what happened to connor?for a baby who is previously full term, happy, healthy and well to suddenly have cardiac arrest or to suddenly stop breathing. >> they said they noticed nothing wrong until they realized connor had stopped breathing and since connor's body was cremated no new tests are possible. >> based on what happened that night, we'll never know why he stopped breathing to begin with. >> did the autopsy reveal anything? >> nothing. >> coming up, connor's case reverberates in the political arena. >> if it pans out that i lose the election because i tried to do the right thing. well, that's the way it goes. >>> and another tragedy startles the port angeles community. having triplets is such a blessing. not financially. so we switched to the bargain detergent, but i found myself using three times more than you're supposed to and the clothes still weren't as clean as with tide. so we're back to tide. they're cuter in clean clothes. thanks, honey. yeah. you suck at folding. [ laughs ] [ female announcer

. >> reporter: linda connor not only taught students in the classroom but also taught them about life. her illness proved to be a teachable moment. braden's mother has breast cancer and he was terrified. linda helped him. >> she was just very supportive, she told me that i would get through this and that i have nothing to worry about because my mom loves me and her -- condition really wasn't as serious as i thought because type 0, they found it so early it was curable and my mom is doing very well now. i have mrs. connor to thank for that. >> reporter: a sea of pink fills the hallways as students bring awareness to breast cancer. a few days ago linda lost her battle. though she is gone students and teachers say her spirit will always live on. >> no matter what happens in life, what you go through, there is constant important support for you, whether through our family, your friends, your teachers who care about your success, every negative gets turned in to a positive. >> reporter: abc 2news. >> so far the students have raised $2,500 to donate. more than 20 of those students will part

cheryl connor. >> we are going to run. my family will. >> washington is saying that iran was behind the plot to kill a saudi ambassador. we will tell you how the cia broke up the assassination and why iran is saying the united states is making it up. >> have you looked at the mall lately? it's changing. we will tell you what four new stores will be opening up by in november. >> you swipe your credit card to buy $40 so how do you loose 400? how not to get skimmed. we will 60 seconds away. . >>> millions of dollars, drug cartels and a murder at a washington restaurant. this isn't a plot for a movie. this was an asass nation plot. the united states is a caution iran of backing a plot. information that two men tied to the iranian government wanted to take out the saudi ambassador. hillary clinton hopes countries who have hesitated to get tough with iran will now go the extra mile. >> send a very strong message that this kind of action which violates international norms, must be ended. >> one of the two men charge is a united s

powell streaming live from kabul with the latest on this, connor? >> the u.s. military commanders here in kabul insisted violence is on the way down here, across the country, but a string of high profile attacks from the taliban, from shooting down on american military helicopters, that killed 30 u.s. troops, and a 20 hour attack has seemed to contradict that notion that violence is on the way down and another large scale attack, a sort of spectacular attack here in kabul also seems to contradict u.s. military commanders that violence is decreasing in afghanistan. this was a massive attack in southern parts of kabul. 17 people were killed including four afghans, 12 americans and one canadian. of the americans killed many of them were civilian contractors working with the u.s. military to help rebuild afghanistan. and the attack came earlier today on a part of the highway in southern kabul that is part of the huge redevelopment of kabul. there's the brand new road with street lights and a lot of development in that area, but it's an area where the ta

steelers taking a 7-0 lead, and here making this fly to connors. and 95 yards, the longest interception of the history of the steelers. and they had it going. and arizona not having an answer to the resume. and here the steelers roll 32-20, final from arizona. and still to come, on raven's wrap-up. the finish that everyone is buzzing about, and tebow to talk later in the show. and we have a nugget to get you fired up for monday. and here 3-2 under coach harbaugh for monday night football. and on the road. and ravens, 7-8 overall record on monday nights. >> brought to you by miller lite, with a wider mouth and more ounces of that taste you love. so you didn't get a miller lite? no. what's the difference? miller lite has more taste. i don't care. i just got one of these. well that's the second unmanly thing you've done today. what was the first?

it happened yesterday just as the sun was going down at connor's farm. the couple and their two kids, a five-year-old and three-year-old got lost in the nine-foot corn stalks. even though the maze is peppered with maps and signs, police called for management who organized a search team. the family was found, and although offered free tickets for another time, they are pretty much done with the corn maze. they are done with that. been there, done that. >> you know what? i had a similar experience in the dole apple maze in hawaii. a little us from -- a little frustrating. several hours of my life. still scared for life. my wife made it out easy leigh. -- easily. the texas rangers have been on the road. victor martinez helped put a stop to that, but he got hurt in the process. will it keep him from playing tomorrow. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which

. >> tim: paying homage to anthony connor who was hit and was in the hospital for a few days and waspright -- that's the best news of all for louisville -- 27-10 the final over syracuse. that will just about do it for this week. we thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. gary danielson is answering your college football questions live from the s.e.c. on cbs cruiser. watch "the 5th quarter presented by aflac with gary. >> tim: have a great evening, everyone, and happy halloween to you and yours. we'll see you next week. i am absolutely not paying this fee. [ whistle blows ] whoa, whoa, whoa. break it up. i've got roughing the passenger's wallet. man: please swipe credit card. look! see! that's it! you're gone! [ male announcer ] bags fly free. southwest airlines. it's the right call. >> ( all laugh ) >> mr. duke ellington. >> plus with each dvd, it's like getting a greatest hits collection from music legends like duke ellington, ella fitzgerald, kate smith, tony bennett, johnny cash, lena horne, louis armstrong, petula clark

connor, thank you. >> here is comes, folks, a fox extreme weather alert. i guess winter is here, after record heat and hurricanes, mother nature is putting the icing on the cake. anywhere from four to eight inches of snow, could be more in your area, more expected along the east coast and even in new york city, a live look at time square, not even november, and flakes are coming down and people are beginning the winter preparations ahead of schedule, and very few smiles to be seen. >> it was like, oh, oh, not happy at all. and i was surprised that we were having so much the the thought of one to six, anywhere going north and it was disturbing to us and destroud my weekend plans. >> i think it's kind of crazy, honestly. i didn't think it would actually come and i thought we'd get there sooner than unusual, but i didn't think it would be now. >> and neither did we, mary harrigan and chief mlgs reich reichmuth got it right. uh-uh. what's up? >> it's hard to believe, and three times it's ever snowed in new york city in the month of october and this is the four

share cheryl connor. >> investigators are still trying to find what caused a crash in fells point thatook the lives of two college students. the student died when his car hit a car carrying a freshman. he was very popular and was named mr. morgan a year ago. he was studying to be a nurse and wanted to work with children. >> we are just about six weeks, seven weeks in to the semester and she was just that into the beginning of her college years. >> you check social networks, hear student feedback, it's heart breaking. >> benson's suv was speeding, police are still investigating the case. >>> the man convicted of killing a researchers will spend his life in prison. she was killed last august. the family and prosecutors asked for the maximum sentence. the judge said he would show the suspect the same mercy he showed his victim and sentenced him to life. >>> attorneys gave opening statements in the trial of a man accused in a murder for hire plot. walter business bishop was hired by carla porter to kill her husband. >>> update now to a story we first brought to you last night on the news a

because you see, instantly san diego stepped up, and dennis connors and his crowd really began to make the evidence of the america's cup totally and completely a reality and to make it possible. it obviously was a great success. the state of california governor participated in that effort as well. so when mayor newsom called me and said we want to do something about making sure we get a real shot at the america's cup, and i want your involvement, i said what is it going to cost me. he said you don't worry about the cost. mark burel will pay for it. and i of course will volunteer any time mark is picking up the tab. so i became a part of that effort. it really is, as mayor newsom and the other speakers before me have so generously indicated, it is going to be a real shot in the arm for the series of economic development activities over the next three years or more. if that was not a reality, jim wouldn't be here. there is no way he would bostonner to show up unless it was regional in every respect. he has abandon the city in terms of exclusivity. he is greater than that. and i am deligh

connor did not creek trista -- treat chris or was not involved with her in any way. >> there were 71 deaths among those who receive a thegardisil vaccine. we have a link to that cdc data on our website, wbaltv.com. >> coming up, beneath the rubble of turkey's earthquake is a tiny testament to human resilience. tonight you will see what some is calling -- some are calling a miracle. a prominent sorority is on high alert. >> i am feeling really, really busy. i am sorry, my vision is becoming a little blurred. >> that was michael jackson's former nurse, struggling to get through testimony. tonight, the warning she says she gave jackson months before he died. >> clouds moving in. rain is not too far away. we have some showers to talk about in the seven-day forecast. right now, not too bad outside. 54 at >> many of us are feeling purple and blue tonight. it should have been a cake walk, but it turned into a prime-time slot in jacksonville. millions watched last night as the ravens fell to the jaguars in their only monday night appearance this season. despite a solid performance by the nfl

it happened yesterday just as the sun was going down at connor's farm. the couple and their two kids, a five-year-old and three-year-old got lost in the nine-foot corn stalks. even though the maze is peppered with maps and signs, police called for management who organized a search team. the family was found, and although offered free tickets for another time, they are pretty much done with the corn maze. they are done with that. been there, done that. >> you know what? i had a similar experience in the dole apple maze in hawaii. a little us from -- a little frustrating. several hours of my life. still scared for life. my wife made it out easy leigh. -- easily. the texas rangers have been on the road. victor martinez helped put a stop to that, but he got hurt in the process. will it keep him from playing tomorrow. the priceless response, next in sports. >>> good evening. doug fister had a record of 3 and 12 when detroit traded for him. it turned out to be the deal of the century. he beat the yankees in game five of the division series and he won again ton

medical bills devalued property and diminishing options laura agreed to a monetary settlement with and connor corp. the company responsible for her problems. this settlement stipulated she stopped telling her story publicly which is why she was not interviewed for this film many family stories like hers will never be told because of company settlements that require silence. let's go over on the trampoline instead of her relic splosion and fire de hoffmeister his stage in her house surrounded by her children and grandchildren. this kind of helps me gives me a little more study medicine so i can grab something you know they were doing ok as long as the regs on that weren't there and i was just working. you still go out with smells and that i just couldn't go outside it wasn't. but then they brought in the temporary rig because they're having problems with one of the holes i think and then that's now it's all started up in here as they were doing a fracking board was right over here we had one back fair behind us we had two on the side here they're all working you know. flaring with gas and i ha

connor punches it in to tie up the game.ardinals prove to be too much for the huskies tonight. webb catches the screen, makes a couple would be tacklers miss and he is off to the races, down the sideline, bishop wins 27-7. staying undefeated at 6- 0. >> we have two really good high school

cheryl connor. >> thank you. the maryland victim of the deadly lysteria outbreak has been identified. the 87-year-old clarence wells died on august 31st. his family has filed a lawsuit against jensen farms in colorado where the canteloupe came from. the daughter said she knows her father bought some from a produce market before his death but she isn't sure where it was. the state department of health said the case is the only known one that's been reported in maryland but it may not be the last. >> that's because it can take up to two months before you feel anything. >> you inguest a small a., doesn't make you sick immediately. >> reporter: it's believed that the fruit came from here, jensen farms in colorado. they apparently were shipped from july 29th through september 10th. more than one and a half million shipped to more than two dozen states. in addition to the 15 deaths at least 84 people have been made sick from eated the tainted fruit. an attorney represents more than a dozen. >> you shouldn't die from ea

cheryl connor. >> thank you. tonight baltimore county police are investigating a triple shooting. it started a fight at the fleming senior center basketball court. it spilled out in to the street and three people were shot. they were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, another person had a leg injury. >>> also tonight baltimore city police investigating the find of a body in a dumpster. police say a woman believed in her early 20s was found in a dumpster in. there was no sign of trauma. >>> the father of a missing man said his son's body has been found. reginald jackson believes ryan jackson, known as fred, went to a home wednesday where he was last seen. jackson said he spotted blood inside the house and yesterday city police reported an adult male found with stab wounds. jackson said police told him it was his son. >> whatever the incident was this he have to -- it doesn't give give the right to take someone's life. republican he believes his son was killed in a known drug house and the body was moved. his girlfriend is pregnant. >>> three men are recovering

connor sullivan breaks up a 16-yard run for the score. oakton wins by 15. 38-23.ing adams. pass to jenkins. he gets in for the score. it's 38-3. and later more west potomac. a pass to chris carter for the score. west potomac wins 45-10. and remember you can always log on to dc.highschoolsports.net for the latest news, scores and great features on students. it's all on our website right now. that will do it for this week's toyota game night report. congrats to all of tonight's winners. we leave you with the band of the week from oakton. until next week, i'm kristen berset. have a great night. ♪band playing

cheryl connor, abc2 news. >>> thank you, cheryl. >>> man has died after he was shot by police responding to a domestic call. police say the man shot his wife yesterday morning in their home in the 1800 block of hope street. now according to police, the man was armed with a gun. police say the suspect shot at an officer and the officer returned fire. the suspect was hit several times. there is no word on the condition of his wife tonight. >>> it has been one year since the shocking murder of an mta bus driver in northeast baltimore. a vigil was held last night in memory of sterling palmer at his home. last october, someone broke into sterling's home in the 2600 block of edison way. when his wife he have 11 returned home she -- evylyn returned home she found him stabbed to death at the bottom of the staircase. crimestoppers award for information leading to an arrest is up to $4,000. >>> baltimore county police have charged this woman with assault. theresa jefferson is accused of pouring bleach and pine sol on another woman during a fight at wal-mart. now according to police, the two women

connor's international community tries to get to the bottom of it after his death a leaked video could very well provide the answer everyone's looking for solve the code we grabbed it i hate it when the figs some guy has wanted to take him away and that's why i shot twice in the here and in the changed. this movie and says he didn't like the idea of taking the conan alive you also thought of what he calls going after his beloved shirt and a gold ring he claims have taken from the dictator middle east experts shereen it's a good talk a little earlier that she thinks the colonel's death will open up an era of tribal and ethnic conflict across libya. the international community is calling for an investigation but they've been complicit in his death it cast a shadow on many things that cast a shadow on the n.c.c. to cast a shadow on the future of the country he told his the tribes and the ethnicities together and what we're going to see over the next few months and years is massive child will and specifically ethnic divisions some very strong agents between libyans of african descent who h

it takes the average person here at the connor's farm in massachusetts about 45 minutes to find their way out. this family got spooked about an hour in. luckily, it took a canine dog just over a minute to sniff the family back to their sense of safety. >> they were so happy to see us. it was -- i thought i was being invited to dinner or something. they were very, very nice. aappreciate yative. >> other families say they can understand how you can get lost, but they say, if it was too easy, it wouldn't be much fun. >>> one in every five americans suffers from an allergy. some of us aler jinlg to pollen and dust. others to iodine. in get healthy for life, we focus on those allergies. welcome dr. jackie. >> thank you. >> when we go to the hospital, they ask us, are you allergic to latex? >> right. >> how much of a concern is that? >> not as much as it used to be. most hospitals are latex free. people at risk are those who are exposed. either you have had a lot of injuries or in the latex business yourself. >> many say they are allergic to pencilen. how many are? >> 3% to 6% of people are

the connor walked me back and i seen the rubble and it was a -- head-to-head collision with the trainchair rolled all the way back, got a nick on the face. now he's in agony from his neck down to his back. >> reporter: his brother was coming in from fresno he was on the san joaquin line which runs from bakersfield to oakland. it hit a coast starlight train which travels from l.a. to seattle no word on why this crash happened, except the firefighters told us last night one of the operators ran a red signal light. amtrak has no comment on that saying the investigation is still underway. they are running bus bridges between emeryville and oakland stations. if you need to get between those stations you can. if you don't want to mess with it, amtrak is offering refunds. 6:30 was the goal, the station is still closed. now it is a wait and see matter. obviously they will get it open as soon as they can. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the city of alameda now faces a lawsuit over a controversial memorial day dunning. ramon zack walked into the water in an apparent saw side attempt, -- consider

baby connor and dad pat, as the empire state building and king kong. >> yes. now if i had some warning i would have done 30 rock instead of the empire state building but this starts with the hoodie, fake fur we cut and glued onto his front, a bar key doll from the toy closet and spray paint boxes, that's a plunger spray painted silver. >> the nose is sticking out perfectly. thanks, pat. looks good. >> finally twins amel and cairo with their parents shaun and is it toni? >> roni, they're cheffed and two devilled eggs. these are just white onesies and we took a ball we cut with a serrated knife, colored them yellow and devilled ears. >> come on out you guys, everybody come on out. >> she's back, we got the crab back. >> so again, this is just really easy stuff, glue gun and scissors, pretty much all you need. >> lots of creativity. elizabeth mayhew thank you for your great ideas. >>> trick-or-treat bags to spider webbs, last-minute halloween crafts the whole family can enjoy, plus creative costumes for your family pet. first these messages. ♪ baby, baby, come al

back in 2008, a reckless driver struck and killed 15-year-old connor cole. this year families urged lawmakers to pass house bill 363. it's a law they spent more than a decade fighting for. >> i think perhaps maybe even spending a week or two in a local jail facility might have gotten the point across. what he was doing in the way he was driving was a serious problem. it was extremely irresponsible. >> and a third law is also in effect as we can. the date -- the state has extended the interop program to track down on drunk driving. they say you can't go home again, and that's especially true for one montgomery county man. stephen armstrong was convicted of trying to intimidate his latino neighbors by slashing the tires over a two-year period. a judge has banned him from returning to his home after he finishes his prison sentence. others are being warned. the cecil county health department says a cat test positive for rabies after biting to people. the cat is described as an all female with calico coloring. anyone who may have been scratched or bitten recently

connor barwin has played a heck of a game. and they've competed. they've played hard.y played nose-to-nose physical football with one of the most physical teams in the nfl in the ravens. greg: schaub on second and 6. complete to kevin walter. and this forward progress will be marked at the 27. it will be a third and 3. dan: it's just the same old story for the texans, i'm sorry to say, is that they just once again, have appeared to lost the fourth quarter. greg: schaub over the middle and that's incomplete. mason could not make the catch. dan: and andre johnson, i'm sure is thinking i can't get back here soon enough. greg: oh, i think gary kubiak's thinking the same thing. dan: yeah. he was doing some running last week, surprising all of his teammates that he was able to do so-so quickly after having a little surgical procedure on that hamstring. greg: fourth and 3. they're going to run it with foster. and ray lewis looks like he pulled him up short of first down yardage. he had to make the 30-yard line. dan: didn't look like he got there. greg: and i believe we're goi

party that's the racist, the party of the ku klux klan, the party of jim crowe, the party of bull connor, the party of segregation, the party of the kkk, they are the racists, not us. we're their friends. we're the emancipators. >> i don't think that guy caught on to the southern strategy of 1968, mr. mayor. >> yeah. >> he's back there before the southern strategy, a little out of date in his diatribe, i think. your thoughts? >> i think he's absolutely out of date. he cannot for the life of me understand why he would say in the last 30 years that in fact the democratic party has reflected any of the kind of characteristic that he talked about as a party. they have not. the democratic party at one time controlled the south. once ronald reagan started his southern strategy, the democratic party lost control of the south and that's because the democratic party was pursuing civil rights, civil liberties, equality and all the things that are reflected to our u.s. constitution. the south couldn't handle that, and particularly those who call themselves democrats, they went fleeing to the republ

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the party of connor. the party of segregation. the party of the kkk. they're the racists, not us.re their friends. we're the emancipators. >> it is important to note that herman cain did not speak for more than an hour after those comments. he was not on stage during the speech. and nbc news has received word that it is unlikely cain or his staff heard the comments. he said, our campaign is ball promoting civil dial oxg while there may be differences of opinion on a wide variety of topics, we believe on never being disagreeable. andrew was at the rally. set the stage of what was going on and also the reaction from the crowd during these comments. >> we had the tea party rally. there were thousands of people there. and herman cain was signing books earlier in the afternoon. and shortly after he left, he took the stage. he runs a website. this is a tea party sponsored event. he took the stage and he heard those comments that you just played. and the reaction from the crowd was he is a dynamic speaker. the mission statement from the webb is that it is their hope through aggressive it

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were brutalized as a result of a famous name, though a name of great damage, sheriff bull conners -- connors, the violence that he evidenced that woke up america. these brutalized freedom riders were against temporarily taken john to a hospital, reverend shuttlesworth was concerned about their safety. didn't concern himself about his safety. but was concerned about theirs. and so for a few deacons and those of who -- of who you understand our church structure, deacons are close to the pass ter, they're men who go with him through fire, storm, rain and devastation, went with him to carry these broken bodies out of the hospital, fearful for their lives and took them to his chump where as many knew in the south was not a place that was immune to violence as evidenced by the birmingham bombing of a church that killed four little girls in a sunday school class. the reverend shuttlesworth was not fearing his life, he wanted to make sure that those who had come to help them and us could be safe and would not be bombarded in the hospital and be threatened or in fear of their lives. reverend shuttles

closing time at the connor's farm maze and we all know from the movies how spooky cornfields can get.he killer corn wasn't attacking but -- >> the mosquitos are eating us alive. >> reporter: some folks celebrate getting lost. ♪ getting lost is the greatest part ♪ >> reporter: oh, yeah snl. >> we thought this would be fun. instead, it's a nightmare. >> can i talk to your husband? >> reporter: the dispatcher told the man to yell at the can nine unit that was there to look for th them. >> say hello k-9. >> reporter: he even repeated literally. >> say hello k-9. >> hello k-9. >> reporter: hello k-9. it took a total of at least ten "hello k-9s". >> keep going, sir. gives you something to do. >> reporter: finally towards the end of the 7 1/2 minute call -- >> we see a lyle. >> reporter: the k-9

connors and >>mark: a live look outside.k up on the bay bridge on the left and a smooth ride on the golden gate bridge on the right. everyone is looking to the skies for a big warmup. >>james: @ blue skies over san francisco. here is a view from our roof. creighton is morning in a good number of spots. very inland it will be upper 80s-low 90s. increasing clouds for the weekend. more on that in the 7 day forecast. this is what we are seeing in terms of temperature is right now. the sun has been up for about 45 minutes. at any moment the temperatures will begin to rise. once they do, they will take off. here is where they will settle this afternoon. upper 80s and low 90s. both locations are meeting and possibly exceeding the 90 degree mark. 85 in oakland, hayward and fremont. nice and warm on the east shore of the bay. on the peninsula, and the fix and mountain view as we look at the math--as we look at the map. take a look at san francisco. upper 80s and 90s across the the 80's will arrive by noon. here is a look at your 7 da

martha: connor, thank you so much. steve jobs in his own final words. said just most before he died as told by his sister in a eulogy. that amazing moment coming up. president obama's big new message telling the american people, we can't wait for congress, we can't wait for republicans to act on the economy. is that message hitting home with voters? frank luntz joins us next. >> listen. we are not going to wait. we are not waiting for congress. we can't wait for congress to do its job. we said when can't wait for congress to help small businesses. ou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take thibridge over here. the it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. martha: there is an anesthesia expert testifying. michael jackson's doctor di

lynch mob, his life and family threatened by connor's ignorance or hostility or indifference more oftenthan hostility. his words were they would call me s.o.b. and they didn't mean sweet old boy. the first time i saw brass income kels was when they -- brass knuckle was when they struck me. he mobilized students to boycott merchants with jim crow signs in their storefronts. he worked and marched with dr. king, affiliating the alabama christian movement for human rights with the southern christian leadership conference, organizing busboy cots and sit-ins and mars and acts of civil -- and marches. he persuaded dr. king to bring the movement to birmingham where dr. king would write his letter from a birmingham jail. he writes of the necessity of the direct action campaign fighting -- quote -- "broken promises and blasted hopes. inthe two words broken and blasd meant so much to them personally because both were attacked so frequently. september 1963, the 16th street baptist church was bombed murdering four little girls in a movement's grief and responsive resiliency helped pass the civil rig

i'm still stuck at connors farms. i don't see anybody. i'm really scared. it's really dark and we've got a 3-week-old baby with us. >> just relax, calm down. your husband's with you, right? >> yes, but my baby. >> i understand and the police officer is on the way. >> certainly was. took police and the maze operators just about a minute to find them. everything turned out fine. look at the size of that maze, too. i would get lost. >> i've been stuck in these things. i just walk right through the walls seriously. sooner or later you're going to come out of that thing and i've done it, walked right out. frustrating. >> you heard it here. >>> check of the weather from mr. roker. >> we've got rain to talk about here in the northeast where we don't really want to see it. we had a nice run, seven to eight days of dry weather, the storm system making its way up the coast slowly, not a to tent weather maker but it will bring one to two inches of rain before it's all over and as that moves out we will see another front coming in back from the west that will cause mor

on columbus day, just passed, i visited the hall of fame with connor. it was a very special bonding moment for both of us and one that millions of american families have had the opportunity to do over the last 72 years. this legislation will help promote the hall of fame, will help provide a boost to our local economy that tourism effort, and do so without costing the taxpayers a single penny. it's good legislation and we should all support it. i urge my colleagues to do so. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from missouri. mr. clay: mr. speaker, at this time i have no further speakers . i certainly think the national baseball hall of fame is deserving of this recognition. i urge all of my colleagues to support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri yields back his time. the gentleman from new mexico. mr. pearce: mr. speaker, the original sponsor of the bill, mr. hanna, would like to go into extra innings. i would like to recognize

>> i mean, connors could enact a change in law that could override the budget control act. >> so there'swould prevent that? >> no. in general as you know any congress can reverse the actions of the previous congress. >> i appreciate your response to a question by senator murray that you believe that your projections on gdp growth are too generous and that she believed action would be lower which means action our deficits would be worse than you projected in the past. but under your projections, you're assuming a 30% cut to positions in medicare, are you not? and you are some that taxes go up $3.8 trillion everybody taxes go up. certainly would have a detrimental effect on the economy. and you're assuming that there's a cat to discretion spending. so as you project that in answer to mr. upton's question, they will decline as a percentage of our gdp, it's based on all of these assumptions which frankly what impact that never particularly in one way. >> it's not our assumptions. we are following current law. >> these were baked into your proposals and your testimony today. i just tried to p

your leadership, your persistence, your savvy, we all connor that and appreciate it very much. the bad news to zack and our team and everyone else is our work is not yet done. we have implementation work ahead. we will continue to be intensive with all stakeholders in response to further notice. as my colleagues have mentioned, we still face a tremendous challenge and broadband adoption. while there is no silver bullet for broadband adoption, the life fund portion can be part of the solution including a significant investment in pilot programs. as my colleagues have also noted, there is work to do on the contribution side. hi will leave with a closing thought. in the 1930's and 1950's when presidents roosevelt and eisenhower directed fund -- federal funding to bridges in the national highway system, they were investing in the then current technologies to connect our people in our communities. the same was true for electricity. the same was true for telephone service. key 20th century service achievement. all of those investments have paid tremendous dividends for our economy an