these charges and to redeem my name and clear my nam

the hospital was find in may after employees looket at solomon's video. 27 looked at records without ought san diego. many resigned or were fired. >>> storms right now in ohio or at least some activity there, but for the weekend going into the weekend, who's going to be seeing the raby the team the evening rush hits. chris is in for bob. good morning. >> good morning. yeah, we have big storms we're going to be talking about as we go across. you can see the severe weather from new york city all the way down. as robin said those storms right now are across parts of ohio. we're talking about down toward cincinnati stretching as you make your way to columbus, cleveland. eventually, pittsburgh, these storms are going to be moving into your areas. down to the south, dallas, texas, you're finally getting some rainfall and a little bit of relief. temperatures are going to cool down this weekend in dallas. you'll see high temperatures going from well over to the triple digits to right around 90 degrees as we head later on into the weekend. so still hot but a big improvement over where we were

there was a man named chaim solomon. he was one of the great heroes of the revolution. he barely escaped with his life. he helped robert morris finance the revolution. there was a guy who later became the governor of georgia who was a great hero in the war. i remember he stole the british soldiers horse, hopped on the horse and got away just barely escaping with his life here and thought in the revolution and later became a governor of the state your . . they bought the british down around i think it was florida. it is not real well known, but without the help of the hispanic people, we would have had not done as good a job in the war and then there was baron bonds dugan from germany and then there was pulaski from poland, and then reading about all these people from all around the world and i am thinking that, to me it connects more with people or with all americans when you realize that lots of different kinds of people took part in the revolution and maybe that was one of the things i was missing when i studied history. i think there's a connection with these old-tim

if you are closer to maryland, solomon's island, 80 and northeast wind. >>> hello, washington.from new hampshire to georgia but it is not as bad as it usually is around this time. and 50 westbound. that trip is clear from the bay bridge to the beltway. if you are heading to the beach, i want you to know no major delays. some good news for those ready to enjoy the fun in the sun. >> that's fantastic news. i love those 3-d flies. they are so hopeful. let's take a look. today pleasant and 82. the heat if you need to feel like summer tomorrow is the day for you. 88 degrees. if you have plans tomorrow evening we could have some thunderstorms. most of them happening on sunday. the 9:00 a.m. show is up next. we will be waiting for you. my two granddaughters are my life. they always ask me, grandma, take me here, grandma, take me there. but with my occasional irregularity i wasn't always up to it. until i discovered activia and everything started to change. announcer: activia is clinically proven to help regulate your digestive system in two weeks when eaten every day. now i enjoy ever

institute of peace, robin west. >> thank you, ambassador solomon.i'm very pleased to a knowledge ambassador george moose who is with me, my colleague to my friend and vice-chairman a u.s. i.p. and the other members of the board on the front row. on behalf of the board of directors of the institute of peace, we are honored to welcome his excellency, prime minister of the republic of a iraq, mr. maliki. to speak today about the situation in iraq. i understand the prime minister will take questions after his speech and the q and a will be moderated by dan, our vice president for post-conflict disability operations has been active in iraq himself some mr. prime minister, welcome and thank you. >> [applause] >> [speaking arabic] >> translator: i welcome all. >> [speaking arabic] >> translator: and i would like to speak about the experience related to iraq. >> [speaking arabic] >> translator: for the past and went through all the stages until today. >> [speaking arabic] a. >> translator: and the major things took place since then appear in an. >> [speakin

it's going to take the wisdom of solomon, and i think we have a good man in position to do that. so i appreciate your appearance here today. >> thank you, senator bahe. senator bennett. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thanks for hanging in there. and i apologize if i go over ground that was covered since i left. it's because we were working on some other things. the first thing ied to say is, i first of all appreciate your leadership very much, appreciate the difficult times that we've been through. i want -- and also your statement with regard to the examiners and the regulators. i just want to testify on behalf of the small businesses and small banks in my state that they really feel like message is not getting through. and i know you talked about training, i know you talked about other kinds of things, all good. but i hope that we could work together somehow to create a set of metrics so that we can measure in some way whether or not -- whether or not your message is getting through. and nobody wants bad loans made. and i'm the last person who would want that. but to the extent th

institute of peace, robyn west. >> thank you, ambassador solomon. pleased to read knowledge the ambassador who is with me, my colleague and friend and vice chairman of the u.s. ip and the other members of the board here on the front row. on behalf of the board of directors of the institute of peace, we are very honored to welcome his excellency, the prime minister of iraq, nouri al maliki, to speak today about the situation in iraq. i understand the prime minister will take questions after his speech and the q&a will be moderated by dan silver, our vice president for confidence stability operations, was in very active in iraq. mr. prime minister? [applause] >> in the name of god, most merciful, the most compassionate, i welcome all. and i would like to speak about an experience related to iraq. iraq that went through its leadership in the past and all the stages to today. and major things to place since then. all of these changes really took place now. we're going through constitutional and organizational states. all of the challenges that we have f

under the hipaa regulations, we have a put some rather strict requirements around that the we don't solomonion because they offer the exercise programs at no additional charge, who is one to think that has value? perhaps the answer individual who is willing to undertake an exercise program of the person who has gained the two or 300 pounds and now faces the liver transplant or the knee replacement. there are things we do about the structure, the insurance reform itself needs to be part of what ever discussion occurs the around when we do in providing for additional coverage for individuals whether it be something structured by the government or whether something structured by the private sector. my preference would be to give people lots of options, be able to pick and choose to have lost my job and not going to be about to pick up this high cover payment but i certainly can afford the $106 a month that's available to a high deductible blue cross blue shield provision that's available on the internet with there's a lot of competition and i can carry that as an individual until i can pick up

as you gave insights to king solomon, impart which is come to to your servants in the senate.lp them to believe that you are real and relevant and a ready help for all of their challenges. may they recognize their need for divine intervention and develop the necessary humility to seek it. lord, shower them with wisdom and strength far beyond their own to face these critical days. in their worries and cares, give them the joy of knowing you are with them. we pray in the name of him who is all wise, all powerful, and all loving. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c, july 13, 2009. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable tom udall, a senator from the state of new mexi

we do have to highlight abdeel kareem solomon, his full legal name, and his time in jail a very dangerous precedent under egyptian law and one that should be highlighted here. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york. mrs. lowey: i yield, mr. chairman, two minutes to the gentlelady from california for the purpose of a colloquy. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. >> i'd like to thank mrs. lowey, who is a great friend, and i want to thank her staff for their diligence in working with us. you've been absolutely more than wonderful. and on an important issue. my intention today is to confirm that the $20 million provided by the subcommittee for religious minorities in iraq is intended to focus on the needs of the nevina plains region. will it focus the syrian christians of the plains region since that is the primary location of these displaced persons? i yield to the gentlewoman's time has expired. mrs. lowey: yes. the committee is aware that the region is home to the ethoreligious minorities in iraq. ms. eshoo: is it the chairwo

we can't bring a wisdom of solomon in us and instantaneously make a decision and snap judgment on something that there's no opportunity to read and it was an embarrassment, i know, for the majority to be debating a huge bill, a colossal bill, a cap and trade bill, and not even having -- not even a symbolic version for somebody to point to and say, this stack of paper is what is going to save the planet, i think, is the position that the speaker took. and so the question was asked by the gentleman from texas, mr. goal earth, madam speaker, -- gohmert, madam speaker, can we message this bill over -- if this passes, this bill that was before us, if it passes the house, if we don't have a bill, can we still message it over to the senate? or do we just tell them, we sent you over a bill that we passed but it's not ready for anybody to review, the not been reviewed yet. that's the fact of what we were dealing with when the cap and tax bill was passed and now its message to the senate, presumably somebody's put it all in its proper form, but i'm confident that not one member of this house of repre