i'm cheryl jennings. every weekje we focus on a different topic affecting thefe people living and working in the bayn area. a today we're going to talk about our at risk young people and we're going to share with you some valuable resources and programs that offer a helpingfe hand to these young offenders. i'll show you an example. a recent and deadly case in which two young men are facing trial. we filed this report in april. >> reporter: prosecutors say thesete two 18-year-old men spet friday sitting on an oakland street drinking rum, feeling angry about how their lives weren't going so well. they decided they wanted to punch someone.. the first people, police say, the two men met, were a father and son. o the elder father died from the attack. the motive doesn't surprise some community activists in oakland. >> this isf symptomatic of what we'rean seeing in oakland in the laste few years where young people have nothing to do, thert aren't jobs available andbe they're becoming more hopeless and more angr

. >> reporter: also up tonight is john's wife jen.he's competing in the evening's only ladies fight. what in the world is a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? >> good question. >> reporter: do christians belong in a place like in a bar on a friday night. >> our goal so to reach lost people. you won't find them in a church usually. >> reporter: when mike showed up at xtreme ministries finding god was the last thing on his mind. >> i first came in and said, hey, i'm a bad dude. i said, i'm tough. i said, i'll fight anybody. i don't care, any weight, any time, anywhere. >> reporter: to say mike a background is rough is an understatement. his parents separated when he was 5. his mother became involved with marvin wayne eddie, a man now serving time for murder. >> it was 1984 and me and my brother, of course, were dirt poor. he decided that it would be a good idea to go to one of his buddy's trailers and rob it of all the alcohol and drugs that were in there. >> reporter: there was snow on the ground as they headed out in the m

montana jennings, tell helps raise money and he is a guy who does not mind raising money or doing groundwork, either, as all of these people are. raymond brown. janet bonds, and janet sits at the table right there. she helps on every aspect. the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> the mayor, the office of workforce development, kick off a new program which is to engage some of the artists in reinvigorating the streetscapes. organized in partnership with neighborhood based economic development organizations, the art in storefronts taps into the incredible creativity of the artist community to help improve the quality of l

i want to congratulate montel jennings and the committee.his is the 60th anniversary of this celebration, and my colleagues, supervisors maxwell and mar are here. i want to give eric mar a round and welcome him. will you come join us? ok, no, he is taking off. i understand. i also want to say this is a special time for me, completing my eigth year on the board of supervisors. i worked for shirley chisholm, a woman who ran for the presidency in 1972, and i had the privilege of working for her 3 years, and than -- then for julian dixon. he was the father i never had, and he mentored and shaped me. having the privilege to join mayor brown's administration, becoming director of neighborhood services, and the experience i have had working with african-american leaders in the united states. i want to take a moment to say that i will always list on my resume that i have voted for sophie to be president of the board of supervisors more than anybody else, ok? [applause] not to tell stories out of school, but when i first got sworn in and thought i kn

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employer agent has operated the business in a manner that has harmed the welfare by increasing con jennings, disorderly conduct or the noise level in the area of the premises. i make this motion based on my opinion that i do not believe that the person who holds the permit is in control of her venue. i do not believe she is in control of her venue. that's my motion. >> i second the motion. >> can i just get a little clarification? what are the powers -- help me out here. what are the powers of you as acting director to continue the suspension until we have a time to do this? and then i would also like to know from either you or any of the fellow commissioners when the legislation that is bees proposed right now -- when is the time frame for that being enacted? >> months. >> months. >> the first hearing in committee for the revocation legislation is next monday. but as was stated, there will be at least one committee hearing, and then it has to be moved to the full board for two hearings. so it will take some time -- two readings at the board. so revocation is probably not viable in the time

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of twenty seven people killed by a tween bomb blast at a shia mosque in iran the sunni rebel group jen said that to her cause in revenge for the execution of its leader abdul malik rigging during iran has accused the u.s. and britain of supporting the rebel group but president barack obama condemns the. gay was detained in february after a plane he was flying on from dubai to kurdistan was intercepted by the rain in absolutes. the european union's foreign policy chief says gaza's blockade must end to let the region's economy prosper catherine ashton also called in the meantime for further easing of a zero three year old blockade to improve the lives of ordinary gazans israel recently relaxed its blockade to allow in more consumer goods by branding needed construction materials are still behind ashton also urged direct talks between israeli and palestinian leaders. much of a year of sweltering in a record breaking heat wave crops and causing severe forest fires greek emergency services are battling several dangerous blazes the first of the yam to a large forest fires raged near the capi

i'm cheryl jennings. >> thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. >> next newscast at 6:00. >> see you again. >> bye. >>> tonight on "world news," big omeback. america's giant automakers the pr turning a profit, hiring new workers. the president gets behind the wheel to say his plan was right. 70% of theishing. 70% of the louisiana waters t is thereor fishing. but is there any oil in what they catch? enough.ugh is enough. congressmanan erupts, accusing his colleagues of playing games of capitol hill. . > and here comes the bride. chelsea gets ready. hillary shops. dad holds fort at the wedding holds and the bride to be talks about dingparents. our "person of the week." >>> good evening. it worked. president said president said yerut the taxpayer bailout, as he saluted the official return he saluted of america's auto industry. ce three big companies all in profit for the first time in six e ins. in fact, they're hiring. bailler just announced 900 new ll s. four-letailout still a four-letter word, or did taxpayers get their money's money' jon karl asked that question today. >> re

content is actually addiction to pornography that well a lot of people are claiming they're addicted now jen i just have to ask you a quick question here because you are a sex toy expert so how does one go about becoming an expert in sex toys online pornography us to do with it. she has nothing to do with it i actually have carpal tunnel and had to start using toys because i couldn't masturbate by hand anymore and when my relationship wasn't always everything i wanted it to be i got to have a relationship with myself and so i started reviewing toys and getting involved in the industry of design toys that work for manufactures making better products and so that i can love myself well thank god for the sexual revolution is all i have to say but you know what this is the part that i have a real problem with here and people saying that women aren't important to the fact that people are now trying this into their trying rape into the story they're saying that the women who watch porn are more likely to have non-conceptual sex how are those two things even related there have actually been studies

virginia, but from an outsiders point of view who has been there many times at the invitation of jennings randolph and robert c. byrd, it seems to me they defined a way of life. it's more than just a state. and robert c. byrd was the fairest, most feared defender of not only the state but the way of life. i think the most fierce defender of the state has ever known in its history. you know, robert byrd did use the phrase when i die, will be written on my heart. and i usually get them. has so many scots data, you don't recognize the guys name choice. when they use that phrase he never acknowledged that was james joyce's that when i die, it will be written in my heart. all he would do is laugh. the fact of the matter is, west virginia was not one but not his heart he worked on a street. he took such pride in this place. he took such pride and off you. i remember he has been one of the few races he had come in was a race, because i was a young guy and i came down and demonstrate to everybody that i could not keep up with robert c. byrd, which happened to be true. and i was, i think nick, you

jennings. gee, thanks, mr. jennings. >>> evacuation order.>> the winds are going to come out of the southeast to east. >> it could be weeks before work at the well site begins again. >>> a lethal combination in russia. blistering heat and too much booze are making for a particularly deadly summer. >>> and, a prime space on capitol hill. >> you no longer have access to a free spot if you're a registered lobbyist, right? >> who owns this dust-covered vehicle and why has it been there for years? it's friday, july 23rd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we're not just celebrating because it's friday, we're doing a segment on really cool toys. >> we've got bubbles, guns, all kinds of great stuff. >> great games for little kids, also perhaps good for adults. >> welcome to black and gray day today. we look good today. >> i know, i got the memo. good morning and thanks for look good today. being with us on this friday. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson. to the news now. >>> dozens of ships are evacuating the oil spill site in the gulf t

years ago when the same bacteria popped up in its tofu, also this time there is concern an al leer jens used which is not on the label. we are told workers should arrive here by 7:00. if you would like a complete list go to our website ktvu.com. live in south san francisco this morning jade hernandez ktvu channel 2news. >> 6:fore. the fbi charging 43 people, including top leaders of a tijuana based drug cartel with federal conspiracy and racketeering in southern california. the arrests come after a 20 month sting operation that targeted violent crimes along the u.s.-mexico border. the crack down focused open the drug cartel that recently moved some of its operations to san diego, that is where 27 people were arrested. others charged include current aren't former mexican law enforcement officials. >> well, police were called in to a comic book convenience in san diego because of a pena tack. officers say two friends got into a scuffle shortly after a panel discussion, one used a pen to stab his friend near his eye. that resulted in the arrest of the man with the pen, who was booked for

. >> jimmy: or jen continargentin place -- >> it's all about the meat.at. >> we, tango's very big there. you know, our travel agent, like, insisted that we take a tango lesson. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> so kevin and i went to, like, the very, very -- you know, fancy tango place. and the oldest tango place in all of argentina. and we went there. and, you know, to put it nicely, we just totally stunk up the joint. >> jimmy: really? >> utterly. >> jimmy: really? >> yes, to the point like they were whispering something about "footloose" in spanish and, like, you know -- i thought this guy was supposed to be a good dancer. i don't know, i don't speak -- i had sandals on. and before we started the lesson, i had a pedicure and afterwards, i had no pedicure because he stepped on my feet so many times. >> jimmy: i never thought about that. kevin must be under a lot of pressure to dance well at all times. >> yes, indeed. >> jimmy: people pull the "footloose" card on him. that's terrible. >> that's true. >> jimmy: he should explain, i only dance where it's illegal,

it had to have been a gift to him from jennings randolph who had representedded west virginia so welllause] and it sat in my father's office when he was in the house of representatives. it now sits in the speaker's office. and it is in my west virginia corner along with a silver stray from senator byrd which i love, especially because itis engraved with thanks from robert and irma. in the beginning of my comments i mentioned a speech of senator byrd's on the house floor. that day, in 1953, he quoted the words of daniel webster. these words, when you come to the capitol are etched on the wall of the chamber high above speaker's chair. and these words would come to define his leadership, but he voiced them in that earliest speech. senator byrd said, let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its powers, build up its institution, promote all its great interests and see whether we also in our day and our generation may perform something worthy to be remembered. daniel webster. senator byrd's service and his leadership were more than worthy to be rememred for many generations to

jen writes from eugene, oregon. why are b.p. staff gets a heads-up when u.s. government officials are going to show up? so that b.p. can roll out additional cleanup workers to the hardest-hit areas only to remove them when the officials leave? is that happening? >> no, it's not. and i saw that report about the president's visit. i actually looked into it myself and says what was the schedule? we worked through... of course there's 40,000 people working on the gulf coast on the spill. there's a lot of subcontractors that work for us and their crews and movements around are set up days in advance. i actually checked into that to see if that was somehow some temporary piece. it was not. the crews that were... when they were scheduled, they didn't really even know that the president was coming. he came down on relatively short notice. it may have looked like that because they don't work right up until dark. there is a period of time where the beach workers work and they left later after he left that day. but there's no attempt at all to manipulate or put a show on

that's good news for marina manager tony jennings. >> we'll see what happens. i like-- i like that it's capped but we'll find out more tomorrow when people show up to go fishing, hopefully. >> reporter: how will you know they're coming back? >> 5:00 tomorrow morning i'll see if there is a line or not. >> reporter: the federal closure of commercial fishing waters has not been lifted. that means third generation shrimper louis barthelemy is still unable to fish. he's hoping b.p. will hire him to help with the cleanup. i was supposed to be working within a week, a b.p. representative called me from the boats of opportunity. so hopefully by this week i'll be working. >> reporter: but you really would like to get become to fishing, i guess. >> oh, i would love to be that. i would rather be fishing than anything but it's going to be awhile before we get-- if we don't get out there and get all this cleaned up, we ain't going have no fishing. so we have to put all our efforts to helping these people here clean this stuff up. >> reporter: tammy wolfer is the cashier at

there is concern that there is an aler jen -- allergen used in the hummus.f you would like a complete list of these products, go to ktvu.com. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> you can find a link to the complete list of all of the recalled products of the channel 2 website, ktvu.com. just click on the local headlines. this week ac transit riders can expect more delays because of an ongoing commute. about 200 drivers called in sick every day last week. union leaders deny a sickout. they say a newly-imposed contract has shifted hours and the drivers have not been trained on new bus routes leading to chaos. an arbitrator is said to meet with both sides on friday. federal regulators are giving san francisco muni a good report card. they are evaluated every three years in 24 counties. the audit state that muni was -- audit said that muni was in top shape for the grade. they include a slow maintenance schedule, poor fare price modification. >>> time is now 7:5. sal has been -- sal has been very busy. what are you keeping an eye on now. w

freight rail jen lates hundreds of billions of dollars in annual economic activity and supports over 1.2 million jobs throughout the united states. as our economy continues to recover, the freight rail industry will be an essential component in fulfilling the great demands to move goods again and put more americans back to work. i'm proud to say that i have received letters of support for this resolution from both the business and the labor sector, including the association of american railroads, growth options for the 21st century and the transportation trade department of the afl-cio. mr. speaker, i'd like to ask unanimous consent to include these three letters with my statement into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hare: i have no doubt that the industry will continue to contribute in indispensible ways to the growth of the united states economy and our infrastructure and will continue to reduce its impact on the environment. again, i thank the chairman and my colleagues on the transportation and infrastructure committee for supporting this resolution. i

. >>> according to a new report, government jens government intelligence gathering has gotten so big,s how much is cost or how many people are involved. "the washington post says there are 1200 organizations and 1900 private companies involved. they work on counterterrorism, homeland security and intelligence in 10,000 locations across the u.s. >>> 8:47. the u.s. army corps of engineer says world war world war ii era bombs may be burr bid at -- buried at point reyes seashore. official says the bombs may be dangerous. a dispute has stalled on a more detailed investigation. the tribe plans to meet with the corps later this month. >>> scientists are working to create the most detailed map ever assembled of the 1200-mile coastline of california. uses laser beams, they will make some of the first maps drawn up in 400 years. the information will be used to monitor rising ocean waters and the risk of flooding from winter storm. >>> the cost of the project is more than $3 million with most of that money approved by the ocean protection council, a state agency based in oakland. >>> your time j

we found that, again, those of i guess you would call them jen y they have a very different perception of race, stereo typing. they see the world very differently than we do. so there's hope. i agree with you. host: in light of the hope that shirley nelson sees, in light of the political background that mr. stinehorn talks about, where do we go from here as far as discussions are concerned not only talking to generations but political strategy about these things? guest: we've got to be frank and honest and stick to the facts. and the facts are that racism, sexism, antisem itism is wrong. that black bigotry, white baggetry, gay bashing, immigrant bashing, all these ways we try to put blame on somebody else always works against the best interest of our country. it depleets our ability to get to the greatness that is there. so if we keep focusing on the facts and run the discussion around that and let that be the litmus test, not what somebody said on a blog or website or what somebody says at a 6:00 p.m. newscast that's uncontrollable. it's got to be around the facts. people have discuss

. >> jen, god to have you. >>> for the rest of the headlines, we'll go to betly nguyen. >> good morningstrong winds are pushing a wildfire in central washington toward a group of 100 homes. the fire started yesterday afternoon about ten miles west of yakima. by last night, 10,000 acres had burned three homes and several smaller buildings were destroyed. firefighters are using firelines to direct the blaze away from the homes. >>> quick moving thunderstorms and strong winds caused sit damage in the midwest. trees and powerlines were knocked down in western michigan and wisconsin yesterday. in iowa a marina was damaged and trees tossed into homes. >>> and heavy rainfall is blamed for this 34-foot sinkhole in kansas city, missouri. a key highway ramp is closed causing all kind of problems for this morning's commute. >>> later this morning, president obama is scheduled to talk about the economy from the rose garden. a white house official says mr. obama will call on congress to extend unemployment benefits. efforts to expend the benefits have been blocked by congressional republicans three

. >> great to have you with us again, jen.c because you know it so well. >>> ahead, a little girl's foul-mouth rants on youtube. a lot of people asking now where are her parents? we'll check in with our resident child psychologist, just ahead. this is the "early show" on cbs. >> announcer: "cbs healthwatch" >> announcer: "cbs health watch" sponsored by neutrogena clinical skin care. undo a year's worth of skin aging in four weeks. and you want to do the same for your laughable, lovable dog. [ barks ] that's why purina fit & trim is specially formulated... with high-quality protein, including delicious real chicken, to help him maintain lean muscle and a healthy weight, so he can make the most of every day. long live your buddy. long live your dog. purina fit & trim. until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. i lov

it hado have been a gift to him from jennings randolph who had representedded west virginia so well.se] and it sat in my father's office when he was in the house of representatives. it now sits in the speaker's office. and it is in my west virginia corner along with a silver stray from senator byrd which i love, especially because it is engraved with thanks from robert and irma. in the beginning of my comments i mentioned a speech of senator byrd's on the house floor. that day, in 1953, he quoted the words of daniel webster. these words, when you come to the capitol are etched on the wall of the chamber high above speaker's chair. andthese words would come to define his leadership, but he voiced them in that earliest speech. senator byrd said, let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its powers, build up its institution, promote all its great interests and see whether we also in our day and our generation m perform something worthy to be remembered. daniel webster. senator byrd's service and his leadershi were more than worthy to be remembered for many generations to come

ok, so jen, you go deep... hey, here's a good call: new whole grain helper. try some! mmmm...ey mustard chicken. with 100% whole grain rice. hey, can you catch? no, sir, i cannot. new whole grain helper. one pound. one pan. one whole grain meal. hey, little dude. "dinner's" my middle name. how 'bout some hamburger helper? oh, my, but your mouth is gonna love it. and your wallet's gonna be pretty happy, too. now this is the deal of the day. hamburger helper...one pound, one pan, one tasty meal. we asked real people to film themselves taking the activia 14-day challenge. hi. i'm emily ilic. i'm going to start the activia 14-day challenge today. problems that i have are, you know, irregularity... i do have some doubts if it works. i think it's really good. um... i like the flavors. i think from being a skeptic in the beginning i do think that activia actually works. help regulate your digestive system. take the activia challenge. it works or it's free. ♪ activia >>> and welcome back to the "early" show. i'm chris wragge. >> good morning, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. >>> mel gibso

we found that, again, those of i guess you would call them jen y they have a very different perception of race, stereo typing. they see the world very differently than we do. so there's hope. i agree with you. host: in light of the hope that shirley nelson sees, in light of the political background that mr. stinehorn talks about, where do we go from here as far as discussions are concerned not only talking to generations but political strategy about these things? guest: we've got to be frank and honest and stick to the facts. and the facts are that racism, sexism, antisem itism is wrong. that black bigotry, white baggetry, gay bashing, immigrant bashing, all these ways we try to put blame on somebody else always works against the best interest of our country. it depleets our ability to get to the greatness that is there. so if we keep focusing on the facts and run the discussion around that and let that be the litmus test, not what somebody said on a blog or website or what somebody says at a 6:00 p.m. newscast that's uncontrollable. it's got to be around the facts. people have discuss

in the fantasy world of this town, the roughly true jens locked up in extending entitlements is all of the table. it is not really accounted for. the same goes for appropriated spending. it is ignored over the long term even though there is austrians of dollars in new spending in the case. it is not really accounted for. the last time i checked, a $= $1 of bond revenue. this double standard does not make sense. it seems like physical fantasy to scrutinize to the nth degree the revenue lost and at the same time to avoid sure yens of dollars of increased spending. right now, i want to display another difference between tax relief and new spending. i am now holding up the tax relief law, called the act of 2001 and 2003, that tax bill is the total of 130 pages of legislating taxes. it is not something you take on a vacation to read, but certainly not an insurmountable task. now, i hold up the legislative text of the american recovery reinvestment act of 2009. you can hold out the health-care reform act passed in march. these are the bills through which helped reform were enacted. these thr

it had to have been a gift to him from jennings randolph who had representedded west virginia so wellpplause] and it sat in my father's office when he was in the house of representatives. it now sits in the speaker's office. and it is in my west virginia corner along with a silver stray from senator byrd which i love, especially because it is engraved with thanks from robert and irma. in the beginning of my comments i mentioned a speech of senator byrd's on the house floor. that day, in 1953, he quoted the words of daniel webster. these words, when you come to the capitol are etched on the wall of the chamber high above speaker's chair. and these words would come to define his leadership, but he voiced them in that earliest speech. senator byrd said, let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its powers, build up its institution, promote all its great interests and see whether we also in our day and our generation may perform something worthy to be remembered. daniel webster. senator byrd's service and his leadership were more than worthy to be remembered for many generation

kucinich: "the times" quotes jen at the tray yuss as long-standing -- general petraeus as long-standing ties between pakistan and the bad guys. "the times" goes on to say in this editorial, it suggests the conclusion goes even deeper, that representatives of the i.s.i., that's their spy agency in pakistan, have worked with the taliban to organize networks of militants to fight american soldiers in afghanistan and hatch plots to assassinate afghan leaders. i'm saying, is the kind of -- we want these people to be our partners, people who are playing a double game with us? this is why we got to get out of pakistan. we have to take a different approach here, and in the debate that will ensue in the next, you know, few hours, whenever it's scheduled, i hope to be able to get to some of the specifics of why this resolution is important at this time. thank you, mr. mcgovern, thank you, mr. dreier, for the opportunity. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: mr. mcgovern reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: i yield three minutes to my goo

. >> jen, thank you. her book is called "my fair lazy." favorite part of shooting hoops is? 3...2...1... overtime! ♪ ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ we're the kids in america [music, talking, laughing] what makes hershey's s'mores special? hershey's chocolate goodness that brings people together. pure hershey's. takes care of 33 loads. tide stain release only handles 11. and clorox 2 gets rid of tough stains right before your eyes. clorox 2. find it next to the clorox bleach. hey, little dude. "dinner's" my middle name. how 'bout some hamburger helper? oh, my, but your mouth is gonna love it. and your wallet's gonna be pretty happy, too. now this is the deal of the day. hamburger helper...one pound, one pan, one tasty meal. summer ain't summer without popsicle pops. ben & jerry: my two best friends. what would i do for a klondike bar? you don't wanna know. i am so happy right now. ♪ just so happy. >>> time to take a look at those concession stand calories you're consuming, because let's face it, it's hard to root for the home te

style expert, jen, what are musts? >> we have this i pack every time i travel. a giant wrap.. >> now you also like the caftan you can accessorize many ways. >> you can wear this to the beach during the day. take a skinny metallic belt. you have a chic thing for going out at night. >> evening wear. speaking of accessories, you have some jewelry options, too. >> the less clothing you have to pack, if you bring a lot of accessories. my suitcase is so heavy because i pack so many accessories. change up what you're wearing, necklaces and bracelets. it gives you lots of options. >> other good dress options, you need a good pair of jeans and wrinkle-free fabrics is something to think about. >> everything should have a little stretch in it so any fabric will work. make sure there's lycra or stretch. this is from spiegel. this is the same dress i have on. it's briwrinkle-free. i can wear this on a plane and get off and it looks totally fresh. >> completely different because you have the zipper in the front. >> you can wear it backwards, wear it to work conservative. flip the zipper in

we found that, again, those of i guess you would call them jen y they have a very different perception of race, stereo typing. they see the world very differently than we do. so there's hope. i agree with you. host: in light of the hope that shirley nelson sees, in light of the political background at mr. stinehorn talks about, where do we go from here as far as discussions are concerned not only talking t generations but political strategy about these things? guest: we've got to be frank and honest and stick to the facts. and the facts are that racism, sexism, antisem itism is wrong. that black bigotry, white baggetry, gay bashing, immigrant bashing, all these ways we try to put blame on somebody else always works against the best interest of our country. it depleets our ability to get to the greatness that is there. so if we keep focusing on the facts and run the discussion around that and let that be the litmus test, not what somebody said on a blog or website or what somebody says at a 6:00 p.m. nscast that's uncontrollable. it's got to be around the facts. people have discussions

so in her spirit but in the spirit of all those, all those incredible people of the greatest jen reags, we offer this resolution -- generation, we offer this resolution so our country can always remember their bravery and courage. i would yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama is recognized. mr. bonner: madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: madam speaker, i have no further speakers. if the gentleman is ready to yield back, i would like to reserve at this time. mr. bonner: madam speaker, i have no further speakers as well. i urge support and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama, mr. bonner, yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: madam speaker, i strongly urge my colleagues to join me in supporting the observance of spirit of 1945 day, and i