chuck cobb was the u.s. ambassador to the republican of iceland during the administration of george h.w. bush, and during the reagan administration he served as undersecretary and assistant secretary for the u.s. department of commerce, where he was responsible for his trade development, export promotion and international travel and tourism, and he was appointed by florida governors jeb bush to serve on boards. sue and chuck serve on the board of directors on the council of ambassadors, chuck is a double graduate of stanford. he is a long-time member and past chairman of the board of the university of miami's board of trustees, welcome miami's diplomatic dynamic due, you're ambassadors cobb. [applause] >> thank you, president shalala. dr. rice, ambassador cobb, guests, we're pleased to have all of you here. this whole thing is sort of unfolded around the interest of my husband in leadership. so, when we have been able to have outstanding leaders come through this area, we arranged to have the university of m

, chuck cobbs, 50 great day. please join me in recognizing sue and check for 25 years of providing the university of miami an opportunity to host in april in provocative leaders from all walks of life. [applause] i also want the students to thank them for a very generously donating 300 of secretary rice is very big book, which were given to the first 300 students who attended this year's event. [applause] now, the university takes no credit for. i want to thank our good friend, mitch avlon. the university met with him recently to discuss launching a new partnership to bring speakers to campus and one week later he called to say that we were going to have an opportunity to host secretary rice's first public book tour event. mitch, i think this is the beginning of a beautiful relationship. thank you very much. [applause] now, the cops have sponsored other distinguished speakers. catherine weinberger, bob galvin, eds founder, ross perot and david stern, david curt and. sue and chuck have dedicated their careers and

chuck cobb was the u.s. ambassador to the republic of iceland during the administration of george h.w. bush, and during the reagan administration he served as undersecretary and assistant secretary at the u.s. department of commerce where he was responsible for trade, development, export promotion and international travel and tourism. and he was appointed by florida's governors, jeb bush and charlie crist, to serve on statewide boards. both sue and chuck serve on the board of directors of the consul of american ambassadors. while we can't claim chuck, he's a longtime member and past chairman of the board of the university of miami's board of trustees. please, welcome miami's diplomatic dynamic duo, the ambassadors cobb. [applause] >> thank you, president shalala. dr. rice, ambassador cobb -- [laughter] guests, we're very pleased to have all of you here. this whole thing has sort of unfolded around the interest of my husband in leadership. so when we have been able to have outstanding leaders come through thi

cobb county was like number three.nd i just thought, boy, how does this -- how does this -- so i went down there, and there was a fourth of july parade. he was marching in the parade. i went out in the street -- >> that man is now the front-runner to be the republican nominee. and therefore, could be on the verge of becoming the next president of the united states. how do you feel about that? >> well, i have more footage. >> do you? >> yes. >> really? >> yes, i have all the outtakes that didn't make it on the air. >> is it good stuff? >> there might be, yes. >> are you planning to release this? >> i'm not planning on him being the nominee. >> but if he is, are you going to release some stuff? >> i can't believe he's going to -- how long -- what is the shelf life of a republican candidate in the number one position this year? >> like a bottle of chateaubriand. i find him quite impressive, actually. mainly because i thought he was intelligent. you can't say that about all of the candidates. >> okay. >> you agree he's int

government bullets and burbage trade in garey india after midnight on sunday during a holiday party leonard cobb iii seven year old shot in the head to play a game in the living room 36 year-old man inside kitchen also shot in stable condition. police have very little information to work with the investigation. attempt at ivÁn theft ended with the attacker hiding from his victim and the police and a bar. police say 20 year old christopher dunn punched a man on the green line train intro to take his telephone the band fought back and the two tumbled out of the train. the victim began to overtake christopher dunn who ran away the bad gave chase and alerted police who found christopher dunn hiding in a center section of miller's pub closed to the public. i usually warm december keeps rolling along. next tom skilling talking about another week of above average temperatures. ♪ ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedabo

jorge with the steal and he sends it ahead to justin cobb for one of his seven assists. 53-49.on in the house at maples for stanford. buries to put the cardinals up 5. the freshman hit a pair of three's. zeek jones had a career high of 26 points. he needed 28. josh gets the block and time expires. stanford beats ucla60-59. on the women cease side. stanford beat usc. necca each had a double-double and ucla beat cal to hand them a loss. raiders wide receiver practiced for the second day in a row and on track to play sunday against the chargers. had to miss four straight games. the heisman winner and pais baugh bailor. bailor wins the alamo bowl 67- 56. it was the highest scoring game in bowl history. patriots head coach isn't exactly known for his sense of humor. tims i'm going to guess it has something to do with the monotone delivery. >> it is nits or candy. i mean, i don't know. i have no idea. >> that makes two of us. number four, memo thinks he has a layup. dwight howard sends it into the third row. he grabbed 24 rebounds. at number three, edmondton goes for the if i can. ba

[applause] [cheering] i want to thank leggitt friend this cobb comes ambassador cobb for their service to the country and for their extraordinary friendship as well. and so thanks to you, university of miami students for having me here. well, so help you become secretary of state, all right, you start as a sales piano major. that's how you start. [laughter] i went to college to become a concert pianist. i studied from the age of three. there was never any doubt that is what i was going to do. and in the summer of my sophomore year i went to something called the festival's school and there were 12-year-olds who played at five what i could play for only one year, there were 12, i was 17. i decided i would end up teaching 13-year-olds beethoven or maybe teaching and more nordstrom someplace or find a carrier wasn't really for me. fortunately i wandered into international politics and was taught by a soviet specialist named joseph cardinal who was madeleine albright's father, and he opened up the world of diplomacy and eastern europe to me and all of a sudden i knew what i wanted to be. i

yourself a little extra time we clear here first the temperatures has caused a rain/snow mix around cobb mountain in the 40s a little sunshine, another cool day with that onshore flow 46 in oakland, 42 santa rosa scattered morning showers, after clearing -- afternoon clearing, a couple die days ahead the bulk of the moisture -- out south of us today in southern california you may want to grab that up brehm -- umbrella, afternoon cool, sun most rain in the morning. >>> chp route to a new accident in the maze westbound 580 at 80 we'll keep you posted it could be just a stall. live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza, roads are a little damp, as lisa was showing you. we have sprinkles. we check out the san mateo bridge no problems westbound traffic on the right past the toll plaza out of hayward golden gate bridge problem-free more moisture on the roadway. ahead -- a heads up for the golden gate ferry they started their winter schedule today in effect until april 1st, which means reduced trips. >>>í>[4 the america's cup spara tussle between san francisco and the national park service. why pa

[applause] [cheering] i want to thank leggitt friend this cobb comes ambassador cobb for their service the country and for their extraordinary friendship as well. and so thanks to you, university of miami students for having me here. well, so help you become secretary of state, all right, you start as a sales piano major. that's how you start. [laughter] i went to college to become a concert pianist. i studied from the age of three. there was never any doubt that is what i was going to do. and in the summer of my sophomore year i went to something called the festival's school and there were 12-year-olds who played at five what i could play for only one year, there were 12, i was 17. i decided i would end up teaching 13-year-olds beethoven or maybe teaching and more nordstrom someplace or find a carrier wasn't really for me. fortunately i wandered into international politics and was taught by a soviet specialist named joseph cardinal who was madeleine albright's father, and he opened up the world of diplomacy and eastern europe to me and all of a sudden i knew what i wanted to be. i wan

cobbs 50th birthday.i cannot birthday present. please join and recognizing sue and check for 25 years of providing the university of op miami with the opportunity to host insightful and provocative leaders from all walks of life. [applause] i also want the students to ofank them for very generouslyn donating 300 of secretary rice is. the book, which were given to the first 300 student who the attended this year's event. [applause] now, the university takes no credit for doing this. i want to thank our very good i friend, mitch upland votes and. votes. the university met with him to a discuss launching a new partnership to bring speakers to campus in one week later he calledne to say that we would ht an opportunity to host secretari rice's first public talk to her about relationship. thank you very much. [applause] >> the have sponsored other speakers, bob galvin, the founder ross perot, nba commissioner david stern, david gergen. sue and chuck have dedicated their career to serving their country in a comm

and at cobb club touching her to tell twin polar bears playing in chinese each time viewers around the world have the full story and video of the doorbell pair actually dot com plus and also watch all of our best videos on our you tube channel. the official allocation. called talk from the. video. feed. on the dot com. for the new year now beginning its way bob the go we're remembering what may twenty live and it was a year of rallies and uprisings as people around the globe went out onto the streets to demand justice freedom and economic equality ideas and he said now we will be back at the protests that shaped the past twelve months. thousand and eleven could easily go down as the most eventful year in years the killing of bin laden after a decade long manhunt libya's gadhafi after months of nato bombing and the death of north korea's kim jong il don't even begin to illustrate twenty eleven. time joe's the protester as person of the year and although there were different slogans signs and demands of solutions twenty eleven will ultimately be remembered as the year people came out ont

in paris at cobb club touching fruitage twin polar bears play and chinese to charm you is around the world to get the full story and video of the adorable pair at r.t. dot com plus you can watch all of our best videos on our you tube channel. just . download the official auntie humbly cation your only phone on called talk. from the i.q. zaps to. life on the go. video on demand. r.s.s. feeds now with the palm of your. question on the dot com now less than a day left until the new year and with celebrations gearing up in all corners of the world we remember what made two thousand and eleven it was a year of rallies and uprising as people around the globe went out into the streets to demand justice freedom and economic equality and he said now he looks back at the protests that shaped the past twelve months. two thousand and eleven could easily go down as the most eventful year in years the killing of bin laden after a decade long manhunt libya's gadhafi after months of nato bombing and the death of north korea's kim jong il don't even begin to illustrate twenty eleven. time joe's the p

the battle against corporate personhood for the latest i'm joined from our studios in miami by david cobb national spokesperson for move to amend and national projects director at democracy unlimited david welcome. thank you tom it's a pleasure to be back on your program thank you it's great to have you with us what's the status of the of the whole move to amend the movement to amend the constitution to reverse this bizarre notion of corporate personhood at the supreme court voted back in one thousand century. well you know tom when i first discussed this on your program a year ago we were happy to tell you we had twenty thousand people participating today we've got over one hundred fifty thousand people actively participating not just names on a list but actually participating we had five or six local affiliates today we've got fifty local affiliates and more coming on and as you said move to amend was instrumental in passing every single one of those ballot initiatives not just a resolution by city council but actual organizers on the ground putting it on the ballot so that there had be

youth at this point that's my thing we need to focus on saving the youth that are being harassed by cobb we need to focus on the youth that aren't getting education in the school system we need to focus on the youth that are being targeted by corporations and by reality television shows and by music and corrupting their minds that's what we need to focus on but i think it's happening in my video games as well those are all topics. that are directly related especially when you talk about the education system here in this country i know that this is one of the major things that a lot of occupiers cite for talk to me about occupy wall street though i mean where is the movement three months in. i mean i think that we're at the best time ever because right now we have a lot of organizing going on and you know people people are naive to think that because they don't see us in the streets because it's cold out ok that that movement is dead and they're just so wrong because just because he doesn't you don't see it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist and we're online we're networking ok we have pe

and there is no hangovers so far, justin cobbs driving for two. and there is bears in control at the half. >> penalty is part of the mystique it is. >> and that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and you can join the conversation on the facebook page on whether 6-year-olds and 7-year-olds should have to use booster seats. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a software analyst from atlanta, georgia... a university librarian from paris, tennessee... and our returning champion-- a tutor from highland park, new jersey... whose 9-day cash winnings total...

>> reporter: paula bay cobb bacn loves her horses and can't imagine one ending up in a slaughter housenow it wasn't a possibility in the u.s. in 2006, congress ended funding inspections of horse slaughter houses, in effect shutting them down. recently congress reversed the decision. >> i felt that it was probably the biggest blunder to come out of congress this year. >> she was mayor of a town in texas. >> the presence was completely negative. >> opponents of the ban say it had unintended consequences leaving horse owners with few options faced with the unwanted horses. >> neglect and abuse in the united states since closing the plant has been, risen well over 1400%. not 14%. 1400%. >> he says many of the animals meant for slaughter are shipped to mexico and canada. according to the department of agriculture, the export of horses for slaughter increased from 40,000 to 52,000 in the last year. >> it's a crap shoot how they will be treated. they don't have the same rules or regulations or the moral fortitude to deal with the horses in a humane way. >> u.s. soil does not magically make ho

metal roof that can easily handle the snow, there's the darling little side porch perfect for a corn cobbipe smoking, i can picture you there, al, 24-foot high ceilings, i got that out, and everything is tongue and groove pine throughout the entire house. the kitchen is fully equipped with gas stove, oversized refrigerator and hidden laundry closet and the fancy stair railing was designed by a local new england artist and the second story space is open and easily converted to another two bedrooms, it's a giant open loft space. >> beautiful. >> that's a big house. >> pulaski right near us in new york. >> nice up there. >>> dry hands to chapped lips we'll help you wipe away the inwither it skin. >>> sailing away on a carnival vacation to skin care and diamonds, jill martin has the often duplicated never equalled holiday steals and deals. why se ttle for a why se one-note cereal? ♪ more, more, more... get more with honey bunches of oats 4 nutritious grains come together for more taste, more healthy satisfaction. get more with honey bunches of oats. nurse...! [ female announcer ] dawn power c

east bay delta through 8:00, 9:00, it becomes more widely scattered higher elevation rain/snow mix, cobbmount continue, hamilton, by noon, still heavy cloud cover about moisture offshore back home just mid 50s today san jose, peninsula 54, menlo park with a few peeks of sun this afternoon, san francisco 53 down found for you in the north bay -- downtown for you n the north bay clearing already so it looks good in terms of sunshine later today in santa rosa, 55 oakland as well as frymont a few morning showers, 55 in pittsburg we could hold on to a shower here throughout the evening we'll keep it dry next chance of rain thursday. >>> we head to benicia injury crash blocking connector ramp from eastbound 78 he 0 to northbound 680 -- eastbound 6 -- 780 to northbound 680 you may want to consider eastbound 80 to help -- to ed up towards the junction. benicia bridge slowing eastbound 780 connector past 680 it is -- it is fine. we've been following occupy protesters, 7th street closed in oakland as well in northbound 880, 7th street off-ramp, you need to avoid that for the time being. on 880 sou

cardinals lost cobb to injury but john came in, played well.ugh catch and there he goes. fitzgerald scoring the 46- yarder. 19-14. arizona scores the only points of the 4th. roberts takes a short pass giving them a 21-19 lead there. is still time for san francisco. all they need is their 5th field goal of the game. alex smith has to run for his life. he was already sacked five times in the game and -- falls out of the hands of hunter. cardinals win, snapping their five game losing streak. the niners have trouble scoring inside the 20-yard line. the niners will now host pittsburgh next monday december 19ing that's going to be another tough game. >> i don't know if we are slugging it off. we need to be honest with ourselves and no question when he look at the time it's not something we will just dismiss and move on. >> meanwhile the raiders set a new franchise record low. today in greene bay and not talking about the temperatures. not really freezing, oakland had the ball first, got intercepted took green bay one play to convert. that's ryan gran

kevin cobb to your guy, stevens hailing from -- >> university of pittsburgh. >> there he goes.he cowboys shocked out west in the desert, 19-13 in overtime. >> can you imagine how skite exciting that is after you thought you lost the game to have that chance to come back and win. >> if you had to scratch your head, rob ryan has a good head of hair to scratch. >> a lot going on. >> tiger woods, did you catch this? >> no, but i was reading about it today. >> this is vintage tiger. i had birdied 17. this is on 18 for the win against zach johnson. does this look like the tiger of old. there it is, a little fist pump. back in the winner's circle for the first time in over two years. it is great for the game of golf. he wins. >> back to 52nd in the world. back after this. >> what a cheap shot. [ baby coughing ] [ coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] more pollution from power plants means more childhood asthma attacks. [ labored breathing ] there's technology that makes the air cleaner, but too many plants don't use it. we can't wait. epa must update power plant standards to prote

camp to cobb to crab. crabb. 81-36 the final. cal now 7-2.to 3-6. >>> a's fans are hoping what is happening in miami will soon happen for them. the marlins they have got a brand new stadium. a new name and they are throwing cash all over the place. the miami marlins introduced the new shortstop jose reyes. he leaves the mets for a six year, $106 million deal. the marlins signed pitcher mark buehrle to a four year $58 million contract. he won 13 games for the white sox this past season. but the latest move now are the marlins pulling out of the albert pujols sweepstakes. he will probably stay in st. louis. >>> the 55th pop warner super bowl is going on this week at walt disney world in orlando. two local teams advanced. the east bay wildcats. in the white uniforms here facing a team from hawaii and the wildcats had to come from behind. look at that pass. the colts quarterback threads the needle. brian scores. the defense getting stingy. make a tackleu headache a right there. outstanding. number one is ballard, the kidded watch him dip outside

cobb not one of them. you will get nothing and lake it. 14 points in the game.ez and most of the night and george with 24 points of his own. cal jumped out to a lead. crab buries the jumper. 16. lil lard got on the board seven minutes into the game. nice floater here off glass. shot just 4 of 17. cal too strong. harper camp beating david in mid-air. cal goes on to win 77-57. contrasting styles in the division i state high school football champio championship tonight. beller man likes to run the ball and margarita loves to throw. santa on hand in carson. they love to pass. stan ton winging it. just a junior. canon. 31 yards to tie it up at 7 appease bell town. fourth and 1. travis. up the middle. first down and whole lot more. 46 yards we are tied at 14. eagle up 21-friend. then mchue rolling out. across the whole field to the connor. what a play. unreal. right now 21 appease and they are in the third quarter. warriors open the pre-season tomorrow night at home against sacramento new head coach jackson said today the starting line up will be the same as last year

the story from kelly about cobb. >> this is the frozen face of victory.30 friday morning 16-year-old adams became the youngest person to ski to the south pole. >> the snow just about and i have to remember it for the rest of my life. >>reporter: to prepare she spent hours in a massive supermarket freeze interenglan interengland. >> can't prepare yourself enough for those temperatures and for that wind. >>reporter: she and her father famous explorer trekked across 97 miles of ice in 13 days. did you learn anything about your dad that you didn't know before? >> that have his snoring got worse. >>reporter: did you sleep. >> no. >>reporter: cold as low as 58 below also took its toll. her blog on day 10. aching shoulder. aching back. blistersny thumb and toe but she says it was all worth it. >> i always remember standing there. >>reporter: standing at the bottom of the world in the record book. kelly, abc news. >> wow! most of us have had a hard time parallel parking at one time or other. one new new yorker may have taken the title as the world best. we'll new

justin cobbs not one of them. willard scored just 14 points, a season low.he was lighting it up. had 21 points. allan crab, jumper. he had 16. willard was scoreless until about seven minutes in. hits the floater off the window but just 4 of 17 shooting. cal just too big and too strong. the nice feed using the glass in mid-air. cal, a winner, 77-57. the warriors open a preseason tonight at home against sacramento. new head coach mark jackson said the starting lineup will be the same as last year. that means a backboard of monta ellis and curry, wright and lee in front. and andre biedrins back at center. also the trio of captains, ellis, curry and lee. and a week into practice they seem ready for game action. tonight's contest will mark the first of six this season against the kings. two in preseason in four in regular season. >> you can get weary of battling each other at practice. understanding the calls and the sets we are running. it's about time for us to get tested with some real competition. so it's going to be very interesting to see how far we've come

. >> a few moments ago at lake acworth and cobb county at a bp station, mr.ed over and committed suicide. >> according to detective renee swanson of the henry county police department, barton had previously discussed suicide with his wife leigh ann. >> while she was at work he had called her and was threatening that he was going to commit suicide. well, she heard a gunshot over the phone and the heart was just stricken. took off home and when she gets home he's there fine and, you know, leigh ann was, what is going on? why did you do that? what was that gunshot? he said, oh, i killed the cat instead. >> of course, mark barton eventually did kill himself, his wife and his children. although murdering one's family is not characteristic of workplace killers, barton's troubled state of mind fits the profile perfectly. >> the common pathway to mass murder and rampage killing is being so depressed that one doesn't care if one lives and being so frightened at harm that others are believed to be doing that one lashes out at them. >> depression, anger and despondency

that our amendment language that was introduced a few weeks ago by david cobb, co-founder of move toa specific point of saying that nothing contained in the amendment has been construed to abridge the freedom of the press. so i think this is the press, and, so, it's not about -- it's not about the -- and let me also -- >> tim, we'll come back. i want to get imogen in. go ahead, imogen. >> romney said at a campaign stop in august, and i quote, corporations are people. that must really worry you. >> well, it doesn't really worry me. because i have to say that i just find that everybody i talk to, you know, if they know about this issue, they think it's ridiculous that everybody knows that a corporation is not a person. and if they don't know about it, once they find out about it, then their eyes pop out of their head, and they say, that's ridiculous. i mean, i have to say, just yesterday i was talking to my evangelical christian sister, who i love dearly, who loves in texas, and i was telling her about what i was doing and about the issue, and she was completely on board. and i think t

he also decides to land at the first available airport just north of atlanta in cobb county. >> the equipment away from the airport and the fuel gauge wasn't on "e." it looked like we had 30 minutes of fuel left. >> but then only seven minutes later, still miles from the airfield and at 4,000 feet, the second tank runs dry. >> it went from -- to a -- with the air coming through the plane. >> the novice pilot knows his only chance is to glide the 1,800-pound aircraft to the ground. >> it is a heavily wooded area. of course you know planes and trees don't mix. kind of like a blow dryer and a bathtub. >> to make matters worse, it was dark. >> but then a break. >> i spotted a dark clearing between two evenly cut sets of trees. and in my mind i said there we go. >> as the plane descends, the two men brace for impact with the ground. then, just seconds before they touch down, a crash and a dazzle of lights. >> i instantly knew, oh, no, we hit a power line. >> there's a plane that is literally stuck up in the power cords. >> stuck up in the power? >> stuck up in the power cords. >> brian and daryl a

into why an electric cart ran out of control root across koi stadium in texas -- koi stadium in -- cobb stadium in texas. >>> robert downey junior, number one at the box office. how far, ticket sales for the movie "a game of shadows" was down 36% compared to the first "sherr lom holes" in-- "sherlock holmes." plan. >>> several people are recovering after an electric cart ran away following a football game in texas. this video may be difficult for some to watch. the cart raced from one end zone to where the interviews were take place. the win coach was hit and fell inside but was not able to stop it. a grounds crew finally jumped in and hit the brakes. >>> it's the pittsburgh steelers verses the 49ers to tonight. tonight, is the 9ers' whom game. if you are lanking on -- planning on heading here, plan your trip accordingly. plans are being urged to carpool or take public transportation. >>> heartbreak for the raiders. they blew the lead to lose to the lions, 28-27. the lions pulled within 6 with let than a minute to go. and they took the lead in that touchdown -- with that touchdown. and

>> he's trying get away from the cobb front -- confrontation with small business, with business in this country about the level of care. he's trying to get away from the battle that's sure to be joined about the republicans over this very issue, and that is states' rights versus a federal government that has reached far too far in providing health care coverage, which the american people oppose. alisyn: and neighbor poll also plays into it. you can see that the support for the health care overhaul, only 29 percent support it. this is just now. this is a december poll. and 49 percent oppose it. >> sure. and polls typically, alisyn, have run 50-50 -- you know, low 50s opposing, calling for the repeal, outright, of omabacare. what's interesting, you saw that word there in the poll, reform. that's a push word, which is to create a positive impression about the subject that they are polling. and yet, only 29 percent support, quote unquote, reform. that's how much the american people detest what has been done in washington, d.c. alisyn: all right, we shall see what happens. >> we shall. alisy

basic science has always made progress and there's a lag time between cobb -- progress in basic scienced companies like merck or pfizer or others to apply what we learned that basic science and come up with new drugs. what i am saying is having looked at the past, having seen these changes in the past, i am confident that if we focus on cutting edge science, the right targets and if we put into place the kind of environment inside merck where world-class science makes it a career in merck, over the long term the return on investment will come back. >> what have you done to maximize that? >> first of all my colleague dr. peter caned who runs research lab is focused on the r o i questions as much as any ipos. what we did for example is look at barriers that we were in and made some decisions, narrow therapeutic areas to focus on basic research dollars going forward. we continue to hire the best talent. we continue to work internally so that we can make better decisions to kill compounds earlier because the cost of failure is what you are managing. 98% of your project going to fail. the qu

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in fact, my generation of people like wendy cobb founded that foundation, give two years of service. i'm going to go in the united states military, serve my country as it empowers me to continue in my life. and so it's your generation of college student. and the wonderful thing about just generation is you are in my opinion the millennial generation. you will be the defining generation the direction our country takes. and so as i conclude, and begin to open up for question, i just want to end where i started with the young lady who i told you, miss jones, who we named the building after. in 2002 i ran for mayor and lost that election. and there's a wonderful documentary about it called "street fight" and i see somebody pumping your fist in the back. it was a -- it's like now when i turn on tv, 50 documentaries die -- it actually won the tribeca film festival. it won the canadian film festival and it was nominated for a oscar and it lost to the march of the damn penguins they dropped the damn and left penguins. i'm a vegetarian but i make exceptions for penguin meat. i hate those litt

gingrey that his constituents in cobb county will see a potential increase of $1,258 in their taxes in the absence of passing this bill today. the speaker pro tempore: who yields time? mr. camp: i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. mr. crowley: i thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend from michigan as well. for this debate. i listened very closely, very intently to the words of speaker boehner, a man whom i have tremendous respect for. i note he's having difficult times with his side of the aisle. i know he would like to be able to wrap up business for the end of the year and be able to move on into next year to do good things for the american people, but the rejection by his caucus of the compromise bill that was passed in the senate is preventing him and i think preventing some of the like-minded members on the republican side of the aisle to pass the senate bill and go home for the holidays. i also listened very intently to the speaker when he said that the passage of this bill today would only be a two-month extender. somehow by just passi